Outfront next, new details about the funeral plans for former President Jimmy Carter.

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Let's go out front.

Good evening.

I'm Brianna Keeler in for Aaron Burnett.

Outfront tonight, new information just coming in about plans for Jimmy Carter's funeral.

Services honoring the 39th president will begin January 4th and conclude on January 9th.

The former president will lie in repose at the Carter Center in Atlanta before he's moved to the U.S. Capitol, where he will lie in state from January 7th to the 9th.

Carter's official funeral service will take place at the National Cathedral in Washington on the 9th.

President Biden will deliver the eulogy at that service. Biden has said that Carter himself asked him to deliver that speech.

When Carter first ran for president in the 1976 election, Biden was the first senator to endorse him.

Biden has also designated January 9th as a national day of mourning.

And the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ announced today they will be closed that

day in honor of Carter. And tonight flags flying at half staff at the Capitol, also at the White

House and across the country. Red and blue states paying respects to Carter, the only former president

to reach 100 years old. Memorial's growing throughout the day outside of the Carter Center in Atlanta as Americans came by to pay their respects.

And condolences pouring in from around the world as well.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping saying today that he is, quote, deeply saddened by Carter's death.

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