. >> reporter: decatur resident cathy keeler stopped by after lighting a candle for carter. did you just kind of want to be here and sort of be among that history, that memory? >> i did. my whole life he's been a big part as a leader in our country. >> reporter: memorial services are set to begin this weekend here in georgia. a motorcade will carry the former president through his hometown of plains, bringing him to the carter center to lie in repose. he'll lie in state at the u.s. capitol on january 7th until his state funeral two days later in washington. >> going to be missed by many, not just by georgians, but by those around the world. >> reporter: georgia's only president will return home for a private burial. and president biden saying on x yesterday, "we would all do a little better to be a bit more like jimmy carter." now for anyone hoping to say goodbye to the former president, there are several public viewings. one will happen in atlanta. a second over in washington, d.c. the public is also invited to stand along the motorcade routes as he makes his way from his h

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decatur, a very harsh dictatorship under 3 different dictators. the 1st of whom was pop joan, he, he was quite brutal and he had the longest tenure as in a storage area leader. south korea is more noted around the world for its vibrant, massive, almost celebratory democracy movement starting in the 19 eighties and. and then now we know south korea for is k pop and it's cultural exports all over the world as well as it's cars and such. so this is astounding that a democracy that celebrates its newness it's vibrant. see how to do experienced this kind of a backward thrust, perpetrated by mr. young, the president of south korea. katherine, i do want to ask how you perceive this in terms of its impact on the global perception of south korea's democracy. because if we look at the constitution, the declaration of most martial law must be reserved for the most serious situation . so i want to ask this effect that the president was able to make this circuit declaration point to some weaknesses in south trans democratic frameworks, or just the fact that he

matt is in decatur, georgia, good morning. caller: congress will not be in until noon.hat is not why i called. the way you do it sometimes is so impressive, instantaneously get on the screen the view of the congresswoman from north carolina telling the representatives of the free press to shut up. i want to introduce my topic by sharing with the audience that don't we all listen to c-span because we care deeply about important stuff? don't we agree that c-span offers an opportunity for people to hear some really important stuff, if you can get through on the line? i did not call to be part of a discussion. i called to make a statement. if you would please follow the instructions on the screen and mute your television, then we have callers that have something worth hearing they will not be denied an opportunity because their time will not be taken up by the host telling the caller to mute their television. do you have screen prompt on the screen telling journalists to shut up? that's unacceptable c-span. let's say hello to the next caller and interview someone that knows

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the oxford at decatur with term. when it comes to the tech sector.allianz global investors could get dealmaking heats up in europe's asset management industry. sources tell bloomberg he has been holding on and off talks with the german insurance giant for several months. coming up, the adoption of nuclear energy. we speak to the ceo on the work of his company and what they are doing at the forefront of this crucial change. that's coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. amazon, microsoft, meta rushing to invest in nuclear power products to meet the energy demands of data centers, surging due to the rapid growth of artificial intelligence. x energy has announced a $500 million financing round led by amazon. ken griffin and aries management, the advanced nuclear reactor the -- company is looking to bring five gigawatts online by 2039. i'm joined by the ceo of x energy, joining me on set. thanks for joining us. we will talk about why you are in the u.k.. let's start with the demand you are seeing. what kind of forecast, modeling are you and th

pockets of us right now, because the bumble marco's his father burden and marco's, the former filipino decatur stash billions of his, of corrupt money in the us bags, and us as freeze those asset, and you fumble marco's ever wish to see any of that money. he has to get the go a half and watch it. deja bu, in soul be south korea and parliament has voted to impeach yet and also lead black team president handed to stepped into the role locked his pre december to you. and so, you know, was suspended over a martial law scandal and has been had of the state for just on the 2 weeks the into and the does refusal to a point. judges to the constitutional court has delayed the process of permanent need for moving here. and from office and is now led to hands. impeachment? well the muscle low price is on december side last year and a few hours president he claimed his decree was needed to prevent an opposition that rebellion. he also choose to have cooperating with north korea. but mass protest led to the need to suspension would have now is suspended. finance minister is expected to us. you acting, you j

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at decatur go, there was no single green, a few points to each of these, silas. no, it's the opposite. we 3 poles, prussia is suspending each suite exports to celia and among the seasons this year, the company's new leaders may be faced with a zip challenge to feed the people, how much fun of the deal, the most, the lead associates r i. c o and found the of the car on foundation as an organization which supports young syrian refugees use originally from 11 myself. she says though, seeking to rebuild syria face major challenges, we're coming in to a country that is destroyed, that is fragmented. it's not going to be easy. i think the syrians have a lot of hope, but they are also very clear eyed on what the future is going to hold. we have to build complete institutions from the beginning. we have completely destroyed infrastructure. we have to look at education at the millions of children that don't have access to education. what is the return of the refugee is going to look like? and what is the place of people in society? we cannot overlook. half of the society,

and so very small in decatur, and it varies a lot from one stripping to another, as there is some units that have up to 70 percent. the other trips have 30 percent a new nance is they are truly new announcers. they hit our ambulance vans and they stop us from a bit evacuating the one that one. so it's a very important field where we need to resolve all the issues from place. and we need to expand the experience will be using the small size and vehicles, including is there a bonded complex's to evacuate the one that was going into a wave city, the medical units, something with the various types of personality to staff. it's from the level of 95 percent to the level of no less than 98 percent. what needs to provide additional benefits for the medical professionals in this kind of unit and the results you losing weight and then we need to ensure a mother and his ational. deleting and medical organization seems to enhanced the volumes of the advanced type or, you know, support. we need to complete the construction of 19 new hospitals equipped with the state of the art equipment and we need

to last year we over to germany and this year over to the japan so sorry, but this has nothing in decatur on which we should fall asleep and come down, no, of course not. everything is given looking, everything is actively moving forward. and what if the euro zone has fallen asleep? then there are other centers of global development. they are also moving forward. and the situation is also changing in the euro zone. and in the united states, we must maintain the momentum and improve the quality of our con. so there wasn't as much exactly 25 years ago, boris yeltsin resigned, handed, overpowered to you, and told you to take care of russia. now after 25 years, do you think you have done that successfully? because from the outside, what do we see? we see significant losses in the so called special military operation that you announced, we see ukrainian soldiers in the course, the region. you criticize nato expansion, but nato has increased at russia's borders. there are sanctions, high inflation and demographic problems. so do you believe you have protected your country? yeah, sure. 3rd, i be

year we have our tron japan as while you might do it, then you the quip, because this is not as in decatur that we issued to get comply single about the 1st not adverbs inc is developing everything cuz easy. yeah. but as long as i know advancing again, tends to the wild european union is slipping through on earth. sanders and the global development certainly are making progress in europe and in the united states, this situation is changing as well. so we should key fob, it's just a vision page that we have gain difficult to enter the quality of our economy. and the router is indicators to glad with our didn't even the high side to spend 3 extra use to put it mildly, one of the seniors indicators for all the countries in the world for holy economies speeds down the employment afraid, poor thing and it's record low in roger attempts to point increase in percent, we have never had anything like face beauty with that and that's one. and secondly, arose a didn't sleep with as little crowds of individual industries published in this you know, sort of we finished assess, failed our industry crow.

. >> let's bring in degas wright at decatur capital management. good morning. >> good morning, frank. good to be with us. >> the futures are a little bit lower right now, but the cme and the odds of the 25 basis cut during this month. as we look yond the likely cut, how does that change the fed? >> it does not because what we're seeing is easing is one aspect, but the other aspect is the growth of earnings revisions. we are still seeing growth of the earnings revisions being positive and particularly discretionary and technology. >> i know you like financials. you don't like the cautious fed, but being data dependent and maybe skipping a meeting. does that change the financials? >> it providing a buying opportunity for financials. we are going into the easing cycle and that will improve the economy for the financials we are looking at because we want to focus on the companies that are in the fintech space. that is the opportunity that we see in 2025. >> what is your take on cryptocurrency? specifically bitcoin crossing the $100,000 mark? should so

he landed a job at united in 1987, a big cross country for me when i learned to fly was decatur to springfield now at the helm of an aircraft that stands nose and body above the rest. the seasoned pilot navigates a behemoth 7.87 dreamliner to europe, asia, south america. >> and hawaii, when you turn on the fasten seat belt sign, how do you do this right here? simply that all sides. that's a great talking shot with sprigg is just one is talking weather. what sort of weather really concerns you when you're flying and you're playing around? be honest, there's whether we can't fly. and i mean, we fly airplanes out of the hurricanes in the typhoon areas. we >> leave that alone. let the hurricane moved through and then we'll fly back. and so we can't fly and that there's some snow events that are too deep to take off in our land and that iphone and some pretty severe weather. i've been in 15 knot winds and some crazy stuff in the airplane can do it. but it's based on experience too. >> we lived by whether every second of the day, you know, i'm thinking about whether as i'm driving to work or even th

he has said his nominee for secretary of health and human services, he was in decatur, illinois, in thely of the agriculture beast, saying corn products render its citizens ill. that's their livelihoods, just to tell you a few things made with corn syrup, candy, chewing gum, cola, shampoo, granola bars, fast food items, bread, canned food, soft drinks. you know being in the senate, it's a heavily subsidized product. he said that's going to end. >> i don't know how trump is going to feel about it or his secretary of agriculture or all the farmers who supported him. i think they're going to be up in arms about this. kennedy is an interesting pick here because on the one hand, he is totally unqualified. has all these bizarre theories. nobel laureates coming out against him. the list goes on and on and on. here's the thing, joy. if he is not confirmed, don't you believe he will end up at the white house in charge of doing all of this, and won't have congress to answer for. won't have those hearings, won't have the democrats won't have the ability to call him before congress. it's a mixed ba

he landed a job at united in 1987, a big cross country for me when i learned to fly was decatur to springfield. think it's like 30 miles now at the helm of an aircraft that stands nose and body above the rest. the seasoned pilot navigates a behemoth 7.87 dreamliner to europe, asia, south america. >> and hawaii, when you turn on the fasten seat belt sign, how do you do this right here? that all sides, that's a great talking shot with sprigg is just this one is talking weather. what sort of weather really concerss you when you're flying and you're playing around? be honest, there's whether we can't fly. and i mean, we fly airplanes out of the hurricanes in the typhoon areas. we >> leave that alone. let the hurricane moved through and then we'll fly back. and so we can't fly and that there's some snow events that are too deep to take off in our land and that iphone and some pretty severe weather. i've been in 50 knot winds and some crazy stuff in the airplane can do it. but it's based on experience too. >> we lived by whether every second of the day, you know, i'm thinking about whether as i'm dr

he landed a job at united in 1987, a big cross country for me when i learned to fly was decatur to springfielde 30 miles now at the helm of an aircraft that stands nose and body above the rest. the seasoned pilot navigates a behemoth 7.87 dreamliner to europe, asia, south america. >> and hawaii, when you turn on the fasten seat belt sign, how do you do this right here? simply that all sides, that's a great talking shot with sprigg is just one is talking weather. what sort of weather really concerns you when you're flying and you're playing around? be honest, there's whether we can't fly. and i mean, we fly airplanes out of the hurricanes in the typhoon areas. we >> leave that alone. let the hurricane moved through and then we'll fly back. and so we can't fly and that there's some snow events that are too deep to take off in our land and that iphone and some pretty severe weather. i've been in 50 knot winds and some crazy stuff in the airplane can do it. but it's based on experience too. >> we lived by whether every second of the day, you know, i'm thinking about whether as i'm driving to work

the serious or the most of the fis, decatur decent, lively, creative, energetic people in the entire region. i can say that confidently. i love all the hours, but the syrians are special, if they're given a chance that they will do it. right. and we don't know if the shuttle is going to actually slip that happened. but in the meantime, all of these people of the company is the, the who, the tax, the jordanians, they all go in. they're trying to make sure that they can influence the process somehow. so that it doesn't from their own uh interest because we've never had, right. we've never had the terminal down citizen. right. and this is what the series are trying to be. all right, thank you so much for your analysis and thoughts on that were on the holding the health care services of all but collapsed in serial after 13 years of civil war as well as corruption and mismanagement. the world health organization says ensuring services during the transition period is crucial, since many facilities damaged, overwhelmed, and on the funded sign, a hold of reports from a hospital in damascus.

of 1st grade weight to rush or easily in exchange for 2 or 3000 tons of a lower quality product at decatur go, there was no single green of imported wheat. the silas? no, it's the opposite. with reports, the question is suspending each suite exports to syria and the long date of the season. this year the company's new leaders may be faced with adhesive challenge to feed the people. how much fun of the deal of the canadian prime is suggesting true though has shuffled his cabinets, changing a 3rd of his top team on the same day, the leader of the policy that pops up 2 days. liberal minority said he plans to trigger a no confident state to bring down the government. that's the latest in a series of blows for today. his deputy prime minister of christian freeland, resigned on monday, she publicly slammed his economic policies at a time when you, as president elect from, is threatening to levy, must've terrorist 2 days, approval ratings of funds. and we, since he is largely due to the rising cost of living in canada, u. s. politicians and broiled in a classic bottle over government funding, whi

connie lived on decatur street in the 16th street heights neighborhood. then her family moved to a home on warren street in tennessee town. she attended phoebe hurst elementary school, takoma park junior high and montgomery blair high school. every night, connie and her family watched the evening news anchored by walter cronkite. connie's father wanted her carry on, carry on and, carry forth. the family name and in history. those evenings gathered around the television, planted seeds for achieving that dream. shortly before graduating the university of maryland, connie got a at tv channel as a, quote, newsroom copy. it was there that she developed the foundational skills she'd carry through the rest of her career as a trailblazing journalist trailed blazing journalist for nbc cbs and abc. it was also there that she met, in her words, a young, tall, dark, very handsome sports with rapid fire delivery, a devilish personality that's none other than maury povich, who she'd later marry. and as to who is here tonight to conduct what, i have no doubt will be a v

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matt is in decatur, georgia, good morning. caller: congress will not be in until noon. not why i called. the way you do it sometimes is so impressive, instantaneously get on the screen the view of the congresswoman from north carolina telling the representatives of the free press to shut up. i want to introduce my topic by sharing with the audience that don't we all listen to c-span because we care deeply about important stuff? don't we agree that c-span offers an opportunity for people to hear some really important stuff, if you can get through on the line? i did not call to be part of a discussion. i called to make a statement. if you would please follow the instructions on the screen and mute your television, then we have callers that have something worth hearing they will not be denied an opportunity because their time will not be taken up by the host telling the caller to mute their television. do you have screen prompt on the screen telling journalists to shut up? washington journal's answer to that is saying good morning to each other. that is insane. what do you

at short, the nazi like kind of an obsessive, taken across all across decatur, maybe maybe that's why he's got such a hard on for the narco fewer. so some genius has put together a small music contribute to the political genius. that is, here's timer on the video, i'm along the lines. so that one is good and you know what, what a wank or do a wank or would tell you don't need it just like the french in utah the ins and everybody else at the blue hair brigade. i live in comp for 29. i think it's 29 was a little ha. so and you know they're telling you don't need me right. as to flying the hair in their private jets, carfax will uh, to sort of have this move in, this green levin is complete. most of course. yeah, because i mean, what were they eating at this climate conference? meet me, run the video, but there is a line across the 29th through core for the buffet, serving me another buffet serving me. and there is a big in only restaurant. oh, it doesn't quite look like the same amount of interest by the un delegation. there was a go, the ego real reality good for the but not for me. fo