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can move sciences has today decided to award the 2900 new bell prize in physics with one half to james peebles for theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology. back in the 1960 s. cosmology was largely a speculative science but since then we've learned a huge amount about the evolution of the universe around us and james peebles was a key figure in that process nearly every step of the way time after time his seminal work in the field has helped scientists interpret traces from its earliest days and also help show the universe is expanding due to 2 of the greatest mysteries in modern physics dark matter and dark energy to other researchers and astronomy were also honored and the other half jointly to be shelled by you. for the discovery of an exoplanet orbiting a solar types thought back in the early 1990 s. it was still impossible to take the incredibly detailed measurements of a distant star to could show whether it was orbited by a planet michelle maior and d.d. a kilo developed new cutting edge methods to do so and sparked a revolution in astronomy more than 4000 so-called exoplanets hav

nobel prize in physics in a ceremony in sweden it was announced that the prize will be shared by james peebles michelle mejor and d.d.a. quayle though for their research into the universe's evolution and structure the remainder of the prizes will be awarded throughout the week with the prize for medicine and house yesterday. let's get more now we're joined here in the studio by . a nice sakho joining us from d.w. science so tell us a little bit more about these winners and their work this year the nobel prize in physics basically new understanding of the evolution of our cost loss and the 1st discovery of an exoplanet which is an earth like planet with the potential to hold life so everybody heard of the big bang model how our universe developed 40000000000 years ago out of a hot bend state into what it is today so james people one of the winner he based his research on this model and discovered or into a present for example of the universe radiation and helped discover new physical process that went on in the universe and the other 2 winners they discovered the 1st x the planet in 1905 so of

speaking at today's conference james peebles said this to future scientists, my advice to young people entering science, you should do it for the love of science. you should enter science because you are fascinated by it. tomorrow the nobel prize for chemistry will be announced. >>> it is something that has not been done since joe montana was the quarterback for the 49ers, we will look at the niners red-hot start after a dominating performance on monday night football. >>> and we will take a look at the governor's stop in oakland as part of his plan to add more affordable housing. >>> good morning i'm on the air talking to my friend kevin in the back, the macarthur maze crashes cleared so we will tell you about that and we will also tell you about a brand-new crash on the peninsula that is really messing things up. >>> the fog has returned, it will be cooler today but tomorrow is when the focus will be on the wind, temperatures drop and we will take a look at those. - oh, so much. - i used to think that all kale was alike. - it's not. - it's not? - mm-mm. - they look alike. - [chuckles

canadian-american james peebles was recognized for his works in physical cosmology, including dark matter. two swiss nationals, michelle mayor and didier queloz, shared the award for discovering the first planet orbiting another star system. the prize for chemistry comes tomorrow. it has taken decades for the nba to open up china's lucrative market to basketball, but all of that may be in jeopardy due to a tweet. the general manager of the houston rockets, daryl morey, tweeted out his support for the protesters in hong kong. although he swiftly apologize, china's government reacted furiously and stopped preseason games from being shown. nba commissioner adam silver expressed regretm or chinese fans who were offended, but stood by mr. morey's right to express his views. adam: the long-held values of the nba are to support freedom of expression, and certainly freedom of expression by members of the nba community. in this case, daryl morey as the manager of the houston rockets enjoys that right as one of our employees. laura: a brief time ago i discussed all of this with ian bremmer, preside

scientists james peebles, michchelle mayor and another wo for their work in astronomomy.eebles won half the prize for his contribution of our understandnding of how the universe evolved after the big bang. and the work of expxploring our cosmic neighborhoods on the hunt for unknown planets. the nobel committees said their combined discoveries have forever changed our conceptions of the world. here in paris, leonardody vifrpbly's famous masterpiece, the mona lisa, has a new back drop. a deep, blue wall. the scenery was changed to give the portrait a fresh look. reporter: the louvre museum houses thousands of history's most famous s works. but it is this piece which captures the imagination the most. and now that the surroundings of the mona lisa have been given a simple color adjustment, curator believes visitors will enjoy even more one-on-one team with the mysterious painting. >> with its very dark background, it gives the impression that the painting is jumping out of the wall whereas before it looked as if it was buried in the wall. reporter: the walls of the state roo

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james peebles was honoured for his work on the evolution of the universe. their discovery of a planet around a sun—like star. italy‘s parliament has voted to cut its number of lawmakers by more than a third. the populist five star movement, the main party in the country‘s governing coalition, says the move will save one billion euros over a decade. critics say it will weaken democracy. simone biles has broken the record for the number of world gymnastics championship medals won by a woman. she scored her 21st medal in stuttgart, germany — and in the meantime took home her 15th world title. she also helped the usa win their fifth straight team title. congratulations to her. talks between the uk and the eu are under pressure, as the battle for a brexit deal turned into a war of words. a downing street source says german chancellor angela merkel told borisjohnson that a deal is "overwhelmingly unlikely". but brussels sources say it‘s unlikely that she used such language. now the british government is being accused of playing a blame game. a short time ago, the

research into the universe history and structure the prize will be shared between canadian american james peebles and swiss scientists michel mayor. those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up that's right after inside story . the confusion over u.s. plans for syria donald trump is facing criticism for his decision to withdraw from the northeast paving the way for a take issue pensive what are the risks of a military operation and what to do with eisel fight is in kurdish prisons this is inside story. the and welcome to the program fully back to pull the white house is sending mixed messages about the future of america's role in syria president donald trump announced on monday that u.s. soldiers would pull out of northeastern syria allowing turkey to launch a military operation against kurdish fighters turkey's defense minister says its forces are ready to enter and clear what he calls terrorists syrian kurds america's close on eye in the fight against eisel call trumps decision a stab in the back and after widespread criticism at home the president is not threatening to destroy tur

james peebles was honoured for his work on the evolution of the universe.r queloz won for their discovery of a planet around a sun—like star. thousands of indigenous demonstrators have clashed with police in the ecuadoran capital, quito. they are demanding an end to austerity measures and the return of fuel subsidies. petrol prices have increased by more than 100% since the subsidies were removed last week. the ongoing protests have prompted the president to move his government out of the capital. simone biles has broken the record for the number of world gymnastics championship medals won by a woman. she scored her 21st medal in stuttgart, germany — and in the meantime took home her 15th world title. she also helped the usa win their fifth straight team title. talks between the uk and the eu are under pressure, as the battle for a brexit deal turned into a war of words. a downing street source says german chancellor angela merkel told borisjohnson that a deal is "overwhelmingly unlikely". but brussels sources say it's unlikely that she used such language.

into the universe's history and structure the prize will be shared between a canadian american james peebles and swiss scientists michel and d.d.a. . well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside stories coming up next thank you for watching. confusion over u.s. plans for syria donald trump is facing criticism for his decision to withdraw from the northeast paving the way for a tech issue pensive what are the risks of a military operation and what to do with eisel fight is in kurdish prisons this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program fully back to bill the white house is sending mixed messages about the future of america's role in syria for.

james peebles was honoured for his work on the evolution of the universe.queloz won for their discovery of a planet around a sun—like star. prospects for agreement on a withdrawal plan for brexit between the uk and the eu can agree are fading. the eu's most senior official publicly accused boris johnson of playing a "stupid blame game" after anonymous uk government sources briefed that talks were all but doomed. british prime minister borisjohnson spoke to irish prime minister leo varadkar ahead of face—to—face talks later this week. later the irish leader spoke to the broadcaster rte and stressed he had not given up hope. we very much want there to be a deal. and i'll certainly work until the very last moment to secure that. but not at any cost. there are some fundamental objectives that haven't changed for the past three years and we need them guaranteed. and what's your sense of it now? i think it's going to be very difficult to secure an agreement by next week, quite frankly. essentially what the united kingdom has done is repudiated the deal that we ne

astrophysics at the university of nottingham he joins us now professor i want to start with the work of james peeblesso one thing that struck me in watching today's announcement was that just 5 percent of our observable universe is everyday master and the rest is dark matter or dock energy in and people's work is continuing on this. you know that's right so we know very little about our universe and one of the things that won the prize was calculations of how the universe would evolve based on the idea that there is this dark matter and dark energy that's what james people won for and in terms of how that shaped the way that we understand our universe it it sounded like technology needed to catch up with him he's been working on this for some 55 years. he's working on a since the 1964 and a lot of the calculations he did were on sirota coal objects and structures that were only really able to be seen in the 1980 s. and 1990 s. and up until today so for a very long time a lot of his calculations were just theory just ideas that later proved were proven to be correct based on data and the other half of

james peebles, michel mayor and didier queloz were announced as this year‘s winners at a ceremony inhe bloomberg building, a huge office development in london that cost more than £1 billion. but this year, the bookies‘ favourite is very different — a small estate of council houses in norwich. it‘s the first time a council house has made it to the shortlist and as david sillito has been finding out it‘s notjust the rents that make them affordable. so this is it. nice! into the living room. the garden. my little girl absolutely loves the garden. she‘s got the passageway out the back — she‘s made so many friends. who‘s this? that‘s my dog, rusty. hello, rusty. i‘d never have thought this would have been a council property. have you turned the heating on? twice, i think. twice in a year? since being here, yeah. have a look at how thick these walls are. these houses are designed to be low energy. you‘re not even allowed a letterbox in the door in case it lets out some heat, and they also make the most of the weather. one thing about it is it‘s pretty sunny, and there‘s a reason, because t

james peebles for his discoveries in niz physical cosmology.e is a canadian-american who teaches at princeton. the other two won for their discovery of an exo-planet. >>> alaska airlines has a new disney themed plane in its rotation. >>> the one of a kind 737 landed at sfo yesterday. you can see it here. the characters like woody and buzz lightyear plus jesse the cowgirl on the tail to celebrate pixar pier. most of the design was hand painted over several weeks. >> 2,800 work hours for the paint. 40 different collaors, it takes about 24 hours to do one of these. >> this is from alaska airlines showing the transformation. this is the airline's sixth disney themed plane and disney, of course, is the parent company of abc 7. >> i know way too much about this. >> tell us. tell us all. >> so when you board the plane, right next to you when you board it -- there it is, right there -- they have rex the dinosaur looking out one of the windows. i think that is the cutest little detail. i'm so into this. it comes as surprise to zero people. >> no one. >>

canadian-american james peebles at princeton university was honored today for research into the evolution of the universe. two swiss astronomers were recognized for being the first to find a planet beyond the solar system in 1995. still to come on the newshour: what is on the line, as the supreme court hears arguments on the rights of l.g.b.t. americans. the deadly protests in iraq. p why are citizens mobilizing in the face of gunfire? a wide-ranging conversation with hillary and chelsea clinton. and, much more. >> woodruff: this is day two of the u.s. supreme court's new term, and already, the justices are grappling with one of the highest-stakes questions on its docket. it is about title 7 of the 1964 civil rights act, which bars employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of sex. but does title 7 also protect against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, or gender identity? william brangham starts there. >> brangham: the demonstrations outside the supreme court today reflect just how high-stakes these cases are. several were argued this morning. they're th

into the universe's history and structure the prize will be shared between a canadian american james peeblesand to us was scientists michel maior and did a year kilo's or people's developed a framework that's become the foundation of the current understanding of the history of the universe while mayo and kellogg's won their discovery of the 1st planet outside the solar system that's an exoplanet orbiting a star. now more than $800000.00 people in california will have their power caught in an effort to prevent new wildfires residents have been stocking up on ice and other items of preparation for the shutdown which is due to start a midnight local time on wednesday it's the largest preventative outage in state history as dry windy weather increases the chance of fires that may be several days before power is fully restored. johnson and johnson has been told it must pay $8000000000.00 in damages after a man taking its anti psychotic drug respect all grew breasts a jury in the us found the pharmaceutical giant had failed to warn the cholas mary and other young men of the side effects johnson an

canadian—american, james peebles, was recognised for his work in physical cosmology, including dark mattere award for discovering the first planet orbiting in another star system. 0k, ok, time for outside source business. we start with an exclusive interview with the new head of the monetary —— international monetary fund. warning the world is in the midst of a "synchronised slowdown." kristalina georgieva, says trade disputes are weighing down on growth. here she is with the bbc‘s michelle fleury explaining this pessimistic assessment. we move from a synchronise upswing, 7596 we move from a synchronise upswing, 75% of the world growing faster, to a synchronise slowdown. 90% of the world economy slowing. and when you look at the many reasons, these are fractures in the world economy that are holding growth back. and you have pretty pessimistic numbers on how the trade disputes between the world's two largest economies, eat the us and china, is affecting the global economy. what we are seeing is by 2020, loss of 0.8% of global gdp. this is an equivalent of $700 billion. and what is most sig

james peebles, michel mayor and didier queloz were announced as this year‘s winners at a ceremony in days. still to come — the alaskan grizzly bears packing on the pounds — as they vye for the title of the state‘s fattest bear. more than one hundred thousand people in the uk live with multiple sclerosis. a disease affecting the brain and spinal cord. the ms society says finding treatments for more advanced forms of the disease is crucial — and it has launched a major campaign to raise £100 million pounds for research. caroline wyatt was diagnosed with the illness in 2015 and has this report. the human brain is complex and mysterious. a healthy brain has tens of billions of nerve cells, helping us think, walk and talk. but in a brain like this, affected by ms, the immune system attacks the fatty tissue tthat protects the nerves. the damage, shown by the red circle, is in the centre of the screen. as yet, few treatments exist to repair the damage done by the disease. i‘m heading to edinburgh and a leading centre for research, because scotland has one of the highest rates of ms in the w

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