. >> my name is georgia. >> georgia! ahh! >> this teacher and her students knew about georgia and zach. many here looked upon their story as one positive thing that came out of that horrible tragedy. do you ever thrks is a totally unfair question, do you sit together at night and say, boy, if it hadn't been for that day, would we be here? would we have is bastien and be in this life together? >> all the time. >> if somebody told me you would be living in wellington -- >> married to an american -- >> marries to a kiwi with a 2-year-old son -- >> i would have said you are crazy. >> would have thought they were crazy. could have never imagined this. >> reporter: helped by an earthquake, tsunami and who knows what else. >> yeah. yeah. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales, thank you for watching. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarter. it is 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. the report says white house lawyer don mcgahn is cooperating fully with robert mueller's investig

it's been ten years now since the war between georgia and russia broke out after georgia or attack the autonomous region of south. back in two thousand and eight the russian army intervened and after five days of violence and fourteen hundred civilians killed a ceasefire agreement was fun ridged russian troops remain in the region to this day acting as peacekeepers the u.s. however sees this as an occupation our position on the russian occupied georgia russians. and also south ossetia is unwavering that remains unwavering today the regions are part of georgia they are not part of russia and the united states continues to support josh georgia's sovereignty its independence and also its territorial integrity despite western politicians blaming russia use fact finding mission established that georgia was the one who initiated the conflict it also insists though that both sides violated international law in a new documentary we recall the most tragic moments of the conflict we can show you now a quick preview. i'm not trying to. kill also. just some of the grads you've got in this the past

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georgia. later you find out through the european commission that in fact it was georgia. that is to say it was not i hear the mainstream media they reported that russia started the conflict and said nothing about soccer surely opening fire on the night of the beginning of the olympics in beijing i talked to many people i've posted many things on the internet letting people know the truth about what really happened now is. very careful means. i'm laughing at the count them range and in my own dr who ranks maybe it's air security and armor much of it but i know that i wouldn't want to sleep alone there's this one window in my room they sleep in there is like a crack in them but i would i would remember oh that's from the war center was afraid she was saying she was afraid that the suction really was going to be there and that he was in the soldiers after us every year when we went back for several years she had those feelings. couple years after the war i believe that eventually other countries would learn to recognize that georgia was at fault in this war especially after

a candidate from georgia in march will be running in georgia's presidential elections in october but with different groups and generations pulling the country in different directions it will likely take much longer for georgia's future to take shape. coming up ahead your coffee cup often ends up in a landfill because so far. has been difficult to recycle but they may have a solution inside. this instance could have a story for you shortly. often fighting for the case taking seriously in the world of what appears this coming out women strong.

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a candidate from georgia in march will be running in georgia's presidential elections in october but with different groups and generations pulling the country in different directions it will likely take much longer for georgia's future to take shape. well it is being hailed as a giant leap forward for weather forecasting after sixteen years of in terms of planning a new satellite has been sent into orbit to monitor wind patterns around the globe . i begin tonight going to. iraq and the satellite blasted off from the european space agency's spaceport in french guiana it's been named. after the keeper of the winds in. hopes the data collected will help to more accurately predict extreme weather and climate change which. and back here on earth the day but as always the conversation continues online go find us on twitter either at the news or you can write directly to me you see my handle right t.v. and don't forget to use the hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see the never. called. you play a. new coach. self confident. tha

six million georgia voters, their records exposed. senior investigative correspondent drew griffin report the state of georgia may be vulnerable to attack. >> around the same time russians were trying to penetrate state voting systems in the summer of 2016, cyber security expert and part time hacker logan lam decided to check out how georgia's centralized voter system was holding up. what he found was an open win w window. >> there was a voter registration database with 6.3 million records of all of georgia's voters including full names, dates of birth even driver's license and partial social security numbers all wide open to anyone snooping. certain counties in georgia were identified as vulnerabilities. lamb didn't know about the records so he e-mailed and called georgia's center for election systems running out of this house on the campus of ken saw state university to warp them. six months later that data was still unprotected. >> all the passwords, everything was still available to anybody who wanted it. >> right, yes. >> what do

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now it has been ten years since the war between russia and georgia broke out after georgia attacked the autonomy in the south a setia back in two thousand and eight the russian army intervened and after five days of full scale conflict and fourteen hundred civilians killed a cease fire agreement was reached and in fact russian troops do remain in the region to this day acting as peacekeepers however the u.s. sees it as an occupation our position on the russian occupied georgia region. and also south ossetia is unwavering that remains unwavering today the regions are part of georgia they are not part of russia and the united states continues to support josh georgia's sovereignty its independence and also its territorial integrity well despite western politicians putting blame on russia for the two thousand and eight thirty year war the fact finding mission did establish that georgia was the one who initiated the conflict but it also found that both sides violated international law in a new documentary we recall the most tragic moments of the conflict is a quick preview you can watch it i

georgia hall with a big win at the women's british open golf. ireland's run to the women's hockey world cup final may well have been against the odds, but the form book was followed against the netherlands in that final. the defending champoins and world number one team won 6—0 in london. jo currie is there for us. what incredible tournament for the irish, some of part—time players, but it was not to be today with the netherlands too strong. we're joined by one of the average player. you must be so incredibly proud. put this file into words for me. it was an amazing feeling to think of are ranked 15th out of 16 and i am standing here with a silver medal around my neck. i am just so proud. it feels like christmas, actually. the girls of an amazing to determine. naturally, it is going to lose the final, but a better thing on the day one. part of compete against. professionals that we are not there at the moment. but you have to remember that what we have doneis have to remember that what we have done is amazing. it is something that we can onl

welcome back you know it's been ten years since the war between georgia and russia broke out after georgia attacked the a ton of this region of surface setia back in two thousand and eight the russian army intervened and after five days of violence and fourteen hundred civilians killed a ceasefire agreement was reached and russian troops remain in the region to this day to acting as pace keepers however the us does see it as an occupation our position on the russian occupied georgia region. and also south ossetia is unwavering that remains unwavering today the regions are part of georgia they are not part of russia and the united states continues to support josh georgia's sovereignty its independence and also its territorial integrity despite western politicians blaming russia the use a fact finding mission did establish that georgia was actually the one who initiated the conflict but it also insists to you that both sides violated international law well in our new documentary we recall the most tragic moments of the war here's a quick preview you can watch it in full later. i'm not trying

a candidate from georgia in march will be running in georgia's presidential elections in october but with different groups and generations pulling the country in different directions it will likely take much longer for georgia's future to take shape. sports news now and for the first time in the fee for corruption scandal of a major figure in international football sentenced to jail that sentence coming in a new york courtroom ya. use force here to talk about this good morning to you this is a watershed moment can you tell us more yes you may remember almost three years ago in december twenty fifth dean a number of favor officials were arrested in a zero cotto that was led by u.s. authorities the investigation into alleged record tearing or abroad very if you will so you know one of those officials just say martin has now been sentenced to jail so he's the first high profile football official to be sentenced to jail. he's from arizona he said that he was a former top official. for the brazilian football federation and he's been sentenced to four years in jail on six counts of corrupt

it's been ten years since the war between georgia and russia broke out after georgia attacked the autonomous region of south the setting back in two thousand and eight the russian army intervened after five days of violence and fourteen hundred civilians killed a cease fire agreement was reached russian troops remain in the region to this day as peacekeepers but the u.s. sees this as an occupation our position on the russian occupied georgia regions of . and also south ossetia is unwavering that remains unwavering today the regions are part of georgia they are not part of russia and the united states continues to support josh georgia's sovereignty its independence and also its territorial integrity despite western politicians blaming russia the e.u. fact finding mission established that georgia was actually the one that initiated the conflict but it also says both sides had violated international law in a new documentary we recall the most tragic moments of the conflict here's a quick preview you can watch this in full length today. i'm not trying. to. soften the gripe you got of this the pa

system in georgia is unreliable and insecure. right around the same time russians were trying to penetrate state voting systems in the summer of 2016, cyber security expert and part-time hacker logan lamb decided to check out how georgia's centralized voting system was holding up. what he found was an open window. >> there were documents were election day supervisor passwords. there was a voter registration database with 6.3 million records of all of georgia's voters. >> reporter: including if you names, dates of birth, even driver's license, and partial social security numbers. all wide open to anyone snooping around. and now we know during this same time russians were snooping around. according to the justice department's special counsel investigation that included snooping around website of concern counties in georgia to identify vulnerabilities. lamb didn't know about the russians, but he did know having voting records so easily accessible was a problem. so he e-mailed and then he called georgia's center for election systems,

and nato there is the way to making georgia a prosperous european democracy in the more threats come from russia the more assured we will be that that's exactly what we need to do what we know of course that these aren't empty threats russia has acted on these sorts of things before not just here in georgia but in ukraine as well are you prepared to accept then the possibility that war may come if georgia continues to be to nato i don't believe that today russia is in a shape to start a new large scale war in georgia because russia's position is international. they are very damaged damaged because of syria because of ukraine because of u.s. and european issues so i don't believe i think these are threats and these threats should just make us more determined you know to move because we are now in the middle of the river and there is no sense to stand in the middle of the river when we should go and the sooner we reach the other bank of the river the safer this country will be so there is no stop we should move ahead and there's the way what's to be done about the breakaway region sout

elections is georgia's secretary of state brian kemp. he is the trump-styled republican now running for governor and the voting mess under his watch has turned into a mild campaign issue. kemp's office says the secretary of state had no idea georgia's voter information system was so vulnerable to attack until months after logan lamb's warning. kemp blamed ke in,nesaw state's center for election systems for the entire debacle, ended the state's long-running contract with the center and shut it down. on facebook, he called the actions of the election center exployies reckless, inexcusable and showing undeniable ineptitude. then he hired the director to work with him at the secretary of state's office. and to assure everyone this didn't mean anything, he posted georgia's elections are safe and our systems remain secure. how could he possibly say that? >> he cannot possibly say that with a straight face. >> reporter: marilyn marks, a self-funded advocate for improving election integrity is part of a group that has sued georgia. she says the

a candidate from georgia in march will be running in georgia as presidential elections in october but with different groups and generations pulling the country in different directions it will likely take much longer for georgia's future to take shape. monica joins me now and we return to this tit for tat tat of imposition of tears with the u.s. and china washington and beijing don't really see eye to eye or they do and in another way amrita because china says it's lapping retaliatory terrorists on sixteen billion dollars worth of u.s. goods this of course after the latest round of u.s. tariffs on chinese exports went into effect this morning in response to what the trump administration calls beijing's unfair trade practices act the hot off this dispute is china's largest expansion of its tech sector the so-called made in china twenty twenty five plan is meant to catapult the world's second biggest economy from the world's sweatshop to a global technology hop. the world's work bench no more instead chinese internet giants like search machine baidu tech investor ten cent and online reta

a candidate from georgia in march will be running in georgia's presidential elections in october but with different groups and generations pulling the country in different directions it will likely take much longer for georgia's future to take shape. and also the trial of the captain of a german aid ship that rescued more than two hundred thirty my appearance in the mediterranean resumed today only to be postponed for three weeks for procedural reasons back in june maltese authorities allowed the ship to dock but then impounded and charged its captain. with failing to properly register the vessel insists he's done nothing wrong did have a news met up with him at his home in southern germany klaus peter highish had a comfortable life and bavaria he has a nice house and runs a successful small business but did not want to be complacent so he became a captain aboard a search and rescue ship in the mediterranean and that is now why he is facing legal proceedings in malta. of course this is an unpleasant situation but i go to court with my head held high i have to say we didn't do anythin

georgia avenue at reedie drive. northbound georgia avenue shut down. several other problems, including a delay on 66 and one on 270. all that coming up. ut>>> if you're ao go for a run this morning, you might be able to run farther in this kind of weather. many areas t in 50s, it feels crisp and nice outsid >>> it's 6:44 now. we have team coverage at the cene of a deadly crash in wheato >> you have a live look from our crews on theng grown aeorgia avenue on reediedrive. and you can see the intersection is shut down. we're going to check in for updates at shene in a few 12 n s. >>> now, to a developing story. a mold problem at a prince george's county school is so bad that the officials are shutting down the building for the sch.l ye >> this starts two weeks before classes start there. justin finch is outside district heights elementary. what's the plan here. >> reporter: parents a relieved to hear this plan. they say they had children here who have breathing problems at district heights elementary. dey are relieve to know the children will be bussed to

troops invaded georgia today being bombing georgia numerous warplanes and specifically targeting civilian population and did you take a gamble your government launched its own attempt to retake so sasha we didn't that . we didn't. have the morning of the eights my wife calls me and says that they bombed a couple hundred meters away from her mother's house and i remember. i was actually crying and afraid and thinking that if anything happens to my family i'm going to kill saakashvili. and i meant that we met jim is just ten years ago he's an american who lives in florida his wife john is a sense young in august two thousand and eight she and her daughter were on holiday at his parents' place in south ossetia so says it was a this is in southeast of interest a good bit of lotion on just the first. dusting it would probably be enough standish to hold a layer. of social. media is that he said this. side surely says. george. bush here you find out through the european commission that in fact it was georgia that a terror cell to say it was not a fear of the mainstream media they reported that r

the apb went well past the georgia border. hilton's name and picture were all over the regional news. light bulbs began going off to the south around tallahassee, florida's capital, when people saw the photo on tv. the search for gary hilton was about to widen. the person of interest in the meredith emerson case looked familiar to people who think they saw him about the time they learned of the sad case of another woman who had gone miss being, sheryl dunlap, a nurse and mother. when sheryl didn't turn up for church one december sunday in 2007 and then missed her sunday school class, red flags went up. next door neighbor and friend tonya lad. >> sunday morning i turned around and looked at her usual spot and she wasn't there. >> she didn't teach her class? >> she didn't. >> immediately we knew something was wrong. that wasn't like her. >> everybody knew her agreed. 46-year-old sheryl was reliable, a woman solid in her faith and set in her habits. her fellow nurse friend and prayer partner, laura walker. >> she always liked to

it's been ten years since the war between georgia and russia broke out after georgia or attacked the autonomous region of south back in two thousand and eight the russian army intervened and after five days of violence and fourteen hundred civilians being killed a cease fire agreement was reached russian troops remain in the region to this day as peacekeepers but the u.s. sees this as an occupation our position on the russian occupied georgia regions of the and also south as is unwavering that remains unwavering today the regions are part of georgia they are not part of russia and the united states continues to support gesture georgia's sovereignty its independence and also its territorial integrity is by western politicians blaming russia the e.u. fact finding mission established actually that it was georgia who initiated the conflict it also insists both sides violated international law in a new documentary we recall the most tragic moments of that conflict is a quick preview you can watch this in full later today. i'm not trying. to. soften the. you've got to this the past. is not

georgia. techno clubs like he did. part of a movement pushing for bt rights and to ease the country's unusually strict drug laws there islands of freedom in a conservative post soviet society. club culture is growing very fast but. the years to change the mentality of the people who. many. people like. strange. don't deserve to be part of this society so. change. trying to change that. dancing became political in may after armed georgian police raided two of to be most renowned clubs gallery and looking for drug dealers in response to what many saw as the heavy handedness of authority these hundreds took to the streets to protest the government and to fight for progressive values by down say. gay rights activists live on video need to organize the regular night at one of the clubs that was raided he says the community often faces abuse and violence in georgia and that's why they are a key group in the push for a more liberal society community as well as other groups have enjoyed by see any as

it's been ten years now since the war between georgia and russia broke out after georgia attacked the autonomous region of south of setia back in two thousand and eight the russian army intervened after five days of violence and fourteen hundred civilians killed the agreement was finally reached russian troops remain in the region to this thing as peacekeepers the u.s. though sees things differently are position on the russian occupied georgia regions . and also south ossetia is unwavering that remains unwavering today the regions are part of georgia they are not part of russia and the united states continues to support josh georgia's sovereignty its independence and also its territorial integrity despite western politicians blaming russia that you use a fact finding mission establish georgia was actually the one who initiated the conflict it also insists though that both sides did violate international law in a new documentary would recall the most tragic moments of the conflict here's a quick preview. i'm not trying. to. soften the gripe you got in this to pad. the story. with. mitc

a candidate from georgia in march will be running in georgia's presidential elections in october but with different groups and generations pulling the country in different directions it will likely take much longer for georgia's future to take shape. football news now and the former head of the brazilian football federation joe samaria a marine has been sentenced to four years in prison by a u.s. judge he is the first major name to be jailed as part of the long running probe into the fee for corruption scandal. joe say maria marine until his conviction and u.s. court in december spent a lot of time moving between his temporary digs at new york's trump tower and the federal courthouse that ended with guilty verdicts on six counts related to taking over six million dollars in bribes while handing out broadcast and marketing rights for major soccer tournaments. the former head of brazilian soccer marine was one of the qadri of men at the top of the sport's governing body. on a cold december morning near phoebus headquarters in zurich in two thousand and fifteen swiss and u.s. investigat

georgia's president says russia is attacking his country dropping bombs and moving tanks into georgian territory russia's attacks keep coming to surprise georgia saying it's withdrawn from self a city here in the georgians can do nothing. moscow's actions illustrate its content to the condemnation and criticism. i want you to know to whom to blink all of the un's east conflict and that said mr saakashvili who started this morning and mr saakashvili who is going to show and tell cells and people who feel to be on a one day my dad stewart and guest i would never tell you that it was only a commercial break will take us there in four seconds whether we do i don't know where you go most don't want to hear. is situated some twenty minutes drive from self a city and the russian troops us t. is a city that not crossing i mean history to border. russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev was the country's president at the time looking back at the events of two thousand and eight he says that they could have been prevented. play out some castings of videos and i evaluate these events in the same w

a candidate from georgia in march will be running in georgia as presidential elections in october but with different groups and generations pulling the country in different directions it will likely take much longer for georgia's future to take shape. if you've just joined us you're watching deed of the news coming to you live from berlin coming up ahead washington and beijing his each other with a second round of talent we have a special report from one u.s. region bracing for tough times ahead. but first let's take a look at some other stories making news around the. protesters have marched in central nairobi kenya to demand the release of an opposition lawmaker in neighboring uganda to test just put out the cool to see bobby wine a pop star turned politician who opposes uganda's long term president giving the most of any body line was charged for treason in a civilian court on thursday. that i'll have to do a thing that children who crossed into going into this without parents who often by . violence in man ma it was thought previously that they had simply been separated from that

georgia is marking ten years since a war with russia that left the country dismembered twenty percent of the country remains effectively under moscow's control a decade after the week long war in two thousand and eight when a whole is live for us in the capital tbilisi georgia what's the significance of this day. well it marks as you said a decade since georgia forty two brief but in many ways devastating war with russia it was fought over territory of course hundreds died tens of thousands were made homeless but it also shook the security foundations of a number of former so the soviet republics who had perhaps you earned for closer ties with europe closer economic ties with the european union and the protection of nato but who had suddenly here been given a very graphic illustration of the lengths to which russia was prepared to go to prevent that. at a military cemetery outside tbilisi. needs it has come to remember some of those who fought and died ten years ago she and her family lost their home in georgia's brief war with russia in august two thousand and eight. to marry now liv

georgia state is the, claims to be hbcu of the state of georgia -- [laughter] because of the number of black students there. you did mention memphis, and they always had a great basketball team. played pretty good football last year. lost to georgia state. no, they didn't play the game, is what happened. but give me answer to that as far as the educational system in memphis and who was majority or control there. and then i have a question for attorney strong. >> okay. you know, i don't live in memphis anymore, so i come and go. but what i've observed is that jobs that require higher education have opened up. so for teachers, college professors and so forth, you have the former editor of the commercial appeal is african-american. the commercial appeal used to be a horrible, right-wing conservative racist newspaper back in '68. now it's had a series of black editors, and this -- one of those people now has an endowed professorship. but that's a really high level, you know, kind of thing at the university of memphis. but there are various african-american academics throughout the city, an

a candidate from georgia in march will be running in georgia's presidential elections in october but with different groups and generations pulling the country in different directions it will likely take much longer for georgia's future to take shape. it's being hailed as a giant leap forward for weather forecasting off to sixteen years of intensive planning testing and construction a new satellite was sent to all but last night to monitor when systems around the globe. to complete. the satellite was launched from the european space agency's. is baltic in french guyana it's named ionas after the keeper of the winds in greek my father g. scientists hope the data collected will help more accurately predict extreme weather and climate change. monikers with me and more on the stiff attach tariffs between china and the us monica and you didn't read it because those that existed before already are showing some sort of impact certainly impacting one of the key technologies that china is keen to master and become world leader in and that is the robotics industry annualized growth rates for ro

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