albert einstein, who we have standing in the slide with mary carey, sorry albert einstein in the previous slide. albert einstein, he called them, which is -- and i think few conferences were marked by gossip as that in brussels in 1911 when mary carey was forced to withdraw as a result of an alleged affair with paul, a close colleague and also a married man. however, personalities were strong and debate often heated particularly when those involved were, as one of them are called, undertaking to quote, wholly new processes of thought beyond all the previous notions in physics. today, i'm going to be talking about the decade when what had fall nearly 40 years in a open quest for knowledge trying to muted into a race between belligerent nations, working in secret with large teams for high stakes. that key decade begins early in 1932 with the discovery of the neutron and ends in december 1941 with pearl harbor and with the establishment of the u.s. atomic bomb project. the neutron was identified by the gentlemen we see in this next slide here. james chadwick, over on the right. chadwick, a t

and it's a famous moment in history, 1939 albert einstein wrote roosevelt the private letter to say the business of uranium and so forth and einstein was just getting going at this point and he said somebody could make a bomb. a devastating bomb and what did roosevelt do in say i don't want to panic people? he said action now and set up the manhattan project and six years later it was realized in the first atomic bomb was exploded over hiroshima. and lots of debate determined if we did the right thing and so forth but roosevelt did in that case is prepare the nation to say action now. let's not panic. >>host: it seems like you are having conversations with him pushing back and ways his own advisors didn't. do you feel he's isolated? >> and with his own lack of curiosity and lack of organization and intellectual stamina that i have to make this decision and so often he won't ask anyone but just do it and tweaked it out. and we need to be reminded this is partisan and on the facts that are on the table. thousand people are dying and the experts say it will get worse to have convergence wi

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of uranium and so forth and einstein was just getting going. would roosevelt, he said i don't want to panic people. he said action now and set up the manhattan project. six years later that was realized and the first atomic bomb was exploded over hiroshima and the debate of did he do the right thing and so forth. but he did in that case is prepare the nation and said action now. let's not panic. >> host: it seemed that they were having conversations with him are pushing back in ways that his own advisers defend. do you feel that he's kind of isolated? >> guest: he is isolated by his own lack of curiosity and organization and intellectual stamina to make the decision. ask people what they think and so often he won't ask anyone. he will just do it. it's we need to be reminded, this is out of the facts that are on the table the virus is a moving train now thousand people are dying at a. the experts say that it's going to get worse. we could have become virgins and god knows what we are going to be presented with in the coming months. and we have a

las temperaturas máxima 87 grados los incendios estuvo amenazando a donde trabajó albert albert einstein unidos con los incendios el día martes 7:20 de la mañana hay descenso de las temperaturas domingo y lunes regresa el calor >> y mire deciden llevar su espectáculo fuera de los escenarios >> también revolucionaron la manera como se entrega la comida a domicilio >> pero la pandemia apagó las luceslos artistas crearon iniciativa el proyecto comida en tacones aprovechando que los bares pueden entregar alcohol con comida pueden llevar la comida >> esto ayuda que las personas sepan que somos más que una persona que damos felicidad ponemos a las familias >> los show están cancelados es una forma que puedan recibir ingresos > la aceptación ha crecido desde junio cuando comenzó al punto que la entrega es espectáculo al final de cuentas dicen el show debe continuar >> es un arte que me encanta compartir >> telemundo 48 >> lamentablemente estarán sin el jugador le fin de semana al regresar de la pausa comercial vasos, platos, la parrilla, mascarillas, aire libre, seis pies de distancia, el menor

. >> el jefe de la policía instó a colaborar entregando albert einstein llos videos que permitan judicializarbar quienes fueron. >> en san francisco pilar niño noticias telemundo . >> un hombre escalar un rascacielos el viernes e n parís francia y el video que fue publicado en las redes sociales se ve a este hombre subiendo sin arnés donde fue arrestaro y ahora el servicio de bomberos rescató a un hombre de una zona inundada luego que fuertes tormentas golpearan la región este sábado y las fuertes lluvias han cortado el servicio de trenes además, de dañar varios edificios . >> mientras que en el a ho y se conmemora el tercer la comunidad más cercana al picentro la mayoría de viviendas han sido reconstruidas el duelo sigue embargando mañana muchos por este hombre que perdió a su esposa. >> telenoticias el deseo de gritar y llorer pero me aguanto por eso pero hoy s eocmmora el trigésimo aniversario del sismo de 1985 dejó unos 10 mil muertos. >> una adolescente causó revuelo en redes sociales porque celebró con una temamtica muy mexicana dfe as demás que se puede representar méxico más. >> una i

was in a capsule sending signals to the outside but i was all by myself once and not also is of einstein's present. ready ready ready ready ready coffee cups placed on the strings had an unexpected magic. the album's title mooned and kin moonchild comes from the fantasy novel the never ending story. see there's a part of the novel that's very important and moving for me around the middle of the book when the protagonist suddenly has to rename his inner world annoyed and he has to give it a new name so his story can continue writing i think that's a process that musicians and improvisers often experience and for you have to examine your inner soundscape and your ideas and give them new names on most of. the name mooned and get into a new child some is that idea up from a dozen but it also draws a nice connection to the lonely astronaut michael collins who orbits the moon and with each orbit is reborn and won't cost went. up nor could one what are you to morbid. jabs from the dark side of the moon for late night. since the coronavirus pandemic started we've all become more aware of the air a

wrote roosevelt a private letter saying, all this business of uranium and so forth and einstein was just getting going and somebody could make a bomb, devastating bomb and what did roosevelt do, oh, no, do i want to panic people, action now, set up the manhattan project and 6 years later that was realized in the first atopic bomb was exploded over hiroshima and lots of debates determined the right thing, to deter the war and so forth, but what roosevelt did in that case is prepare the nation and said action now. trump -- let's not panic, and -- >> it seems that you were having conversations with him where you were pushing back in ways that maybe his own advisers didn't. do you feel he's kind of isolated? >> i think he's isolated by his own lack of curiosity and lack of organization, lack of intellectual stamina. i've got to make this decision, ask 6 people what they think or 3 or 1 and so often he won't ask anyone. he will just do it. he will tweet it out and it's -- we need to be reminded and -- and this isn't partisan, this is out of the facts that are on the table. the virus is a

this is the move in unison we didn't dream and einstein seemed to be based on that understood look who is going in. there the ladder we found. in the desert so he jumped over the the wall and then we. we flew from these waters jugs out there and these racist groups are with. this really sad and we find shotgun shells people shooting at the migrants. 20 years ago i started going out to the desert like we're doing right now to bring water to people that are across you because the people that are across you know quasi all the way they jam they cannot get visas there's no visas for these people so they risk their lives crossing of the desert or the mountains or the ocean where other cities by sandy able to one out there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross and that's where people die so every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper 1994 and as we walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a

refugee scientists like albert einstein -- excuse me. ok, thank you. refugee scientists like albert einstein and fermi played a key role in the development of nuclear physics in this country. the united states also went to great lengths to bring in people they considered the brightest to the united states. and as we discussed a couple weeks ago, the secretary of state even expunged the nazi records of some people like werner von brown and some fellow nazi scientists so they could work in u.s. intelligence. and werner von braun and his team of scientists played a key role in the development of the u.s. space program. refugees also informed our political life. think of henry kissinger, madeleine albright, the german political theorist hannah arendt. they played a key role. there are others that played a key role in shaping our political life. they have shaped our cultural life. think of the actress marlena dietrich, the austrian composer schoenberg, and the russian french painter chagall. there are many other refugees we could highlight. refugees have al

they went to einstein and einstein got roosevelt's attention. he wrote the first of three letters urging u.s. begin a bomb project not to drop on japan but as a deterrent against the japanese bomb. the project gets around very slowly and doesn't really get momentum until 1942. the admirals and generals, some of them were briefed about the use of the atomic bomb. he mentioned hallsy and nimitz, both on record saying the atomic bombs were not necessary to end the war. even somebody like eisenhower. under eisenhower's presidency, america's nuclear arsenal increases 30 fold. 1,000 bombs, budget cycle finished almost 30,000 bombs. eisenhower says atmosphere potsdam, told them they were going to drop the bomb. they told me they were going to drop it on the japanese. i listened and didn't volunteer anything because after all my war was over in europe and it wasn't up to me. i was getting more and more depressed just thinking about it. he asked my opinion and i told them i was against it on two counts. first, the japanese were ready to surrender and it

einstein said that, he said, and he's right. we'll give you a chance to rebut after the other testimony to we would like to turn michael benjamin, who is the chief air quality planning division california air resources board joining us from sacramento, california. thank you for being with us today, mr. benjamin. i am michael chief of the, science division at the california air resources board. member,rman, ranking thank you for inviting me to on lessons learned from covid-19 regarding the potential for remote working to improve air quality and climate change. 19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on and economy.people to date, more than 450,000 californians have contracted the virus and 8500 people have died. at the same time, the state of confronting -- his confronting a 450 billion dollar budget deficit and has seen more than 6.5 million unemployment claims since mid-march. to address the public health emergency, on march 19, governor newsom issued an executive order instructing all californians to stay home except under li

albert einstein predicted them in his general theory of relativity. but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy the milky way is one such and visible mass that accelerates nearby stars to incredible speeds. telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively unspectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hot matter that orbits the black hole it was a milestone in astronomy. just send in your questions just go to our website or find us on twitter. that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today thanks for watching we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy and. muslim women choose between their faith and self-determination. i don't want anyone to tell me whether i can lead scott him off how are striving to reform. away from traditional prejudices. in islam. 15. you don't. well you know. the idea is it is o

albert einstein predicted them in his general theory of relativity. but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars to incredible speeds. telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively unspectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hot matter that orbits the black hole it was a milestone in astronomy. to send in your questions just go to our website find us on twitter. and that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today thanks for watching we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy and by. treat better business chocolate. to the side of cocoa production is especially evident in the conflict. in the gulf plantations have destroyed punishment as adults and children work like slaves. all to sweeten the bottom line for international cocoa

albert einstein predicted them in his general theory of relativity. but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars to incredible speeds. telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively unspectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hot matter that orbits the black hole it was a milestone in astronomy. to send in your questions just go to our website find us on twitter. and that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today thanks for watching we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy and up by. life on earth one of a kind and the but to coincidence. or the improbable happened the buffalo through the forest was going to play up the creation of our solar system of the planet is a bit like winning the lottery. what is 1st more unique. in 7

albert einstein predicted them in his general theory of relativity. but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars to incredible speeds. telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively tackler looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hot matter. that orbits the black hole it was a milestone in astronomy. to send in your questions just go to our website or find us on twitter. that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today thanks for watching but be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy and but i. can't. keep. up i succumb and one. day i want to find out why the result is one of the most beautiful river states germany so also right along a part of the old psychopath. the beautiful landscape is certainly a clue. this bike tour dispersed our researc

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he said einstein said that. and he's right. [laughte [laughter] >> well, we'll give you a chance-- >> okay, he said-- >> we'll give you a chance to rebut after the other testimony. but we'd like to turn to michael benjamin chief quality air planning division skal california reforce board. thank you for joining us, mr. benjamin. >> thank you. i'm michael thomas benjamin, chief of the air quality planning and science division at the air resources board. chairman barrasso, ranking member carper, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today on lessons learned by covid-19, regarding the potential for remote working to improve air quality and climate change. the covid-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on california's people and economy. today more than 450,000 californians contracted the virus and 8500 people have died. at the same time, the state is confronting a $54 billion budget deficit and has seen more than 6.5 million unemployment claims since mid march. to address the public health emergency on

and news media and the nieminen einstein seemed to be best understood so when in. israel media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. high salacious or community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. this is boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss on fairmont in washington coming out president trump approved a big take field but many questions remain unanswered. but we have a deal worked out i think with wal-mart is. along with oracle larry ellison it's going to be an incredible combination. and another stock market selloff sentiment hours on a coronavirus resurgence in what could be worth to september and years of a packed show today so let's get started. in a change of heart that maybe happened in record time president donald trump went from banning tick talk from app stores on friday to suddenly approving the oracle walmart deal by saturday yes in just

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mean working from the united states although we're a global organization we're founded by german by einstein but we're headquartered in the us in the us if you're an asylum seeker from el salvador and guatemala it takes 3 or 4 years to get your case a process so i think that there's an important step that europe could take to ensure that it does prepare itself for future crises of data if you would when the coronavirus crisis is taking the world's media attention away from the migration crisis we had a situation at the start of the year where turkey which is home so more than 3000000 refugees opened its borders to europe and let them out in the horrible scenes of violence and all the rest of it. how are things than now. i think is the fairest thing to say turkey remains the home for 3500000 refugees there are tensions in the south east of at the border with syria there are also issues in the turkish european relationship and this brings us to the fundamental point that one can manage the refugee issue better but if one really wants to address it then there is a crisis of diplomacy in the war

in news than me doing the nieminen einstein seemed to be best understood so when the. cast calendar is drawing alfonzo along. their situation page he's dard served. his 1st words were i low a c. or a challenging post you've got 2 years to live. have no doubt that what happened was prevent. such calls from trademark it is a $1000000000.00 industry these companies how to huge financial motivation to solve these problems there are numerous talking showing that doctors work keen to chest x. ray concentrates for insights of its own that patients want gives them doctors the raunch to play. her in the stomach why they were keeping them secure those years day. and people still die i don't know which question are still alive right being allowed to live where so many have. all come to you so if you could visionaries me sophie shevardnadze the last few months have put data protection back in the spotlight join a crisis of this kind do we have to choose between safety and privacy while i talk about this with richard stallman digital upright. see activists and the founder of the fr

this is the mood in the us and we didn't even and einstein seemed to be best understood so when in. seemed wrong. just don't hold. any you get to shape out these days to come as a kid and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. in the headlines this tuesday europe's seen as a major surge encoded in factions forcing the return of restrictions as poorest sections of the population. fortunately. also this hour russia gets ready to start clinical testing of another coronavirus vaccine across the country. and britain is opening its 1st camp after a surge in the but local good mixed reactions to the. we don't want to keep up some would you know safe to leave a little bit deeper the plight of babies will be a joke you know i didn't have much of sleep to get to jews.

yes since einstein on this 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off the restricted area has 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting forth limitations or a ban on agriculture in the area. the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for months or even years and meet even. the economic consequences are that producers in the affected areas will be cut off from the market and put under strict restrictions and germany as a whole wouldn't be able to export pork to countries outside the e.u. . in. an export ban could only be lifted after 6 months from now the highest priority is to contain the virus. and that means we're prepared to support farming operations that have been affected so in districts and because he isn't the farmers association has demanded a call of wild boars. are his reminder the top story we're following for you the leaders of france and germany have agreed to a plan to take in 400 mpg chi

they are in a moment of recovery and of normalcy and what einstein would say with that easy pleasure and they were about to be confronted with the past. >> it is so vital with that division with a robotic journalistic form with paying attention to structure. and his work demonstrates that. percy had written about the bomb before but it's the generalization and the promise of science with this high level of attraction but there is no abstraction and in any way. >> again it had a little swagger to it. it was stripped-down. he said there was no outrage it was just laying out the fact that had given and their testimony and to let it unravel in that way that the outrage the more effective it would be. and really it worked because by a diet doing it down that allowed people to put themselves of those in that fair sort of way. >> the piece comes out and hersey rights it is still astounding considering the quality of the writing and testimony he comes out and what happens? >> he uses the word explosive. that's not the word that i used but the sentiment is accurate creating the international

essence einstein on this 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off the restricted area. 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting forest limitations or than on agriculture in the area the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for months or even years and meet eventually if the economic consequences are that producers in the affected areas will be cut off from the market and put under strict restrictions and germany as a whole wouldn't be able to export pork to countries outside the e.u. and. into it and they're also exposed to. an export ban could only be lifted after 6 months from now the highest priority is to contain the virus. and that means we're prepared to support farming operations that have been affected so in distant city because isn't the farmers association has demanded a call of wild boars. britain is also struggling with a resurgence of covert 19 infections and prime minister boris joh

and an imminent i mean mother is good loses the myths and news limited an imminent einstein seemed on the best of bad understood with the woman in the. film which. return of the restrictions countries in europe begin to limit liberties surging covert actions make an unwelcome here. also this hour making it stand the german region spring to the defense of the north korean to gas pipeline project with russia despite calls to scrap it and the fallout from the ball in the case local striking to find. i don't find it very nice that they're trying to tell us what to do here it's really shameless the way the united states is trying to manipulate german. interests so the interests come out on top. and donald trump lashes out at what he calls the left wing propaganda being taught in universities claiming it's fanning the flames of hate being seen on the streets we debate the issue. or idea of critical race theory the only thing that it does is it gives people of color an excuse to try to not try hard this idea of colorblind list is in the currently braces. you're watching r t international com

as the sun moves in unison we do nieminen einstein seemed to be understood so when in. israel media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by a. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us to live depths. or remain in the shallows. tax ties or financial survival guide stacey let's alert us out fill out let's say i'm a troika and here please greece banks have to fight 9 wall street fraud thank you for. on the story that's right. slavery. i. this is the one business show you can't afford to miss i'm going to washington coming up u.s. china tensions flare up at the u.n. general assembly as both president speak out on the effects of the chrono virus you may have noticed that prices are up at the grocery store but we'll take a look at what those numbers actually mean with co-host spend one we have a lot to get to so let's get started. tensions between the u.s. and china ramped up at the annual u.n. general assembly i

this is the mills and you missed me doing the nieminen einstein seemed to me the best understood so when. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. maybe in the shallows. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to author and economist dr michael had said dr watson welcome back to be back max. well let's wait we lost a mutual friend david graber author of debt the 1st 5000 years why did david matter i know you were friends with them what are his contributions to our understanding of money he realized that most money is debt and that money was created not as part of the barter process not by merchants but money was created to pay debts starting with debts that people owed the temples in the palaces of the ancient near east and to buy services and goods from the palaces and temples. the end of every crop year. people had to pay for the be

and use them to do me man and einstein theme that may be best understood so when in. welcome to everyone. special. friend. troubles here for the burial. we same say only time we may chop. community. is just happens all the time and we always sigh we must stop meeting like this most . of them. take the position you'll raise taxes repeat after me i swear by almighty god i swear by almighty god the evidence i should get there with him so i shall give me the truth shall be the truth a whole tree the whole truth and nothing about nothing but the truth he stayed on for. john work. i was diagnosed very late at the age of 3 years old spent a lot of time in hospital.

this is the move and musing we didn't even an einstein seem to me understood to going in the. same wrong. role just don't all. get to shape out just to. add to it and in gains from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just a look for common ground. a low in well from the crosstalk were all things are considered i'm peter lavelle on this edition of the program we discussed the passing of the 2 towering figures so breme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and america's preeminent russian expert steven cohen both will be remembered for good reasons their legacies assured. you discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest glenn he's in oslo he is an associate professor at the university of south used her norway as well as author of russia's geo economic strategy for a greater eurasia.

essence einstein on this 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off the restricted area. 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting for its limitations or a ban on agriculture in the area. the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for months or even years and meet eventually if the economic consequences are that producers in the affected areas will be cut off from the market and put under strict restrictions and germany as a whole wouldn't be able to export pork to countries outside the e.u. and. into atlanta also exposed. an export ban could only be lifted after 6 months from now the highest priority is to contain the virus. and that means we're prepared to support farming operations that have been affected so in districts in typical fans and the farmers association has demanded a call of wild boars. britain is also struggling with a resurgence of covert 19 infections and prime minister boris johnson

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this is the move and news no we didn't do nieminen einstein seemed to be understood so when the. wall street financial engineers make love to crowds divert to money printing into very pockets at a rate that according to the rand corporation equals more than $50.00 trillion dollars so that is your smoking gun that's why we have social unrest that's why we have incredible all wealth and income gap that's why we have such a distorted economy that's why wages are not keeping up does why we've got inflation raging that's a smoking gun and the story. as a culture war consumes american politics during this election cycle the economy remains in a big serious state millions of people live at the margins the only constant for them is insecurity economists debate individual recovery they speak of the you and to know what is the reality achieving. some of it but. i think one of the worst things as a kid is what do you want to do it's not what you want to do it's why do you do the things you do you could design a life that is focused on your y. being aware of work as a way of expression peopl

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this is the mood stimulus and we didn't even an einstein theme that may be based on that understood look forward to going into. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to part 2 of our interview with michael saylor he's the c.e.o. of micro strategy a racially swap 425000000 dollars dirty feet money for what is it 38250 bitcoin michael welcome back thanks max set a follow up on the sol discussion of inflation and what you do with a big cash position and the possibility of gold as an alternative you said that big cowen is harder then goal you know when you think about. gold you realize they're going to they're going to meant 2 percent more of it or mine 2 percent more of it under the status quo if the price of gold goes up the miners are going to make out on vestments expand their capacity and mine more if the price goes way up the expand their capacity keep mining when the price goes down they've got to count on vestment locked irrational and keep mining so you under the best case you're looking at 2 to 3 percent inflation of gold if you look out over 100 years t

this is the moon used to be doing to me man and einstein seemed to be based on that understood. cash cow and is drawing all forms over a long very dark there is changing to a change guard service. his 1st words were that allow us to you're a challenging post you've got 2 years to live. i have no doubt that was happened scriven. let's concentrate maki $1000000000.00 industry these companies how does huge financial motivation to solve these. there are numerous stockings showing that doctors were keen to chest x. ray concentrates for insights of its own that patients won't give them doctors the wrong stoplight. why they would keep me and secure those whose day. and people still. don't know which question which i've already being too late when so many have. the british prime minister announces tough new coronavirus restrictions with large fines for rule breakers after a surge in case numbers. russia gets it ready to start nationwide clinical trials of another covert 1000 vaccine. the u.n. begins its 1st ever remote general assembly world leaders deliver video speeches with the pande

albert #wrote them a private letter saying all this business of uranium and so forth and einstein was just getting going on this and said someone could make a bomb. a devastating bomb. and what did roosevelt do. he didn't say i didn't want to panic. he told him about action now. the debate determined do the right thing. they prepared the nation. action now. let's not panic. it seemed like you are having conversations with him where you are pushing back and ways his own advisors didn't. do you feel like he's kind of isolated. with the lack of curiosity and organization and the lack of intellectual stan my. i've got to make this decision. ask the six people six people what they think. so often he won't ask anyone. we need to be reminded and this is a partisan. it was out of the facts that were on the table. the virus is a moving train. it is live with the experts. that we could have a convergence with the regular flu. god knows what we will be presented with in the coming months. we have a leader. like a mask. there is robert redfield. sane under oath.e i know a red failed. he is a devo

albert einstein predicted them in his general theory of relativity. but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars to incredible speeds. telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively unspectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hard matter that orbits the black hole it with a milestone in astronomy. to send in your questions just go to our website or find us on twitter. and that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today thanks for watching we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy and by. and here's. thinking the world in a more poetic. b.r.d. . exclusive interview. coming up. it feels. trendy not only for interior design but as a building material as well and in austria the 1st luxury hotel. entirely over wood. girl max. and 30

month we embarked on this, because one person in 1939 have been driven by edward taylor to visit einstein and get his signature in 1939, in august, a month before the war started in 1939. convincing fdr he should start a program on this which did not start right away but got rolling. fdr said you are telling me the germans might did this, and we have to get it first? he signed it. saying is myi am unease about that at the time -- people said you could not really have thought that at 13, but he had not been in that class. he had not thought about what the future might hold. it was not just 13-year-old ominousnts who saw an thing in this. the man having patented the idea wanted to find out if uranium might be the element that would give extra neutrons and start a chain reaction. had to borrow some money, got a block of -- under -- if thereg it to see would be any evidence of more neutrons coming out. that his idea might work. nothing else in physics demanded this be the case. case,had not been the almost nothing would be different except for the possibility of an atom bomb. they could not p

was the way to defeat the enemy, the people who had second thoughts where the scientists, albert einsteined the whole manhattan project in 1939 when he writes a letter to roosevelt and what his concern is and the concern of a lot of the german refugees is left in nazi germany and now in the west either england or the u.s., they were concerned, the nazis were going to get the atomic weapon before the same acted. god forbid adolf hitler had a monopoly on the most the first true weapon of mass destruction. about a month after the explosion oppenheimer comes to the white house and he sits down with truman and by this point he's just wracked with second thoughts and he says, mr. president, i have these terrible regrets i feel that i have blood on my hands. truman says, don't worry about it, i give the order, i got the blood on my hands. they finish the conversation, oppenheimer leaves and truman says to his staff, i never want to see that son of a Ãin my this office again. >> you tell a story in the book of never heard about i want you to tell the whole story with regards to this fellow willia

essence einstein can this 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off the restricted area. 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting for its limitations or a ban on agriculture in the area the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for months or even years and meet eventually if the economic consequences are that producers in the affected areas will be cut off from the market and put under strict restrictions and germany as a whole wouldn't be able to export pork to countries outside the e.u. . he. expects. an export ban could only be lifted after 6 months from now the highest priority is to contain the virus and that means we're prepared to support farming operations that have been affected so in districts and typical friends and the farmers association has demanded a call of wild boars. britain is also struggling with a resurgence of covert 19 infections and prime minister boris johnson has a plan to