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cbs' mark strassmann reports from plains, georgia. >> reporter: on new year's eve plains prepares to say good-bye to an old friend and neighbor, the 39th president of the united states. this is the death of a global figure. >> yes. >> reporter: but is there also death in a small town feel to this? >> i would say yes because just like i knew him on a personal level. i would say 50, 60% of the town knew him that same way. >> reporter: andi walker spent more than two decades as a friend, neighbor, and cook to the carters. she'll be among the mourners here when public remembrances begin on saturday. what is it you'll miss most about him? >> his charisma, his character, his love of everybody. the values that he brought into what made him such a powerhouse. >> reporter: at the carter center in atlanta, everyday americans will get to pay their respects this weekend. >> it will be open 24/7. there should not be major crowds or major lines, although i do expect people to want to spend a little bit of time, and so we will go with the flow as they want. >> reporter: over six days public ceremon

cbs news's mark strassmann saw the u.s. lander up close before it was shipped off for launch.built by a company called firefly near austin. it is six feet tall, 11ft wide, with four landing legs. it still will deliver ten science payloads for nasa, but its primary mission is to pave the way for astronauts to return. >>>>it's been basically the only thing we think about morning, noon, night. this really is a building largely of 20 somethings creating the next generation of space. i think that's one thing that that makes us really different is they've been told no so many times in their career, so they don't know what what can't be done. >>>>well, two of firefly's rivals flew into trouble on the first flights last year. one company, astro robotic, suffered a mission ending failure of its propulsion systems. the other, intuitive machines, touched down but tipped over with pop superstar beyonce has started a new lr fire relief fund. she's already contributed $2.5 million to the charitable foundation. the bay good relief fund will aid families in the altadena area who lost their ho

cbs' mark strassmann has more. >> let us pray. >> reporter: in a fitting farewell, jimmy carter's stateedral and the piety you'd expect for a man of profound faith. but like carter, this solemn goodbye had flashes of humor. >> there's an old line to the effect that two presidents in a room is one too many. >> reporter: what about fife presidents? they filed in among generations of washington a-listers. in the second row the clintons side by side with the bushes. barack obama shared a laugh with donald trump. minutes earlier, an awkward run-in. trump shook hands with mike pence, his estranged vice president. president biden's eulogy -- >> jimmy carter's enduring attribute, character. character, character. >> reporter: saluted his friend of more than 50 years. >> it's the strength to understand that everyone should be treated with dignity, respect, that everyone, and i mean everyone deserves an even shot. >> reporter: as he left the altar, mr. biden touched the casket of his old friend, jason carter's pa-pa, his grandfather. >> he was the same person no matter who he was with or where he