and with where the plane is and with people coming from wisher time to d.c.and in the next of immense and hours and and with mentors of the government a lawmaker is the list goes on and i'm sure they are being very meticulous with notifications. they want to make sure they got the right people because god forbid you do the wrong thing. what other thing we should mention is this going to be as we said they were the busiest airports in the world. so you have a lot of people stranded one of the things you won't hear about going on here is you thousands of people at the airport expecting to leave and they are stranded there. very often you can't get them to hotels so what happens to their care and feeding it falls to local cops as well. and large-scale disasters a building collapse or something like that. and they show up you take over a local high school start putting people in there. it's a tangential thing the local cops will be doing and certainly going behind the scenes. let's bring in jon scott the host of the fox report also a licensed pilot with more info

well wishers have been filing past his casket for one final day before his remains are taken to washington, d.c. tomorrow morning. outside the center people of all ages are leaving flowers and messages in tribute to the nation's 39th president. >> it's a celebration. i know many people feel very somber, but i feel mostly celebratory for with having known -- i don't mean i know him -- but of knowing this man and his good works and they're very inspiring. >> he inspired lots of people to do great things. >> carter will lie in state in the capitol rotunda tomorrow and wednesday and then on thursday. all five living u.s. presidents are expected to attend his state funeral at the national cathedral. carter will have one final homecoming. he will be buried in plains, georgia, on the family property next to his wife of 77 years, rosalynn carter. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced today he's resigning and stepping down as head of the country's liberal part. trudeau, one of canada's longest serving prime ministers, said increasing discontent over his leadership and internal politi

well-wishers paid their respects at the carter presidential center in atlanta for one final day before his remains are taken to washington, d.c., tomorrow morning. outside the center, people of all ages are leaving flowers and messages in tribute to the nation's 39th president. >>>>it's a celebration. i know many people feel very somber, but i feel mostly celebratory for having known. i don't mean i know him, but of knowing this man and his good works. and they're very inspiring. he inspired lots of people to do great things. >>>>well, carter will lie in state in the capitol rotunda on tuesday and wednesday. and on thursday, all five living u.s. presidents are expected to attend a state funeral at the national cathedral. carter will then be buried in plains, georgia, on the family property next to his wife, rosalynn carter. still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. we'll tell you about the highway repairs about to impact nighttime drivers in the north bay. plus, crab season finally gets underway. the challenges facing bay area fishermen. here's a live look outside before

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fox's connor hansen shows us how well-wishers paid their respects. >> the casket of former presidentimmy carter arriving at the carter presidential center in atlanta saturday. his family and loved ones remembered their beloved patriarch. >> life that i think we can all agree, is as full and powerful as any life can be. >> the ceremony wrapping up a motorcade procession throughout georgia that saw stops in carter's hometown and family farm and the state capitol, where he served as a legislator and later as governor before his time in the white house. as president, carter helped broker a landmark peace deal between israel and egypt, receiving the nobel peace prize in 2002 for his work resolving conflicts and promoting human rights. carter's post-presidency is considered one of the most impactful of any former commander in chief. he partnered with habitat for humanity for more than 35 years, helping to build or repair thousands of homes, and his nonprofit, the carter center, helped lead international campaigns to eradicate disease and promote democracy. >> we've observed 125 elections a

there were many well wishers. but he spotted someone whose opinion he greatly valued. asked him what he thought of the speech he had just delivered to the nation by a divided civil war. the man replied, it was a sacred effort, it was a sacred effort. that man was frederick douglas. here we are nearly 160 years later in a room where abraham lincoln and frederick douglas stood to unify the nation. i'm joined by an incredible first lady jill, we're joined by incredible vice president kamala harris and second gentleman doug, doug, he's a hell of a lawyer, by the way. finally get to get to practice again, huh? for the final time as president, i have the honor bestowing the medal of freedom on our nation's highest civilian honor on a group of extraordinary, truly extraordinary, people. who gave their sacred effort, their sacred effort. to shape the culture and the cause of america. so let me just say to each of you, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you've done to help this country. [ applause ]. you all literally embody the nation's creed -- out of many one. collectio

there were many well-wishers, but he spotted someone whose opinion he greatly valued. president lincoln asked him what he thought of the speech he had just delivered to the nation by a divided civil war. the man replied it was a sacred effort. it was a sacred effort. that man was frederick douglass. here we are, nearly 160 years later, in a room where abraham lincoln and frederick douglass stood to unify the nation. i'm joined by our incredible first lady, jill. >> we're joined by incredible vice president kamala harris and second gentleman doug. doug is a hell of a lawyer, by the way. finally get to get to practice again, huh? and for the final time as president, i have the honor of bestowing the medal of freedom on our nation's highest civilian honor. on a group of extraordinary, truly extraordinary people who gave their sacred effort, their sacred effort to shape the culture and the cause of america. so let me just say to each of you, thank you, thank you, thank you for all you've done to help this country. you all you all literally embody the nation's creed. e plur

the procession traveled through carter's rural hometown of plains, georgia, where well wishers lined the route to pay their respects. >> he made a lasting impact that we will never forget. >> reporter: the motorcade made a brief stop at the boy hood farm where the former peanut farmer grew up. members of the national park service rang a bell 39 times in honor of the 39th president. arriving in atlanta, governor brian kemp led a moment of silence at the state capitol to honor carter's service as a state senator and governor. carter will lie in repose here in atlanta until tuesday morning for mourners who want to come pay their respects. >> he gives me hope. >> reporter: ian hamilton says carter's work after being president, which included building houses for the charity habitat for humanity and winning the nobel peace prize the 2002, resonates the most. >> i just see his legacy living on through all of us, especially in terms of, you know, what he was able to accomplish through peace, through global health, and just being a role model citizen. >> reporter: carter's remains move to was

well-wishers lined the streets in carter's hometown to pay their respects to america's longest lived president. >> a procession across georgia saturday celebrated the life and legacy of america's 39th president, jimmy carter. the day ended with touching tributes honoring his life, dedicated to service. the casket of former president jimmy carter arriving at the carter presidential center in atlanta saturday. his family and loved ones remembered their beloved patriarch. >> life that i think we can all agree, is as full and powerful as any life can be. >> the ceremony wrapping up a motorcade procession throughout georgia that saw stops in carter's hometown and family farm and the state capitol, where he served as a legislator and later as governor before his time in the white house. as president, carter helped broker a landmark peace deal between israel and egypt, receiving the nobel peace prize in 2002 for his work resolving conflicts and promoting human rights. carter's post-presidency is considered one of the most impactful of any former commander in chief. he partnered with habitat

president carter to enter the capitol rotunda, where he will lie in state and be honored by well-wishers, both official and unofficial, from the public. >> we have seen a couple members of surviving members of the carter cabinet while we have been watching the proceedings. we saw the former treasury secretary, michael blumenthal, and the former health, education and welfare secretary. that was the name of the of the office at the time, joseph califano. that is where his casket will lie in state. we've seen a number of these proceedings over the last 20 years. there is the former speaker. there are supreme court justices kavanaugh and kagan, as well as the chief justice of the united states, john roberts. you see, the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, there behind them. and now members of the carter family are walking into the rotunda to honor their father, grandfather and great grandfather. stu eizenstat, while you're here, what's going through your mind? as somebody who worked for president carter? i mean, you obviously knew this day would come sometime. >> i mean, what goes through t

doctors and health care workers who provided her excellent care and the friends, family and well-wishershallenging time. if you'd like to celebrate cecile today we invite you to put on some new orleans jazz. gather with friends and family over a good meal, and remember something she said a lot over the last year. it's not hard to imagine future generations one day asking when there was so much at stake for our country, what did you do? the only acceptable answer is everything we could. kirk, lily, hannah and daniel. cecile richards was 67 years old. president biden, who awarded cecile richards the presidential medal of freedom in november, said, jill and i are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of cecile richards. cecile fearlessly led us forward to be the america we say we are, carrying her mom's torch for justice. she championed some of our nation's most important civil rights causes. she fought for the dignity of workers, defended and advanced women's reproductive rights and equality, and mobilized our fellow americans to exercise their power to vote. she was a leader of utmost c

in the room with her, as you can see there, surrounded by well wishers is jd vance the man who will succeedsident of the united states. jd vance, getting hugs, handshakes, warm greetings from republicans on the right hand side of the aisle there. as you look at mike johnson still presiding over the house chamber. kamala harris has just left the chair to his left, just a couple of moments ago. and that is it, kelly. it is official now. this election has been certified. donald trump will, as expected, take office on january 20th on inauguration day. this january 6th so different from the january 6th of four years ago when we saw insurrection, violence in washington, a pandemic, today there's much different feel. there's peace, a peaceful transition of power here in washington. a snow day for the children. and hand shax all around on the republican side of the aisle, kelly. back other to you. >> eamon javers reporting, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, we have the first big media merger of 2025, well, kind of big. disney announcing it will combine hulu plus live tv with streaming company fub

on christmas day, greeting and hugging well-wishers with husband william and their three children and christmas concert at westminster abbey last month. the focus this year, love and empathy. >> it is love which is the greatest gift we can receive. >> reporter: the palace keeping quiet about public plans for the princess this year. >> i have been told not to rule anything out. i think there is every chance we could have an overseas tour. i think the focus will be on short haul. her health remains her priority. it's going to be a gradual return to work. but we will see her. >> reporter: kate leaving a difficult year behind looking forward for better times ahead. we will likely see princess kate at the big events like trooping the colour, the king's official birthday parade, royal ascot and wimbledon over the summer. we understand she is more determined going forward to get that work/life balance right and spend time with her children. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, we will have the latest from our crews on the ground in california in the midst of an all out wildfire crisis. plus, what

he's got the congratulations of well wishers. a good moment for him, a good moment for president-elect trump, but still an indication that there are going to be it's going to be difficult to manage a four vote majority soon to be two vote majority. >> he's got an enormously challenged position, obviously, with the narrow house. but this is a special moment. this is a special moment where he gets to lay out how he wants to treat members, the institution and his message to the american people. a rare moment for speakers to be able to talk directly to the american people. but this this challenge of this one vote that took a long time, um, shows that it's going to be a dicey run for this house republican majority. just to be fair about it. but it's enabled and his speakership is enabled by having president donald trump in office and without donald trump, this vote might have been a different outcome. um, based off the final two holdouts and the the reportage that manu just shared from the cnn team. so it really is a it's a special st

we saw her out and about on christmas greeting well wishers among them, cancer support workers with a her husband, prince william, will be joining patrons of the hospital. william has had a long relationship with the hospital, as did his mother, princess diana. now both of them will be highlighting this hospital's work going forward. craig? >> all right. kelly cobiella, thank you. so good to see princess kate back out there. >> yeah. i'm sure it was very meaningful. >>> well, carson has given us a little flavor in "popstart." but so much more is coming up. >>> guys, it might not look like it, bubut we areorking furiously back stage. "popstart" on the way. wait until you hear about the story snoop dogg is sharing about meeting sir paul mccartney. >> i'm glad you said "legend," because we have one right here. david beckham in studio 1a. his passions, his beautiful family and a new project aimed at improving health as he's about to turn the big 5-0, right after this. [card reader beeps] ♪♪ well, a little like this. ♪♪ and like this. ♪♪ it takes two to feel the joy. [card reader beeps] ea

well—wishers poured into atlanta from around the country. so he atlanta from around the country.him great. he always kept the people first. and always kept the people first. and soon the rest _ always kept the people first. and soon the rest of _ always kept the people first. and soon the rest of the nation will bid farewell as his state funeral continues in washington, dc. president 's past, present and future will attend a national service on thursday, withjoe biden delivering the eulogy. jimmy carter returning to the nation's capital one last time. us presidentjoe biden has awarded the highest us civilian honour, the presidential medal of freedom, to 19 people across politics, sports and entertainment in a ceremony at the white house. among the recipients were u2 frontman bono, who is known for campaigning against poverty and supporting people with hiv and aids, vogue magazine editor—in—chief dame anna wintour, and back to the future actor and parkinson's campaigner michaelj fox. hollywood will give its first indication of who might win oscars in march when the first major awa