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>> harold: first black graduate georgia tech 1965. diploma in engineering from georgia tech over the weekend. congratulations to that family and congratulations to him on all of his courage. did you go, girl. >> judge jeanine: i bet he was very proud. harold harold he was. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us tonight. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: thank you, judge. very much. i appreciate it. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. ongoing anti-israel

that's him giving his granddaughter deannar hat ,k her diploma in engineering from georgia tech justll of his courage. and young deannaall of, go for , girl. >> you go, girl. i'll bet you was very proud. yegala ds. all right. that's it for us tonight. have a great night, everybody. m >> welcome to jesse waters. primetime tonighe t.

>> harold: first black graduate georgia tech 1965. that's him giving his granddaughter deanne that her diploma in engineering from georgia tech over the weekend. congratulations to that family and congratulations to him on all of his courage. did you go, girl. >> judge jeanine: i bet he was very proud. harold harold he was. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us tonight. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: thank you, judge. very much. i appreciate it. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. ongoing anti-israel protest force another prominent school to cancel its main graduation ceremony. we will take you there. house speaker mike johnson meets with the republican lawmakers seeking to kick him out of his job. we have the behind the scenes of that meeting and who will former president trump pick to be his running mate? a look at the contenders tonight. ♪ but, first, breaking tonight, israel has begun striking targets in the gaza strip city of rafah. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that a cease-fire proposal agreed to by

tonigh >> and on my podcast tonight, matt whitlock, oc heraldtt whitt black graduate from georgia tech. as a fellow named ronald yancee yaughte did in 1965. that's him giving his granddaughter deannar hat ,k her diploma in engineering from georgia tech just over the weekend. congt familys to that familyn and congratulations to him on all of his courage. and young deannaall of, go for , girl. >> you go, girl. i'll bet you was very proud. yegala ds. all right. that's it for us tonight. have a great night, everybody. m >> welcome to jesse waters. primetime tonighe t. norris trump's first effort wins to trump kicks the campaign into overdrive, while biden's stuck in neutral . now columbia cancels graduation . a prime time investigation into who funnelintos the money that s put more immigrants in cages than us border policies all night. he's been using the schoolll that aaron hernandez night he' t from under himself, the tom brady roast. >> cancel culture over. you'll always be remembered as eli manning's. >> plus. rby an >> this is my first year be any advice? yeah. i don't. >> so we're si

the gardens lead to this georgia tech to determine the best habitat for such a blonde and animal species. but her new knowledge is useful in other areas to the i've use that i'm on the same thing with like, oh, in the band sponsor for the stay the all the words live we all bird, the water sources are uh are they are they are located on the vet are though, like climbing things like where they can of the more do this, what has been good, easy access to the fire or incident if it happens so many projects come due to development projects in the lease on. so i have to check that if it is coming in to the for the stadium or not for the notch boot, the extra training is paid off. g. uninsured was a training officer at the time. he tells us that such programs have more than 2 thirds of the bottom supposed to find a new job afterwards. max must have gone into this search and put the money into the beauty of organizations. like the kind of blue to blue if has joined in various projects, then various research institutes have joined and forest departments. that is the major place with these guys go

nearly six decades ago, he became the first black graduate at georgia tech, paving the way for othernd a hug to one of those students: his granddaughter, deanna. she graduated with a masters in electrical and computer engineering, the very same field as her grandfather. >> i get the best of both worlds of not only having ronald yancey, the first black graduate, handing me to my diploma, but also the fact that i get to have my grandfather hand me my diploma. >> there are three kinds of people in the world. those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened. deanna made this happen. >> norah: i agree. ronald and deanna yancey, they are tonight's "heart of america." and congratulations to all the graduates. and at's tonight's >> judge judy: they can evict you because they don't like the color of your hair. >> i agree with what you're saying. >> announcer: they were no longer welcome... >> judge judy: they considered you annoying tenants. >> it was unnecessary eviction. >> judge judy: there's no such animal. >> okay. fair. >> announcer: ...and

nearly six decades ago, he became the first black graduate at georgia tech, paving the way for otherearlier this month, he presented a diploma and a hug to one of those students, his granddaughter, deanna. she graduated with a master's in electrical and computer engineering, the very same field as her grandfather. >> i get the best of both worlds of not only having ronald yancy, the first black graduate, hand me my diploma, but also the fact that i get to have my grandfather hand me my diploma. >> there are three kinds of people in the world. those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened. deanna made this happen. >> i agree. ronald and deanna yancy, they are tonight's "heart of america." and congratulations to all the graduates. and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm carissa lawson in new

do you like, now, georgia tech? do you not like the bulldogs? do you weigh in on that? eorgia i don't like the bulldogs. >> that's what i mean. >> i like them all. i like them all. >> people always say -- >> georgia tech is a really outstanding place and so i enjoy my association there. >> that's right in atlanta. isn't it? >> right in atlanta. exactly. >> a lot of good places down there, dennis, thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you, joe. >> okay. >>> all right, still to come this morning, the uaw's high stakes effort to unionize a mercedes-benz plant comes to a vote today. what it could mean for workers. "squawk box" will be right back. . i'm tasting it- or a night person. or a... people person. but he is an “i can solve this in 4 different ways” person. and that person... is impossible to replace. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you help clem with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for him. i'm short but i'm... i'm confident. you know? let our expertise round out yours. whoa, what's that, grandpa? i'm short but i'm... i

. >> i am 22 years old and just graduated from georgia tech with a degree in engineering. >> i am a graduatingf california davis. >> our class definitely experienced a lot of turbulence and uncertainty. >> everyone that lived during this period i think shares a unique bond that has never been seen before. >> i think it is really crazy to see everything that has happened. am i living a dream? this cannot be real. >> i think the past four years can basically be described as living out a history book. covid pandemic. protests. the russia-ukraine war. or what is happening in the middle east. it is basically living out everything you would see in history book. it is unsettling to me. >> i think about the contrast a lot -- the march. it will only be two weeks and i will come back to the december gloom of -- when is this going to end. you cannot go back to normal after that. there was no going back to normality. >> our entire freshman year was online. sophomore year it was still online. the entire high school year you are sort of transitioning and getting back into the groove of talking to people and

, ronald nancy presented his granddaughter with her diploma, 50 he nine years after he became georgia tech's first black graduate. after being rejected twice, won, broke barriers in 1965, earning his degree in engineering the university dedicated a statue of him in 2019 recognizing that achievement, deanna acknowledged or grandfather as a trailblazer following in his footsteps? depths of earning a master's degree in electrical and computer engineering that's awesome. that's some good, good, good stuff. >> then there's this, the terrifying moment a man pulls a gun on a pastor and other clergy jumping into action. all that caught on the churches livestream will bring that to you. and kristi noem. her cleanup, maybe the strangest cleanup of all time while defending her admission that she shot and killed her own dog, she said she'd like to see another famous dog that as well the good stuff brought to you by viking. reading number one for rivers oceans, and expeditions by condi nast traveler, learn more at viking.com sail through the heart of historic cities, an unforgettable scenery with faking

in for a treat, joining us now, assad bomb law of biophysicists and assistance i'm professor at georgia techchool of chemical and biomolecular engineering look at that. >> the one thing you were promised they fly for mating and you know it must have sent some acoustic cues. >> yeah. yeah, exactly those are rare treat that you really observed live mother's day really, really woke you up on let me cicadas. >> they lived the majority of the lives underground tell me how do they know these two broods that like this is the time to come out so there are multiple hypothesis. the short answer is, we don't know, but one of the hypothesis is they measure the temperature of the soil you're yeah, i'll i'll trade with you. >> this is how we would we help each other out. this is great you just witnessed a beautiful aerodynamic phenomenon. >> they can't fly far because they're just flying when they're looking for a mate and i say climb higher and higher on a tree, okay? >> and as much as i'm freaking out about it, it really is beautiful because the wings are translucent, but my question do you is if they c

. >> we already saw at georgia tech themselves out of the jury pool because they were concerned about their own health. after people began to figure out that they were on this jury. listen down trump is not a typical defendant. we can't treat him typically either. i think what he knows is that he is not going to go to jail. and so you've got to find some way to try to corral him and keep everyone else safe. and i will tell you it is a troubling i've heard stories when people particularly in georgia about prosecutors being followed, about witnesses to the case getting unsolicited emails and voice messages, this is a very tinderbox moment in the country, and we've got to do whatever we can to keep. >> here's here's another way of looking at this donald trump is trying to make a mockery of the legal system. the court system he is succeeded. yeah, because he is violating the gag order every day. and there is actually nothing that will be done about it. >> i do wonder what is the point of taking time from this trial to deal with these issues when the consequence is irrelevant to him. i thi

that'll be down near georgia tech here and atlanta hanuman gold traveled to golf and he wants to, unless the court tells him he specifically cannot, that would be a different matter if they don't want him to do that. but beyond that, there are other restrictions for felons. sometimes some might lose their passport might not be able to get mortgages from certain banks, might not be able to take part in certain government programs, especially involving money. not sit on a jury, own a gun, but i do want to point out, we put this asterisk down here for a very big reason. this is a former president a potential future president. and that means virtually everything we've talked about here could be subject to change. >> wolf on non-pharm and excellent explanation. thank you very much coming up. the presidential historian doris kearns goodwin is standing by to join us live. we'll get her take on the latest history-making event in an already historic campaign in one of the most active 22 season you can't control of 20 though. what kinds of interventions can we design go inside the store the premie

. >> and i will never forget georgia tech that, when she said the light is always there if only we areuld call this collection looking for the light. >> reporter: you were looking for light in that moment? >> yes. >> reporter: the collection depicts events that rocked the nation such as george floyd's murder, an suburb crisis as seen in this stark painting of vladimir putin inspired by signs at protests for ukraine. >> well, this was the easiest one to find a title for. i called it the face of evil. >> reporter: schieffer collected images he saw in print and on television and gives full credit to the photographers who captured them. is there something that makes a bob schieffer painting a bob schieffer painting? >> well, they are large. >> reporter: that's the texan in you, right? schieffer has always gone big. he was the first reporter from a texas newspaper to report from vietnam. then at cbs news he covered the pentagon, state department, congress, and the white house. later in his career he wrote and performed country music. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and hosted "face the nation" every sunda

if georgia tech offers one of the lowest masters degree programs in the country, prestigious university in my state, less than 10,000 for cybersecurity, computer science and data analytics, georgia leads the nation in the cyber talent and research with ten of our colleges and universities focused on cyber.pr the u.s. army cyber command is headquartered in my district and inan professional degrees that prepared the cyber workforce that shouldn't be stopped by arbitrary regulations that would only stifle cost-effective education. why is 500 the magic number? where did you get the number and do you believe that distance for education programs of 501 students are somehow not worthy of an innovative approval process and they must jump through more burdensome hoops to be offered? >> i agree with you georgia has some amazing institutions and i want to make sure that i work with you to identify the concerns and make sure that they have the opportunities. here we are today it would increase by ten to 15 million over the next decade because colleges will raise tuition rates and since they know ta

georgia tech offers one of the lowest cost online master programs in the country. prestigious university in my state. less than 10,000 -- for cybersecurity, computer science, and data analytics careers. georgia leads the nation in development of cyber talent in research with 10 of our colleges and university is focused on cyber. u.s. army cyber command has -- and professional degrees the should not be stopped by arbitrary regulations that will only stifle cost-effective education. why is 500 and magic number -- the magic number? did you believe that 501 students are somehow not worthy of an innovative approval process and they must jump through more burdensome hoops to be offered? >> i agree with you. georgia has some amazing institutions and i want to make sure i work with you and my team works with you to identify the concerns there and work with you to make sure the georgia schools have the opportunities. >> mr. secretary avenue about a minute less -- i have about a minute left, i have to move on. 10 to 15 billion over the next decade because the colleges will ra

i'll echo what my friend from georgia tech, is an area we can improve on and double down on the efforts. thank you for the comments on modernization and digitized, members of this committee, i've raised important., can you discuss how the agency is prioritizing these initiatives, what is immediately working on, something accomplished down the road but we could make it happen quicker if you get more collaboration from us concerned about the level of the direct program, could you share some thoughts on that? >> we want to have a big impact for taxpayers that benefit them so i start with the call center. this is a place where there is historic attention, i think a lot of taxpayers end up coming to the call center hoping for smooth and better experience. the changes we can make not about hiring additional ones, it's about modernizing. you look at call centers and industries around the public sector organization, there are both a.i. and technology solutions that make it operate more smoothly. i go to web tools, we have online accounts where individuals and businesses and register and have th

georgia tech offers one of the lowest cost online master programs in the country. prestigious university in my state. less than 10,000 -- for cybersecurity, computer science, and data analytics careers. georgia leads the nation in development of cyber talent in research with 10 of our colleges and university is focused on cyber. u.s. army cyber command has -- and professional degrees the should not be stopped by arbitrary regulations that will only stifle cost-effective education. why is 500 and magic number -- the magic number? did you believe that 501 students are somehow not worthy of an innovative approval process and they must jump through more burdensome hoops to be offered? >> i agree with you. georgia has some amazing institutions and i want to make sure i work with you and my team works with you to identify the concerns there and work with you to make sure the georgia schools have the opportunities. >> mr. secretary avenue about a minute less -- i have about a minute left, i have to move on. 10 to 15 billion over the next decade because the colleges will ra

georgia dream parts. it is the, the only powerful as in the tech support association. all the key milestones we tried towards your broken integration starting from institution agreements. the dfcs please, the liberalization, as well as these tests, as we remember also last year, when those who are aware lead to previous to government, those members of the problem where kelley says, if we do not release former president from present, and by the way, he's not to present, as i can say next, we will not get the candidate successes, but the fact was different, right? so we see that. so sometimes it helps only about the, the few members of the problem if you are talking about and initiating the resolution. but it's all about the priest, the polls and key values, which we're sliding for towards the european union. we know that by every day, and we, i like to definitely say this is the arrow perceptions and anyone can create the perceptions towards the award russian a. so uh with the, uh, it's kind of a damaging because the georgia dream was the party who has raised system mot

a necessary condition for georgia integration into the european union versus the bill now goes to president, selling these will be, should be, need to reset your use of the tech to locate. but her decision can be overwritten by another vote in parliament control by the prime minister's ruling party, georgia dream. and it's always the youth says the bill was damaged, you'll just bid to join the blog or something that is a flash point. so many protest as this law is going to destroy the european future that lake country has been fighting for. and the value southern sisters have been fighting for for ages. the u. s. is wound georgia not destroyed with most groups against the west trending sanctions, saying a plan $390000000.00 and assistance would be reviewed. demonstrations have been helpful, weeks cried number and the 10s of thousands for jessica police to be the biggest in georgia since it regained independence from russia. 1991. and despite a heavy handed response by police and with the bill to consent to pulse, they don't show any signs of stopping. imaging came the out to 0 inside story. the cadets bring in now guess now all of them joining us from to play

georgia dream parts. it is the, the only powerful as in the tech support association. all the key milestones which are towards your world pending to gratian, talking from association agreement dfcs, pc liberalization, as well as the texas. we remember also last year when those 2 are where lead to previous to government, those members of the problem where kelley says, if we do not release former president from present, and by the way, he's not to present. but i can say next we will not get the candidate test, but the fact to different price. so we see that. so sometimes it helps only about the, the few members of the problem if you are talking about and initiating the resolution . but it's only about the priest, the full and keep the retreat sliding for towards the rough and union. we know that by every day and we, i like definitely this is the arrow perceptions and anyone can create the perceptions towards the award russian a. so uh with the, uh, it's kind of a damaging because the georgia dream was the party who has raised system motions and who also receive up to soc

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getting through and the tech on the city would have devastating consequences. supposed civilians and likely see the conflict that across. thoughtful the welcome to the shell. georgia's parliament has approved a controversial law that a sparked fresh protest in the capital to police. the police confronted demonstrators outside parliament while lawmakers clashed inside before the vote. critics of the ruling party feared the so called foreign influence. bill will be used to persecute and stand bound to sense and will dash georgia's hopes of joining the european union. the legislation requires media and other organizations to register as quote, pursuing the interest of a foreign power. if they get more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to our forced upon it, maria tell months it has been covering the protest in the capital tbilisi and gave us more on the protests on tuesday. the th at murray and critics have compared this legislation to a law in russia that has been used to crack down on defend before we get back to you, let's give our viewers so mark on the. 3 banks in georgia's parliament descended into an old mountain bruise is the social russian more past

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