the international situation changes, china is firmly determined to develop its relations with georgia tech. we would, you are considering the various friendship and partnership with china. and i'm grateful to your decision to elevate your relationship to the strategic partners, which i believe will bring complete results, which will be beneficial for both of us. joining us as former defense minister of georgia, tina kinda shelly, she is chair of the organization at civic idea. thank you for coming on the program . you have called these developments quote, alarming. what do you mean by that? kimberly suffer handing me. it's a pleasure. the biggest problem that we face with the strategic agreement or strategic treaty between china and georgia, is so is the confusion is the confusion on different police for every now on the funding for him. political priorities of georgia. 2023 marx, the irving, the. busy trying to get the european union and candidate status when we are trying to end of the 8th, our partnership with bull street opinion and the united states in the civil tenuously suddenly, un

them up, but i could put them on those who could, didn't typically put when we go just to the the georgia tech was my mother doesn't. what does i know if i'm sample the only links you tend to be getting a degree that developers not giving the level invested? boy that's person that's giving enough you've naturally you say that he cannot about asking that sort of i know there's it. when becky, people to the level of giving them up and then each month they get us to meet up and visit you or, you know, i look forward, this is in your, on the list of people that, that take me guess get you up in the though it wasn't that other was something was one of those. you must come me a little. i be the then we'll just that's on us when the place is little bit i see . because you need to put not there is going to get in and most of the other limited means that maybe that's the white glove. that's monday of it or can i can maybe i'm not i sounds good. okay. i know you mentioned team way i was doing this the same for us. it's gonna take, i'm done like a month ago i signed up on my phone but she wants to come s

he could, didn't typically put when we go just to the boat that within the georgia tech was another doesn't, which is i know is one sample. the only links you tend to be getting a degree that we've developed, but not given the level of us. that boy, that's present us giving in a few naturally, he said that he cannot hit above asking that sort of i know there's it when becky people to the level of giving up. and then each month that you'd have to meet up with them is that you are, you know, i look for when it ends in the list of people that, that take me guess get you up in the though it wasn't that other was something was one of those you must come, you a little i be that then will just depends on us when the place is little bit i see because you need to put another is going to get in. and most of the other ladies inside. maybe that's the white glove at bundy. is it uh can i make a maybe a lot. i sounds good. okay. i know you mentioned team way i was doing this the same for us. it's gonna take, i'm done like a month ago i signed up on my phone, but she wants to come see you next door. like

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you got your georgia tech to america. okay. all right, well, the bad. all right, thank you for your time capsule. come our chair professor at the end. there were again the national open university. thank you so much. thank you. all right, and that will do it for me and my colleague allow me will pick things up for your next and about 30 minutes time by the most afraid of robert f. kennedy junior. well, apparently everyone in the political establishment and mainstream media very much like donald trump. he says what he thinks liberal science he's be dead for k junior is fear, because he's fearless the history smokiness school curriculum. that's why i decided now let me set itself up . one was in which is spoken. the truth of what really happened here in he's off of the the gym. and so just to be with the, with the one with taking the picture. they were proud of the most like us the these pictures of these rustic in between menu hold for 19 or 18. so one can see the symptoms in a big problem. and the person i was of was even seen. everything is out on the

right, so georgia tech because of a recent change in the law which favors mining companies. it's the day of the mama or the mother earth for and the in indigenous communities in south america. these indigenous protesters traveled over 1000 kilometers to the center of when a site is to protest against a new constitution in the northern probing. so hopefully that they say will endanger their rights. that okay, no, i need to. we are here to defend our access to water. the government doesn't listen to us. we need to have the dates of our territories, but the governor ignores us. they want to exploit lifting and we say no to the team and just to what their of the province of the who is located in northern argentina, in what is known as the lithium triangle. one of the largest least few reserves in the world. in the past 2 years, many foreign companies have started to extract what many referred to as white gold . people here had been marching for j, a very extremely concerned about the new constitution. and the problem only that they believed to make it easier for little guy, nati

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due for to accommodate this. sonya vanda and she says a power those between what took place in georgia tech a the off ago and was currently happening, new frame or press. it was a, you know, in 2003, there was a revolution of the roses in the, in georgia. and we saw it in 2014, of course, and my go. so i see a lot of parallel going on right now, only uh, the time it only last, it's 5 days and these days, you know, you know, more than when you're ready, we're in it. but it's the same scenario is to complete the install, the president's task of fee was he was education's probably in the west, i think in the us. he a somehow in a lawyer has a lawyer degree. i think he was made it to that lady. okay, that's a different story, but soleski it's, it's the same idea. he is uh, installed by the us. they, you know, pick him up like they did the waste sco seeley and not. yeah, i think maybe so let's get going the same boat as task us deleted and maybe you will be moved to indiana or maybe in jail. we don't know, of course, but i mean this the same scenario. the us is doing this all the time. everywher

at georgia tech. so he had i think become fast friends. we referred to the library and of course we bonded and it was just a good situation so when it was time for me to come back to the library i was excited about that. i was waiting to get back. the first novel was published i was speaking and i have enjoyed most of that carter library. it was one of the easiest questions anybody's ever asked . i said don't tip the staff. we had really good lectures and sometimes i would be invited to go along . i was over on the carter center side so i was at the jimmy carter library . but i'm glad i got to know stanley during those early years . we had a mutual friend. and then my phd days, phil chase and virginia so we have lots of fun right after that. and you gave a lot of help to a little bit later . she was carter's assistant when i wanted to get an interview with carter, of course you have to go to the backup channels and you've got all secret service clearance but steve is the one who did a lot of the legwork in and made the interview possible.

have interns at cis going into careers at national security and one of them, calista jones from georgia tech, posed a question i want to present to you, which is when we are looking at the area of responsibility assigned to southcom, can you talk about southcom activities in this area, and back into the space discussion, do you see a future where space and satellite data give someone the capabilities of these new space companies that can move fast? do you see a role where they can aid southcom in its objectives? >> absolutely. the ability to see in this huge area of operations, talking about the caribbean, central america and south america, huge. to be able to see and our partners want to be able to see. they cannot see. i go back to sharing agreements, having partners that we can share information with that they do not have, the p.r.c. backbone for technology and their telecommunications, and then being able to make them aware of that. so we are very innovative. i could talk about traditional isr, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, traditional, but then we have been successful,

renowned climatologist and former chair of the atmospheric sciences at georgia tech, judith curry, joinsed in your career that led you to this place right now. >> well, i started, you know, in doing my job as a scientist, you know, continued to reevaluate the evidence, question the assumptions and challenge the conclusions. that is my job. and this became inconvenient when, you know, people had a specific narrative that they wanted to put forward about climate change and my questioning became inconvenient. i started criticizing scientists for not making their data publicly available, for not being transparent about their methods, for not just for being overconfident and not paying attention to the uncertainty. and trying to cancel their opponents and anybody who criticized them. and i started speaking up. this was in 2010. and it -- at first, the community did not know what to do with me. but then they quickly started labeling as a denier and tried to discredit me and i continue to do my job as a scientist and continued to point these things out. but i think my criticisms have no credibi

that category of the thing if that it's interesting, it's fun to look at, but the people from georgia tech are not rushing out there to say let's investigate. it's just a curiosity, but it's kind of a great curiosity. it's like this intergalactic game of jeopardy that sprang up out of nowhere. >> i want to know more about two galaxies mushing together. >> our is going to do the same thing. in 4 billion years we're supposed to combine with another galaxy. >> you don't actually know if tom is telling the truth or gaslighting me, which is why i love him. >> tom foreman, thank you for all your fun. >> thank you all for joining us. we will be here in 400 million years to cover andromeda merging with the milky way. >> or will we?e? >> "inside politicics" up next. he's c cocky for a nineteen year old. they offer two pairs and a free, quality eye exam starting at just $79.95. i can see from your expression that you find that shocking. ...aaaaaaaand, you d't have ears. book an exam today at americasbest.com. ♪ i'm currently out of the office... focusing on a little blue-sky thinking. i'll be taking

but she had a degree from georgia tech. she stepped up and bid on the contract at the bargain mine. she got the first $1 million plus. just to pave the parking lots. it included everybody in the economic growth and development. it's led to conclusions in political development. charlotte: amazing. andrew: we're we go from here, i don't know. but i went out to the airport, this was a few months ago, because they were the busiest. they had just won the prize and i wanted to just thank them. i went in there and the problem is there were 12 people. there were two black men, one white and, one white woman. there were seven black women. i said how did you all take over the airport. [laughter] they said we have been here since the beginning and when everybody else left for more important jobs, that's the other thing. he said we were left. and that's the way this airport is running now. too close, and this is not the march on washington but it is what they want to say. the metropolitan area of atlanta now is $478 billion economy. that makes atlanta and the counties immediately surrounding it

abby georgia tech due to the number of people there. our next guest is the mother of u.s.taff sergeant ryan don't forget all those wounded. appreciate it. paul, what could you -- what is your initial reaction from hearing this in this book? >> well, it's quite damning evidence for the past administrations that have been involved in this. and it is quite evident that that we knew more than what we are telling in these administrations. >> brian: how good has the administration been in communicating with you guys what went wrong and what happened and expressing their sorrow? no one in this administration that is on the executive level have ever told me that they are core for what happened, nor are they apologetic, no one on this executive level. >> brian: yeah. that'sly what hear it's pretty much all around so how interested are you in finding out the details in this book? the truth will set you free. that's all i can say to this administration. the truth is what is needed in america right now. that is what we are not getting as americans. and we demand it now because we dese

with the two schools playing in a conference that includes the likes of north carolina, clemson, georgia techte presents obvious travel issues. we're about to begin one last year of the traditional pac 12 and cal's justin wilcox says that's all he's concerned about right now. the decision makers that are involved in these calls are working on it. but what we can control right now is the is the what happens on the practice field and meetings. and again, the answers that everybody are, you know, is looking for, us included. we don't have those yet. i don't have those yet. shock waves still being felt when it comes to the elimination of the us soccer team in the world cup. in the meantime, the knockout round continue cuz it was england against nigeria in a knockout game today. one like the team from nigeria loose and ready prior to its game against the european champions, nigeria was down a player due to a red card. they still had to decide the game in a shootout. chloe kelly won it when she hit the net. there england won the shootout 4 to 2 after neither team could score in regulation or extra

researcher here on a regular basis when i was, it was carl, who was a professor of economics at georgia tech. and so he and i became fast friends. we referred to the library as our library, because so many times there would be nobody else here. and we corresponded and it was a good situation. i reached a point when it was time for me to come back to the library, wasn't work, you know? i was excited about it, i was ready to get back here. when the first volume was published i was giving a speech and somebody wanted to know what did i enjoy most about the carter library. that was one of the easiest questions anybody's ever asked me. i said lunch with the staff. [laughter] >> we had some very good lunches. >> and sometimes i would be invited to go along. >> you would be invited to go along. >> i was over on the carter center side so i wasn't at the jimmy carter library every day, but i'm glad that i got to know stanly during those early years. >> oh, well, we had a mutual friend, i think, here in atlanta. linda mathews. >> oh, yes. >> and then some others from my ph.d. days, phil chase and visi

is also the author of the book flipped, how georgia tech purple, and broke the monopoly on republicanani am joined now by jer rubin, opinion writer for the washington post, and also msnbc political analyst. she is the author of the important book, resistance, how women save democracy from donald trump. jennifer, good morning. good to see you. you wrote an opinion piece that caught my attention in the post earlier this week in which you wrote about the distinction between the enactments, i carry this with me everywhere i go, the jack smith indictment and the phone with us indictment. which you say whereas smith chose not to indict trump on instigating violence, you know that when this case puts the violent front and center. you think that's an important note. tell me why. >> jack smith had an interest in making the federal case as narrow and as quick as possible. he did not want to get to trump's association with violence because that would trigger, i think, first amendment concerns regarding his speech on the ellipse, if you remember on january 6th. fani willis is telling a different

researcher here on regular basis when i was it was carl vivian, who was a professor of economics at georgia tech. and so he and i became fast friends. we referred to the library as our library because somewhere times had been over upset. and of course, we bonded our families bonded. and it was just a good situation. and so i reached the point where when it was time for me to come back to the library it was at work, you know, i, i was excited about, i was i was ready to get to get back when the first volume was published. i giving a speech in starkville and somebody wanted to know what did i enjoy most about. the carter library. that was one of the easiest questions anybody's ever asked me. i said, lunch. the staff. we had some really good lunches and sometimes i would be invited to go a long time. she would be invited to go to. i was over on the carter center side, so i wasn't at the jimmy carter library every day. but i'm glad that got to know stan lee during those early years. oh, we we had a mutual friend, i think, here in l.a. linda macias yes. and, and then some other from my ph.d. and days

with the two schools playing in a conference that includes the likes of north carolina, clemson, georgia teches. we're about to begin one last year of the tradition pac 12 and cal's justin wilcox says that's all he's concerned about right now. the decision makers that are involved in these calls are working on it. but what we can control right now is the is the what happens on the practice field and meetings. and again, the answers that everybody are, you know, is looking for, us included. we don't have those yet. i don't have those yet. interesting to see how it all shakes out. we will not recognize west coast college football in another season. unbelievable. all right, joe, thank you. next at 11. there's no way to arrest our way out of this crisis and that the wellness centers are exactly what we need right now. it's not providing supervised consumption, and i can't support it. san francisco supervisors, city supervisors sparring over plans to get drug users off the streets and into wellness centers. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. a battle between two san francisco city supervis

tech. and it's proving a georgia delegates for all around the world. army 2023 is the international military technical forum. it's on the way in the moscow region is where a correspondent romance closer we have got his hands on some of the latest high tech hot for this vehicle is a command sensor oven inside air and t aircraft michel brigade. now it can detect or get so within a 6000 kilometer radius, that star gets, can be supported on land, on the grounds. and in this guy as well. this machine is the come on central, the air defense systems complex. from this come on center and to aircraft me, so formation. so i controlled intelligence information is collected and scouted. ition is also controlled to direct aircraft and the machines were also working on ground targets. the operator screen displays the ground and air conditions and certain places by the command as decision reconnaissance re dos stations and enter aircraft me so complex is, are installed. this is the basis for building an air defense system. v right here is brand new and it's now making its world premiere right here on our t

as for the change in lineup, he hired a georgia lawyer, and his attorneys are executives in high-techt taken. these are live pictures of the fulton county jail. a presidential mugshot. that would be the first. the sheriff says they treat everybody equally, no matter their status. trump faces 13 counts in georgia, along with 18 other codefendants, including rudy giuliani and sidney powell. not pictured here yet is former trump chief of staff, mark meadows, who has yet to turn himself in. nbc will provide live coverage of the accused former president as he arrives to jail. a source course to the trump organization says it would be later in the day and evening, and it doesn't matter as the booking is open 24 hours. >>> and trump said he saw no upside enjoining the debate. >> i'm leading by 50 and 60 points. some of them are at one, zero, and two. i am thinking do i sit there for an hour or two hours, whatever it would be, and get harassed by people who should not be running? >> this was a time for ron desantis to shine, and many pundits and spin doctors said he didn't. instead it was pol

georgia today. >> the air has to come out of some of the tech names because they have been really stressed over the last six months those things are going anywhere. we go to year-end market is looking at the high evaluation against higher interest rates and the underlying economy is so strong and after this rocky. things might get a little bit better. stuart: i love this song, here comes the sun from the beatles. >> i was shimmying before this came on. stuart: i hope we got on tape, 11:00 o'clock on the east coast on this friday august the 18 18th, to the markets, the dow is turned around, at one point down over one or two points, now it's up eight, same with the nasdaq down 150 now it's down 74 a small lawson s&p, big tech earlier they were all down, they are still all down but not as much, apple 173, microsoft was at 312, now it is at 314, amazon 132, plenty of red ink for big tech, the ten year treasury yield, earlier well above four and a present, now it is at four-point to 2%, little progress there, navy that is helping the nasdaq let's look at bitcoin, today last month it took a tumble 29000

georgia, miss emily bell. there are education company ceos . from gross security, city bridge, and classlink. an founders, from google techentures and diverting hate, among others. and almost 200 other people gathered here today, committed to education, committed to school. each of you deserve your own recognition for what you do for kids. thank you thank you truly for being here today to discuss an important issue that whether one is an administrator, a teacher, a parent, it's close to each of our hearts. i would also like to take a moment to welcome close colleagues from the white house, the president's lead science advisor, and the acting national cyber director. our gathering today, and the quick reschedule putting us on means a lot to the president and kids go back to school safely. criminals are targeting schools with cyberattacks. there were eight school systems in the last school year alone that were disrupted. four that actually had to close for a period of time because of cyberattacks. and as we heard, that is a part of it. perhaps even more importantly, there is sensitive data of children, their psychiatric inf

tech consultant is expected to be back in court in october. former president trump and his allies are facing new legal trouble in georgia. late last night, trump and 18 allies were indicted on charges. they tried to overturn georgia's 2020 presidential election. >> washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has that story. this is former president trump's 4th criminal indictment and his second for election interference. this latest one charges him and 18 of his allies with several serious crimes. >> in georgia, there's now a warrant out for donald trump's arrest. the defendant engaged in a criminal. >> racketeering enterprise to overturn georgia's presidential election result just before midnight. fulton county district attorney fani willis announced that trump and 18 of his allies are charged with crimes ranging from racketeering to conspiracy. the indictment accuses them of lying to state officials creating fake election documents and engaging in a cover up. part of that effort was captured on a recorded call between the former president and georgia's republican secretary of state 2 months after the election. i just

tech-heavy index. and breaking news, hurricane idalia right now blasting over waycross, georgia. the now-category one storm has triggered 15 tornado warnings in its wake and a 16th with storm surge -- 16-foot storm surge has left huge swaths underwater. coming up, we're going to take you live to both georgia and florida for the very latest and show you the damage and show you what is coming right now especially in georgia. now, we can tell you that right now natural gas prices are moving higher by about 4.8%. they stand at $2.79 per million british thermal units, and crude oil well above with $81 a barrel, 8. 63 in the -- 81.63 for a gain of half a percent. of course, the gulf of mexico is the nation's primary offshore source of oil and gas generating about 997%over of all -- 97% of outer shelf u.s. oil and gas production. kinder to morgan began shuttering operations before the hurricane hit the gulf this morning. all right, back to these back to back to back rallies. even the russell 2000s in the green by 9 points. for the week the small and mid caps are actually on track for a

georgia against trump regarding attempts to overturn the election in that state. alice barr, nbc news. >>> apple's earnings have dropped for the third quarter in a row. experts expect the tech giant to still have a strong end of the year. apple posted the third quarter earnings reports today. sales are down a little, over 2% from this time last year. the summer months are normally slow for the sale of apple products. the fourth quarter when the new iphone comes out and holiday shopping kicks into greer is expected to be a big earner for the company. the stock still up 51% in 2023. >>> over all the corporate earnings reports released today did not fill investors with confidence. both the s&p 500 and nasdaq slipped, finishing the day in the red. the dow able to stay in the green, though not by much, adding only about 70 points. >>> still ahead, you have to pay a toll fine from a bay area bridge or highway. the help that is available for you. >>> fighting cancer with all he's got after seeing his family hit hard by the relentless disease. the 90-year-old man who is battling in more ways than one in tonight's bay area proud. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. ranieri. i'

georgia, how will this work? this is a voluntary partnership number ten is already successfully used by big tech firms such as onundermine the damaging content they have searched for. rishi sunak says he wants to see these posts suspended or removed, posts on group discounts on small boats and free spaces for children and offers of false documents. we have had quite a strong statement come from suella braverman to labour. what are labour saying? they say she has totally lost any grip on the 15,000 attempts to cross the channel this year and we heard this morning from stephen kinnock basically dismissing policies such as those suella braverman in the government are chasing today as gimmicks and headlines. he also spoke of what labour see as the extent of the backlog they would have to tackle when coming to power at the next election that they would have no choice but to use existing infrastructure the government has two hose people coming in. such is the barge in dorset set a hose run 500 asylum seekers. —— set two hose about 500 asylum seekers. ——to house. the reality is that we've got tens of thousands of peopl

tech stories you need to know, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." our 20 one-year-old student from georgiaed to convince nai algorithm to say that nine plus 10 -- an ai algorithm to say that nine plus 10 equals 21. thousands of hackers are trying to expose flaws and biases in general ai and it is happening at the hacking conference in las vegas for it i want to dig deeper into that story and all the other top tech stories this week with bloomberg's aggie now. let's start with you. one of the hackers said her biggest concerns here is inherent bias, especially racism. what do we know about the biases in ai more broadly? >> two things that we know as that there is a concern that ai has essentially an ability to not only replicate but also amplify specific biases in our society. we have seen it in ai image generators creating racist or sexist images and as well there is the possibility that those pieces that are produced, like the mask you just showed there, that -- there is a potential that they are producing incorrect results as well so it's both the issue of inherent bias and also incorrect

fulton county jail, under police tech scored, heavy police escort where he was booked on racketeering charges related to his effort to reverse the 2020 election loss in georgia. the whole process took just over 20 minutes, trump's booking document lays out the 200,000 dollar bond tied to his release ahead of his trial. nbc has confirmed he used fosters bail bonds, and large bill georgia to post that bond. after his booking was completed, trump then headed back to the airport for the flight to new jersey before he boarded his plane, he stopped on the tarmac, repeated his lies about the 2020 election, which he insists at the right to challenge. by the way, that is true. he absolutely had the right to challenge it. he also had the right to lie about it. he just didn't have the right to conspire with other people to overturn the law. the former president is now facing a total of 91 criminal charges, in four separate cases. a total of 19 defendants in this particular case in georgia including donald trump or indicted in this sweeping election interference case on august the 14th. so, far 12 of them have surrendered to georgia officials. the remaining seven have u

georgia on a regular basis. but what i grew up understanding as college football which was, you know, local rivalries, divided families, families that sent kids to baylor, tcu, texas techued over the thanksgiving table over which school was the best. tradition. that college football is dead. we'll see what rises from these ashes. it looks like semipro super league football. >> bill: it might. deion sanders is in the college game, as you know. i think he put his finger on it, right, they're chasing money. he said i don't care what conference, who we're playing against, we're trying to win. all this is about money. you know that. it's about a bag. everybody is chasing the bag. then you get mad at players when they chase it. how's that? how do the grown-ups get mad at the players when they chase it when the colleges are chasing it as well. strikes me that he's right about that because a lot of this is tv contracts that dole out the money to the colleges. but the big 10 is now becoming america's conference because they're going to run from coast to coast in every time zone, will? >> will: ok, america's conference, i see what you did there with the geography of it, you're r

tech and i want to get to that conversation. first, your take on the indictment coming out of georgia against the over president -- former presidentis different because georgia is, was a very republican state. it is still represented by a conservative governor, governor kemp, who was imposed bite demo -- by donald trump. governor kemp opposed him and opposed waffles greater -- roethlisberger. if you read the indictment, there are a lot of people who are attacking the indictment and haven't read them but they involve conversations where donald trump called governor kemp, tried to get him to take action and without attacking him, and we are familiar with the one called because that was taped and he would shake him down and was attacking him but there was calls to the attorney general to -- that is detailed in this indictment so i think the georgia indictment is different because georgia is a republican state represented by conservative republicans yet georgia has rejected donald trump, rejected trump candidates again and again. they have elected republican -- governor kemp himself and others came out with strong statements. i think

georgia, how will this work? this is a voluntary partnership that will build on and approach the government says has been successfully used by techght delays after attempts to move around 500 asylum seekers onto the stock on borage in dorset, but was meant to happen in nature light but reports it could come tomorrow although we are still not quite sure that will be the case. oliver dowden in the papers this morning defending the accommodation barge against what he calls howls of outrage and the home secretary talking about the government asylum policy saying lawyers who submit false asylum claims on behalf of illegal immigrants should face jail. for immigrants should face 'ail. for now, immigrants should face 'ail. for new. unmet immigrants should face jail. for now, thank you. more than 50 supporters of the former prime minister of pakistan, imran khan, have been detained after protesting against him being sentenced to three years in jail. mr khan had called for his supporters to demonstrate around the country after he was found guilty of not declaring money earned from selling gifts he received in office. he denies the charges