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it is the main entry point into the continent fork cargo that was to head into the dawkins or the easternalkans of. it is experiencing phenomenal growth rate now, the second—largest port in the mediterranean. but despite all of that, not everyone is happy. george is general secretary of the pireas dock workers union. he said the port didn't need to be privatised to generate the funds required for investment and expansion. generate the funds required for investment and expansionm generate the funds required for investment and expansion. it was a lwa ys investment and expansion. it was always profitable. the last 80 years it was all is profitable, it was never subsidised by the state, it was always given and not taking a penny. so all of these investments that place in the authority was out of the work of people working here and down of the profits of the organisation. cosco's initial lease on pireas only runs for 35 years, that doesn't have a very long to make a return on all the money they are investing in the port, unless they can get an extension. philip hampshire, abc news, pireas. chi

it's like what richmond dawkins says between who opposite points view are exposed with equal sensitive the truth it not necessarily halfway between them. it's possible for one side to be simply wrong. the answer does noted a up 6,000 years and 4.6 billion years and divide by two or having acraciest and a geologist to decide what the truth is. the point of science and reason is to get us closer to the truth, the truth with a small t. one of my favorite essays on this by a great isaac sass move is called-does as move is called the relative low wrong. enwhen people thought the earth was flag. they were wrong. when people thought the earth was spherical, they're wong. the earth is fatter on the equator than from poll to poll. if you think that everything the earths is spherical than the earth is flat you're wronger than both of them combined. we actually make progress in understanding the world around us. i should point out that we don't believe in science and reason. they're just tools that we use to understand the world. the programs we write don't produce the cpu. the programs are just

brian dawkins. ray lewis? randy moss? what a class! but, a lot of discussion today was about a hall of fame class member not there. let me show you the scene. roughly 600 miles south of the hall of fame, terell owens in chattanooga, tennessee received his hall of fame jacket. a huge roar among his chattanooga alumni. it was here he chose to give his induction acceptance speech. not the hallowed steps of the canton, ohio shrine. livermore. let me hear you. the world u.s. final. livermore's carter mark throwing lasers kept them off balance. had command. and then, in the fourth, collin johnston to the left field corner. this would make it a 5-1 game which was the final score. livermore, the united states champions. they are going to face korea for the world series intermediate little league title. a nationally televised 6:00 p.m. start. right there at max bayer field. >> and you know livermore is cheering them on. >> maybe nobody is going to church tomorrow. they are celebrating. >> we'll be right back! , plus the most free shows to strea

for the rest of the inducks, the new members to the hall include jerry kramer, brian urlach brian dawkins niners happened to be moss's last chance to get a ring. >> to the raider nation and to the late mr. al davis, i want to thank you for letting me experience what the silver and black was all b. >> they want to give us the last one. i want to thank you for giving me the opportunity. your family. >> mls on paper. the last place earthquakes didn't have a chance with fc dallas. that's where they did the game. a great effort to keep the ball inbounds. sliding home for a second goal of the game. that's in three straight matches. at levi stadium. julian luigi. keeping it scoreless with a tremendous diving fingertip save. still scoreless and final seconds on the last kick. 1-0, delighting their fans at levis. they are down 4-1 in the second. in the third, all match points with the strong forehand winner to take it in three sets to make the first wta finals and her statements hope it stung because the finals of tomorrow are at 2:00 p.m. after losing the first set by taking a net game here and c

chicago bears running back brian dawkins. ray lewis and randy moss not seen here. here is the scene 600 miles south of the hall of fame. terrell owens in chattanooga tennessee received his hall of fame yellowjacket to a huge innovation. he chose to give his induction acceptance speech, not the hallowed top steps of the ohio canton shrine. >> it's not always a popular stance to go against the grain. however, in my heart i know this is the right thing to do. they say i am making the wrong decision. sometimes you have to do what is deemed wrong, or the wrong thing for the right reason. i love you too. but i love me more. >> reporter: that is to. tennis, that is mihaela buzrnescu.. there is a dagger of a shot right there. she will face the winner tonight of the daniel collins maria sir kari match. over to golf, justin thomas at the old bridgestone. this is how you handled the short game. from 30 feet at 12. a shot of three under 67. tiger woods, 11 shots behind him at three over three -- 73. on the prowl. women's british open in the royal saint anne's. she sings tie so

we all deal with problems and brian dawkins speech had to be something to remind us that we can all reach. >> where was that? >> canton, ohio. >> next door to what? it all goes back to the buckeye state. >> thank you, coy. >> you're welcome. >>> we got to stop it. we got to stop meddling. we got to stop everybody from attacking us. russia is there. china is there. >> according to sources close to the white house, the president is scared for his son. >> lying about whether the president knew about the trump tower meeting with the russians, that would be perjury. >> i think they have taken this very seriously and their denials and what do we have on the other side? just the word of michael cohen. >> do you think he uses that as a scapegoat? >> at times. at times. >> reporter: i think the first lady is underscoring it is an option. >> no greater mystery in the world than a relationship between husband and wife but it is astonishing and gets to the wondering about the marriage. ♪ >>> good morning to you. 7:00 on a sunday morning! we are happy to wake you up here. i'm christi paul. >> i'm mart

, he keeps on tackling incentives whether it's in the form of fractals, string theory and richard dawkins issues with god or the nature of time itself so join me in the honor of welcoming jim holt to politics and prose. [applause] >> thank you for that generous introduction. i'm happy to be here and to see such a nice turnout. are there any string the risks in the audience? there were a couple of string theorists when i spoke at the harvard bookstore and they were formidable in presenting string theory against my criticism . in this book i tried to canvass what i consider to be the most profound and most beautiful ideas over the last two centuries in science , higher mathematics, logic and philosophy and my kind of post mentioned some of them and i will add a couple. in the early 19th century the advent of higher mathematics with the gal law theory, then moving later into the19th century , leo cantor's theory of infinity and the independent testable which is the infinitely small and moving into the 20th century, special and general relativity, quantum mechanics, the metal logic of kurt go

bobby beathard, robert brazile, brian urlacher, randy moss, ray lewis, jerry kramer and brian dawkins. they all took the stage saturday night for the honor while former wide receiver terrell owens became the first living player to not attend the enshrinement sker -- ceremony deciding instead to deliver a speech at his alma mater, the university of tennessee at chattanooga, where he dedicated the honor to anyone who has ever felt overlooked and misunderstood. >>> finally, a new spin on ride sharing. look at this guy in michigan. he's giving $5 rides in his horse and buggy. he calls himself the amish uber. his customers who are also part of the local amish population there say they're loving it. we should be clear just for the lawyers, this is not really uber. this gentleman, like many in the amish community, does not have a cell phone so you actually have to flag him down on the street. >> i love that. >> he says the horse is friendly and gives kisses. >> i love it, just five bucks. what a bargain. >> five bucks. >> absolutely. >> wonder how far he'll go. >> probably not around manhatt

the purpose of propagating one's genes further which is ondiscussed by richard docins and you -- dawkins. >> the context of choice is practical. but that doesn't mean that the choices themselves are practical. yes, animal does need to reproduce so that means it is in the context of preproduction. but their choices are still not about getting better. and i would just assume this is similar to the idea that painters actually sell their paintings. some of them do. and artists get paid sometimes for their art. and so the factors of practical context doesn't mean it's not also esthetic. so i think that applies deeply to animal choices. >> thank you. >> thank you. so you have given several examples like the peacock and the bird of paradise where you say selection for esthetics may be disentangled from selection for survival traits. if that is the case, where is female selection coming from? why are all the females of the species selecting for the same particular esthetic trait rather than selecting randomly on an individual level. >> host: e. >> you would like the population part i skipped. wh