study of astrophysics did stephen hawking play a stephen hawking is a physicist he's best known for his work concerning the universe there's a lot of physics that has nothing to do with the universe broadly speaking so i there is sure only people who have the interest and energy to do what i'm doing in whatever is their field. but maybe the press calls them a little less often because they don't feel that urge because i can say well the universe which the universe flinched yesterday it was an eclipse to black holes collided we discovered exoplanets there might be microorganisms in the hidden oceans beneath the frozen surface of jupiter's moon europa these are new stories that cascade down from our telescopes and from our laboratories and from our computers and i don't know if i'm biased but it seems to me that the public has a deep curiosity for what's going on when they look up and hawking contributed and yes so he he made major discoveries related to black holes he basically broke black holes into it into a next generation of understanding fact there's a whole there's a kind of energy

hello, professor hawking...ws, professor hawking told me that he was worried about the future of our species. what are your views on president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, and what impact do you think that'll have on the future of the planet? we are close to the tipping point where global warming becomes irreversible. trump's action could push the earth over the brink to become like venus, with a temperature of 250 degrees and raining sulphuric acid. stephen hawking has three children. his daughter lucy says his life is an inspiration, and not just to scientists. people who've lived in really extreme circumstances seem to find something very, very inspirational in his example of perseverance and persistence, and his kind of ability to rise above his suffering and still want to communicate at a higher level. # happy birthday to you... his ideas have transformed our understanding of the cosmos. but what's also being celebrated is his determination and humanity. pallab ghosh, bbc n

david hawkings with us for the 25 minutes. start in center, alabama, larry, ahead.r republicans, go caller: yeah, i just like to know how come they can't live $170-something thousand a we have to live off about $30,000 a year because we of living for t social security and cost of living for veterans? guest: you know, it is a great i stion, it is very -- when get to travel around the country, i realize how many are struggling to get by on way less than a member of congress. irst thing i would note is members of congress, $174,000 is this up, looked bureau of labor statistic says on par with what the typical the united s in states. they are not like hedge fund anagers or wall street barons making $174, but $174 is a lot of money and a lot of money in a lot of parts of the country. what is different, a member of be in s is required to 100 ington for more than nights a year and try to have a life back in your home district have a home state and place to live up here is a big expense. up the other day, zillow, the real estate websi

but with a hawk. how remy the hawk is keeping things spick-and-span at the walinate creek mall. -- walnut creek mall. >>> tesler rolling out the new model 3, we look at how the fremont plan is becoming the center of the electric vehicle industry. >>> but first, the markets, they were open today but closed mixes, here is a look at closing numbers from wall street. kpix five's don ford shows us how br creek is calling on >>> let nature run its course and prevent a mess in the process. >> don ford shows us how broadway plaza in walnut creek is calling on hawk to help with a pigeon problem. >> reporter: the broadway plaza mall, such a nice place to visit, unless you are a pigeon. meet remy, a trained hawk, usually found in arizona chasing doves but this hawk chases pigeons in the mall. and it seems to work. >> have you seen any pigeons today? >> no, as a matter of fact, i was going to ask where are the pigeons? there are none. >> none. >> reporter: clean as a whistle, his licensed handler, bridget, with r

hello, professor hawking.that he was worried about the future of our species. what are your views on president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, and what impact do you think that'll have on the future of the planet? we are close to the tipping point where global warming becomes irreversible. trump's action could push the earth over the brink, to become like venus, with a temperature of 250 degrees and raining sulfuric acid. 0na more on a more political theme, what do you feel the impact of brexit will be on science? science is a cooperative effort so the impact will be only bad and will leave british science isolated and inward looking. stephen hawking has three children. his daughter lucy says his life is an inspiration, and not just to scientists. people who've lived in really extreme circumstances seem to find something very, very inspirational in his example of perseverance and persistence, and his kind of ability to rise above his suffering, and still want to communicate at a

stephen hawking has three children. notjust to scientists. people who have lived in really extreme ci rcu msta nces scientists. people who have lived in really extreme circumstances seem to find something very inspirational in his example of perseverance and his ability to rise above his suffering and still want to communicate at a higher level. his ideas have transformed our understanding of the cosmos, but what's being celebrated is his determination and humanity. palla b is his determination and humanity. pallab ghosh, bbc news, cambridge. with all the sport, here's 0lly foster at the bbc sport centre. thank you. andy murray says he's fit for wimbledon fortnight. a hip problem has hampered his preparations but he'll start the defence of his title on centre court tomorrow. playing straight after him is petra kvitova, the czech is one of the favourites for the women's crown again, but has only recently returned to the tour after she was injured in a knife attack last december. david 0rnstein has been to meet her. she's

show astrophysicist author of great communicator of science and now the recipient of the stephen hawking medal his newest book the runaway bestseller is as still physics for people in a hurry and he's surprised at how well the book's doing yeah i think so i'm delighted i should say anything had it showed up anywhere on the bestseller list that's just a triumph for science whether or not i wrote it but for it to show up there and debut at number one on the new york times was with it whoa among all of these sort of political memoirs and there's always typically a sports biography and there it's or or or celebrity tell all and there it is it landed i say maybe there's more of an appetite for science out there than we've admitted to ourselves so we're both here for the storm as festival i spoke couple panels you were on one of the panels honey explain this festival it's a combination of what the stars and jazz and rock the upstart star most as a word is the mash up of stars and music and the organizer of it gary. israelian he's a fellow astrophysicist by the way but it works in europe he he'

let's strike a chord as watching the hawks. goes public if you want to know but still would know that you see the history of the bank sounds like tyrrell to me what you need to analyze the days again for the potus it just became i left all alone for the day like it or not i got to have a visit with the we film and the outbreak and it is still going on in this world open up. and open up new we opened up your mind and you start to question. klem plenty plenty plenty plenty . plenty plenty plenty. plenty . so tell me about the new album american beauty and how what's the journey that leads up to this. american beauty is really different than the rest of my records. the first record i put out a con piece to was written over the course of several years i left music around two thousand and two thousand and one had a family recovered from my time in the ramones. and then about two thousand and eight i started playing out again but in all those years that i was gone and when i started playing early on i always sat down with my acoustic

stephen hawking has three children.ntists. people who've lived in really extreme circumstances seem to find something very, very inspirational in his example of perseverance and persistence, and his kind of ability to rise above his suffering and still want to communicate at a higher level. # happy birthday to you... his ideas have transformed our understanding of the cosmos. but what's also being celebrated is his determination and humanity. pallab ghosh, bbc news, cambridge. thousands of people have been marking the end of ramadan, celebrating eid in trafalgar square. the london mayor sadiq khan said that in light of the recent terror attacks in the capital and the fire at grenfell tower this year's festival is all about standing in solidarity. a cracking day of weather, well, for most of us anyway, let's find out how the i £2,11an. mm —— ., —— , sun, phil! i'm going to = like the sun, phil! i'm going to save us from attacks straightaway from north of the border and from northern ireland by saying it wasn't just as ch

welcome back hawk watchers now let's get to the stage for more from pastel felt. i am selenski a and i answer . i am . i an exam. i am. lead. to lead. to lead. to lead . the leg and a leg a. a leg. length . lead . i guess a lot of my. songs and nationally were about not feeling like not fitting in still and feeling weird and other and feeling kind of like an outsider still and . you know digging through those those sort of like. undefined feelings and yeah there's an imposter syndrome sure i hear that a lot imposter syndrome i feel i have it i'm always saying it one day they're going to figure out that i don't belong here you don't have that my whole life and i feel like a lot of us are in our generation are dealing with that and feeling like we are we need more weirdos the leaders need to get together more. well it's funny that you talk about like l.a. i've i often feel like i go you know i feel like all of us are very active and like we go to shows a lot all lots lots of our friends are in bands and we're constantly you know. seeing and like i feel like everyone

stephen hawking has three children. and notjust to scientists. people who've lived in really extreme circumstances seem to find something very, very inspirational in his example of perseverance and persistence, and his kind of ability to rise above his suffering, and still want to communicate at a higher level. his ideas have transformed our understanding of the cosmos. but what's also being celebrated is his determination and humanity. that's all from me, stay with us on bbc1, it's time for the news where you are. this is bbc news. more on our main story. environment secretary, michael gove, has suggested the current limit of 1% on public sector pay increases could be scrapped. there's been increasing pressure from the public for an end to austerity measures. earlier, i spoke to katie boyle, the political correspondent at the spectator and she questioned how a lifting of the cap might be out. are they going to hold out to the autumn budget or will she cave in? you say cave in. we are seeing a lot of this. there is a ch

stephen hawking has three children.entists. people who've lived in really extreme circumstances seem to find something very, very inspirational in his example of perseverance and persistence, and his kind of ability to rise above his suffering, and still want to communicate at a higher level. his ideas have transformed our understanding of the cosmos. but what's also being celebrated is his determination and humanity. a p pa re ntly apparently it's a past time of many a friday afternoon, office chair racing. if you think you have perfected your technique, look at this lot. the world championships have been taking place in switzerland. crash helmets and knee pads are essential. they rolled through the streets of alton. for the record, the new world champions w011 the record, the new world champions won a travel voucher worth 500 swiss francs and lots of bruises. thank you for watching world news today. the weather prospects for the next few days across the british isles. just about to show you some on a plate. what a sup

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all the hawks that we along with all of. the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big money corporate interests a lot of boys that's how it is in the culture in this country now that's where i come in. i'll make sure you don't get railroaded you'll get the straight talk in the straight news. to the whole. salutation. french poet novelist victor hugo once stated music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent for many music is indeed that conduit which allows us to voice everything from our rage our love our our politics our happiness and often times our heartbreak when the world around us would rather we stay silent. the great singer songwriters overcome this oppression whether internal or external to provide us that great freedom from oppression. when done right they use their mix of talent dedication and vulnerability to craft songs that truly capture the emotion and spirit of the human condition their art talent and courage to lay their thoughts and emot

continue the fight for equality and diversity as we give voice to the voiceless and keep watching the hawks. to. get the. real thing. at the bottom. like you know that i got. this. week so. welcome everybody watching the harks i am tyrrel but and i'm having a while at the great white way broadway has always been a part place to fight diversity since most plays and musicals the make it there are centered on white people of a certain economic class however recently in the last decade we've seen more diverse productions or shows become resoundingly hits however despite these games it's still a very very white way on broadway tony award winning producer ron simons is working to change that he joined us earlier and we started by asking him how do we expand upon those successes to bring more diversity to broadway and the arts. i think a couple different ways i think one of the things that i'm involved with with the broadway league is i sit on the diversity committee but i sit on the diversity committee of just about every organization of which i'm a member. and one of the things we're trying to t

war hawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles they don't. produce offspring to tell you that would be gossiping public are filed this report. about how you think you are not cool enough to buy their products. are the hawks that we along with all the walking. politicking we're talking with former us representatives david jolly of florida where is the republican agenda at this point are we going to get things done in this country. you know they have actually passed several measures that roll back obama era regulations and so industry is somewhat satisfied on a very small scale but the big ticket items of health care reform tax reform other issues that is clearly stalled in my opinion larry it's because congress continues to default to this president listen this president was not elected on policy expertise and so i have recently come out with a column saying what congress needs to do is stop following this president but lead this president members of congress were elected on their own platform not trump so ther

welcome back hawk watchers let's not wait for a single second more here's the. lol . the world is watching. this. so let's just need to go west please tell the people odets. the sun. don't let's. go. to stoke. lake. that's. cool by. her. to go to the pub with a comic book we get back to you it's cup of tea get down to. the bridge. job and sensible cops just because she compliments was a joke but taking the back took him up at the top just because the let's get. lucky illegal. or lead slug sit still or luck he. still a little other lumber lowly. if those of us who are truly seeking connection can just be curious about somebody else's pain as opposed to denying it. it will go a long way as right now we have very much gotten in the habit of those debates that we're having i think it's does them a great i think it holds them too high to even call them debates right i think we're just there just roving castigation and but if we can. if we can at least. like why are you like you're hurting. you're actually hurting so tell me about that. when i used to teach elementary schoo

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in an exclusive interview with bbc news, professor hawking told me he was worried about the future ofiew on president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, and what impact do you think that will have on the future of the planet? we're getting the point where warming becomes irreversible. trump's actions could boost the earth over a bridge with as becoming the plan of venus with a temperature of 250 degrees, and it's raining sulphuric acid. the decision to run that at the end of the bulletin on sunday at robert mccartney. he rang us to say why. stephen hawking, one of the greatest physicists of all time, gave an interview to the bbc in which he virtually said, the end of the world is nigh, because we're close to the tipping point at which global warming, we won't be able to stop it and we could end up becoming another venus. and you put it as a minor item at the end of the news. things are grim. you know, you're treating it as are grim. you know, you're treating itasa are grim. you know, you're treating it as a minor item on the news! thank you for all your com

finally, while we are looking towards the future, professor stephen hawking was taking the long viewmet us ahead of a conference to mark his 75th birthday. in an exclusive interview with bbc news, professor hawking told me that he was worried about the future of our species. what are your views on president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, and what impact do you think that will have on the future of the planet? we are close to the tipping point, where global warming becomes irreversible. trump's actions will push the earth over the ridge, where it becomes like a planet that rains sulfuric acid. that decision ran at the end of the sunday night bulletin. stephen hawking, one of the greatest physicists of all time, gave an interview to the bbc where he basically said the end of the world is nigh because we are close to the tipping point at which global warming...we won't be able to stop it. and earth will end up becoming another venus. and you put it as a minor item at the end of the news. things are grim, and you're treating it as a minor item on the news.

all the hawks that we along the border will watch. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington washington media the media the voters elect the business to run this country business because. it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . welcome back to the program the internet community is turning on c.n.n. after the news channel said it may disclose the identity of the alleged creator of the viral mean featuring donald trump wrestling it's logo here are a few notable responses to it the multibillion dollar t.v. network blackmailing a private citizen into not making funny videos about it is not journalism c.n.n. donalds happy to keep the tweets coming there is something self evidently creepy bullying and heavy handed about a large news organization publicly announcing they will expose someone's identity if it ever again publishes consonants on the internet that the network deems inappropriate objects. well it's a twitter spot

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all the hawks that we are. walking. twenty two minutes into the program welcome back the internet community is turning on c.n.n. after the news channel said it made this low is the identity of the alleged creator of the viral mean featuring donald trump or wrestling it's local here are a few notable responses to the. the multi-billion dollar t.v. network blackmailing a private citizen into not making funny videos about it is not journalism c.n.n. donald's happy to keep the tweets coming through something self evidently creepy bullying and heavy handed about a large news organization publicly announcing they will expose someone's identity if it ever again publishes concent on the internet that the network deems inappropriate or projection will well it's a twitter spot that has escalated shark police since the video was first posted by donald trump the next day c.n.n. said it had truck during the clips creator and attempted to make contact but that individual then supposedly posted an apology on the news i gating website

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all the hawks that we along with our audience will watch. i. i. come back an adult movie about homosexual muslim refugees has sparked controversy in germany the film shows a night in the life of a newly arrived syrian refugee in berlin who after suffering a hate crime meets a german man the director explains she was trying to change attitudes towards migrants i. would like to read think. you can say. there's. like the sound of it. if you are brought up with an idea that homosexuality is wrong you. of course there will be people thinking that this film is showing something that is completely out of the question. but what i hope for and what i wish for is looking at it and getting emotional with the characters feeling for it and eventually showing showing you their minds. the vast majority of newcomers to germany are muslim with homosexuality forbid and in islam we got reaction to the film from a syrian refugee. i came to europe from the arab east from syria not to see things like this but it's a learn from europeans the culture of good behaviors an

the hawks that we are worth watching. i get things with us this morning so then the gulf crisis is deepening with the saudi refer me that will continue to block a counter at a meeting in cairo saudi arabia bahrain egypt and the u.a.e. said that qatar's response to their list of demands liked any substance for its part taints the saudi bloc is simply trying to label a political rival as a terrorist. but the more battles the catalyst response was negative on the whole it did not lay the foundations for cata as abandonment of the policies of the sous sis most of the americans were orally of interest to our arab neighborhood but. the popular support them was a clearly designed to generate ideas but are centered in the us what other countries failed to grasp is that living political in those shows. here there are some of the demands which the four countries are resisting all they want qatar to cut its ties with iran and militant groups who are considered by the saudis and their allies as terrorists qatar is also being told to

stephen hawking has three children. says his life is an inspiration, and notjust to scientists. people who've lived in really extreme circumstances seem to find something very, very inspirational in his example of perseverance and persistence, and his kind of ability to rise above his suffering, and still want to communicate at a higher level. his ideas have transformed our understanding of the cosmos. but what's also being celebrated is his determination and humanity. time for the weather now. first thing, i think you'll be on the mild side across central and southern parts. there is a weather front in the heart of scotland. quite a bit of cloud associated with this front and there will be some rain through wales and the south—west of england. i think we will drag a line of showers towards the south—east. somewhat brighter skies following on behind. a decent day in prospect. feeling very warm indeed across the south—eastern quarter. in the north, well into the teens. through this evening and overnight, we will push the

hawk. they were test pilots, weren't they? >> yeah. they were pretty interesting guys. >> born in 1923, charles "chuck" yeager grew up a typical west virginia farm boy. he didn't even see an airplane up close until he was 18. his first flight didn't go very well. >> we took off and motion sickness took over and i puked all over my airplane. i'll never forget when i got back and got on the ground saying, man, you've applied for pilotry, you've made a big mistake. >> just 11 years after the wright brothers' first flight, europe erupted in war. the battlefield was like none other in history. new horrors like german's machine gun mowed down scores and chemical weapons like chlorine and mustard gas wafted over the lines, wreebing wreaki. there was a new arena for battle, the sky. >> as soon as people got airplanes in the air, they wanted to hang guns on them. >> walter has written more than 30 books on the history of aviation. >> by 1918 everything that has been done in combat today with the exc

watching the hawks strikes a chord. please. come. to. the mission of newsworthy it is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that i think average viewer knows that r.t. america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that mainstream media is constantly spewing. we're not beholden to any corporate sponsor no one tells us what the cover how long the coverage or how to say it that's the beauty of archie america. we hear both sides we hear from both sides and we question more that journalists are not getting anything get in your way to bring it home to the american people. to. please. the. welcome back now let's get to the stage for more from chris santa's list. so what do you think is the biggest misunderstanding the government or corporations have of the artist in particular musician. there's a couple of things that come to mind one of them and i wish i could remember wh

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welcome to the watch of the hawks i am tired robot and i'm having a wallace joining us today in the hawk's nest to discuss this week full of stories as the host of redacted tonight natalie mcgill yeah and redacted correspondent lee can say all that and i thought i'd switch it up a little bit so you get to me i get a little of the she believes. the real brains behind me so i want to start with. you know rights congress rights warrior jason the safe words. he has called for twenty five hundred a month stipend for housing cause saying it is on his way out he's leaving. and he went on the saga i got to regis quote washington d.c. is one of the most expensive places in the world i flat out cannot afford a mortgage in utah kids in college and a second place here in d.c. i think twenty five hundred would be appropriate in a real help to have at least decent quality of life in washington. reaction this and should we start taking a collection like the only accurate thing about that statement was like yes d.c. is a very expensive place to live and yes the only thing he had here is the is that somebo

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keep on watching those hawks and have a great day and night. to. leave something. called the feeling of freedom. every the world should experience for me and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to just. come along for the ride. if you want to slow down old expedience street it looks like the trails in the streets would be analyzing this case from the bottom it seems like what they like you are not i got. the. phrase this.