georgia. and then he moved on to move the united states government from tokenism to true diversity. but those were just a couple of his many, many contributions. one other thing that i think people find quite interesting about the georgia years is that amy carter was 3 years old when they moved into the mansion, the governor's mansion. and they hired a cook who was on work release from the georgia state penitentiary. her name was mary prince. and she eventually cooked for amy and then became her caregiver and a part of the family. and we will see her at the funeral. she was wrongly convicted of murder. and jimmy carter when he was president was the only president to be a parole officer. eventually a judge threw out the conviction and it was established that she was innocent of this crime that she was serving time for. and she went on to work for the carters and be a member of the carter family from 1971 to this day. mary prince, a very important figure in the carter circle. >> that's extraordinary. as we're focusing on georgia, though, did president carter enjoy his time as the gover

you can stay with the c-span network for continuing coverage of the state funeral of president carter in georgia and washington, next thursday. that is it for today's washington journal. we will be back tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. eastern for another edition. have a great d >> president carter will lie in state at the u.s. capitol throughout wednesday. 9:30 a.m. eastern thursday, president carter will be taken to washington national cathedral for funeral services. later in the day, the former president will travel south to be buried at the carter family home in georgia. we will show these on the c-span networks, www.c-span.org and c-span now. >> the house will be in order. >> this year c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other, since 1979, providing balanced, unfiltered views of government, all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> former president jimmy carter passed away on sunday at the age of 100. we will show you his farewell address to the nation from january 14, 1981. he thanked his staff and the american peop

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passed away and he took over and then he decided to move into politics, making his way through the georgia state

georgia, before then traveling to atlanta. there will be a pause for a moment of silence at the capitol, where he once served as state senator and georgia's governor. his body will be brought to the carter center, then in atlanta, where flowers and cards have been left since his death. it will then be moved to washington ahead of a state funeral on thursday. >> mr. carter, a democrat, served one term as the 39th president from 1977 to 1981. he became the oldest living former president when he surpassed the record held by the late george h.w. bush in march of 2019. carter died on sunday at the age of 100. cnn's brian bell reports on the beginning of this final goodbye. >> we always told the truth. we kept our country at peace. we brought peace to other people around the world. >> the plains, georgia born and raised peanut farmer who rose to become the 39th president of the united states before returning to his birthplace, will begin his final trip away from home at 100 years old. jimmy carter, the longest living president in u.s. history, died december 29th surrounded by family. his grandson says the timing was fitting since the

, andre dickens and other georgia state lawmakers and georgia state troop ers will have a moment of silenceely his remains are brought to the carter center. the military will be doing a processional and flag bearing. eventually he will lie in repose at the carter center at 7:00 p.m. that's when the public is invited to come to pay their respects until 6:00 a.m. tuesday morning at which point his remains will be flown from here in atlanta to andrews air force base in washington, d.c. and then another professional will begin. a motorcade will take his body to the navy emorial. brought to the capital rotunda where he'll lie in state. and then mourners there will have another opportunity to pay their respects. and ultimately, ali, the national funeral services will be held at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. on thursday. president biden has declared that a day of mourning. and he is expected to deliver a eulogy at that funeral service. and we're also expecting president-elect trump to be in atten attendance. of course, this is less than two weeks away from his inauguration. ali? >> th

georgia. carl, take us through what has been happpening? quite an emotional day of remembrances, of stories for the latejimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states in georgia, his home state, where it really felt like the entire community came together to pay their respects and say their final words to someone that they've come to really know and adore very well in this procession ended here at the carter centre and presidential library here in atlanta. beginning now actually, the public can now go in and see the president they are lying in repose — they'll be able to go in and in the next couple days and personally say their goodbyes. but it really was a journey through the life ofjimmy carter beginning in plains, georgia, that small town where he was born and raised — a really very unlikely place for a president to be for him. it was interesting to see some of the details today that clearly were requested by the court is themselves honouring notjust themselves honouring notjust the lives that they lead, but also the lives that were led next to them, the people that helped care for them, protect him, work with him over the past couple decades.

state funeral onjanuary 9. a number of tributes will take place before then, starting today with a funeral procession from his home town of plains, georgiaa. thank you so much for being with us. it is going to be almost a week of commemorations. just talk and see what is expected today. today, the casket burying the remains ofjimmy carter will move from a military base in america's georgia about 15 minutes up the road back from planes, —— plains, georgia where they lived their entire life with his wife. he he called it his home. he died at his modest home there and they will take the casketjust outside of planes to the farm where jimmy outside of planes to the farm wherejimmy carter was raised and they call it a park site, owing much to visit, they quit as the boyhood home and jimmy carter moved their in the mid 19205. carter moved their in the mid 1920s. they will ring the farm bell which he heard every morning an hour before daylight, which was the title of one of his books that he wrote. they will ring that's farm bell in honour of the 39th president and then, the casket will move to atlanta, georgia, a few hours north where it will l

the body of the former us presidentjimmy carter is being taken from his home state of georgia to washingtond of his state funeral. the boss of mcdonald's in the uk says 29 people have been sacked over sexual harassment claims in the past year — after a bbc investigation found staff are still facing abusive behaviour. also coming up on the world today: we'll take a look at the technology of the future — could humanoid robots be a reality sooner than you think? welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. donald trump says he wouldn't rule out exercising military or economic coercion to further his goal of bringing both greenland and the panama canal under us control. president—elect donald trump held a press conference at mar?a—lago in florida to address economic developments in america. he repeated his interest in making canada a us state, and suggested he would impose tariffs on denmark if it resists its offer to purchase greenland, which he said is vital to the united states. let's start by hearing the question he was asked. can you assure the world that as you

let�*s take you live to the us state of georgia. ed to begin shortly. he died last week at the age of 100. the bbc�*s carl nasman is at the carter centre in the city of atlanta. we are here in atlanta, georgia. we are here in the centre of allah to visit presidential and post—presidential efforts. we�*ll be following for your possessions as they visited there, the beginning of a week long goodbye to 39 the passage of the united states, almost retracing the steps of the former president from his boyhood town to the place where he grew up to one of the hospitals where he often received is care. the funeral would then make its way here to where we are now in atlanta, georgia where we expecting the family and possession to arrive here in a number of hours where the public is expecting to get its chance to say goodbye to jimmy carter. after the state of georgia, he would then make his way to the capital of this nation, washington, dc, his washington —— bag but it will be in a place in the capital, a long—standing tradition for presidents

right now, the carter family motorcade is in route to the state capital in atlanta, georgia, where carter served one term as governor, of course, served as state senator as well. and after a moment of silence honoring the former president, the motorcade will head to the carter center here in atlanta, where a service will be held later today. now, we just saw the hearse carrying the late president's casket depart after a ceremony outside of his boyhood home and farm. another very emotional moment when former and current secret service agents who protected carter during his lifetime carried his casket to the car. and carter said that it was important for this to be his first public moment of these several days of ceremony, to show his gratitude and show just how important these men who served him for more than 40 years were to to him and to his late wife, rosalynn. ambassador stuart eizenstat is back with us now. he's a cnn contributor and carter's former chief. white house domestic policy adviser. mr. ambassador, thanks for staying with us. and i want to talk about your piece that i refere

and then we'll go three miles from plains to his boyhood home in archery, georgia, before heading to the state capital. >> outside our doors this morning, calm and cold, i'll have a look at the current conditions and what you can three. and let's give you a live look at georgia this morning. former president jimmy carter's motorcade left the phoebe sumter medical center in americus, georgia, just about 30 or so minutes ago. it will be the start of six days of ceremonies to honor the 39th president. that motorcade is headed to plains, georgia, where people are lining the streets there. they're all gathering as well. at the train depot in plains, georgia. that was actually where he headquartered his presidential campaign. his roots run deep there. he was born there on october 1st in 1924. his wife, rosalynn, born there in 27. they got married there in july of 46. they've spent most of their time there when he wasn't serving as governor and wasn't serving as president, and he wasn't in the navy. he always returned to plains, georgia, and that is where he returned, and that is where he spent the f

he went to college, he went to georgia state university. the university confirms that he did graduate with a bachelor's degree. he worked in real estate in texas for four years and then things started to change. there are divorce records that show in 2012 from his first wife. she sued him to try to get child support, and then in his second marriage, there was a filing that the suspect, the would be suspect, would eventually file, saying that he was tens of thousands of dollars in debt from his business, that he was at risk of foreclosure, and that he had credit card debt. and that's why he was petitioning the judge to try to back out of some of those payments. kyung lah, cnn, los angeles. >> juliette kayyem is a cnn senior national security analyst and former assistant secretary to the u.s. department of homeland security. and she joins us now from cambridge, massachusetts. juliette, as always, we look to you to try and parse exactly what is critical about this investigation at this hour. so how significant would it be if authorities actual

king in the georgia state capitol and integrated georgia government when he was governor. and then he moved the united states government from tokenism to true diversity when he became president. and became the great figure of racial justice that we know today. but it was a journey. and american history is complicated. and i think it's important when you're assessing president that you see him in full. >> the motorcade has left now. it is now not going to stop again until it reaches atlanta. reza, among other things, you're an expert on many things, one is religion. jimmy carter was the first evangelical president of the united states. you could say that back then and wasn't a thing that implied anything other than a religious -- set of religious beliefs. it means something very different in american politics today. but he was an evangelical. >> he was. and as jonathan mentioned, you know, he fully integrated his religious beliefs and his values into his domestic policy and into his foreign policy. now, interestingly enough, although he was the first evangelical president, t

as the ceremony began, georgia state troopers cleared the way.service agents who had protected the president served as pallbearers, accompanying his casket out the doors and then gently placing it into the hearse. crowds gathered in the frigid morning air to pay their respects. spectators of all ages, coming out to say goodbye to georgia's own. as the motorcade crept along rural backroads, it made a special detour in plains, georgia, pausing in front of carter's family farm and boyhood home. national park service members stood in formation as the procession arrived. [bell ringing] outside, a ranger rang a bell 39 times -- each toll commemorating america's 39th president. the motorcade then headed north to atlanta -- a city shaped by carter's passion for helping others during and after his time as governor, and as president. at the state capitol, a moment of silence, led by governor brian kemp and atlanta mayor andre dickens. the former president's remains were then brought to the carter presidential center -- where he will lie in repose for publi

the coffin of the former us presidentjimmy carter has arrived in the capital of his home state of georgiabritish man killed in the new year's day attack in new orleans, where a vigil is being held to honour the 1a victims. the biden administration proposes another multibillion—dollar arms sale to israel, despite calls to suspend military backing over the number of civilians killed in gaza. hello, i'm helena humphrey. the body of the late us presidentjimmy carter has arrived at his presidential library in georgia, as america begins six days of funeral ceremonies to pay respect to its 39th president, who died last week at the age of 100. the cortege carrying mr carter's coffin and members of his family made its first stop saturday at the georgia state capitol building in atlanta, where he served as governor during the 19705. the procession then carried on to the carter presidential center. mr carter's body will lie there in repose for the public to pay their respects over the next several days. but far from the sprawling streets of atlanta or the monuments of washington, where his funeral w

georgia before he made his way to the white house. many people here feel very proud he is the one and only president from the state of georgia. in the georgia date send it and then the governors mansion. most of the people i have been speaking to coming out to the carter center ever since the news he passed last week, they remember him for the type of man he was, how down-to-earth he was, his humility. let's talk about what the mourners in his hometown of plains had to say this morning. ♪ >> the work that he did impacted the lives of millions . it was in a great way and it is fitting to pay respects. he has meant a lot in this community in south georgia, you know, to have somebody in this area, a farmer, go on to do great things in washington and around the world and to bring that home, i mean, that has had a very big impact on the community. ♪ >> reporter: alex, as you mentioned, we are expecting the former president's remains will be here in atlanta momentarily. they will stop first at the georgia state capitol, where governor will lead a moment of silence before they make their way here to the carter center, where there wi

now, i would have to disagree with the honorable senator of state of georgia, which happens to be my state, when he says this is an inhuman, sinister bill. i think, on the contrary it is in line with the deepest principle of our america and democracy. and i think it really carries with it all of the deep insights of the democratic ideal as well as the american dream, deep, rather, one of the basic things in our country is the declaration of independence which speaks of the fact that all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, and that among these are life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. and i don't think these things can be and real until all of citizens of our country are guaranteed that basic civil and constitutional rights. and i think this bill is in line with declaration of independence and, the constitution. and i think will carry our whole nation back to those great ends and those great principles if it is enacted and implemented. dr. king senator russell has and others have said that the patterns of the past cannot be changed ove

ford was a former democratic leader in the georgia state senate and a candidate for atlanta mayor in congress who advocated for causes he believed in for many decades. after his 1996 election to the 39th district in the state senate, mr. ford went on to be re-elected 10 times. mr. ford earned his undergraduate degree in history at central connecticut state college in 1978 and moved to atlanta to study african-american history shortly thereafter. there he wrote thesis on the sit-in movement in the atlanta university center where he later taught history. he had several remarkable legislative achievements, including laws that took effect in 2002, targeting abusive lending practices. mr. ford will forever be remembered as a remarkable man who was committed to leadership, justice and service throughout his life. mr. speaker, i can attest to this as i had the honor of serving with vincent ford in the georgia state senate. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate stacy jennings on her being named united way's 2025 woman of the year. ms. jennings has been a longtime volunteer in the heart of

the coffin of the former us presidentjimmy carter has arrived in the capital of his home state of georgiaondolences to the family of a british man, killed in the new years day attack in new orleans, where a vigil is held to honour the 1a victims. the biden administration proposes another multi—billion dollar arms sale to israel, despite calls to suspend military backing over the number of civilians killed in gaza. hello. i'm helena humphrey. the body of the late us president jimmy carter has arrived at his presidential library in georgia, as america begins six days of funeral ceremonies to pay respect to its 39th president, who died last week at the age of 100. these are live pictures from the carter center, in atlanta, where mourners are paying their respects to the president. the cortege carrying mr carter's coffin, and members of his family, made its first stop saturday at the georgia state capitol building in atlanta, where he served as governor during the 1970s. the procession then carried on to the carter presidential centre. mr carter's body will lie there in repose for the public

i'm joiner by the director of the triangle centre on terrorism and media blue, a professor at georgia stateet's discuss the events that have been happening in new orleans, a flag of the islamic state was found in the vehicle used there, is that enough authorities recall that an act of terrorism?— an act of terrorism? what moorbel— an act of terrorism? what moorbel they _ an act of terrorism? what moorbel they look - an act of terrorism? what moorbel they look for? i an act of terrorism? what i moorbel they look for? they will look through his posts, uploading videos and supporting isis ideology online, social media, the idea is that if shamsud—dinjabbar engaged in shamsud—din jabbar engaged in the attack shamsud—dinjabbar engaged in the attack in order to spread a message, targeting civilians, thenit message, targeting civilians, then it is terrorism. the bar is relatively low in a case like this because it is easy when you see an isis flag, the difficult thing is ascertaining whether he was merely inspired or actually directed by isis and my guess would be inspired because isis is an extre

state capitol. governor kemp came out with his wife if daughters to -- wife and daughters to pay respects to the casket as it stopped outside. president carter, before he became president, had served as georgia's71-1975. so a lot of memories in that state capitol. but it was really at the carter center that was his pride and joy where he did most of his charitable work after serving as president. while he was of not serving in elected office throughout this entire time, the second half of his life. it's really what he was most proud of, the work that he did as a citizen mobilizing all of tease people, these volunteers, these paid staffers to, as he puts it, wage peace if, to fight disease, to ensure democracy, monitoring elections around the world. and so he was very intentional about wanting this first phase of the funeral really to take place at carter center. and then because of his ties to to georgia. the plan is that that he will be buried after a comment if ration at the washington national -- commemoration at the washington national cathedral on january 9th. his body will be brought back to georgia, and he'll be buried on the prosecute where he and his beloved wife -- property where he

and as you mentioned, they'll be stopping first at the georgia state capitol at around 3:00 local time a moment of silence led by governor kemp and other local and state leaders before they ultimately get here to the carter center where a private service with family members and members of the military will be held at around 3:45. we know that the moorehouse glee club will actually be singing the battle hymn of the republic and navy hymn and some long time staff members of the carter center will also be there at the request of the family. and ultimately, the former president will lie in repose. and beginning at 7:00 p.m. it's open to the public for mourners that want to come in and pay their last respect until 6:00 a.m. on tuesday morning. at that point his remains will be flown to washington, d.c. where another motorcade will have a processional that goes by the navy memorial and pause there for his role as commander in chief during his presidency and also his time in the navy. his remains will then be taken to the capitol rotunda where he'll lie in state for a few days until thursday,

the coffin of the former us presidentjimmy carter has arrived in the capital of his home state of georgiaof the royal family send their condolences to the family of a british man killed in the new year's day attack in new orleans, where a vigil is held to honour the 1a victims. the biden administration proposes another multibillion—dollar arms sale to israel, despite calls to suspend military backing over the number of civilians killed in gaza. hello, i'm helena humphrey. the body of the late us presidentjimmy carter has arrived at his presidential library in georgia as america begins six days of funeral ceremonies to pay respect to its 39th president, who died last week at the age of 100. these are live pictures from the carter center in atlanta, where mourners are paying their respects to the president. the cortege carrying mr carter's coffin and members of his family made its first stop saturday at the georgia state capitol building in atlanta, where he served as governor during the 1970s. the procession then carried on to the carter presidential center. mr carter's body will lie there

some live pictures of the motorcade carrying president carter's casket as it makes its way to the georgia state capitol in downtown atlanta. once there, in just a few moments, georgia governor brian kemp will meet with members of the carter family and lead a moment of silence. the funeral procession will then head to the carter center in atlanta, where family, friends and staff will pay their respects to the former president of the united states at a special service. the motorcade started this morning in president carter's hometown of plains, georgia, stopping at his childhood home. the national park service, saluting carter with a special ringing of the farm's historic bell. the bell ringing 39 times in honor of the 39th president. it's been an emotional day. crowds of people gathered along the motorcade route to pay their respects for a president who became a symbol of community, kinship and service. carter, a democrat, served one term as the 39th president from 1977 to 1981. he became the oldest living former president when he surpassed the record held by the late george h.w. bush back in 20

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georgia, to atlanta. there will be a pause for a moment of silence at the capitol, where he once served as state senator and georgia's governor. his body will then be brought to the carter center in atlanta, where flowers and cards have been left since his death. it will then be moved to washington ahead of a state funeral on thursday. >> carter, a democrat, served one term as the 39th president from 1977 to 1981. he became the oldest living former president when he surpassed the record held by the late george h.w. bush in march of 2019. he died on sunday at the age of 100. 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

cortege carrying mr carter's coffin and members of his family made its first stop saturday at the georgia state capitol building in atlanta, where he served as governor during the 19705. the procession then carried on to the carter presidential center. mr carter's body will lie there in repose for the public to pay their respects over the next several days. but far from the sprawling streets of atlanta or the monuments of washington, where his funeral will take place on thursday, mr carter's finaljourney began in the same tiny georgia town where he was born — in plains. our carl nasman is there. jimmy carter returning for the final time to his childhood home. bell tolls 39 tolls for the 39th president at his family farm, now a museum. jimmy carter was born in plains, georgia, population 500, a century ago. it's a far cry from the white house. the peanut farm had no running water or electricity. surrounded by his family, the president's motorcade left the hospital he helped build, beginning a six—day state funeral. his neighbours in plains lined the streets. his campaign headquarters here catapu

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an associate degree from central texas college in 2010 and a bachelor's from georgia state university in 2017. georgia state does confirm that he did attend for two years, that he did graduate with a bachelor's degree focusing on computer information systems and tech. texas records also do show that he did have a real estate license in 2019, and it expired in 2023. >> phil chung as part of the effort that you and your team go through to fill out pictures, when we have moments like this, you've also been able to learn something about his divorce records. what are you learning from those? >> um, that that picture, if you're looking at these photos, the picture of him being younger, i just want to kind of quickly go through those pictures really quickly. that's him. the u.s. army photo showing him in front of a screen again while he was in the u.s. army. and then that picture is the picture of him more recently, the older picture of him that is from youtube. it's a it's a screen. you can see that discipline is right behind him. that's the one that he titled as personal introduction. and

first stop, georgia's state capitol building. governor brian kemp greeted the carter family. ment of silence honored his service as the state's governor. ♪ then marines carried the casket into the carter presidential center, also in atlanta. ♪ he'll lie in repose through tuesday morning. chip carter, one of his four children -- >> he was an amazing man, and he was held up and propped up and soothed by an amazing woman. and the two of them together changed the world. >> reporter: after atlanta, america's final salute shifts to washington, d.c. next tuesday and wednesday, carter will lie in state in the capitol rotunda. on thursday, a state funeral at the national cathedral. [ bell tolling ] president biden will give one of the eulogies. president-elect trump has said he'll attend. >> we've seen that outpouring of support from all over the world and from all over the country. and, you know, he believed, i think, in his heart that he had a real personal relationship with the american people. >> reporter: jimmy carter will be buried this thursday in plains, jericka, very true to w

president jimmy carter is the only president to represent the state of georgia. this is a very painful good-bye for those locally, those in the state, but also nationally as well and while certainly president carter has a mixed record, i think for the most part we have heard in the out boring of tributes over the past several days that people remember him as this humanitarian, as someone who was christ centered, as someone who really cared about people. i think we will continue to see that in the outpouring of tributes as this memorial procession makes its way through the state and ultimately as the president makes his way here to the nation's capital in the coming days. >> it's important too to note the former secret service agents are the ones that have their hand on the car. you can only imagine what they must be thinking and feeing knowing that this moment would come. they spent so many years and really got to know the former president. our senior national correspondent mark strassmann is in plains. i know he spoke to the family pastor. what more can you tell

after arriving in the city, the motorcade will again pause, this time at the georgia state capitol. ecognition of carter's service as governor of georgia and as a state senator. the motorcade will then travel to the carter presidential center in atlanta. the former president will lie in repose from 7:00 tonight until early tuesday morning. he will then be flown to washington, where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol before the funeral on thursday at the national cathedral. jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states, served just one term from 1977 to 1981. during his presidency, carter, of course, helped to broker the camp david accords between egypt and israel. he returned to the panama canal to panama, and brokered an arms treaty with the soviet union. he was also an early environmentalist. he put solar panels on the white house. he greatly expanded national parks and wildlife refuge refuges in alaska, but his term was largely overshadowed by inflation, the energy crisis, and the iran hostage crisis. but carter may be best remembered for his four decades long post-p

there is no doubt elected democratic prosecutors in new york state and also in georgia filed the felonyinst trump. the elected democratic attorney general in new york state filed a hugely damaging lawsuits against trump and the biden justice department appointed a prosecutor who filed two felony charges against trump as well one in florida and one in the district of columbia. together they're over 90 felony charges pending against donald trump l'affaire is probably a pretty accurate way to describe what was happening. bill: really quick 20 seconds left. in your opinion what kind of generational damage has us on the credibility of the justice system out there? >> we do not know what precedent it's going to serve. but we do know that in the future if a president has any sort of possible legal charges that could be brought against him, that started before he became president, clearly the opposition party would be eager to do so knowing you have this trump president in the past. >> a big precedent was set indeed. byron york great to see you. have a great week and we appreciate your time. >>

the body of america's 39th presidentjimmy carter is being taken from his home state of georgia to washingtontate funeral. earlier we saw special air mission 39 land at hejoint base andrews, after departing his at the joint base andrews, after departing his home state of georgia. the family of the former president were on the plane and earlier we saw them sending the steps of the aeroplane and onto the tarmac where they would also take part in a ceremony which has been under way, which involves moving his body from the aeroplane into a hearse and making its way to the capital. carter's body will lie in state at the capitol rotunda in washington before the funeral service on thursday. he died at the age of 100 in late december. the plan is to fly flags at half mast across the country for 30 days, and a national day of mourning has also been announced by presidentjoe biden, who will also deliver a eulogy at the ceremony, which will be attended by, it is expected, all living presidents, who have all been given in the invite to the ceremony. we will stay with the pictures on the screen for you. w

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 ceremonial. at the. the final stop for the day, the carter center. o street, where family held a private ceremony. chip carter, paying tribute to his father. he was an amazing man, and he was held up and propped up and soothed by an amazing woman. and the two of them together changed the world. it was an amazing thing to watch from so close. an emotional ceremony celebrating carter's life in his home state. as the nation prepares to mourn his passing. the lord he is trampling out the vintage. there is a new warning tonight from the chp. scammers are trying to trick you into thinking you have to sign up for amber alerts. the agency issues the alerts for children at risk, but phone scammers posing as alert officials have apparently been offering to register children for alerts asking for confidential information and to meet you at your home. chp is the only agency that issues amber alerts. they don't need to sign up. there's no sign up.

. >>> the procession stopped at the georgia state capital where he used to serve as the governor. he will lie in propose at the presidential center until tomorrow morning. he'll then be flown to washington where the public will be invited to pay their respects as he lies in state here at the capitol. a funeral service is set for thursday morning. all living former presidents, including president-elect trump are expected to attend the ceremony. >>> president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to new orleans today to grieve with the families and community members impactcted by the tragi attack on the new year's day that left 14 dead. this comes as the fbi releases new videos and information about the 42-year-old terror suspect. nbc's kathy park has the latest. >> reporter: for the first time, the fbi sharing this chilling glimpse of what they say was part of the planning of shamsud-din jabbar's terror attack, recorded on his meta glasses as he biked around the french quarter, later capturing a glimpse of himself in the mirror. >> meta glasses appear to look like regular gla

firefighter on a ladder above the freeway saluting the procession with an american flag flying below georgia state capitol where . >> ceremonial. at ease.he final stop for the day, the carter center. the family held a private ceremony with chip carter paying tribute to his father. >> he was an amazing man. he was held up, propped up and soothed by an amazing woman. the two of them together changed the world. >> reporter:r: an emotional ceremony celebrating carter's life in his home state as the nation prepares to mourn his passing. >> president carter will lie in repose there until tuesday, right? >> reporter: right. then the casket will be flown to washington dc before the national funeral service on thursday. >> at the white house president biden awarded the nation's presidential medal of freedom to more than a dozen today. >> reporter: 19 new recipients of the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. >> you feed the hungry. you give hope to those who are hurting. you craft the signs and sounds of our movements and memories. >> reporter: a lengthy standing ovation for

but you grew, son of georgia state tree. you grew up in the south. you talk about in the book and i'm going to get to that one quote in the book, you went into the air force, all of that gives you a great perspective on really the events that you are going to be talking about you talk about in the book but i wanted to get to that one quote here, growing up in the south especially in north georgia a sacred on sunday, why don't you tell our viewers about who doug collins is? >> the book was almost in a way lethargic coming through everything we came, you were there, it also comes from the background. from my lens it was being raised in north georgia, little place called gainesville. 15, 20 minutes from the appalachian trail. my dad got transferred the gainesville and gainesville is still a small place. more appalachia than atlanta. those values came up. myself, my brother, my mom worked with senior adults. it was interesting to me. a lot of people have the backgrounds where you didn't know what you didn't have. that was our background and my dad who is

the coffin of the former us presidentjimmy carter has arrived in the capital of his home state of georgiaan killed in the new year's day attack in new orleans. and the biden administration proposes another multi—billion dollar arms sale to israel — despite calls to suspend military backing over the number of civilians killed in gaza. hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. the body of the late us president jimmy carter has arrived at his presidential library in georgia, as america begins six days of funeral ceremonies to pay respect to its 39th president, who died last week, aged 100. the cortege carrying mr carter's coffin and members of his family made its first stop saturday at the georgia state capitol building in atlanta, where he served as governor duing the 1970s. the procession then carried on to the carter presidential centre. mr carter's body will lie there in repose for the public to pay their respects over the next several days. but, far from the sprawling streets of atlanta, or the monuments of washington — where his funeral will take place on thursday — mr cart

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the coffin of the former us presidentjimmy carter has arrived in the capital of his home state of georgiapeople killed in the new year's day attack in new orleans. members of the royal family have sent their condolences to the family of a british man who was one of the victims. the biden administration proposes another multibillion—dollar arms sale to israel, despite calls to suspend military backing over the number of civilians killed in gaza. hello, i'm helena humphrey. the body of the late us presidentjimmy carter has arrived at his presidential library in georgia as america begins six days of funeral ceremonies to pay respect to its 39th president, who died last week at the age of 100. the cortege carrying mr carter's coffin and members of his family made its first stop saturday at the georgia state capitol building in atlanta, where he served as governor during the 1970s. the procession then carried on to the carter presidential center. mr carter's body will lie there in repose for the public to pay their respects over the next several days. but far from the sprawling streets of atla

the procession stopped at the georgia state capital where he used to serve as the state's governor. current governor kemp held a moment of lence. he'll be flown to washington where the public will be invited to pay respects as he lies in state at the capitol here. a funeral service is set for thursday here in washington. all former, all living former presidents, including president-elect trump are expected to attend the ceremony, frances. >> hope that storm behind you doesn't make it difficult for people to get around to those events. >>> chilling new details on how exactly the suspect in the deadly new orleans truck ramming prepared for the horrific attack. the fbi revealing shamsud-din jabbar wore meta smart glasses to record as he rode a bike through the french quarter during two trips to new orleans in october and november. >> reporter: were the glasses recovered? and did jabbar wear them during the entire timeline of the attack? >> the glasses were recovered on the person of jabbar. and we believe he was wearing them throughout the, throughout the evening. >> reporter: and he w