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Family friends and members of the military gathered at a memorial service to honor the late President Jimmy Carter in Atlanta tonight.

The former president's grandson, Jason Carter, spoke about his grandfather's legacy.

Celebrating this incredible life and a life that I think we can all agree is as full and powerful as any life can be. As someone said,

it's amazing what you can cram into a hundred years. President Carter's funeral motorcade

started in southern Georgia today, where he was born and raised on a farm in plains. The procession

is scheduled to arrive in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, where he will

lie in state at the U.S. Capitol Building. His official state funeral will be held at the National

Cathedral on January 9th. Intentional vehicular attacks, like the one that killed 14 people in

New Orleans this week, are not new. NPR's Emma Bowman

reports they become a more frequent tactic used by terrorist groups and individuals in major

western cities. Some cities have put up barriers to defend urban centers from such attacks.

But New Orleans police say the suspect drove around the temporary barricades that

were in place. The attack has been a wake-up call for both public safety officials and private companies,

said Brian Stevens with consultancy Tenio. He helps businesses mitigate these kinds of threats.

I am hearing from a lot of clients and a lot of partners that they

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