he's available in the movie go and join me the children's the i love you lots the gateway to the ground in. the cold west coast coromandel you can a web search will close the feature its ability to go and kill a clear run this is the kernel will search as a skill retreat. itself past now her mostly this is the pressure mounts on the british prime minister who gets a grilling in poland and over his toys and scrapes musical content as his awful sounds and the timing of the fight in the scandal but already led to several arrests and resignations this man for the. last remaining week calling suspect wanted by the u.n. from the boat in this conflict is counted a separate arrested fugitive come knowledge of goran out it has gone the country needs this had to overcome obstacles to its new membership. and georgian john is

accused guilt or she's a facing confessions from photographers challenge and spying for russia they claim it's a clear message to the rest of georgia you can leave the city. now with the u.s. shuttle program winding up all she talks of the man behind the hubble space telescope he believes mankind is still striving to make a branch of space. mr williams thank you very much for being with us today it's an honor sir my pleasure said the beauty of hubble's energy security basically its funding and its place in science do you think the beautiful that is you have a better chance of being successful by them and that is that pretty. no i would say

well it's always nice to look at beauty. but in fact. as far as a scientific value of hubble is concerned or trying to understand the universe and beauty is one of those things maybe you've heard the expression and beauty is in the mind of the beholder and so in fact what i see community and sometimes is a picture that other people might not consider beautiful but that reveals the answer to some important question like how stars form our galaxy and so to a scientist the beauty is a totally different thing the fact that produces beautiful images that children like to see is very important for the finding of people and of course that's important for we scientists and so in that sense yes it is important in fact i can tell you in the united states maybe in many countries schoolchildren tend to be

fascinated by certain things they're fascinated by dinosaurs for fifty years now if you would go to a typical classroom in the united states and look at posters on the wall you would see pictures of dinosaurs for the first time last pictures from hubble space telescope occurred more often than the dinosaurs on the walls of the classrooms of america that is quite an accomplished so thank you children for funding. well in fact that's true but there we've had servicing missions to the hubble. thought of them actually and the last one there was a lot of questioning because the economy was having problems whether or not it should go ahead there were some committees that actually recommended against the final servicing of in fact it was the public the american public in sr that hubble should be serviced so it could continue sending pictures for another

five to ten years so the public has actually helped save the life time of trouble or extended would you evaluate how it was contribution to science on one hand and nicest p.r. on the other hand what impact does it have there related nasa has done a good job of publicizing horrible but in fact i don't think that's really the key to success as we all know you can try to publicize something that doesn't really have much value and you don't succeed i think harbaugh really has been a remarkable discovery machine and because of that is been very easy for nasa to. be successful in its p.r. of the telescope i just mentioned that we're going to speak to the apollo eight crew members and everyone is that they brought back the shot of the earth right now as you see responsible for perhaps the most sensational photographs of the skies

and who really got it. from point a couple at nothing how much of a gamble was it a big gamble really i have always been a risk taker in our life when i was a child first thing i did when i got my first job after school was to deliver newspapers i saved up money got a telescope i was interested in astronomy even at that age twelve years old first thing i did was on a dark night. i took it out to see how far i could see fifty years later when i became director of the institute that operates help with space telescope it seemed to me at once to do the same thing scientifically look to see just how far out that could see galaxies. there had been some studies scientific studies done before the launch of hubble trying to predict the important scientific problems that it would help solve and imaging distant galaxies was not one of them and there were valid

reasons why many astronomers thought that hubble would do many great things but it probably would not make much of a contribution in studying distant galaxies i question that. and i thought it was sufficiently important that i was willing to take a recess and point hubble at. what i called an undistinguished spot in the sky for ten days to see what it could see. some prominent scientists were very worried about this because we did this just after hubble had been repaired you know for the first three years of its existence there was a flaw and the mirrors that needed to be corrected and so the american public was very upset about that hubble space telescope at the time of its launch was the most expensive. in history. two and one half billion

u.s. dollars very expensive and it was not working for three years the astronauts repaired famous servicing mission very successful perhaps the greatest moment in massa's history except for the moon landing. and so it was very worrisome to many people that right after the servicing mission when people had been opposed to the telescope because it wasn't working. crazy astronomer was going to try to see if he could image distant galaxies and they were afraid that i would get no results and if that were true then the public would really be opposed to the telescope but i thought it was worth the scientific methods and fortunately i had a very good team of scientists helping me and of course it did work out so there's a story here it is important to a scientific basis but that's my question i mean it's

a huge truth from what you've described a huge amount of money i couldn't and so many const more than prose what drove you that intuition or is it is that reason partly no it was that's a good question actually it was intuition. that's. i in my science i do tend to rely on my intuition probably too much actually because i can point to times in my scientific career when i had a hunch we call it you suspect something and i followed it and it turned out not to be productive in the case that. in the case of the field it was productive and you know it it's true in life that if you're going to make really interesting discoveries something that isn't expected you do need to take and i guess i like to go for the big discovery and so i'm willing to take

a risk even though the majority of the time perhaps you come up with nothing very interesting so it's a style that is a personal style that scientists have some people are not such mistakes they can be very successful i happen to be a risk taker. i've certainly had some failures that turned out to be a success and i think it was definitely worth it now it was in ninety five when you revolutionized the visuals of the science i mean for us for ordinary people it was a revolution of the visuals and the science and you to the chance you took a risk but scientists in space researchers now can be taken chance to campbell or are the stakes too high budgets to tight. it's becoming more difficult when funding is in sure there is greater pressure to come up with a result and of course it's very it's much easier to come up with a result when you don't take a risk when you're doing something where you already know it's likely to give you a positive result but of course the great discoveries are those in which you are

completely unexpected and therefore you cannot anticipate and i believe for the progress of science it is essential that there be risk takers and i think it's important for the people in the political world to fund expensive scientific. logics to realize that it is important for the march of science for the march of human knowledge that a certain amount of risk taking be undertaken just to make sure one more time for you this odyssey of the humble what's more important the facts or the news will affect that that it's mind boggling for us. the facts the facts yes so what's more important is it more important for you to see a beautiful picture and we can say that that's art and that's important or is it more important for you to realize that there's a discovery that tells you something about the origins of life even if that image

is not pretty i would say it is the increased understanding of the universe that comes even from that image that is not very pretty to me that has much more value then as something that's beautiful that of course does have value itself but you asked me as a taxpayer you. know that depends upon your values do you value art and depicting something that is beautiful more fundamental understanding you also said that we're now experiencing that golden age of astronomy and still of that opinion lately or even with the budget cuts. because this extends over a period of sun years we're going through difficult periods in the past few years but when i talk about the golden age of astronomy i talk about the the space missions that we've had in the past fifteen years and the large ground based

observatories in the new or the technological developments that have enabled us to do things like adaptive optics supercomputers that have really advanced or understanding the strong i mean if you look at the fundamental discoveries that have been made in astronomy. also ours was a writers and. the existence of planets around others in the past fifteen years there's been an explosion of knowledge about things largely is due to important technological developments so they've all come together because of this large number of discoveries that i would say really makes it appropriate to call this age a golden era of astronomy but what do you think both crowning achievement will be i actually think that it is produced many interesting scientific discoveries i believe the crowning. of hubble space telescope will be the fact that it made the

public aware of the universe and the fact that we can understand it and the fact that humans are a part of the universe and they evolved from that i believe bat is hubble's crowning achievement thank you very much for the century my pleasure. i am observing nature and discover is buzy. please. communicate with the wild and learn. test yourself and become free and am going to. see what nature can give you an aunty. forty two thousand americans die each year from car accidents only

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news then to tell you the find yet more room in her hand luggage after claiming goal number three at the world aquatic championships and the russian has been a force of nature in shanghai wrapping up her third synchronized swimming title on wednesday in the free solo routine earlier in the week a shake a secure top spot in the technical to do it technical events on the oriental sports center this result this milinski in need of thirteen world gold but is a record spain's andrea fuentes and china's sun when yang taking the other podium starts ok let's move on to football now where you're a quiet place in the final of the cup america holding up to no win over approving the opening last four clash of this year's tournament and uruguayans dominating the first up but just could not break the deadlock it wasn't until early in the second period when they finally seize the initiative this story is first to break in the fifty third minute here. and then five minutes after he never did the same on claim

this brace seeming peru's fate in the process. liverpool man doing what he does best one on one swearing suniel how it ended europe why not make the winners of the current live venice we're less southpaw i know you're going as don't think it is coming second it would be a disaster we know it can we know we can lose it now we have given ourselves the opportunity to play the final we're going to try to win but of course we don't know what's going to happen and the ballots will who are into the copper semifinals for the first ever time underwent their final preparations for part of why and choose they both sides causing a nuisance of themselves in the earlier rounds are why nothing like the fending champions brazil while venice will ascend the highly tie to chile squad packing also in the quarters and teams made in the group stages drawing three a pace so expect another tight encounter with venezuelan monitor stating despite

inexperience they will not be locking in profits just to see that we have the chance to play in the final and we have to say that because that's the way we feel we don't feel that we're less than anyone else the numbers show that in a cup when beaten we have scored more goals than anyone else and that's very well disciplined so why wouldn't we try and make it into the final. but carlos tevez transfer saga has taken another twist for personally inside corinthians now withdrawing their offer for the manchester city forwards severs we have been in action in the cup america quarterfinal south the weekend for argentina but his sea of penalty against europe why don't the sides move to christine's believes people to because they want to keep a city in instalments his former club did see it however they still want the striker and may try to revive the deal in january when they know their transfer window opens. ok let's talk boxing on two top heavy contenders are put pen to paper

as they seek to claim they recently became a w b a belt. and russian alexander perfect in they will go head to head on august twenty seventh in germany two thousand and four olympic gold medalist the best in it's going to be his first title fights their thirty one year old is on the feet of into any one pro bowl it's on the first sheet right at home the erfurt venue having fought sixteen times in germany will have already be a belt around his waist in two thousand and seven beating another. way to put the thirty two year old leader failed to defend their privacy to injury he was forced to relinquish it the title big david because after four belt holder of living near klitschko took ownership of it a fortnight ago in beating david haye it's kind of being years before he defended it again. china would go where the country's most popular basketball player has retired from the sport's yell ming officially calling it quits earlier today the eight time n.b.a.

all star forced to leave the sport after his career was blighted during the past half a dozen years injury the thirty three year old who was a high school name in his home country before starting his career stateside with the houston rockets us to talk draft pick in two thousand and two n.b.a. commissioner david stern praising the thirty year old on steering. the isn't finished yet. i very much want to personally congratulate yeah on his distinguished playing career and wish him success as he transitions into the next phase of this life. importantly we look forward to working with theo in continuing the growth of the game of basketball in china a growth to which he has already contributed so much. amen to that snow there's been a quite saying credible achievement in athletics with oscar pistorius booking his place at the upcoming world championships in south korea the double amputee also

known as the fastest man on no legs or blade runner needed to clock forty five point two five seconds in a four hundred meters dash and italy to make it there on the south african well he did that on some more surpassing them point one eight seconds in lake nonno that means currently twenty four year old stories is eligible to take part in both the world finals in august on the twenty told summer olympics in london pistorius legs were amputated below the knee when he was eleven months old because he was born with shingles. now the excitement's rushes up a notch in the cricket world this week their top two brian countries in the test form and a present india and england going head to head at lord's in thursday's opener this year's world cup not of the tournament believes it's going to be has tights on the crease that is on paper. i think it's going to be retiring see these are definitely they're good really good bowlers and it's a broader. resonance who is going to be it's going to be

a tough fight i've been being plays who are. under pressure and i think more than physical toughness is going to be mental toughness was mentally tough is going to win it. now let's finish with the help skip and jump or actions to that effect park her or free running which initially was made famous through the film industry is now gaining momentum in russia are among the cuts riffed takes up the story. he called it a sport if your performance he's not rated well these three runners don't care what you call their art fair or poor practitioners also known as tracers are growing in number across europe and the discipline is now making headway in russia as well but you can see the development in the guys you can see that you know that is the spirit. it's in their training and the way they move the strength and that sort of thing you can you can visit you know we see that wherever you go if we've been to somewhere and then visited again a few years later we do see a difference in the strength in the ability and confidence of the practitioners

normally. than edwards regularly travels the world and presentations on pork or this being his third visit to moscow he's a rival always thirds into a great spectacle put on by his russian associates and all day al gore portie promoting not only a healthy lifestyle but also raising doubts about the very laws of physics. is that it's very important to be able to have complete control over your body park or could also be very practical to you like when you fly in from bad guys or something if i like what i see here who knows i might join them. russia's climate doesn't allow for a year round outdoor park but that's exactly the or salafi to overcome an obstacle unsurmountable in everyday life. i understand that russians don't have many opportunities to practice park or especially in winter when it's cold and they're facing is covered with snow despite vox i was impressed with the technique and

believe it has a future here. the global parker community truly has no boundaries with the world's youth united under similar slogans and that's to be healthy in body and spirit through the payment of flexibility reflex coordination and most importantly self-discipline remark offer of artsy moscow. some amazing scenes there a lot of all your support from the world weather is coming up and just take analysis here with all the news at the top of the hour. question was that so much time which of course he wanted them severely to get long as the deadline for the u.s. to increase its debt ceiling looms what appeared to be more not politics in upcoming elections than fixing a crippling. measure disciplinary punishment.

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