here this road connects the communal set to a meeting with an other area that is not far away and were told that it was being used by against the people that had been kidnapped. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm emily. i'm with me since the news i live from so hard coming up in the next 60 minutes. a teenager shot dead by a police officer in france is laid to rest. now this is 5 days of violence across the country. a truck accident in western kenya kills at least 50 people and

johnson's injured but that king apologizes for the netherlands involvement in slavery. 160 years off to slaves were freed from former colonies. in sherlock, his parliament approved a debt structuring plan. as the country looks to recover from its worst financial process and move in 17 that on piece of statements of old vase votes means australia or building a targeted loads on the 4th day of the 2nd, batches to gain england on that place. with this news of the onto the program, we begin this news hour in france where private funeral has been held for teenagers, children killed by a police officer on tuesday. now, death is triggered vonem, protesting several cities with losing an acts of vandalism. in some areas, presidents a manual nicole and has postponed

a visit to germany as the government tries to enter the unrest disaster butler reports from the powers sub of notes here for mass, say in the south to lee or canada and the capital powers public prophecy calls and businesses you looted and destroyed the nationwide anger on the streets follows the telling 17 year old nile during a police traffic stop on to the fridge. present is holding for. com. and so is the situation speak point just to spread unexcused? yet this is an unacceptable exploitation of the death of a teenager, which we deplore this time should all be about contemplation and respect. i strongly condemned those are we using the situation to try and create disorder and target our institutions for all of this football team have also repealed for an end to the rest. captain kennedy and then by pay tweeting a statement from the players saying they all understand the anger,

the dialogue needs to be the focus, no sizes, the pulling hundreds of will rest ready this week. the hundreds more with the change is the noise, the mayor of my say said loosing and violence is unacceptable. i know to the governments and powers to send police reinforcements. niles funeral has taken place here in north, at the end of a very difficult few days for the family, and particularly for the teenagers mother, she has lost only son. natasha butler out is there a non to and the french and terry minister says the government is being transparent in its actions. people so pretty she knew was that impunity for this produced man? no, he was on the same day, puts in custody with on the farm on investigation as he is today. unfortunately for him to inject it, does it justify the i'm just the fireball. the onset as though it's 6. so we will

stop this mess. we will respect the traditional process, we will then the political social, legal lessons may be often talking about all cycle one day to use. it got 40 to generals. in 50 years we use the state of emergency 4 times for really serious things to replace or shocking as bringing coal brennan, who joins us live now from a non tay. how are they pull? the funeral has just been house. and now how is that impacted the mood way you want? it's it's quite at the moment in the sensors known tad, we're just moving very close to the train station. they're all kind of a couple of families around. it's not intimidate 3 or anything like that, but certainly over in the public, protests of state and around the uh, the drum most given onset where the funeral was held. it was very tense indeed. during the ceremony, there were thousands in attendance. we here media were, wants to stay away, respectfully and the, the,

the mood that was one that was one of grief but, but an underlying anger. people who tried to capture some video on the phone. we just members of the public trying to capture video on the founder of finally told not to the house we understand was kind of a school to buy a groups of teenagers on, on motor bikes or a no pets. um, so it was, it was very edgy and very, you know, sad the, the funeral and the preston now is, is what happens next and whether that funeral. i mentioned it, i think yesterday whether it is the opportunity to press pause on the violence that we've seen in recent days, or whether it's simply act as a kind of spock that's, you know, just rekindles the anger leads to more violence on 9 on saturday nights and more evidence is also a managed pull about what happened on that fateful day from a passenger inside the call with now tell us about the the yeah,

i mean the now wasn't the only occupant of the mercedes on tuesday morning. there were 2 other passengers in, in the vehicle with him, and the fed occupants who hasn't been arrested or yet submissive himself to police, has given an interview to the present news paper and it's been picked up on social media. and i think all the major outlets are running as well, in which case his account of, of the, the traffic stop. but let's denials, shooting and death. basically alleges that the police red shoes, the aggressive, and they put a gun to niles head, but they hits him 3 times. the pistol whipped him effectively with the books of the weapon. and it was because of vast about nile probably took his foot off the brake of that automatic vehicle and i'm quote, it's a roll forward. that is the uh, the supposition, the division of events given by the fed occupant. he's not presenting himself to

police or to the thoughts he's yet. we understand his offering to do that on monday . but certainly that is the version of events that, that really does put a different perspective on, on the exact nature of that, of that fatal shooting. the that, that the police presence of shooting castile with now and then shot him through the window when he kind of momentarily took his foot off the brake and deal with him as a call. well, that will certainly add contentions. we appreciate the update pull brandon in non k for us. and as we heard earlier from natasha is package. the french national football team issued a statement calling for a come in a letter posted on the 20 page of captain kelly. and by pay the plays said they understood the range people felt for the death of now, but added that the time for violence must stop to give way to that of morning dialogue and reconstruction. i shout criminal geisha is a football general as she explains the impact of the teams, coal for pace. it is very significant because a football is

a huge sport in france. the one to walk up, you know, 2018 and also in 1998. so people are really, you know, literally involved in this, and they have a big following across the country, but also across the world. and as a reason they easily with the, you know, the population and because they come from these neighborhoods, they understand what is going on. so it is very possible. but also just to help people understand that yes, you can protest. but when it comes down to, you know, how doing other people or businesses, it's not a good look. it actually shows that it's losing the context of the protest for naya a pricing morehead on this new use our including new legislation in china, which is raising concerns on foreign businesses and individuals. plus, i'm john henry and in chicago were for the 1st time nascar drivers are driving it high speed through city streets. and some neighbors are asking what could possibly go wrong.

the it contained a trunk is crashed and a busy intersection in west and kenya killing at least $51.00 people. it happened in long gianni town in correct, your county dozens was seriously injured. as a vehicle plowed into other vehicles. tracking passengers in the wreckage police are investigating how the driver lost control. indeed of the routes. the device was speeding on coming trailer. i swear that just came teaching him head on and he overtook me and i just when he was hit, the trailer went off the road and his other vehicle squared and katherine. so i was following developments from the capital, nairobi the driver of the truck. uh that was plus 40 cement has led this, the police are looking for him. uh, we also know that the,

the cabinet secretaries for transport was there as well. just to see the damage for himself. he says that the rescue operations are still going on. uh, put the site investigating what exactly happened and uh the, the, the cabinet secretary also says that the government is prioritizing as was how to move this home. cuz and trade is normally come to the road to sell the with tamadrius and other people who are passing by. uh, so the government wants to relocate this people to another say so off um area. so what happened is that to that um, incident happened at uh, you know, on friday evening a, when this the truck uh drive i tried to swap, avoid a bus that had stored and then he wronged onto either of vehicles

. several people have been killed. um, others have been taken to a different hospital. police have been accused of corruption and bribery on the highway as well. and other people are saying that some of our rules and can you off are not so well maintained. so the system see, and these are things that should be sorted out. catherine saw you all to 0. now robi, can you just your lanka now where the parliament has voted to approve a debt restructuring plan as part of an i am after dial out to the government defaulted on its debt last year leading to months of fuel food and medicine shortages from wellness. i'm joined by anal fernandez. who's in columbus? how are the now so the board has happened. how is the government proposing to restructure this debt? what does it mean in a practical sense on so what the government had to

do is come up with this road map, essentially of how it was going to address a sort of re working the money always both locally and to 4 in creditors. now what happened today that was approved was essentially that local, that restructuring plan. and as much as lots of people had thought that the banking sector would come under the government's rita, it didn't, that had been representations that east the government looks at the banking sector, that it will cost too much of to him with a possibly leading to bank runs and you know, lead to a crash in the economy. so instead, they've looked at pension funds. now that in itself is leading to a lot of concerns for pensioners and people who actually understand the implications in terms of what you asked me, how they go forward. so they've mapped out different um, sort of approaches. one will be a what they call a coupon system, where they will take all the investments that the pension fund has actually

invested in. these are government investments in the form of phones, treasury bills, short and long term sort of feedbacks. but essentially government tragedies and bones. so the government will take those back an issue in that place, a fresh set of instruments that look at longer maturity periods at less interest rates. and in certain cases, a hack cuts of up to 30 percent and a hack up in this sense is to reduce the pay back reduce that overall debt that is owed by 30 percent. so they've been pushed to do this because overall, sure. long because that has been unsustainable. that is one of the key factors of the can on the crisis in this country. and when they went to international dentist, they said, you know, no one's being bullied until you look at your own local situation. and some of your local, sort of creditors will also have to feel the pinch before, well, willing to take on the cuts. so that's what this is about, and that is what,

so you're going to see this vis approval in parliament. also has a few days or 21 days for anyone to raise objections, but in pity, it has been passed. the government has the votes, right? so they will stop looking to restructure the dead, re issue bones and things like that. now. and has there been any reaction from politicians or the public to this plan? absolutely, i mean, we heard loads of very scathing reaction from many of the opposition politicians. this sort of debate and discussion in parliament was a pin all debate, especially cold on the 7th day and lots of the opposition. in fact, that vote a 122 full and 62 against did see a lot of politicians saying that the government was on fairly targeting ordinary working class citizens. you know, your government trade well to your man on the street, your t block a, you know, people who don't have a lot of money,

but who are through all the lives contribute to these pension funds on a monthly basis and look forward to some kind of winning for when they retire a sort of a mistake. and what are the opposition, even trade unions of added to that voice, saying the government has only looked at those people, those ordinary people who have no voice and left the sort of leads the sort of primary dealers, the sort of, you know, bigger fish. so to speak, on skid and this is something they see is very, very unfair. now for all the sure lumpkins this whole business of investment instruments that restructuring buttons, treasure these clearly means nothing at the end of the day. if you tell them, then, a $100.00 they were expecting at the end of 20 years of world has now become now will become a $50.00 that's going to hit them. so the opposition has said that one of the effects is going to be reducing those funds by 47 percent,

something the government denies the government is claiming this is the only way forward. right, thanks so much for breaking. 0 down for us. michelle fernandez in columbus. i so that king has apologized for the netherlands role in slavery. king william alexander said he felt personally responsible for what he called a crime against humanity. him the prime minister mock routes. it apologized in december. the government is establishing a $217000000.00 fund to raise awareness for making the december 4th yard at the mister president's on december 19th, last year, the dutch, a prime minister apologize on behalf of the government for the fact that 4 centuries in the name of the dutch states and human beings were used as commodities exploited and abused. today i stand before you today as your king and as a member of the government, i make this apology myself about and i feel the weights of the words in my hearts. and my soul, it's 160,

used to the day since the dodge officially abolished of slavery. july the 1st 1863 was when the dutch legally ended slavery in dutch diana, knowing not now knowing why that is or not. and do you know the colonies in the caribbean, but most slave labor is on dodge plantations, were forced to keep on working for another 10 years. your research has revealed that the king's ancestors and the modern day equivalent of nearly $600000000.00 from slavery. starting in the lights 15 hundreds, the dutch west india company expanded to become the world's largest transatlantic slave trader, shipping around 600000 people from africa to the americas, a manual x y z abdul pong is an assistant professor ad wagner. lincoln university and studies the legacy of dutch slavery. he says the apology is just the beginning of a wider conversation on reparations in the past has moved the past,

because we know that when slavery was abolished the slave own this way. they were paid compensation. that is a form of reparation. and it's those same families who have been well to have been able to build the country. but also we know that the institutions that came with slavery is still lives on. it's still lives on in the discrimination of people over time be certain face. so the past is really not the past. the past is still in the present. and that's what the debate is really about the loop be on the financial, reparations see how the institutions that supported slavery still exists in the present times and how we can this month to that. so the young reparation is also a bar restorative justice. how do we restore the balance in institutions so that people of opportunity said will have the same level playing ground in many places, that debate has moved on to not only financial reparations, but also to look at other forms of repression. so in terms of access,

in terms of access to education, in terms of providing possibilities, i mean, but structured not only here in the netherlands for people of 5 or 10 percent, but also in the skin searing um, and also in the dots got to be at your counter espionage legislation has been enacted in china. critics say the expanded definition of espionage will main increase to scrutinise of foreign companies, academics and journalists. physical washington reports from badging. a susie introducing you national security laws nearly a decade ago aging has increasingly tightened its control and it screws and these people and activities in china. now changes to count espionage regulations are coming into effect on saturday. expand the number of activities considered aspiring to include a ban on the transfer of any information authorities consider relates to national security and expand the definition of espionage to include cyber attacks,

against stage organizations and information infrastructure. it follows the general trend in recent years in the development of chinese and all towards more emphasis on national security. more control by the communist party of important areas of the state. the change is supposed to move in a dozen new or amended laws under which people can be banned from leaving china. and i'm a say it's likely to raise concern among foreigners and business people operating in the country of coming under. great discussion. ex advance has been applied in china for many years and write scripts, no saving increasingly used against both chinese nationals and foreigners under the revised counter espionage as long as they can be imposed on anyone under investigation. human rights research,

a phone to me was prevented from leaving china in 2017. he was detained for 10 days in a hotel room before being allowed to fly out to a stranger. if i go that anytime that they will time be a right to away. so that's the sky below actually uh i saw a vague so ambiguous that um they can, they can use it to fabricate okays. to put a few add new one for, for political po, box staging says the changes am to protect china. every country has the right to safeguard its national security to domestic legislation and such. this is the common practice of all countries. the changes. com is trying his board is open for foreign visitors after 3 years of code 19 restrictions. but some experts say the broad and vague scope of the revisions may cause some businesses and individuals to

question how welcome they really are jessica washington, which is 0 aging. that's bringing the andrew lee on who's an independent china strategist and hong kong is a former chief representative to the u. k. an eastern europe. he joins us live from hong kong. andrea, thanks so much for being on this news. our, as we just heard in jessica's report, what would you say to those people who describe this legislation as ambiguous and bank tonya has been a uh, comedies um on the golf, but we want to be available. and that j a c. c. pop is a tire uh phone call. so the best thing to try it for a long time, even before. um, that's fine. i pulled it up and john was talking to you. so i'm an access to orders are coming feature. i'm on it's management companies including managed democracy

support specialist. oh. and now what's happening now is charles, we kind of gauge against the united states. um, you know, since we wish back to feed my eyes and try to find a way we're trying to capture it. um and then also the rhetoric, english and attitude seem to expect after trying to put tape was lying down with any response for don't you think this could be cheap? do you think this could impact china directly the president of the us, china business council? quite a gallon had said that the changes to the legislation have, and i quote, raised legitimate concerns about conducting certain routine business activities, which now with being considered espionage. so base revisions for the impact farm business in china and an economy that's still recovering from covet. well, let's, let's just see where to go with. and then make is over. and as because this is,

is gradually, we titles and all of the activities are all, well, any apple business is not coming back as we speak. i thought there was a summer thought i was going on teaching the file over something like $3400.00 businesses and trying to also is there is a small, okay. and so the companies that were in denver, they were dealing with all these events. so um there is laws in china, i'll throw on august the. ready the won't proceed and started like 30 or something, but it's due august. but those who know how to navigate the bare is my bills that they would come to. you want to take them off, as long as you call, moving on from the impact on businesses. if we look at the impact on individuals in general is business riley in general, is who has been in detention for 3 years under the previous legislation. she was

charged with espionage and yet she's still no closer to learning her faith. this is a system that is so and vigorous and, but it also breaches basic human rights. and now these laws of being made even more vague, what's likely to come of her case as a result of the change to base loops. a good deal of uh uh, along the lines um and that's where it was please. in the, in the west, the leading apple uh saw these contact, diversified all the categories refreshed and uh, and also the chest on the face. the rules are the maximums i p as of, as you start, as i said, the basic powers that it will find. the chinese government is the most important part which people compare with almost any actions and everything, including many democracies, including the united states, multiple rails because the public, how much he bought all the time. his comments on amongst is april office. we just logically said,

because the lives of this honesty do practically change for the possible to years. i mean pleasing that well being and also the life expectancy is not even in the united states. so i think that those of with, you know, all i've been in bed mom in the bounce on it, but i'll roll them out of the medical supply but also be the better. right, right. bear with what's that? okay, we'll have to leave it there and we kind of independently verify the refer report that you're referring to, but we appreciate your insights nonetheless, to andrew lee on an international independent china struggling strategist. thank you for your time. it is strongly, it has become the 1st country to allow mental health patients to be treated with extracts from so called magic mushrooms and m d m a better known as it's the same. well, sorry, these authorized psychiatrist. rather, i'm now able to prescribe the drugs to tackle depression,

post traumatic stress disorder, and other conditions, eastern in government, reclassifying the drugs following trials and medically controlled environments. christopher lang made is a professor and director deputy of the new run medicines discovery center at one us university. it says the patients receiving this treatment will be those who can afford to pay for it privately. the requirement is that the substances are still use in a very kind of controlled environment. so what happens is that they will, they will be dosed given to a patient by a, for a psychiatrist probably with a psychologist present as well. and that session could last for anything up to 8 hours. so you can imagine this is quite an expensive treatment. and at the moment in australian context, we're still working out the economics of how we pay for these things. but at the moment, i think the patients that will be receiving this. so there is

a kind of forward to pay for it privately. we always have to be very cognizant and about the code so low down the advocacy of new medicines that, that safety. and that's why i think it's very important that they are used in these re, well regulated clinic controlled environments where what we call a set and the setting a critical to ensuring that the patients have the very best chance of getting the very best experience in terms of the treatment so we can obviously ensure that and we, we do know how as it were a still a head down algebra 543, your, you please tell us go blas off to space hoping to shed light on to on value universes

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this will help freshen up the air. here, of course, they've been dealing with wildfire. smoke from canada was found. we go, it's focus on canada, alberta, profits, it's capital, edmonton has turned cool again and some rounds of rain here, but we're temperatures are heating up things or heating up central california, the san joaquin valley, southern nevada, western arizona. biggest is in that heat alert at $42.00 degrees, top end of south america right now, some pretty heavy rounds of rain for the pacific coast of columbia. we'll keep tabs on that. there could be flooding and there could be some more flooding with for southern chile as the storm system on winds over the course of the weekend. that's it. see soon i on charles dogs, the rates for hindsight, dramatized pod costs from i'll just here to invest facing re here from some of history's dogs notable women and unconventional antics stores in the office. i am

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[000:00:00;00] the hello, are you watching l g 0? i'm emily angry. and he's a reminder of our top story is this, our a private funeral has been held for a french teenager killed by a police officer in paris. sub nails desk has triggered for days of fine and protest president and manual on the front has canceled his state visits in germany, and the government tries to restore order contained a trunk has crashed at a busy intersection in kenya and killing. at least 51 people, dozens was seriously injured as a vehicle clown into cars tracking passengers in the wreckage. and sure lank is parliament has voted to approve a debt restructuring plan as part of an eye mess file out to the government

defaulted on its deadlines. the leading to months of few food and medicine shortages. the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has arrived in heidi to assess the di humanitarian situation. them and it says estimates that half of the population which is around $5000000.00 people, are an urgent need of aid. with children, the most effective, the caribbean country, it has been suffering from gain violence and an economic crisis. many haitians have been displaced in the past few years. let's go live now to add people of medic, editor james bay's, who's at the united nations in new keller, the james. well, can you tell us about the secretary general's trip while they were keeping this trip under wraps until they arrived to arrive to just under 2 hours ago? all the news it already actually leaked in haiti. he is the highest level of visit to a to hate see for some considerable time because of the security situation. and obviously

there's very high security surrounding his visit. we know that he's going to meet the prime minister ariel only during his visit to haiti. interesting to note it's nearly 2 years since his predecessor was assassinated. the situation in haiti have been by then it's got much worse since with much of hazy, under the control of games. the secretary general has repeatedly said that that needs to be an international police force and not a un force, but a force by a coalition of countries. the trouble is no country has come forward to say that it's prepared to lead such a force. the us certainly said it wouldn't do us has a difficult history in haiti. canada was looked at, i think by the united nations. they have been reluctant to lead such a force. so for now, the violence continues on the ground and the guidance retained in control of the situation on the ground. how bad is it? well, i've been speaking to the executive director of eunice as catherine gosh russell. she was an 80 a week ago and has been briefing the 2nd to general before his trip. it's it's

terrible. actually, it was kind of shockingly bad and i, you know, had read everything i knew how, how difficult the situation was. i knew that children were suffering there, from malnutrition and other things, but the violence was, was palpable there. and i think that it's, it's a terrible place right now for children. and the, the security says the security situation is something that we all should be worried about as we speak the sector general view and very tight security. but he's on the ground and hate to what do you think he can achieve from what did you tell him before he went that? i think the most important thing he can achieve is bring attention to this problem because the challenge right now in the world is there so many things happening and it's hard to get, you know, the bandwidth for people to, to pay attention. they think he's been a problem for a long time. it's hard to solve the problem. they don't realize just how terrible it is right now, just how violent it is. and when i say violent, i mean there are armed groups around, you know,

sort of patrolling around and now they're vigil. any groups reacting to the arm groups, people are being killed, people are being burned. i met women and young young girls, a girl who was 11 years old, who been raped, if it is really a terrible lawless situation. and i think we really as an international community to figure out what to do about it. you head, one of the most important u. n agents is the one that looks off to children, but you're also the point person for the humanitarian community, the whole of the amount of town and community on haiti. so you're a humanitarian key, humanitarian not to but isn't problems, not humanitarian is. is it security, you'll never gonna solve the humanitarian situation. if you don't solve the secuity search, i think there's certainly linked, as you said, the humanitarian problem is absolutely dreadful. and we're doing our best, i'm along with many other actors. i have as i, you know, i wasn't, he was sending mccain who's the head of the world food program. they're trying hard to get food into the country. we're trying hard to respond to the needs of children,

but it was the, the humanitarian response has to go hand in hand with some effort to get the country to be more stabilized because it's very difficult for us to even do our work. and many of these places it's dangerous for our people as well. i was in a hospital where the doctor told introduce me to a woman who work there who had been kidnapped and held for ransom, and that is happening all over the place. so it's very difficult to do the work we need to do on the humanitarian side. if we don't have a more secure situation, the secretary general believes that the haitian police can't cope. i don't know if that's your view on the ground and wants that to be an international force. let's put it this way. the haitian police are not coping now. they are not able to cope. and i think i understand the factory general has called for some international force. clearly there needs to be something somebody needs to come in and try to restore some level of security for the people who lived there. and i, i don't think that the haitian police are going to be able to do that. as you say,

you went to haiti was cindy. okay. and you had to of the well to yeah, you are both international civil servants now, but you were both senior us officials. here we go. you were working in the white house, you know, the president very well. and then what does it say the us has the unique role here? the us sees the consequences of what's happening and hate see what the people coming to the board is trying to come to the us. but also the, the us might be part of the course, those guns and how many of them were born in the united states. this, to us, the need to do, i think the interesting thing is, this is, this is in the us as hemisphere. it's in their backyard, hades, in the backyard. there have been many attempts over the years to, to do better work in haiti by the united states and others. and i think it has been frustrating for sure. and the country has faced so many challenges. one after the other, i think that the united states is supporting certainly they support the world who program they support us to do the humanitarian work. um,

but i think it would be helpful to have more assistance on the, on the security side. uh and, you know, the, obviously united states has to make their own decision about what they're willing to do and not to. but i do think that they, along with some other actors, other leading countries are going to be the people who i think have to figure out something. there needs to be a better response. and there is now, let's get back to the people of haiti and the children. i mean, the children are going to be scott, all they know by, by the things they are seeing and the things of that are happening to them. i think children everywhere face challenges like this children are resilient, they can bounce back, but they need support to do that, right? they need to make sure that their mental health is being taken care of, that they're being fed properly, that they get to go to school. their health is being taken care of. they can, they're there is hope, right? we know what to do there. we just need more resources to and we need a better situation. we need a better security situation on the ground in order to do our work. and i think then we can move in a better direction. obviously, the haitian people,

the haitian government, they have to own the future, the outside can't fix all these problems. but for right now, given how terrible it is, we need to, we need to do more to help. well, that's the head of human assess casting. russell, i think her message is the one you're going to hear that code by the sector general . i'm telling you. good terrace. today they are worried. hate is becoming a forgotten crisis. the world is not paying enough attention. let me just tell you . the fee goes full humanitarian response. the u. n. was 719000000 dollars this year. i've only got 22 percent of that so far. right, thanks so much for the update. james spies live for us. they eat outside the united nations. moving on, man and here pain space agency telescope has blasted off to explore the mysteries of the universe free

space. ex rocket blasted off from type cannot move in us with the euclid satellite on board. it will investigate doc, energy and dock and matter on a journey to shop the launch as map of the universe as a creative that will include up to $2000000000.00 galaxies that cost more than a 3rd. if this guy also law. how is a professor of astronomy at university college london. he was involved in the initial planning, folding. you claim telescope mission, and he joins us from oxford often. thanks so much for being on this news. ella, as i mentioned, you've been involved in this mission from the stats. how much work has gone into this and what are you alternately hoping to achieve? thank you. well, it's the major at the logical advancement at looking at the universe, a space, a part of the universe. you could with a method about the 3rd of the sky. and it will see all the way to about

10000000000 years ago, right? the whole universe is 13800000000 years old, so he could see the universe all the way to execute, so to speak. and by met, think a bid us have galaxies. it would be able to tell us by some direct methods it, what's univers may do. so why do we need to know what the universe is made of? how does that impact to those of us back here on a well, i think it is both human curiosity, right? this is something we have built in. so you know, we wanted to get outside the cave. we can, we then people travel from one continental and other, discovering your new places. and i think this is this during your euclid. the julian to darken it says to your place space agency website says victoria,

into the darkness is i think, just part of human curiosity and trying to understand, you know, why we're here and why is it so strange? because the current measurements based on it other, the based space based and gone based telescopes suggest that it's present. we understand only 5 percent of the universe is made of stuff like cos, ordinary, met there and we don't understand 95 percent of it, which is made of go the mentor and dark energy. right. so what is doc energy and what can you do with that? information once it's gathered, what will it allow scientists to learn to? yeah, that's a long story of over a 100 years which are compressed into a few seconds. it was an idea by einstein. to modify uses the questions at this time by hitting a constant,

which is labeled by the greek collector lunda. he did it for different reasons you wanted to get the static universe now the measurements or the measurements up to now. so just the, actually, it is something like that concept that you suggested, but actually it's a different value that gives some acceleration of the universe. it's a discovery may 25 years to go back to teams or look that exploding stars go super novi. and they concluded that the leaders of those companies have won the prize. so the point is, i'm some put something by hand. do you know just with the pencil in the paper hypothesizing. something which now we think is giving dick's original universe, but we still want to quantify it. and to check is it really concept with time? does it change with time? what's execs value? and of course then dorothy shows may be in you einstein figure out this domain, well unfortunately have to leave it there. we kind of discussed the entire universe for the rest of the show, but it certainly sounds fascinating and we look forward to hearing the results.

also a lot have a professor of astronomy and was involved in the initial planning of that. tell us . great, thank you for your time. thank you very much for your time. i are still ahead on elgin's the are the m b a is next to big star explains why you won't be taking costs any upcoming basketball wells. come, that's on his way with school the around you and going, it's easy to spoke, shunted offices of foreign businesses. you restrictions have been imposed by the military currency exchange. the local currency is coming to them, then the boat shuttling goods across the moines river from thailand carry everything from cooking oil. so expensive japanese fruits. businesses booming

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upcoming world cup. the windows will be some bar scotland in her already at the qualifying tournament. the scotts bowed the island designed for just $181.00. matthew cross been top schooled with an m beat and 74 to help scotland when by 7 wickets. they remained behind for a place that woke up with game still to come against, and barbara and the netherlands for me to one will champion next. for stepan has won the spring grace. the head of sunday's austrian groaned. pre. the dutchman laid a red bull one too, and he's teams homes that finishing ahead of mexicans. he made sergio perez for always call a science finish food for stuff and it will also start from pole full sundays. that main race as a motor. racing spectacle is coming to chicago on independence day weekend as it hosts its 1st evan mass, golf street, race, the van to slip into drawer tourists and money to a city that needs both. following the pandemic, john henry needs

a live for us. so this is a major event for the says he held the residents feeding about so you can take a look for yourself. this is an unusual event here that's buckingham fountain and the center of chicago and behind it is chicago's iconic skyline. if you look around, you can see those are the stands on the other side of those stands is a major street in cars are driving right down the main streets through the city. and here are all the people who are waiting right now, were several hours ahead of the 1st raise their 2 races. today's vx finity 121. that's a 121 miles. these drivers will do 55 labs at 3 and a half kilometers a piece, and then tomorrow is the big race on sunday. that's the nascar to 20. they'll drive a 100 laps around that same track there. normally these guys going a week, but this time is going to be going around 12 turns many of them very sharp. we took

a look at the course. they will be writing. take a look. the nascar chicago street race is a daredevils labyrinth this weekend in the united states. 3rd largest city for the 1st time, anywhere. 80 nascar drivers corinne through downtown skyscrapers. it speeds up to 240 kilometers. and now there's a city street where people take every day for their community service calling to see the beautiful ballons and the museums. so i each corner is different man, holes concrete, alcohol. so we gotta tackle all that for 2 days in to rates is some of the world's best drivers are usually turn left in a loop. squeeze around 12 turn, so many of them 90 degrees over 3.5 kilometers with lanes narrowing without warning . so you might go from a 5 or 6 lane road down to one lane road on these tight corners, driver's control, sharp elbows. you don't complete a pass, i guess will come down and play a game,

a chicken from for lanes to to lanes and see who list and who doesn't protecting spectators and should kind of landmarks or 2 sounds in concrete barriers each more than 3 meters long and top by fencing, this isn't just the race, this is a festival with concerts and carnival rides. and exhibition of excess and speed with muscle cars going way over the limit through downtown streets on independence day weekend. and what could be more american than that? some fear the race sends the wrong message in a city with an illegal street racing problem that spun out of control under polluted skies were in ghost bicycles and done the landscape where cars have killed cyclist. we think that having a street race hosted in chicago at this time sent the wrong message to the drivers at the time where we really need them to be slowing down fast. for this stop car association, the spectacle of

a street race is an opportunity to about going to new markets and introducing our sports to audiences. so while we have this really great fan base has a tremendous opportunity to expose a whole new audience to nascar, the road to success is long, windy in fi potholes. but with a 3 year contract with a windy city, nascar has 2 more years to get the chicago street race over the finish line. the sound of tiffany looks like an eventful weekend ahead. what can we expect over the course of the next couple of days? but we know we've got bands, miranda lambert, the chain smokers, the black crows are playing today. so there will be a number of events. there's a fair as we over here with the big event starts at $430.00 locals. i mentioned about 5 hours in that's when the ex finity raises run, the nascar race is on sunday and you're asking earlier about what people here think

one of the things they're concerned about is the economic impact. now the hotels are filling up. indeed, the city estimates, it'll be over a $100000000.00 in local economic impact, a few $1000000.00 in taxes, but also this is the july 4th weekend wouldn't normally the city would have lots of people in from out of town as well. and a lot of locals are leaving because of this event that you can't drive through downtown because of the traffic. so it's kind of a mixed bag, but chicago is testing this out. this is the 1st of the 3 years for this race. and they're hoping if this works, that they'll keep doing it in improving on it. if it doesn't work, they're going to have to tweak it for the next 2 years. don't haven't. thank you very much. we'll talk to again a little bit later at the conference. that's gold cup in panama, have secured the place in the quarter finals with a group of games of spain they would see when, when is the most unique in new jersey. jose for have those hit a system on their way before michael moody or something in the 2nd. the of the

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for these baby season in the n. b a with the san antonio spurs says it was a tough decision. i just think that more than that more than 2 years, right? it is a, is to be of a risk. you know, there's a really big event coming up like the olympics. that's really the one of this. and so to be able to be available for the national team for the next or how many years i feel like this is really hard, really hard. it's uh, it's just for me, my, my career is going to be as much with the franchise as with the national sports. there's the titles to when we both and the sort of fonts is on the way english wide . adam yates, as one the 1st stage of cycling is most famous race ahead of his twin brother simon gates, the opening $182.00 to meet the stage to competitors around the hills of the spanish city. of the bel, we're friends, have been getting into the service, including this dog christ and the king of the mountains. how could boxes?

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