she also shared her knowledge with students from emory. he taught and emory from women's studies. she had an endowed chair. and in 1997, and emory, it was the first mental health and down chair at any university in the nation. she brought leaders like madeleine albright and sandra day o'connor to campus. we are appreciative to have the agnes scott choir here with us today. post the retirement, i got to spend time with them. it never failed that mrs. carter would walk through the door, with that southern gracious hospitality to be sure that you would -- were seen out. she would share anecdotes about cabinets -- cabinet meetings do sitting in the meeting with margaret thatcher. she said, i think staff just that i was a woman and that is why i was there but it was a true partnership. all of this as she was packing chocolate chip cookies for us to take back to the drive to make sure they did not go to waste. former carter center ceo john hartman spent two decades working with the carter's. he will share his memories to give us a sense of the energy and site she brought she was here at

she also shared her knowledge with students from emory, emory for women's studies, she was an endowed chair, the first endowed chair of any university in the nation. she brought leaders like madeleine albright here to campus and she worked with agnes scott students. we are appreciative to have her here with us today. as the first year postretirement, i got to spend time and it never failed that misses carter would walk each of the door, that southern gracious hospitality to ensure that you would be seated. she would share things with me about cabinet meetings to rocking the boat when margaret thatcher sat with me. i sat in all of jimmy's meanings. it was a true partnership. all of this while she was packing up chocolate chip cookies for us to take back to the drive to make sure they did not go to waste. dr. john hoeven said -- spent two decades working closely with the carter's and he will share a few of his memories to give us a sense of the energy she brought and excitement she brought. this is our reminder of the spirit and traditions of our founders and it is our inspiration. for

from emory, mrs.ter often turned to experts there to advance access for those who are struggling with mental illness and creating a support system for caregivers. this was a woman who lived every day what she spoke about, her faith, her family, her country, we're going to go now inside this service and bring it to you in its entirety. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> there is the atlanta symphony orchestra with "america the beautiful" after we saw jimmy carter who left hospice care from his home in plains, georgia, and made a long and what was surely a difficult journey. he was not going to allow others to say good-bye to the woman who stood by his side for 77 years. much of what we'll hear in this coming memorial will be from other members of their family, including henry louis carter and jason james carter. james carter ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountains' majesty above the fruited plain ♪ ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from

and then the carter center and now back to this church at emory for the funeral. but it's the local people who loved her and i think will remember her. >> john: all right. juan, karl, thank you so much for joining us, as we took this moment to follow the tribute to rosalynn carter, passed away at the age of 96 and the tribute service will continue from her. sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john. we are now awaiting a pentagon briefing on the temporary truce between israel and hamas. it is now entering day five with at least ten more hostages expected to be released today. but still remains unclear whether any americans are on that list. meanwhile, israeli forces say the youngest hostage captured by hamas, the 10-month-old baby that we have been following for days, her family, had been handed off to a separate terror group inside gaza. one relative of the child describing the unbearable pain for all of them earlier. >> we are waiting hopelessly, trying to remain positive. every day counts for that baby. it's been two months, almost two months, he was nine months when

. >> joining us from emory university in atlanta is professor dan. his guest essay in "the new york times" in june mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could never happen now. why do you say that his career could not happen now? >> his career depended on a situation in publishing that no longer exists. heal required an editor and ranm house. he was a tremendous editor that worked with some of the giant figures in the 20th century literature in addition to mccarthy.de he needed him to support him through a series of books that were commercial failures. the first five books moreye than 20 years sold only a few thousand copies and then went out of print. that is something that is sustainable in the 21st century. >> why is it that he stuck with mr. mccarthy? did he see something? with a written? >> the books were beautifully written. mccarthy the early books as the late book are all beautifully written although there is a big divide and difference but the early books are all brilliant. he saw genius and that. he was the last editor for william f

. ♪ >> now joining us from emory university in atlanta is professor van.e's the guest essay in the "new york times" in june quotes mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could neverpr happen now. professor, why do you say cormac mccarthy's career could not happen now? >> his career dependent on the situation in publishing that no longer exists. he required an editor at randomt house, what a tremendous editor of the giant figures in 20th century literature in addition to mccarthy. mccarthy needed him to support him in a series of books that were commercial failures. his first five books over more than 20 years old only a few thousand copies each and went out of print. that is not something sustainable commercial publishers and 21st century. spew and why is it albert stuck with mr. mccarthy? did he see something? >> no. the books are beautifully written. probably books as late books are to be written there brilliant i love them. she saw a genius in them. he was the last editor for william faulkner actually. in his early books are quite indebted to fau

cnn's ryan young is at emory university for more on this. ryan, what are you seeing?t are you hearing? what are they saying there? >> we are about an hour away from this happening, but when you talk to police departments across the country, this is something that they are concerned with and the greater jewish community wants everyone to understand these security threats are real. we've been talking about things that happened at college campuses across the country and even here in the state of georgia there have been incidents and i have a rabbi here with me that will be leading. >> that's correct. we've had an echo of what's happening across the country here in the state of georgia and on all of our campuses across the state. we've had an assault. we've had humiliation, and we've had the biggest thing is fear because of what's happening and because of the protests that have created a very unhealthy environment on college campuses, our students are constantly on the lookout for things that are happening. >> before we jump to today, can you tell me how that student is d

and of course some notable names that will be at services tomorrow, at emory university, include not just her husband but also the obamas, the lit, and melania trump among the many notable dignitaries that will be paying their respects to this first lady who had just a remarkable, remarkable life. >> she certainly did. nick, thank you so much for that. we're going to continue to watch these live pictures fromming come the carter center -- coming from the carter center. joining us to talk about the life and legacy of rosalynn carter is bill nygut. he's the co-host of "the atlanta journal constitution's" "politically georgia" on wabe radio. and bill, when you look at the evolution of the funeral services for rosalynn carter, where her casket has made stops, you really see her legacy in that. tell us a little bit about the mark that she is leaving. >> well, it's important to note that of course they started in plains, georgia, first thing this morning. and the motorcade made its way first to a hospital in america where she had been treated on several occasions. but the first major stop

well, dan sinykin teaches english at emory university. he has a book coming out in the fall. big fiction how conglomeration changed the publishing industry and american literature. in his guest essay in the new york times, he writes that cormac mccarthy's career was an improbable trajectory. writer toils for decades in obscurity before finding international renown. it's the stuff of legend. the guest essay is entitled cormac mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could never happen now. professor cynic and thank you for

service being held at the glenn memorial united methodist church on the campus of emory university, atlanta. live coverage here on c-span. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> once again, we're live at glenn memorial united methodist church in atlanta for a memorial service where she died last week at age 96. among attendance are first lady bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton, vice president kamala harris and doug imhoff and former first lady laura bush and michelle obama and former first lady melania trump will be in attendance along with multiple members of congress and georgia elected officials. we do expect it to get underway here in just a moment. live coverage on c-span. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ snow ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ announcer: once again, moments away from the start of the memorial service for former first lady rosalynn carter who died last week at the age of 96. the service taking place this afternoon at glenn memorial united methodist church in atlanta along with a long list of friends, family, and federally related attendees. the "atlanta journal-constitution" reporting jimmy carter will be t

the service will be held at emory university in atlanta.ces for the former first lady began yesterday afternoon and will continue tomorrow. dave malkoff has more on today's ceremonies from atlanta, dave, good morning to you once again. >> reporter: good morning nicole. the streets are all locked down here and yes, presidents, the vice president, their wives, so many people are coming here to celebrate the life of a woman who spent her life in service. from destigmatizing mental health care to sitting in on cabinet meetings to all the other things that she did during her lifetime, this was a woman who really lived a life well lived. a tribute service honoring the life of first lady rosalynn carter will take place later today at emory university in atlanta. all of the living first ladies, from hillary clinton to jill biden, are expected to attend, along with president biden, vice president harris, and former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter himself. three days of tributes for the former first lady and daughter of plains, georgia, bega

barebones meets with palestinian authority officials in the west bank after stopping the united air. emory, the one welcome to our viewers around the world. unlike look through the health authority run by him mos in gaza says operations edits. biggest hospital had been suspended because the facility has run out of fuel hall moss and the director of the chief of hospital se 13 people were killed by is really air strikes at the side . israel denies targeting hospitals, but such a must command post are located under buildings in the area as a newborn in gaza. her grandmother says they fled out, she's a hospital following and attacked, walking for hours to seek safety. she was born at 6 30 am and at night and we flat, she and her mother didn't rest. she didn't even get breast fat or journey. it's a journey of torment. tens of thousands have fled south and recent days as is really operations intensify in the area around l. she's the hospital it's where according to and is really government spokesperson masters headquarters are located. israel says the militants have built tunnel networks under

with book peters one and now joining us from emory university in atlanta is professor dan sinykin. here's his guest essay in the new york times in june. quote, cormac mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could never happen now. professor, why do you say that? cormac mccarthy's career could not happen now. well, his career depended on a situation in publishing that no longer exists. he required a editor at random house. albert erskine was a tremendous editor who worked with some of the giant figures of 20th century literature. in addition to mccarthy. he needed mccarthy needed erskine to support him through a series of books that were commercial failures. his first five books over more than 20 years. sold only a few thousand copies each and went out of print. that's not something that is sustainable at commercial publishers in the 21st century. and why is it that albert erskine stuck with mr. mccarthy? did he see something? were these books badly written? no, the books are beautifully written. mccarthy's his early books as his late books are all beautifully written, even th

the service was held at the glen memorial church on the campus of emory university. among those in attendance were president biden and jill biden, former president clinton and first ladies. ♪ >> ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountain magesties ♪ ♪ above the fruited plains ♪ ♪ america ♪ ♪ america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ o beautiful for heroes proved ♪ ♪ in liberating strife ♪ ♪ who more than self their country loved ♪ ♪ and mercy more than life ♪ ♪ america ♪ ♪ america ♪ ♪ may god thy gold refine ♪ ♪ till all success be nobleness ♪ ♪ and every gain define ♪ ♪ o beautiful for patriot dream ♪ ♪ that sees beyond the years ♪ ♪ thine alabaster cities gleam ♪ ♪ undimmed by human tears ♪ ♪ america ♪ ♪ america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪♪ >> please be seated. >> with the president of emory university and the congregation of glenn memorial united methodist church, i welcome you to this space and this hour. as we praise god and give thanks for the life

joining us now is nbc's blayne alexander outside the emory university's glen memorial united methodists. it would have taken much more than being 99 years old and in hospice to keep james earl carter away. theirs was truly a marriage of equals and also want to ask you about that and the country music stars, garth brooks and trisha yearwood who will perform today. john lennon's "imagine" during the ceremony. you have the atlantic symphony orchestra, some bach and moonlight serenades, among her favorites. this is very personal. >> this is not a surprise at all. garth brooks and trisha yearwood were close friends of the carters. they took part in several habitat for humanity builds. on the occasion of their 75th wedding anniversary, there are only a thousand couples in the united states who have been married 75 years or longer. couple of summers ago, my wife and i were in attendance and garth brooks gave the carters a vintage automobile from 1946, a convertible, from the year they were married. so that gives you some sense of how friendly they were. in terms of the larger picture of this

tuesday, a tribute service will be held at emory university, followed by her funeral and interment on wednesday. >>> now to the israel-hamas war. as fighting rages in gaza, both sides appear close to a deal to free some hostages. the idf said it found a tunnel under the besieged al-shifa hospital complex which includes a sniper hold and a blast proof door. health officials say 31 premature babies were moved out of that hospital to another one near the egyptian border. cbs's wendy gillette joins us here in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. more than 250 trauma patients still remain at al-shifa hospital in gaza, some with severely infected wounds but several dozen newborns have been evacuated. their conditions are not good. according to the hospital's director, with some battling dehydration, hyperthermia and sepsis. and the efforts to free hostages in gaza continue this morning. the top biden administration official says they are closer than ever to reaching a deal between israel and hamas to release some of the hostages. >> on an issue as challenges an

a tribute service honoring the life of first lady rosalynn carter will take place later today at emory university in atlanta. all of the living first ladies from hillary clinton to jill biden are expected to attend along with president biden, vice president harris, and former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter himself. three days of tributes for the former first lady and daughter of plains, georgia, began yesterday with past and present members of the carter's secret service tee tail carrying her casket from the medical center in americus to her alma mater georgia southwest state university where they left wreaths at the rosalynn carter health & human sciences complex her casket was then brought to the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta to lie in repose. at a ceremony yesterday mourners remembered her as a people person who was genuine and kind. >> she treated everyone with respect and dignity. she was unpretentious, never seeking recognition for herself. >> reporter: crowds of mourners came to pay their respects. >> i want to be part of a historic moment. i

an hour away from a tribute service honoring the first lady rosalynn carter and will take place at emory university in atlanta. presidents past and present and multiple first ladies will attend memorial. a private funeral will be held tomorrow at maranatha baptist church in plains, georgia. >>> we kicked up this morning with clear skies throughout the bay area but increasing clouds will start rolling their way and from offshore later tonight with an area of low pressure moving its way in with scattered showers associated with it. into the early morning hours tomorrow, light showers in the forecast with heavy pockets at times around 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and it clears up tomorrow afternoon leaving us with mild conditions into the afternoon hours. speaking of afternoon hours, this is later today. daytime highs this afternoon in the low 60s from san francisco across the bay bridge into oakland and low 60s near santa rosa, all the way down into redwood city and we warm up as we head into the santa clara valley anywhere from fremont into the santa clara valley about 7 degrees

it's written by emory university's dan cynical and it analyzes how can agglomeration in the publishing industry has changed fiction writing and what it means to be an author? well, also, each week brings new book reviews. here's a sampling. the wall street journal took a look at conflict. thevolution of warfare from 1945 to ukraine by retire general david petraeus and author andrew roberts, the wall street journal's reviewer, jonathan jordan called the book, quote,emarkable, readable. mr. roberts engaging prose softens the edges of mr. petraeus's straight shooting analysis conflict is the bes one. volume study of conventional warfare in the nuclear age. it sets a new benchmark in understanding modern war. another review. janet hook of the los angeles times takes a look at atlantic politicsriter mckay coppins. new book about the life and political career of mitt romney. mr. coppins gained extraordinary access to romney's private journa, texts and emails and was granted hours of interviews with romney over two years. janet hook writes many readers will come for the juicy scoops and score

. >> and now joining us from emory university in atlanta is professor dan sinykin. here's his guest essay in the "new york times." you quote cormac mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could never happen now. profess to come why you say that cormac mccarthy career could not happen now? >> well, his career was on a situation publishing that no longer exists. he required an editor at random house, albert, who was a tremendous editor who work with some of the giant figures in the 20th century literature in addition to mccarthy. indeed, mccarthy needed erskine to support them through a series of books that were commercial failures. his first five books over more than 20 years sold only a few thousand copies. that said something that is sustainable and commercial publishers in the 21st century. >> why is it that albert erskine stuck with mr. mccarthy? ddc something? >> he sure did. the books were beautifully written. his early books as of late books are all beautifully written even though there's a big divide the big difference between his career. his early book

they're expected to attend a tribute service at glen memorial church at emory university in atlanta.died earlier this week shortly after she entered hospice care at home alongside her husband, former president jimmy carter. she was 96 years old. >>> still to come, a gravy recall. what you need to know about a serious labeling issue before you dig into your thanksgiving leftovers. we'll have the details. h (vo) you weren't made for moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. but entyvio is. in clinical trials, entyvio helped many people achieve long-term relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. although unlikely, a risk of pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, experience frequent infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. liver problems can occur. it's time to ask your healthcare provider about entyvio. go to entyvio.com to learn more about the #1 prescribed biologic

that's at emory university in atlanta. presidents, past and present and multiple first ladies will attend the memorial. a private funeral will be held tomorrow at maranatha baptist church in floodplains, georgia. in the next half hour a live probation report from atlanta on the ceremonies today. >>> and it's been almost a week since piedmont resident vanished in houston and she was last seen at the george bush airport a day before thanksgiving. her family says she checked her bag but never boarded the plane for sfo. danny spent seven weeks at a texas clinic getting mental health treatment. now it's a desperate search to find her. >> my biggest fear is just honestly danny's safety. we have a 2 and 5-year-old and she's the best mom in the world. >> police said she intentionally left her phone behind. >>> your community station here with our food for bay area families drive. we're highlighting the struggle food banks are facing as they fill a need to help families put food on the table. and today, is the day for anybody to he

emory university will host a tribute service in her honor. the president, the first lady will be in attendance as well as the vice president carter's funeral service on wednesday will be held at maranatha baptist church in plains, georgia. a private burial will take place afterward. rosalynn carter died a week ago at the age of 96. she survived by her husband, the former president, jimmy carter and their children. coming up, the next big shopping holiday is underway. cyber monday. we're going break down the record number in sales. people are expected to reach. but first in oakland business devastated after not being able to take part in small business saturday. >> the thousands of dollars of damage left behind by deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast tonight taking a live look at downtown san francisco from our sutro tower cam. >> we know it's a clear one out there, but also it's a chilly one gayle o

. >> fue una jornada emotiva y solemne en la iglesia glen memorial en el campus de la universidad emorywith you all over again. el presidente joe biden y el presidente bill clinton estuvieron presentes a la par de las últimas 5 primeras damas de acuerdo con sus allegados, la señora carter no era de dejar sin presionar por dignatarios. ella nunca buscó fama, fortuna o elogios por el trabajo que realizó, aunque sus logros habían sido ampliamente reconocidos y honrados de muchas maneras diferentes, promovió una sociedad más solidaria, dijo su asistente. de igual forma, los hijos, nietos y amigos de los carter compartieron emotivos elogios sobre la vida de rosalyn, incluyendo su dedicación al servicio de otros. mi madre fue el pegamento que mantuvo unida a nuestra familia a través de los altibajos de la política familiar. como individuo, ella creyó en nosotros y nos cuidó, dijo su hijo tras dejar la casa blanca, la ex primera dama dedicó su vida a abogar por las causas de los derechos humanos. el cuidado médico asequible y la salud mental. el servicio funerario privado para darle el último

well, dan sinykin teaches english at emory university. he has a book coming out in the fall. big fiction how conglomeration changed the publishing industry and american literature. in his guest essay in the new york times, he writes that cormac mccarthy's career was an improbable trajectory. writer toils for decades in obscurity before finding international renown. it's the stuff of legend. the guest essay is entitled cormac mccarthy had a remarkable literary career. it could never happen now. professor cynic and thank you for everyone. hello. thank so

a public memorial was held today at emory university in atlanta.er husband, 99 year old former president jimmy carter, attended the ceremony under a doctor's care. all living first ladies were also in attendance, as well as president biden. rosalynn carter was remembered as a person whose life was dedicated to helping others. there will be a motorcade and funeral procession as part of tomorrow's services. well, a new drug could keep our dogs around for much longer. >> today, the san francisco based company that created the drug reached a new milestone. company loyal says the food and drug administration gave it a technical section complete for its drug known as a loi one. that means the fda agrees that loyal's data proves the drug's effectiveness. >> loi one is designed to help extend a dog's lifespan and would come in the form of a routine injection. experts say it could benefit larger dog breeds that typically have a shorter life span than smaller ones due to years of selective breeding. >> but the drug is doing is once the dog is fully grown, it

a public memorial was held today at emory university in atlanta.er husband, 99 year old former president jimmy carter, attended the ceremony under a doctor's care. all living first ladies were also in attendance, as well as president biden. rosalynn carter was remembered as a person whose life was dedicated to helping others. there will be a motorcade and funeral procession as part of tomorrow's services. well, a new drug could keep our dogs around for much longer. >> today, the san francisco based company that created the drug reached a new milestone. company loyal says the food and drug administration gave it a technical section complete for its drug known as a loi one. that means the fda agrees that loyal's data proves the drug's effectiveness. >> loi one is designed to help extend a dog's lifespan and would come in the form of a routine injection. experts say it could benefit larger dog breeds that typically have a shorter life span than smaller ones due to years of selective breeding. >> but the drug is doing is once the dog is fully grown, it

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campus of emory university in atlanta. presidt biden and first lady jill biden were among the attendees, along with rmer first lady's melania trump, michelle obama, laura bu, and hillary clinton. the service also included remarks by aongtime aide and friend cathene k, journalist judy woodruff, and the carter's grandson carson carter. watch anytime on c-span, c-span now a mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> koolen-de vries syndrome is extremely rare. hi wycliffe but friends don't have to be. >> >> this is jill. >> when you are connected, you aren't alone. >> cox, supports c-span as a public service, alg with these other television providers, giving you a front-row st to democracy. >> a focus now on drug addiction and the fentanyl crisis in this country. serves as the addiction in public policy director at the o'neill institute. this is the headline of a political story -- politico story that you were in,

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held today at glen memorial church at emory university. attended by her loving husband of 77 years, former president jimmy carter, as well as president joe biden and his wife, first lady dr. jill biden. the president and first lady and secretary of state, bill and hillary clinton. and every living first lady, laura bush, michelle obama, melania trump, as well as of course vice president kamala harris. waiting for the hearst to depart, i want to talk about what we've seen. i know this was -- i'm sure there was emotional for millions of americans watching today, but as somebody who has been a biographer of the carters, and i know this was particularly emotional for you. what moved you the most? >> yeah, no, it was extremely emotional. you know, i hadn't seen president carter since the 75th wedding anniversary party back in july of 2021. and i have to say i'm shocked at how thin and frail he looks. very sad. and i can't imagine what he is thinking having lost his wife of 77 years. i'm also particularly moved by the three eulogies given by fam

tomorrow will be the wreath laying ceremony followed by a larger celebration on tuesday in atlanta at emoryniversity. that is the one that president biden is expected to attend among other dignitaries. then rosalynn carter will return here to her hometown of plains to maranatha baptist church. fred, we had the opportunity to be at the church this morning and speaking to folks there. you could really characterize the tone as hopeful. people really expressing a spirit of gratitude more than somber. they talked about preparations for this week, fixing the flower pots. at one point, former president carter's niece, kim fuller, asked the congregation to sing "morning as broken" as loud as they could so that rosalynn could hear them. we had the opportunity to catch up with one of the deacons at the church. he spoke about the importance of servant leadership, something that he said that rosalynn carter really embodied. let's listen. >> i personally saw her at the food ministry where she would give loaves of bread into the windows of car. she would serve until she absolutely couldn't serve anymore.

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ceremony held for the former first lady, this morning, she is going to leave jimmy carter library to emoryservice will take place, biden, vice president kamala harris secretary-general will attend the merely procession will travel to hometown in georgia for private service she died at 96 days after put into moist care at her home married to jimmy canter 77 years. >> finished out 2023 many looking for next hot group of ipos may come to the market in 2024, bloomberg reddit cleedz class testing water holding talks with potential investors you may remember reddit helped feel the stock crazy in 2021 valuation 15 billion another rubric backed by microsoft could hit first quarter a potential ipo will those of tonation kim kardashian consistency underwear label valued four billion company discussing, options said consistency quote deserves tube a public company >> "sports illustrated" scrubbing a.i. generated content from site used a.i. to produce poorly written reviews from made up reports with fake photos, also generated by a.i., real reports started to ask about content it was immediately pulle

. >> cnn's carlos suarez, outside of the pink concert at the emory and bank arena.l us what it was like there, earlier today? >> well, abby, under a torrential downpour here in south florida, all of the fans who spoke to tonight told us, they were excited to see pink perform, and they were excited to pick up some of the books that have been restricted, or removed from school libraries across the state of florida. pink gave away thousands of these books at both of her shows, here, in south florida. now, one of the books that were handed out here, earlier tonight, was by amanda gorman, the hill week line. that is the poem that she read at joe biden's inauguration. now, earlier this year, that book, and access to that book, was restricted at a school in miami-dade county, after a single parent, one parent, complained that the poem had no educational value, had hateful messages, and was indoctrinating students. abby, at the time, when i reported on the story, i spoke to the parent to make that complaint and she all but admitted to me, she had not read amanda gorman's bo

she and others say -- well first it is all it is interesting, because she's a tenured professor at emory university and maybe one the world's most foremost experts on holocaust and anti-semitism studies. and what she said is that corporations, universities, as society we have been much better about dei, about dealing with making groups that feel other, heard. and when it comes to prejudice against jews, that is not been included at all. and it is because it falls into the same tropes. jews are white and privileged and run the world. the conspiracies that have been around for thousands of years. and so, the hope is that this opens the door to just -- if not dei, but just acknowledging that prejudice against jews is still prejudice and needs to be addressed by people in leadership. those are at the university or the corporate level or in government. >> and the distinction between a conversation about policy and diplomacy and a human right to exist. dana bash. >> thanks for having me on. >> the whole story with anderson cooper, a whole hour, one whole story airs sunday at 9:00 only on cnn.

. >> memorial service will be scheduled tuesday here at emory university.ident and vice president expected to attend. bill, back to you. >> bill: we'll be watching as it comes your way. steve harrigan in atlanta, thanks. [shouting] >> dana: riot, in dublin. conservative influence takes hold throughout europe because there is a lot of reason for it. eric shawn is here with more. >> backlash against immigration whirling politics in europe. many are fed up with what they see as mass migration. in ireland we saw riots and unrest in dublin last week after three children and teaching assistant were hurt in a stabbing outside of a school. the assailant was rumored to be an islamic im grant. reports say the suspect is a naturalized irish citizen born in algeria. political analysts think the immigration issue is helping lawmakers win elections. anti-immigration politician geert wilders won a stunning victory to form the next government there although the opposition parties in the netherlands vow they won't work with him. wilders faced incitement charges for his stan

a few hours, the motorcade will arrive here from the carter center to the glenn memorial church on emoryniversity's campus. and then this momentous tribute, this memorial service will begin. you mentioned a number of esteemed figures. we'll also hear from the atlanta symphony orchestra, a former country music stars, trisha yearwood, garth brooks. we'll hear songs like morning has broken, great is thy faithfulness. you'll know how powerful those songs are and how important they were to the former first lady. and i think all of this really illustrates that the former first lady was a legendary figure in her own right, separate and apart from her husband. the former president jimmy carter. here's how members of her family are thinking about this moment. >> we know how much we loved her. and it's just so heartwarming to see how the nation loves her. >> i want people to remember my aunt as someone who stood up for what she believed in. you know, she believed in equal rights for women, she believed in caregiving. >> a true testament to their love story that the former president, 99 years old,

united methodist church at emory university. all right. right now, 10, 30 back here in the bay area. we're taking a look at the morning that you're going to experience set outside and it's chilly out there it is, john, with the forecast and how warm is it going to get? can we started in the 30's? >> yeah. back to the 60's this afternoon. kind repeating a lot of stuff we had yesterday. another cold morning. >> followed by another mild, sunny day ahead. and as you can see, we've got a lot of sunshine out there. very noticeable. our first 60's of the morning out along the coastline in half moon bay in pacifica. most of the rest of us still 40's to 50's livermore santa rosa among our cooler spots. still hanging on to the 40's right now. no frost advisories are freeze warnings tomorrow. they expired this morning at 09:00am. so what's the deal here? why are we no longer seeing these frost advisories and freeze warnings? because tonight we have some cloud cover moving in. and with that cloud cover comes a chance of rainfall. tomorrow morning is g

they're among the hundreds of invited guests to the service on the campus of emory university. her husband, former president jimmy carter, has been in hospice care since february. but he is scheduled to be at today's memorial service. the service will honor the woman who many say changed the role of america's first lady. there's an east wing for the first lady because mrs. carter made it so she wanted an office. >> she got staff and she worked her commitment to taking advantage of the influence that she had as first lady to tackle issues that were important to her mental health, the problems of the elderly, the needs of caregivers, women's issues. >> a private funeral is scheduled tomorrow at a church in the carters hometown of plains, georgia. >> a group in oakland is pushing county supervisors to halt the expansion of the santa rita jail. now, the group restore oakland is set to hold a procession downtown today saying that the funds for the jail expansion should be used for something else. the group says nearly 70 people have died at the facility since 2014. and community org

recently with book peters one and now joining us from emory university in atlanta is professor dan sinykin. here's his guest essay in

. >> with the president of emory university and the congregation of glenn memorial united methodist church smith carter. we also surround this family with love as they mourn the loss of a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother. friends, let us affirm together the faith rosalynn lived so beautifully, death, though real, does not have the last word. and god's love is greater than any foe. and the way of service and grace in this world is the way of eternal life. even now. let us pray. >> oh, mighty god, we step away from the demands of the day to give thanks for the life of your child rosalynn. we celebrate 96 years of faith and love, but we rejoice in moments shared with her, memories cherished now as treasures. in this hour renew our spirit with your spirit that we like rosalynn might in courage and grace do justice, love, kindness, and walk humbly with you throughout our days, in the name of jesus christ we pray, amen. >> maya angelou wrote when great trees fall. when great trees fall, rocks on distant hills shudder and lions hunker down in tall grasses, and elephants lumber

the former first lady rosalynn carter , her service is at emory university for invited guests and hervice will be in plains, georgia calm on wednesday. the wife of former president jimmy carter died this past sunday and she was 96 years old. >>> the uss thomas warship fired on a bunch of one way attack drones coming in from from your central command. there were shot down over the red sea and officals say there was no damage to the ship or injuries to the crew. recently tensions have ballooned in the region since the start of the israel-hamas war. the who the rebels claiming to a fire ballistic missiles and drove toward israel. >>> new efforts to stop smash and grab robberies in bay area stores. it is a community problem but people are facing that with action. lezla goodin shows you how state money they fortify stores for holiday shoppers. >> the police department will be out here in force. >> reporter: with the holidays here, california is cracking down on retail theft. the san francisco police department and the district attorney are going into the season with more hands and resource

. >> there will be a memorial tomorrow at emory university.dent and haven't expected to attend. charles, back to you. >> thanks, steve. back to israel in the emotional seens over the past few days of families reuniting following a series of hostage releases. we're talking to a family member of a freed hostage in just a moment. first to alex hogan with the latest there. alex? >> hi, charles. yes, breaking this hour, the last 11 israeli hostages now back, officially on israeli soil. the idf is escorting them and they will make their way to different hospitals across the country. here's a look at the hostages that have been released the first twin little girls. their mom was released with the girls. her husband remains in captivity. next, a 10-year-old and a 18-year-old and their mom. karina is a recent cancer survivor. october 7 she called her sister saying militants made it in her home before they were taken. her husband also abducted. he's staying behind. now to the12-year-old and 16-year-old boys. they were home alone when hamas was attacking

all around georgia, carter center in atlanta, emory university, different parts of the state, all concluding in plains, georgia, her beloved hometown where she'll be laid to rest. >> blayne, thanks so much. >>> today's money minute. congress orders some of tech's biggest leaders to the hill to testify about child exploitation. >>> and some famous head wear. >>> executives from x meta, snap, tiktok, summoned to testify before the senate judiciary committee about child online exploitation. the leaders of x, discord have been less cooperative. >>> meta is breaking up its responsible a.i. team. an initiative launched by the ceo mark zuckerberg the safety of the company's artificial intelligence development as they were created. some employees will now work in generative a.i. product division while others will work on the infrastructure team. >>> the hat worn by napoleon bonaparte sold for $2.1 million at an auction in paris. initially valued between 600,000 and $1 million. okay, what do you think of that. >> a piece of history. >> i like a hat. don't know if i paid $2 million. >>> coming up, it

held on the campus of emory university. a source familiar with the former president's whereabouts tell me he's currently in atlanta right now and depending on how and you can see right there ix the live visuals and depending on how he feels there were discussions to attend today's ceremony. that's notable. he's been in hospice care since february. in addition to that, current and former occupants of the white house. joe biden and first lady. as well as former president clinton, former first lady hillary clinton and all of the remaining first ladies. michelle obama, laura bush and melania trump, all expected to come down here and honor former first lady rosalynn carter, her contributions to just the legacy of the first lady, she was the first first lady to hold an office in east wing, michelle obama and many others paid tribute to her and we'll see more of those tributes tomorrow. >> blayne, thank you. >>> coming up, campus concerns, how college students are reacting to the shooting of three young college students of palesti

rights act, i am now joined by carole anderson, who is a professor of african american studies at emoryn, no vote. how voter suppression is destroying our democracy. and also with me is judith brown dianis, civil rights lawyer and executive director of the advancement project, national office, which is a nonprofit organization that focuses on racial justice issues. today, thank you for being here. i want to start with you. can you talk about how important section two is for organizations like advancement project, and what you all do, and what you have done with its support, in terms of litigating on behalf of people who have been disenfranchised? >> sure, charles. first of all, this case that came out is just ludicrous. you, know advancement project, we opened our doors in 1999, and in 2000, we were counsel on behalf of the naacp against catherine harris for the suspect perch of black voters. that was brought under section two. we sued the state of north carolina over the monster voter suppression law that they passed, under section two. we were in court right now in georgia, around the