jen williams donating blood today to remember her friend hubert guthro, who's 21 years old. >> and thiss how my call to action. this is how i'm here to help do my part. praying for all the families. >> 18 year old cara dido was set to start nursing school. her mother saying she warned her to stay away from the area. >> i said, well, make sure you don't go to new orleans like you snuck last time. >> her friend zyon, describing the chaos as they tried to find safety. >> we ran into the bar to be protected by the this by the little divot. and i'm supposing i. i could have sworn she was behind me. but now that i'm doing the math, it's seeming like she ran a different direction. and i turned my head, and it's just it's her in the street. >> kathy and louis tenorio were also worried about their 25 year old son matthew's plans to go to bourbon street. >> all i could do was just hug him and tell him i love you. happy new year! please text me when you get home. and that never text never came. >> 27 year old nicole perez was also killed. known for her dedication to work and her four year old son.

. >> reporter: jen williams lives in plains. >> he has touched my life in so many ways. >> reporter:'s saying good-bye now to a 50-year friendship. >> i just want to go and stand by the casket for a few moments and just say out loud, thank you, mr. jimmy. >> reporter: this is the end of an era in plains. jimmy carter was their friend, their neighbor, this small community's identity. and now this national farewell shifts to atlanta, the first chance for everyday americans to pay their respects. first stop, georgia's state capitol building. governor brian kemp greeted the carter family. a moment 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 s

jen williams donating blood today to remr her friend hubert guthro, who'sr 21 years old. >> and this is how my call to action. this is how i'm here to help do my part. >> 18 year old cara dido was set to start nursing school. her mother saying she warned her to stay away from the area. >> i said, well, make sure you don't go to new orleans like you snuck last time. >> her friend zyon, describing the chaos as they tried to find safety. >> real life horror movie. everything in the car is hitting. it's getting thrown. it's getting thrown up into the air. i could have sworn she was behind me, but now that i'm doing the math, it's seeming like she ran a different direction. and i turned my head. and it's just. it's her in the street. >> kathy and luis tenorio were also worried about their 25 year old son matthew's plans to go to bourbon street. >> all i could do was just hug him and tell him i love you. happy new year! please text me when you get home. and that never text never came. >> 27 year old nicole perez was also killed. known for her dedication to work and her four year old son. >

williams jennings brian in his warning about the cost of gold. >> we will answer the demand for a goldd by saying to them, you shall not press down upon labor, this crown of thorns. you shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold. charles: joining me now independent institute senior fellow and author of good as gold, how to unleash the power of sound money, judy shelton. judy? let's talk about this , because she deserves that. >> [applause] charles: so let's talk about this because there was a huge battle in our country. some were silver, some were metal and then there was gold but ironically the democrats weren't crazy about silver per se, but then the speech, right? nobody ever heard of this dude and he gives a speech at the dnc and people go crazy, he becomes a nominee and now there's a battle. there's a battle, and talk about the fact that gold, mckinley won so gold won and how critical it was in the rise of the american century. >> well, as it turns out, william mckinley won very definitively and let me just say it's such an honor to be on your programmed to. i think that it's

such americans like wilson's former secretary of state william jennings bryan, wanted the united states to set a moral example to the rest of the world, but otherwise remain apart from that rest of the world. other americans of wilson's day wanted the united states to use its new power the way other great powers had used their power before by building great navies, amassing colonial empires, and generally asserting america's national interests on america's national terms. this was the view of wilson's fiercest republican adversaries like theodore roosevelt and henry cabot lodge. wilson almost among the leading figures of his day, recognized something that brian roosevelt and lodge could not or would not see the something he recognized was a truth that has wisely guided the united states from the time of franklin delano roosevelt until only just a few years ago, modern technology had shrunk the world to small. the first of the lesson he learned was that modern technology shrunk the world too small, and america's interest in that world had spread too wide for the united states ever to ach

but she now fades and andrew borden's and after william moody's opening statements. for the. andrew jennings again andrew borden's friendhis childhood says they have no direct evidence they're not going to be le to you the prop murder weapon nobody saw the crime committed they don't have a motive particularly for her maybe you're going to argue she didn't like her stepmother but to kill her father with an ax to the face, 11 horrific, angry times and at the burned dress was indeed stained with paint and that's something you burn, even though at the time, usually old clothing would either sell or tear up to use for rags. all right now, one person who will take stand isoing to be the maid, bridget sullivan. who the girls called maggie because she was ish and lt night maid was called maggie and there were some in the community and even some online. today who suspect that she was the tr killer. but she is going to recount the events of the morning of the murder. she and lizzie are still kd of on speaking terms. so they nod each other in the courtroom and she just her account of beingent out to sh

tradition and snubbing the inauguration live at the table scott jennings, ashley allison, kevin o'leary, catherine rampell and juan williams americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. a contentious job interview, the first of donald trump's controversial cabinet picks is likely to be confirmed to lead america's military. one key republican senator, joni ernst, now says she is going to support pete hegseth. but the question tonight is, does the man who will run the pentagon lack basic knowledge about the pentagon and what it does? democrats pressed him on several topics, but i want to start the conversation with this. hegseth now says that he supports women in combat roles. despite saying this just two months ago. >> i'm straight up just saying we should not have women in combat roles. it hasn't made us more effective, hasn't made us more lethal, has made fighting more complicated. >> he is walking all of that back now, saying that women in combat roles is fine with him as long as they mee

william barber, it is always a pleasure. thank you very much, and coming up, we learned because we try to remember history around here, y'all. coming up today, maybe four years since jensixth 2021 but it's also four years since the suspects placed pipe bombs near the dnc and rnc headquarters and authorities still haven't caught the person who did it. we'll dive into that next. that. iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. (children speaking) conflict is raging across the world, and millions of children's lives are being devastated by war, hunger, disease and poverty. we urgently need your help to reach children in crisis. please call or go online to give just $10 a month. only $0.33 a day. we need 1000 new monthly donors this month to help children in crisis around the world and right here at home. you can help us provide food, essentials, and lifesaving medical care to children in the most need. in the darkest times children suffer the most. you can help by calling right now and giving just $10 a month. all we need are 1000 monthly donors. please call or go online now with your mo