carl nasman. _ see on the 9th ofjanuary. carl nasman. good _ see on the 9th ofjanuary.fjanuary. carl nasman, good to talk to you, thank you. in new orleans people are lighting candles and laying wreaths in honour of the victims of the deadly truck attack on new year's day — these are the live pictures from the city, where there is expected to be a vigil taking place in the coming hours. one of those killed was 31—year—old edward pettifer, from west london, was among 1a people killed. he was the stepson of alexandra pettifer, who was nanny to prince william and his brother prince harry. earlier, buckingham palace announced king charles was "deeply saddened". the bbc understands prince harry has also been told. 0ur correspondent frances read reports. another victim of what the fbi says was "a premeditated and evil act". edward pettifer, from chelsea, in london, was 31, and one of 1a who died in new orleans on new year's day. he was the stepson of a former royal assistant. alexandra pettifer, known as tiggy legge—bourke before her marriage, worked for the royal family when

joining me live is correspondent and presenter carl nasman. carl, very good to see you.pdated on the literature hearing at this point the investigation. —— bring us up—to—date on the latest your hearing. up-to-date on the latest your hearinu. ~ ., ~' , up-to-date on the latest your hearinu. ., ., , hearing. we got some key details from that press _ hearing. we got some key details from that press conference. - hearing. we got some key details from that press conference. even| hearing. we got some key details i from that press conference. even so it is important to note that the investigation is continuing stub just walking past us in the last few minutes or so, a few fbi agents. they are going door—to—door here on bourbon street, speaking to the managers of the restaurants and bars here, trying to gain more information about what might have taken place in those early hours of new year's day but but that crucial that key elements that we found out today, it appears as if the comic we now know the suspect acted alone. there had been some thought to my defence and co—conspi

that was carl nasman there. don't - the victims. that was carl nasman there.e identities of all those killed. you know the youngest victim was age just 18. those names so far, including an aspiring nurse, the mum of a four—year—old boy and a former couege four—year—old boy and a former college football player, tiger bech. his brotherjack has been speaking to the bbc. obviously it pretty tough losing some of you like my brother. he was such a great person, he has so many friends. if i were to put an announcer, stand up if you were tiger's best friend, hundreds of people would stand up. it hurts. that was my best friend. looked at him, looked at him, looked up them for everything. my role model, my inspiration. all i ever wanted to do is make him proud. he was so selfless and kind, resilient. parents my sisters have been pretty emotional, as you can think, and i havejust tried emotional, as you can think, and i have just tried to emotional, as you can think, and i havejust tried to be that rock for them. it has definitely been pretty tough, though. the lessors t

the bbc�*s carl nasman is at the carter centre in the city of atlanta.ential and post—presidential efforts. we�*ll be following for your possessions as they visited there, the beginning of a week long goodbye to 39 the passage of the united states, almost retracing the steps of the former president from his boyhood town to the place where he grew up to one of the hospitals where he often received is care. the funeral would then make its way here to where we are now in atlanta, georgia where we expecting the family and possession to arrive here in a number of hours where the public is expecting to get its chance to say goodbye to jimmy carter. after the state of georgia, he would then make his way to the capital of this nation, washington, dc, his washington —— bag but it will be in a place in the capital, a long—standing tradition for presidents dating back to the time of abraham lincoln. was he that the pomp and circumstance backin that the pomp and circumstance back in washington cathedral with a funeral ceremony there, ever more service, delivered by

i'm carl nasman, live in new and i'm carl nasman, live in new orleans, where this city is now beginningmove forward, and we can— now beginning to move forward, and we can tell you injust a last— and we can tell you injust a last minute, bourbon street behind — last minute, bourbon street behind me hasjust reopened to pedestrians. two laptops and three phones are recovered in the hunt for evidence, while bomb technicians find two improvised explosive devices, hidden in coolers. investigators say there is "no definitive link" with the explosion of a tesla cybertruck outside the trump hotel in las vegas. also coming up on the world today: in the uk, a new discovery of dinosaur footprints — the largest ever uncovered. let's bring you some breaking news now and take your life to las vegas, where investigators looking into that explosion of a cybertruck outside the trunk building or giving a press conference. let's take you there live.

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hello, i'm carl nasman.ighters are still battling to contain wildfires which have been raging across los angeles for four days. let's show you the latest pictures from the city. forecasters say more high winds are expected in the coming days, which could stoke an already perilous situation. at least 11 people are now known to have died and about 10,000 homes and buildings are either destroyed, damaged or at risk. a night—time curfew is in effect in the worst—affected areas to protect abandoned homes from looting. there are five fires still burning — and fire crews have only made limited progress in containing them. the biggest fire, palisades, which was completely out of control yesterday — is now 8% contained. the california governor, gavin newsom, has ordered an investigation into the loss of water supply by some firefighters. he said it had probably hindered the effort to protect homes. the eaton fire, in the altadena neighbourhood, is just 3% contained. 0ur los angeles correspondent emma vardy reports. a

hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to the programme. taking you straight to a press conference happening as we speak in this very, very difficult time. we still have fire resources coming in from all over the country to be able to help deal with this major disaster and sorrow, we want to be able to keep it as safe as we possibly can. the measures we've put it forward is with an eye to doing that and so again, thank you and thank you to all of you for helping get our message out. i will take any questions but limited to our role here from the lapd, the law enforcement function. no questions? inaudible. i function. no questions? inaudible.— function. no questions? inaudible. ., ,, ., inaudible. i cannot speak for the sheriff- — inaudible. i cannot speak for the sheriff. we _ inaudible. i cannot speak for the sheriff. we have - inaudible. i cannot speak for the sheriff. we have had. . . ? i the sheriff. we have had...? inaudible.— the sheriff. we have had...? inaudible. ~ ., ., inaudible. we have had some arrests but _ inaudible. we have h

carl nasman, bbc news, new orleans.w orleans. temperatures fell to nearly —8c overnight as an arctic blast hits the uk, with warnings that snow could bring "significant disruption" this weekend. officials are warning that vulnerable and elderly people could be at risk. live now to oldham — and our reporterjessica lane. and jessica is at a gritting depot. they are getting ready for the bad weather? timer;r depot. they are getting ready for the bad weather? they are. they were _ for the bad weather? they are. they were ready _ for the bad weather? they are. they were ready overnight. - for the bad weather? they are. | they were ready overnight. you might see a couple of them heading back here to the depot, they have been busy throughout they have been busy throughout the night and this morning. something i love about these critters, is they have their own little names, taylor drift and gritty gritty bang bang and they've been named by local schoolchildren, a little bit light hearted and a way of keeping in touch with the

hello, i'm carl nasman.ire crews in los angeles have made some progress in their battle to contain several fires still burning in the area, but the two largest are still raging largely unchecked. the fires have burned through 40,000 acres and 12,000 buildings, killing at least 16 people. 16 others are missing. officials say high winds are forecast and the threat of more blazes is very high. at least 20 people have been arrested for looting, including two — who officials say — posed as firefighters. california's governor gavin newsom says 1a,000 people are working to fight the fires in what he says may be the worst natural disaster to hit the country. (map 00v) so far, firefighters have managed to contain one so far, firefighters have managed to contain one of the smaller fires in the west hills neighbourhood — the kenneth fire. that means it is no longer spreading. the 800 acre hurst fire, in the sylmar area of the city, is also mostly contained. but the largest fire — the palisades — is still expanding, thr

carl nasman reports. music.urned the city streets into a crime scene. in the face of terror, music has become an act of defiance. this is where that attack took place on new year's day, and this is bourbon street now — new orleans is a city you can't keep quiet for long. investigators now say the suspect, shamsud—din jabbar, acted alone, driving a vehicle through a crowd of revellers and planting at least two explosives nearby. authorities have given the all—clear, but bourbon street is filled with fresh security measures — including newly placed barricades guarding against a future attack, but too late to prevent the last one. everyone is a little bit on edge, i would definitely say, but i think everyone is super appreciative to be here and for everyone to still be out, even though they just went through something so traumatic. but people just want to not sit in their room — they want to come out. they're trying to enjoy having drinks, you know, trying to forget things. but they have to move on, you know? the c

hello, i'm carl nasman. is entering its second week, after four israeli hostages and around 200 palestinian prisoners were released tojubilation in israel and west bank. the release of four israeli soldiers — naama levy, liri albag, daniella gilboa and karina ariev is the second exchange

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carl nasman reported from georgia.mmy carter. good to have you with us. my condolences for the loss of your friend, and someone who worked with for a very long time, and you do endued — indeed go back a very long way with the late president, don't you? i understand the first time you met but that carter was when you are still in high school, tell us about that. it still in high school, tell us about that. ., , still in high school, tell us about that. , that. it was something i remember, i don't think he — that. it was something i remember, i don't think he does, _ that. it was something i remember, i don't think he does, but _ that. it was something i remember, i don't think he does, but i _ that. it was something i remember, i don't think he does, but i was on - don't think he does, but i was on the debate team, and we had won a big tournament, and the debate coach was also a member of the state senate of georgia, on the general assembly, and his desk was next to jimmy carter, and he took over debate team to be, have

hello, i'm carl nasman. camp in poland. who was killed at auschwitz. of six million jews. an estimated 1.1 million people were killed at auschwitz. a million of those killed were jews. the other victims were largely polish, roma and soviet prisoners of war. a horror mourned. and robbed of all our personal belongings. these blue and white striped uniforms they're wearing were forced to wear. as all my little friends were rounded up and driven cries of their parents fell on deaf ears. macron, and zelensky. his fellow ukrainians helped liberate auschwitz 80 years ago alongside russian soldiers. macron, and zelensky. his fellow ukrainians helped liberate auschwitz 80 years ago alongside russian soldiers. vladimir putin wasn't invited here now because of his invasion of ukraine. gassed and shot, starved and tortured, viewed as vermin to be eliminated. the names of the death camps are mentioned in this prayer. survivors, too, pray for a betterfuture. that we should learn lessons from their past. we are also here to proclaim and to pledge that we will of a sheet of information. t

let's go live to new orleans. 0ur correspondent carl nasman is in new orleans for us. of that discomfort obviously is that assessment that this man was working alone. yeah, that's right —— this news conference. as this city went to bed last night, that was a bit of an open question. we heard authorities sounding fairly confident that he did not act alone, there were questions there could've been other accomplices in this attack. it sounds as if, and coming from that press compass we just heard, that those assumptions were coming from video from the he looking at suspected expensive devices and people around them. as it turns out, we are hearing now from the fbi that those were good samaritans out there taking a look. there was a discarded item on the street and they wanted to know more about what that was. there were some coolers apparently fit with some expose of device. we also know that they believe they were planted by the suspect itself, so it suspects a bit of a broader plan of destruction along bourbon street, notjust the other end of this truck being driven thr

let's speak to carl nasman, our reporter who is on the ground in new orleans.s this city today? how in new orleans. is this ci toda ? , , a how is this city today? this is a city still _ how is this city today? this is a city still in _ how is this city today? this is a city still in mourning, - how is this city today? this is a city still in mourning, you i a city still in mourning, you can see behind me a memorial to the victims, you can probably see some of those candles on the ground, flowers being laid, crosses, handmade signs saying there will be a vigil here in new orleans on saturday at 7pm. the community still continuing to honour the lives of those lost here but at the same time this is a city that is looking to move forward. the familiar sights and sounds of new orleans have returned less than 48 was after an attack attend a city streets into a crime scene. the face of terror, music has been an act of defiance. this is where an attack took place on new year's day, this is bourbon street now. new orleans is a city you cannot keep quiet for long. inves

hello, i'm carl nasman.start with scenes ofjubilation in israel and the west bank after four female israeli soldiers held hostage by hamas were released in exchange for around 200 palestinian prisoners detained by israel. the release of naama levy, liri albag, daniella gilboa and karina ariev is the second exchange to take place as part of the gaza ceasefire deal. meanwhile, crowds of palestinians turned out in the west bank to welcome two buses carrying detainees released from two israeli prisons. as part of the ceasefire deal, thousands of displaced gaza residents were supposed to be allowed to return to the north of the strip today. but israel has so far prevented them crossing into the north until a female civilian hostage, arbel yehud, is released. israel says she should have been freed today. we have this report from our middle east correspondent lucy williamson. in a theatre of war, the theatre of victory. cheering four israeli soldiers escorted by hamas to a specially built stage. naama, leary, danie

hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to the programme.vacuation orders have been issued in los angeles where crews continue to battle multiple wildfires. the largest blaze is now bearing down on a new area — the wealthy neighbourhood of brentwood. here are live pictures from the scene right now. at least 11 people have been killed so far and 13 others are missing. police sniffer dogs are now helping the search for victims. several blazes have devastated parts of los angeles. control efforts are now being supported by firefighters from canada and mexico. there've been dramatic scenes of aircraft dropping thousands of gallons of bright red fire retardant on the hills in an attempt to put out the blazes. more than 12,000 homes and other buildings have been destroyed. now there are fears that the fierce winds that fanned the flames are likely to pick up again and continue for several more days. there are still four active fires — as two blazes were fully contained earlier today. the hurst and kenneth fires are now 75% contained, with the eato

carl nasman sent this update from a latino neighbourhood in chicago, a city where raids from immigrationnd customs enforcement are expected. a flurry of activity when it comes to immigration in washington, dc has been felt in cities all across the country particularly right here in chicago. we are at the heart of the latina community in the city, people tell us there is a sense of fear particularly because this is where it is believed mass deportation is the president has been promising could begin in the next 2a 248 hours. promising could begin in the next 24 248 hours. a lot of those moves having practical impacts on the border, declaration of a national emergency bringing more resources down there and should not forget the cancellation of the cpp one app which is how many people worse applying for asylum in the us. without going it is not clear whether or not people have a legal route to apply for asylum in the united states anymore. as all of this is playing out, there are already some challenges when it comes to donald trump �*s move to try and get rid of birthright citizenship. alr

states on the southern border being affected by president trump's new policies. 0ur correspondent carl nasmancago, a city where raids from immigration and customs enforcement are expected. a flurry of activity when it comes to immigration in washington, dc is being felt all across the country, particularly right here in chicago. we are in little village, the heart of the latino community in the city people here tell us there is a sense of fear. particularly because this is where it is believed those mass deportation is the president has been promising to begin really in the next 2a — 48 hours. promising to begin really in the next 24 — 48 hours. a lot of those moves also of course having practical impacts on the border. the declaration of the national bringing more resources down here and also we shouldn't forget the cancellation of that app which had been the way that many people were applying for asylum in the us. without gone it is not clear whether or not people actually have a legal route to apply for asylum in the united states. as all this is playing out, there have already been some c

with the latest, here's our reporter, carl nasman. jazz music.ghts and sounds of new orleans have returned less than 48 hours after an attacker turned the city streets into a crime scene. in the face of terror, music has become an act of defiance. this is where that attack took place on new year's day, and this is bourbon street now. new orleans is a city you can't keep quiet for long. investigators now say the suspect, shamsud—din jabbar, acted alone, driving a vehicle through a crowd of revellers and planting at least two explosives nearby. authorities have given the all—clear, but bourbon street is filled with fresh security measures, including newly—placed barricades guarding against a future attack, but too late to prevent the last one. everyone is a little bit on edge, i would definitely say, but i think everyone is super appreciative to be here and for everyone to still be out, even though they just went through something so traumatic. but people just want to not sit in their room — they want to come out. they're trying to enjoy having dri

see deportation raids soon after trump enters the white house. 0ur north america correspondent carl nasmantuesday-— that might begin as soon as tuesda . ., , tuesday. it might. people in chicano tuesday. it might. people in chicago really _ tuesday. it might. people in chicago really bracing - tuesday. it might. people in chicago really bracing for - tuesday. it might. people in l chicago really bracing for what i'll called targeted immigration enforcement operations in the next 24—48 hours. —— what operations in the next 24—

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hello, i'm carl nasman.ngeles, where crews continue to battle multiple wildfires. the largest blaze is now bearing down on a new area — the wealthy neighbourhood of brentwood. here are live pictures from the scene right now. at least 11 people have been killed so far and 13 others are missing.

i'm carl nasman. we begin with news out of the middle east. israel says hamas will hand over six more hostages this week, including civilian hostage arbel yehud. israel had accused hamas of breaching their ceasefire terms when she wasn't released along with other hostages on saturday. in return, israel will allow displaced palestinians to return to northern gaza from monday morning. in other developments, egypt has rejected any attempt to relocate palestinians from gaza after us president donald trump said he'd like to see 1.5 million of gaza's residents taken in by other arab nations. he told reporters that the strip was "literally "a demolition site" and suggested it be "cleaned out". hamas says it will oppose any plan to relocate palestinians. for more on the situation, our correspondent nick beake sent this update. just a few days ago, president trump was talking about the gaza strip as if it were a piece of prime real estate. he said it was a phenomenal location by the sea with the best weather. now, though, he's describing it as a demoli

carl nasman has been speaking to california state senator ben allen. he represents the district that includes the pacific palisades and brentwood. ijust got off i just got off the phone with a good friend who is a firefighter.— good friend who is a firefighter. good friend who is a firefi . hter. , ., firefighter. the fire is tough out there- _ firefighter. the fire is tough out there. the _ firefighter. the fire is tough out there. the winds, - firefighter. the fire is tough out there. the winds, as . firefighter. the fire is tough | out there. the winds, as you mentioned, i picking up again. we have very low humidity right now is that we are certainly concerned. that being said, we're hitting it with everything have. we have a lot more assets and firefighters and planes. the winds are not so bad that we cannot continue while these aerial drops that you have been looking at. i think they are feeling cautiously optimistic but it is a heck of a fight and the conditions are not great. but they have a lot of resources, a lot of firefighters all around and

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our correspondent carl nasman is in new orleans and he has sent this update.f the french quarter, bourbon street, still an active crime scene. still though some of those details are a bit murky, including when it comes to those co—conspirators. some cctv footage appears to show several individuals around some of the suspected explosive devices found outside of the vehicle. we do understand those individuals are no longer of interest. but this investigation does continue to expand, even to other locations. two miles from where we are here in new orleans, a rental property believed to have been used by the suspect, potentially even for bomb—making. and a third location in another state, in houston, texas, where the suspect is from, there are authorities searching a property they believe to be his home. the people living here or grieving. this was not the new year celebration they were hoping for. but the city showing signs it is trying to get back to what it does best witches have fun. people are merging back onto the streets tonight, fun, listening to music, so

my colleague carl nasman is in atlanta outside the carter center, where the funeral procession is expectedery shortly. tell us what is happening there. ~ . ., ., ., there. we are waiting on that procession — there. we are waiting on that procession that _ there. we are waiting on that procession that is _ there. we are waiting on that procession that is the - procession that is the destination today in the first day of nearly a week long state funeral for the 39th president jimmy carter. we have seen this pretty poignant trip through his home state of georgia, almost retracing literally the steps ofjimmy carter, from his birthplace in a small town of some 500 people and then working its way through the rural towns there lined by his community, his neighbours. among those paying their respects and tributes to the former president, driving towards the capital at lantau, we saw just a few towards the capital at lantau, we sawjust a few minutes ago, a moment of silence held on the steps of the state capitol building there, led by the state government, jimmy carter before he was president was a

carl nasman is in new orleans. and on, as you can see, bourbon street. don't you give us a show and tell around the area so we can see what it looks like. christian, just about an hour ago bourbon street reopening to pedestrians only, but this is the first look we're starting to get that attack took place and also the city is starting to move forward, beginning to recover from this attack. i want to show you you the way the city is grieving and mourning the 14 victims of that attack on new year's day. you can see here 14 yellow roses along with the mardi gras beads, these were laid during a ceremony, christian, that took place before bourbon street reopening. we were hearing from the head of police here, they said it was very important that that type of ceremony happened before they let people come back and begin to have fun and carry on the traditions we always see her on bourbon street, gathering of local religious leaders. i do want to show you something else, because there will be questions asked about security on the day and how this was able to tak

and i'm carl nasman. live in atlanta, georgia as the nation says goodbye to the former president.best. the prince and princess of wales say they are �*shocked and saddened' by the death of edward pettifer — killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. thank you for being with us. the met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. it has issued two amber weather warnings in england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. iamjoined by i am joined by our correspondent in stratford, surrey in malvern. tell us what the picture is where you are and clarify where you are. malvern in worcestershire. this is one of the first place is that it usually snows when snow is coming. nothing falling at

our correspondent carl nasman is in chicago and filed this report.ajor us cities now preparing for a second donald trump administration. in fact, here behind me is trump tower, and that's where on inauguration day we're expecting a large demonstration to come to protest many of donald trump's initial policies that he hopes to enact, of course, when he takes office. at the top of that list is going to be what he's calling the largest mass deportation effort in the country's history. we're getting some hints now that chicago could be the centre of that. tom homan, who is donald trump's border czar, has said that chicago will be ground zero for that effort. he has been telling the bbc that ice, immigration and customs enforcement, will be doing a targeted enforcement operation in chicago. he has since started to walk those comments back, but it is all adding to the unease here among the immigrant community that come tuesday, we really could see some deportations taking place. i've been speaking with one advocate of immigration here in chicago. here's wh

caitriona: ok, carl nasman in chicago, thank you for that come a very cold and windy chicago, of coursey city. much of the world is bracing for significant u.s. policy changes, some with global implications. on his first day, president trump pulled the u.s. once again out of the paris climate agreement and ordered the u.s. to withdraw from the world health organization. that could hurt the who's efforts to fight future pandemics and much more. china has expressed concern about these executive orders and is urging dialogue with the u.s. there has been no movement to impose tariffs on china just yet. president trump has proposed a 25 percent tariff coming from the u.s. and mexico. on foreign conflicts, president trump described himself as a peacemaker. he has taken credit for a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas in gaza, but on monday, he did say he was not confident that that cease-fire would hold. president trump also ordered a 90-day pause on development assistance, leaving millions of dollars of eight in limbo. a review of aid will be led by marco rubio, who was confirmed today

hello, i'm carl nasman.down on a new area — the wealthy neighbourhood of brentwood. here are live pictures from the scene right now.

hello, i'm carl nasman. israeli soldiers held hostage by hamas were released in exchange for around 200 palestinian prisoners detained by israel. the release of naama levy, liri albag, daniella gilboa and karina ariev is the second exchange to take place as part of the gaza ceasefire deal.

carl nasman is there. 0na on a small peanut farm and then working his way through crowds of people liningcourse. the georgian capital where he was of course governor of this state and now the public will get their chance. they will be filing in behind us and the carter centre to see his body in repose over the next couple of days but, looking ahead, this multi—day state funeral will continue, come tuesday, in washington, dc. the 39th president's remains will be flown there, laid to rest for two days in the capital and then we will see that national funeral takes place onjanuary funeral takes place on january nine. funeral takes place onjanuary nine. that is for lawmakers and politicians and of course presidents will be. not only be a bummer is on the clintons but also the current president and also the current president and a future president, donald trump, has said that he will be there despite some acrimony between him andjimmy there despite some acrimony between him and jimmy carter over the years. jimmy carter has been a friend and ally of joe biden over the years, biden is a senator

hello, i'm carl nasman. west bank after four female israeli soldiers held hostage by hamas were released in exchange for around 200 palestinian prisoners detained by israel. the release of naama levy, liri albag, daniella gilboa and karina ariev is the second exchange to take place as part of the gaza ceasefire deal. meanwhile, crowds of palestinians turned out

hello, i'm carl nasman.raging across los angeles for four days. let's show you the latest pictures from the city. forecasters say more high winds are expected in the coming days which could stoke an already perilous situation.

i'm carl nasman. we begin with news out of the middle east.ding civilian hostage arbel yehud. israel had accused hamas of breaching their ceasefire terms when she wasn't released along with other hostages on saturday. in return, israel will allow displaced palestinians to return to northern gaza from monday morning.

our correspondent carl nasman, who's at the scene gave us the latest on the investigation. street, here behind me, still an active crime scene. investigators trying to put together some of the pieces here, including whether or not there were other people involved in this attack. there were some suggestions of co—conspirators. those might have come from cctv footage that appeared to show several individuals in the area where explosive devices were discovered along that street, outside of that vehicle. we understand now, though, that those individuals are no longer of interest in this case, but authorities continue to look in other locations. this is expanding now, a rental property also in new orleans, about two miles away from where we are, where it's believed the suspect stayed and might have put together some of those explosive materials. and even in the neighbouring state in texas, the city of houston, that is where the suspect is believed to be from. authorities there are now searching his property. when it comes to new orleans the people living here, understandably, th

let's speak to our news correspondent carl nasman, who's at the carter centre in the city of atlanta.e city of atlanta. this was really unemotional carl, this was really unemotional service that we have seen the centre so far. fin have seen the centre so far. an emotional— have seen the centre so far. in emotional service, a moving day, the first day of the multi—day state funeral in honour of the 39th president, jimmy carter, this was the state of georgia's turn to come out and honour what all of its own we saw the casket of the former president retracing steps, going back through the remarkable life ofjimmy carter, beginning near his birthplace in the plan stronger — in plains georgia, and then making its way towards the heart of the state, atlanta, georgia, where we are standing, the carter centre, been a big part of his life in the last four decades or so, post presidency, but we got a chance to see the carter family honouring their patriarch, jimmy carter, the former president, is that casket was letting. we heard from the family, and one worm — one remark that set out to me that