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I'm going to ask him about a sensitive story that parents might want to

hear about outside the earshot of their kids. Later on, reviewer Max Bells is back with a

suggestion for classic movie night. I got to tell you before you hire me, I don't work cheap.

A very young Clint Eastwood in a fistful of dollars and wordplay with George Graham.

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Up next, Ken Cumberton with today's news.

Political leaders from both sides of the aisle

gathered at the Washington National Cathedral Thursday to pay their final respects to the late former president, Jimmy Carter.

All five living presidents were there for Carter's national funeral. President Biden delivered the eulogy.

Jimmy Carter's friendship taught me, and through his life taught me, the strength of character

is more than title or the power we hold. It's the strength to understand that everyone

should be treated with dignity, respect.

The late President's grandson, Jason Carter, spoke of his grandfather's lifetime of service to the community.

My grandfather spent the entire time I've known him helping those in Neem.

He built houses for people that needed homes.

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