and they're trying to buy off at georgia and is on the jump from georgia power things. but none of that sort of work because human nature to what we have reactions on palestinians. but 1st let's hear from jordan. so for the minister, besides it's important for the secure to the middle east, the palestinians live in peace and god. yeah. so i'm gonna let you talk about it will show up. will it be, will it be the launch print to this pace is that the pace lives up to the aspirations of the people which would materialize the local right of the palestinian people and southern states on the home soil. that's why we continue to work with our partners, including now partners in the united nations. our priority is to have this a slight hold enter list and the sufferings and pain of how people engaged and work towards establishing pace. a piece that would yield and a silver and palestinian state, living side by side with israel and so that the entire region will enjoy peace and security. that's fine, no problem. but you had given us, we heard that some plastic display says differ

georgia power outage map quickly showed a lot of in-town neighborhoods. lights out. virginia.d. morningside. this transformer got back on line in about two hours. then more kept coming. like this candler park explosion from another angle by another neighbor. candler park went dark again about 610 for the night. some use the time to post the day's great snow pictures, like daniel jacobs sledding down the public golf course. families use the dark to post the fun from the day. dogs in the snow, friends getting together, and oh so many snowmen and ladies in the inman park neighborhood. cha korean bar and grill left the outside bar open under the heat lamps, and some bundled up and grabbed a drink and dinner in their winter gear. in atlanta, dana fowler, fox news. >> well, it does not feel like winter for us. in fact, it felt like a fall day out there walking around with the sunshine, the dry winds and some pretty warm temperatures. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. had to remind myself this is january and temperatures in the 60s and the lower 70s. so definitely a bit s

georgia. unfortunately, this powerful mind has recently come under the wizard attack by the ruling georgia dream 40 georgia dream is actively embracing or criminal of food and other author rotarians. clearly, anyone having any semblance of ties to must go is bad. yes, that old chestnut. so really, how terrible is this transparency news? should it be a good thing to know? who is financing well in your country? almost 500 n. james and media outlets operate in georgia, 51 percent and joe. so media outlets do not have a website. 62 percent have no information about with funding comes from 70 percent, provided no information about who represents them. while 97 percent didn't publish an annual report after the transparency came into force, it became apparent that much of that previously hidden funding was coming from the west. now, throughout the protest movement tools that attended and of a color revelation witnessed in november and december, it was clear, the west was involved, not needed any peace. joining solidarity with the protest as you need is profess steely determination. that georgette would

a devastated ukraine about was the power has been putting pressure on the republic of georgia says i'd say probably eventually election in october of the country. it has been maya didn't protest, spoiled on by a pro e. u. opposition has refused to recognize or routing parties victory. our day is charlotte the basque. he has the details on what appears to be an attempted mind in 2 point. oh, in georgia, in georgia is no stranger to west to back 3 gene changed the last one in 2003 was the rose revolution 20 days of known violent demonstrations at tre good, fresh elections. 21 years later, the new generation came looking for change, peaceful, but the smoke was simple. plugs, join you until 2028 due to political pressure from brussels. now it shows that the stop in the back of the opposition policies in the pro europeans would have the most is believe georgia dream. the ruling policy has been clear all along. it sees this country's feature in the news, but it just was the same boat that we can together with the georgia and people logically complete the european path. we started and become

the western powers had been putting pressure on the republic of georgia since it's probably a mentor election in october of the country has been maya didn't protest sport on by a pro e u. a position that has refused to recognize the ruling party is victory. our 2 solid dimansky has the details on what appears to be an attempted might on 2 point or a georgia in georgia is no stranger to western factory. jean changed the last one in 2003 was the rose revolution 20 days of known violent demonstrations that triggered fresh elections 21 years later, the new generation came looking for change, peaceful, but the smoke was simple. plugs joined you until 2028 due to political pressure from brussels. now it shows that the stop in the back of the opposition policies in the pro europeans would have the most is believe georgia dream. the ruling policy has been clear all along. it sees this country speak just in the news, but it just was received by let's we can together with the georgian people logically complete the european path. we started and become a member of the european union while preser

georgia. unfortunately, this powerful bond has recently come under the weather in the attack. the ruling george and dream 40 led by the billionaire founder did see and not even i should billie the georgia dream government has openly renounced the longstanding democratic annual atlantic choice as the georgia and people ran a put and ask style find agent law to parliament. despite months of mass protest, as you see from the post is behind us, georgia. dream is actively embracing or criminal, put another author or 2. and i, clearly, anyone having any semblance of ties to must go is bad. yes, that old chestnut. so really, how terrible is this transparency news? should it be a good thing to know? who is financing well in your country and research impacts of the problems? georgia has been facing, is over, who has been fine influence almost 500 n. james and media outlets operate in georgia, 51 percent of and jo. so media outlets do not have a website. 62 percent have no information about with funding comes from 70 percent provide it no information about who represents them. while 97 p

power the economy and the future. >> carley: and a fox weather alert. a deep freeze in the south has tens of thousands of people in texas and florida and georgia without power a panged hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> now to a fox news alert. this is a live look at snow covered atlanta right now in georgia. 40,000 people are without power after deadly once in a generation winter storm. >> brian: it brought heavy snow and sleet to several southern states including louisiana. you got to see these shots of new orleans. some areas getting a record 5 to 12 inches of snow fall and the south is still under extreme cold and freeze warnings. >> lawrence: although the worst of the storm is over. still causing travel headaches and major disruptions at airports with over 1200 flights canceled and hundreds of delays. >> steve: that's right. a lot of towns don't have snowplows. a total of over 85,000 across the south are without power on this wednesday morning. look at that right there. about seven inches of snow in a place where that could be one of the locations they don't have snow plows. >> steve: florida they don't have snowplows. >> ainsley: check check

america salutes jimmy carter and his remarkable rise from the farmlands of georgia to the most powerfulffice on earth, and his lifetime of service to the world. >> i'm mark strassman. people here in plains, georgia are grieving a friend and neighbor, the start of america's final farewell to jimmy carter. >>> also tonight, winter wallop. the powerful storm moving across the country, threatening millions in 25 states, with snow, ice, and brutal cold. >> i'm ian lee in kansas city, where they're using this salt on the roads ahead of what's expected to be the worst storm in over 30 years. >>> new orleans terror attack. the city and police face the first lawsuit, as memorials begin. >> i'm omar villafranca in new orleans, where a vigil tonight will honor the victims. and we're learning more about what the suspect said in the months leading up to the attack. >>> plus controversial toll. >> i'm ali bauman in new york city, where a first in the nation plan to decrease traffic while raising billions starts sunday over fierce objections. >>> medals of freedom. 19 recipients honored today in the p

america salutes jimmy carter and his remarkable rise from the farmlands of georgia to the most powerfule on earth, and his lifetime of service to the world. >> i'm mark strassman. people here in plains, georgia are grieving a friend and neighbor, the start of america's final farewell to

will begin shortly for the man who was a farmer from an extremely small town in plains, georgia and rose to power as the 39th president of the united states. he united for president jimmy carter. ♪ ♪ in. my home. if someone tells me hello, it is 1 >>> it is 10:00 a.m. eastern and if you are just joining us this morning, we are watching the prefuneral moments inside of the national cathedral as the nation says farewell to jimmy carter. i'm ana caberra along side andrea mitchell who is outside of the cathedral in washington where we have been showing world dignitaries gathered to say the final goodbye to america's 39th president. it has been striking to see this rare moment of political divisions briefly set aside today as all living presidents are inside the cathedral in attendance. >> indeed, it is. services will begin at any moment and that will inclues a eulogy from piedresident biden. and you will hear posthumous eulogies one written by walter mondale and gerald ford who expected to precede jimmy carter. they will deliver the eulogies written by the former -- former president and vice, they wi

georgia. and he supported the european and democratic aspirations of some georgians that insisted that you are up is not trying to de stay besides, that snape as well. no, because western powers with a troublesome n g o is have been putting enormous pressure on the republic of georgia since the parliamentary elections in october took about post elections meddling. the countries being gripped by protests led by pro e u groups and funded by the usual suspects like george soros and his client and event g o. to refuse to recognize the ruling parties. victory. but we heard from a leader of a george, an opposition party to support some old national oriented stones. he said, microns comments are just another example of what he calls the west, hypocritical foreign policy. you up on this is alyssa. i completely agree with prime minister, cool, but he'd say i want to add to his remarks. let my cron worry about his own country about those tragic results of his own repressions. for example, of the yellow best movements. at that time, the french police arrested 3000 people and they are now serving prison sentences. we have arrested only 8 people. there was no interference from russia righ

georgia. >> good morning. no power points, just me but i have a great story with georgia. we started off the 2020 for cycle right after we finished the 2022 cycle. we knew we have a competitive 2020 cycle so for the last several cycles we have been making sure election laws paired up to how competitive elections are in georgia, to build trust in the voters. we began this cycle with a proactive planning team. i have one of the best elections team in the entire state, the entire country. strong team. we don't silo our teams. each of them have communication so we can work unified focused on what we need to accomplish. one of our counties was mailed a fentanyl laced letter. doing regional tabletops, we then added, what happens if that happens in york county? have you plan for the 2024 cycle? we did that throughout georgia. bringing in state and federal enforcement officials to talk about these issues we thought was important. election day, started off easily and quietly. i had a call with my coo. it was quiet. a few hours later, the first bomb threats. over the course of the d

, that she was not going to leave was she was going to, we was the only legitimate source of power in georgia or she would do remain in the presidential palace given orders most of the week before a morning. well, she left anyway just quickly. let's go under. she was employed, by the way, to go think down payments, but split smooth. it's a new to. it is not an easy thing to comment on this subject because it has nothing but illusion dictate nothing. but my book receive go a sort of disrespect for people. so if you could explain each one and over estimation of intellectual capacities, but we have to teach these people in hawaii, i have the 4 says that it was a mistake. yes. okay, excellent. so i missed a lot of, i represent the same for the international law, but we won't use agency. i have the following question some time ago, one minute to offering the fed farmer e side a short time ago that i cut off the 1st. if i gotta get this thing, so yours and chinese relations young, not just the most up to border very i get and increasingly mature table independence which on the from day to day. and

was he said, i wish to many loaners georgia rules coming into college of power. so i, there was no logistic baskets of this. but you know what i so shy able to buy in january 2023, a symbol of the room via the ukranian nationalist called appeared next to one of the main orthodox shines. the key for jessica alone over an essential bulge of every room via the sunday services singing the ukrainian and some the live ceiling cool. ukrainian amazon from the us founded the say, one of the most prominent in the ukrainian military, the, the sure this is very close to the of cindy. i appreciate you to because of the condition. yeah, i remember coordinators for teachers to stop shipping each and you were very slow city and i was 28 supposedly smear cheer. all that i'm not, the name was the origin modem, pagan, this claim that religion is at least 11000 years old. in fact is closer to 50 is it was created on the east coast of america, not on the banks of the meet the river run 0. religion has meetings and members of the ukrainian d as for a living in canada, united states. o

born to a humble farming family in rural georgia, elected to the world's most powerful office. >> we'vetion on my daddy's side. >> i'm the first one that ever finished high school. >> my name is jimmy carter, and i'm running for president. >> but never losing his drive to help those less fortunate. >> one of the legacies that jimmy carter leaves today's america is be better. just be a better human and look for ways to help. >> there's been a very diverse life, exciting, challenging, unpredictable, adventurous. it has been a full life. >> truly a full life. when we come back, he's covered wars, terrorism and global crises. now our james longman shares the harrowing personal story that he says he's always wanted to tell. says he's always wanted to tell. >> oh, well, why he's so mad? sorry to interrupt... but what do we do about this? you must be new in town. we use tide oxi boost. it's a life saver. the most powerful clean in any universe, tide. lookin good. thank you. [bus arrives] well at least it's on time. see captain america: brave new world. did you know... 80% of women are struggli

now in georgia work a republican legislature many power here for a long time and republican governors, we have a division in georgia between -- because they want to put all the white people in one district and get all the african-americans in a different district. so the only possibility for a congressman to get elected is to be african-american and live in an african-american district. so that kind of division unofficially of the state instead of a proper dwoition would go a long way. plus universal registration. if you goat those things done you'd have maybe a democratic system in america as good as it was when you and i were president. mr. clinton: i think it is really important. it is not healthy to be an elected representative of the people and realize you could never be defeated again unless somebody gets to the right of you if you are a republican on the left of you if you are a democrat. it keeps people from working together and i do not think it is healthy. mr. carter: that's the way it is in this country. california has corrected that to some degree. mr. clinton: it is reall

georgia. >>> much of puerto rico remains without power this morning. a system wide blackout yesterday impacted more than 1.3 million customers on the island. it could take up to two days to restore. it says the outage was likely caused by the failure of an underground power line. president biden spoke to puerto rico last night and offered federal assistance. >>> the fbi says it found the largest stockpile of finished explosive devices in the bureau's history during the arrest of a virginia man. brad stafford was arrested two weeks ago for allegedly possessing an unregistered short barrel rifle. federal prosecutors say that while executing a search warrant at his farm, investigators found a stockpile of more than 150 homemade improvised explosive devices, mostly pipe bombs. court documents say he used photos of president biden for target practice. >>> supreme court chief justice john roberts is warning about threats to judicial independence. in his annual year end report on the federal judiciary, roberts wrote violence, intimidation, and violence direct

he is not binding his tongue these days are georgia, firing back of france, attending powers to stay in its own lane after a manual micro and delivered a slew of allegations against the police. he's taking the nation miss ball holden to moscow. the name that we see in recent years, russia has intensified its aggression and change the nature of its aggression towards europeans and other countries of the world. we saw it in georgia by destabilizing the electoral process by stuffing ballot boxes. they tried the same and moved over, but they did not succeed. let the french president take a look at ukraine, which they have sacrificed to its destruction. i'm talking about what the real problem is. i won't comment on their lies. i'm commenting about the problem that we are all facing today. a devastated ukraine. as microphones remarks sparked fierce criticism into police, say, the speaker of george's parliament reminded the french leader to perhaps look in his own gilded mirror and see how pirates has lost credibility of these days. not that i intend to interfere in french domestic politics

. ♪ 100,000 customers remain without power across georgia, arkansas and texas, with more than a thousanddle of it in nashville with all the latest from there. i mean, kathy snow is not something tennessee deals with very often. people aren't usually having to wear adorable hats like the ones you are. so you've got hundreds of flight cancellations yesterday, too. let's talk about the conditions today and what's forecast. >> yeah. >> hey, alex, good afternoon to you. >> and thanks for the shout out with my beanie here. >> but here in tennessee we got plenty of snow, as you can see. >> and here in nashville specifically, we got roughly six inches of snow. >> at one point, the snowfall rate was one inch per hour. right now the temperature is slightly above freezing. >> so we are starting to see the snow melt. but it wasn't just tennessee, but georgia, arkansas, the carolinas all declared a state of emergency yesterday ahead of this massive snowstorm. obviously, this was to activate those critical resources to tackle the crippling combination of snow, freezing rain, sleet that we saw yesterda

the power of an atom, the beauty and complexity of a south georgia forest. when we finished, he celebrated the majesty of everything from the smallest minnow to that grand circulation of waters. and he shared this love with my boys. taking these atlanta public school kids out into the fields to show a row crops and wild plums. in the end. his life. it's a love story. and of course, it's a love story about jimmy and rosalynn there. 77 years of marriage and service. as the song says they were the flagship of the fleet. and rest assured that in these last weeks he told us that he was ready to see her again. but his life was also a broader love story. about love for his fellow humans and about living out the commandment to love your neighbor as yourself. i believe. that that love is what taught him and told him to preach the power of human rights. not just for some people, but for people. the promise of democracy, its love for freedom, its requirement and founding belief in the wisdom of regular people raising their voices and the requirement that you respect al

that would go a long way toward reducing the polarization because in georgia, for instance, where the republican legislature in power here for a long time and republican governors are we have a division in georgia between because they to put all the white people in one district and get all the african-americans in a different district. so the only possibility for a congressman to get elected, to live in an african-american district and be and be african-american, the rest of republican. so those that of division are officially of a state instead of a problem division. it would be would go a long way. so i think those two things would be the best thing at plus universal registration. if we get those three things done, we'd a baby, a democratic system in america as good as it was, you and i were president. right? i think it's really important. it is unhealthy to be elected to representative of the people and realize you can never be defeated again unless somebody gets to the right of you if you're a republican or to the left of you as a democrat. it's a totally it discourage judges people from working together and i t

power of an atom. the beauty and complexity of a south georgia forest.celebrated the majesty of everything from the smallest minnow to that grand circulation of waters. and he shared this love with my boys, taking these at latah public school -- these atlanta public school kids to take them in the field and show them about row crops and wild plums. his life is a love story. of course it's a love story about jimmy and rosyln and their 77 years of love and service. as the song says, they were the flagship of the fleet and in the last weeks he told us he was ready to see her again. his life was a broader love story about love for his fellow humans and about living out the commandment to love your neighbor as yourself. i believe that that love is what taught him and told him to preach the power of human rights, not just for some people but for all people. it focused him on the power and the promise of democracy, its love for freedom, it is requirement and founding belief in the business dom of regular people raising their voices and the requirement that you

decided he was going to live out civil rights and equality when he got into positions of power starting as governor of georgiately in the presidency. >> well, you know, he was raised in a poor family, a farmer, a family of farmers. his daddy was a segregationist, but his mother, lilian, was a progressive, caring woman and she taught jimmy to not look at black people as being subhuman. he was not a racist and neither was she. and so, you know, i think those kinds -- he made clear choices as a young person, you know, which side of the fence he was going to be on. and he chose his mother's side of the fence to be on, to his credit. and his life -- i mean, he made such an impact on the continent of africa. >> yep. >> when most presidents would not be concerned about anything going on in africa. but president carter visited africa, as president. and he continued his care and concern about the people of africa and human rights throughout africa, throughout the remainder of his life, even to the point of eradicating the guinea worm, which -- it's pretty much eradicated just based on jimmy carter's effort to eradicat

power of an atom. the beauty and complexity of a south georgia florida.hed, he celebrated the majesty of everything from the smallest minnow, to that grand circulation of waters. and he shared this love with my boys. taking these atlanta public school kids out into the fields to show them about rope crops and wild plums. in the end, his life is a love story. and of course, it's a love story about jimmy and rosalynn and their 77 years of marriage and service. as the song says, they were the flagship of the fleet. and rest assured that in these last weeks, he told us that he was ready to see her again. but his life was also a broader love story. about love for his fellow humans. and about living out the commandment to love your neighbor as yourself. i believe that that love is what caught him and told him to preach the power of human rights, not just for some people, but for all people. it focused him on the power and the promise of democracy. its love for freedom. its requirement and founding belief in the wisdom of regular people, raising their voices, an

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power of faith, hope and love. say it again. faith, hope and love. as he returned to plains, georgia, for his final resting place, we can say good-bye in the words of the prophet micah who jimmy so admired until his final breath. jimmy carter did justly, loved mercy, walked humbly. may god bless the great american and a dear friend and a good man. may he rise up, be raised up on eagle's wings and beyond the breath of dawn, make it shine like the sun and hold you in the palm of his hand. god bless you, jimmy carter. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> president biden's eulogy for former president carter earlier today at washington national cathedral. and as you can see, the motorcade transporting president carter's body has arrived here

tens of thousands in georgia and florida are still without power. after the winter storm.our deaths across multiple states. three major bridges in jacksonville, florida, closed due to multiple crashes and icy concerns, and hundreds of flights canceled and delayed across the region, causing long lines at atlanta's hartsfield jackson international airport. >> it's moving very slowly. it's like nothing i've ever seen before. >> while the new orleans airport looked like a ghost town, aerial views of new york city showing sheets of ice floating on the hudson river, while snow also blanketed the coastline of the carolinas. >> not supposed. >> to snow at the beach. >> out west, the same arctic air mass plunging temperatures into the negatives in wyoming frigid enough to freeze one woman's wet hair in just seconds while back in the south. many agree the cold has quickly worn out its welcome. how ready are you for this all to melt? >> i'm ready. we packed warmly. >> we just didn't know there'd. be eight. >> inches of snow. >> back out here. live on bourbon so you can see some of th

georgia and texas. tens of thousands have no power to heat their homes during this cold snap. bulk of the power outages are in texas and arkansas. we are following constructive santa ana winds in california as the historic wildfires kill at least 11 people. two fires have been one 100% contained but there are still four active fires burning in los angeles area. fire whether watch is back in effect for l.a. and ventura counties. from now until tomorrow morning. as we have been reporting, the powerful santa ana winds are picking up right now. in here is the latest. hi, matt. >> the bad news is the fire has made its way into the mandeville canyon. he can see the flames behind me writing the homes in the area of the good news is i talked to cal fire in the past couple of minutes. they feel confident about preventing structural loss here for a few reasons. the fire is burning downhill which they say helps them. also there are a ton of resources up here. there are airdropped with water and fire retardant and also a lot of firefighters on foot and a lot of fire trucks up and down the

power. there were related plots to subvert the 2020 presidential election at the state level, resulting at state level criminal prosecutions in georgia michigan, nevada, wisconsin, and arizona. a significant number of attorneys joined in these criminal efforts to overturn the election. lawyers have been part of the problem. we can be part of the solution. i am a graduate of morehouse college. the most famous graduate of morehouse college is martin luther king. he was class of 1948. i am class of 1979. i went to college with his son, martin the third. i used eat sunday dinners at the king family home on sunset avenue in atlanta, georgia. dr. king said this in a 1965 address before a largely white audience in atlanta, georgia "i tend to believe that history can rhyme, and that those that do not learn the lessons of history are bound to repeat them." this is what he said 59 years ago. "people are often silent today because of fear. fear of social, political, and economic reprisals. in the name of god, in the interest of human dignity, for the cause of democracy, these millions are called upon to gird their courage, to speak out, to offe

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powering possibilities. comcast business. >>> right now, georgia is saying good-bye to the 39th president of the united statesve son and former governor jimmy carter. an air force plane will carry the casket to washington where he'll lie in state at the capitol rotunda. jimmy carter died last week in his hometown of plains, georgia, the age of 100. he'll be laid to rest there next to his wife of 77 years, rosalynn, who died last year. joining us tonight, my "60 minutes" colleague lesley stahl who covered carter. years later she interviewed him a number of times including in 2010 for "60 minutes" where she asked him about one of his perceived shortcomings. >> they told you had an image of weakness, you write they told you this, a lack of esteem in the public eye, and they just beat up on you. >> i think they were telling me that the public image of me was that i was not a strong leader, that i should not only arouse support from affection, but also from fear. >> so did you change? did you start to operate from fear? >> maybe a little bit more than i would have. >> it is so fascinating, lesley. he did a lot of

this is a live look at snow covered georgia. 69,000 homes and businesses across the south are without power deadly winter storm brought heavy snow and sleet. some areas getting five to 12 inches of snowfall and region under extreme cold and freezing warnings, the worst of the storm is over, it is causing major disruptions at airports with cancellations and delays. check in with janice dean for her update. >> janice: worried about the cold air. had fun yesterday seeing once in a lifetime snow event across gulf coast. now roads are icy and snow covered, we have power outages, trying situation. feels like seven in shreveport, 16 in new orleans, it is frigid. storm is almost off shore, we have potential for snow along the coast. snowfall totals eight to 12. widespread five to eight inches up to georgia. smashing all-time records in louisiana, close to foot of snow. all time snowiest days 7.5 for mobile, alabama. that shatters the record in 1981. florida, 9.8 for you shatters record for you. more snow than new york city. gi gives indication how historic this is. delays at the airport. new orlean

georgia. then a family service in atlanta. nbc's priya shridhar is there. tonight. a powerful service in atlanta for former president jimmy carter. the culmination of a daylong funeral procession. i will. be. done. it began early in the morning. the president's remains, carried by former and current secret service agents from the carter protective division to a waiting hearse as a crowd of onlookers watched silently from there, with agents walking alongside part of the way. a procession to the peanut farm in plains, georgia, where the president grew up. mourners gathering along the way. we lost a great american and a great person today. national park service. a ted chen at the farm. national park service workers standing at attention, then a salute. present arms. and then the ringing of a historic bell. 39 times for the 39th president. the motorcade making its way to atlanta. one poignant moment. a firefighter on a ladder above the freeway, saluting the procession and american flag flying below with a stop at the georgia state capitol, where carter once served as governor. the