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the statement also said that russia had no interest in such a development,ut will in future react inrtion. could this in fact escalate into a wider conflict? neither side wants to use this as a cause to escalate tensions and or end up in a direct conflict. so we are seeing both sides play down that prospect and try to contain any escalation that might emerge from this. more broadly, though, we are at a time when the communication between the u.s. and russia is so minimal that it is precisely these kinds of incidents of perhaps not involving unmanned aircraft as in this case, but you could imagine it involving either manned aircraft or ships that can spiral out of control and unintentionally get us into a much worse place. >> if you want to see that footage again, it's on r website, the moment the russian jet crashed with that drone. much more on a website, get in touch. don't go away because i will be back in just the next few narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for am

host: we are taking a look at aspects the uted stes and china like mility, his geopolitical influence of today we focus on the economy. joining us for this discussion is scott kennedy from center for strategic and international studies. good morning and tnks for joining us. whats the st way tthink abouthe relationshi ecomical that the u.s. has with china? guest: we have a monster relation, 750 billion in trade, investments, we are integrated with their supy chains. the same me, we are strategic competits where we are facing off with each other with what we want t intertionalrder to look le. we are deeply integrated but at the sa time we face monumental political stggles. we have to figure out how to collaborate, compete fairly but also deal wi the national security implications that come with it. host:he economic concerns unrlie every decision the united statemakes with chi? guest: ecomics tnational security. issueslay a large ro. we are worried aut u.s economic cpetitiveness. our employment picture, inflation as well as many different industries are going to go from autonomous vehicl

because what the uted states, the united kingdom and australia ld in common is more fundamental and morersal than our shared histories. we are bound abo all by our belief in a world where the sovereignty of every nation is respected and the inherent dignity of every individual is upheld. where peace, stability and security ensure greater psperity and a greater measure o fairness for all. an where all countes are able to act in their sovereign interest free from coercion. at historic aukus partnership speaks to our collective and ongoing determination to defend those values and secure that future. today a journey will start to increase r relationship as friends and peers and aders and embark with great confidence of the creativity of our people with optimism and the power of what our partnership can achieve and with an unwavering conviction, whatever the challenge is ahead, the cause of peacend freedom that we share will prevail. thank you very much. [applause] >> 60 years ago here in san diego, president kennedy spoke of a higher purpose a nation of pce and security. together we stand to

. >> reporter: using a database of fmri scans, the ai first got to see what ut got to see what like ased more than 1,000 photos, then it was shown only brain scans as the subjects looked at new photos. using a special language of brain activity the team developed, an image generator called stable diffusion then tried to re-create what each new photo had shown. >> wow, so as lonng as i have seen it and you knnow the patternrns of my brrain, thhen the e ai wwill reaad that t out of my brarain? >> yes, yes, exactly. >> reporter: scientists have pursued this for years, but ai makes the difference. here's a giraffe shown to a subject. ready? here's the image the ai created, and it is sometimes very different between people. here's the original image of a grassy field. now here's three different versions generated from three different people's brain activity. now, what you're seeing is a recording of previous scans, not a realtime demonstration, and this process is slow. it requires an expensive machine, and it has to be individually tailored. so unless you have taken a long time to train th

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. >> at this point, maybe i've brainwashed myself,ut at this point, i can't even imagine anything more important than growing food. >> this is it. teach these guys how to farm. they can fe themselves. they can feed the community. they can feed their family. they can have sustainable life through sustainable agriculture. >> to transition from a battlefield to a farm field is almost makes more sense than transitioning into, like, dilbert's cubicle or a classroom of 18-year-old kids who have never seen anything but, you know, reality tv, you know? and when you've gone out and seen the world and had your friends die in your arms, you're coming home and you're 26 years old, and you're looking for where's my place in this life? we feel like this is a place, you know, where you can take all those things that you brought into the military-- your strength, your bravery, your ability to stand up when you're knocked down, your sense of service, your sense of sacrifice, and your just willingness to carry the world on your shoulders. >> as combat veterans take up farming, some farmers are finding h

these representatives and senators had not heard this side of the story,ut as they began to hear what the cost of this compact would be for the pyramid lake paiute tribe, they began to question the compact. reidby the te that i was focused on stoppg that compac i aeady knemy way around the hse of representaves, so i felt that i was in a better position than they were, "they" meaning the laxalt folks. and then i did what i could just to throw a monkey wrench in everything. if i didn't want it done, it wouldn't get done. and the first hearing was in the house, and i didn't know the indians at all, but a number of them came from nevada tribes, and they stood and objected to what he was trying to do. it surprised everybody in nevada 'cause you had paul laxalt and all these big shots, were trying to push this through. and these indians stood up and took them on, and the house members felt it was wrong, they were being, as usual, preyed upon. those indians enlightened me. theytopped it, and i decided after that to try to be some help to them. [applause] man: harry reid is the man. i think h

teachers with the ut la are also joining them in solidarity. >> we understand that the average salary for an seiu employee is about 24 25,000 a year. that's quite a bit lower than the poverty line negotiations between the district and union workers from seiu. local 99 have stalled for months. >> seiu members include cafeteria workers, bus drivers, teachers, assistance and custodial staff. union leaders representing some 30,000 workers say they want a tp30% of the district is currently offering a multi-year waging peace totaling about 20% plus bonuses. la usd superintendent alberto carvalho said in a statement we remain ready to return to negotiations so we can provide an equitable contract to our hard-working employees and get our students back in the classroom. he also said the district's offer addresses the unions needs and concerns while allowing the district remain fiscally responsible and in a financially stable position. let's christensen with california policy center who ran for state superintendent of public instruction last year. we did. i say that you could use. >> their lev

a vote on thursday which risks being rejected, or the utes of a special -- or the use of a special constitutionalower to force the bill through. >> we hope to not use the article 493 but we also won't abandon our pension reform plan either. i guarantee you that. reporter: both sides show little sign of a possible concession with patience wearing thin. the most vib impact of the -- visible impact of the standoff so far have been the seven,000 tons of uncollected rubbish clogging the streets of the capital due to the strike of municipal garbage collectors since early last week. tom: more analysis now. a senior lecturer in economics in the u.k. thank you indeed for joining us. as we heard in that report, this bill is going to go through whatever happens, isn't it? >> yeah, it's going to go through and it was largely expected to go through. despite not having a majority in parliament, macron had a clear majority for that specific reform because he executed everything that the conservative party were asking for. so together they have a majority in the senate. they have a majority in the parliament. an

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what police have ut the investigation. >>> the fed's decision today on interest rates in the wake of those bank collapses. >>> our new series, "ai revolution." could it advance beyond human control, and is there anything to stop it? >>> and stranded at sea. the friends who waited hours for rescue after they say a whale sank their sailboat. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. we begin with another shooting and another sad commentary on violence in our nation's schools. in denver tonight, two high school administrators are hospitalized with gunshot wounds. the suspect, a student, who had apparently already been under special scrutiny and was being searched for weapons at the time under a safety plan when a gun was produced. according to police, the two staffers were shot, and the suspected shooter left the area. the tragedy comes just over a month after a deadly shooting outside that very same school that left a student dead. tonight a school community is left frustrated, angry, and fearful amid questions concerning why police offic

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