and then as you note, the memories of chip carter and then jason carter. the very eloquent grandson. and tim, one of the things we said good-bye to when we said good-bye to rosalynn carter today was the last first lady of the greatest generation. >> yes. and we have not had in the modern era many first ladies who -- whose husbands were in the peacetime military. mamie eisenhower and rosalynn carter. rosalynn carter's death brings to the end a line of women who were the steely supporters of husbands or boyfriends, depending on when they got married, who were fighting the greatest war and a twhar ch chchange -- and a war that changed our country. what is dramatically important about rosalynn carter is that she took this understanding of the country's place in the world, and when she could have retired from the stage in 1981, she instead used her knowledge of the world and her platform to seek to help the most vulnerable. and i can't imagine how many americans have shown that kind of humanitarian instinct -- her husband did, too. but let's just imagine the rol

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i mean, it's a perfect situation for their times and their this time in their lives that from jason carter grandparents one's heart and prayers must go out to the former president, jimmy carter, losing his longtime love and companion, rosalyn carter, earlier today. as we are reporting now at fox news, molly has howard kurtz with more. yeah thank you very much, eric. our condolences on the passing of rosalynn carter and, of course, to her husband, the former president, and to their children, jack. chip jeff and amy. they had 11 grandchildren, 14 great grandchild and another grandson had died in 2015. and bringing in howie kurtz. now, howie, this was a remarkable woman, a remarkable marriage. she was an incredible advocate for her husband, both on the campaign trail. but before that , as they navigated their life while he was in the navy and then on his run for governor, on his run for president, and throughout his presidency and then beyond when she joined him in much of that journey in building humanitarian causes, habitat for humanity and beyond , and her own great interest in mental heal

. >> reporter: jason carter, one of her 11 grandchildren. >> she'd never talked to a group of people nday school class. then she elected a governor and a president. >> reporter: the carters shared a great american love story, married for 77 years. their daughter, amy carter. >> my mom spent most of her life in love with my dad. >> reporter: kathryn cade, one of her closest friends. she talked to me about mrs. carter's long life of service. >> she was really in many ways my north star. she had a vision for how each of us could really make a difference in this world, and she exemplified that herself. >> reporter: today's service had a who's who quality to it. tomorrow's funeral will be small and private. rosalynn carter will be buried in plains on the family property. norah. >> dedicating her life to public service. mark strassmann, thank you so much. >>> heading overseas now to the release of a dozen more hostages from inside gaza on this fifth day of a temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas. the latest group of hostages brings the total number freed during the truce to 81. cbs'

. >> reporter: jason carter, one of her 11 grandchildren. >> she'd never talked to a group of people sunday school class, and then she elected a governor and a president. [singing] >> reporter: the carters shared a great american love story, married for 77 years. their daughter, amy carter. >> my mom spent most of her life in love with my dad. >> reporter: kathryn cade, one of her closest friends. she talked to me about mrs. carter's long life of service. >> she was really, in many ways, my northstar. she had a vision for how each of us could really make a difference in this world, and she exemplified that herself. >> reporter: today's service had a who's who quality to it. tomorrow's funeral will be small and private. rosalynn carter will be buried in plains on the family property. norah? >> norah: dedicating her life to public service. mark strassmann, thank you so much. heading overseas now to the release of a dozen more hostages from inside gaza on this fifth day of a temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas. the latest group of hostages brings the total number freed during t

." >> reporter: jason carter, the couple's grandson, recounting some of his fondest memories of his grandmother>> we were on a itemly trip on a fly from delta, all sitting in the back of the airplane together. it took off. and we looked over, my grandmother took out this tupper pair of pimento cheese and this loaf of bread. she started making sandwiches. [ laughter ] and she gave it to all of us grandkids. then she started giving them to other people on the plane. >> reporter: dear friends describing a woman full of immense love. >> because of rosalynn carter, millions of lives are better off. what a gift she left. ♪ and the world will be as one ♪ >> reporter: country singer trisha yearwood and garth brooks performed, a touching tribute for a woman who led such a full life and brought hope to so very many people in this world. ♪ >> today's service was poignant, somber, at times lighthearted. today was a public celebration of life for rosalynn carter. tomorrow will be the third and final day of her memorial services. funeral processions will continue in her small hometown of plains, the first la

jason carter, the couple's grandson, said this is what he had to say about his grandparents.et's take a listen. >> one of the things i know for sure, they are in their home, they are together every day. they are living out these last days in the way that i think -- the best way you could possibly hope which is with each other, with this deep and abiding faith and an understanding as they face the end, they're doing it knowing where they've been and knowing where they're going. >> reporter: and, wolf, our very own dr. sanjay gupta was telling us earlier hospice care doesn't necessarily mean we're talking about the end of life. he told us that health professionals, this is what they do to make sure the patient is as comfortable as possible. >> we hope both will be as comfortable as possible. rafael romo reporting from atlanta for us. thank you. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer "in the situation room." you can always follow me on x, formerly known as twitter. you can tweet the show. "the situation room" is available as a podcast wherever you ge

these are the honorary pallbearers, the grandchildren of rosalynn and jimmy carter. jasonrah, margaret, hugo, john michael, casey, james earl carter iv, joshua jeffrey carter, james carlton carter, errol kelly, and sarah elizabeth reynolds. this is very much -- we had a feeling for it in the interview you did, a family that much like the couple that people admired, a family that people often admired. >> admired and, you know, he was telling me how they used to sit down for dinner and that it was always -- >> let me just -- obviously saw the vice president, you see melania trump, you see michelle obama, laura bush, hillary clinton, former president bill clinton, and behind them, the current president, joe biden, first lady dr. jill biden, who are coming as we're about to begin this tribute. let me allow you to finish your thought as we wait for the casket to be brought into the church. >> as we watched chip carter walk in, the middle son, he was saying how at the dinner table, rosalynn carter would always support the children's ideas. she would fight for the ideas and guess

. >> reporter: jason carter recounting some of his fondest memories of his grandmother. >> we were on a flight on delta on a family trip and we were all sitting in the back of the airplane together, and it took off, and we looked over, my grandmother took out this tupperware of pimento cheese. [ laughter ] and this loaf of bread, and she just started making sandwiches. and she gave it to all of us grandkids. and then she started giving them to other people on the plane. >> reporter: a touching celebration for a woman who led such a full life and delivered hope to so very many people in this world. today's service was poignant. it was somber, and even at times even light-hearted. today was very much so a public celebration of life for rosalynn carter. those memorial services will continue for a third and final day as a small funeral procession is expected to take place in her small hometown of plains, georgia. first lady, erin, is headed home. >> nick, thank you very much. and i want to go to jack watson now, he was there today, at president carter's former white house chief of staff.

this is their grandson jason carter speaking at tuesday's memorial.pecial thank you secretary clinton, mrs. bush, mrs. obama, misses trump and dr. biden. thank you for coming and acknowledging this remarkable sisterhood that you shared with my grandmother. and thank you offer your leadership they provided for our country and the world. secretary clinton and dr. biden, we also welcome your lovely husbands. [laughter] amy: the audience laughed as president biden and clinton looked on. rosalynn carter's son james earl carter iii eulogized his mother. >> my mother was the glue that held our family together through the ups and downs and thicks an d thins of our families politics. as individuals, she believed in us and took care of us. when i was 14, supported president johnson for president. and every day i were a johnson sticker on my shirt. periodically, i would get up and the buttons pulled off in my sticker always destroyed. and i would walk in school and my mother would have a shirt in a drawer already mended, the buttons sewn on, and the lbj sticker

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their grandson, jason carter, is set to speak there today in atlanta. he has said my grandmother in addition to being a partner to my grandfather was a force on her own. jason, their grandson, a former state senator and one time democratic nominee for governor called her the best politician in the family. distinction that jimmy carter never disputed. >> i don't think many people would dispute this. when you talk about her in terms of that official role, you can't get away from the fact that she was the first first lady since eleanor roosevelt to testify in congress, and this gets back to what karl was talking about in terms of her willingness to talk about mental health issues, to talk about reaching out to americans who may be dealing with drugs and other issues, and there she was in front of the congress making testimony that had impact, travelling to go visit foreign countries even to carry that message, and of course, again, picking up on what we have been saying, even after the white house, working on mental health issues, creating fellowships at t

amna: the carters' grandson and georgia politician jason carter remembered his late grandmother. >> myndmother doesn't need a eulogy. her life was a sermon. and it was a mighty testament to the power of faith and to the power of a deep and determined love. ♪ amna: tomorrow the carter family will hold a private funeral at their home church in plains. rosalynn carter's final resting place will be a plot within sight of the carter's home porch. >> ♪ let this be my solemn vow ♪ amna: and you can watch the former first lady's full memorial service on our website, pbs.org/newshour. geoff: last year, nearly half of all u.s. health workers reported they often feel burned out. that's according to a new federal study. research suggests that nurses are especially vulnerable and that can affect the care they provide. in collaboration with the global health reporting center, with support from the pulitzer center, stephanie sy reports from columbus, ohio for our series "critical care: the future of nursing." stephanie: it's a typical weeknight in sarah kincaid's home, rushing to find her daughter's

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there were anecdotes from her grandson, jason carter for instance, recalling when his grandparents werethe kiss cam at the braves game and how popular that was and how that stayed with them for so long. let's listen. >> most viral moment was when they were at the baseball game and the braves put them on the kiss cam. and just like today, i mean, people were crying at the braves game, you know? but we, we heard about it for years. it's amazing. but in my family, we all experienced those more private love stories. she was my grandmother. first and she was like everyone else's grandmother in a lot of ways. she was a rock for our family and that's true, but in many ways, as chip said, an adventurer. a voyager. a mountain climber. >> reporter: and so that was just one story among so many. i think the other thing when people look back on this memorial service today, you're going to remember the words of the carter's daughter. amy carter. who spoke of course about the love story that her parents shared. but she said because her father, the former president, was not able to speak, she was going

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tribute from the carters close friends, trisha yearwood and garth brooks ♪ imagine all the people ♪ jason cartered his grandmother as a woman of deep faith, drawing laughs while addressing the sisterhood of first ladies in the front pew. >> thank you all for your leadership you provided for our country and the world. secretary clinton, dr. biden, we also welcome your lovely husbands >> reporter: this journalist highlighted mrs. carter's trailblazing years in the white house. >> what we witnessed was a first lady that saw her role as going well beyond the essential warm and welcoming host, to being a close and trusted, yes, adviser. >> reporter: this morning, rosalynn carter is back home in plains her place in history secure. now today's ceremony will be held right here at the baptist church in plains the carters have been long-time active members here at this church resident carter taught sunday school classes every sunday up until a few years ago. mrs. carter will be laid to rest later this morning at a private ceremony at the carter residence. >> blayne alexander for us there in plains, georgi

friends of theormer first lady, friends also expect t offer remarks and the carter's grandson, jason carteru can watch live 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org and the c-span now video at. rosalynn carters final journey being highlighted today, this is a story from the washington post. carter was 96, being remembered with three days of tributes for her work. yesterday, a motorcade leaving the sumter medical center amid a morning chill. relatives gathered a short time later after all the modern where services were held and students and others gathered to thank her for her work. white flowers left by a statue of her there at the university, a statue of her sitting on a bench. some of the images from yesterday's service that took place. now it is open forms. any public policy, any political issue that you want to talk about, phone lines are yours. democrat, up first. what is on your mind? >> hello, good morning. i'm calling about a couple of things. the first thing i'm calling about is marjorie taylor greene, and alejandro mayorkas. and also, i have a question that nobody has ever really a

honored at a service in atlanta yesterday and one of the people who gave a tribute was her grandson, jason carterideo clip] jason: my grandmother does not need a eulogy. her life was a sermon. it was a mighty testament to the power of faith and the power of a deep and determined love. she lived this public love story that we all know of, that has inspired the world including in these last days. i think about her most viral moment when they were at a baseball game and the braves put them on the kiss cam. [laughter] people were crying at the braves game. [laughter] but we heard about it for years. but in my family we all experienced those more private love stories. she was my grandmother first. she was like everyone else's grandmother in a lot of ways. almost all of her recipes called for mayonnaise. [laughter] we all got cards on our birthdays. $20 bill in it. [laughter] she was so down to earth it was amazing. one of the stories we have been talking about in my family the last few days as we were on a family trip on a flight and we were sitting in the back of the airplane together. it took off an

jason carter honored his grandmother as a woman of deep faith, drawing laughs as addressing the sisterhoodsecretary clinton, and dr. biden, we also welcome your lovely husbands. journalists, judy woodruff, highlighted mrs. carter's trail blazing years in the white house. >> what we witnessed was a first lady going beyond the essential warm and welcoming host. to being a close and trusted, yes, adviser. >> reporter: this morning, rosalynn carter is back home in plains. her place in history, secure. >> nbc's blaine alexander with that report. >>> and coming up, the israel/hamas war has set off fights over official statements by universities, business leaders and towns across the country. our next guest says much of that disagreement is completely avoidable. jonathan chait joins us to explain his new piece for "new york" magazine is next on "morning joe." . farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood suga

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>> it was a very moving ceremony and i love the tributes paid by her son, chip carter, her grandson, jasonl tribute and a sermon and a and a love song into one on judy woodruff. it was just very, very moving. and it was great to see president carter there. oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. coming out of hospice to be there. and it was moving. it was so touching. and it was sad. it was sad. >> it was sad. but there were moments over. there were also uplifting because everyone who spoke spoke about the incredible love that these two had for each other. they they had sort of like the almost like teenage love, you know, all the way through their later years. in fact, someone mentioned that the carters, who had a an atlanta braves game 2016. so president carter was 92. mrs. carter was 89. and they saw themselves on the kiss cam and president carter noticed they were on the kiss cam. he reached over and grabbed her hand. she leaned over and he gave her a big smooch on camera. and they were like that. i mean, i spent enough time around them to see them holding hands all the time and kissing a lot. and

carter center. thank you, alexandra, for taking it to the next level. jason, she would love all over him and say thank you. to all the grandchildren, she would say thank you as well. we have an opportunity to continue the legacy. students and i love you and i am so glad you are here. she was a thank you for all that you're doing, only you doing him plains, on the entire family. jack, she would say she loves you death. jeff, she is in love with you and and that, she does not know what to do. ms. alexandria is right. when you go to plains and visit with ms. rosalyn, she would walk you out the door. even when she was frail, she would grab the walker and walk you out the door. many times i would say, ms. rosalyn, you do not have to get up, but she still would get up. i will never forget when she made me eat a slaw dog. so if you have probably had to eat a slaw dog, too. it was my first time, but i love. today, we have the opportunity to walk her home. amy, she walked me out the door and i have the opportunity to walk her home. what a glorious day. to all the staf

jason thomas. anthony hunter and marcus carter. one of which is deceased. i'm not sure whether it's the first or the second one. i come here not just for my son, but for all unsolved homicides that are not solved today. and seeing the faces of all these men, young men and babies that were murdered, still cases aren't solved and the mothers are still suffering. again, as a mother, i wouldn't have to want to stand over my son's or any of my children that i have left because of homicide or murder or gun violence or domestic violence or child abuse. anything. would no one want to have to do this? i've been coming here for years and still no justice. this is what the perpetrators left me with a lifeless body of my child decaying. and this is what i have to remember for the rest of my life. and i keep saying grief never ends because my love for my son will never die. so i'm asking for justice. that maybe some kind of way that we can as family, that we can get some justice for our children, some kind of closure. and with that, i thank you for hearing me. anyone ha

and his son, who is the oldest carter grandchild, jason, is running for governor in the state of georgia. he's currently a senator. chip lives in the atlanta area. jeff and amy both live in the atlanta area. so three of them are sort of close, two home and jack's out in nevada. and could you also comment about the grandson who made news during the last campaign by unearthing romney video, changed the direction of that campaign. this is a child who was in the inaugural parade, but he was in his mother's womb and he is his son and he is a master of the internet and then covered the candidate. romney's speech about the what, the 47% was it so so he sort of got in the news as a member of the carter family. do we know his grandparents reaction to happened in that campaign as a result of it? i think they were pleased. we have one more video about 6 minutes left in our program. and this is plains and the carters life there after the white. let's watch after white house, mrs. carter took great interest in downtown plains. one of her project was to help restore and refurbish the plains, an antiqu

jason thomas. anthony hunter and marcus carter. one of which is deceased. i'm not sure whether it's the first or the second one. i come here not just for my son, but for all unsolved homicides that are not solved today. and seeing the faces of all these men, young men and babies that were murdered, still cases aren't solved and the mothers are still suffering. again, as a mother, i wouldn't have to want to stand over my son's or any of my children that i have left because of homicide or murder or gun violence or domestic violence or child abuse. anything. would no one want to have to do this? i've been coming here for years and still no justice. this is what the perpetrators left me with a lifeless body of my child decaying. and this is what i have to remember for the rest of my life. and i keep saying grief never ends because my love for my son will never die. so i'm asking for justice. that maybe some kind of way that we can as family, that we can get some justice for our children, some kind of closure. and with that, i thank you for hearing me. anyone ha

carter will be here. though i'm told he's not expected to speak, his grandson jason telling me that he is physically diminishednd he himself is approaching the end of his life, but that powerfulfully, he wouldn't have missed this for the world. we also know many of the things we see here today. garth brooks performing, the atlanta sim phony orchestra, that this was by rosalynn carter's design. prior to her passing, she illustrated what she want theed this service to look like. and although there will be many dignitaries here, many famous faces, the family tells me that what is most encouraging to them is all of the georgians that have express ed their support fr the family. as the motorcade made that long trip three hours here to atlanta, people lined the streets in support of the carters. that has really just given them so much strength at this difficult time. >> you keep us posted as events developing out there. dana, let me turn to our panel here in the studio. obviously, there's going to be a big focus on rosalynn carter's legacy, put we also can't escape she was such a family woman. she was the matriarch

good evening, vice president carter overstone commissioners chief scott director henderson. my name is jason cunningham. i'm the program manager. out of the professional standards and principled policing unit where i lead the business analysis team, we are charged with among other things, the generation and publishing of our quarterly activity and data report. so we'll spend a little bit of time going over the per capita racial disparity comparison data point that is calculated and provided in the data for the specific question that was asked of us was to take a look at what contributed to the increase in that number with use of force and african americans in reporting in the fourth quarter of 2022 to get there, we're going to do a quick overview of this particular chart as i think it's the one that stood out along with what goes into it and how it's calculated first. first, this chart is not the actual per capita. the disparity per race or ethnicity. let me say that one more time. this chart is not the actual per capita disparity per race or ethnicity. that information is actually found els

good evening, vice president carter overstone commissioners chief scott director henderson. my name is jason cunningham. i'm the program manager. out of the professional standards and principled policing unit where i lead the business analysis team, we are charged with among other things, the generation and publishing of our quarterly activity and data report. so we'll spend a little bit of time going over the per capita racial disparity comparison data point that is calculated and provided in the data for the specific question that was asked of us was to take a look at what contributed to the increase in that number with use of force and african americans in reporting in the fourth quarter of 2022 to get there, we're going to do a quick overview of this particular chart as i think it's the one that stood out along with what goes into it and how it's calculated first. first, this chart is not the actual per capita. the disparity per race or ethnicity. let me say that one more time. this chart is not the actual per capita disparity per race or ethnicity. that information is actually found els