i'm running for president. >> jimmy carter. >> jimmy who? >> i don't know who he is. >> i picture him like one of us. >> jimmy carter grew up in a very small town in the south. plains, georgia. he had grown into a family of farmers. became a peanut farmer himself. from georgia he basically started his political ascent. >> the idea that some one from the region could aspire to national office. i mean, people didn't even try. >> yesterday, about 50,000 democrats in iowa met in caucus to choose delegates for their state party convention. former georgia governor jimmy carter did extremely well. >> the iowa caucus was something no one ever paid attention to. but carter and his team said, hey, if we go and we win, the media is going to treat us look a serious political front-runner. >> mr. carter is also deeply religious. he praise in public and speaks openly about his religious beliefs. >> carter was a person who you thought would lead america to some kind of spiritual redemption. which at the time we really needed. >> nothing has happened to nig

jimmy carter has turned the corner in the battle against cancer. doctors have not seen signs of tumours and he doesn't need treatments for now. carter, who is 91, will continue to get check ups. doctors had discovered mel yn oma in the river, spreading to the brain. he under went a new form. of treatment call immunotherapy >>> we are joined from cleveland by dr andrew shown, the director of brain, tumor and neurooncology center. good to have you with us. you studied the ix uno therapy drugs. how effective are they in fighting cancer? >> we are beginning to see, they are f.d.a. approved in three types of cancer. melanoma, lung cancer and renal carcinoma. we are using them in other types of cancers. sometimes with preliminary very impressive results. >> they hold promise behind the cancers? >> absolutely. >> is there a clear sense of what did what in president carter's case. he received radiation, is there any way of knowing how much credit the new therapy had compared to the old? >> it's hard to be certain. typically with radio therapy to brain meta

former president jimmy carter said she'll also be admired for her strength of conviction and livelong devotion to her husband. nancy reagan was totally devoted to president ragger. her strength of character and legendary particularly when tested by the attempted assassination and throughout his battles with alzheimer's. police reagan was fearly loyal to her beloved husband and that devotion and from the president and first lady, in her long good-bye with president reagan she became a voice on behalf of millions of families going through the depleting aching rereality of alzheimer's. we look back at how nancy reagan's public journey began on the public screen. >> nancy davis was an actress herself when she met ronald reagan on the mgm lot in 1949. he was already a star. but although she had he own hollywood dreams she later said she found her a greatest role as his wife. >> i think i was born to be married. i was the happiest girl in the world when "i" became "we." >> they married in 1952, a simple ceremony and even appeared together in "hell cats of the navy". >> i began to think you

i was at a reception and jimmy carter, the former president was there. and carter came up to her and put out his hand and said, oh, mrs. grant, i admire you so much. i like you so much. and mrs. graham said to me -- you know what i thought? what the fuck? [laughter] sorry, we are in an academic environment where we can quote people accurately. she said, now think of this. we fought with carter and his administration for years. the whole time he was there, we couldn't find out what was going on. there was no real relationship. and then she made the larger point, which is critical. she said, you know, it's hard not to like someone who says they like you. true. if you are in disagreement with somebody or you are negotiating with them and they say, you know, i like you, not all the barriers come down, but some of them. lincoln realized this in so many ways. when he was a private lawyer in the 1850's, he was involved in a lawsuit where edwin stanton, the country's foremost lawyer was involved in this case in ohio. and stanton and lincoln -- lincoln learned st

cannon: to spite jimmy carter. but there was some thought that they would be outside of iranian airspace while reagan was still speaking after he'd taken the oath of office. and reagan -- the plan that reagan and deaver agreed on is that reagan would call carter up to the lectern, and wouldn't that have been a -- to the podium? that would've been the most dramatic moment, but only if the hostages were released and announce it together. it didn't happen. carl m. cannon: but i asked mike deaver before he died to tell me the story, and i asked him what -- well, what did nancy think of this? because she had a pretty good theatrical sense, too, and he said she was all for it and that this would've been a great moment. it didn't happen, but it wasn't carter or reagan's fault. susan swain: well, just 69 days into this new presidency, and we've already heard a caller that asked about it. john hinckley attempted ronald reagan's life at the washington hilton. we have an interview with nancy reagan in 1999. she took us around

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former president jimmy carter said she will also be admired for her strength of conviction and her lifelong devotion to her husband. former first lady barbara bush nancy reagan was totally devoted to president reagan, and we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. bill and hillary clinton -- her strength of character was legendary, particularly when tested by the attempted assassination of the president and throughout his battle with alzheimer's. george w. bush said mrs. reagan was fiercely loyal to her beloved husband and that devotion was matched only by her devotion to our country. and from the president and the first lady, in her long good-bye with president reagan, she became the voice on behalf of millions of families going through the depleting aching reality of alzheimer's. nbc's lester holt takes a look back at how nancy reagan's public journey began on the silver screen. >> reporter: nancy davis was an actress herself when she met ronald reagan on the mgm lot in 1949. he was already a star. but though she had her own hollywood dreams, she later said she found her greate

ll this and the aid that was very close to carter said, look, if you had at camp davisay with jimmy carter for 13 days, you, too, would have signed anything area -- anything. [laughter] persistence can sometimes achieve great things. ronald reagan, what is interesting about reagan and -- reagan and , reagan understood abraham lincoln. 17, 1980 at the republican convention, reagan accepts the nomination. and he quotes lincoln. said "noent lincoln administration by any extreme of wickedness or folly and seriously injure the government in the short space of four years." then reagan said, "if mr. lincoln could see what's happened in this country in the last three and a half years, he might hedge on that statement." in other words, the carter years. said in his inaugural, in 1981, "whoever would understand in his heart the meaning of america will find it in the life of his family can -- of abraham lincoln." true. i think he got it. when reagan was running he said, i want president lincoln. lincoln said, "we must distance are all ourselves from the past and then we will save our country." and re

carter so you're not just kibitzing about this. you actually know something about writing speeches for politicians and a big stage. >> well, if being a speechwriter for jimmy carter can be characterized in those terms, yes. [laughter]. >> well, i choose to believe that once you've done it they can't take it away from you and you probably have a sense that the rest of us don't have of what's right and wrong and what's good and bad in situations like that. >> and what works and what especially doesn't work. >> in this case, well you said it. that's exactly right. so in some ways he began to disappoint on that day. but over time, if you look at the list of accomplishments, supporters of his will say things he was able, often very difficult circumstances to get done over the last six years. if you step away from the politics of it and simply look at kind of the track record, you'd have to assess on paper, a pretty good six years, right, from the perspective of his supporters. >> yes, you would. and from the perspective of objective rea

former president jimmy carter said she will always be admired for her strength of conviction and her lifelong devotion to her husband. former first lady barbara bush, nancy reagan was totally devoted to president reagan, and we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. bill and hillary clinton, her strength of character was legendary, particularly when tested by the attempted assassination of the president, and throughout his battle with alzheimer's. >>> george w. bush said mrs. reagan was fiercely loyal to her beloved husband and that was matched only by her devotion to our country. and from the president and first lady in her long good-bye with president reagan she became a voice on behalf of millions of families going through the deple depleting, aching reality of alzheimer's. lester holt takes a look back at how nancy reagan's public journey began on the silver screen. >> reporter: nancy davis was an actress herself, when she met ronald reagan on the mgm lot in 1949. he was already a star. but though she had her own hollywood dreams she later said she found her greatest

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former president jimmy carter may have beaten brain cancer. he told his sundays school class today he does not need any more treatment because all signs of the disease are gone. the 91-year-old says he will continue to get frequent can check ups in case the cancer returns. senator marco rubio won today's republican primary in puerto rico. florida senator won 71% of the vote and donald trump and ted cruz lagging behind. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in a battle for that state's 30 delegates. it is sunday night in time for our regular look at the week ahead. tuesday march 8 is international women's day. the global events dates back to the early 20th century celebrating the political, social successes of women. the u.n. has taken the lead in organising international women's day since the mid 70s. the theme this year is pledge for parity. the world xhing forum says-- economic forum says the gender gap won't be cloechd until 2123. that would mean kal equal access to health, education, earning potential worldwide. while women have made stri

they rock feller put dole on the ticket and barely lost to jimmy carter. reagan did not roll back abortion rights. reagan could not reduce the size of government. as i note, the size of government is exactly the same as when reagan left over and took over. he ran large deficits which as a liberal i would point pulled us out of the great recession but his spending was more on defense than social programs. but conservatives didn't ho-- i they didn't hold that against them they held it against george h bush who raised taxes. and then you get the second bush and i argue the tea party starts at the end of w's administration as it was seen as failing. and conservatives didn't want to define it as a failure of conser conserve so defined it as big government nevermind most of inspening was in baghdad. they criticized him for the prescription drug program under medica medicare, criticized him into no child left behind, and for him being open on immigration and bush was open on immigration and tried to pass immigration reform. at the end of each of these republican

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. >>> a joyous announcement from jimmy carter. why the latest recovery from cancer is giving him plenty of reasoso to celebrate. >>> starting sunday night, construction on the dolphin expressway. three westbound lanes will be closed between northwest 57th avenue and northwest 87th avenue. those 5:00 a.m. and too get all your on >>> remembering the life and legacy of former first lady nancy reagan. she died in her l.a. home today from heart failure. condolences fur the 94-year old have been filing in. nancy reagan seen smiling here at her 94th birthday party last summer. today she is being celebrated and mourned. well-wishers dropping off owers. loved ones pulling in to the l.a. family estateo pay respects. the former actress married ronald reagan in 1952 and as first lady of is remembered for bringing hollywoooo glamour to the white house and for her crusade against youth substance abuse. >> what shod you do when someone offers you drugs? >>reporter: president obama and first lady michelle tweeting this photo, releasing a statemen

president jimmy carter no longer needs cancer treatment. the former president shared the nows with the sunday school class he teaches in plains, georgeia. he had an aggressive form of mellanoma that spread to his liver and brain. he is 91 years old. >>> and another person that left a legacy died. you may not know what his name is. inventing e-mail messages in 1971 when he worked for a boston tech firm. the invention took off in the late '80s and '90s. ray tom linson was 74. myrtle beach, south carolina had attractions of old pavilion and outlet mauls. the associated press reports that chinese investors are looking to build a cultural center similar to epicot disney center. it could open in fall 2017. it may be hard to think about with such nice weather out there. governor mccory declared this severe weather week statewide. and there was also thunderstorms. severe storms left more than 12 million in damages. have a weather plan and emergency kit. hopefully it is the wbtv weather app. >> meteorologist: i use it, too. i was talking to kids at

class were among the first to hear the good news of jimmy carter. he'll continue to be scanned and resume treatment if needed. the 39th president was declared cancer free in december after beating an aggressive form of melanoma that spread to his liver and brain. >>> a union pension fund is pledging $25 million in loans to help solve the water crisis, in flint, michigan. the city's mayor made the announcement last night, and will provide low cost loans for replacing lead water pipes and reduced for $55 million fast start program to replace all lead pipes in flint, starting with families at most risk. lead leaked into the city's water source years ago. >>> and serious flooding was left behind in linda 40 miles north of sacramento. the heavy rain is needed in northern california, as the area has been a severe drought for past several years. rain will keep falling throughout the morning. >>> 85 moos heshgsooshers took off today on the iditarod. this year's winner is expected in about nine days. >>> al roker and lady gaga took place in the polar plunge

>>meanwhile, there is good news for jimmy carter. he says he does not need any former -- further treatment for cancer. he shared the news yesterday morning. back in august he revealed he had brain cancer. he announced in december he was cancer free. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what forced a pilot to make an emergency petersburg florida. the two-seater vintage plane the 12th fairway. the 18-year-old pilot told investigators the plane lost power and he knew he couldn't make it to an airport. thankfully, no one was hurt. this isn't the first time a plane has landed on this golf course. attempted -- mushers are vying to become the first to reach alaska with dog teams. the race covers nearly 1000 miles across 2 mountain ranges in the wind lash bering sea coast. the winner is expected in the old gold rush town of gnome on alaska's western coast. that is about in 9 days. even though they have had the experience, they find themselves doing adjustments.>> let's just say the hardest part about the race is getting to the starting

. >>> the erin andrews civil case >>> jimmy carter reveals information about his health while teaching sunday school. >>> it is nice, cool, dry out there, mid to upper 60s for everyone getting ready to head out. upper 70s, the breeze will be strong at times. dangerous rip currents, rough now becomes skinactive. new garnier skinactive clearly brighter. the active daily moisturizer with antioxidant vitamin c that smoothes, boosts radiance and protects. see brighter skin in just one week. new clearly brighter from garnier skinactive. when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. >> >>> orange drive from 441 to the florida turnpike is closed. no word yet on what caused the crash or when the road reopens. >>> people on the west coast are dealing with a series of pacific storms, heavy rain, and strong winds in north then and central california, downed trees and snapped power lines. authorities say a 51-year-old woman was killed when her car got trapped on a flooded highway. the driver, who was able t

jimmy carter writing her advocacy for semicell research raised public awareness. at the time running counter to republican orthodox sill. but nancy reagan knew her own mind and her heart. >> and one man gotten up close and personal look at the reagan marriage and presidency. news 4's darcy spencer talked to the personal aide who was moved to tears after losing a dear friend. good evening, darcy. >> reporter: hi, there, may began. nancy reagan is being remembered for her loyalty to her husband and her compassion to convince kids to just say no to drugs. >> outside the white house, americans react to the death of former first lady nancy reagan. many remembering the 94-year-old for her loyalty to her husband, ronald reagan. >> the kwen dpennedys, they alw talk about them, but, boy, she was classy, in my mind. >> things that we lost in the '60s and the '70s where things got a little bit more casual and not necessarily good, they brought back a lot of the old school elegance. >> many saying her legacy lies in her just say no to drugs campaign in the 19d 80s. >> when it

about a proposed deal that could see jimmy carter kim.... plead guilty.... marissa intro if kim does take the plea deal-- he will spend at least 35 years in prison-- maybe even more. take vo that plea deal would mean kim would have to plead guilty to three counts of sexual assault with a minor-- and an additional count of sexual assault. if kim does plead guilty to these four-- the other 79 counts would be dropped. but-- those four do include all the victims-- something one of the victims parents is thankful for-- saying his daughter-- has already been through enough. parent of underage victim i'm very satisfied with the district attorney handled protecting a victim, that's very important, and making sure that a monster like him is being separated from us marissa tag kim is expected to take that plea deal on march 10. if he doesnt-- all the other counts are back on the table. in nlv-- mk-- 13an. the legal drama.... between apple and the f-b-i played out in the nations both sides went before.... the house judiciary committee. the f-b-i- insists... it's doesnt

they loved ronald reagan but jimmy carter was perfect. he was a sunday school teacher who knew the bible. a good person. ronald reagan who was a little bit different. jerry falwell thought ronald reagan would be a better president. he was tougher, he was stronger, he was much more into the military and protecting this country. went out and took a lot of heat. the it and. he endorsed ronald reagan. it turned out to be a great decision right? [applause] they don't endorse. they don't get involved. paula and sonynd people, iso many different love the evangelicals and we are going to do good things together. that came up by the way which i think is very important. i was at a meeting with many many pastors and ministers. god bless america. i like to hear that. it is christmas we are going to start saying merry christmas again folks. [applause] you better believe it. did you ever notice the stores they will have a red wall and there will be anything on it. i have friends that aren't christians. i am presbyterian. they like saying merry christma

he barely lost jimmy carter. reagan did not rollback abortion rights. reagan could not reduce the size of government. as i no, the size of government was almost exactly the same when he left office is when he took over. he ran very large deficits. that actually helped pull us out of the great recession. his spending was more on defense than social programs. if conservatives hold that against him, they surely held it against george hw bush when he raised taxes in a budget deal that newt gingrich rebelled against. then you get the second president bush and i argue the tea party really began without the name. conservatives didn't really want to define it as a failure of conservatism so they defined it as big government failure. never mind most of that spending was in baghdad and not in buffalo or biloxi. they criticized him for the prescription drug benefit under medicare even though they hadn't tried to repeal it. much of their constituency is over 65. they criticize him for no child left behind and for being open on immigration and bush genuinely was ope

president jimmy carter nee longer needs treatment for cancer. a spokesperson says he will continue to resume treatment if needed. he was declared cancer free in december. melanoma that spread to his liver and brain. >>> another mosquito born illness in brazil. there is no zack seen for the -- vaccine for the disease. the country prepares to host the summer olympics. >>> 20 people died trying to reach greece this morning when their boat sank off the coast of turkey. it is estimated a million people reach europe through illegal roots in 2015. the prime minister will hold an emergency meeting with u.n. tomorrow. >>> a suicide bomber killed 50 people at a security check point near baghdad. investigators say the bomber among the dead were 39 civilians. the rest were iraqi security forces. >>> a preview of the acc tournament just ahead and back to nature, how durham celebrated arbor day 2016. and the forecast coming up, the warm, beautiful weather on tap for your work week. steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you'v

. >>> a joyous announcement from jimmy carter. why the latest recovery from cancer is giving him plenty of reasons to celebrate. >>> starting sunday night, construction on the dolphin expressway. three westbound lanes will be closed between northwest 57th avenue and northwest 87th avenue. those lanes should reopen by 5:00 a.m. and too get all your on local ten news at 4:30 a.m. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how somom presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. >>> remembering the life and legacy of former first lady nancy reagan. she died in her l.a. home today from heart failure. condolences fur the 94-year old have been filing in. nancy reagan seen smiling here at her 94th birthday party last summer. today she is being celebrated and mourned. well-wishers dropping off flowers. loved ones pulling in to the l.a. family estate to pay respec

jimmy carter for 13 days, you, too, would have signed anything. [laughter] persistence can sometimes achieve great things. ronald reagan, what is interesting about reagan and reagan used lincoln politically. in a interesting way, reagan understood abraham lincoln. july 17, 1980 at the republican convention, reagan accepts the nomination. and he quotes lincoln. so, president lincoln said "no administration by any extreme of wickedness, or folly and injure theously government in the short space of four years." then reagan said, "if mr. lincoln could see what's happened in this country in the last 3.5 years he might hedge on , that statement." in other words, the carter years. reagan also said in his inaugural in 1981, "whoever would understand in his heart the meaning of america will find it in the life of his family can -- will find in the life of abraham lincoln." truth. truth. and i think he got it. in 1984, when reagan was running for reelection, he said, i want to quote president lincoln. lincoln said, "we must distance -- we must dissent all o

jimmy carter was the first candidate to get it. as far as sequence it is called sequence on strategy. there are campaign apparatus looking at this calendar what is the sequence of events? where might we lose into we put together enough delegates for the convention? and into a surprise of skipjacks and who did not understand, he began by winning a surprise victory in the iowa caucuses. a lot of people ask why is i was at hand new hampshire first? it is just that in the old system it didn't matter because sequence to the matter. under the new rules a few things changed first of all, it was a process at the same time hit in the same place and if they could indicate suddenly the sleepy iowa caucuses that used to elect to the county convention steadily were turned into the functional equivalent of a primate. reporters could go there and observe each caucus at 11:00 eastern standard time could declare a winner. jimmy carter got that. and he catapulted the iowa caucuses as the first important step. with a lot of reporters from around the

jimmy carter said today he no longer needs cancer treatment. the 91-year-old made the announcement while teaching sunday school this morning. he was diagnosed with melanoma last august and told he had just weeks to live. but after several forms of treatment he was declared cancer free and now he will end his treatments to >>> new video of a brazen gun thieves use the vehicle to ram their way into a store in petaluma. for men ran in grabbed various guns and ran out minutes later. similar to a break-in we saw last week in houston texas. police nationwide say they have seen a spike in these kind of a gun store burglaries. >>> quite a site for golfers in st. petersburg florida. a small plane made an emergency landing yesterday afternoon after mechanical problems. the 18-year-old patient was able to land safely on the 12th hole away. >> i realized there was a plane on the golf course. >> we didn't know if we could play but they said it was all right. [laughter] i was a little worried about hitting the plane. >>> the pilot and teenage passenger were

. >> we have new information surrounding former president jimmy carter's health. the announcement he made about his battle with cancer. >> remembering former first lady nancy reagan. inary salad, this is a florida berry and citrus salad. mix arugula, fresh strawberries, blueberries and oranges. smile and serve. look for fresh from florida products when you shop. remember, delicious is always everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, served with sirloin steak. saut\ fresh zucchini, squash and tomatoes. it's sure to be a for great recipes. delicious is always served fresh from florida. >> condolences pouring in for first lady nancy reagan. the 91-year-old passed away of congestive heart failure at her home in california. as first lady she worked hard to fight the nation's drug problem with a program that cre

. >> and a cancer diagnosis didn't slow down former president jimmy carter. what he told the world today he no longer has to do. ,, >>> marco rubio has his second win of the primary season. the florida senator scored a big victory in puerto rico. results show him getting 75% of the vote and that means he gets all 23 of puerto rico's delegates. rubio also won minnesota. >>> the democratic candidates are taking part in a debate right now. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are facing off in flint, michigan before voters go to the polls there on tuesday. flint, as you know, made headlines recently with its toxic water crisis. weijia jiang tells us that's going to be a hot topic. >> reporter: hillary clinton visited a handful of predominantly black churches in detroit sunday morning, asking for votes in michigan's upcoming primary. >> if you will stand up for me on tuesday, i promise i will stand up and work for you and with you every single day that i am in the white house. >> reporter: african american voters have helped clinton grab a big lead in delegates ove

. >> an announcement from jimmy carter. kn coming up, an update on his health. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> turning to decision 2016, fresh off primary wins in louisiana and kentucky. republican front runner donald trump took the day off to watch golf in his resort. after cruz hit maine and kansas last night, marco rubio is hanging on hoping for a big win on march 15th in his home state of florida. he won the puerto rico primary today. republican leaders are talking about a contested convention if trump is the nominee and something trump says he doesn't understand. >> i don't understand that. i get along with people. i'm a unifier. i'm very much a unifier and maybe people don't see that, but they will see that. >> over on the democrati

we have seen this before, with pope john paul ii, and jimmy carter, and i don't think that this is from the middle that much. but still, to the people of the island, they feel energized by this visit. and i'm not fearing the position, since they know better. >> molly, what did you hear in that speech that struck you? >> i think that the speech was remarkable because of the tone that he struck, so i would disagree a little bit with juan charles and it's a balancing act. you want to have a little bit of heart and a little bit of soft. and what he did powerfully throughout the visit, it was a little bit of diplomatic. he didn't have to be that hard. he let raul walk into that himself. in an awkward moment of the press conference where he tried to deny that there are political prisoners, and i think that it was a brill wentient way to use that soft engagement in a really diplomatic way. >> let me jump in here to what molly just said, the voice on the street. and after the speech, it was a fantastic speech, cubans all decked out to see our president, and the streets are completely empty beca

. >> donald trump has gone back to supporting jimmy carter over ronald reagan. he supported joe biden and harry reid and chuck schumer. he supported john kerry over george w. bush. he contributed twice to hillaryn in 2008. >> i need your help. i believe with all of my heart that the winner of the florida primary next tuesday will be the nominee of the republican party. so you are given an incredible task. you are given an incredible task a week from now. and i need your help. by nature vote. >> we are all familiar with march madness and at the home-court advantage is coming north. next week we are going to win the state of ohio. [cheers and applause] nicole: five states hold their primaries on march 15th. 350 delegates will be awarded in florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina and ohio next tuesday. lauren: vermont senator bernie sanders winning michigan in a stunning upset with 49.9%. the key victory came despite many polls that showed hillary clinton leading sanders by double digits in the state. nicole: in the meantime, the secretaries date easily winning

it was an intererction in 1977, reopened under president jimmy carter, in that fashion. but then it officially became an american embassy august of last year. local 10 news was there for the flag raising ceremony. it was a remarkable event. more so, because the people who live in the high rises behind the embassy, were singing the "national anthem". >> reporter: what do you think they're doing now? they're probably on their balconies waiting to see the sight of the president. >> reporter: we know the american embassy serves as a place to give 2000 visas for back to the u.s. and visit their families. that's the most visas that the government gives out to any other people. you'veeen that firsthand. >> i've been there to see the visas being distributed. that was some years ago. i have to remark again: here is the presidential limousine. actually, there's always two of them, sort of to throw off anybody who would want to do harm to the president. but frank, with the united states and the cuban flags on the front of t tse cars, it's one of those historic moments you just can'

. >>> former president jimmy carter speaking out, and the new details he is revealing about his battle with cancer. (hi, this is jennifer.) i will be out of the office until monday and won't be checking voicemail during this time. i'll reply just as soon as i get back to work. sail with princess cruises, the number one cruise line in alaska. sail to alaska from san francisco. 10-day fares from just $1099. call your travel consultant or visit princess.com princess cruises. come back new. >>> welcome back. we are seeing a big increase in the number of western snowy plovers, a record number of these offshore birds living on the west coast, as many as 104 along the ocean beach in one day. the average counties between 20 to 30 birds.>>> the state senator from the bay area once healthy california state university students graduate on time. this would help students graduate with a new bill, offering them course registration priority and tuition freezes if they maintain a "b" average and currently only one out of 10 students earn the degree within four years. >>> reportedly under consideration

((dave courvoisier)) jimmy carter kim was caught back in december... after the teen escaped his home and ran for help... she had been held captive for a month. today kim took a plea deal in the case. ((paula francis)) 8 news now anchor paul joncich breaks down what happened in court. ((paul joncich)) > 4 victims came forward today to testify against him... but in the end, the district attorney's office offered him a victims... three of which are minors... from testifying. police were first alerted to jimmy carter- kim back in early after a 14 year old girl told them she had escaped his home, where he had locked her in his bedroom for a month and forced her to have sex with him on numerous occassions. kim's father even saw the girl in his son's room but says he didn't know she was being held against her will. when she escaped, police looked for more victims, and found them. there were 83 counts against him before the plea deal brought that number down to 4. the father of the girl who was kidnapped and held for a month says it was the right move, to prot