Ces pêcheurs et leur chien ont survécu par miracle à une forte tornade sur leur bateau 
He was 100 years old, a modest man with an unforgettable ear-to-ear grin. Carter was the country’s 39th president, serving only one term from 1977 to 1981. His years in the White House were difficult. He faced enormous problems at home and abroad and struggled to prove that he was a strong and capable leader. But once he left office, Carter became an almost unstoppable force for peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts. In this special episode of Up First, we consider the legacy of the man widely called “America’s greatest former president.”
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