let's go live to maryland, particularly lead to joint base andrews in maryland because the dobbins airs the location of the landing of the plane you are saying there in the snowy background on that plane carries the body of former presidentjimmy carter which has been taken today from his home state of georgia to washington, dc where the former president will then lie in state before a large state funeral which will take place on thursday. so as we await that plane too and it's taxiing on the runway willjust that plane too and it's taxiing on the runway will just tell you a few elements of the process we will see happening today. so after landing at the dobbins air reserve base, we will then see president carter's remains being transferred, in a ceremony, to her �*s. which will then be carried in a motorcade alongside his family, his four children and 11 grandchildren, to the us navy memorial. —— to a hearse. there will be a horse—drawn military carriage that will take his remains to the capital where members of us congress will pay their respects during a service later on at the rotund

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let's go live to just outside of atlanta, georgia, where here at dobbins air reserve base. we have special air mission. 39 taking to the sky now. that is the presidential aircraft carrying the casket and remains of former president jimmy carter. the 39th president of the united states, hence the name of this special mission that play now bound for joint base andrews just outside of washington, d.c., expected to land at about 11, 15 this morning. so will be an hour and a half flight and once carter's remains arrive, then there will be a procession and a number of ceremonies beiween now and his official national funeral on thursday. it's going to be lying in state at the capitol rotunda thousands of people. >> are expected between now and then the funeral thursday to pay their respects to the president who was 100 years old. the oldest president ever live in the united states and the receiver of the nobel peace prize for his great humanitarian work. at the state capitol. now for the first time in 2 years in california, governor newsom is proposing a state budget without a defi

jimmy carter has left the presidential carter center in atlanta, making a 45 minute drive to dobbins air force basend 12:10 p.m. eastern time a departure ceremony to take place. special guests invited by the carter family to observe the ceremony include friends of the corridors, the carter center board of counselors, governor brian kemp, local elected officials. immediately following the ceremony, the family boards special air mission 39, the callsign. it is actually air force one. president biden, who left washington this week yesterday is not aboard air force one. there are two aircraft in that fleet. today special air mission 39 to mark present carter as our 39th president will be flown to the nation's capital where a funeral procession will begin from andrews air force base to the nation's capital. >> as we continue to watch the sights and sounds of the state funeral for the late president jimmy carter, we want to show you what jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn carter had to say during a 1998 interview. >> as we tour your library, the museum of the carter center, this is this a reflection of y

it's now going to be driven to dobbins air reserve base we're at 9.45 this morning. our time the former president will be placed aboard a flight which has been dubbed special air mission. 39 and that flight will take him to joint base andrews in maryland just outside of washington, jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states will be 100. the oldest president. >> now go back to dc for the last time in 5 will be at the u.s. capitol this afternoon. they'll be a special lying-in-state ceremony. and when comes time for the eulogies, they will be one of them will be delivered by vice president kamala harris. time now is 8.12. we'll be right back. (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this mont

of you still have the wedding dress and the outfit. >> special air mission 39 departing dobbins air reserve base with the late president jimmy carter making his final journey to washington, d.c. for the state funeral for the late president which gets underway around 2:15 eastern time here in washington. we expect him to land at joint base andrews and then there will be a procedure to the u.s. navy memorial, a procession, excuse me, to the u.s. navy memorial. and then from there, another procession to our nation's capitol where the late president will lie in state under the capitol dome. there will be a ceremony today with the carter family, senators, members of the supreme court, the vice president, they'll be giving eulogies, and all that coverage will continue here on the c-span network starting around 2:15 eastern time. he. >> president jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states and the longest living leader passed away last month at the age of 100. join c-span for the state funeral. the public will have a chance to honor him on wednesday as his body remains in state at the u.s. ca

these are the live pictures that we are getting from dobbins air reserve base, just a short distances the next part of the journey, they prepare for. because that quotation will arrive there in the next few moments, head of the coffin being picked there on to that aircraft, and it has been described as the special air mission 39, and of course president carter was the 39th us president, and his family will escort the coffin to washington to the rotunda, where gary o'donoghue was talking to us earlier on. we will talk to him again any moment or two. butjimmy carter because my four children will because my four children will be on board that flight, that carries the former president from georgia to washington. we will continue with these live pictures as i bring gary o'donoghue back into the conversation. gary, it has been interesting listening to a variety of contributors talking aboutjimmy carter, and we have heard this through the course of the last seven or eight days, where there has been so much re—evaluation ofjimmy carter's presidency, a reflection of the long arc of work, over

we watched as his casket left the presidential carter center and made its way to dobbins air reserve base. that is right now where the proceedings are on your screen. that is air force one. today, it is known as special air mission 39. that is its callsign today. when it is not carrying the president, air force one's callsign is special air mission. 39 added to it today to honor jimmy carter who died at age 100 december 29. the state funeral began january 4. it continues today. the casket and the family, the carter family are all aboard air force one. it will depart from dobbins air reserve base shortly and land at joint base andrews around 2:15 eastern time. we expect that the aircraft here will take off around 12:45 p.m. eastern time. as we continue our coverage of the state funeral for the late president we want to go back to the 1998 interview c-span it did at the carter presidential center with the then former president jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn carter. >> 1943? >> i had an appointment at the naval academy. >> why annapolis? >> when i was five years old if anybody asked me w

this is new video of the casket departing dobbins air force base in marietta, georgia. funeral procession to the u.s. capitol was supposed to get underway at the top of the hour. however, it has been delayed due to weather. carter has been lying in repose at his presidential center in atlanta since saturday. this is video of his body leaving there earlier this morning. carter center officials say about 23,000 people visited the center during that time to honor the late president. his body now flown to joint base andrews in maryland. from there, he will travel to the navy memorial and then on to the u.s. capitol rotunda. this is where he will lie in state for public to pay their respects. beginning later this evening. a powerful earthquake rattling western china overnight. nearly 100 people are dead, dozens others injured. ahead this midday, an update on the rescue efforts underway. straight ahead. plus, bay area based media now out with new policies when it comes to fact checking its content. the new announcement and what you're likely soon to see less of when you log o

goodbyes as this is the final ceremony here in atlanta before the body and the family go to dobbins air reserve base and then ultimately to joint base andrews in washington, dc. before they go to the navy memorial. um, this is similar to what we have seen throughout the week. i think we were at the carter center all this time, and we saw people emerging with tears in their eyes, holding hands on their hearts. just the enormity of the moment and of what they witnessed in paying respect to president carter. so when he arrives in washington, what we will see is really remarkable because he is going to the late president will take the very same route that he did when he was elected president, when he very notably made that walk from the navy memorial to the capitol. that is something that subsequent presidents have done, and it has become a bit of a tradition. but president carter really wanted to be a man of the people, and he started that tradition on foot. and now today we are going to see a horse drawn casket make that very same journey. >> pam, i want to bring in former atlanta mayor keisha lance b

we believe, from a mechanized lift from the rear of the plane as it was boarded at dobbins air reserve base georgia. that was just about 90 minutes ago. in any case, jimmy carter was derided as president for not playing politics. he had such a larger vision in human rights and the environment. people forget he created more national parkland than any president previous or since. he was an early visionary on climate change, putting solar panels on the roof of the white house that were removed by the reagan white house, but think of what would have been as tom friedman wrote this week, think of what would have happened on climate change if back in 1980 the new administration had not reversed all of his initiatives with the energy crisis and because he was so ahead of his time on the dangers of climate change and global warming. if those policies had continued, and we haven't had that horrible inflation and all of the economic problems that made his political life so difficult in washington, maybe history would have almost immediately been different, certainly without the iran hostage crisis ma

this was at dobbins reserve air base. in marietta, georgia.eginning of the flight and the ceremonies to washington. but john, why do you think he signed off on the pageantry of coming back to washington, not a place he loved so much in the capitol which was always, not always so welcoming when he was president. but he is being remembers and saluted as other previous presidents have been. >> there is a difference between pomp and circumstance and the symbols of state. and president carter was an officer of the united states navy. governor of georgia. commander-in-chief of the united states of america. and, he was both man and office. and i suspect, i can't read his mind obviously. i suspect that he would make a distinction between the emblems of power which to him were also manifestations of responsibility. right? it wasn't simply about the show for him. it was not about attention only. it was about the work itself and i think presidents know. all great presidents are to some extent great actors. i don't mean that in a dismissive sense, but the

lying in repose since saturday evening, transferring it to a motorcade which will take it to dobbins air reserve base here in atlanta, at which point it will fly to andrews air force base in maryland. and another motorcade processional will begin with a brief moment of silence at the navy memorial in washington, d.c., at which point the casket will be transferred to a horse- drawn carriage and taken to the capitol rotunda. later this afternoon at about 4:30, there will be a private ceremony with the vice president and lawmaker, and then he will lie in state, and it will be open to the public for anyone who wants to pay their last respects at around 8:00 p.m. this evening until midnight. then it will open up again to the public at around 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. and of course, he will be there until his national funeral service, which is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on thursday at washington's national cathedral. and this really ends all of the funeral services and memorials that took place in his home state of georgia. that began on saturday morning as secret service agents, both current and former, from the

then in the noon hour, what we will see is the late president and his family arrive at the dobbins air reserve base is from there that they will travel to joint base andrews, and from there go to the u.s. navy memorial. we know, of course, that president carter served in the united states navy. and then after that, john, what is going to happen is really symbolic. but we will see. is the horse drawn casket take the very same route that president carter walked during his inauguration several decades ago, from the navy memorial to the united states capitol. and it was remarkable when president carter took that walk because he wanted to be out and among the people during such a fractious time in our nation. and so he takes that very same walk again today. and then, of course, people from across the country will have the opportunity to say their goodbyes in the nation's capital as he lies in state. so the tributes will kick off in just a little bit. but a whole host of events as people continue to remember the nation's 39th president, john, when he got out and walked in 1977 at the inauguration, he was

his family will proceed to dobbins air reserve base, and from there they will arrive at joint base andrews. from there, they will travel to the u.s. navy memorial. of course, president carter was in the united states navy. and then what happens after that will be quite symbolic. what we will see is the horse drawn casket make the very same journey. president carter did during his inaugural parade decades ago, when he got out on foot, notably and and walked that route. that's what we're going to see. his casket make that journey from the the the navy memorial to the united states capitol. president carter started a tradition of sorts with subsequent presidents doing that very same thing in their inaugural parades and having that connection with the american people. now, tonight at the capitol, there is going to be another ceremony before americans from across the country will have the opportunity to. uh, pay their respects as president carter lies in state before ultimately, the funeral service on thursday, where he will be eulogized by president biden before finally coming back here to geo

today his family will accompany the coffin as it travels to dobbins air base, in georgia, for his final dc. the nearly six days of public ceremonies will conclude on thursday, with a funeral service at the washington national cathedral. let's speak to arthur milnes — a friend of president carter's — and an author of 98 reasons to thankjimmy carter. welcome to the programme. a sad few days for you. tell our audience, first of all, how you became friends with jimmy carter. , . . , ., carter. he became my hero when he was in — carter. he became my hero when he was in the _ carter. he became my hero when he was in the white _ carter. he became my hero when he was in the white house, - carter. he became my hero when he was in the white house, i - he was in the white house, i was probably 12, and my mother didn't talk about politics very much, but she always said that jimmy carter is a good and decent man. she always added that it was the only time during the cold war that she felt safe, when jimmy carter was in the white house. i carried out with me. i started to read every book about him i

. >> special air mission 39 departing dobbins air reserve base with the late president jimmy carter making his final journey to washington, d.c. for his state funeral for the late president getting underway around 2:15 eastern time in washington. we expect him to land at joint base andrews and then there will be a procedure to the u.s. navy memorial -- a procession, excuse me, to the u.s. navy memorial and from there, another procession to our nation's capitol. that is where the late president will lie in state under the capitol dome. there will be a ceremony today. the carter family, senators, members of the supreme court, the vice president will be giving eulogies. all the coverage will continue here on the c-span network starting around 2:15 eastern time. president jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states and the nation's longest living leader passed away last month at age 100. join c-span for live coverage of the state funeral. today, his journey continues to washington, d.c. where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda with a service attended by members of congr