not only georgia tech. you know, berkeley was listed as one of the entities had i want to point out that both of those institutions, since this report came to light and since they worked with our committee on these findings, they recognize the problem associated with these affiliations and have broken off those affiliations, but as you pointed out, close to 24 more joint educational ventures that directly benefit the military of the chinese communist party. >> the report definitely digs into specifically these joint institutes that have universities in china that are getting access to u.s. research and money. i want to try to understand that the report does not explicitly say that any laws were broken, right? so what is being done to stop this and how is it that there aren't any laws on the books to try and address this? >> that is a huge concern because you are right. it is not illegal for a professor at a university to collaborate with the people's liberation army. which is shocking when you think of that

congratulations to the students, to the staff, and to the alumni of georgia tech. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. manning, for five minutes. ms. manning: mr. speaker, i rise -- as i rise today, women's basic reproductive freedoms are under relentless attack by right-wing politicians and judges across the country. over two years ago, donald trump's hand-picked maga supreme court justices overturned roe v. wade, dismantling 50 years of judicial precedent. this catastrophic decision has left one in three women living under outright abortion bans and unleashed a coordinated effort to undermine the full range of reproductive health care, including access to birth control. in his concurring opinion in the dobbs case, justice clarence thomas explicitly called for revisiting the right to contraception. despite the fact that over 90% of women rely on contraception at some point in their lives, extremist republicans have seized on this as a rallying cry to target birth con

he went to georgia southwestern college where he studied chemistry and then he said he went to georgia tech where he studied engineering and then he pointed out i had gone to the u.s. naval academy and received a degree in naval science and then he said he went to union college in schenectady, new york where he did his graduate work in nuclear physics and now he said he grows peanuts for a living. [laughter] ♪ >> jimmy carter's roots go deep into the dark red soil of southwest georgia. he was born near the small farming town of plains like many young people decided against continuing the family tradition. eventually he ended a promising career to return to the land resuming the work of his parents and their parents before them. >> my children will be the sixth generation on the same land and allow them to get a good chance -- nobody in my family before my generation had the chance to finish high school. we know what it means to work. >> the determination, the self-discipline, the pure exertion that helped jimmy carter build a successful farming business would also see him through a punishin

what's the georgia tech of homes, so need to know how much you live in going see power the drum sigma a single. i'm a single mother, male male. the next company. uh, thing. see to number 3. yeah, and we don't i oh, don't use the of the projects that are not eligible companies but seemingly don't exist. things get more and more mysterious. then the plot thickens. the german environment agency received a letter from a chinese company. we have a copy, it claims that another company called beijing carbon new energy technology, had filed 5 projects and it's name. without its knowledge, let alone consent. more over it states, beijing carbon had erroneous lee altered data. there was a high probability that the documents were forged. the company asked german authorities to investigate the finish for us in game change, understand, does it as estimate the unvil funded into types deep sojourn it? minutes in the home with us about it? yes, the guns do i have to share in vice from ish just of us complet chief thought. so it took this tip off from china for the german authorities to launch a full s

he served as the trustee of the georgia tech national alumni association, member of the georgia tech national advisory board, and a member of the georgia tech regional engineering program, and several others. .. for over 76 years mr. bradley was an active member of the methodist church, serving on several boards within the community. it's here that i met mr. bradley and i will tell you, he was one of the finest men i've ever met. he also served on the advisory board of the salvation army for two decades. mr. bradley was a generous, faithful man, known for all his integrity and loyalty. he will be greatly missed and my heart goes out to his friends and family. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate five he wassing ham county middle school students on their selection for the reach georgia scholarship. the recipients of the scholarship are grace of effingmamiddle school and joel barrera and rider english from south, he was ffingham middle school. due to their stellar academic performance and outstanding attendance and behavior, these students will graduate high school with a $10,000

remember what they did to alabama and here georgia tech. >> they gave georgia a scare earlier in the ll. texas tech and arkansas, liberty bowl. he's got some skills, like that. >> in the zone. >> autozone. >> there it is. >> keeping it himself. >> one thing he can do is that. he's got those long legs and he's very deceiving how fast he is. >> we look ahead to the cfp quarterfinals. last time we saw number one oregon they beat penn state in the big 10 championship. we'll look ahead to the rematch with ohio state. that's a good one. two of the most entertaining running backs in the country, now underdogs in the playoffs. could one of them be primed to pull off the upset? we'll talk about that. fran brown, he doesn't shout. so what happens after a bowl loss? hopefully syracuse will find that out tonight against washington state. >> pushing all your chips in. he better not lose. let's work ot and friendly claims service! eyes on the phone now! gecko: look alive, drew! your repairs have been scheduled. nice! waahhhh! uh, ha! yes, you'll get a rental car on site. heads up! ooooh! uh, i'm go

the georgia bulldogs last night rallied from a 17-point deficit to beat rival georgia tech in eight overtimest. final score, 44-42. the win keeps the bulldogs' national championship hopes well alive. >>> today the professional women's hockey league dropped the puck on a new season. the boston fleet took on the sceptres in toronto. right now there are a total of six teams with plans to expand. ticket sales are up over 50% from last year which was the league's first season. >>> when we return, preparing for a favorite holiday ptraditi. >>> finally tonight, this holiday weekend isn't all about thanksgiving. with christmas right around the corner, the spotlight turns to the tree. 25 to 30 million christmas trees are sold every year, but drought and wildfire has taken a toll. lauren pozen reports from los angeles on whether supply will meet demand. >> reporter: finding the perfect tree is not easy, but many come prepared with a game plan. >> i have an ornament here, it has my name on it, lucas. and i buy here to test it if it's good or not. >> reporter: lucas and his family have made it a traditio

and this week, georgia tech university in atlanta was granted a national science foundation federal grant of just over $86,000 to study the impact of these toxic chemicals in the air. joining me right now is greg huey, a professor of atmospheric chemistry, aerosols and clouds at georgia tech. professor, great to see you thank you very much for having me. so how are you planning to lead this study? what are you hoping to learn from your research or students involved as well yes, students are very much involved. >> in fact, most of the funding for this project will pay a graduate student salary for the next year. um, basically how this transpired is, um, i was driving in to midtown atlanta the, the, the day after the, the fire at the biolab facility in conyers. and you could tell that the air quality was much worse than normal. so i went into the lab, we started up our instrumentation, and we started to measure in midtown, about 21 miles away from the incident. and we wanted to monitor the air as best we could. a couple days later, city of conyers contacted us, um, looking for help, and we

after the 1941, i was, but georgia tech, where i joined the navy and they will rotc and then went on to the naval academy at annapolis and that's where i began to teach bible lessons sunday. as a matter of fact, i taught the children are they families? they were stationed there permanently. our later served as a submarine officer. and in my last duty in the at sea in the pacific ocean was during the korean i served in the navy for 11 years. then i came back to plains, georgia, and to a life of farming. one of the most memorable occasions i had then was the volunteer as what the southern baptist convention called a pioneer missionary program. every year i would go somewhere assigned by the southern baptist convention to bring other people to christ. one of my most memorable was to go to massachusetts, and i had a leader there who was from brooklyn, new york. he was a cuban american, and his name was eloy cruz. i would read a few verses from the bible in using a different vocabulary than the one i had used in the navy. i might say. and then eloy cruz would give the plan of salvation to

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and as you're buying genre, a bus stop, i failed in georgia tech with how would you assess the current situation in georgia or louisiana. i can see that the situation in georgia is stabilizing to, and we're happy to see that georgia is a crucial partner and close friend to us. our people's have lived in peace and harmony for many centuries. and that's why any d stabilization or threat of the stabilisation in georgia, is just as harmful to azerbaijan say, as it is to georgia itself. so not for our part of what we're doing, everything in our power to help ensure that georgia situation stays in the political domain. that georgia maintains debility and continues to develop successfully. and again, speaking of foreign influence, it turns out that thousands of angie owes in georgia receive western funding. and the number of people on their payroll is probably runs into tens of thousands if not more. and we know what that means is because there was a time here in our country when grant givers and grant receivers used to enjoy the way too much freedom. and yeah, but we've put a stop to that ar

and as you're by john, a bus stop, i failed in georgia tech with how would you assess the current situation in georgia? what was it? i can see that the situation in georgia is stabilizing to, and we're happy to see that georgia is a crucial partner. and close friend to us are people's have lived in peace and harmony for many centuries. and that's why any d stabilization, or threats of destabilization in georgia is just as harmful to azerbaijan. so as it is to georgia itself. so that's our, our part of what we're doing, everything in our power to help ensure that georgia situation stays in the political domain. that georgia maintains debility and continues to develop successfully, eh, and again, speaking of foreign influence, it turns out that thousands of n g o, as in georgia, receive western funding. and the number of people on their payrolls probably runs into tens of thousands, if not more. and we know what that means because there was a time here in our country when grand givers and grant receivers used to enjoy the way too much freedom from you. but we've put a stop to that, that on, t

it's not very useful besides, but the georgia tech people made a very clear decision height, turn out more than 50 percent support to the ruling party period. that shouldn't be respected. and my problem is that this is very generally new. in the case, it is not the liberals to be in the election. the democratic nature of the whole country on the whole political system is being frustrated immediately. if it is uh, leave it off the when everything's fine. if it's betsy else the when, if it is conservative story and if it is the right thing to him, the nature of democracy is immediately question. and this is both of them acceptable filtering. so look at arcus. so good arcus, we have been under attack for the last 15 years into your opinion. we have been under financial sanctions. why? because we are not ready to speak according to the liberal mainstream. we are not ready to act according to the liberal moisture we got conservative, fancy optic for us national interest in number one. for us, the time of the comes east of the mother and the father and the children. the father is a man, mot

published articles about saying that this is the real reason people news st. kenneth degrees in georgia tech for some of the government as a sort of in general fossil verse and non unprecedented move. ukraine is set to receive $50000000000.00 from photos and russian assets, as, according to the outgoing us secretary of state on snape, lincoln. we've now managed on the basis of the frozen and the sovereign assets, the russian assets that are frozen to get a $50000000000.00 to ukraine. that will be going out the door in the next, in the coming weeks, both in the united states and europe, and that will carry ukraine for some time. in the next year, a few hours before the announcement from blinking president posing was asked about the russian funds, so they've been locked up by the west since 2022. a beautiful with them. no one thought before that it could be so easy to block assets. everyone believed that decision makers in the economic sphere acted very conservatively and understood their own risks if they undermined these international legal norms. in this fear, many of our chinese partners a

so for georgia tech, on one hand, it is quite according to the calculus for why we agreed to put you on a team because they what took his position was an entire city and government position for more than decades and seen the government gun is something that i'm kind of was wishing for and also the believe that's a stable the celia run by deal position will put a half create that will put the trinity that the, the city of effigy is in charge of roughly around $3.00. mean it will usually majority 2 of them. cool. go back to data and comes with this issue of the, the, the, the, the, the immigration has been quite an issue for turkey, particularly in the last couple of years. so that is another opportunity that kinda is looking for both on the other hand is extremely concerned as well. while the state is go, deem again that and sylvia is just shutting down, making down them is not only the ceiling and the position backed by turkey or in the regular having a coordination with. but also we're talking about the, the, the s, the of the city of democratic forces, the co dish, mainly made up o

my oldest son was in georgia tech, a very fine school. he thought the draft procedures were very unfair and that anyone who could afford to go to college didn't have to go. and the poor kids or the minority kids were the ones who weren't. he thought. that was unfair. and there were a lot of other people who he didn't object to going to war. and he was three years in vietnam. but i thought that it was time to get it over with. i think the same attitude that that president ford had in giving nixon a pardon. so after i made my inaugural speech, before i even left the. the flight, i went just inside the door at the national capital, and i signed the pardon for those young men. and yes, i think it was the right thing to do. one of the first speeches i made was to the american legion convention. and i my father was a legion. i was a veteran, too. and there were a few legion ers in the front row that refused to stand up. when i walked in as president of the united states, i knew there would be some adverse reaction to what i did. but yes, i thin

and it's clearly as are attempts to, to stabilize the situation in georgia tech class. but, you know, at the end of the day change is inevitable. it is indeed we'll be having a close eye on that situation there. of course what he thinks will bring his up to speed on us to see. thank you. let's discuss this further with george samuel, the now senior research fellow with the global policy institute thing time. but he, thanks for doing it, goes on the program george. so what do you make and the remaining and constitutional quotes faded to explain why exactly it cancelled. the result was that the presidential vice, it's going to have need some time to figure this one out, cuz they had to cancel it because it was obvious the georgia school was going to win. and, and that's why the, all the arguments about what happened 2 weeks ago, a, so ridiculous they, they still trying to figure out the something onto what happened in the 1st round. but the polls all of the polls that would be published ahead of sundays vote shows the georgia school was on track to when fairly comfortably

and then i went into the navy when i was 18 years old, i went to they were artists in georgia tech and the naval academy. and i eventually got into submarines and i was in the submarine force in 1948, went through harry truman, our commander in chief and president, and who i still think is the best president who's lived his life and i in my own lifetime anyway. no harry truman or dane, that racial segregation be abolished and all the military forces and in the civil service and it went into effect because he was commander in chief and he and he commanded it. and so because of that, i saw easy transfer of my submarine and all the ships around me. and how much benefit it brought to everybody and their attitude toward one another and treat fellow citizens and fellow naval men and officers equally. so that was a very good test. well, seven or eight years before martha came, became famous and before rosa parks sat in the front seat of a bus. so seven or eight years earlier, her service was the one that broke the ice and actually started the disaggregation of american. your religious upbring

and that's impossible for someone to recover from this type of georgia tech. so lots of and let's say the radicalization and i think the 100 south federal i need it's, it's quite obvious that the 100 software, giovanni are the democratic wing of the deep states in the us. and they are even feeding to him certainty. and then all the just to use like in use more inclusive now, or he wants to administer the friendly, and he is a rebel. he is a becoming 3 formed, etc, etc. and if you'll give them a few more months, they would call him like an ally of the engine between the 2 community. because this is how the democrats do, basically this is a and also you will see in the future that they really use the minority dues. the christians as make up for cosmetic reasons, in order to say, like, like the democrats to, we have one woman into cabinets, or we have a black person, or we have a transgender person. this is how they are going to treat them. i normally do sincerely. i like they are they cool? they could, they are as, let's say, make out for there is some is kind o

my oldest was at georgia tech. he thought the draft procedures were unfair and anyone who could afford to go to college didn't have to go. and the poor kids or minority kids were the ones who went. he thought that was unfair. a lot of other people, he didn't object to going to war, he spent three years in vietnam but i thought it was time to get it over with will stop it was the same attitude president ford had in giving nixon a pardon. after my inaugural speech, before i even left the site, i went inside the door at the national capital and i signed a pardon for those young men and i think it was the right thing to do. one of the first speech as i made was to the american legion convention. my father was a legionnaire. there were a few legionnaires in the front row that refused to stand up when i walked in as president. i knew there would be adverse reaction to what i did. but i think it was the right thing to do. >> how much impact did the little village of planes had -- have on the entire campaign? it became a s

so i was an undergrad at georgia tech for a while. we didn't really to write that much, write our currency wasn't and how well we words together. it wasn't how we built machines and, halls. and it wasn't until i was in the uk studying on a rhodes scholarship well, okay, these people are really about words and lots of words right. so in a way i kind of felt, oh, i wasn't equipped or i wasn't prepared. and i learned it was more about voice than words, right? the message you have to share and sharing it in whatever way is true and authentic to you. yeah. so just kind of following up on that. so what about the people that don't have technical acumen to navigate the complexities of ai or to even start understanding why what's happening and what advice do you want to give to them? because as much as it's overwhelming at times, we need to take steps in order to sure that everybody's aware of what's going on or this get out of get get away from us. such a great question and i love to say if you have face you have a place in conversation and i

they kept scoring and georgia tech would score and they would score.o fun to watch. >> that was a big game. syracuse big upset over miami. >> a lot of football this week. >> steve: lots. >> lawrence: vows to clean up the bureau. >> i haven't seen what the proof is thought fbi has been weaponized against a political party or the department of justice.ve m ♪ ore, and get more too. shop now for big black friday deals on holiday decor and tools from our top brands. and rack up more points for you when you shop with my lowe's rewards. lowe's. outstanding product when you want pain to swiftly decrease. i have been using various products from blue-emu for years. blue-emu's maximum arthritis pain relief topical cream is one that i really like, because of how convenient it is to apply. a small amount goes a long way. it's hard to say who'll be more excited on the day after christmas. the guy who got a brand new truck from mom and dad. or the guy who got all the weathertech protection for his truck. like laser measured floorliners... the under seat storage syste

. >> he went to georgia southwestern here for a year, and then went to georgia tech for a year beforee finally got appointed to the naval academy. >> in july 1943. carter enters the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. but back home in plains, someone special would capture his heart. >> rosalynn smith is the love of jimmy carter's life. it's a great romantic story. i think in the end, more powerful than ronnie and nancy reagan. she was friends with ruth, his his sister, and when he was at the naval academy, he proposed to her. >> it was during washington's birthday in 1946. and i asked rosen if she would marry me, and she said no. so from then until i graduated from annapolis, i begged her to change her mind, and she finally did. thank goodness. >> on july 7th, 1946, weeks after graduating from the naval academy, james earl carter jr. weds the equally ambitious eleanor rosalynn smith. >> jimmy always expected me to be able to do anything. i used to think that he ought to worry about me in the navy when we were first married, and he was gone from monday to thursday at sea every week, and i

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

for me from what i've seen this is a special georgia tech team. >> it is.t georgia tech and worked for nick saban a couple years ago as you know, joe, was one of the most amazing games of the year, didn't end until after midnight friday night on black friday, and it exposed georgia for really a team that has been exposed all year long and has gotten by -- remember, georgia started the season number one in the country, but can you imagine pablo and joe if we end up with georgia and ohio state, two flawed teams, but that's what this tournament does. doesn't work quite like this in the nfl but in college football everybody now has a path and georgia has the sec championship game saturday and they lost this game a year ago as an undefeated team and didn't go to the playoffs. this year they can use and still in and it would be their third loss of the year. >> so you know, pablo, let's talk about these losses, and i'm curious what your theory is. used to be if alabama would lose one game, it would be a horrible year but we would manage to win a national champions

hospital in residential buildings. rural hits, domestic heating pipes, abruptness dismissal in georgia, tech's across the country have been getting steadily worse over the last few months . because energy infrastructure being the chief target, now the ukrainians to be getting better and tearing up with the extent of the damage as be getting progressively worse, alex gets helpless out to 0. odessa, united nations security council is set to hold of missing at the request of russia . moscow is expected to raise the assassination of the top general ego. carol, of national authorities have a rest of the suspects in the killing, who they say, watch, and collaboration with ukrainian special forces. and there's up of all of a has moved from las go, as the russians have, in addition to the un is raising the issue of that time. again, some general carrie left at the security council meeting on december. the 20th. right now we are at the sides of the explosion. had to be new, clear, chemical and biological defense. lieutenant general, equal to relive and his assistance were killed. the explosion shook th

georgia tech and the university of georgia. last week these two university football teams played one of the most exciting games many of us have ever witnessed. this incredible game was neck and neck and went into eight overtimes. which is the second most overtimes in a college football game ever. only eclipsed by the 2021 illinois-penn state game which had nine overtimes. more importantly, the respect that the players, these grid iron warriors, staff, coaches and fans showed each other after such a heated exchange was truly admirable. our in-state rivalry remains the gold standard of rivalries in college football and after the last whistle blew, both teams showed the deserved respect to each other. seeing coach kirby smart and brent key embrace each other after the game reminds us all of what sportsmanship truly looks like. this was truly the game of the year, a game of clean, old-fashioned hate that ended with the utmost respect. congratulations to georgia on their win and to georgia tech for their incredible resolve. we are s

birmingham bowl, where the vanderbilt commodores, coming off their magical season, take on the georgia techl, chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes is trending toward playing this saturday toward the texans. he was a full participant in practice for a second consecutive day after suffering a bad ankle sprain, a high ankle sprain, during last sunday's win over the browns. the chiefs are in the middle of a tough stretch of three games in 11 days against good teams. ending on the road against the steelers on christmas day. what's the upside of playing him saturday? >> who are we to second-guess andy reid, but i'm second-guessing andy reid and patrick mahomes. chiefs are 13-1. they have a two-game lead over the bills for the top seed. you're playing twice in a matter of five days. like, mahomes, he's tough, but we have seen him banged up before. why not sit him on saturday? sit him on saturday, give him the day off, and rest him for christmas, which the league wants him to play on christmas. the first time the league had a christmas day. after that, another ten days off before the season finale. i

i thought georgia would be the best, but you saw georgia tech take them to eight overtimes, you saw howarody now is absolutely insane. that does make it more exciting, at the same time there is a sense of community that's been lost by the portal. >> yeah, two things, number one, to me the economics of college football have merely come out into the daylight. there's always been money, always been boosters, always been capitalism it's just been in the black market sense. so what we're seeing is merely the effects of what happens when you know what's going on in the back room. so that's part of the romance, it's always been more sully than i think we wanted to admit. the second thing is that despite all of the reasonable frustrations about the professionalization of this property, it's unkillable because the product itself is games that are obsessed over by maniacs, played by teenagers, and that premise, joe, is why you can see anything on any given weekend, including a fight because someone put a flag on your logo at midfield and then a goalpost comes down. it's the best sport because of

tech area. we spoke to georgia coffee or the ceo of golf state analytics. the us geopolitical risk consultancy firm. he says western powers have played a passive role in the recent negotiations. a bite in administration is really sort of in a wait and see mode of trying to assess the actions of the new syrian government. focusing on the actions more in the statements. the pledges and the rhetoric, i think so far, the words from of sharra and others, and the new syrian government, some very good to officials here in washington. but like i said, it's going to be the actions that really result in. um, washington making on conciliatory moves toward damascus. but obviously what we really matter is not so much of the bite in administration positions itself, but really the policies of the trump administration and as reviewers know so much on certain the surrounding questions about how the trump team is going to address most are side. siri up nonetheless, i think the us um certainly appreciates the fact that its allies and partners in the gcc or engaging the new go

tech. he's new entitlement boy and staff. i've already arrived in the syrian capital, its diplomats from the union united states and the are well, that means in georgia and us the international community tends to helps this serious life. and then revolution us and secretary of state onto the blinking match with tech is foreign minister. how kind of get on june the talks blinking us on a middle east hole hoping to establish a come on the front a see how it works on setting up a new government officer to redeem a bus out a slot collapsed last week. just allow me scoop that toppled the redeem says that has set up an interim government h t s. is this designate that a terrorist organization? i mean western governments. now height, height is at syria and call them this, then a consult and the federal with the middle east and north africa program and shot them house, ask them if the rebels promises to protect the rule of law. and the rights of all syrians could be trusted. i think one of the main issues right now is not only the, it's the is a, is ignited the address group. the group itself has been the main actor in charge of forming the transition of a go

is now in charge of syria as western an arab states. together with tech he for support for our united syria and more protest in georgia. following the election of the new president's pro, you demonstrate to is riley outside called him in as the outgoing president refuses to step down the . i'm going to jones good to have you with us. and we're starting in south korea where the countries opposition has edge the constitutional court to quickly give its ruling on the future of president use like you'll on south today, a south korean lawmakers voted to impeach the president over his flushed motion. the attempt, she has been suspended. why the countries popcorn decide whether to remove him from office office they should lead to the game. young said in a press conference, that's a swift decision by the most will help alleviate the national to him while joe, he, john, is a professional off. lo and i asked her earlier about the challenges now facing the constitutional court as of now to sites on humans political future. indeed, thanks for letting me at the constitutional quotes and actually consists of 9 justices. however, cu