and what happened to sumpter as well? because even just pictures of the current site today be a powerful contribution to the exhibition because we put up pictures of ferguson and the drowned you know brick walls through the water but i think the crumbled and charter mains of williams are the stark contrast to what the aerial photos you know, and what where. but what about were there companies in sumpter were they the only one? and i think some of you come on. there was also a brooklyn cooperage which made barrels, huh. or lubitsch or the the cabinets and some other cabinet company, which when we go out, you know, when we're putting the exhibition together, it's going to be primarily panels, but we're also going to try to find those, you know, big, bulky objects that these people were making. and that's probably what we're going to be able to find the most of is the furniture because they stamped furniture and it says sumpter cabinet on it. but but we'll look for some some things from williams as well. so, okay, we're kind

and what happened to sumpter as well? because even just pictures of the current site today be a powerful contribution to the exhibition because we put up pictures of ferguson and the drowned you know brick walls through the water but i think the crumbled and charter mains of williams are the stark contrast to what the aerial photos you know, and what where. but what about were there companies in sumpter were they the only one? and i think some of you come on. there was also a brooklyn cooperage which made barrels, huh. or lubitsch or the the cabinets and some other cabinet company, which when we go out, you know, when we're putting the exhibition together, it's going to be primarily panels, but we're also going to try to find those, you know, big, bulky objects that these people were making. and that's probably what we're going to be able to find the most of is the furniture because they stamped furniture and it says sumpter cabinet on it. but but we'll look for some some things from williams as well. so, okay, we're kind

ceremonies celebrating the former first lady's life will take place monday to wednesday in atlanta in sumpter county, georgia. it will begin tomorrow with a wreath laying at georgia southwestern state university, and she will lie in repose at jimmy carter library. on tuesday there will be a departure service. former presidents, first ladies, politicians taking to social media to share tributes and condolences. our coverage of the former first lady's life continues on our website. the reaction pouring in, and how people are paying tribute to her. go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> developing tonight. a new, dramatic shakeup at robo taxi company cruise. the ceo has abruptly resigned. he made the announcement in a series of posts on x. not clear why he stepped down, but this all comes after a series of blows to the company, which is trying to regain trust with the public. in the last few weeks, cruise pulled all its driveless cars off the road. it has recalled the software and announced layoffs. the head of engineering will step up as ceo. >>> sam altman is gain ago lot gaining a lot of attention. but em

but even the towns near planes, americas, albany, other counties, all of sumpter county, they all considerr one of their own. anyone who grew up in that area, in rural southwest georgia, they have a carter story. seeing the carters at the store, where perhaps being taught or going to school with or playing sports with someone in the extended carter family. but, you know, it's just a big impact. it's more than a hometown hero for them. because again, it goes to show you that even someone from a small, rural town can become the leader of the free world. the president of the united states. so there's so much pride, particularly in that part of georgia. but again, and all of georgia, because the carter center is in georgia, it's far from planes, atlanta is probably a three or four hour drive from plains. so he left his mark, from south georgia all the way to north georgia. >> what can you tell us about first lady carter's win plans for her memorial services? do we know anything yet about them? >> well, we don't have any specifics about the memorial, but what we do know is that their final rest

he -- sumpter. he didn't return to civilian life until 1865 after the surrender. he joined the 11th regiment, serving as a lieutenant and then promoted to colonel of the 79th indiana -- governor oliver morton was so offended by his profanity, he was hesitant to offer him a military appointment. he was a man of strong opinions. a talk with him was like a stiff breeze a friend once said. his men labored greatly under relentless discipline and constant drilling but came to admire their leader. and he whipped the 79th into a fighting machine, from their organization in indianapolis in 1862 until they mustered out in nashville in 1865 as part of the army's of the ohio and then the cumberland, these hoosiers saw action. at the deadly union victory at stone's river, which helped embolden abraham linkon to issue the emancipation proclamation, at the disaster which damaged the army of the cumberland into retreat. as he marched through georgia and captured atlanta and cut off supplies leading to abraham lincoln's reelection in the south's defeat. but it was in november 1863