Train Carrying Bush Casket on Journey to Final Resting Place.
BALDWIN: We just saw President Bush 41's casket roll by through that Plexiglas. Look at all these people looking on and paying their respects. Ed Lavandera is there somewhere in these crowds. Ed, I hear it's not a pretty day in Texas. It's been raining, but the fact that so many people are showing up to show their respect for a man who gave so much to this country, tell me more.</s>ED LAVANDERA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good afternoon, Brooke. Thousands of people have lined up along the streets here, along these train tracks. One of the things that has really kind of stuck out to me is the number of military veterans, young and old, Vietnam veterans, also perhaps even a little older than that. Also veterans of the more recent war. So very much struck by that kind of feeling and the number of veterans who have shown up here. Of course, President George H.W. Bush, a vaulted member, naval officer and heroic World War II participant. I was really kind of struck by that. Many people here, just as the train just passed by already starting to clear out from the grounds here. You look and see the number of people who turned out in this small town, a population of just over a thousand. One of the law enforcement officials told us they had more than 3,000 people here in town this afternoon. You get really a sense of just this one brief stop along this journey to George H.W. Bush's final resting place just a couple of hours away from where we are here this afternoon -- Brooke?</s>BALDWIN: Let me stay with you for a minute, Ed, as we stay on these pictures and you see this beautiful brightly colored train traversing Texas from, as you pointed out, Houston to Texas A&M and College Station, Texas. The world watched the funeral in the National Cathedral and all the presidents --