right now. new video showing the inside of a tunnel reinforced with concrete on hospital grounds. reporter: more information about three hostages. we believe we have closer than we ve been for a final agreement. these are sensitive delicate talks. former president trump plans to argue that gag order is violating his right to free speech. deranged jack smith, have you ever heard of him? the court will take that into account. former first lady rosalynn carter has passed away at the age of 96. champion of mental health and women s rights and also caregiving. best thing i ever did was marry rosalyn. t that is the pinnacle of my life. and on this monday morning, so glad that you are with us. happy to have erica hill by my side. phil is on vacation. good morning. israeli military now claiming that surveillance video shows hamas bringing hostages into gaza s main hospital. that is what you are looking at. one of the videos shows a man being rushed in to the al-
the 90-year-old carter told a roomful of reporters that he will undergo radiation treatment and he reflected on what s to come. i m perfectly at ease with whatever comes. i do have deep religious faith, which i m very grateful for. and i was pleasantly surprised that i didn t go into an attitude of despair or anger or anything like that. i was just completely at ease. carter said he initially kept the news of his illness from his wife of nearly 70 years, rosalyn, who was in attendance today. well, the best thing i ever did was marry rosalyn. that s the pinnacle of my life. and we ve had 69 years together. still together. and so that s the best thing that happened to me. carter said he would scale back his public schedule, but still plans on spending sundays as he usually does. i plan to teach sunday school this sunday and every sunday as
which i m very grateful for. and i was pleasantly surprised that i didn t go into an attitude of despair or anger or anything like that. i was just completely at ease. carter said he initially kept the news of his illness from his wife of nearly 70 years, rosalyn, who was in attendance today. well, the best thing i ever did was marry rosalyn. that s the pinnacle of my life. and we ve had 69 years together. still together. and so that s the best thing that happened to me. carter said he would scale back his public schedule, but still plans on spending sundays as he usually does. i plan to teach sunday school this sunday and every sunday as long as i m, you know, physically and mentally able, in my little church. and we have hundreds of visitors who come to see the curiosity of
whatever comes. i do have deep religious faith, which i m very grateful for. and i was pleasantly surprised that i didn t go into an attitude of despair or anger or anything like that. i was just completely at ease. carter said he initially kept the news of his illness from his wife of nearly 70 years, rosalyn, who was in attendance today. well, the best thing i ever did was marry rosalyn. that s the pinnacle of my life. and we ve had 69 years together. still together. and so that s the best thing that happened to me. carter said he would scale back his public schedule, but still plans on spending sundays as he usually does. i plan to teach sunday school this sunday and every sunday as long as i m, you know, physically and mentally able, in my little church. and we have hundreds of visitors
by phone from montana. and, tom, you are a cancer survivor. someone who fought that terrible disease with such grace and toughness. what were your thoughts hearing jimmy carter today talking about his diagnosis? well, luke, what i think is it s so typical of him. he s such an honest man about his own condition,n t the conditions of the world. and this is a demonstration of public grace, in my judgment. someone who is sharing with the public what he s going through, paying tribute to his lifelong partner and rosalyn has been been that at every step of the way. and being brave enough to tell people about what he s about to endure. let me just add a personal note. i first got to jimmy carter when he was a member of the george state senate. i was a reporter in atlanta at that time. he was a voice of reason from plains. we knew that he had been at the naval academy. and he left the senate shortly