olivia victoria, policies-santa monica resident, thanks for joining us. olivia: thank you.: you can keep up-to-date with all of the latest developments on those fires on our live page. will find all the information you need there on bbc.com/news. so do check that out. former u.s. president jimmy carter was being laid to rest today alongside his wife, rosalynn, in his hometown of planes in georgia. a private funeral service has just concluded at them around the baptist church where jimmy carter had taught sunday school for decades. the motorcade is headed from the church to the carter residence where a private gravesite ceremony will be held. the public have been invited to pay their respects along the route. we know that plains, georgia is so precious and beloved to the late president, jimmy carter. we heard at his funeral service earlier today that he may have spent four years in the white house and four years in the governor of george's mansion, but he had spent 92 years in plains, georgia. and it was a very special place for him. earlier in the day, his casket was flown

his alarmed girlfriend, victoria's secret model olivia ponton, was at home, prompting her mom to call911. >> someone is trying to break into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. she is staying there. he's at the football game. she's wondering what she should do, if she should be hiding, or if she should be going outside. >> does someone trying to break in? >> yes. >> the incident turned joe's private life very public, something he loathes. according to those who cover the team. >> joe burrow. >> is the most. >> private athlete i've ever covered in covering the nfl for over a decade. he goes to measures to protect his security. that's why this was such a big deal. >> we live a public life. and, you know, one of my least favorite parts of that is the lack of privacy. and that has been difficult for me to deal with my entire career. i'm still learning, but i understand it's the life that that we choose. doesn't make it any any easier to deal with. >> but he's not alone. these burglaries are a disturbing trend confronting many nfl players and other league