inside the a warehouse on the georgia tech campus.matt mccoy is testing out what could be the next big thing and assistive technology. a system of magnetic sensors on his face and behind his ear, allowing mccoy to steer his power wheelchair by tilting his head. for five years. georgia tech postdoctoral research engineers nordine sub ca and our pond bob star have been fine tuning the system they call mag track getting ready for mccoy and a handful of other volunteers living with disabilities to give it a role. and so far, i feel pretty great after the testing today that we saw right now we're able to navigate the hallways and go inside the bedroom without destroying the home. didn't want to do an on camera interview, but he was comfortable with us videotaping him maneuver. bring his chair using magnetic sensors that detect his head tilts and changes in his facial expression. seb coe and bob star say their hope is to give people who are unable to move from the neck down more independence in a system that will be less cumbersome than the

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jessica: it was after earning her phd at georgia tech that nashlie was asked to be part of a startup. >> i'm really excited because we can pick up with the vr. jessica: she brought in childhood friend ivan walker. ivan: i thought i would just work in manufacturing or a warehouse like my dad. hey, momma. your phone came. jessica: but ivan's childhood interest in technology led him to earn his master's in computer engineering from jackson state, afterwards moving to atlanta. ivan: growing up, i thought i needed to leave. that was the narrative for a successful black person. okay, and now the app has analyzed the photo. jessica: away from home, ivan and nashlie helping to create visual recognition technology. the startup a success, amazon acquiring the company and hiring both of them. nashlie: even when i first left jackson to get my degree in computer engineering, i just wanted to help people. we're going to talk about easy video editing with a.i. jessica: helping people is exactly what nashlie did. in 2018, creating a nonprofit in jackson called the bean path. >> and this is just an ex

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summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with a welcome back to will support that georgia tech article, a clinical psychologist from finland and also law god assist a kaleidoscope on foreign georgia before the briefly touched it. one, this very central idea in your book as well as in the world. but there are, there's that logical inventions are not natural tools. they not only satisfy our needs, but also shape and foster them. and sometimes they even create our needs. and you provide a very interesting example of coca cola is something that for many people socially managed to hijack that basic need for 30 stand by claiming to satisfy and it actually increases it. and i think that's a very sort of common thing within the big food industry as well as within the big pharma industry because they're very, a lot of very obnoxious teenage is there. if you look at the most prevalent disease is metabolic diseases, right now be diabetes. dementia, a, b, c, many of them would be trace to people are being hooked on certain foods or uncertain habits. and i think one is perhaps to read, recr

what makes point such a symbol of the guys discussed that i'm now doing by georgia tech article clinical psychologist from house with an overall law, got a kaleidoscope on orange. georgia is a great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time and congratulations on this amazing book. thank you very much. thank you. now, as i said, you are joining us for a ban like that here in russia. it is a subject of many lurid and politically incorrect jokes about the hot finish, ma'am. coupled with the data you're citing, your book that 9 out of 10 finish man up consumers of 4. and i wondering if there's something in the helsinki area that not only spark your interest, but also gave you the, the scientific courage to explore is subject like no, i don't think you'd speak with him and i am from you. i moved here to be 13 years ago actually interesting such as don't be any writing something started long ago. and they started reading books about format that they could find. and then i came to the conclusion that at least in the field, there was nothing written about it. and the general in the psyc

a man from georgia tech says he knows date and can do the math.are short 80 officers in buckhead alone. we pay more taxes than any small section of the city in the history of america. our taxes just went up. when we are in control of buckhead city we'll have 300 officers. and we'll make a better atlanta by making buckhead safe again. we are planning to be on the ballot next year. we are polling at 72%. the first time a sliver of a city the size of buckhead will return to the citizens to create their own destiny. we are dealing with a lot of tension. business powers and money powers that don't want us to separate. but we have a lot of diverse support in buckhead. and i think we'll get it over the hump this coming legislative session in georgia. christina: what was the tipping point for you? what made you and many others saying enough is enough. we need our own city, we need our own police department. >> that's a great question. it takes a lot to get tha there. i think the families in buckhead felt exploited for a long time. we sent $280 million to

i immediately of georgia tech, you know what of them? i need a, are you going school this with a one, they each double that or, and you can actually reach a huge group go to work. you don't feel good to break global foundation years about how she took on my job is to broadview enough with a picture of i'll go double play, you go so good. i'm up with a russia, the republic of the congo stress the resistance to block mail in foreign affairs. that's the message coming after russia's top diplomats loans in the country on the 2nd leg off his african. well, as western countries attempt to pressure the arab league, demanding its members great dice with russia, the country's foreign minister also receives a warm welcome from more than 20 representatives. all the organizations also ahead on the program this russian lead forces reach a key power station on the done yes. front line, according to officials from the people's republic about south intensive firing is reported from both sides. meanwhile, our crew got that chance to visit.

i am an assistant professor and regional planning at georgia tech. since 2015, i've researched institutional practices linked to gentrification and growing market shares. in the 15 years since the foreclosure crisis, we have learned a lot about the impact of institutional investors on households and neighborhoods. far from being the landlords the firms had exceptionally high eviction rates and gentrification. more recently during the pandemic institutional investors dominated housing markets in the metropolitan areas across the country and outdated homeowners trying to buy single-family homes. the practices have been concerning. in a study in 2015 my co-authors and i found institutional investors had a filing rate of 20% in atlanta. that is two filings for every ten homes that they owned. we confirmed this rate was due to the landlords, not to other factors by using statistical modeling. even with controls for the property characteristics, renting from an institutional institutionalinvestor was the bt predictor. institutional landlords use eviction t

my name is elora lee raymond, and i am assistant professor at the school and city of georgia tech. since 2015 i have researched institutional landlord eviction practices, links to gentrification, and growing market share. in the 15 years since the foreclosure crisis we have learned a lot about the impact of institutional investors on households, and neighborhoods. far from being good landlords, these firms have exceptionally high infection rates and profit from gentrification. more recently, during the pandemic, institutional investors dominated housing markets in metropolitan areas across the country. and outbid homeowners trying to buy single family homes. the eviction practices of institutional investors are concerning. in a study in 2015 my coauthors and i found that institutional investors had an eviction filing rate of 20% in atlanta. that is to eviction filings for every ten homes that they owned. we confirmed that this exceedingly high infection rate was due to the landlord not other factors, by using statistical modeling. even with controls for tenants and property charact

my colleague at georgia tech, dr. brian anh, estimates that we can attribute 1. 4% of the decline in home ownership, specifically, to large institutional investors. particularly, during the pandemic. institutional investors have outbid homeowners and mom and pop landlords trying to buy single family homes. in a recent study of tampa, miami, and atlanta on my coauthors and i found that institutional investors bought one in six of all single family rentals last summer. in atlanta alone, institutional investors bought over half of the single family rentals and 17% of all single family homes. the prices these firms paid by 20% rose each quarter. that is an increase from an average price of $130,000 in 2019 to $275,000 in 2021. by contrast, household purchase prices rose by 9% every quarter. institutional investors'ability to out-bid would-be home buyers being charged exceedingly high rents. it is particularly x -- this affects all communities. that is because institutional investors continue to target moderate income blac

>> at georgia tech. so we get there and the environment is nothing like i had ever seen.almost edgy. like people did not really know what to say, who to say what to. how to feel? obviously i know how i felt and my teammates felt, but no one really wanted to talk about it. and so this was on day one, and then that night we watched leah thomas win a national title and blow all of the other females completely out of the water it and the next day we came back in the mood had shifted to where people were mad. the girls, there were tears, these poor ninth and 17 placed finishers who missed out on being named an all-american, extreme discomfort in the locker room and kind of the grumbles. >> tucker: is he wandering around the women's locker room? >> yeah, and that's not something we were forewarned about, which i don't think is right any man changing in a locker room with someone who has different parts. >> tucker: they said i do loose in your locker room and did not tell you. >> exactly, so if you like to have that kind of forced upon us, so not only were we forced to race agai

we have georgia state university, we have georgia tech in our vicinity.students from there. so we're not in a neighborhood per se, so we're not able to really gauge what's really going on yet. but things seem okay. we just have to extend our hours eventually. >> i hope i see you soon. thank you for being here. >> absolutely. give me a call any time. thank you. >> okay. thank you. >>> checking in on your tweets and youtube and facebook comments. what do we have? absolutely we are in a recession. we just don't know how deep it is yet. investors are pulling back in nearly every sector. fed rates are going up. prices in every industry are too high. jl, i don't know what the answer is. i mean, i don't like the shifting goal posts. if the standard is going to be two consecutive quarters of negative growth, then we ought to apply it to the trump administration and ought to apply to the biden administration and whatever is to follow. so i'll say that. but, just from my experience, i get confused because on one hand it looks like the market is starting to come bac

it was in the georgia tech. yeah. and so we get there and the environment is nothing like i've ever seen before. it was so like almost hedgy, like people didn't really know what to say, who to say, what to, how to feel. obviously i know how i felt and i knew how my teammates felt, but no one really wanted to talk about it. and so this was on day one . and then that night we watched the thomas won a national title and blow all the other females completely out of the water. and that next day we came back in the mood, had shifted to where people were mad . the girls there were tears. these poor ninth and 17th place finishers who missed out on being named an all-american. there's extreme discomfort in the locker room. there's kind of these grumblers wandering around the women's locker room. yeah. when and that's not something we were forewarned about, which i don't think is right in any means changing in the locker room with someone who has different parts. they just said a dude who's in your locker room and didn't tell y

i am an assistant professor in the city of school and regional planning at georgia tech. i have researched links to gentrification. we have learned a lot about the impact of institutional investors on households. these firms have high infection rates and profit from gentrification. during the pandemic, institutional investors dominated housing markets across the country and outbid homeowners trying to buy single-family homes. the eviction practices of the institutional investors are concerning. we saw they had an eviction filing rate of 20% in atlanta. that is two eviction filings for every two -- 10 homes they own. this rate was due to the landlords not to other factors. even with controls for tenants, printed from an institutional investor was the biggest predictor of an eviction. they use evictions to boost profits. firms leverage the threat of an eviction to increase rent collection or to evict tenants in order to replace them with higher income tenants. these profits, a heavy cost. high eviction rates are devastating for tenants, neighborhoods and schools. in additio

incentives to companies down the semiconductor supply chain, supporting the high-tech semiconductor plant being built in covington, georgia, that will create 400 new jobs. there are real economic consequences for people in my state if we do not pass this chips bill and make these investments. these are the human faces of the public policy that we would p pass, but that's not the only reason we need to get this bill done as urgently as possible. mr. president, it also bears repeating that passing this legislation is critical to our national security and strengthening our competitiveness against global actors like the chinese communist party. chips are used in technology critical to our national security. according to a 2020 report from the semiconductor industry association, in 1990 -- listen -- in 1990 the united states represented a 37% share of the world's chip manufacturing capacity. today that number is 12%. from 37% to 12%. i submit that this is unacceptable and it is a threat to our national security. we've heard from defense secretary austin, commerce secretary raimondo and other administration officials, we are at

former president of the atlanta federal reserve, and ceo and sam nunn school international favors georgia tech than estimate you've got the core pce up 6/10 fears higher than estimate 5/10 of a percent how would you assess these numbers. >> i think inflation remains persistent, elevated unacceptable level shouldn't doubt fed commitment to continue to fie that inflationary trend the month over month numbers are most important in the inflation numbers at this time, because, we really want to get a sense of a rate is inflation accelerating decelerating for democrat my quick assessment of numbers just presented is that pretty flat at the moment so not seeing a worsening inflation situation, we are just not making the progress that we need. maria: well, i mean what is your take on the fed's ability to handle this dennis? i know telling yesterdayks wednesday, rather can when jay powell press conference about 75 basis points not a word on unwind of balance sheet isn't that another pressure talking about raising rates data dependent don't know if eat hike 50 basis points in september or 75, or none at

researchers at georgia tech are now wrapping up a five year project that could dramatically changed themillions of people with disabilities. they have developed a high tech wheelchair with a system of magnetic sensors that are attached to a person's face and ear. now the sensors allow them to accurately steer their wheelchairs by tilting their heads. the idea here is that how can we create something that is wearable there will be on them all the time will not clutter anything around them, and we let them be able to drink it without having to reset that technology. and the researchers say these sensors do a lot more than just navigate the wheelchair. users can also use them to control smartphone. apps even operate smart technology in their homes. with just a head. tilt life changing. yes right. 6 18, let's get you out. the door may be no need to rush today. sal, have you found any problem spots? no i really haven't. i found just a little bit of slowing out their gaseous but not a lot so gassy and pam, i will say that the commute looks pretty good. let's start in the east bay with highway

priorities for georgia in that package and i'm not about to stop fighting for those priorities and i'm going to keep fighting to get investments and policies like fighting for regional tech hubs, or stem education. education program that invests in all of our children and all of our young people. and work force development passed into law, but let me be clear, passing a bill that will strengthen domestic production of one of our country's most vital resources, semiconductors or chips is a crucial opportunity to invest in the economy, invest in our security, and our future. and we cannot wait another minute. i want to shine a spotlight on this because i've heard from georgians about the importance of this legislation and specifically making more chips here in the united states. we know that chips are essential components in the products that support thousands of good paying jobs, in georgia, not to mention things like cars, cell phones, computers, vacuum cleansers, atm's and chips are all around us. a host of products we lie on every single day. and we know that our chip supply chains are under significant strain, both from production limits and geopolitical threats. but

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georgia and t and t missile anti aircraft missiles against land targets. that's really a sign that russia is running out of massage, running out of high tech equipment had keep it's ukraine, 2nd big city, but certainly 40 clumped away from the russian border city that kind of in between the middle of this war had felt a bit safer where people had thought they could get back some kind of normal life. and that now it's very much, once again on the front lines and suburbs of had keep being attacked almost daily. the real sense here that you know, any air raid sirens, any warnings really have to be taken very seriously because basically wherever you are, and especially if you're anywhere near those front lines in the country, you know, as civilian always at risk of attack from those russian forces thanks about 8 net cuts net connelly reporting from keith as take a look now at some of the other stories from around the world. shanicea has approved a new constitution in a referendum mod by low voter turnout and accusations of fraud. changes to the constitution have granted unchecked powers to the office of president, ty said, but his critics of accused the electora

tech wheelchairs. after she took part in anti war protests, the authorities put pressure on her and her family. she gave everything up, but she doesn't want to stay in georgia unless you see the plaintiff. but there's a notice up here in the corridor saying that 20 percent of georgia is occupied and russians are therefore not welcome here. but i'm not ashamed of being russian. i didn't vote for this president and his government. i'm not responsible for their actions. with the bush is ready in time for lunch, tanya can imagine living for a long time in georgia with her children. ideally she'd work as a nutritionist for children and families, but there's as long as it me, i can help mother say a teen. which would also give me a big list. you said it might not work out as we not really welcome as ration saith of masters is amazing of activities, which if we need to be prepared for that. so kind of like the faddle think, ah, tanya has baked a cake for her eldest daughter, lisa lives with her boyfriend, vasa, the photo journalist on the opposite side of the city. georgia is a popular refuge for russians as they can enter the country without a visa, a policy that

georgia and t, m, and t missile and t, their croft missiles against land targets. that's really a sign that russia is running out of massage, running out of high tech equipment hardship. it's ukraine, 2nd big city, but certainly 40 kilometers away from the russian border. city that kind of in between, in the middle of this war had felt a bit safer, where people had thought they could get back some kind of normal life. and that now is very much, once again on the front lines and suburbs of had keep being attacked almost daily. it's a real sense here that you know, any air raid sirens. any warnings will have to be taken very seriously because basically wherever you are, and especially if you're anywhere near those front lines in the country, you know, as civilian always at risk of attack from those russian forces. thanks about 8, nick hudson connelly reporting from keith and climate change. and the conflict in ukraine are threatening global st. security . and as particularly affecting parts of africa, where a record number of people are facing hunger, our food supply problems are pushing farmers there to change their methods. a w correspondent, blaze young, traveled to

tech community. dr. oz, i mean, my god, what a bizarre story that is. >> yeah. >> you have -- you look at arizona. you look at georgia. you've just got a lot of freaks and weirdos and insurrectionists who were running, and we're starting to see now what we saw in 2014 when the republican establishment said no more. no more. >> right. >> this is ridiculous. these tea party people have turned the corner, and they're just full on crazy now. so they started funding more establishment candidates. i think we're starting to see that now in some of these key, pivotal races for the senate, where republicans just aren't able to raise funds. mike allen earlier in "way too early" was talking about ohio. that's just one of many examples. >> yeah. i think the backdrop, of course, is the economy, and that can always be a tough issue for the party in power, the president in power to run on. midterms are always tough for the sitting president's party. having said that, you talk about freaks and weirdos and insurrectionists. i mean, those are stark -- there are stark issues that back up those phrases. i mean, abortion, roe v. wade goi

tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: hey, welcome back, everybody. long street cafe in beautiful gainesville, georgia. from georgia and unseat senator warnock. in the meantime time to meet the people that make up gainesville, georgia and start here with kelly and jim. welcome to both of you. thanks for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> brian: what's the number one issue as you discuss the things that matter most to the people here. >> economy and inflation. >> brian: so for you personally, you have to make a career decision, don't you? >> reretired last year, and we have seen our 401(k) go down 15% since biden has been in office. >> brian: that makes you rethink what? >> whether we need to go back to work or not. >> brian: what's going to really hinge on that decision? how much worse it gets? >> yeah. absolutely. >> brian: with the governor's race and senate race, where do you stand? >> well, obviously. >> brian: turn that around. >> run herschel run. >> brian: look at the back. the back, 34 for 22. so, the senate seat turning over was a shock to you? >> yeah. absolutely. >> brian: what about

incentives to companies down the semiconductor supply chain, supporting the high-tech semiconductor plant being built in covington, georgia, that will create 400 new jobs. there are real economic consequences for people in my state if we do not pass this chips bill and make these investments. these are the human faces of the public policy that we would p pass, but that's not the only reason we need to get this bill done as urgently as possible. mr. president, it also bears repeating that passing this legislation is critical to our national security and strengthening our competitiveness against global actors like the chinese communist party. chips are used in technology critical to our national security. according to a 2020 report from the semiconductor industry association, in 1990 -- listen -- in 1990 the united states represented a 37% share of the world's chip manufacturing capacity. today that number is 12%. from 37% to 12%. i submit that this is unacceptable and it is a threat to our national security. we've heard from defense secretary austin, commerce secretary raimondo and other administration officials, we are at