the world renowned physicist stephen hawkins has died he was seventy six his children page tribute to their father as an extraordinary man whose work and legacy will live on for many years the philippines is withdrawing from the treaty that founded the international criminal court president rodriguez says the move follows what he calls baseless unprecedented and our greatest attacks from u.n. officials he says the i.c.c. is attempt to acquire jurisdiction over him violates due process i.c.c. is investigating to take his drug war which is left thousands of people did officials from football's world governing body fee for meeting in greece after the president of one of its best known teams marched onto the pitch armed with a gun ivan survived his was enraged when a late goal was disallowed for a ok thessaloniki against league leaders aka athens after a pitch invasion and when the game had ended the referee allowed the goal to stand those are the headlines the news will continue in half an hour's time but coming up right now is inside story to stay watching these. the u.s. walls the u.n.

what will be stephen hawkins legacy?hat will let's see -- any of you young enough to be alive maybe 30 or 50 years from now? yes, yes. what will be be saying about him then? i know when he would like. he would like to be remembered for his science. federal could forget about the fact that he had never been disabled that would be fine with him. i think of the author, don milton. the poet, john milton that wrote paradise lost. and he wrote that when he was completely blind. most people don't really know that. that is that we think of when you think of john milton. i looked up on wikipedia and there's no mention of his blindness until way down, many paragraphs. and it's just mentioned in passing. i thought, wouldn't stephen love that? to have himself remembered for science and nobody would think of the fact that he was disabled. but what of his science? we don't know what will be remembered. will the no boundary proposal ever become part of mainstream of theoretical physics and cosmology? or will it just be an interesting b

the world some five hundred invited guests have attended the funeral of the british physicist stephen hawkins in cambridge england mourners include eddie redmayne who portrays hawking in a biographical movie is known for ground breaking research into black holes and for defying a crippling disease to lift at the age of seventy six. voters in sierra leone are going to the polls to choose their new president in a runoff election former military coup leader yes you know when the first round touches to end the corruption and offer free education his rivals and where i come from the governing party is promising continuity and economic recovery. so in sacramento california the autopsy of a black man killed by police two weeks ago confirms he was shot seven times in the back t.v. car was on aren't in his grandmother's backyard when officers opened fire as kelly has triggered days of protests in the city. china's defund spacelab tiangong one will fall back to earth this weekend it's been in orbit since twenty eleven the ten major long space station will make an uncontrolled re entry and no one knows

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the world-round physicist stephen hawkins has passed away. the 76-year-old was best known for his work on black holes and relativity. we speak to an expert in quantum physics about his scientific contributions. britain calls for an urgent meeting of the human security council to update members on an investigation into a nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter. we cross to london for the latest, with benedicte. angela merkel is sworn in for her fourth term as germany's chancellor, putting an end to six months of political drift in europe's biggest economy. ♪ ♪ rochelle: first, our top story. stephen hawking, one of the sharpest minds in modern physics, has died peacefully at his home in cambridge, england, wednesday.is the world-renowned physicist was best known for his insights on black holes and relativity. history of brief time" an international bestseller. gavin is an expert in quantum physics at the university of warwick. him, icross left to believe. thanks very much for speaking to "france 24." big question, but outli

. >> professor stephen hawkins was a brilliant man and a mediocre student. >> reporter: hawkins' lifected in the 2014 epvie "the theory of icteything," might have been dismissed as a hollywood fantasy if it wasn't true. >> i reversed the process all ocess y back to see what happened at the beginning of time itself. tseleporter: but he didn't need dntors to play him-- he was hite willing to play himself, on "star trek." >> i fold. >> wrong again, albert. >> reporter: and on "the simpsons." >> i wanted to see your utopia, but now i see it is more of a fruitopia. >> reporter: but it's the science that endures. that and his message. >> so remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. >> reporter: mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. the news continues now on cbsn. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs cell phone companies are using churches to build their new cell towers.. and bypassing the normal review process. good evening, >>> kpix5 news begins with a surprising way that cell phone companies are using churches

ahead of cambridge university's department of applied mathematics and theoretical physics where stephen hawkins worked a welcome to the w. what made him so special. well of course he was the amazing scientists one of the the greatest business this of the last decades and decades and he's worked all probably talked about as long as people are still doing physics but bush more not of course he was an inspiration to millions of people who had nothing to do with physics because of the way he. overcame these this terrible disability. so he was also a great one for popularizing science which so many of us don't understand that a particular area of science black holes and relativity but many scientists don't understand how did he make that connection to the public or i think well he was very very committed to sue communicating i think he felt that was the juicy of any scientist was really to explain to the public why science was important and of course he did it brilliantly well with these book which was a huge bestseller but he also appeared in lots of lots of media and in popular culture he was on s

world renowned scientist stephen hawkins who helped unlock the mysteries of the universe dies at the age of seventy six. we disagree. i think it will be the. same with cia director mike. tells the world its economy is back on the right track but foreign investors. russia has missed britain's deadline for the poisoning of form a double agent sergei scruple and his daughter prime minister to resign may want to know why a soviet era nerve agent was used the kremlin says it won't respond without samples of the substance may is expected to discuss britain's reply when she meets a national security council later on wednesday reports. is this the lull before the storm the british government says it's looking at ways of responding to what it believes is now re just backed by russia this is part of a pack of behavior by that putin and his regime and you'll seeing this reckless support for the use of chemical weapons all the way from syria to the streets of the. country. being encouraged by the determination of our friends to stand with us except that friends aren't so predictable these days t

this is stephen hawkin speaking at the white house in 1998. basic science becomes part of general appearss, what now quantum theory will seem as common sense to our children's children. however, to a large extent, we shall have to rely on mathematical beauty and consistency to find the ultimate theory of everything. any code that is physicist, professor, and bestselling author stephen hawking speaking in 1998 at the white house. his landmark book was published in 1980 eight. he died on wednesday at his home in cambridge, england, at the age of 76. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show looking at the latest shakeup in the trump administration. on tuesday morning, president trump fired secretary of state rex tillerson via twitter. in the same tweet, the president announced cia director mike pompeo, who is a close ally of the koch brothers, would be nominated to become the new secretary of state. trump also tapped cia deputy director gina has

stephen hawkins, who has died at the age of 76. arvard university of physics. thank you forjoining us this evening. you knew stephen hawking, what would you say was the feature, the trait of his personality that most impressed you? this spirit he had in science and non—science issues alike. the fact he did not give up, despite his physical advert city. he was always positive, always engaging, always trying to push forward, whether it be science or other issues. we are seeing some pictures of you and him ata seeing some pictures of you and him at a dinner, i think it was. what was he like to be with? we all know about his incredible ability when it came to science, what was he like as a person? i got to know him when my colleague andi i got to know him when my colleague and i did some work on string theory which confirmed some of the predictions that stephen had made in its 70s. we did this in the mid—90s, 20 years after his prediction. i got to know him, he visited us at harvard around 1999 and we invited stephen into our home, and

foreign ministry in china the country he visited several times offered its condolences to hawkins family. mr stephen hawking was an outstanding scientist who has been battling disease he made great contributions to science and to mankind we are alive we are intelligent hawking decoded some of the most enigmatic mysteries of the universe its origins structure and end from big bang to black holes he also beat the old spectacularly hawking was almost twenty one and a student at cambridge university when he was diagnosed with a less a degenerative motor neuron condition he was given just two and a half years but went on to live for more than half a century. you know what. because. they still got. a developed. as the disease progressed talking last mobility and had to rely on a wheelchair after losing the ability to speak talking turn to a voice synthesizer selecting words by moving his cheek muscles a tedious process but one that allowed him to express his pioneering ideas looking was respected early on in scientific circles for helping to prove the big bang theory about how the universe burst into exis

foreign ministry in china the country he visited several times offered its condolences to hawkins family. mr stephen hawking was an outstanding scientist who has been battling disease he made great contributions to science and to mankind we are alive we are intelligent hawking decoded some of the most enigmatic mysteries of the universe its origins structure and and from big bang to black holes he also beat the odds spectacularly hawking was almost twenty one and a student at cambridge university when he was diagnosed with a less a degenerative motor neuron condition he was given just two and a half years but went on to live for more than half a century. but . as the disease progressed talking last mobility and how to rely on a wheelchair after losing the ability to speak or can turn to a voice synthesizer selecting words by moving his cheek muscles a tedious process but one that allowed him to express his pioneering ideas was respected early on in scientific circles for helping to prove the big bang theory about how the universe burst into existence fourteen billion years ago global acclaim came in

in offering our heartfelt condolences to family and friends of professor stephen hawking who died earlier today. professor hawkins exceptional contributions to science and the larger universe speak for themselves. as children said his courage and persistence with his brilliance and humor inspired people across the world. mr. speaker, members would've also imports of a number of suspicious packages targeting muslim members. sure the whole house will join me in condemning this unacceptable behavior. which is no place in our society. society. i can tell the house an investigation is underway in steps are being taken to bring the perpetrators to justice. mr. speaker, i will be making a statement following pmqs updating the house. this morning i had meetings witd uties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the primary super green to meet with me to discuss the words of the cross party youth violence commission picky filings is complex and needs long-term solutions. but some things can be done right now such as legislation to ensure sharp instruments i

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