i said, oh no, it is rosalind's birthday. i thought, what could i give her that would be most appreciated? i wrote a note to her and said, never again in my life will i ever refer to tardiness in a negative way. and i signed it, and for the last 15 years i have kept my promise. it removed one opportunity for constant arguments, so we have not had an argument about tardiness. mrs. carter: and i haven't been late, right? fmr. pres. carter: never late. >> when you talked to rosalind about coming back to planes in 1953, what was that like? fmr. pres. carter: there wasn't much conversation. when my father died i came back on the way, drove up from planes to schenectady, and on the way back i decided, to my amazement, that i would like to resign from the navy and go back to planes. when i informed rosalind there was nothing but a total explosion. and then a very deep and bitter division between us. but i persisted, and we loaded the kids in the back end of a stray stash of a station wagon and drove home to planes, never said a word

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 me, i knew was probably best known for his 33 books and his efforts to build more than 44000 houses for habitat, for humanity. so a long and complicated legacy, much of it after he was present. so engine, thanks so much indeed. now social media p

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, social media and mega has craft. it's 5 checking program in the united states. the process which was led by specialist research bodies is now going to be replaced by a community based system similar to that introduced at x for many during this twist . my kind of reports that we're focused on building the fundamental technology that will help bring the metal metal c o box is that the book has long to be in a champion of active content. moderation is now robust disposition, basically giving into conservatives who had accused metal practicing a form of censorship. a youtube that he acknowledges reflex ships in the us political landscape after tom 1st killed the white dude in 2016. the legacy media wrote

. >> her schedule was grueling, yet through it all rosalind remained an earnest and gracious campaignerple ask me every day, how can you stand for your husband to be in politics and everybody know everything you do? i just tell them, we were born and raised in plains, georgia. it has a population of 683, and everybody has always known everything i do. [laughter] jimmy has never had any hint of scandal in his life. i believe he can restore that honesty, openness, confidence in government we sorely need. i think he will be a great president. >> the last boat was cast, and the polls were closed. darkness fell over new england. anna dates met once again with their supporters and anxiously waited for the first returns of the primary season. >> jimmy carter took a long lead tonight in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. he won the new hampshire primary handler. >> when the official results were announced jimmy carter had won 30% of the total popular vote. fmr. pres. carter: the new hampshire results show that in new england the south was not the handicap many people thought i

he was married to his wife, rosalind for 77 years. the longest presidential marriage ever died on december 29th, at a 100. was the oldest president ever in. 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 in death. all right, john, thank you so much for that. john hendrick live where is that from washington? dc on jimmy contest funeral and his legacy on social media platforms, facebook, instagram, and threads dropping the side checking system in the us power company meta says it's used as will now be mocking post as potentially misleading, similar to the system of community notes used on ex match as the logs that come back says the aim is to reduce censorship online. since fact checkers may be biased, the problem with complex systems is may make mistakes, even say, accidentally censor, just one percent of post. that's millions of people. and we've reached a point where it's just too many mistakes in too mu

he was married to his wife, rosalind for 77 years. the longest presidential marriage ever died on december 29th, at a 100 years of 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 in depth to indonesia as low as a multi $1000000000.00 program to provide free meals for millions of children and pregnant women. the initiative was a key campaign promise of president for both of us to be unto and aims to reach more than 82000000 people. jessica washington reports from the capital in jakarta. across indonesia, a daily surprised now awaits school children. as they opened the new launch boxes to find out what's on the menu today. today we are eating chicken rice, but non and vegetables. usually i have to can look at the breakfast. this week indonesia launches it's multi $1000000000.00 program to provide free daily meals for children, pregnant women and new mothers around the country.

absolutely, and actually and his wife - actually and his wife rosalind's funeral last year, their— rosalind'she came back from the navy afterward — her. he came back from the navy afterward to return to the agribusiness. it was more of an agricultural business than a farm — agricultural business than a farm he _ agricultural business than a farm. he became famous camping as that _ farm. he became famous camping as that peanut farmer, some memorials have jars of peanut in his— memorials have jars of peanut in his honour, but it was a business _ in his honour, but it was a business how that he was successful from his family was very— successful from his family was very successful in plains, georgia, _ very successful in plains, georgia, and so he became on for that— georgia, and so he became on for that and build him seven politics— for that and build him seven politics -- _ for that and build him seven politics —— became known for that, — politics —— became known for that, governor of georgia and then— that, governor of georgia and then president. | that, governor of georgia and then president

but he'll put a man, but as a father, a grandfather, of course, a husband to rosalind for 77 years when we have the the, the national farewell to jimmy carter, which case under way and just under an hour. okay. i'm just saying, no, we're looking at some of the pictures that we've been seeing of the call it seems has. what looks like it may have arrived or it's just arriving. i'm seeing these live pictures where he supported apartheid says optic. i certainly didn't condemn them. that he didn't because against these trustees and el salvador, that he essentially gave the indonesian government that i'd like to carry out this invasion on various of trustees and he's timor as well. so it becomes complicated, but people will point to the work that he did afterwards. with the cost to center, when he tried to advance them up to see what need to go sheeted settlements in some of the wilds at halters port sports as well. he declared it's real to be in the pop type states. he also talked about nicholas material, even though the american and the station was saying that his far selection was fraudule

jimmy carter ya descansan en el cementerio de su ciudad natal en georgia, junto a los de su esposa rosalindiÉn tuvo su primer saludo en pÚblico con su ex vicepresident, mike pence. el presidente electo no pudo frenar su sentencia por los pagos a la actriz stormy daniels. la corte suprema de estados unidos rechazÓ aplazar la audiencia programada para este viernes. horas antes, una corte de apelaciones tambiÉn negÓ la solicitud de trump, quien en mayo fue declarado culpable de 34 cargos por falsificaciÓn de registros comerciales. el juez juan merchÁn ya adelantÓ que la sentencia no incluirÁ pena de cÁrcel ni libertad condicional en venezuela. en vÍsperas de la juramentaciÓn presidencial, hoy la lÍder opositora marÍa corina machado fue detenida brevemente por fuerzas chavistas despuÉs de encabezar una marcha en caracas. fue su primera apariciÓn pÚblica tras mÁs de cuatro meses oculta en una publicaciÓn en x, la lÍder opositora dijo que su corazÓn estaba con el venezolano herido de bala por fuerzas del rÉgimen. cuando la detuvieron y que maÑana comunicarÁ lo que ocurriÓ hoy y lo que viene. mari

and lillian delivered rosalind. rosalind met jimmy carter when she was three years old.hen he was three years old, she was a newborn. he came to visit her. so this. this marriage was 77 years, 78. remarkable. yeah. >> no. and listen, they never really left that town, right? they, of course, moved back. they were in the white house for those four years. and those small town values of community, of faith, of kinship, of seeing people are as valuable even as he was growing up in a very segregated time. his father, of course, held very racist views, as did a lot of people during the time. his his mom had more progressive views, but he brought that to the country. this idea that america could be better than its racial past, it could get over its racial history. and then, of course, his post-presidency. a model you can hardly think of any other president who has done what he has done on the global stage. >> and i just want to again, emphasize that what you are seeing right now is the very large carter family, uh, beginning to gather to start this very long planned. celebration

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carter serÁ enterrado en plains, en el mismo lugar donde su esposa rosalind fue sepultada el aÑo pasadoimina las disposiciones que reducen los beneficios de seguridad social para individuos con pensiones por su trabajo. las primas mensuales estÁndar aumentarÁn, asÍ como los deducibles. noticias telemundo en la noche ampliaremos la informaciÓn sobre estos cambios que usted podrÁ ver. y hoy entra en efecto, un nuevo peaje por congestiÓn para los conductores que accedan al centro de manhattan. para los conductores, el costo depende de la hora del dÍa y de si tienen un sistema de peaje electrÓnico o easypass jameve nos tiene mÁs detalles. >> la ciudad de nueva york ha sido la primera del paÍs en adoptar un peaje por congestiÓn, dijo esta tarde el presidente de la autoridad metropolitana de transporte. la medida entrÓ en vigencia este domingo 5 de enero a la medianoche. han funcionado a la perfecciÓn unas 1400 cÁmaras repartidas en 110 puntos de detecciÓn para cobrar la tarifa a quienes ingresen al sur de la calle 60 en manhattan investments. >> that it should have been done. >> la gernadora

rare and special a person he was from improving rights to his tireless efforts alongside his wife, rosalind, with habitat for humanity. he inspired millions with his unwavering commitment to justice and equality. we pray for his family, we pray for his loved ones, may his memory be a blessing and a root -- and a enduring reminder of what it means to truly serve. now, mr. president, first, welcome to all of my colleagues to the 119th congress. i hope everyone had a blessed and happy start to the new year full of family and loved ones. i was lucky enough to have just that. today, the senate begins a new chapter in its distinguished history. we begin our at a moment of. crossroads for our country we convened at a time of uncertainty, for american democracy, for america's economy. and for the future leadership of america on the world stage. these challenges that we face as a nation are great, and so must be our resolve. when we first begin by acknowledging my friend and colleague, the former republican leader senator mcconnell. for as long as i have served as democratic leader, he has sat oppos

it to the white house, now returning to plains, georgia, where he will be laid to rest alongside rosalind let's take you back to los angeles and share some live images of how things have been playing out this evening. you can see aerial shots — there are those shots. they have just gone away from us but there is more information on our website. thanks forjoining us. hello there. winter continues to hold a firm grasp across the country. so it will be a freezing friday in store. yes, a frosty start with some freezing fog as well first thing in the morning, gradually lifting to sunny spells. but as we head towards the weekend, something a little less cold on the horizon but still under the influence of high pressure. still the wind direction coming from the north. the only exception into the far southwest. here we've got cloud and showery outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow for a time down to the southwest, some freezing fog lingering in the southeast, and some icy stretches. they will lift to sunny spells into the afternoon. could still see a few coastal showers across the far north and east,

carter será sepultado en el estado donde nació, en georgia, junto a su esposa rosalind, quien murió enal ya ha provocado recortes en el número de agentes de policía y bomberos en oakland. queremos ahora saber cómo estará el panorama del tiempo en nuestra región en los próximos días. vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera, quien tiene más detalles. marcelo, háblanos primero de esos fuertes vientos que están avivando las llamas en los incendios allá en el sur de nuestro estado. feliz jueves. cuéntanos. gracias. qué tal? buenas tardes. feliz jueves y durante toda la semana hemos estado hablando sobre los fuertes vientos de santa ana y toda la destrucción que han estado causando en la zona del sur de california. pero de qué se trata esto y cómo se forman? bueno, pues se forman cuando tenemos estos sistemas de altas presiones que se desarrollan al este de las montañas de la sierra. una vez esto ocurre, vamos a tener el siguiente escenario. esto genera fuertes corrientes de aire y fuertes corrientes de vientos que se van desplazando sobre la montaña. y una vez que esto ocurre, ese aire y ese vient

p posteriormente, sus restos se trasladaron al centro carter, fundado por el y su esposa r rosalind,er ayuda humanitaria alrededor del mundo. >> otro principio del centro carter trabajar donde otros no estan trabajando. >> alli se llevo a cabo una ceremonia y un servicio en su honor. >> keepers of my grandparents legacy. >> su nieto agradecio a la organizacion por preservar el legado de sus abuelos. por invitacion de la familia, el publico pudo pasar a despedirse. su feretro reposara ahi hasta el martes, cuando sera transportado a washington para ser velado en el capitolio federal. el jueves por la manana se llevara a cabo el funeral de estado en la catedral nacional de washington, d.c. y posteriormente , sus restos regresaran aqui a georgia para que sea enterrado en plains junto con su esposa, rosalynn carter. vuelvo contigo. >> gracias, lourdes. su nombre admirable, sobre todo por su humildad y su servicio publico. en otras noticias, el presidente de argentina, javier milei, recibio hoy con maximos honores al lider opositor edmundo gonzalez urrutia. esta visita es parte del recorri

país, el féretro de carter fue trasladado a su natal georgia, donde descansará junto a su esposa rosalinddy, por el reporte y los inspectores de seguridad del aeropuerto internacional de san francisco protestaron este jueves exigiendo millones de dólares que según ellos se les debe por pagos atrasados y también por aumentos salariales prometidos por tsa que nunca recibieron. es que a pesar de una ley aprobada en 2022 que exige salarios iguales a los empleados directos de las agencias de seguridad, los trabajadores contratados por la empresa covenant siguen esperando el cumplimiento que le da nuestro jefe. entonces, nos está afectando demasiado, no solamente personalmente, sino también económicamente. no podemos vivir en el área de la bahía, tenemos que venir de otros este counties para poder trabajar acá y poder sobrevivir en nuestras casas. y la supervisora connie chan apoyó el evento para destacar las dificultades financieras y también las injusticias que enfrentan los inspectores, cuyo trabajo dijo es crucial para la seguridad de los pasajeros del aeropuerto de san francisco. bueno, le

and when is all over, carter will return to be buried in his home garden next to his wife, rosalind. so long final joy.

he is being very data some with rosalind.ranch-style, pictures all over the refrigerator. what did you make of the description his grandson had of his grandpa? >> guest: it's not what we typically associate with presidential homes, to be sure. not that all presidents have been wealthy but usually once they leave office they do write books, they give talks, the in-depth living in slightly different circumstances than perhaps when they came in office. the commitment to meet with what it signifies is a commitment to the community and to the church community and the people in the neighbor secret up with andy recognition of how much his presence could continue to do for georgia. he didn't have to go back there. he chose to. for me it's less about the house and more about the roots and wanted to make sure as long as he is able to, he gave back to that space. >> host: he discovered his family farm was in debt. he was at least $1 million in debt debt. they had to make money. >> guest: yes. the way he chose to do so was writing books.

rosalind sister was even named lillian after his mother. so this is very small town and just in a lot of people have spoken about jimmy carter's faith, and it makes me think of a story i was told by paul costello, who worked for the carters. and he said on a white knuckle flight in new hampshire with a lot of turbulence in 1976, everyone was panicking, and the only person calmly sitting there was jimmy carter, because he so firmly believes in in his faith in being reunited with rosalynn, his wife of 77 years, which is longer than many people live. i mean, their relationship with each other was so beautiful, and i got to meet them and witness some of their interaction, and it was just a normal kind of authentic, true love for each other. >> and tim, obviously in your looking at this as a historian, a presidential historian, the casket is about to be removed from this special mission. of course, 39 jimmy carter's remains being received by his family. as we're watching this somber moment. >> well, what we're going to see is precision, and that

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georgia, where he spent 80 of his 100 years passing the methodist church where he married his beloved rosalind, and the house the couple built in 1962, where they lived until their passing, leaving only twice for four years in the governor's mansion and four more in the white house. hundreds lining the path of the motorcade to atlanta. we lost a great american and a great person today that honor and respect following mr. carter to his presidential library, where he lies in state, an honor guard standing watch around the clock as crowds continue to gather. president carter represented a lot of people, and we were very proud of him. we respected him. respect earned, his family says, not only for his political career and amazing humanitarian efforts across the globe, but by the way, he lived his life every day for a century. he not only cared about the nation and the good that he did, he cared about his neigighbors next door. he always checked in on anybody in town he'd send letters to just how, from all the work he had to do, how personable he stayed with everybody. jimmy carter, a man who staye

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and from rosalind jose and thanks for updating us from washington, dc of the russian energy company gas problem says natural gas expos, to you via ukraine. i've been halted. flo stops in the early hours of new year's day when a transit deal expired. european commission says member states have arranged alternative supplies. meanwhile, at least 2 people have been killed in a russian jordan strike on new cranes, capital kids explosions were hood off to the air force wound of drones approaching the city. eddie on new year's day, the mayor of kids says 2 buildings were damaged in the attack. dining hall a small from keys. just hours off, the president zaleski used his new via video address to say that he would do everything possible to bring it in to the war. in 2025 will rusher, it turned out had a message which i don't hear on the 1st of january interrupted by the sound of the air, raid sirens across the capital, keys and locations all over the country as a wave of more than a 110 russian attack drones made their way towards targets through ukrainian air space. many of them were told, brou

but he made the decision, he and rosalind to go back to plains, georgia.d i thought that was very cool. go back to the small town. be who you are. >> it worked out well. you know, we ended up coming home and starting the carter center and starting off a new life. so, you know, we missed the white house. sure. but. and what we might be able to accomplish there. but but it didn't slow down. you know, dad's desire to help people. >> we heard president carter speak, and he talked about when he and rosalynn left the white house and he said, we realized that we had a lot of life left, and we had to sit and figure out what we wanted to do with our lives. and i think that there has not been a president with no disrespect to anyone who's come before or after, who has done more since they left office than even they did when they were in office. and i think it's a testament to them as a couple, just the humanitarians that they have been to us as a nation and to our world. >> the carter center is a joint between my parents, and we only do projects that nobody else is

que los hombres de carter y ford decididamente pensaban de diferentes maneras sobre el congreso, rosalind trabajos. el legado de jimmy carter de paz y compasiÓn ha de permanecer insÓlito como serÁ por toda la eternidad, extendemos en nuestro amor y agregamos en nuestras oraciones a las oraciones de decenas de millones de personas en todo el mundo, que dios bendiga y cuide a este buen hombre, que Él le concede a paz a la familia de carter y les nos despedimos el hombre en cuya vida viviÓ plenamente, con una fe demostrada en innumerables por los trabajos, con una misiÓn enriquecida mente frÍa y un alma recompensada con vida eterna. y por mi parte, jimmy, estoy deseoso de reunirme contigo, tenemos mucho que comentar, gracias seÑor presidente, bienvenido a la casa de un viejo amigo. [sonido ambiente] satcha: acabamos de escuchar el tributo que escribiÓ en vida el expresidente gerald ford, fue leÍdo por steven ford quien serÍa el hijo menor del ex mandatario ford. durante esta transmisiÓn les comentaba de esa amistad que habÍan forjado estos dos ex mandatarios de partidos distintos y que los h

it to the white house, now returning to plains, georgia, where he will be laid to rest alongside rosalind, his wife of 77 years. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. temperatures in parts of the uk could fall below —16 degrees celcius tonight, as cold air continues to sweep across the country. fresh weather warnings have been issued, with snow, ice and fog forecast across southern england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland. our reporter ben philip is the village of ballater, in aberdeenshire. very chilly here tonight. the north of scotland is no stranger to winter weather but it has been covered by snow and ice warnings for nearly two weeks now. there has been travel disruption, hundreds of schools have been closed for days and it keeps snowing. the current yellow warning here expires tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. overnight though it is predicted that some parts of the highlands could experience temperatures as low as —16 or —20 celsius, very cold indeed but that is still a long way off the uk's lowest ever recorded temperature which was seen 43 years ago tonight, that was mi