carnegie mellon. it is a great university, for real. are you working with smaller outfits like the community colleges in the region? talk to me about this sort of coordination between the great national university like yours and a community college in the community. >> first of all, thank you for your leadership. it is good to be with you. there are two aspects i want to highlight. on the one hand, what we are trying to do is create bodies in automation to smaller and medium size enterprise. the digital transformation taking place is having ripple effect across many sectors of our economy. so we are building those technologies and know how to agriculture, to consumption, to energy, to health care care, to manufacturing, to transportation. that element will uses those skills and technologies as small to make them more competitive extremely important. it is extreme import for the nation because we have been in a global war so that is one element. the second element has to do with resetting the workforce and in this case, we are working wi

raj rajkumar of carnegie mellon university. carnegie mellon is the birthplace of self-driving car technology. thanks in large part to the work of raj and his colleagues. they've been the leading innovators in this field for more than 25 years. so how does his self-driving car make decisions to safely navigate t world like a han driver? should we get started? pretty eager. - yes, we can. - since raj is distracted by our conversation, for safety reasons, the state of pennsylvania requires another driver in the front seat to monitor the road. this is so cool. i'm nervous but excited. what's the longest you've ever driven a vehicle, autonomously? - we have gone hundreds of miles. - [shivani] awesome. - i'm going to go auto by pressing this button. - oh my gosh (laughs). it really is driving itself. while most self-driving cars are built from the ground up, raj just bought a regular used car and hacked it with powerful onboard computer systems, making it more adaptable than other regular cars. - we've installed a bunch of sensors in

>>mr president of carnegie mellon, i had the honor of showing me around carnegie mellon university for real. are you working with smaller outfits like the community colleges in the region and talk to me about the sort of coordination between a great national university like yours and a community college in the community. >>first of all, mr president, thank you very much for your leadership. it's good to be with you. there are two aspects of it that i want to highlight on one hand, what we're trying to do is to bring robotics and automation to small and medium sized enterprises as you alluded to, the digital transformation is taking place and it's really having a ripple effect across so many sectors of our economy. to agriculture to construction, to energy, to healthcare, manufacturing, mining and transportation. so that element bringing those skills and technologies to small and medium prices to make them more competitive is extremely important. it's extremely important for the nation because we live in a global world. so that's one element, the second element of it that you alluded to

i mean, according to a study they at carnegie mellon university, the us interfered in 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war to beams and lessons in havi as ask an est and elsewhere. the us has a national endowment for democracy. a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political parties and other countries. it's part of the law and you know, and, and yes, it is what states do it, but that's what the us in particular has been especially aggressive in doing. i've been no position to judge. however, given the information i put out in 2016, 18 over russian political interference in the us the, the, the information was that's completely false, totally bad information based on that, there is no reason to believe the latest allegation. the united nations special reporter has called for the removal of unilateral sanctions on iran in a report, the details the effects of decades of embargoes on the country or is it not function? just ensure the united states has impose the most functions beginning way back in 1979 with the u. austria and canada.

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i mean, a quarter to a study at carnegie mellon university. the us interfered in 62 lexia foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war, 2 beams in washington, havi is no afghanistan and elsewhere. the u. s. has a national endowment for democracy. a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political parties and other countries. it's part of a law and you know, and, and yes, it is what states do it, but it's what the u. s. in particular has been especially aggressive in doing. i've been no position to judge. however, given the information that i put out in 2016 to 18 over russian political and interference in the us, the information was that's completely false. totally bad information based on that, there is no reason to believe the latest allegation when staying with us desperate american soldiers on their families should consider using food stamps to help combat soaring prices. well, that's the advice from the army itself or the country is gripped by high inflation, and washington continues to spend billions on

i mean, according to a study at carnegie mellon university, the u. s. interfered and 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war, interfered and elections intervenes elections and heavy as low ass ganeth and elsewhere, or the u. s. even interfered, and the $996.00 russian presidential election. when bill clinton arranged for a $10000000000.00 i and f loan to buttress boris yeltsin canada. and there was done, it was completely open. in fact, hollywood made a movie about it. cause boars that treated the whole thing like a joke. so you know, so this is just, you know, it's just ludicrously, one sided at i don't think anybody in the world and really believes that i mean, obviously moscow has denied these allegations that i'm sure washington would also say that most of that may be a trillion dollars was well spent, but it's, it's just something that they kind of do. yes. and actually was surprisingly uncontroversial until and so 2014. i mean, yes. the us has a national endowment for democracy, a government funded agency, whose jo

i mean, according to a study they at carnegie mellon university, the us interfered in 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war, 2 beams, elections and havi as low as ganeth and elsewhere, the u. s. has a national damage for democracy, a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political parties in and other countries. it's part of a law and you know and, and yes, it is what they do. but that's what the us in particular, has been especially aggressive in doing. i've been no position to the judge. however, given the information i put out in 2016, 18 over russian political interference in the us of the information was that's completely false. totally bad information based on that, there is no reason to believe the latest allegation. the head of the commission has called on colleagues to quote eradicate corruption at home while promising to take part in the process. and today i would like to focus on corruption with all its face of the face of foreign agents trying to influence our political system. the face of shady companies, a foundation, ab

and then a quarter to a study at carnegie mellon university. the us interfered in 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war intervened, lessons in havi is low ass, ganeth, and elsewhere. the u. s. has a national endowment for democracy, a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political parties and other countries. it's part of a law and you know, and, and yes, it is what states do, but it's what the us in particular has been especially aggressive in doing. i've been no position to the judge. however, given the information with a put out in 2016 to 18 over russian political and interference in the us of the, the information was that's completely false. totally bad information based on that . there is no reason to believe the latest allegation. well that's the news for this our.

i'm in a corner to a study at carnegie mellon university. the u. s. interfered and 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war, interfered and elections intervened in the elections and havi, afghanistan, and elsewhere. i've been no position. however, given the information i put out in 2016, 18 over russian political and interference in the us the, the, the information was that's completely false, totally bad information based on that, there is no reason to believe the latest allegation. united nations special reports has called for the removal of unilateral sanctions on iran in a report. the details, the effects of decades of embargoes in the country. a job insurance in the united states has imposed most of the sanctions begin in way back in 979. the u. australia and canada have also joined most of them, targets banks, companies and individuals linked to the nuclear field on the military, industrial complex goal trading transactions with iranian currency and public debts, as well as the sale of dollars to the reigning gove

the first emoticon was posted to a carnegie mellon university message board on september 19th, 1982.a cleep on the couch while watching a documentary and it was fine with that. meanwhile-- that sounds good. i would love to do that. meanwhile, ethereum plunged after the sec chair said the merge could make crypto a security. forecasters further predict that i will never understand any of those words. (applause) meanwhile, starting in 2027 californians will be able to choose human exosing as an alternative burial option. great. oh sure, you clap now. but it is one more recyclable to keep track of. hone! honey, i know egg shells and coffee grounds are okay but what about uncle rick? is he come post or disposal-- . meanwhile, in the country of georgia, archaeologists found a 1.8 million year old human tooth. archaeologists plan to put that tooth under a pillow in hopes of attracting the 1.8 million year old tooth fairy. meanwhile, following the popularity of some dumbass particular tok challenge the fda is telling people don't cook chick then nyquil. that warning of course issued by the f

chuckles] black twitter, who are known to stifle their feelings, they went all in, like carnegie mellon universityis ain't "frozen." not to mention the royal family has a lot to answer for when it comes to the slave trade. - [cheers and applause] - yeah. so, i want to ask the panel-- malcolm, i'mma start with you-- why do we care so much about the royal family in america? if you want me to diss the queen, you've come to the wrong place. i've--i'm a commonwealth-- i'm born and bred in a commonwealth. my mom, my 91-year-old jamaican mom, was very, very sad when the queen died. the queen represented something to us, you know? she's a--she was a woman of extraordinary grace and dignity, and in a world that needs a lot of-- a lot more role models of grace and dignity. and, you know, there's-- there are some things that her country did that, um, are unspeakable, but that doesn't set england aside from-- different from any other country in the world. angela rye? the floor is yours. first i want to start by saying, i know you know i adore you. i adore your books. i could not disagree with you more on this

there is a carnegie and melick mellon professor tweed now she hope the queen was in excruciating pain right before her death. now carnegie mellon universitygoing to recommend this person in a way, shape or form part i'm old enough to remember by the way you would think after people died, bad people die the obituaries would actually moment. you member the "washington post" and they called cox as scott religious scholar who enjoyed playing soccer as a child when he wasn't visiting a local mosque. nancy reagan was the worst preach 2016 after she died this is the "washington post", nancy reagan a undeniable knack for inviting controversy where there is even extravagant spending habits and a time of double debit unemployment for chaotic relationship with the children and stepped on the could rival a soap opera plot. that's an obituary right question rick and your queen 11 but who cared yourself which just dignity and classified by the talk about media only 65 years it after she took the throne did she do her first media interview peers 65 years. i am going to be above this. so overall, queen elizabeth should be celebrated for this is someone n

where partnering with carnegie mellon university to make sure that there's a worker voice in perspective and things like ai and robotics so this is an area of growth for the labor movement that i think we will continue to keep our eyes on as congress to see how it shakes out in november but certainly we will spend quite a bit of etime on siebert i have a feeling where most of the games that we made in this last congress they will be attempts to roll back. there will be attemptsto institute things like right to work . . cost of funding for osha and for national labor relations board and the enforcement agencies that have actually been looking through workers when they approach their work. we've seen it before, we've endured. we're not going to stop fighting for working people and the issuesthey care about and that doesn't depend on you is in control of congress . wejust keep going to work every day and bringing it forward . >> riley, detroit news. >> one follow-up to david's is the economy has been popping up in these states like georgia and tennessee and kentucky where there's a lot of p

debate we are having is between the late, great alan meltzer, ucla, carnegie mellon, and david -- of dartmouth. he went to the university think, i can't remember. anyway, the point is meltzer wants to aggregate the economy, as we heard from dr. dudley, and they are saying this is a much more nuanced labor economy and that is the deal. jonathan: i had no idea. tom: i thought he was on the club even at college. i looked for it last night, i couldn't find it. jonathan: you've got hulu. maybe disney plus. he struggling to find out? tom: i've got a scenic tv. -- zenith tv. lisa: giving you up-to-date, a powerful category three storm taking florida. and is now on track to become the worst storm to hit tampa and more than a century. hurricane conditions can arrive in florida wednesday, with wind of up to 140 miles per hour. meeting today could introduce a budget on friday. british banks and insurers have been battered. those attending the meeting will want answers on how they can restore investor confidence. senate democrats have proposed a short-term funding bill. congress must past measured by midnight friday, to speed up en

the same carnegie mellon completely freaked out over richard grenell, formerly the trumpet administration acting director , national intelligence. he was named a senior fellow a ttaff the universitynd something like almost 300 faculty and staf f signed an open letterof t pleading with the university to rescind the appointmenhet and nw after one of their professors tweeted what what that what she did about quee aboutn elizabeth, ehe second not long after sh passed away, these same faculty and staff members are silent and the university doesn't appear that it's going to reprimand this person in any way. so it just seems like nothing is sacred anymore. right? i mean, do you remember when nancy reagan passed away inost 2016? here wasin "the washington post" and their obituary oft the former first lady. quote, nancy reagalady.n, an undeniable knack for inviting controversy. there were her knack fo extravagant spending habits at a time oftran double digit unemployment, a chaotic relationship with their children and stepchildren that could rival a soap opera ploimt, unquote. this is a friggi n obituary.r sh again, namo class, no shame. even moments after somebody so revered passes away