there were concerns and prediction of albert einstein theory of relativity that if an object were bigenough its gravity would be so strong that nothing could escape. the other half of the prize goes to a physicist in the uk, uc berkeley is now home to nine nobel laureates, two dozen faculty members have received the nobel prize overall. >>> the sights and sounds that show hollywood is back in action, that some crazies in action spinning out in the streets of rome filming mission impossible seven. earlier this year production had to be suspended because of the pandemic, the film is going to be released in november of next year. >>> is going to be cooler tomorrow with a stronger onshore breeze near ground level up in the atmosphere is will be a bit more complicated, friday and saturday we are talking about rain chances, the first rain chances of the season headed our way friday and saturday, let's start with those rain chances and since the newest element of the forecast were showing you the to medium range forecast models comparing them in contrast what they are saying, tuesday looks d

albert einstein predicted them in his general theory of relativity. they were first 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 first-ever image of a blackhole. the relatively unspectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill. the dark event horizon, rrounded by a ring of light fromhe hot matter that orbits the black hole. it was a milestone in astronomy. phil: wow. the double eagle has been speaking with one of the three winners, the german astrophysicist. how did he and his team go about proving the existence of this blackhole at the center of the milky way? >> so what we have done in the galactic center is by using the gravitational pull by the central object, which we assumed might be a blackhole, onto the gas and the stars surrounding come-surrounding-, with good show, number one, that -- surrounding, we could show, number one, that newton's theory

he also shares the progs together they did nothing less than clean up the last doubts about albert einstein's theory of relativity very important to congratulations to now the european union's technology rolls date back to the digital stone age that is the verdict of the woman behind the blocks latest efforts to tame big tech you competition commissioner moderator best tiger has long been a thorn in the side of the likes of apple google and facebook now she says her proposals will lay down new regulations for those companies finally creating a single market for digital devices. she sat down with t.w. business reporter. thank you so much for joining us today commissioner it's a pressure now digitalisation is of course a very important topic in europe and with your digital services do you would like to see a range of rules imposed on big tech companies like facebook and google and apple rules like making them share their data with smaller rivals what is it that you think that they're doing that is so wrong. well the last time when when our democracy sort of said things you can do things you can

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 unspent tackler 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 was a milestone in astronomy. right wow that's a lot to take in. we have a little bit about it there but talk to us more about the research behind this prize so the research of penrose gensler and gaze was really. they they really proved or is the is the about the most exotic optics now of the universe that proof that they do exist now let's imagine just to understand that i meant let's imagine the earth our big earth squeezed into the size of a pea. that's very pretty hard to imagine so they're hard to imagine that that's how a b

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 was a milestone in astronomy. well they didn't have a chance to speak with one of the 3 yo winners arrive hot dance oh so how did he and his team go about proving the existence of a black hole at the center of a galaxy. and so what we've done in the galactic center is by using the gravitational pull by the central object machine richie assume might be a black hole of $4000000.00 solar masses on to the gas and the stars so ron reagan more precisely measuring their motions we could show number one the newton's theory was not adequate

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 spectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the heart matter that orbits the black hole it was a milestone in astronomy. right now that we know everything there is to know about black holes i want to talk about one of the research is the andrea gates who we had from a little bit earlier she's only the 4th woman to receive a nobel prize in physics why are there so if you fail nobel laureates you know it's a good question but really if you just look at the physics nobel prizes there have been 210 male physicists got the prize and only 3 women now she's the fall of. it's is that number i guess but i think it's a vicious circl

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scientists who are passionate about this kind of work into the field following legends such as albert einstein and stephen hawking the winning trio of scientists keep paving the way to better understand for mysteries hardeen al-jazeera. half past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines white house adviser stephen miller has become the latest trumpet ministration official to test positive for covert 19 the man seen as the architect of donald trump's and immigration policies about a dozen white house officials have not tested positive including the president and top pentagon officials are in quarantine after the u.s. coast guard's 2nd in command tested positive mike hanna has more from washington. steven miller who's a very close advisor of the president has now tested positive for the coronavirus has been in close proximity of the president for a long period of time he was also in close proximity to some of the other assistance to the president to have tested positive in recent days and certainly that list is growing and growing indeed a large number of members of the president's staff n

said on the nobel committee physics 8 different times he says the laureates greatly expands on albert einstein's so early appearance studied general relativity with einstein's theory of gravity. back we're already in in the $960.00 s. and he found that. there are solutions 3 charts robust as we say and if there is a certain amount of of of matter which is imploding contracting then in it's inevitable that there will form what is a black hole so the strength of it is mathematical the strength of the proof namely that it doesn't really matter exactly how it looks like because this is where does go to political effect so if there is enough they will be trapped within the surface they will then form a black hole so this. is a wonderful. result from many studies the. u.s. health authorities have acknowledged that covert 19 can be spread through the air a base of guidance from the centers for disease control and prevention says respiratory droplets containing the virus can linger in the hour as the c.d.c. says cases of airborne transmission are uncommon but tend to happen in enclosed spaces that lack

scientists who are passionate about this kind of work into the field following legends such as albert einstein and stephen hawking the winning trio of scientists keep paving the way to better understand for mysteries hearting al-jazeera the powers of spying agencies across europe could be free do you staff to the top court ruled that mass surveillance of phone and internet data is unlawful that the signal is the result of 4 cases in france belgium and britain in which governments have called for the extension of surveillance tools for the protection of their citizens the court of justice says the attention of such data can only be allowed when there is a serious threat to national security. only in. and now a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera kurdistan's prime minister has resigned after widespread protests over sunday's election demonstrators stormed state buildings in the capital bishkek accusing the government of rigging the election in its favor protesters freed former president. and other senior officials from.

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of the nobel committee for physics he says the work of the laureates here greatly expands on albert einstein's so early appearance studied general relativity. theory of gravity back already in the 19 sixty's and he found. there are solutions through each are robust as well. and if there is a certain amount of of matter which is imploding contracting then it's inevitable that there will form what is a black hole so the strength of it is mathematical. strength of the proof namely that it doesn't really matter exactly how it looks like because this is where to score political effect so if there is enough they will be trapped within a surface they will then form a black hole so this. is a wonderful. result from einstein's theory. let's update your top stories for you so far today here on al-jazeera campus stands election commission today a null the result of sunday's election after overnight demonstrations opposition protesters stormed the parliament building and freed former officials including the ex-president charles stratford houses.

understates is always going to generous nation we are an immigrant nation and we're refugee nation albert einstein henry kissinger madeleine albright all refugees to the united states and our tradition really for a half a century is that we take in 60 to 70000 refugees a year we've taken the greatest number of refugees of any country we've taken up to a 1000000 immigrants a year and make them citizens and they strengthen our country refugees and immigrants make us demographically younger and you want to have a big workforce and the younger population to pick to earn to be productive earn the wealth that pays for senior citizens and of course it infuses our economy with talent if you think about the fact that 3 of our 4 biggest tech or 5 biggest tech company tech companies are run by an indian immigrants to the united states it's a powerful force so to see donald trump close the doors on immigration. he's imposed a religious means test he doesn't want muslims coming into the united states that's un-american to feel like that instead it's been a lot of attention in the press to the plight of refugee

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the american people -- i would say, give a bloke who makes anthony fauci look like albert einstein. we've given him complete control. as a result, as i said, we've seen enormous to our freedoms, we see an increase in suicide, my work permit until very recently, i was forced to carry unless i was checked by the police in the street to present my papers to show i was allowed to be outside my own home. i could have been fined up to 7,000 u.s. dollars. the medical establishment will always do, the people do, the people have to reject the hill we've been through in melbourne. >> laura: it seems like a lot of people in melbourne likes lockdown spirit and less to say no to lockdowns and vote out these people, putting mr. mr. andrews about these people out, you're going to keep getting the same thing in the united states. i don't think people want them anymore. thank you so much for joining us and telling the stories. it is terrifying. as melbourne solely exits this lockdown, the u.k. is about to shut down again. the times reports prime minister is preparing to roll out new national lockdow

to quote albert einstein, brandeis is a name that cannot be merely adopted. it is one that must be achieved. and this is something which strive to do every day, here i brandeis you never city. today began a semester long celebration of the centennial, actually called, louis de brandeis that and now. over the coming semester in a variety of formats and daniels, we will explore here at brandeis, the ways in which justice brand isis legacy continues to influence and shape american law and society. i can think of no greater tribute to all the justice brandeis, and this is namesake university, stand for, that you are not great our celebration with justice ruth bader ginsburg. (applause) there are many striking parallels between justice brandeis and justice ginsburg. justice ginsburg has dedicated her career as a litigator, judge, justice of the supreme court to advancing equality under the law. like brandeis, ginsburg has used fact based jurisprudence brilliantly to advance social change and both have used their opinions and dissents to educate the public about th

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. the w. koch talked with one of the 3 winners german astro physicist and i had done so so how did he at least he can go about proving the existence of a black hole at the center of the milky way. and so what we've done in the galactic center is by using the gravitational pull of the central object which she assumed might be a black hole of $4000000.00 solar masses on to the gas and the stars so ron reagan more precisely measuring their motions we could show number one the newton's theory was not adequate

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.-- a refugee assistance organization originally founded by albert einstein.sesame street" has been teaching young children that one plus one equals two; but by teaming up with the i.r.c. to help the youngest refugees, it's hoping that one plus one can now add up to farme this is the za'atari refugee it houses 77,000 syrian refugees. this is azraq camp. it houses another 35,000. it's hard to fathom that these tens of thousands are just a fraction of the more than six million syrians now living as refugees-- most of them for the last four to eight years. and nearly half of all of them are children. so this is the big waterhole. the first thing we noticed when we arrived at azraq camp with our guide, laila hussein of the i.r.c., was the kids. little kids carrying the water. >> laila hussein: yeah. >> stahl: there's no running water here, no indoor plumbing. toilets are outside and shared by six families. the day we visited it was 111 degrees. ask these young fellows if they come to get water every day. >> hussein: they carry the water. >> stahl: you carry? how o

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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. well the w. caught up with one of the winners a german astrophysicist are trying hard again so how did he and his team go about proving the existence of a black hole at the center of the milky way. and so what we've done in the galactic center is by using the gravitational pull by the central object but she soon might be a black hole of $4000000.00 solar masses on to the gas and the stars so ron reagan more precisely measuring their motions we could show number one that newton's theory was not adequate

an emeritus professor at the charmers university of technology and also a forum member of the albert einstein institute he was chairman of the nobel committee for physics he joins us from gothenburg in sweden last brink welcome to the news hour so what is this superdense object at the middle of the universe. well thank you very much well. the super massive object in the middle of our galaxy we see a huge ridge has about shore 1000000 solar masses and very very small great years so it's compatible with being a black hole. but i think russian stork you know describing this prose we had the other her name that there have one have 2. roger penrose sorrily pintos studied general relativity and we engine is the year of gravity. makeable written in the 19th sixty's and he found that. there are solutions which are reversed. and if there is a certain amount of of of matter which is imploding contracting then it's inevitable that there will sure what is a black hole. so this drink over it is a mathematical. string of the proof namely that it doesn't really matter exactly how it looks like because this

scientists who are passionate about this kind of work into the field following legends such as albert einstein and stephen hawking the winning trio of scientists keep paving the way to better understand former mysteries hearting al-jazeera legendary rock musician eddie van halen has died. the guitarist and co-founder of the rock band van halen have been battling throat cancer for more than a decade he was considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time in his band the achieved worldwide success van halen died at a hospital in california he was 65 years old. that's it for this news hour stay with us i'm going to be back with more news in just a few minutes thanks for watching. october on disease was only a month left until election day candidates are warming up for the big day with a series of debates with a diverse range of stories from across the country al-jazeera correspondent takes a more honest no look at the stories that have impacted john's thoughts with britain seemingly heading for a no deal drugs can a last minute deal be struck between london and brussels al-jazeera is amy awa

scientists who are passionate about this kind of work into the field following legends such as albert einstein and stephen hawking the winning trio of scientists keep paving the way to better understand former mysteries hearting al-jazeera french m.p.'s are set to votes on a new law to return stolen art works to africa the legislation would pave the way for the restitution of 27 works to been the senate go it's the ports. a daring demonstration live streamed on social media. in june activists was. and a group of campaigners entered the k. brawley museum in paris and grabbed a 19th century african art is that it was really was arrested at his trial last month he said he had no intention of keeping the artifact but it wanted to protest against the plunder of africa's cultural treasures by french colonial era rulers this is our heritage from our ancestors everything that was taken by force should be given back it belongs to africa and not to french museums or the french state was only now faces a $1000.00 fine. a cloak of silence stifles all the tragedies and horrible crimes perpetrated in africa

chair of the nobel committee for physics he says the work of the laureates greatly expands on albert einstein's. general relativity. theory of gravity. back already in the $960.00 s. and he found that. there are solutions 3 each are robust as we say so and if there is a certain amount of of of matter which is imploding contracting then in it's inevitable that there will form what is a black hole so the strength of it is mathematical the strength of the proof namely that it doesn't really matter exactly how it looks like because this is what is called the topological effect so if there is enough they will be trapped within the surface they will then form a black hole so this. this is a wonderful. result from einstein's theory. during the tangy it was typhoons this time as tropical storms his everton yeah that's right to pop across the other side of the pacific where we've actually got 2 storms either side of mexico that the 2 in the eastern pacific they're not a concern the fish storm so we call it but on the other side of the caribbean take a look at this we got this last massive cloud here jus

it takes a while of course to get them all counted i think it was albert einstein that said physics is that are complicated. >> ken, jeff, thank you for joining us ken, thank you for helping us through all of these issues around covid, and to both of you gentlemen for getting out the word on voting we appreciate it very very much. >> thank you, andrew i'm optimistic about coronavirus and i'm optimistic about our democracy. >> thank you you're here. >> good. that is good to hear we heard earlier on the show about united airlines upcoming rollout of rapid covid tests for certain u.s. to uk passengers. phil lebeau joins us with another special against this morning. phil. >> let's bring in scott kirby, the united airlines ceo, he joins us today from the united club at dallas fort worth airport. scott, thank you for joining us. i'm curious about this testing that you will begin on november 16th now, this is for select number of flights from newark to london, and if people on this flight, they're all going to be tested, if somebody tests positive, are they told, look, you can't get on this f

she doesn't have to be albert einste einstein.y should children be separated from their parents? the only thing i will say there is, yes, it is shocking to the conscious that that happen conscience that that happened. that is a political controversy in that the trump administration explicitly made that a political issue, made that their policy. it may be offensive when we listen to it. at the same time that is more of a political controversy. let me bring in dick durbin, i've talked long enough. let's talk to somebody who knows what they're talking about and has power. member of the judiciary committee minority whip, dick durbin. senator, i think our opinions are probably different on this. i mean, i personally believe that like ruth bader ginsburg, amy coney barrett, merrick garland should be appointed to the supreme court if a president selects them and they go through the nomination process, but obviously this entire process has become so politicized, what do we expect to see as we move forward? is judge barrett going to have e