and the hoop star reaching for new heights with the support of his mom, who is also notre dame's head coach. of >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. it was a day of intense diplomacy for president biden and world leaders with the president just wrapping up historic mee meetings in brusse. hours from now, he will head to poland, a country taking in the majority of 3.6 million refugees fleeing war-torn ukraine. president biden announced an additional $1 billion in humanitarian aid that will support people displaced within ukraine and help countries like poland handle the influx of people crossing the borders. the president hinted in a press conference today that he will also visit refugees. ukraine's volodymyr zelenskyy addressed world leaders from kyiv and plead forward more military aid, including planes, tanks, rockets, air defense systems and other weapons. he total alliance they were capable of preventing more deaths and that ukraine was defending

those men got near, which was that basically there was a service of thanksgiving being held at notre dame cathedral led by general de gaulle and three of the other french generals and she decided to go there and see what was going on and there was a huge crowd outside of cathedral and the generals were in a huge car and everybody cheered and saluted, very emotional moment. and at that point no one knew that the germans had left behind 50,000 troops in paris to kind of harry the allied troops, prevent them from taking the city. and all around notre dame, even inside the cathedral, snipers were hidden to try and assassinate de gaulle. and they started shooting at the crowd outside. everybody -- there was a stampede, obviously, into the cathedral to try and take shelter, except of course the snipers were there. and as helen reported, actually only 25 people were killed in the end. but it was nearly a complete massacre. >> wow. >> and so of course her story was plastered all over "the chicago daily news" the next day and as far as she was aware, there was only one other journalist, a bbc radi

and all around notre dame even inside the cathedral snipers were hidden. to try and assassinate to go. and they started shooting on the crowd outside everybody. there's a stampede obviously into the cathedral to try and take shelter accepted to cause the snipers were there. and as helen reported actually only 25 people were killed in the end, but it was nearly a complete massacre. and so of course her story was plastered all over the chicago daily news her paper the next day and as far as she was aware, there was only one other journalist a bbc correspondent radio correspondent who was also there and well, i'd never heard of this incident when the girl was nearly murdered before and i'd certainly never heard of helen and i think who is this extraordinary self-possessed young woman? and not only to stand up to hemingway but to you know. to be in that situation in the first place. so that's that's what got me going. then there was claire hollingworth who was british. she was pretty extraordinary. she'd only been a journalist for a week. before she was sent t

. >> to the wire rutgers and notre dame played in a double overtime called game, he gets the put backo go. with the luck of the irish notre dame advances with an 89-87 victory. >> erin waylan led the way with 48 points and soars high, 88-57 win. two more matchups and the women's first four are set for today. >> the men's round of 64 tips off today with colorado state and michigan just after noon eastern. the number one seed kansas plays texas southern in the night cap. >> let's get one more check of your st. patrick's day weather here's bill karins >> we have some good weather out there especially areas from say tennessee to kentucky, up to indiana looks perfect, nice weather conditions we will be watching, unfortunately some rain moving in toward the new york city wgohrght ase tououthe parade time it starts at 11:00 a.m. and and unfortunately when rain will be arriving. nyquil severe the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing aching, stuffy head best sleep with a cold... medicine. and try vicks convenience pack. with vicks super c. a daily supplement with vitamin c and b vitamins t

i'd like to also have a shout out to my students at notre dame. several have mentioned they're going to watch the live stream today and as one of them pointed in an email i'm competing with a notre dame football game. thank you for making the right choice. i hope you enjoy today. so today i'm going to be speaking about my new book "faustian bargain." the second world war in europe began just before sunrise on september 1, 1939, when 50 divisions of the reborn german army invaded poland from the west. great britain and france reluctantly declared war 48 hours later and then to the surprise of much of the world the soviet unions invaded poland two weeks later. the war began over poland and the fact that it began with the soviets and germans working together was a product a pact. hitler and stalin agreed to petition eastern europe between them. the story of that soviet/german partnership in 1939 is described as a moment of opportunism where two dictators saw temporary advantage in aligning with each other. there's something to that. they had actually

and again, that was ruder bachman with the university of notre dame in the us. and that interview was edited for time. the full version you can find online at d, w dot com slash business. what cut off russian fossil fuels would almost certainly send energy prices spiking? a rising gas and oil costs have already pushed inflation to recent highs across germany. in march prices rose 7.3 percent from a year earlier. that's a 40 year high german economist now peg inflation for the year at over 6 percent. and shoppers are noticing the difference. no more. sunflower oil. germans are panic, buying groceries and supplies of some products. dwindled due to the worn ukraine. raw materials are missing. supply chains are breaking down. hundreds of supermarket items are becoming more expensive. prices for essential input, like fertilizer for farming are going up. farmer phillips kind of thing pays 4 times more for fertilizer than he did a year ago. many farmers can no longer afford it. harvests are set to be less productive. weed prices have already doubled the mid funds, all

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his mom niele, is head coach at the university of notre dame. >> since i can remember i always had ahand. >> reporter: niele was playing in the wnba when jaden was born. their lives ever since intertwined by basketball. niele serving as both coach and mom. >> i'm screaming, you know, just encouraging words because i know he can hear me. i'm just so proud because i know how hard he worked to get to this point. >> reporter: jaden, by his mom's side when she was introduced as head coach at notre dame, her alma mater. >> i'm her biggest fan and, you know, her biggest supporter. i knew that was a special moment for her. i wish i, you know, could have spent more time with her at home. but you know, knew the work that she had to do. i think it's made, you know, the both of us better. >> reporter: like any mom, niele ivey still wonders if she did enough. >> he sacrificed a lot. sometimes i get emotional about it because i know it was hard for him. it was hard for him. i missed so much. and now i get a chance to see -- and he gets a chance to see like there's a reason why it was hard. >> repo

notre dame. literally feels like we're in paris.ring in and producing the netflix psychological thriller "windfall" alongside saegle and clemmons. >> and help him rob us. >> it's essentially the reality of what happens when someone robs someone's house that's never robbed a house before and end up finding themselves surrounded by the people whose house they're robbing. it's a really interesting psychological study on relationships and the inner workings of what happens when you're put into an unexpected situation. >> i don't think 150,000 is going to cut it. you're going to blow through it like that. >> double it then. 300,000. >> where was this cut throat negotiators when we were doing our pre-nups? >> she's having a downward trajectory and having a spiral and at the same time building character. >> wife is the reference of the character. >> there's no name. >> here's the big ceo guy and his wife. how do you help her move up? >> her trajectory really intrigued me. it plays very much against type for me in terms of characters i've p

one of my favorite things i did last year was go to notre dame before the horrible fire there.onded in trying to show support. and a beautiful thing to have these church bells ringing. >> a solid reminder of lts sacrifice and all the terror that continent has suffered. i will end on a slightly lighter note ukrainian fleeing the invasion, a bit of solace at the polish border asylum seeker joining famed conflict zone piano man david martello for a rendition of we are the champions. this of course is just a beautiful sight because we, too, support champions that are the people that are showing their toughness, their resilience, and we're praying for them are. >> we are, and music is such a unitesser too. >> we'll be back here tomorrow night. frurntion. i scheduled wh safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshield and recalibrated my car's advanced safety system. ♪ acoustic rock music ♪ >> woman: safelite is the one i trust. they focus on safety so i can focus on this view. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize

he said it to chase center for the sweet 16 where duke will face the winner of this game notre dame andley jumper, which just over three to go under a minute ago irish down one wesley drives, but marcus santos silva with the big block red raiders extend the lead on free throws 30 seconds ago final chance for notre dame three, no good santos silver gets a hand on the rebound attempt and kevin mcculler is all alone right here for the slam. is that texas tech wins 59-53 they'll face duke thursday at chase center gonzaga and arkansas are in the other matchup. at chase but hockey sharks looking to snap a three-game losing streak hosting arizona. watch out team omar checking the teeth after that crazy play there nick benino scores 20 seconds into the game one. nothing san jose four and a half minutes ago sharks now down one. it's timotime 26 goal of the year tied at two he leads the team just under 45. it's later shark sent it in noah gregor who patience behind the net? he scores the eventual game winner the sharks at an empty dinner and they win for two. that was really fancy. go there sprin

ivy played at notre dame and is now at the second year coaching the irish.d a win over texas. last night they did the same and boy did they do it in style. the fifth seeded irish completely dominating the number 4 sooners on oklahoma's floor. outscoring the sooners single handedly. they would go on to win 108-64 becoming the first team to beat a higher seeded team by at least 40 points. ivy saying she was much less nervous monday night than on sunday watching her son advance. >> my stress is as a mom. like today i was relaxed. last night i was stressed. so i was just so happy that he's living out his dreams, i'm living out my dreams and to watch him help his team get to the sweet 16 was just so special for me. it's hard not being there but he knows that i have a job to do as well. >> to the nba where lebron james got a thunderous ovation from the fans in cleveland. he put on a show against his old team, the cavs. late in the second quarter just flying through the air throwing down a monster dunk over his old buddy kevin love. love made sure to retaliate. he

a professor of notre dame. the only non-clerk on our panel, professor and former judge michael mcconnell. down at the end, my brother, elbert lin, a partner, featured prominently in today's discourse. because of a wise senator. [laughter] adam: i am sure we will hear some anecdotes about justice thomas as we go through today and then will be asked questions at the end, when we have time for audience questions. i want to start off with the topics we are talking about, the list of things you are not supposed to discuss at thanksgiving. race, religion, and you were not supposed to exercise your total rights to thanksgiving. i never follow any of these rules, so i'm not going to follow them now. let's start with race. you cannot be on a panel with professor mcconnell without acknowledging he is the foremost originalist defender of brown against board of education. justice thomas is probably the foremost proponent of pure colorblind vision of the constitution. justice scalia did not make the originalist case for tha

notre dame and alabama friday. >> this is the best game. that basket went in on st. patrick's day. >> you love going to the beach but it is usually delaware. your thoughts on the crimson tide. >> there better be some irish whiskey on the plane. >> i hope he is feeling okay today because he has to prep the guys. march madness has begun. have a great day. >>> 4:57. >> coming up, relief for california drivers. gas rebates being discussed by state lawmakers. >>> teachers in one how powerful is an invisalign smile? so powerful you can face anything... ...even these faces. invis is a powerful thing. invis is the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors and more predictable. invisalign. whoever you are. you have a style. and we want to help you own it. with top brands. great value. and inspiration you need. so you can own your style. >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, negotiations between ukraine and russia continue. the hope for progress as attacks escalate on the ground. >>> the pain at the pump isn't getting easier but a proposed gas rebate could bring s

razorbacks will face top- seeded gonzaga on thursday while duke plays the winner of texas tech and notre dameis not a game for the week and four minutes left in houston up 7 and got the ball in bounds and got it to him and the concentration. he led with 21 and houston one 168-53 and advanced to their third sweet 16 in the head coach samson celebrated shirtless in the locker room. >> top-seeded stanford and women side is set to host kansas for a second round game and again moving pictures on the game day show tonight. here, the best thing i saw today. down 2 and did a three against her former team and creighton took the lead in stunned the crowd and the leading scorer here no. no. and iowa had two shots to win but denied at home and lauren jensen and creighton attend seed wanted 64-62 and is on to its first sweet 16. >>> the giants find veteran lefty matt boyd to a one-year deal and he spent the last seven seasons in detroit and coming up off of surgery in hopes to return in june. giants fans can cross trevor's story up their wish list and they all start shortstop is headed to the boston red s

i am also grateful to former dean patio hair of the notre dame law school. she hired me as a professor nearly 20 years ago, and she has been a mentor colleague and friend ever since. i thank the members of this committee and your other colleagues in the senate who've taken the time to meet with me since my nomination. it's been a privilege to meet you. as i said when i was nominated to serve as a justice, i'm used to being in a group of nine my family. nothing is more important to me, and i'm very proud to have them behind me. my husband jesse and i have been married for 21 years. he has been a selfless and wonderful partner every step of the way. i once asked my sister. why do you think marriage is hard people are always saying that? i think it's easy. and she looked at me and said well, maybe you should ask jesse if he agrees with that. i decided not to take her advice because i know that i am far lucky and love than i deserve. jesse and i are parents to seven wonderful children. our oldest daughter emma is a sophomore in college who just might follow her

they just beat notre dame. so we have texas tech versus duke next week in san francisco.e arkansas over skins though force teams will be here in the coach k goodbye tour coming in town, right? i know. i know we often some special. i looked on stub-hub and the cheapest seats are like 400 bucks for like all way up in the nosebleed. so >> is a pricey ticket. and those teams, they all travel their fan bases. yeah, that's right. jason, thanks a appreciate it. all right now we're going to be a taking a look that's that's about it. actually, anything else, jason, that over. all right. we'll be back here at 8 o'clock. (mellow music) (announcer) the following is a paid advertisement for time life presents the '60s. ♪ ♪ come on, people now ♪ ♪ smile on your brother ♪ ♪ everybody get together ♪ ♪ try to love one another right now ♪ (announcer) the '60s was an era marked by an explosion of a counter culture that shaped an entire generation. ♪ i wanna take you higher ♪ (energetic music) ♪ i want to take you higher ♪ ♪ it's the time of the season for loving ♪

they don't get it and 11 seeded notre dame advances to play on alabama on friday. >>> this is the best game i ever have been. the basket went in on saint patrick's day. it is official, baby. >> you love going to the beach but usually in delaware. you are going to san diego your thoughts? >> there better be irish whiskey on the plane. >> do we change the brackets? >> i say it with a kind heart all of you guys are going down tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> oh. but i love you, though. >> that was not a kind heart. >> i love you. >> two time champion right here. two time. [ laughter ] >> up next, remarkable fossil find in southern california. details on the >>> a discovery millions of years in the making in southern california. >> scientists in san diego unearthed a previously undiscovered species cat. they believe it was about the size of a bob cat and the first one to eat only meat. >> they call it diego elirus. >> all beautiful san diego. [ laughter ] >> that is right. >> you all know what that means? >> a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. goo

but my dad doing my dad was still working for own solenoy a glass company and my sister got into notre dame and that just not too far in indiana. i applied to other schools that i got in but in the end, ohio state was the state school where i lived and you didn't have to pay that much. i i think the big attraction was i went down there with four of my high school buddies. so we roomed dorm together. so i was in a set of having to suddenly meet new people as with my high school friends through my four years. i know how state and retrospect that may not have been the the way to go. i'm trying to now that i have kids in my own. i'm trying to get them stop being so peer-driven but back you know, my friend scott. o' island birch kobe, you know, we we all we wanted to live together dorm together and we did and we had a great time in ohio state but the big thing that changed me there wasn't the classes it was i started going to use book sales church sales used bookstores why i just loved reading i would get i'm not kidding a box load of paper. i couldn't believe you can get you know the autobiogra

but my dad doing my dad was still working for own solenoy a glass company and my sister got into notre dame and that just not too far in indiana. i applied to other schools that i got in but in the end, ohio state was the state school where i lived and you didn't have to pay that much. i i think the big attraction was i went down there with four of my high school buddies. so we roomed dorm together. so i was in a set of having to suddenly meet new people as with my high school friends through my four years. i know how state and retrospect that may not have been the the way to go. i'm trying to now that i have kids in my own. i'm trying to get them stop being so peer-driven but back you know, my friend scott. o' island birch kobe, you know, we we all we wanted to live together dorm together and we did and we had a great time in ohio state but the big thing that changed me there wasn't the classes it was i started going to use book sales church sales used bookstores why i just loved reading i would get i'm not kidding a box load of paper. i couldn't believe you can get you know the autobiogra

now to indiana, in the united states and speak to professor george lopez from the university of notre damehuge names whether it's netflix or tick—tock, the list is getting longer. how much impact are they likely to be having particularly in the short term? in be having particularly in the short term?— be having particularly in the short term? in the short term is more dynamic _ short term? in the short term is more dynamic than - short term? in the short term is more dynamic than i - short term? in the short term is more dynamic than i think i is more dynamic than i think the national leaders who join together multilaterally to put on the big sanctions on the banks and to control the system more tightly on russia more than we expected. in the long history of sanctioning it really takes time for major corporations to come along. especially in the interdependent mix that russia has had in international economic systems. the fact that you can no longer go to your local retailer and put something on visa or mastercard or you could go to the atm machine and maybe play with your cash advance in

notre dame's star of the night with a season high. the coach joining her son in the sweet 16. >>> good morning, america. always love starting the day with some dua lipa. we're going to have a lot more on march madness just ahead. >>> but first, we do want to get right to the latest on that tornado outbreak. >> 20 twisters touching down. wild video coming out this morning of both devastation and those tornadoes in action. >> all this is not over now. the severe storms on the move this morning. ginger is tracking where they're headed and towns like brandon, mississippi, are now preparing for the worst. >> that's right. >>> but first, we have marcus moore starting us off in hard hit round rock, texas. marcus, good morning. >> reporter: amy, good morning. it was a sleepless night for a lot of people across the region and you can hear them clean up back here. you can see large pieces of wood and bricks littering the parking lot after this vicious tornado. overnight, devastating twisters, this incredible video from texas as a tornado crosse

so duke will play the winner of texas tech and notre dame on thursday at chase and top- seeded gonzaga will meet arkansas and the other sweet 16 matchup. and on the women's side stanford, they are top seed and they are running with kansas as we speak in their second round game and moving pictures of that one on the game day show tonight. >> here at home hosting creighton in the best thing i saw today, jensen down 2 and laster played for iowa and rolled up 3 and he took the lead and stunning the crowd and the hawkeyes look for an answer. the nation's leading scorer drove and no. no. and iowa later had 2 shots to win but at home take -- creighton got it 64-62 and onto their first ever sweet 16. the giants signed veteran lefty matt boyd to a one-year deal with up to 7 1/2 million dollars and he spent the last seven seasons in detroit and coming off arm surgery and hopes to return in june. they can cross off trever story off their wish list and this shortstop is headed to the ston rx and six years with $160 million and he will slide over and play second base. >> we have cactus league actio

>> notre dame winning a double overtime thriller with a little luck of the irish after midnight for marchness, plus, howard's women making herstory. >> but how about the first win feeling for howard. >> winning their first-ever ncaa tournament game. >>> good morning, america. we hope you're doing well this morning. we want to get right to the war in ukraine. the u.s. is promising to hold russia accountable after ukrainian president zelenskyy's historic address to congress and for the first time president biden has called vladimir putin a war criminal. >> new images coming in overnight of the aftermath of a residential area reportedly hit by a russian rocket and survivors being rescued from the scene. >> michael, that scene in ukraine's capital kyiv as the fighting intensifies all around that city with ukrainian forces attempting counterattacks. senior foreign correspondent ian pannell starts us off from kyiv. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. it's now three weeks since this invasion began. it's worth reflecting on quite how much has happened in that time. more tha

had to go through two seed notre dame and three seed unc and biggest win ever over duke.listen to this. >> [ cheers ] >> reporter: and check out the lady jacks celebrating back-to-back big dances after 15 straight seasons missing the ncaa tournament. boston university going back blowing out grand canyon by 17 in the wac championship. happy selection sunday, boris. women's field announced at 8:00 p.m. eastern. men's selection show at 6:00. it's that time of year. >> hmm. get excited to get your brackets busted. mine already in the trash. terrible. march madness. coy wire, thanks so much, man. >> reporter: you got it. >>> back to our top stories. air raid sirens sounding across ukraine this morning as russian military launches missiles. next hour of "new day," just minutes away. >> announcer: "bleacher rerepor update brought to you by -- go with simparica trio it's trle protection made simple! mparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this dr

ian johnson the pj morgan family assistant professor of military history at the university of notre dame. pretty cool and dr. sean makikan the francis floor and i professor of european history at bard college. welcome, we'll provide a new interp

james o'rourke is a business professor at notre dame. he says it's a smart move to cut ties. you don't want to be associated with these people. this is like going into business with the manson family. this is not good you want to get your brand is far away from them as you can. perhaps some of the biggest names pulling the plug coming from energy task and transportation just this week, apple announcing its top selling its products. they're its online russian store, front labels, everything as unavailable. google enforcing an ad ban on the country. oil giant bp selling 20% of its stake worth 14 billion dollars in an energy company headquartered in moscow. exxonmobil has stopped investing in russia and the list goes on boeing. nike, disney met at the fa not one of these people have surprised me. >> i i don't know of anybody who will be permanently damaged or harmed because none of the companies i've looked at have any more than a kind of single digit percentage of their gross revenues coming from russia. and while many of the big dogs continue to cut ties, some small family own

patrick's day eve, the luck of the irish, 11th seeded notre dame outlasting rutgers last night for anrish on to the men's ncaa tournament round of 64. wright state also advanced last night with the first march madness win, 92-83 victory over bryant. get your brackets ready. >>> meanwhile two teams advancing on the start of the inaugural women's final four games, dayton and howard, both moving on after wins. >>> turning now to major league baseball and another flurry of free agent moves yesterday, the biggest deal, star first baseman freddy freeman who left the atlanta braves and now reportedly set to join the los angeles dodgers on a six-year contract worth $162 million. meanwhile, another member of the braves, former member of the graves, peterson heads to san francisco on a one her-year $6 million deal with the giants. the braves are hanging on to another key member of the championship ring, bringing back outfielder eddie rosario. >>> the rockies have reportedly reached an agreement with former mvp kris bryant on a massive $182 million search year contract. he is not expected to com

strong policy environment and some world universities like indiana university and the university of notre dame. if you look at ates like indiana, there's several that aspire to achieve our level of strength when it comes to a positive business and working environment and yet, we're not attracting all that much venture capital. 80% of nture capital is in just three states, california, new yo and massachusetts. so there is incredible untapped opportunity, once again this is about harnessing potential growth of people all across the country. so with this legislation does is, first we want to reassure some essential manufacturing capabiliti. semiconductors in particular. that would be the chips act. second, we want to invest in areas of applied research where we see funding go down over the years. areas like artificial intelligence and quantum computing and autonomy systems. we can and should lead the way in these areas and this will increase the productivityof manufacturing worker in places like indiana so that those workers in their families can enjoy a higher standard of living. but perhaps mos

state takes on notre dame at 11:30 a.m. eastern followed by uconn facing off against indiana, and on espn2 tennessee versus louisville at 4 eastern followed by south dakota and michigan, and just because i have to, you know, south carolina, the gamecocks, they beat north carolina last night, so dawn staley and the gamecocks are going through as well. >> congratulations to them. >> thank you. >>> well, coming up, a suspect in custody in the disappearance of a teenage girl from nevada. but where she is still a mystery. >>> and new details about that tiger attack at an airboat facility. the 911 calls just released plus body camera video of police responding to the scene. >>> also ahead, the road to the oscars. how the awards ceremony will be different this year as celebrities share just how getting a nomination has been life changing. we'll be right back. we hit the bike trails every weekend shinges doesn't care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, b

notre dame and iowa state pulling off major upsets overnight and the thriller between illinois and chattanooga. are there any perfect brackets left? >>> good morning, america. we are happy to have will reeve with us on the desk this morning. we have a lot to talk about and we begin with the breaking news on the fighting in ukraine. russian forces ramping up attacks overnight with officials saying they launched a hypersonic missile for the first time in the war. the target, an underground missile and air ammunition depot. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy now saying more than 180,000 ukrainians have been evacuated through humanitarian corridors since the invasion began calling the creation of a humanitarian catastrophe a, quote, deliberate russian tactic. zelenskyy once again calling russia's actions a war crime. >> and here at home, in chicago, former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush laid sunflowers at a ukrainian church and called for americans to rally in support of ukraine. abc's maggie rulli begins our team coverage. she is on the ground in lviv with the very latest on t

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indiana and a strong policy environment and universities like inianda university and university of notre dame and if you look at states like indiana several that aspire to achieve our level of strength when it comes to a positive business and working environment. yet, we're not attracting all that much venture capital. 80% of venture capital goes to just three states. it's california, new york and massachusetts. so, there's incredible untapped opportunity. once again, this is about harnessing the potential of people all across the country. what this legislation does, first, we wanted to reshore some essential manufacturing capabilities. the chip sect. second, we want to invest in areas of applied research where we've seen funding go down over the years. areas like artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. we can and should lead the way in these areas and this will increase the productivity of your manufacturing worker in the places like indiana so that those workers and their families can enjoy a higher standard of living. but perhaps most exciting to me and to hoosiers is the establish

the we have indiana university and the university of notre dame. if you look at states like indiana, there are several that aspire to keep our level of strength, when it comes to a positive business and working environment, and yet we are not attracting much venture-capital. 80% of venture-capital goes to three states -- california, new york, and massachusetts. there is incredible untapped opportunity. this is about harnessing the potential of people across the country. what this legislation does is, first, we want to reassure essential manufacturing capabilities, semi conductors in particular. that would be chips. second, we want to invest in areas of applied research where we have seen funding go down over the years, like quantum computing and autonomous systems. we can and should lead the way in these areas. this will increase the productivity of your manufacturing worker in places like indiana so those workers and their families can enjoy a higher standard of living. perhaps most exciting to me and to hoosiers is the establish ment of regional

ian johnson the pj morgan family assistant professor of military history at the university of notre dame. pretty cool and dr. sean makikan the francis floor and i professor of european history at bard college. welcome, we'll provide a new interpretation on this topic. and then our very own dr. nick mueller awful comments before opening up the panel to

she's a graduate of another kaat rick school and even colder place, notre dame. and so as we get started tonight, as a reminder, those joining us online, please give us your thoughts on social with the #sowhatdidimiss. and those at georgetown, we'll have time for questions later on. now let's get started with our roundtable. mirka, you're a student government leader. you do so much work coordinating volunteer opportunities for georgetown students for the migrant community here in d.c. and you grew up in texas. you have a unique perspective -- you have a unique perspective here. you've been living through the covid-19 pandemic, looking to this past two years, what do you think the development for covid, what did it reveal about us and our nation? what has it been like for you and your friends an and your friends and family? >> i think that the pandemic really caused a series of events that really revealed the n equities among our society. but even among different communities. so, these inequities were very existent before, but i think they were also amplified. and

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