navy memorial. and then the procession begins around 3:45 to the u.s. capitol. it's expected to end at the u.s. capitol at 4:10 p.m. eastern time. and then a ceremony will happen at the u.s. capitol will members of congress, u.s. supreme court justices, the vice president, eulogies from dignitaries, the family as well. all happening here in washington. we want to get your thoughts today on the life and legacy of jimmy carter. your memories of him. please start dialing in now. democrats, your line this afternoon, 202-748-8000. republicans 202-748-8921. all others, dial in at 202-748-8922. also text at 202-748-8903. before we get to your calls joining us is talmage boston, a historian and author of the book, called "the best did it. lessons from our top presidents." as we watch the air force one touch down here, today it's called, special air mission 39 because it's carrying our 39th president, as we watch this, what do you think jimmy carter would think of all this pomp and circumstance that's happeni

navy memorial. the caisson detachment as part of the u.s. army's third u.s. infantry regiment. you heard ed mention the lead horse, remington, not to leave out the full eight horses that will be there as well as five soldiers. the other horses are bullet, rocket, burns, scout, regal, guenther. we will see this beautiful tradition. look how gorgeous that caisson and the midshipmen from the u.s. navy memorial that are flanking that as they will pay tribute. i think we should talk about now his service in the u.s. navy. seven years, and my right, from my memory that he served in the u.s. navy after graduating from the naval academy? >> it's important to remember that in 1943, we are in the middle of world war ii. there training jimmy carter for the postwar navy which is nuclear weapons. the manhattan project wasn't known about. there was no hiroshima and nagasaki. but he became part of the class that was ostracized by a lot of people at the naval academy and in the big navy because it was a small s.w.a

coursejimmy carter the navy memorial, because of course jimmy carter was the navy memorial, becausecarter was a navy officer after the second world war. after that they will be some speeches and tribute is paid by bipartisan groups and the leader of congress. his coffin will lie in state here at the capitol until thursday, where at the public will get their chance to pay their respects before that full state funeral takes place on thursday morning at the national cathedral here in washington. in terms of that state funeral, there will be president biden, but also former presidents, obama and.— but also former presidents, obama and. , g ., �* obama and. yes, joe biden will cive the obama and. yes, joe biden will give the eulogy _ obama and. yes, joe biden will give the eulogy for— obama and. yes, joe biden will give the eulogy forjimmy - give the eulogy forjimmy carter, we know that something thatjimmy carter asked him to do. all the living presidents will be there. it takes place at the national if here in washington. from there, jimmy carter's washington. from there, jimmy ca rter�

on these -- just on his early life and why they have chosen the national navy memorial. in the navy in 1948, training for submarine duty. later in his life, he started work on the fledgling nuclear program within the u.s. submarines. >> absolutely. at his wife's funeral last year, their daughter read a letter saying how much he missed her. he came back from the navy afterward to return to the agro business. he became famous campaigning as the peanut farmer. we have seen some memorials have jars of peanuts in his honor. but it was a business, his family was successful in plains, georgia. he became known for that and build himself into politics, became governor of georgia. and then president. >> i don't think people have been to the naval memorial. pretty spectacular. you have this grant surround that reforms the world in front of the memorial of the naval office. and when you look back in history, you would find the act to fund the memorial was signed by jimmy carter. it is symmetry to what is going on here. in the next few minutes, we are going to see the casket transfer

navy memorial. there, his casket will be carried to a caisson, a horse drawn military carriage, for the funeral procession to the u.s. capitol. there at the capitol. dignitaries will be on hand for a service in the capitol rotunda. vice president kamala harris, house speaker mike johnson and the new senate majority leader, john thune, will deliver eulogies after the service. members of the public are invited to pay their respects as president carter lies in state at the capitol this evening and through tomorrow ahead of his state funeral on thursday. let's go live now to cnn's phil mattingly, who is at joint base andrews just outside d.c. and, jeff, special air mission 39 is due to land any minute. >> yeah. special air mission 39. most people will look at the flight and think it's air force one. that's obviously only the case when the current president is on board. this will actually be the same plane, though, jake, that george h.w. bush took in his final journey from texas to joint base andrews and

this is a really moving tableau at the navy memorial, as lucas pointed out our only united states presidento be a member of the u.s. navy and you see the tribute being paid to him at the memorial. so, a stunning moment. we will continue to keep close watch on the proceedings around jimmy carter's funeral in washington, d.c., peer will take a quick break and be right back (vo) veteran homeowners, step into a new year of savings. with the newday one hundred cash-out loan. now you can pay off debt and save money! borrow up to one hundred percent of your home's value and get up to seventy thousand or more. save hundreds a month, thousands a year. ring in a new year of security bills paid and cash in the bank. (vo) call 1 (844) 637-2858. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increas

forthose for the us navy memorial in washington. for those of you who are just washington. away on december 29 at the age of 100 in his hometown in plains, georgia. and that is where eventually after all the ceremony we will see over the next br �*s and indeed his state funeral on thursday finish, he will then be taken back to plains, georgia. you are looking at these pictures live in maryland. this is special air mission 39. it has arrived atjoint base andrews. let's take a quick look at the events today. since sunday, president carter has been lying in repose — at the carter centre in atlanta, for the public to pay their respects. he died last month, at the age of 100. today, his family will accompany the coffin as it travels to dobbins air base in georgia for his final journey to washington dc, where he will lie in state at the capitol. they were with him when they did that, and they will be with him throughout until he goes to lie in state at the capital. he will remain there until he will remain there until his national funeral service on thursday morning at the washin

navy memorial.will speak to senator ed markey one of the last current lawmakers who served in congress when jimmy carter occupied the white house. >>> a developing story out of florida. two bodies found in the landing gear compartment after a flight arrived from new york. >>> donald trump's lawyers late efforts to delay sentencing in the hush money case has just been denied while he pushes to keep the special counsel report under wraps. our reporters are following all of the latest development. >>> a new york court of appeals denied the late efforts to delay sentencing in the hush money case. it is scheduled for friday. von hilliard is back at the camera after a news conference at mar-a-lago. let's talk about what the decision means for donald trump and what we know about how he's feeling about all of this. >> reporter: it's been indicated that if you were to have to appear would be virtual at this point in time, but this is an hour by hour blow at this point. the decision came down during the press

but also the navy memorial plays an important role in president carter's history. he was a lieutenant in the united states navy. he also was president and signed into law the law that declared the navy memorial this place to honor and remember those that had served in the united states navy in washington, d.c. so he was responsible for the creation of the navy memorial, which is a very important stop along pennsylvania avenue in washington, d.c., and it's a place where tourists can come and members of the navy can come to honor and remember those who have served in that particular branch of government. and then he will make his way up pennsylvania avenue and up capitol hill and a lot of credit has to go to washington, d.c.'s government to get this area completely cleared out to make it possible for this horse drawn caisson to make it up capitol hill. the past couple days in washington from a weather perspective have just been heck stick. there was basically a nonstop snow starting sunday night into monday morning. it snowed for a good portion of monday. stopped for

it is pretty spectacular, this granite that reforms the world just in front of the memorial of the navylled down pennsylvania avenue, about 25 minute journey to the us capitol building, and as i say, maybe we will run the pictures again for you. this very much evoking his first day in office and he walked down pennsylvania avenue when he became to power. you see there that there is a formation of the midshipmen from the us naval academy, also the us navy band and the secretary of the navy also present this afternoon. ambassador, for people who are not familiar with this memorial in the centre of washington, maybe you could just describe what we are seeing here and the poignancy of this.— poignancy of this. well, i cannot see _ poignancy of this. well, i cannot see it _ poignancy of this. well, i cannot see it right - poignancy of this. well, i cannot see it right now, | poignancy of this. well, i i cannot see it right now, but poignancy of this. well, i - cannot see it right now, but i do know— cannot see it right now, but i do know that _ cannot see it right now, but i do know that the

navy memorial before he makes his way to the u.s. capitol rotunda.will see the dignitaries pay respects to the capitol this evening before open to the public 7:00 tonight and tell him 12:00 and a chance tomorrow, the public can pay respects throughout the day before the funeral over at the national cathedral. as we are getting ready now and the hearse is an position, the motorcade ready to go. a number of street closures across washington, d.c., because expecting so many people to pay respects. a lot of effort coming into that specifically. as for president carter, i was waiting for thought about returning to washington because he came to washington as an outsider. of course, he is returning and a lot of focus on his legacy and what he was able to leave behind. and ou, martha, and sandra talking what he did after office but that entourage had you in the people may have served in the carter administration some 40 years ago and what their thoughts might be coming back to a dare frank washington 101970s and early 1980s. we are expecting the ceremony to

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navy memorial, a procession, excuse me, to the u.s. navy memorial. and then from there, another procession to our nation's capitol where the late president will lie in state under the capitol dome. there will be a ceremony today with the carter family, senators, members of the supreme court, the vice president, they'll be giving eulogies, and all that coverage will continue here on the c-span network starting around 2:15 eastern time. he. >> president jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states and the longest living leader passed away last month at the age of 100. join c-span for the state funeral. the public will have a chance to honor him on wednesday as his body remains in state at the u.s. capitol. on thursday the national funeral service will take place at washington national cathedral followed by his final resting ceremony at the carter family home in plains, georgia. watch c-span's live coverage of funeral services for former president jimmy carter on the c-span networks, c-span now, our ee mobile video app or online at c-span.org.

he travels here in his coffin today, to the navy memorial just up the road from here, and then he willany americans, a sense of decency and respect and integrity that americans want to believe is still possible. i got to see his warmth - and kindness, his humanity, but he was also somebody who never failed _ to follow through on what were | his most important convictions. a very good evening.

naval memorial in honor of his navy service. afterwards. a ceremony will welcome him into the capitol. his family will then be given private time with his remains before doors opened to the public. if they're a very sad moment, but also moment for inspiration, public viewing to see president carter's casket inside the capitol rotunda opens this evening reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> in the north bay, the sonoma county sheriff's office arrested a motorcyclist after leading deputies on a high-speed chase. they say this happened sunday in the area of highway one to one and college avenue. the deputy they say tried to pull over the writer with no license plate, but that person sped off going over 100 miles per hour. so the office used its helicopter to keep track of the bike, eventually pulling into a parking lot along old redwood highway and deputies were able that after using this technology are able to catch up with that motorcyclists and arrest the writer. woman has been charged with attempted murder in connection to a san

jimmy carter, from the hearse to the horse-drawn quezon here at the navy -- caisson here at the navy memorialo serve as president of the united states. six presidents have served in the navy, but only one is a naval academy graduate, and that's jimmy carter. it's something he wanted to do as a small boy. when he was 5 or 6 years old, he wanted to go to annapolis, and that resolve was only enforced during the pearl harbor attacks when he was lying on a hammock and heard the jalapeno please attack on the radio -- japanese attack, and he knew he needed to serve. it took a little bit, liz. he had to go to community college for a few years, but he made his way to the class of '47. because of world war ii, the class graduated early, and carter first got married, of course, to then-rosalynn smith. he was a member of the 2% club, only 2% of midshipmen who go to the naval academy marry their college sweethearts. that that's what he did. jimmy carter and rosalynn, you know, were, of course, jimmy carter served on battleships for a number of years and then was transferred to the submarine community. of

navy memorial through the streets of the nation's capital as onlookers lined the streets to pay their respects. the final farewell, meant to mirror carter's 1977 inaugural parade. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. the celebration of carter's life and legacy continued today. he died on december 29th at the age of 100. a live look now at the capitol rotunda tonight, where carter's flag draped casket was brought today. he will lie in state through thursday, so members of the public can pay their respects. ahead of his funeral service, which will be held on thursday at the washington national cathedral. president joe biden will deliver the eulogy this afternoon, a ceremony with members of congress and vice president kamala harris, james earl carter jr. >> loved our country. he lived his faith. he served the people and he left the world better than he found it. >> mr. carter's four children, as well as several grandchildren and other family members, stood in the rotunda for the solemn ceremony. lawmakers eulogized carter during the ceremony, emphasizing his values and leadership an

navy memorial to the u.s. capitol has been cleared off so it can make its way up the hill and his family won't have any trouble walking up the hill. i should say that even though there is snow everywhere in washington today, and even though it is freezing cold with temperatures in the 20s with a it or windchill, there is a bright sunny sky to greet the former president and his family as he makes his last trip here. washington dc. >> you did write that he was a genuine outsider when he went to the white house and he remained proud of that fact. how do you see this contrast and what we see play out today which is the traditional pomp and circumstance if we can say that, a somber one, of a presidential funeral which will lead up to what we see on thursday and who he felt he was? >> yes i think there is something paradoxical of course of him being honored in washington and he didn't really get along with washington at- large. he found it pretentious and indulgent and did not care for it arrogance and ways in the c

navy memorial as a tribute to carter's place. as the only naval academy graduate to become president. the former commander in chief will then be taken to the capitol, where he will lie in state until thursday, when his funeral service will be held at the national cathedral. >> i don't really know how you eulogize him, but he was such an example of an amazing man. >> carter died last month at the age of 100, living longer than any u.s. president. but during his time in office, he was considered a washington outsider, going from his family peanut farm to the governor's mansion and then the white house. >> the amount of what he accomplished, you know, i mean, unfortunately, he was an unpopular president. but when you look back, he was way ahead of his time. >> after his funeral thursday, carter will be returned to his hometown of plains, georgia, where he'll be buried next to his wife, rosalynn. in washington. connor hansen ktvu, fox two news. >> after two years of deficits, california governor gavin newsom says this year our state

navy memorial to honor the late president's submarine service, the casket arrived by horse drawn caisson to lie in state at the u.s. capitol, with lawmakers paying their respects before opening to the public. the trip through washington, recalling carter's choice to become the first president to walk down pennsylvania avenue during his inaugural parade, a sign of the openness he hoped to bring to the white house. though his time there was marked by the iran hostage crisis and a troubled economy at home, his public service continued in the nation's longest post-presidency. i have been reflecting on how, even after he left the white house, he had such an impact here in the united states and around the world. former president carter built homes for the poor with habitat for humanity and championed global humanitarian causes alongside his wife and confidante, rosalynn carter, he celebrated his 100th birthday in october. now capped by tributes to a life that began on a georgia peanut farm and ended with a reach across the globe. former president carter will lie in state here at the u.s. capit

navy memorial. we know, of course, that president carter served in the united states navy. then after that, john, what is going to happen is really symbolic. but we will see. is the horse drawn casket take the very same route that president carter walked during his inauguration several decades ago, from the navy memorial to the united states capitol. and it was remarkable when president carter took that walk because he wanted to be out and among the people during such a fractious time in our nation. and so he takes that very same walk again today. and then, of course, people from across the country will have the opportunity to say their goodbyes in the nation's capital as he lies in state. so the tributes will kick off in just a little bit. but a whole host of events as people continue to remember the nation's 39th president, john, when he got out and walked in 1977 at the inauguration, he was really the first to do that. >> and now it's become something of a tradition. eva mckend, thank you so much. we'll check back in with you in a bit. >> kate, coming up for us, if you a

navy memorial he authorized in 1980.nt carter began his service at the naval academy, and as a nuclear submarine engineer. retracing the route where carter set a modern tradition of walking the parade route on inauguration day. once a political outsider, at rest in the rotunda tonight. at thursday's national funeral president biden will deliver the eulogy, a personal request of president carter. >> we will take a break here. in 60 seconds a negovernment investigation into a feature in more than 2.5 million teslas, and the crashes under scrutiny. if have heart disease and struggle with ldl-c... even with statins and diet... listen to your heart. talk to your doctor about repatha. repatha plus a statin lowers ldl-c by 63%. do not take repatha if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can occur. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, throat or arms. common side effects include runny nose, sore throat, common cold symptoms, flu or flu-like sympt

capitol, the navy memorial and the national cathedral. for asking our community to be patient, plan ahead and give yourself extraen time. we also encourage you to consider utilizing the metro transitt system. we have a full list of the road closures maps and additional informationas regarding the security of these events online it is available for you to view this moment. thank you all for being here today . we will open up the floor for youran questions. >> shall march and 7news i want to thank you all for the hard work you are doing. you mentioned new orleans for that's the case of ala single person's self radicalized. someone whoho did their own planning. can you tell us, how do you prepare for someone who is prepared for carnage? cook so we all to his law enforcement every single day and i think i shared earlier, it's not weekly or biweekly basis we are always talking a incidents that can potentially happen here in the city. what we do and i do know we are all very well-trained professionals we hold a lot of special events across the

. >> former president carter was first honored in washington at the navy memorial downtown. >> before a procession down pennsylvania avenue brought his casket to the capitol building where he will lie in state until his funeral on thursday. >> lawmakers like senate democratic leader chuck schumer honored his legacy today and tomorrow americans will brave the snow and cold temperatures to pay their respects to one of the most decent man ever to hold office. a president senate republican leader john thune finds comfort in this moment. >> and while i join all americans in mourning the death of president carter. i rejoice at the thought that he and rosalynn are again together. >> now president carter will lie in state tonight. and for 24 hours straight starting tomorrow morning for the public to pay their respects. reporting live in washington. basil, john. basil, thank you for that. have a good evening. >> president elect trump wants to take over control of greenland and the panama canal and says he can't rule out using military force to do that. our washington correspondent hannah brand

navy memorial to honor the late president's submarine service, the casket arrived by horse-drawn caissonpoll with lawmakers paying respects before opening to the public. the trip to washington recalling carter's choice to be the first president to walk down pennsylvania avenue during his inaugural parade. a sign of the openness he hoped to bring to the white house. though his time there was marked by the iran hostage crisis and a troubled economy at home. his public service continued in the nation's longest post-presidency. >> i have been reflecting on how even after he left the white house he had such an impact here in the united states and around the world. >> reporter: former president carter built homes for the poor with habitat for humanity and championed global humanitarian causes, alongside his wife and confidante, rosalynn carter. he celebrated his 100th birthday in october, now capped by tributes to a life that began on a georgia peanut farm and ended with a reach across the globe. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> now let's check back in with angie lassman, who's trackin

s. navy memorial and from there he was given a military escort with a horse drawn case on down the national mall to the capital here, where he will be lying in state until thursday, thursday, there will be a funeral ceremony at the national cathedral. and when is all over, carter will return to be buried in his home garden next to his wife, rosalind. so long final journey for the former president, but he begins and ends in his home state of georgia gary on what will jimmy cox's legacy be that it was a complicated man who prided himself on his simplistic attitude. so it's an interesting legacy. he was president from 19771981 married to rosalind carter for an unbelievable 77 years the longest presidential marriage ever. and he died on december 29th in age. 100 making me the oldest president ever any. prided himself on his outside or status, even as president here, a warning jeans in the white house. he wouldn't let the marine band play. you play hilda, the chief as he entered the room because he thought that was just too fancy. and he had a contained chris relationship with congress. but to m

capital, the navy memorial, and the national cathedral.asking our community to be patient, plan ahead, and give yourself extra time. we also encourage you to consider utilizing our metro transit system. we have a full list of road closures, maps, and additional information regarding the security of these events online at nsse.dc.gov, it is available for you to view at this moment. thank you all for being here today. we will open the floor for your questions. >> reporter: hi, chief, michelle marsh from 7 news. i first want to thank you all for the hard work you're doing. you mentioned new orleans. that is the case of a single person was self radicalized, someone who did their own planning. can you tell us, how do you prepare for someone who is -bent on carnage? >> i think what we all do, as law enforcement partners, i think every single day, and i think i shared earlier, if not weekly, on a biweekly basis, we are always talking about an incident that can potentially happen here in the city. what i do know is, we are all very well trained pr

navy memorial to honor the president's late submarine service. the casket arrived at the u.s. capitol by horse drawn carriage. the former president's coffin was carried up the steps and into the rotunda. members of congress, supreme court justices and vice president kamala harris were waiting inside the capitol to pay their respects. carter's body will lie in state through thursday morning, when there will be a service for him at the washington national cathedral. back here at home, post offices and some federal buildings will be closed on thursday to observe the national day of mourning for former president carter. the nike missile site in the marin headlands will also be closed thursday, as will the maritime research center in the san francisco maritime national historic park. the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco will close. so will all u.s. citizenship and immigration services offices. all naturalization ceremonies and appointments that were originally scheduled for thursday will now be rescheduled. a handful of u.s. stock markets, including the new york

navy memorial. of course, president carter was in the united states navy. and then what happens after that will be quite symbolic. what we will see is the horse drawn casket make the very same journey. president carter did during his inaugural parade decades ago, when he got out on foot, notably and and walked that route. that's what we're going to see. his casket make that journey from the the the navy memorial to the united states capitol. president carter started a tradition of sorts with subsequent presidents doing that very same thing in their inaugural parades and having that connection with the american people. now, tonight at the capitol, there is going to be another ceremony before americans from across the country will have the opportunity to. uh, pay their respects as president carter lies in state before ultimately, the funeral service on thursday, where he will be eulogized by president biden before finally coming back here to georgia, his final resting place in his small hometown of plains. >> all right. thank you to our eva mckend outside the

from there, he will travel to the navy memorial and then on to the u.s. capitol rotunda.s is where he will lie in state for public to pay their respects. beginning later this evening. a powerful earthquake rattling western china overnight. nearly 100 people are dead, dozens others injured. ahead this midday, an update on the rescue efforts underway. straight ahead. plus, bay area based media now out with new policies when it comes to fact checking its content. the new announcement and what you're likely soon to see less of when you log on. we'll be right in western china. this was a 7.1 quake happening last night. now this was the center. this is near tib's holiest city, also near the border of nepal. there are now nearly 100 confirmed deaths, with reports of more people trapped as the death toll and injuries mount. officials are searching the rubble for survivors. here's nbc's janis mackey frayer. this was a strong earthquake at a remote, high altitude in the himalayas, with a rescue operation now underway in freezing cold conditions. the epicenter was located in dhingra

navy memorial through the streets of the nation's capital. he is lying in state in the capitol rotunda for the public to pay their respects. lawmakers today eulogized carter during a ceremony emphasizing his values and leadership. >> james earl carter jr. loved our country. he lived his faith. he served the people and he left the world better than he found it. >> carter will lie in state through thursday. ahead of his funeral service, which will be held on thursday at the washington national cathedral. before we go to break a live look at the eaton fire burning in altadena tonight, a look at this from mount wilson. over the city just north of pasadena. you can see those flames and that large plume of smoke rising over the hillside there. an aggressive firefight underway across l.a. county as crews now battle three fires tonight. the eaton fire burning 400 acres. at last check w h 0% at around 3:30 p.m. on thompson avenue near westwood westwood hills park. excuse me. when firefighters arrived, they found an outbuilding engulfed in flames. they

before they go to the navy memorial. um, this is similar to what we have seen throughout the week. i think we were at the carter center all this time, and we saw people emerging with tears in their eyes, holding hands on their hearts. just the enormity of the moment and of what they witnessed in paying respect to president carter. so when he arrives in washington, what we will see is really remarkable because he is going to the late president will take the very same route that he did when he was elected president, when he very notably made that walk from the navy memorial to the capitol. that is something that subsequent presidents have done, and it has become a bit of a tradition. but president carter really wanted to be a man of the people, and he started that tradition on foot. and now today we are going to see a horse drawn casket make that very same journey. >> pam, i want to bring in former atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms. keisha, you have said that jimmy carter was the epitome of a servant leader. explain that for us. >> well, he certainly has given us an example of what

navy memorial in downtown washington. carter authorized its construction when he was president. d as a naval officer onboard the country's first experimental nuclear submarine. it was his dream to join the navy, and he chose this spot to play a special role in his own funeral. ♪ carter's flag-draped casket was then transferred to a horse-drawn caisson. and began its slow procession down pennsylvania avenue. the farewell echoing this historic moment from 1977, when the carters got out of their car and walked to the white house on his inauguration day. today at the capitol, his casket was carried with care and precision, step by step. vice president kamala harris remembering carter as a president ahead of his time. >> jimmy carter was that all too rare example of a gifted man who also walks with humility, modesty, and grace. >> reporter: as tonight, the nation pauses to honor this son of the south and his remarkable century of service. david, tonight, jimmy carter has returned to a very different washington than the one he left after his presidency, even more divided than back then

and then he'd been flown to washington kerry by motorcade to the the navy memorial here in washington, the national mall. and from there you got a military escort with a horse drawn carriage to the capital here, where he will be lying in state until thursday where people can come visit him. and there will be a funeral at the national cathedral on thursday. and after that, all over carter will return to georgia to be buried in his own garden next to his wife, rosalind and his legacy will be a complicated one. he was a one term president besieged by the crisis in her run by the energy crisis. he did return the panama canal to panama, that something you can see, donald trump here trying to get back. but he was also much praised for his personal life. he was married to his wife, rosalind for 77 years. the longest presidential marriage ever died on december 29th, at a 100, the oldest president ever. and so it's interesting to see that while he was never really a creature of washington, he's now really being celebrated both by uh, washington insiders and regular americans as well. india, so

s. navy memorial on the capital mall and then given a military escort on a horse drawn case onto the return to the us capital. there he will, lion state until is few or let the national cathedral on thursday. he was president from 1977 to 1981 married to rhode island, carter for 77 years longer than any presidential marriage. and he died on december 29th at age 100 living longer than any other us president. he relished his outside your stats, wearing blue jeans in the white house and refusing to let the marine band play hail to the chief when he entered the room in a frosty relationship with congress and much of the washington establishment. he's perhaps better known for what he did after leaving the white house, he wrote 33 books and helped to renovate more than 4000 homes for habitat, for humanity. a while he was never considered a creature of washington, james or own carter is being embraced by both the washington establishment and ordinary americans in debt. john henry l g 0. washington, found a problems as far right and national from joe murray. the pen has died at the age of 96

s. navy memorial and from there he was given a military escort with a horse drawn case on down the national mall to the capital here, where he will be lying in state until thursday on thursday. there will be a funeral ceremony at the national cathedral. and when is all over, carter will return to be buried in his home garden next to his wife, rosalind. so long final joy.

navy memorial, which carter, a navy veteran authorized building in 1980.lked beside the horse-drawn caisson, a nod to carter's decision to walk down pennsylvania avenue during his inaugural parade in 1977. a commander in chief from humble beginnings who says he aspired to make government more competent and compassionate. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> when "cbs news roundup" continues, we'll tell you about a move in washington to help people with medical debt that causes bad c ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ together, we are all healthier when everyone is vaccinated. let's get together. let's thrive together. ♪♪ talk with your pediatrician today about childhood immunizations. ♪♪ this message is brought to you by the american academy of pediatrics. ♪ >>> this is "cbs news roundup." i'm carissa lawson in new york. with just days left before leaving office, the biden administration is taking a big step to help people with medical bills get loans. the consumer financial protection bureau is moving to ban medical debt from appearing on credit reports. nancy c

a stop at the navy memorial, as a former naval officer, of course, and then hear to the us capitol where leaders including the republican speaker of the house mikejohnson, who described the former president as an extraordinary man. he said he was a man who knew the value of a dollar and hated government waste. john thune, the republican majority leader, in the senate, also talking aboutjimmy carter in warm terms, saying he was a faithful servant to his creator and his fellow man. and then the vice president kamala harris talking about his legacy from his time in the white house. the environmental legislation that he passed. the republican speaker of the house mikejohnson, who described the former president as an extraordinary man. he said he was a man who knew the value of a dollar and hated government waste. john thune, the republican majority leader, in the senate, also talking aboutjimmy carter in warm terms, saying he was a faithful servant to his creator and his fellow man. and then the vice president kamala harris talking about his legacy from his time in the white house. the envir

navy memorial because they want to pay tribute to his time. >> serving in the navy before then he was taken to the u.s. capitol where as we've been mentioning, he will lie in state for a number of ceremonies planned to honor the 39th president culminating in the funeral service at the national cathedral on friday. and we will mention that because of the weather in dc things are running about an hour and a half later. they got snow there. >> things have kind of ground to a halt. there's it's going to take a little bit longer for them to get everything in order at the capitol were this afternoon, they will have a special ceremony there before people able to pay their respects for the next couple of days until they have an official ceremony on thursday. as for our weather. >> looking lots of country in a winter blast. we're just seeing the return of some wind. but it is a dry, offshore wind in. >> is actually going to do a little bit to warm us up for a lot of our coastal areas, especially there's your view at the embarcadero. just how windy it is. those flags evidence, a sign of that. y

first president that i remember former president carter was first honored in washington at the navy memorialntown before a procession down pennsylvania avenue. part of casket to the capitol building where he will lie in state until his funeral on thursday. lawmakers like senate democratic leader chuck schumer honored his legacy. >> today and tomorrow americans will brave the snow and cold temperatures to pay their respects to one of the most decent man ever to hold office. president. >> senate republican leader john thune finds comfort in this moment today. i join all americans in mourning. president carter, but i rejoice and the thought that he. together with his beloved wife, rosalynn. he's now before. the face of his father. >> carter will lie in state tonight. and for 24 hours straight starting tomorrow morning for the public to pay their respects. reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> new at 10 tonight, richmond's mayor and city council members could be getting a major pay raise. the city council discussed 80% pay hike for all city council members and the mayor, if approved counc

navy memorial and then the u.s. capitol. it was designed to mirror his inaugural parade in 1977. following president carter's funeral on thursday, his remains will be flown back to plains, georgia, his hometown where he lived and where his family will hold a private service and buried next to his wife of 70 plus years, rosalynn carter, at the family peanut farm. >> jimmy carter was a forward- looking president with a vision for the future. consider his establishment of the department of energy in 1977 which anticipated the central role it would play in addressing the climate crisis. his creation of fema in 1979 which enabled our nation to mobilize a national response to disasters which has helped countless communities rebuild and recover. and his founding of the department of education, later that year, which elevated public education institutions and increased national standards for the education of america's children and future leaders. jimmy carter was that all too rare example of a gifted man who also walks with humility, modesty, and grace. recall the stories from the 1976 c

on tuesday to include the president's remains being carried from the navy memorial here in washington by horse to the u.s. capitol where he will lie in state. so all of these things are things that are of concern and importance. we know again that there will be the funeral on thursday for president carter at the national cathedral here in washington. president biden intended to attend that funeral and give a eulogy for president carter. that's before he leaves for rome. it's a busy couple of days here in the last two weeks of president biden's presidency. he'll head to rome to meet with the pope. excuse me, he'll meet with the pope in vatican city and meet in rome with leaders from italy as we. that's before we anticipate he will give two more speeches according to people familiar with the planning. one speech on foreign policy to speak about the work this president has done on building alliances around the world and the fact he believes the u.s. is more secure and stronger as a result of the alliances he's helped to solidify or grow in different parts of the world. as well as a secon