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wish georgia tech support to lynette. now you go to tanks, military aircraft soldiers and armed detachments of naughty organizations were thrown against the protesters. and the don bos, residential areas were shelled and bombed with heavy weaponry civilians. women and children were killed and it continues to this day. as a result, it has become clear, industrially developed, has been lost to ukraine, whom at the same time neither the united states nor europe protested against the ukrainian armies useable the full weapons against civilians and cities in the east. on may 2nd, 2014 large scale flashes took place in odessa between neo nazis and their opponents . in the 21st century in europe, in a country that declared loyalty to european values about 50 people were burned alive by the nazis in the house of trade unions. us state department of course condemned this and called for the culprits to be found. but no one looked for them with the tro portion. good morning, september 26th. $1965.00 titian and oligarch media propriet

fast-forward to my nephew, who is just graduated from every school in the world, georgia tech, duke, emory, and now he's at tufts in his second-year of residency, right? and here's a kid, when i brought all of his friends to lunch after graduation, it looked like the united nations. i can't look at that and say, "boy, we're going backwards." it's absolutely not true. we are going forward by leaps very quickly. i look at the fact that we've elected the first african-american president. i'm the first african-american to be ever elected to congress and the united states senate in the history of the country. we've seen so much progress. we have so much to celebrate. we're also, by the way, the only country, i think in the history of the world where the majority population fought each other to make sure that all people living in america were recognized of equal value and intrinsic worth. that has never been done anywhere in the world. and so we should celebrate all those areas of progress, but those are hopefully some signs of the progress that i see in the country. >> senator, here's som

terribly led to return by boys jones, which was actually published on twitter, which is contrary georgia tech use. maya the way the tragedy was characterize and the statements between the 2 key nations now of the sun, tell the tragedy of france and the u. k. to basically agree on what i to, which is the, put the blame on migrants smugglers and human trafficking. there's absolutely no mention of the story of the migrants themselves or the issue of migration itself. how do you see these current characterization? yes, that's definitely the only thing that the british and french governments have in common is that they like to blame it all on the smugglers. you know, of course, the smugglers are not exactly a friendly people, but, and you know, they tried to make as much money as possible, but they actually respond to a need. and why is there? is there such a need to cry, too for smugglers? it's because the borders are closed, you know, in gala there's miles upon miles or bad barber of farm wise walls, a seal to machines and cameras, and so forth. and now a lot of police, but the, the smugglers re

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kind of a den mother to the other, much younger players, especially waseem, a georgia tech student 12ears her junior. >> he didn't have anyone else he could open up to. >> you felt like a big sister. >> that's how i felt. >> he was a bit of a loner. he latched on to lodi started calling her at work, at home and wouldn't stop. >> i told him that, you know, i have a life and you're taking too much of my time and then he would cry and then i knew there was a problem. >> what was a nuisance at first lottie says quickly escalated. her phone was ringing off the hook up to 100 times a day. >> why didn't you just stop talking to this person? i should have. i felt really sorry for him. i really didn't want him to get into trouble. it sounds so crazy. >> maybe that also says about you you're a very good person. >> or very foolish person. >> foolish because his stalking became bolder, increasingly bizarre. >> he started flipping out, yelling at the top of his lungs he's going to get me, slit my daughter's throat in front of me. i would come home from work and there would be a pair of my underwea

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a new study out of georgia tech reveals that snapping your fingers of fast.human body. scientists found that it takes just 7 milliseconds to snap your fingers. that's more than 20 times quicker than the blink of an eye. they say the secret, of course, is the friction between the thumb and the 3rd finger and can still do. you can >> it's for staff in the warriors. a tough time in the beginning in cleveland until the 4th quarter sports director jason dumas sa ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> developing news at 8.45, you're looking live inside of the house. you're looking live at congress. the houses currently running a rare late night meeting. they are talking about president biden's huge social spending bill build back better. some reports the house will try to get a vote going tonight. it will be late, but they're still at it. we'll be keeping an eye on the session will bring you an update as as it comes in. >> a former nfl running back is facing so

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the jury deliberates the face of 3 white men of the killing of a black man in the us state of georgia and tech jain. apples, susie's rallies by way. make a pegasus which is at the center of it's a violence scandal. ah, it's exit changing. weatherwise once again, slowly from most places to breathe. that this is wednesday's forecast out of iraq and down the gulf, which will be dusty's. it has been for the last day or so in turkey. this cold is coming out of eastern europe would use widespread rain snow for the mountains and that cold breeze will move down towards northern iran as well. you might find a change even effecting terrible time. you get to says the snow back in armenia in eastern turkey, a bit of snow in the fog northeast this picture was pakistan, for example. otherwise, winters, not really being felt at the moment into shan bay, some account or tashkent the studies out and said as it is across iran, the few shall we have seen in the live and have moved into iraq. this next batch, which will come with what's already happening in turkey, will reach as far south as lebanon, but probably

let's get perspective from kim, the director of global change program at georgia tech.eaders and celebrities and activists on this important issue. one of the goals was to get firm commitments to slow the warming of the planet to 1.5 degrees celsius. aspiration or do you see firm commitments out of this summit? >> well there have been some wins in the bag. it will depend on how those mention go home into concrete policies back across the nations that are gathered there. always this was going to be a marathon, not a sprint n terms of labeling this a success or failure, probably the wrong framing. we're going to have ato have a series of sprints to try to ratchet down ambitions an ratchet up ambitions and collect the mention to limit warming to 1.5 degrees. we have made some progress. >> and so it's interesting the way you say it, it's the world we live in, did you succeed or fail, did you get a passing grade or failing grade, you talk about trying to come at this from a different perspective. some of the language matters when you get global agreements and then does every

savanna, georgia, is a tech under seven days. what does that mean to the business?on't know where to get the figure from. we measure terminal dwell time for all containers and those of the numbers that i just gave yo and that was as of last week basically. so i really need to check with them to see where they come out with that number. >> bill: fair enough on that. how long -- when do you see this being resolved? >> if you look at october him a we imported 2.6 million containers and i've said that h consistently i think that capacity is about 2 million. so it will be resolved when demand returns to more normal levels basically. i don't think that there is a quick fix beyond that. it's hard to know when that is good you mentioned the race tha have declined. spot rates are pretty volatile. for us significantly but they don't change from week to week, so we don't know the answer to your questions. it has a lot to do with the emerging demand for. >> bill: understood on that. do we know when a month? do we know in a week? do we know win six months or does this just keep

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tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. >>> all right, live pictures for you now from inside the courtroom in brunswick, georgia.ahmaud arbery. we're awaiting for the rebuttal from the prosecution. this is the final word from attorneys before the judge will send the jury in to deliberate. are they talking right now in georgia? not yet. not yet. you can see there is the lead prosecutor right there, who made the closing arguments yesterday for the prosecution and you can see people milling about. in a moment, they will bring the jury in and we will bring you this rebuttal the second it happens. in the meantime, the state of michigan is under high alert amid soaring covid case counts and hospitalizations. michigan leads the nation with the most reported covid cases in the last seven days and health officials say it is a matter of weeks before hospitalizations surpass the previous pandemic peak set in april last year. joining me is brian peters, ceo of michigan health and hospital association, which represents all community hospitals in michigan. and it one of the nation's largest state hospital associations. thanks

georgia trends 2021 40 under 40 class. driven by her passion to improve the financial health of others, beth received her undergraduate degree in business from virginia tech. since returning to savannah, she's successfully served her community through various positions at the fiduciary group. beth is a third generation of the butler family to work at the fiduciary group which was founded in 1970 by her grandfather, lee butler. dedicated to serving others, beth works tirelessly to prepare individuals for their life beyond retirement. outside of the workplace, beth is an active volunteer throughout the first district. she serves on the board of the historic savannah foundation's 13th colony and the savannah country day school alumni board. her dedication to preserving savannah's history while continuing the legacy of the fiduciary group is truly inspiring. i'm honored to recognize beth for this prees t.j.ous accomplish -- prestigious accomplishment and i know she will make an impact throughout georgia's first congressional district. mr. speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart to remember and honor one of my pharmacy mentors, charlie waldrop, of savannah, g

georgia is recognized from his office. >> thank you mister chairman, welcome back. thank you for your service. i enjoyed our discussion during your confirmation. i want to ask you questions about fintech, data privacy and tech platforms that are exploring entry into the fintech markets. with respect to privacy we seen over the past decade particularly the last couple of years entrance into the financial technology providing services that have typically been the domain of more traditional financial services companies . offering those companies a significant opportunity to collect data about their users. about their patterns and habits of consumption, about their location, other personal identifying information that may have value in masecondary markets for sale to brokers or marketing purposes by the transfer fintech companies themselves. can you comment what jurisdiction your agency may have or partner agencies may have to consider how to protect the privacy as more customers are using these novel financial products. >> thanks for the question th senator. our country is turning into a bit of a surveillance state when it comes to some of these tech companies. the ability to combine browsing information, geol