let's go to eva mckend, who is in plains, georgia. eva, what are you seeing?> so, victor, the motorcade seems to be passing through here. some of the early vehicles are here. and what we see are just people lining the streets. they've been here all morning to pay their respects to the late jimmy carter. you know, when president carter gave that crisis of confidence speech in 1979, it was foreboding when he said to many of us, too many of us worship self-indulgence and consumption. and he could not have lived his life any more differently. if you speak to people here, they often celebrate his modesty the way that the small, his small town roots really informed his entire life. and so that is what people will remember, will remember most. it is often said that he treated everyone just the same. and i'm just watching here. it seems like the vehicles are coming through now. we see people waving the american flags. a very emotional moment here. victor, as people say their final goodbyes they were watching the hearse pass through planes, and i think, eva, what stand

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cnn's eva mckend is joining us now from plains, georgia. good morning, eva. as you've been saying, carter's presence loomed large over this small town. >> it did. and it was perhaps the most consequential personal decision for him to return to this tiny community. post-presidency. all throughout the week, we've been speaking to residents here, sharing their jimmy carter stories, and we heard things like he attended my grandfather's funeral, or he came to visit me and pray for me when i was sick, or i would see him out and about before he fell ill. participating in food distribution at food pantries. and so that is how he will be remembered for all of the many national and international accolades. it is for how he conducted himself as a neighbor in this small town that the people here say resonated with them most. take a listen to how those who know him best are thinking about this moment one time i looked up and president carter actually was carrying a chair out the back door of my house. i said, what are you doing? he said, it was broken. i'll bring it back

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eva mckend. thank you so much.et's go now to jeff zeleny at the carter presidential center, the site of carter's nonprofit organization, his presidential library and museum. jeff, what will take place there later today when the motorcade arrives? and our people are already lining up to be able to get a glimpse. >> well, fredricka, as the motorcade makes its way here to atlanta, it will at first stop by the atlanta state capitol. of course, that's where jimmy carter first served elective office at the state level. as a state senator. he ran for governor the first time. he lost, and then he won. and he served one term as governor. and then, of course, that vaulted him to the presidency. so it will his motorcade will pass the capitol here in atlanta before making its way to the carter center. but this is the site really where the former president did much of his life's work, really, over nearly four decades, more than four decades, actually, through democracy and humanitarian efforts. so there will be a service inside

eva mccann, cnn, plains, georgia. >> thank you for that, eva. other headlines.ow, authorities in south korea have identified all 179 people killed in sunday's plane crash, but they still don't know what caused the crash. families of the victims camping out at the airport, waiting for answers. investigators have located both black boxes, but the flight data recorder was damaged in the crash. both are being sent to the u.s. for analysis. and puerto rico starting the new year in the dark, more than 50% of the island's population was without power as of 9 p.m. last night. by 3 a.m., power was restored for about 70% of customers, but the cause of that outage is still under investigation. cnn's carlos suarez has the latest on the blackout. >> the sweeping blackout hit tuesday morning. luma energy, which supplies power to puerto rico, said that crews would try to get the power grid back on in phases and that could take anywhere between 24 to 48 hours as of 1:00 on tuesday, about 3% of customers out of the 1.3 million users impacted had their power restored. the interna

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cnn's eva mckend is live in plains this morning. eva, what are you hearing about the plans that the people of plains may have and the tributes that will be coming in? >> well, sara, as you can imagine, the people in this small community have been girding themselves for this moment for quite some time and time and time again, i hear them describe this period as bittersweet, that now so many americans will be able to reflect on the life and legacy of jimmy carter, even though that they have lost their hometown hero. >> things will kick off tomorrow in nearby americus at phoebe sumter medical center. that is where members of carter's secret service detail will usher his body into the hearse. these, of course, are members of the secret service that have served with him or served under him for many decades. then here in plains, what we are going to see is the motorcade pass through and members of the community. and we know, of course, it's not only going to be people from here in plains, but people from all over the country will be able

fred. >> and then eva.m, how will the maranatha baptist church try to continue to carry out the legacy of jimmy carter? >> i asked the pastor about this. she told me, by having a presence in this community, really extending on the work that they are already doing at the beginning of the church service. um, one of the members actually read out a thank you card from someone in the community who thanked them for doing this food distribution work. so it is very much keeping in that spirit by continuing to live out the ideals and the aspirations of president carter. >> eva mckend, thank you so much. in plains, georgia. all right. let's talk more about jimmy carter's legacy. leon panetta is known for his time as head of the cia. secretary of defense and white house chief of staff. but he was also a freshman congressman from california during the carter administration. and he's joining us right now. so great to see you. >> good to be with you. >> so looking back, you know, how do you remember particularly the hand

eva mckend. and that sounds like it's happening simultaneous to the services that will be happening in washington, d.c. all right. eva mccann in plains, georgia. thank you so much. all right. jimmy carter's legacy extends well beyond his time in the white house. carter was active in his local church, as you saw right there, and also traveled the globe working to secure safe elections and public health. and, of course, he dedicated years of his life to working with habitat for humanity, the organization that helps build and renovate houses for those in need. you might recall, back in 2019, carter was set to attend a habitat event in nashville just hours before the event. he fell and hit his head at home despite getting a black eye and stitches. carter still showed up to help build the home. that was one of the moments jonathan reckford is the ceo of habitat for humanity. he's joining us right now. i mean that that moment is just indicative of the kind of dedication that jimmy carter and rosalynn c

cnn's eva mccann joins us now live from plains georgia., eva, what can we expect for the rest of the day as these remembrance ceremonies wind down? >> well, boris, in just a few hours, the late president and his family will arrive here at the maranatha baptist church here in plains. >> and on any given sunday before president carter fell ill, you could see him here teaching sunday school. his niece has since taken over teaching those sunday school lessons, but his imprint can still feel be felt so heavily here in this community, in this church. president carter notably resisted the southern baptist convention, broke with them decades ago over this issue of women serving as pastors in the church. this church now has its first female pastor. prior to that, it had its first black pastor in tony loden, and he will be offering the eulogy this afternoon. we've already seen busloads of family members and friends arrive here at the church. a different character and color for this private service. we saw a lot of dignitaries at the service in washi

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eva mckend. cnn plains, georgia. >> being stuck in new york city's notoriously bad traffic now comes with an extra cost $9 a day. it's new congestion pricing scheme, which is meant to reduce traffic by charging drivers a higher toll to enter manhattan during peak hours. new york is the world's biggest, one of the busiest cities or biggest cities, rather, and its streets are often crippled by gridlock. officials hope it will mean fewer drivers on the roads at the busiest time of day, and they hope to raise millions of dollars to try and improve the city's public transportation. other cities around the world have already implemented similar schemes like london and stockholm, but this is a first in the united states. it already has many critics. peter firth is a professor of civil and environmental engineering at northeastern university. he is with us this hour from washington. peter, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. >> glad to be here. >> so day one in new york, no hiccups, but i gue

our eva mckend reports from plains, georgia. reporter at president carter's hometown church, a sunday service that contained both elements of sorrow and joy as people that knew the president for decades showed up to worship and also to remember president carter's life and legacy. >> we also saw people travel from neighboring states who in the past saw president carter teach sunday school here, which he did for many decades. now his niece, kim carter fuller, has taken over sunday school lessons, and she leaned into the book of psalms, where she talked about how their hearts were heavy, but they were leaning on the strength of god in this moment. and what's also remarkable about maranatha baptist church is that it is now led by a female pastor. we know that president carter very notably broke with the southern baptists on this issue. he believed that women should be equal in all spaces, including religious ones. take a listen to how the pastor is thinking about this moment in this country where, um, to speak bluntly, we still live

cnn's eva mckend is there. you've been there for several days, speaking with people about carter's impact. what are they telling you? >> victor, it was a solemn tribute, and it happened quite quickly. and for how long that people were here or how far they traveled to be here, it was quite fast, but really emotional. we saw people waving their american flags and saying their final goodbyes, and so many people here, when you talk about jimmy carter, they all have their own stories of how he personally touched their lives. you know, for all of the international and national accolades for them, he was just a really solid neighbor, someone who would show up if you were sick and pray for you. someone who would attend family funerals or distribute food at food pantries when he was in better health or seen as a regular presence at church where he taught sunday school for many years. and that is actually where some of the people here that traveled from far away, that was their first introduction to jimmy carter during t

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here's cnn's eva mckend with details. reporter. >> the people here in this small community of plains have been girding themselves for this moment for quite some time, and time and time again, they described this period as bittersweet as so much of the country will be able to reflect on the life and legacy of jimmy carter. >> things will kick off in nearby americus at the phoebe sumter medical center. that is where members of carter's secret service detail will usher the body into the hearse. these, of course, are members of the detail that have served under him for many, many decades. then jimmy carter's body will proceed here to his hometown of plains, where people will have the opportunity to line the streets to say their final goodbyes. the motorcade will then make its way to atlanta for tributes and then to washington, d.c., and then, true to form, right back here to plains, to his final resting place. take a listen to how this community is thinking about this moment. >> i want everybody to understand that, you know,

danny amara walker eva mckend, thank you so much. >> really do appreciate it. and joining me now is paige alexander, ceo of the carter center. thank you so much for making some time for us this morning. ahead of, i'm sure, a very busy weekend and week for you. um, just tell me, how important is this georgia? good-bye for the carter family and just this community here. >> president and mrs. carter were very intentional about their funeral plans. and coming back to atlanta, which was truly his home away from home at the carter center, you know, and the the place where they would spend one week every month for 40 years was very important to him. so we're honored to have him lay in repose with us for a few days. >> you, of course, had a relationship with mr. carter, with the former president. um, in those meetings, i imagine, uh, what's what's your memory of him as as a man? uh, today, you know, for me, he was probably one of the most consequential presidents or the most consequential president in my lifetime. >> and to be able to have the humanitarian work that he

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cnn's eva mccann joins us now from the carter presidential center in atlanta. i know you've been watching a stream of people come through over the last two days. and now this is the next part of a country saying goodbye to one of its presidents. all right, we ready to head out sara, it has been remarkable to see the last couple of days. >> all of the people come from across the region to share why they felt compelled to pay their respects to the late president. the gates are closed now because we're entering another chapter in the tributes here with president carter's body moving to washington, d.c. at 11 a.m., there is going to be a departure ceremony here at the carter center in the circle of flags. that's primarily going to be for carter center employees. then the late president. 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. wha

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cnn's eva mckend has more now from plains, georgia. >> jessica. president carter's hometown church service, it was both sorrowful and joyful as people came to worship and celebrate the life of president jimmy carter. there were people that knew him for decades, and then also others who felt compelled to travel from neighboring states after for many years, listening to him teach sunday school. his niece, kim carter fuller, has now taken over teaching those sunday school lessons. she leaned into the book of psalms sunday morning, talking about how, though their hearts were heavy, they were leaning on the strength of god in this moment. and what's remarkable about maranatha baptist church is that it is now led by a female pastor. president carter, very notably broke with southern baptists on this issue. he believed that women, especially in religious spaces, should be treated equally. take a listen to how she's thinking about this moment in this country where, um, to speak bluntly, we still live in a patriarchal nation. >> we still live in a place wh