Nightly News | September 30, 2010
Carter released from hospital
Former President Jimmy Carter landed in Washington on Thursday after spending two nights in an Ohio hospital recovering from a viral infection. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
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BRIAN WILLIAMS, anchor (Washington, DC): Former president Jimmy Carter has arrived here in Washington tonight after spending the past two nights in an Ohio hospital being treated for a bad viral infection. Upon his release today, he thanked the staff of Cleveland 's Metro Health Medical Center . He was rushed there by ambulance Tuesday after feeling sick during the flight, but emerged today looking strong, carrying his own briefcase, in fact. He's resuming his normal meet -- schedule of meetings here in the nation's capital tonight. He turns 86 years old tomorrow.