it's haile. video, it shows that the female had come walking up through the yard, up towards the house. kate snow: all on tape, clear as daylight. but why? what were nick and haile up to that day? they both went to my school at one time. kate snow: dylan lange is the son of byron's friends, john and kathy. in little falls, you have your regular high school crowd like the jocks and the goth kids. then you have a group that is misguided. kate snow: dylan didn't know haile well, but says, at school, nick was no angel. what did you know about those two teenagers? i knew that nick was aggressive. he would be the kid who would push you up against the locker and-- kind of a bully? right. he was a bully. kate snow: and as it turned out, a thief. after the shootings, authorities determined that nick had been behind one of those previous burglaries at byron's house. just a month earlier, he and a friend broke through this door, and stole thousands of dollars in cash and priceless family heirlooms, and more

we did hear hail to the chief. he also chose that for the naval memorial. >> i think rosalynn and kate may know this. i believe it's rosalynn carter rosalynn carter, who said to him, you've got to have that. you can't strip this office of all so, so smart. >> i mean, she was a better politician than he was in many ways. >> and the and the other thing is he he used to carry his suitcases when he would come off of air force. air force one, he stopped doing that. he recognized that many americans still wanted their president to be larger than life. and that was stripping it too close to the bone. so he was trying to find that balance. after richard nixon's imperial presidency and wasn't easy to do. >> we are, in these final moments, waiting, and obviously they're running a few moments behind. but that casket will be brought in to lie in state in the capitol, and the service will begin where we will hear from the vice president, the majority leader, the house speaker, kai. it obviously, if you had gone by hearse, this

"hail to the chief," will be played.estingly, the former president wanted to ban "hail to the chief" being played when he entered the room as president. and today they will be another 21-gun salute, all the military honors for the 39th president. following that, the air force band will play "o master, let me walk with thee." then on the first note is when a joint service team will carry the late president's remains through the aircraft loader. once the aircraft is ready, special air mission 39 begins to taxi for departure. as it does, a special honor guard will remain in position to render one final salute as the aircraft departs washington, and jimmy carter leaves the nation's capitol for the final time. host: jimmy carter, the longest living president. he was a citizen quarter after he served in president and was known as mr. jimmy. he was be -- will be buried at the home he shared with his wife. they built it in 1961. according to georgia 11 alive news, the current home and garden is part of this elite of the jimmy ca

. >> hail, hail, hail. a hi my name is a first grader. please welcome the head coach of the warriors stephen christie. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> state warriors steve cook. >> (clapping) thank you, lilly hi, everyone. i'm so proud and honored to be here today to welcome in a new era today is a gorgeous day filled with hope and promise a spirit of optimism and like this this city beautifying been drove an awful lot and bouncing back mayor-elect daniel lurie is ready to guide our city to new heights. in my 10 years in the bay i love the beautiful place to live we know that. we are, of course not without our problems following covid had to deal with difficulty federal cries crises one thing i've learned as coach my job to teach but to listen. leadership is about creating a vision for success by this a culture of collaboration and hope and enjoy with the people you're leading my players do the work and they're teaching me and i'm teach together, together to find solutions and the players determine with the quality of their play they w

. >> hail, hail, hail. a hi my name is a first grader.lease welcome the head coach of the warriors stephen christie. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> state warriors steve cook. >> (clapping) thank you, lilly hi, everyone. i'm so proud and honored to be here today to welcome in a new era today is a gorgeous day filled with hope and promise a spirit of optimism and like this this city beautifying been drove an awful lot and bouncing back mayor-elect daniel lurie is ready to guide our city to new heights. in my 10 years in the bay i love the beautiful place to live we know that. we are, of course not without our problems following covid had to deal with difficulty federal cries crises one thing i've learned as coach my job to teach but to listen. leadership is about creating a vision for success by this a culture of collaboration and hope and enjoy with the people you're leading my players do the work and they're teaching me and i'm teach together, together to find solutions and the players determine with the quality of their play they win

we expect to hear hail to the chief and 21 gun salute. as we are talking, talmage boston, i note that we will hear hail to the chief, that is interesting because at the beginning of mr. carter's administration, he didn't like to hear hail to the chief. guest: he always prided himself on where he came from, his roots, his upbringing. he didn't ever want to appear to be interested in being praised almost as a reigning on mark type. he famous -- monarch type. he famously got out of the limo and walked down pennsylvania avenue during the inaugural parade. and that was consistent with the way he saw himself. he gave that famous speech on we need to reduce our thermostats, we need to wear sweaters. he's in the sweater by a fireplace. he wanted to see himself as the great american normal guy. for that reason he presented himself the way he did without pomp and circumstance. although obviously when you're president there is a certain amount of pomp and circumstance. you are flying around on air force one. people are saluting you all the time. in

now, in your e—hailing, the most expensive part is the driver.s come with a promise that you can take out the driver and save that cost. so all of a sudden, the break—even point changes from 2,500 miles to 7,500 miles. now, you can ask the question, "how many people in the city of washington, dc, "do actually drive more than 7,500 miles per year?" and the answer is about 50%. so for 50% of the population in dc, from a pure economic perspective, it doesn't really make sense to own a car any more. and what fascinates me, philipp, here as well, is that it's notjust about how we get around. that therefore has the ability to reshape how we consider building our cities around the infrastructure that is needed, the way that we might consider things like car parking and on—street facilities. it utterly changes the game. and yet, whilst that's been the dream for so long, it's still some way off, isn't it? yeah. so if you ask me, i founded mckinsey center for future mobility about ten years ago and when we first started, we looked at autonomous driving tec

this is a historic event that all people -- host: leona, hail to the chief is playing.o live to the commander-in-chief inaugural ball. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 47th president of the united states, president donald j. trump. first lady mrs. melania trump. ♪ ['hail to the chief'] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> please welcome vice president jd vance and misses vance -- and mrs. vance. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> please welcome sergeant tatiana, staff sergeant from the united states marine corps and petty officer. ♪ >> ♪ glory glory hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ glory glory hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ ♪ his truth is marching on ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> usa! usa! ♪ ♪ pres. trump: well, thank you very much. this is a great honor. we have a lot of space force here, by the way and we are very proud of space for us. there is nowhere else i would rather be tonight then with some of the greatest american patriots and all of the men and women from the united states military. thank you very much. this is quite the gat

♪ [hail to the chief] ♪ [hail to the chief] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> with faith in jesus christ we receiveconfidence, the god the giver of life, and raise him to perfection in the company of the saints. deliver your servant james, sovereign lord christ from the evil and set him free from every bond that he may rest with all your saints in the eternal habitations, you live and reign, one god forever and ever. >> let us all pray for all who mourn that they may cast their prayer on god and know the consolation of his love, almighty god, look with pity on the sorrows of your servants, remember them, lord, with mercy and patience. compared them with a sense of your goodness. lift up your countenance upon them and give them peace through jesus christ our lord, amen. >> order arms! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ has a voice i can hear that will lead me home ♪ ♪ ♪ rise up ♪ follow me ♪ come away ♪ is the call ♪ with the love ♪ in your heart ♪ as the only csonka ♪ there is no such beauty ♪ as where you belong ♪ rise up ♪ follow me ♪ i will lead ♪ you home ♪ ♪ [bellringing] [bellringing] [bellringing] [bellringi

. >> antony blinken hailed the cease-fire deal in his final address as secretary of state but he was. >> genocide and extermination and you are telling me to respect the process. criminal. why aren't you in the hague? why aren't you in the hague? >> two journalists heckled blinken, accusing the diplomat of complicity in israel's violence against civilians in gaza. blinken urged them to relate to the end of the speech for questioning. despite the interruption, he emphasized the deal as an historic moment that took tremendous effort and political courage. >> over 15 months, of devastating conflict between israel and hamas, we have worked to broker a deal that would bring hostages home, that would stop the fighting, that would bring humanitarian aid to people who need it, that would create the space to conclude a permanent cease-fire. we now have that and we expect implementation of the agreement to begin on sunday. >> our state department correspondent, tom bateman, was that at -- was at that address for us today. despite the interruption, we did see the secretary of state really haili

hail.ills , their bills mafia with plenty of pep in their step as the franchise try secure their first super bowl win.>> we've waited so long for this. >> reporter: both are underdogs according to las vegas primed for a breakthrough led by star quarterbacks. buffaloes josh allen is a contender for this seasons mvp. he's looking to finally up and three- time champ patrick mahomes. >> new wrinkles here and there throughout the game, but they know who we are and we know who they are. >> reporter: the faithful in washington they are rallying behind jayden daniels. >> the game is never over until the clock hit zero. >> reporter: who has a chance to become the first rookie quarterback ever take his team to the biggest stage. but he has gotten them into scoring range 93% of the time he's touched the football. i don't care if you are tom brady. this numbers the ridiculous. >> reporter: in a matter of hours history will be etched. the only question is who is writing it. >>> we'll be back in the mome

as well as we'll get into the possibility of some thunderstorms that could even produce some small hail. so 6 a.m. tomorrow i have some clouds starting to arrive. the storm is still just to the north here at 9:00 in the morning, but we'll be at a chilly 43. and notice this by 11 a.m, not warming up a whole lot. we're only at 49 with a chance here of some spotty rain once we hit the afternoon. i do think we have the possibility here of some thunderstorms developing. and after 70 this week, this is it. we're only up to 52 here at 2 p.m, so certainly much chillier. a little bit of wind and those rain chances continuing into sunday. this will even hit southern california where of course they desperately need it. so as we get you just kind of these bullet points as this rolls in, we get that weekend rain, isolated thunderstorms, colder wind 15 to 35. we'll see some sierra snow. and we may also actually get some snow across mount hamilton. and we mentioned there some rain for southern california. and this is desperately needed. any kind of rain we can get. last time we had any measurable rain

[applause] ♪ [hail to the chief playing] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united statesuse] >> for myself and for our nation, i want to thank my predecessor for all he has done to heal our land. [applause] in this ceremony, we attest once again to the inner and spiritual strength of our nation. as my teacher used to say, we must adjust to changing times and still hold the unchanging principles. here before me is the bible used in the inauguration of our first president in 1789. and i have just taken the oath of office on the bible my mother gave me just a few years ago. opened to a timeless admonition from the ancient prophet micah. he has shown the old man what is good and what does the lord require of thee but to do justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with thy god. this inauguration ceremony marks a new beginning, a new dedication within our government, and a new spirit within us all. a president may sense and proclaim this spirit, but only a people can provide it. two centuries ago, our nation's birth was a milestone in the long quest for freedom. but the bold

. ♪ ["hail to the chief] playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ["amazing grace" playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ["amazing grace" playingforward march. >> the late president jimmy carter. they casket making its way from the presidential carter center in atlanta, georgia. its final journey -- his final journey to washington, d.c., where he will lie in state later today in the nation's capital. the state funeral started on january 4. to continues today. our coverage here on the c-span networks as we watch as the hearse caring the late president pulls away from the carter center. staff, family, friends, military, all there to mark this occasion. we are waiting for the president-elect. president-elect donald trump, soon to be the 47th president of the united states. he will hold a news conference at mar-a-lago. people talk about the economy. it is his second news conference since winning in november. you are watching both these occasions today here on c-span3. we will continue to watch and bring you with the president-elect has to say momentarily. >> the hearse caring the late president jimmy carter has left the presidentia

he didn't want hail to the chief. he did not famously have a white house photographer, a chief white house photographer. but i'm told that over the >> grandchildren, the nieces and nephews. there. they've all gathered to pay their respected to honor the 39th president united states. it'll be a very, very moving, emotional ceremony. >> i'm sure in the eulogies that we'll be hearing will be very powerful as well. jake. indeed, wolf, and we are looking forward to hearing those when the funeral, the memorial service takes place on thursday, john king. >> jimmy carter and donald trump could not be more different personally. and we don't have to delineate all the reasons. they're pretty obvious, but they both. are the outsiders to, to a degree that that i don't think you can consider any other president, even barack obama, who had an outsider status, but but quickly became an insider enthusiastically. one might even observe, um. jimmy carter and donald trump both sent to washington to shake things up. >> outsiders who came

[crowd cheering]♪ ["hail to the chief" plays] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states[crowd cheering]♪ pres. carter: for myself and for our nation, i want to thank my predecessor for all he has done to heal our land. [applause] in this outward and physical ceremony, we attest once again to the inner and spiritual strength of our nation. as my high school teacher, miss julia coleman, used to say, "we must adjust to changing times and still hold to unchanging principles." here before me is the bible used in the inauguration of our first president, in 1789, and i have just taken the oath of office on the bible my mother gave me just a few years ago, opened to a timeless admonition from the ancient prophet micah, "he hath showed thee, o man, what is good; and what doth the lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy god." this inauguration ceremony marks a new beginning, a new dedication within our government, and a new spirit among us all. a president may sense and proclaim that new spirit, but only a people can provide it. two c

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he has hailed the role of the soviet army and ending what he called "the total evil of auschwitz duringng charles who will be there, and of course we will have full coverage throughout the day here on bbc news. we will pause now for a check on the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. storm erminia is making its presence felt across our shores, so named by the spanish metservice because of the impacts in spain. but the met office also has a couple of yellow weather warnings in force connected with the storm. so wind for southern parts of england and wales valid until 6:00 tomorrow morning and rain for wales valid until midnight tonight. so we've got the rain that crossed us through the morning and overnight, pushing up towards northeast scotland and rotating around the low pressure which is the storm. we've got squally showers, some heavy, some merging to give longer spells of rain, some hail and thunder mixed in there, and gusty winds — the strongest across the west and also the south. temperature—wise, around about average for the time of year. we're looking six to about nine degr

yet he is still the former peanut farmer who, as peter baker reports, famously banned plane hail to the chief and insisted on carrying his own luggage and air force one. he never cared for the culture of the u.s. capitol and never bowed to the conventions of it. other outsider presidents eventually acclimated to washington but not mr. carter. we are covering today's happenings from capitol hill and joining us is an msnbc contributor and author of his very best, jimmy carter, a life. ryan, before he arrives to the u.s. capitol, we will see his funeral procession and it will make a nod to his famous walk when he exited the limousine. tell us about that and what we see today. >> there will be two important symbolic moments that will happen as his casket makes his way up here to capitol hill. this is when they will park the hearse which carries the presidents remains at the u.s. navy memorial down the street from where we are standing right now. it is significant because of course the former president was a graduate with the naval academy and a lieutenant in the united states navy and actua

he's throwing a hail mary in the direction of the u.s. supreme court.rump's lawyers filed an emergency appeal this morning arguing the justices should block trump's sentencing because he is protected by the court's ruling on presidential immunity. keep in mind they have been nominated to take top positions in trump's incoming justice department and if confirmed they will go from fighting the law on trump's behalf to enforcing it. today justice sonia sotomayor told new york prosecutors to respond to trump's request by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. as the court signals an interest in trump's appeal, abc news is reporting and nbc has confirmed that justice samuel alito spoke with donald trump by phone on tuesday in a call initiated by trump to recommend one of alito's former law clerks for a job in the incoming trump administration. justice alito said we did not discuss the emergency application he filed today and indeed i was not even aware at the time of our conversation that such an application would be filed. joining me now are lisa rubin and mark josep

couture promising to raise hail. the buffalo bills, their bills mafia with plenty of pep in their step as the franchise tries to secure its first super bowl win. >> waited so long for this. >> reporter: both are underdogs according to vegas, primed for a breakthrough led by star quarterbacks. >> allen straight ahead -- bulldozes in for the touchdown! >> reporter: the bills' josh allen, a con fender for this season's mvp, is looking to finally up end three-time champ patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs. >> new wrinkles here and there throughout the game. but they know who we are, we know what they are. ♪♪ >> reporter: while the faithful in washington -- >> daniels has some time -- >> reporter: -- rallying behind jayden daniels. >> the game is never over until the clock is zero. >> reporter: who has a chance to be the first rookie quarterback ever to take his team to the sport's biggest stage. >> he's gotten them within scoring range 93% of the time he's touched the football in plaintiffs. i don't care if you're

channel coasts too, and some of these showers are likely to have some thunder, some lightning and some hailstrong gusty winds. temperatures six to nine celsius tended to be drier and brighter across eastern areas of england. an improving picture somewhat on tuesday is the area of low pressure starts to weaken and fill, but there will still be plenty of showers swirling around. there won't be quite so potent as they will have been on monday, though, and there will be some brighter spells. also some areas of cloud, more of a northwesterly wind. still quite blustery, particularly towards those western coasts. temperatures between six and nine celsius for most of us, and that area of low pressure clears away, only to be followed by another one that this time is going to be bringing some heavy rain at times towards southern areas of england in particular. now there's still a lot of debate on how far north this rain is going to get, and if it does get further north than this, then over the higher ground, potentially there could be some snowfall. but for much of the northern half of the uk, largel

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lindsay chervinsky, widely things like four flourishes and ruffles and hail to the chief and the 21 gunice if anyone has attended a funeral for someone who is serving in the military, particularly there's military out of it towards the income there's a salute, a flag presented that's pretty common. but also in recognition he was commander-in-chief. he was command of the military, even though he still logged in the position but as a former commander received the honor is due to a commander. >> host: 21 gun salute, the significance significance of that in particular? >> guest: that stumps me. i should know that. >> host: doubts a record a lot of detail tragic that's an interesting point because the military as you talk about overseas, joint task force for the capital region that oversees the entire funeral, how do they quickly get all of the resources that we as seen on our screens over the past \60{l1}s{l0}\'60{l1}s{l0}, quickly put everybody in place? do they practice? how is it that the polis off? >> guest: yeah, they do. because this is so well-planned they have really good sense of w

as the casket was coming in they played hail to the chief.beginning of president he said i don't want to hear hail to the chief. i don't want the pomp and circumstance but then at the end relented but at the beginning it was the effort post watergate, post vietnam to be humble and expect that message in these messages today. >> bill: reflect a little bit how this relationship between ford and carter blossomed. gerald ford is running to hold the office in 1976. jimmy carter defeats him and it seemed as if the contrails of watergate and the american public wanted to blow that out behind us and leave it behind and carter went on to win that election. it was after that victory the two men struck up a friendship and it endured for quite some time. as the carter family when he laid in state in the capitol he was near the statue for gerald ford. how did that relationship blossom the way it did? >> bret: they talked a lot and even after the defeat, they stayed in touch and i think that it's the ultimate common ground crossing and he believed in -- ca

[cheers and applause] ["hail to the chief" plays] >> what a great honor to be able to introduce for the first time ever anywhere, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald trump. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: chief justice roberts, president carter, president clinton, president bush, president obama, fellow americans, and people of the world: thank you. we, the citizens of america, are now joined in a great national effort to rebuild our country and restore its promise for all of our people. together, we will determine the course of america and the world for many, many years to come. we will face challenges, we will confront hardships, but we will get the job done. every 4 years, we gather on these steps to carry out the orderly and peaceful transfer of power, and we are grateful to president obama and first lady michelle obama for their gracious aid throughout this transition. they have been magnificent. thank you. [applause] today's ceremony, however, has very special meaning. because today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another o

it's no fun to get here if you can't play hail to the chief. he finally realized that people didn't want to see him as just another common man, which is how he, you know, ran with carrying his own suitcase and so forth. they want the president to be somewhat elevated. he planned this funeral. this wasn't imposed on him. so i think now at the end of his life, he wanted to be seen as a president of the united states, not just as common man, jimmy carter, that he was in that line of exclusive clubs. the 39th person elected to this office. and he wanted to go out with with the flourishes that he sometimes did not have during the white house. >> he was never one to keep his. opinion quiet or not be constructively critical. at times when he thought it was important. and some of i thought what you said and what we heard, maybe challenged some, channeled some of that spirit from him. i wonder what you would think, what you think he would think of this state of affairs right now in the country? well, first of all, if i had a purpose in this speech, it w

talk about what his impression of this would be. >> i noticed when they played hail to the chief, theyying it when he became president and his aides convinced him that it was better for him to take on some of the things of office but he was uncomfortable with that. just to give you a sense of what he was like around the carter center. as you can imagine they spent a diminished amount of time in the carter libraries when i research the book. my first visit, after we had dinner, he gave me a tour of the family quarters for him and rosalynn, that residents were giving out their library, they spent about a week a month in atlanta at the carter center and they were traveling, literally hundreds of trips bought in the other time than spending a certain amount of time in plains. during the week that was spent in atlanta, four decades, they decided that instead of having this one room designated as a bedroom, they would have that as rosalynn carter's office. i said during the tour, where did you sleep? they took me to the den and they motioned toward a murphy bed. the secret service would pull

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it is being hailed as be ing better and more efficient than chatgpt. six million on this. and spend billions building data center, we have stargates coming and soft bank and china says, here you go. it is being seen by users as better. there are so many problems with this. first president trump's reaction, he did speak and address the issue yesterday. >> president trump: release of deepseek ai from a chinese company should be a wake-up call for our industries that we need to be laser focused on competing to win. we have ideas and are always first, that could be a positive development. instead of spending billions, you will come up with hopefully the same solution. >> cheryl: a lot of reaction, sam altman says deepseek is impressive model around what they are able to deliver for the price. we will deliver better models. it is invigerating to have a new kc compet tor. google, microsoft, meta, you have been spending millions. think of ai as the internet, one of the biggest inventions in a decade. if you are spending millions and have u.s. companies, here

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reversed himself on hail to the chief. what was he like to cover? >> first he reversed himself pause the public wanted him to be ceremonial. they like the trappings of the idea of presidential power. he felt that after nixon it was time to dial back on the imperial presidency. the public did not like that. that is why he had to give up all of those things he was trying to do to reduce the sort of imagery. he did not like the gimmicks >> and did not like the politicking, the deal making. in an interview with you and recordings that he made for "60 minutes" he was calling congress people who wanted, you know, i will support you in this if you hire this person for this position. he found that hostage taking i think he referred to it. >> yes and felt it was sinful. he was a religious man. he felt there was something swarmy about making deals. when i saw speilberg's movie on lincoln and i realized how much of that had gone on in his precedency, i realize that there were things that make a president successful. jimmy carter just did not want to do, did no