so you're talking about george bush, bill clinton, and also brock obama. the come president joe biden will deliver the eulogy and of course there's a past and future preston will be among the congregation. donald trump will also be here, as well as go here. talk about, do we cost us time in the white house and seems a long time ago now. and also the what keep it after. but you'll also be to man, but not just as a governor does a diplomat and as a president. but he'll put a man, but as a father, a grandfather, of course, a husband to rosalind for 77 years when we have the the, the national farewell to jimmy carter, which case under way and just under an hour. okay. i'm just saying, no, we're looking at some of the pictures that we've been seeing of the call it seems has. what looks like it may have arrived or it's just arriving. i'm seeing these live pictures where he supported apartheid says optic. i certainly didn't condemn them. that he didn't because against these trustees and el salvador, that he essentially gave the indonesian government that i'd like

carter's loved for people and his humanitarian work around the world. former us president george bush bill clinton and brock obama attended the service along with current president joe biden . and president elect donald trump. pardon will be laid to rest in his native plains georgia following a smaller private ceremony later today. and i'll be back in 90 minutes with more world news followed by the day hope to see you this. the sea is between the rina and the suns. many are the kind of incentives the fully done. so it gets valet clauses to disadvantage secure the education and experience work on building the confidence of the next on d, w, the solar industry, new miracle, minerals for off skype, more efficient, easy to synthesize and easy to process. how far off i could run. lisa, nice solar energy markets and why it isn't ready just yet made in germany in 30 minutes on the w. the disruption is chaos is because the wrecking crew is radically. they want to bring. the system comes from the donald trump will be the next president of the united states. the vision works for him. he wants to increase. p

george h.w. bush is elected and george h.w. bush yields to bill clinton. bill clinton is elected eight years. he yields to george bush, who has eight years in office. george w boorstin yields to barack obama. pendulum swings back the other direction. barack obama, of course yields to donald trump. donald trump then yields to joe biden. joe biden yields back. donald trump pendulum back and forth. and this is a tough moment for us to know, navigate, but, you know, if you think about even president obama's journey which i think is interesting and important for us as, we wrap up, you know, in 2000, president was then just a state senator who had lost his first congressional race that year. bobby rush by about 24 points, lost his first congressional race, just like bill clinton lost first congressional race and. george w bush lost his first congressional race, knocked down on the ground. they get back up. barack obama tells the story. he couldn't even get into the democratic national convention. that was in los angeles. travels from chicago to the democratic national convention. can't get in. it's

donald trump chatting amiably with barack 0bama, as george w bush and bill clinton took their seats alongside just 11 days left in the white house. carter's achievements in office were lauded. the peace deal between israel and egypt, and his humanitarian efforts afterwards, culminating in a nobel peace prize. we have all heard a lot lately about guinea worm disease. it's an ancient and debilitating disease of poverty and that disease will have existed from the dawn of humanity untiljimmy carter. # amazing grace... joe biden, a friend ofjimmy carter's for over 50 years, praised above all his predecessor's character. a white southern baptist who led civil rights. a decorated navy veteran who brokered peace. a brilliant nuclear engineer who led on nuclear non—proliferation. a hard—working farmer who championed conservation and clean energy. # imagine allthe people... jimmy carter, born one century ago in a house with neither electricity nor running water, who made it to the white house, now returning to plains, georgia, where he will be laid to rest alongside rosalind, his wife of 77 years. sara

george w. bush y bill clinton estuvieron presentes al igual que el presidente electo donald trump antes de la misa todos los honores que típicamente se le dan a un expresidente cuando fallece. las banderas en la capital del país permanecerán a media asta durante los próximos días. carter será sepultado en el estado donde nació, en georgia, junto a su esposa rosalind, quien murió en 2023. en washington, randy serrano, telemundo. randy. gracias. la excongresista barbara lee entró a la contienda para la alcaldía de oakland. si es elegida como alcaldesa, se enfrenta a altas tasas de crimen y un déficit presupuestario de alrededor de 130 millones de dólares, el cual ya ha provocado recortes en el número de agentes de policía y bomberos en oakland. queremos ahora saber cómo estará el panorama del tiempo en nuestra región en los próximos días. vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera, quien tiene más detalles. marcelo, háblanos primero de esos fuertes vientos que están avivando las llamas en los incendios allá en el sur de nuestro estado. feliz jueves. cuéntanos. gracias. qué tal? buenas tardes. feliz jueves y d

the disputed election rumbled on, the incoming president, george w bush, faced delay in appointing his primary security staff. president bill clinton to try to smooth that transition, but ultimately, the bush team was delayed from getting their people in place and soon after he took office, of course, 9/11 happened, this massive terrorist attack on us soil. good evening. today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very i freedom came under attack in a series of deliberate - and deadly terrorist acts. i was in the white house on 9/11. i was, at that time, the deputy chief of staff in the white house. what i saw was a government that was not well prepared to handle a terrorist attack. how much of that is due to the truncated transition we had? it's hard to say. we didn't have as many national security senior leaders in place as we could have had, had we had a full transition. the 9/11 commission, which was sort of the most important summary of what happened for our country and why, highlighted the fact that, for president bush, the fact that he had not had his top national security team in place or in place for very long, was an

george w. bush left to barack obama. "there will be trying moments. your friends will disappoint you, but you will have an almighty god." looking at george h.w. bush to bill clinton. "there will be tough times made even more difficult by criticisms you may not think are fair." there is this unique understanding among these 47 men as to what they face. >> listen, the job of the president is the toughest in the world. it comes with a heavy burden. every day, you get -- as you well know -- you get a daily brief the size of a small phonebook of real threats facing the u.s. specific, sometimes. heavy decisions have to be made every day. those letters, those handovers means something, between a small group of men who have held this job, and sharing this letter -- i think it's great for the nation to see this transfer and how they go from one to the other. as you say, other letters have come out in the past, and this one a little bit quicker perhaps than the others. >> i want to share my favorite wine i think ever penned in a presidential letter. it was from george h.w. bush. "when i walked into this office --" it's to bill clinton -- "i felt the same sense of wonder an

george w. bush, bill clinton and trump's 2016 opponent hillary clinton were all in attendance for the peaceful transfer of power. this is executives got seriously good placement tesla spacex elon musk alphabet ceo sundar pichai, fill the screen so people can actually see what happened here, amazon founder jeff bezos and meta ceo mark zuckerberg were in front placed in front of trump's cabinet nominees howard lutnick, rfk junior among others, the big billionaire row, although when i checked not quite a billionaire but everybody else's, supreme court chief justice john roberts conducted the oath of office, president trump is the first president to return to the white house for a nonconsecutive term since the reelection of president grover cleveland that was way back in 1892, trump worked to set and should strike a positive tone in the inaugural address from the outset. listen. >> the golden age of america begins right now. [cheering] from this day forward our country will flourish and be respected again all over the world we will be the envy of every nation and we will not allow ourselves to be

donald trump chatting amiably with barack 0bama as george w bush and bill clinton took their seats alongsideobel peace prize. we�*ve all heard a lot lately about guinea worm disease. it�*s an ancient and debilitating disease of poverty. and that disease will have existed from the dawn of humanity untiljimmy carter. joe biden, a friend ofjimmy carter�*s for over 50 years, praised above all his predecessor�*s character. a white southern baptist who led on civil rights. a decorated navy veteran who brokered peace. a brilliant nuclear engineer who led on nuclear nonproliferation. a hard working farmer who championed conservation and clean energy. # imagine allthe people... jimmy carter, born one century ago in a house with neither electricity nor running water, who made it to the white house, is now on his way back to plains, georgia, where he will be laid to rest alongside rosalynn, his wife of 77 years. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. temperatures in parts of the uk could fall below minus 16 degrees celsius tonight as cold air continues to sweep across the country. fresh weather warnings ha

so you saw the president's $40.00 to $4344.00, and that's bill clinton, george w bush, brock, obama and $45.00 for that matter. since that was done, i'm trying to increase here and uh and joe biden, of course, the president's alexis here as well as president number 46 baron trump and tiffany trump working in. now we saw the chief justices of the supreme court, the associate justices. baron trump, uh they find that and trump obviously not an associate justice of the supreme court, but we sort of walk in and we saw the so the chief justices, as we said are, are key to this entire ceremony. not only because the supreme court is such an important part of us democracy, but also because they will be administering. so it's for vote for vice president saving katie vance, vice president elect still soon. we're going to be changing our the board yet. bill clinton's their mark. let's see if we have time to get this one in your talking about body language and body language doctors as all the former presidents who attend any thoughts shaking hands out of that kind of walk past quickly. and then who

ceremony this morning to support a peaceful transition of power, including former presidents bill clinton, george bush and barack obama. along with their wives. michelle obama was absent today. the supreme court justices attended in their traditional black robes. all of president trump's five kids showed support for their father, seated just a few rows behind the podium. trump's former vice president, mike pence, was also there. and will, to the best of my ability, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend, preserve, protect and defend. and there he is, donald trump taking the oath of office. supreme court chief justice john roberts administered the oath, while melania trump held two bibles. trump's personal bible he received in the 1950s, and the bible abraham lincoln used when he was sworn into office. vice president j.d. vance also took his oath of office surrounded by his wife and kids, and then president trump gave his first addres in office. from this day forward, our country will flourish and be respected again all over the world. we will be the envy of every nation, and

you know, we essentially, you know, held off jesse helms and george walker bush and bill clinton, you know, wins and basically said, we're going to do this by. the book, everybody, they made it clear their fda, they didn't call me up and say, oh, this is a done deal. so we're going to start the science. and the science showed that it was a responsible medicine women to have that was the case then and it is now one thing that stood out to me is you describe in process like an optimism and i think the the capitol building while there's lot of earnestness there it's it can be hard to be in congress long as you have and still be optimistic. where does that come from? you you see the results, you know, i mean, somebody like me gets to the united states congress sworn in 31, you feel that back then knew much at all about seniors citizens policy in the typical town. when i got started, they had a lunch program that was really deal. oh, my goodness. the lunch program. and now you have a tremendous array of services, a group with millions of members and and the like. so i look back and i've be

george w. bush, hillary and bill clinton, dan quayle.n and for all of the polarization, all of the alkaloid. we are one people and it is important to be reminded on days like this that we are in this together, for better or for worse and these rituals of state are important for giving us what one critic a hundred years ago called a usable past. >> in fact, jonathan, you made a point in your book that despite jimmy carter foregoing all of the pop and circumstance carrying his own bad on and off air force one, he detailed every aspect of this service as all former presidents in modern times have peered they planned them for years and years because he wanted this return to washington to lie in state right above hall. and you go through this service at the national cathedral. >> you know, he was in many ways a micromanager and sometimes that hurt him. more often than it helped him. a music lover. every single song was personally selected by him and many of them have deep meaning. so i think at the end of the day is a man of character, as pre

george h.w. bush in 1992 when bill clinton was running and obviously james carville and george stephanopoulos were running that campaign and looked like they've been lost in the wilderness for awhile since then. rachel: not just they lost the election because of the economy, the economy is result of progressive policies and a lot of people have been saying hey, this is the end of progressivism in terms of how to manage the economy and how they manage some of the foreign affairs. guy: and the policies, stupid. or might say it's the stupid policy. rachel: right. guy: the culture. there's a number of reasons why and it's interesting here because carville is basically admitting he got this wrong. he was sounding bullish about kamala harris and his parties chances and of course they lost. he had to remind himself of his own line about the economy. like if he had just followed james carville's truth and speech from 1992, he might have seen what was coming. rachel: you're right, that's fascinating and it's the economy, stupid. also could being the candidate is stupid. here is kamala harris that kanten re

george w. bush in '06, bill clinton in 1994. midterm and then saw voters who had streaks of four before, in the 19th century, but we're at five, and with republicans clinging to a ÷÷220- seat majority in the house, ÷÷it would not surprise anyone, i think, if we get to six in 2026, and what that means is as you noted, there is a very tight time frame for republicans to pass their legislative agenda which centers on extending the trump tax cut of a cost of at least $4 trillion, plus his new additions over the next decade, and when you have that kind of tight time frame and you're looking at using the reconciliation tool as kind of an omnibus attempt as you can, you don't have a lot of incentive to work with the other party and the other party doesn't have as much incentive to work with you as they used to because they are fairly confident, rightly or not, that in two years the wheel is going to spin and they'll be back in control.÷÷it's a very different world even though it's kind of happened without us really taking notice of it.

and here we have seen bill clinton, george w bush, a brock obama, donald trump. and interestingly enough, as donald trump entered the cathedral, and this is really more about american politics, there was a handshake between mike pins and donald trump. we know the 2 have not got on since january the 6, 4 years ago. and what happened then, but that was a moment that will be recorded as something that came out of the, the cost of funeral it to me costs, at least behind a mix legacy and office. he was beset by a number of problems including high inflation and higher oil prices. he had the rating hostage crisis to deal with, but also in the white house the brought together israel and egypt for the camp david accords, normalizing relations between the 2 great rivals. but he also never criticized a pop type. so it's africa the way that many people thought he should he never pub done on the utah and el salvador. and he never did anything about the indonesians under invasion of east timor on the, to use the committed depths of what is interesting is that perhaps, as a one

also in the cathedral, president barack obama, president george w bush, president bill clinton, presidentct donald trump, the first lady's respective first ladies, each expected to be there in the cathedral. today, president biden remembering jimmy carter as a remarkable leader, a statesman, a humanitarian, calling him a dear friend. after leaving office, the former president dedicated his life to peace missions, upholding democracy around the world, eradicating disease. he received the nobel peace prize in 2002. he was deeply involved in social issues at home and overseas. he worked tirelessly building houses with habitat for humanity and continued to teach sunday school. among the many tributes during the service, there will be a eulogy today written by president carter's former vice president, walter mondale. he died in 2021. his son believes his father wrote the eulogy about 2015 or so, when jimmy carter revealed he had brain cancer. of course, carter went on to live about another nine years. mondale's eulogy to his friend will be read by his son today in a very powerful moment. as yo

president bill clinton. george w. bush and barack obama. president biden will deliver remarks at that funeral for former president carter, who died last month at 100 years old. the president is set to deliver a eulogy for the man that he called a dear friend and remarkable leader, whom he said, quote, lived a life measured not by words but by his deeds. mr. biden said that when his son beau died from cancer, jimmy and rosalynn carter were actually the ones to help them heal. details now on the funeral plans for the hours ahead from cnn's brian able funeral services fit for a president. >> the nation remembering the life and service of its 39th president, jimmy carter. today's funeral service at the national cathedral in washington is its sixth presidential state funeral, bringing together five living presidents bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, joe biden and donald trump to honor carter, the longest lived commander in chief. asked by carter before his death, president biden will deliver a eulogy and given by their sons are eulogie

. >> as for who will be in attendance, presidents obama, george w bush and bill clinton are scheduled to come, but none of the former presidents is expected at the inaugural luncheon. but don't worry, trump will have the warm affection of the big tech bros, from mark zuckerberg to jeff bezos and tim cook, who have all confirmed that they will be in attendance. >> joining me now, democratic congresswoman jennifer mcclellan from virginia, a member of the house armed services committee and the vice chair of the equal rights amendment caucus. >> congresswoman, it's always good to see you. trump's first inauguration met with riots in the streets of d.c, as well as counter protests held around the world. right now, tens of thousands of protesters are marching in dc to voice their opposition to trump's accession. >> why is it so important, congresswoman, to keep hope alive at this time? >> well, we really have no choice. >> and as we're going into the martin luther king jr. >> holiday, i am reminded how every time in american history we have made progress on civil rights, on women's rights,

three presidents, bill clinton, george w. bush, and donald trump, were born in the same summer. the oldest among them is donald trump. he was born in june of 1946. july 1946 was george w. bush. and august of that year, bill clinton. born in the same summer. their presidencies span decades of american life. and certainly span political thought. and incoming, the current president, born in 1942, of a somewhat different generation at the front end of that time. and you have what will be a unique moment because when they gather again at some point, one among them will not be present. that is how unique this moment is. this constellation of american leadership will be seen in this way only at this time. >> the picture is complete as president biden sits down with first lady jill biden. and we are moments away now. if you're just tuning in, top of the hour, 10:00 and the east coast, the state funeral for jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states. former living presidents in attendance. several vice presidents in attendance. president biden will deliver the eulogy as request

george w. bush, bill clinton, and donald trump, all born in the same year, three months apart, in consecutive monthsublican president to win the popular vote in his re- election bid. we also, of course, know and remember well what he thought about the first inaugural address, the american carnage address. he told several people sitting around him, that was some weird -- the s word. that was some weird stuff we will say. so we will see what his reaction is to the speech this year. but he is one of the presidents who will be here. bill clinton also will be here with hillary clinton. and former president barack obama will also be here. michelle obama, notably, has decided not to come to this inaugural as she did not also attend the funeral of jimmy carter. >> and we expect president- elect donald trump and future first lady melania trump will be leaving blair momentarily to go to the white house and spend -- have some time with the bidens and then arrive in the same vehicle as president- elect trump and president biden riding in the same vehicle. let's talk about the relationship of these two. i mean,

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today's funeral service bringing together five living presidents: bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, joe biden, and donald trump to honor carter, the longest lived commander in chief. >> desi: wow, that is incredibly rare to have five american presidents in the same room together. and even rarer to have donald and melania in the same room together. [laughter] kudos to president carter! and it seemed pretty uncomfortable that they all had to sit next to donald trump. just think about the history there. trump tried to put her in prison... accused him of murder... said he was a secret muslim founder of isis... said she was pretending to be black... ended his entire family dynasty... almost got him murdered... tried to overthrow his presidency... and paid off a porn star behind her back. [cheers and applause] and by the way, basically all of them have said that he's hitler. so yeah, it's a seating chart so awkward that it probably had them asking "is there any extra room in that coffin?" although there was one surprising moment of chemistry. >> during carter's funeral, pre

now, other presidents, president george w bush, bill clinton have tried to go beyond just a museum to themselves, to the center, but no one's been able to get the breadth. and i think that the carter center will definitely continue. it's got a very large endowment. it's got a very good leader in paige alexander. it's got hundreds of employees. and so even without, i think, rosalynn and jimmy, i think the carter center will be an enduring legacy. >> one of the things that it's going to be very difficult for people to remember is anita, um, jimmy carter in the 70s was kind of cool, right? i mean, it was this is the era of southern rock. he i was talking about this with his grandson, jason carter, yesterday about when he did that interview wearing an allman brothers band t-shirt. but he would go to dylan concerts. he would go to allman brothers concerts. he would go to willie nelson concerts, to the white house. he brought them to the white house. again, i don't want to overstate the case. we're still talking about a president of the united states who is so cool that somebody can be. but

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los ex presidentes barack obama, bill clinton y george w. bushia de amor y dijo que siempre era la misma persona en público y en privado, sin importar con quién estaba ni dónde. tras la ceremonia en la dodd del país, el féretro de carter fue trasladado a su natal georgia, donde descansará junto a su esposa rosalind, quien falleció en 2023. unas 3000 personas se dieron cita aquí en la catedral nacional para la misa de jimmy carter. cientos más esperaron en las temperaturas gélidas para poder darle el último adiós al expresidente en el capitolio. esta semana en washington, randy serrano, telemundo. gracias, randy, por el reporte y los inspectores de seguridad del aeropuerto internacional de san francisco protestaron este jueves exigiendo millones de dólares que según ellos se les debe por pagos atrasados y también por aumentos salariales prometidos por tsa que nunca recibieron. es que a pesar de una ley aprobada en 2022 que exige salarios iguales a los empleados directos de las agencias de seguridad, los trabajadores contratados por la empresa cove

george w. bush and bill clinton. president biden will be the one to eulogize carter, his longtime friend, whom he endorsed in 1976, just days before his own presidency ends and trump's begins. we're going to be closely watching all the interactions among the presidents. of course. we're also following breaking news on the most destructive wildfire disaster ever to hit the los angeles area. and we're going to bring you updates on this very fast moving and dangerous situation. but right now, as we wait for the carter funeral ceremonies to begin, let us go to washington national cathedral, where we find cnn's kaitlan collins. kaitlan, official washington is about to honor a proud d.c. outsider, jimmy carter. >> yeah. one of the ultimate outsiders, jake. of course, jimmy carter himself later said maybe he should have been less of an outsider in attempting to get his legislative agenda passed. he has been here for over 48 hours now, lying in state at the nation's capitol. it ended just after a few moments after seven this

bush administration. you have seen as the president's row we are calling here. president and first lady's row. bill and hillary clinton, georgera bush. barack obama, michelle not there today. president-elect trump and melania and in front of him we have the president and first lady, the bidens, and kamala harris and her husband, doug emhoff. bret baier, as we await for the procession to get underway additional thoughts from you. >> bret: first of all, being in that cathedral is quite something. the cathedral choir with "the road home" opening the ceremony. you talk about steve ford, he will read what gerald ford wrote for this moment and ted mondale will read what vice president walter mondale wrote for this moment that is very powerful. you will hear voices from president ford and vice president mondale through their family members. and obviously a big moment for president biden delivering this eulogy. you know, we talked about humility for president carter. as the casket was coming in they played hail to the chief. at the beginning of president he said i don't want to hear hail to the chief. i don't want the pomp and circum

presidents bill clinton, george w. bush the state funeral of former president jimmy carter. it says, it will mark the first time all of the club's living members will come face-to-face since the funeral of george h.w. bush in december of 2018. six years later the group has sharply fractured dynamic that will be closely watched at the washington national cathedral service. former presidents have directly and indirectly spoken forcefully against trump who mounted a successful political comeback after his defeat four years ago. and who in less than two weeks will return to the white house. this is d.j. in otherriano, california -- oceana, california. good morning. caller: good morning. god bless president carter. condolences to his family. he was a good man. a great man. and i think a true christian. i would just like to say that to all the true christians in the country right now, only love can conquer hate. only truth can conquer lies. and deceit. lies and deceit are not from the lord. they come from another place. god bless

george w. bush, and bill clinton, as well as former first lady laura bush and secretary of state hillary clintonfrom the former first lady's office. other guests, elon musk, mark zuckerberg, and jeff bezos. the trio will have a prominent spot at the ceremony, seated together on the platform. of course, we will have full coverage of the inauguration day event on monday morning here on nbc and peacock. >>> at least one in five women in the u.s. over the age of 50 suffers from osteoporosis, a chronic illness affecting bone mass. now, the u.s. preventive services task force is issuing important guidance on who should get screened for that disease. dr. natalie azar is here to break it down. what is the panel recommending? >> right. the panel has a nuanced update. from the last recommendations, they're essentially recommending bone density screening for women 65 and older, or post-menopausal women younger than 65 who have risk factors for osteoporosis. they have not made a screening for or against men. what i will say is a lot of other medical societies do recommend screening for men above the age of

president biden will give the eulogy joined by four of his predecessors, bill clinton, barack obama, george bush and president-elect donald trump as the motorcade behind me pulls up right now. i will lower my voice. >> bill: thank you for that. david spunt outside a beautiful cathedral. the last time i was there was the funeral for 41. >> dana: we were together. was that one of our first times together? yes. i think so. it is a beautiful building and a beautiful moment for the carter family and all his friends and of course the five living presidents that are there to pay tribute. >> bill: we'll keep a very close eye on that. in the meantime we have this devastation in l.a. trying to figure out what we'll see what the sun comes up in 15 or 20 minutes. a live look at a fire line in los angeles. you have entire communities just gone, burned down to the ground within minutes. stunning images before and after that inferno. we'll show those to you as well. give you a sense of just how enormous this was and how quickly it overcame so many. a live report from the fire zone continues. >> five, six, eigh

it's kind of a split thing but that is eight points hire then in 2017, also higher than bill clinton, george w. bush joe biden. so he's got a little steam, a little wind at his back going into this. >> i'm very happy to see those numbers. i think a lot of people are. there's a huge jump recently i've noticed in honesty about being able to be a trump supporter. i think we were demonized and threaten for so long and i also think censorship was a huge part of that. i think mark was coming up saying we were not honest about a lot of these things and we were pressured so to see those numbers is fantastic and i think his support is only going to grow from here. >> trace: a little time for some gossip so here we go. "the new york post" on michelle obama not attending the end curation. it writes, she isn't even giving an excuse for january 20th, the office of barack and michelle obama simply announce that michelle "will not attend the upcoming inauguration" and a source familiar with the obama circle told page 6 it's deliberate. she's never been fake and phony, she's always been deliberate about where and h

his four predecessors, bill clinton, george w. bush-elect donald trump will also be in attendance today to pay their respects to jimmy carter. an exclusive club. president of the united states. also tributes from steven ford, the son of gerald ford. a once political enemy turned ally of jimmy carter and close friend. carter defeated him in the '76 election. what is notable gerald ford wrote the carter tribute before he passed away in 2006. dead mondale son of walter mondale also will read attribute written by the former vice president by jimmy carter. jimmy carter is the only u.s. president to graduate from the naval academy. he studied nuclear power as father of nuclear navy. i interviewed him as a local reporter in georgia in 2009. he told me, guys his dream as a 5-year-old was to go to the naval academy and retire in hawaii or annapolis. in 1953 after his father died jimmy rushed home to plains, georgia to take care of the family peanut business. later today he will be buried in plains. there will be a service at home church where h

if that happens, though, donald trump, barack obama, george w bush and bill clinton would all be eligibleain. however, 38 states have to sign off on any proposed constitutional amendment. >> all right. our time is 6.36. in san mateo county, educators have launched a new outreach program to make sure that school districts, students and parents know their rights in the middle of fears of mass deportations and arrests. the potential immigration raids are being talked about on social media, in the hallways, even in some of the classrooms at sequoia high school in redwood city. one student says it's not clear how much of all this immigration talk is just intended to make people scared. >> was going like that. we shouldn't be worried about what's happening. and i know he says that. i know a lot of people were scared, but, like, we should be, like, together, you know, not super scared. >> it has many different effects on on children. one, the, the feeling of fear being in a classroom where they could potentially have agents on campus. >> the san mateo county office of education sent an advisory

bill clinton, george w. bush, barack obama and of course, trump in attendance. am joined by jonathan alter, a documentarian and other the biography, his best life of jimmy carter. that was his grandson jason carter who gave that eulogy, which i thought was just incredible and transfixing and a beautiful remembrance of his grandfather. >> yeah. jason carter is the chair of the board of the carter center. he will, i think will be governor of georgia sunday. he lost narrowly in 2014, and what his success and his drive and ability to carry on his grandfather's mission indicates there is hope with this younger generation, and i felt this when i went to the rotunda last night, and people were waiting for five hours to see jimmy carter lying in state. many of them young, born after his presidency, but inspired by his example. and so, we can do better, and we can be better. that was the message out of this moving and evocative funeral, and i think, inspiring message as we tried to deal with this very rocky road ahead. >> yeah, it's always strange and sometimes awkward a