conflict half of the killings remain unsolved paris in london the ashes of the renowned physicist stephen hawking have been laid to rest in westminster abbey he joins some of the giants of science interred there including isaac newton and charles darwin hawking died in march at the age of seventy six after decades of living with a debilitating motor condition. for a man who lived as an atheist a religious sendoff might have been considered and usual but stephen hawking's memorial was as much about science as it was about his life on his gravestone was the inscription here lies what was mortal of stephen hawking a picture of a black hole and one of the most famous equations in physics. friends and family who gathered at westminster abbey read moving messages of and about the esther physicist. let's. be genuine. hate what is evil hope faster what is good it's love for one another with mutual affection outdo one another and showing honor do not like in seal beach ardent in spirit so the lord recently been diagnosed with a genitive disease and told he might not survive to finish his ph d. after this

stephen hawking prove that more than anyone.ng is's family watched as his remains were interred in westminster abbey, next to those of sir isaac newton and charles darwin. professor hawking's words set to music are being beamed light yea rs a cross set to music are being beamed light yea rs across space, set to music are being beamed light years across space, towards the nearest blackholes. some of the fundamental questions posed by stephen, are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? it is absolutely right that his words be in space. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that was detected by an alien signal station was from stephen. be brave, be determined, ove rco m e stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. some spectacular pictures to share with you now from hawaii, where mount kilauea is continuing to erupt in spectacularfashion. you can see the lava there bubbling out of the ground, and then flowing several kilometres down towards the coast. if you've ever wondere

stephen hawking's family watched as his remains were interred in westminster abbey, next to those of o music are being beamed light yea rs across space, towards the nearest blackhole. some of the fundamental questions posed by stephen — are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? it is absolutely right that his words be in space. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that was detected by an alien civilisation was from stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @nkem|fejika. and i will be spending the next month tweeting about nigeria winning the world cup. peruse at your peril. the weather this weekend is looking a little hit and miss. in fact, we are expecting some rain, on and off rain across northern parts of the uk. there could even be somer thunder and lightning. but the good news is it is not going to be lightning all through the weekend. i think we will all get at least some sunshine. let's have a look at the satellite image. a lot of cloud across the

stephen hawking's family watched as his remains were interred in westminster abbey, next to those of c are being beamed light years across space, towards the nearest blackhole. some of the fundamental questions posed by stephen — are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? it is absolutely right that his words be in space. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that was detected by an alien civilisation was from stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. some spectacular pictures to share with you now from hawaii, where mt kilauea is continuing to erupt in spectacular fashion. you can see the lava bubbling out of the ground, and then flowing several kilometres down towards the coast. and if you've ever wondered what happens when molten rock meets seawater, take a look at this. since kilauea began erupting several weeks ago, a new coastline has been created, dozens of metres further into the sea. it may look spectacular, but the steam can be dangerous to breathe in, carrying tiny particles of glass—like substances, as well as bei

universe has had his voice beamed into the nearest black hole with a message of peace and hope stephen hawking's remains have now been interred between the graves of fellow science greats isaac newton. and i would reports on the memorial service for britain's most renowned astrophysicist we have entrusted brother stephen to god's mercy he was one of the world's best known scientists now laid to rest behind some of history's greatest thing those who also changed the way we understand the world. it would have britain's oldest churches thousands gathered to remember the remarkable night took professor stated the stars of screen and science coming together to celebrate his work so it is he who gave me honoring knowledge of what exists to know the structure of the world and the activity of the elements. hawking who died in march led an extraordinary life for a cambridge graduate who was just twenty one when he was diagnosed with a rare form of motor neuron disease doctors said he would only survive a few years but he lived for more than half a century when an illness will tell him of his ability to s

stephen hawking proved that more than anyone. >> we have entrusted our broth'r stephen to godmercy. sarah: professor hawking's hemily watched as his remains were placed in t grave between that of isaac newton and charles darwin. in a message, say his family of hope and peace, professor hawking's words set to music are being beamed light years across spe.e to the nearest black h >> the fundamental questions ephen -- are we ale in the universe? how does the universe work? it is absolutely right that his words should be beamed out into the universe. i hope that civilization will receive the message and it will be appropriately the first message from earth to an alien civilization is stephen's. >> be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. sarah: sarah campbell, bbc news, westminster abbey. laura:elebrating stephen hawking. er, you can find more on all the day's news at our website. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching. >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe yone way to the ws of the day and stay up

how will you remember yourfriend, professor stephen hawking? tch together for the monty python live shows which is a side of stephen that i think his friends and colleagues knew very well which is that he was very funny. as well as being, clearly, one of the greatest physicists and being buried in the abbey alongside newton and darwin, he was a very passionate, very funny and very passionate about putting science in proper context as part of culture. that may involve doing monty python sketches or it may involve writing books, a brief history of time. that is the key thing for me. i remember his humour. he performed an ad lib with eric idle and this get was that i was going to argue with the words of the galaxy song, a monty python song, and stephen was going to run me over in his wheelchair. he famously displayed displays are like that. and i to him and he said, "i think you are being pedantic." it was a wonderful ad lib which got into the sketch. a brief history of time perhaps made him more famous than his physics. it is a hugely bottom book,

plus, remembering professor stephen hawking. his voice is beamed live into a black hole as his ashes are interred at westminster abbey. viewers ono to our public television in the u.s. and also around the globe. it was a busy, newsy friday for president trump. he gave gave live and off-the-cuff interviews on the white house lawn as the u.s. announced tariffs of 25% on billions of dollars of chinese goods. within minutes, cha responded in kind. president trump has warned that ch with. will counterp more tariffs. gary o'donoghue has the details. gary: the two biggest economies moved a step closer to a full-blown trade war. .sthis latest round of tariffs covers hundreds of product lines, contending with the administration calls industrially signifi technologies. washington's view, china is stealing itsopntellectual ty and unfairly subsidizing its own industries. the levees range across a number of sectors including aerospace, information and communications, robotics, and cars. the tariffs will be imposed from the sixth of july. pre

it is an auto which sails stephen hawking's legacy for years to come emma haywood al-jazeera. well as much more in everything we're covering right here al-jazeera dot com is the address. a quick look at the top stories now the trade war between the world's two biggest economies is escalating early a u.s. president announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods beijing promised to retaliate quickly and it has imposing a tit for tat tariff of twenty five percent on u.s. goods also worth fifty billion this will take effect from july sixth president trump insists he's protecting the american economy i spoke with china very happy i actually there were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably heard that i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology and other things because we have to because we've been treated very unfairly which has been terrific president she has been terrific all in all the developments a u.s. judge has revo

so many people were touched by stephen hawking, notjust in the scientific community, but all over. ecognises him. that is right. he became the go to idea of a great scientist. professor hawking willjoin a pantheon of great britain's scientists, monarchs, political leaders, great writers, charles dickens, poets, so laurence olivier, actors, 3000 people. he will be placed with other scientists and their ashes. theoretical physics is one of the few fields in which being disabled is no handicap. it's all in the mind. his mind was trapped in a body paralysed by motor neuron disease, but professor stephen hawking's ideas opened up new worlds and found answers about the very origins of the universe. so, if you reverse time, the universe is getting smaller. right. his life was depicted in the film, "the theory of everything," with eddie redmayne playing stephen hawking. but while he was well—known in scientific circles since the early 70s for his work on black holes, his surprise best—seller, a brief history of time, led to worldwide acclaim, leading to him becoming a rare phenomenon, a the

stephen hawking proved that, more than anyone.amily watched as his remains were placed in a grave, between that of sir isaac newton and charles darwin. we are all time travellers... in a message of hope and peace, professor hawking's words, set to music, are being beamed light years across space, towards the nearest blackhole. it's always fundamental questions with stephen — are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? and so it's absolutely right that his words should be beamed out into the universe. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that were detected by an alien civilisation was stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @nkem|fejika. bye— bye. the weather this weekend is looking a little hit and miss. in fact, we are expecting some rain, on—and—off rain, across northern parts of the uk. there could even be some thunder and lightning. but the good news is it's not going to be like it all th

stephen hawking proved that, more than anyone.ains were interred in westminster abbey, next to those of charles darwin and sir isaac newton. in a message of hope and peace, professor hawking's words, set to music, are being beamed light years across space, towards the nearest blackhole. some of the fundamental questions posed by stephen — are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? it's absolutely right that his words be in space. it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that were detected by an alien civilisation was stephen. be brave, be determined, overcome the odds. it can be done. the eastenders actor leslie grantham, best known as ‘dirty‘ den watts, landlord of the queen vic, has died aged 71. more than 30 million viewers tuned in to watch a christmas day episode in 1986 in which his character handed divorce papers to his on—screen wife, angie. off—screen, grantham's life was also not without controversy. david sillito reports. six little months to live. six tragic, little months, and poor old an

beijing promises to retaliate plus final farewell to the ashes of renowned british physicist stephen hawking are laid to rest in westminster abbey in london he takes his place alongside other join hands of science including isaac newton and charles darwin. and match day two at the world cup continued friday evening with morocco and iran facing off says they'd make an omelette clean bit advance out of group eat what should the two sides had a lucky day. and then going back to school when you're all grown up we find out how these parents and kenya are catching up on the education they missed out on when they were children. thanks for your company everybody we start our broadcast with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition which is not even one hundred days old this country is embroiled in a serious political crisis after chancellor angela merkel's authority has been publicly challenged by her interior minister horse a ha for her position hanging by a thread after mr say hoffer a member of her own conservative bloc and sister party the c.s.u. went against her they offer wan

still to come, farewell to stephen hawking.e was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian woman in space? i think it's a wonderful achievement, and i think we might be able to persuade the wife it would be a good

a memorial service to remember the life of the renowned theoretical physicist, professor stephen hawkingcat reputed to have psychic powers, who managed to pick the home team, russia, to beat saudi arabia in the opening match of the world cup on thursday, has been wowing crowds in st petersburg. achilles, who is deaf, selects winners by choosing from two bowls of food marked with flags from the opposing sides. the white cat, who is part of the team that mouses for st petersburg's hermitage museum, is said to have accurately predicted the winners during the 2017 confederations cup. achilles, no doubt, will be put to the test throughout the tournament. that's a summary of the latest bbc news, more at 10:30am. i'm not entirely sure he did predict them but maybe i'm being just a killjoy. we'll keep you across the latest developing stories across the morning. earlier, we heard form neil samworth a former prison officer who said life inside gave him ptsd. you've been getting touch: a.webster emailed: "firstly, my heart goes out to the former prison officer — he was brave coming on to your show.

time for a short break here on al-jazeera when we come back stephen hawkings voice lives on a message of thanks from the late astrophysicist is bringing into outer space the service in london. and south africa's muslim community reels from a stabbing attack at a mosque that left two men dead morning stay with us. hello we should say the weather quieting down faced in parts of the u.s. over the next couple of days after a recent tornado which hit pennsylvania of course the usual kind of damage just went down as he asked who want to live the storm nasty conditions he or she can see and it did cause some problems some power outages and of course a fair bit of disruption in the process damaging winds here now the process of pulling away all of the weather will make its way into the northern plains just spinning out of central canada a little bit of wet weather to just around the central plains as well and notice them increasing cloud just spilling into that southwestern corner this is what remains of tropical storm but so some useful rain the last getting into the desert southwest it's be

a private funeral service to place for professor stephen hawking in cambridge in march.will be interred in westminster abbey between the remains of the isaac newton and charles darwin, two other scientists whose ideas shook the world. ben ando, bbc news. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: new zealand's "first bloke" tells us about life with his partner, the country's prime minister. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken

on a somber note now the ashes of british physicist stephen hawking have been buried in westminster abbey and london hawking's remains will lie in a corner of the abbey that honors some of britain's greatest scientists more than a thousand people attended the service of thanksgiving for hawking's life he conducted groundbreaking research into black holes of the origin of the universe and he died in march at the age of seventy six. well the day is nearly done with the conversation always continues online you can find us there at sarah kelly t.v. is my hash tag ceasing. to.

also coming up a final farewell to the ashes of renowned british physicist stephen hawking are laid to rest in westminster abbey in london he takes his place alongside giants of science isaac newton and charles darwin. and thrills and spills from portugal and spain on day two of the world cup in russia the two powerhouses of group b. went head to head in a rollicking sing love fest with were naldo in a starring role and instinct classic between two all right sides. i'm sara kelly thanks for joining us we begin with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition government chancellor angela merkel's authority is being publicly challenged by her interior minister horst. her position is hanging by a thread after they offer

it is an auto which sails stephen hawking's legacy for years to come emma haywood al-jazeera. so sports news now in a one hundred salo would want to forget his twenty sixth birthday at football's world cup egypt star forward is recovering from a shoulder injury and was left on the bench for the first match of the showpiece event in twenty eight years and it wasn't a good result either you regret a winning one nil with a late hedda from jose maria few minutes in group b. christian or now the scot is fifty first career hunt trick as portugal came from behind to draw three old with spain and iran won their first match of the world cup in twenty years with a last minute one nil victory over morocco and their female fans were happy just to be there in iran woman a ban from football stadium it's the only nation competing at the world cup which doesn't let in female supporters well to raise awareness banners were displayed at the stadium in st petersburg and the iranian band released a protest song what was a bumper day on saturday at the world cup with four matches in group c. one o

it is an auto which seal stephen hawking's legacy for years to come emma haywood al-jazeera. of war and everything we've covered in this bulletin and much mall address as out is there a dot com. just a quick look at the top stories now the trade war between the world's two biggest economies is escalating earlier u.s. president donald trump announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods beijing promised to retaliate quickly and it did imposing a tit for tat tariff of twenty five percent on u.s. goods also worth fifty billion this will take effect from july sixth president trump insists he is protecting the american economy i spoke with china very happy i actually there were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably heard that i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology and other things because we have to because we've been treated very unfairly but china has been terrific president she has been terrific in all the develo

hawking's family says around 25,000 people entered a lottery for the chance to attend. >> stephen williamng inspires us by his life, by his courage, stubbornness and his creativity. he inspires above all by his discoveries. >> reporter: his daughter and benedict cumberbatch reading es in honor of the man they knew. >> let love be genuine. hate what is evil. hold fast to with mutual affection. out do one another in showing honor. >> for wisdom is more mobile than any motion. because of her pureness, she pervades and penetrates all things. >> reporter: hawking as remain are between sir isaac newton who discovered gravity and charles darwin, who created the "theory" of evolution. he is the first scientist to be in westminster abbey since 1940. in london, ryan chilcote, fox news. ♪[ music ]♪ l home turns into a crime scene. police are trying to find who shot five people at chapel of the chimes. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm heather holmes. some of the wounded were found inside the cemetery. there was a viewing inside the mortuary yesterday. henry lee has more live after talking t

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stephen hawking proved that more than anyone.and northern ireland, one or two on the heavy side. further south across england and wales, temperatures up to round 23 degrees in the sunnier spells, a lot of dry weather most places dry on into the evening hours but you will notice overnight this area of rain, this is the next weather front working into the west, bringing some rain saturday morning for northern ireland, western scotland, and western parts of england and wales, relatively mild under that cloud but during the day on saturday we will see this frontal system making its way from west to east across the country. some of the rain could be heavy and potentially thundery, particularly in scotland, northern england and northern ireland too, further south, the showers are fewer and further between and the south—east likely to stay dry for much of the day. here temperatures 18 or 19 degrees, the mid teens further north so it will feel a bit fresher than it has done, a showery day on saturday, drier on sunday. bye. this is bbc ne

what do you think said stephen hawking's upon what did he teaches about space and you know what did we know about space and what's out there before he came along. well i think one of the biggest challenges that he put out and that is still not solved is indeed about black holes because black holes are the a prediction of the theory of general relativity of einstein. and it works fantastically describes everything and we have quantum physics that also works fantastically in all cellphones both theories we use every day but at the edge of black holes both theories route literally collide one of them cannot so why and you know and that's something that he pointed out was it was his theory and he offered a way to solve it well that's the way to solve it we don't know. but clearly that will probably give us completely new real space and time how are you any worse really is set up thank you so much for speaking to us joining as staff from cologne talking to us about the legacy of stephen hawking thank you for your time i will football while cap pit is coming up on the news great in touch and

hawking's family says around 25,000 people entered a lottery for the chance to attend. >> stephen william inspires us boo his joyous life, by his courage, his stubbornness and his creativity. he inspires above all by scientific discoveries. >> reporter: his daughter and an actor reading passages in honor of the man they knew. >> let love be genuine. hate what is evil. hold fast to what is good. love one another with mutual affection. out do one another in showing honor. >> for wisdom is more mobile an because of her pureness, she pervades and penetrates all things. >> reporter: hawking as remains rest between sir isaac newton who formulated the law of gravity and charles darwin, who created the idea of evolution. he is the first scientist to be interred in the abby since 1940. ryan chilcote, fox news. lcote, fox news. >>> two south bay women accused of having sex with young boys and bragging about it. tonight investigators are looking for more victims. >> this seems like a game that they were playing. >> investigators say one of the accused was a student teacher and that the two women fou

that somewhere right now stephen hawking is saying, (imitating stephen hawking): "damn it.o click no."

a final tribute to the physicist stephen hawking — his words broadcast into space.

most intelligent person in the world has the heads of the ear of heads of state somebody like stephen hawking turning around and saying you know what i'm tired of physics i'm going to dedicate the next ten years of my life to smoking d.m.t. and trying to talk to aliens right kind of the same deal i was certain then the point is that we don't necessarily know the private lives of many influential people whether they're philosophers statesmen scientists i mean we could get up to present day with the strange angel about jack parsons coming out this new series and parsons is sort of in this tradition of occultists right he's and he's a major figure when it comes to the innovations that were taking place around. jet propulsion and rocketry but he's also very steeped in magical practices that's right and the magical practices the specific medical practices that john d. was involved in also in the same ones this is just fascinating to me that there are these kind of i don't know these kind of holes in history if you will where these there are these strange individuals who are perhaps so intelligent

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a ceremony has taken place in london to remember professor stephen hawking who died in march. of life along with members of the public including students. this memorial service one of the most influential and revered scientists of recent times who was also an avowed atheist. his was a life all the more remarkable because he lived to the age of 76, despite being diagnosed with motor neuron disease in the 1960s. astronomers are used to big numbers but feel could be as big as the odds i would have given back in 196a before witnessing his crescendo of achievement spanning more than 50 years. we have entrusted our brother stephen to god's mercy and as we now commit his mortal remains to the ground, earth to earth, ashes to ashes. at the service, ashes were laid to rest inside the abbey, his family paying their last respects. his place here alongside some of the other most famous of british scientists. the tributes today included one from a family friend paralysed in a snowboarding accident. he helped us recognise and face the challenges and our lives with positive energy and enable

it really speaks to how famous professor stephen hawking was, not just for the famous professor stephen the science he did, giving him his face alongside the greats buried in westminster abbey, but also as a communicator. i spoke to another science communicator, professor brian cox, about the impact that a brief history of time had on him. i read it and it reaffirmed, it really did play a fundamental role in telling me this is what i'd like to spend my life doing, and that's the thing about stephen. the reason people connected to him, he had a very strong sense of beauty, a emotive connection to the universe, the questions, those profound questions he was asking about origins and endings of what happens in a black hole. those are questions that are in some sense just purely intellectual. at some point in the future that knowledge may be used for something, but it's just exploration for the sake of understanding. and in about half an hour, just as professor hawkins's ashes are interred, his voice will be part of a special piece of music that the european space agency is going to beam tow

stephen hawking proved that more than anyone. we have entrusted our brother stephen to god‘s mercy. professor hawking‘s words, set to music, are being beamed light years across space towards the nearest black hole. it‘s always fundamental questions with stephen. are we alone in the universe? how does the universe work? so, it is absolutely right that his words should be beamed out into the universe. i hope, actually, that some civilisation out there will receive the message... and the first message... it would be appropriate if the first message from earth that was detected by an alien civilisation was stephen. be brave, be determined. overcome the odds. it can be done. sarah campbell, bbc news, westminster abbey. the world cup in russia is well and truly under way after the most thrilling match so far. spain against portugal was always going to grab the headlines, but the spectacle on the pitch excelled the hype. six goals in an epic match as cristiano ronaldo scored the 51st hat trick of his career as portugal drew 3—3 with spain in sochi. natalie pirks reports from russia. it was

that could be seen as quite dangerous if they just want to take over the world, like stephen hawkingt. was he in on this? absolutely. he was sceptical about it. we can see the dangers of this. but openai, they are not for profit and want to build good ai. someone might be building bad ai out there. if it gets in the wrong hands, which it might at some point, and with hackers, hacking systems and with hackers, hacking systems and getting personal data, wejust have to derisk it. what is happening to our data is important. absolutely. it is interesting. what if the bot cares about the humans? if they care about how we feel, it is interesting. bill gates is impressed. so many movies in my head, hollywood movies. it is a different issue when it is good. this is where the business i build is about education, building a! for good, increasing social mobility. quick word on the football. are you watching? are you not bothered? my children, six and eight, they loved it. they have charts. is it an unfair headline it is great. a great talking point. the point is... everyone is talking about it.

and sending his voice to the stars, a final tribute to the physicist stephen hawking, his words, broadcast

during a ceremony, a recording of stephen hawking's voice is being beamed toward a black hole in space. the company -- accompanied by original word by the chariots of fire composer. he died after a long battle with lou gehrig's disease. >>> a push in sacramento to end the annual ritual of changing the clocks for daylight savings time. it could make daylight saving time last year round. the bill would get voters an opportunities to decide on this. this would have to be approved by congress. >> the practice of searching the clocks back and forth negative effect -- negatively affects health in various ways and undermines public safety. permanent daylight savings time will give californians more daylight for evening activities and improve health and safety. >> critics disagree with this. they say changing things would be even more confusing. >>> 5:27. dozens of people become sick after going to a swimming pool. what firefighters say a maintenance worker did, why it's being called those victims are still oms having this morning. >>> we are following developing news in the east bay. what we

the ashes of renowned astrophysicist stephen hawking have been buried in london's westminster abbey or king was best known for its groundbreaking research into black holes and of course for his iconic digital voice he died in march at the age of seventy six after living for decades with motor neuron disease. a major fire has torn through the glasgow school of oz in scotland for the second time in four years firefighters worked through the night after the blaze ravaged the macintosh building one of the country's most famous pieces of architecture the building had been due to reopen next year after a multi-million pound restoration. the first heavyweight clash all the world cup in russia last night two european giants facing each other portugal against spain soccer fans were hoping for a fantastic match and that is exactly what they caught. just four minutes into the game and it's general how did you come back to this penalty for an early call she could lead a penalty he had to keep putting up but spain has an footballing genius is to jiggle costa all the old portuguese penalty area but

the ashes of renowned astrophysicist stephen hawking brother is buried in london's westminster abbey hawking was best known for his groundbreaking research into black holes and also of course his iconic digital voice he died in march at the age of seventy six after living for decades with motor neuron disease. a major fire has torn through the glasgow school of arts in scotland for the second time in four years firefighters worked through the night of the blaze ravage the macintosh building one of the country's most famous pieces of architecture the building had been due to reopen next year after a multi-million pound restoration. now it's a weekend of celebration for the world's one point six billion muslims as they mock featured the end of the fasting month ramadan it's regarded as a holiday of generosity of hospitality and families and communities across the globe a coming together to celebrate. a time that unites hundreds of millions of muslims around the world. need to chop marks the end of the month of ramadan a time when believers fast from dawn to dusk. different branches of

of interest but never had enough evidence to name suspects or make any arrests. >>> physicist stephen hawkingas laid to rest today at westminster abbey in london. his ashes were buried at the abby alongside the remains of other scientists. hawking died back in march at the age of 76 after decades of living with als. in addition to his family and friends, 1,000 members of the public also paid their respects. the service included readings by an actor who played hawking in a bbc drama. . >>> coming up a deal to help connect people in san jose to improve wireless service and help local schools. >>> san jose has a plan to significantly improve broadband coverage involving commitments from three companies who would put it on city light ktvu's ann rubin says the deal also requires those three companies to commit funds to the public good. >> reporter: talk about information overload. with experts projecting there will be four billion cell phones, tablets and other devices in people's hands in the next five years, infrastructure simply can't keep up. and that, according to the city of san jose, is why

been worshipped for over 1,000 years. >> tributes paid by british astronomer martin rece were a stephen hawkingd people look beyond earthly matters to the mysteries of the universe. >> nobody else since einstein has done more to deepen our understanding of space, time and gravity. >> hawking was born in oxford, england in 1942. as a 21-year-old, ph.d. student he was diagnosed with lou geh g gehrig's disease. debilitating condition he was told that would take his life in a year or two. he beat the daunting diagnosis by more than half a century. confined to a wheelchair and using a computer synthesized voice. hawking inspired the world with his ability to soar beyond his disability. in 2007, he came close to flying in space himself. from nasa's kennedy space center, he took a zero gravity flight and moved freely for the first time, in 40 years. >> i could have gone -- ace, he i come. >> we now commit his mortal remains to the ground. earth to earth. ashes to ashes. >> friday, hawkings' ashes were buried between the remains of two other giants of science, isaac newton and charles darwin. as the he

the e-mail i got was from the office of stephen hawking. you're kidding. why? he's looking for an engineer to help maintain the equipment on his wheelchair. you'll be like his pit crew. a word of caution: i would not do your stephen hawking impression in front of him.

laid to rest alongside giants of the scientific world, professor stephen hawking's ashes are interredstminster abbey. with a dramatic last—minute goal, uruguay beat egypt at the world cup in russia. later portugal take on spain. and diamond mine. exactly right. and, find out what mark kermode thinks of the all—female crime caper ocean's 8 — the film review is coming up at 5.45. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at five. i'mjane i'm jane hill. an attempt to make upskirting a criminal offence in england and wales has been blocked by one conservative mp. the government had earlier given its support to introducing the new law. let's listen to what happened in the commons — while the deputy speaker and liberal democrat mp wera hobhouse discuss the bill, you can just make out sir christopher chope shouting "object" —— which is all that's need to block the bill's passage. other mps then cry "shame" . those proceedings: voyeurism offences bill, second reading. object. objection taken. second reading july six. the liberal democrat mp, wera hobhouse, who brought the private member's bill

time for a short break here on al-jazeera when we come back stephen hawkings voice lives on a message of thanks from the late astrophysicist is bringing into outer space a service in london.

origins of the universe and a message of peace and hope from hawking himself was broadcast towards the nearest black hole to earth. stephen william hawking inspires aspires joyous life by his courage stubbornness and his creativity inspired by its love for family and loyalty to friends inspires above all by a scientific discoveries and is challenging questions for scientists of today and of the future much more here any time on our website the gist of it is al-jazeera dot com and you can watch us by clicking on the live icon. and one of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods it pushes the world's biggest economies closer to a trade war china has already drawn up a list of u.s. products that will face retaliatory tariffs but president trump insists he is doing the right thing i spoke with china they have very happy i actually they were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably heard that i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty bi

the inscription on his grave reads "here lies what was more tall of stephen hawking" 1942 to 2018.her for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is right now. >> neil: thank you very much, trace. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." man, oh, man, they say this president does not conduct formal press conferences. what do you call this? >> were comey's actions unfair to hillary? >> no. i think james comey was unfair to the people of this country. his investigation has been totally discredited. you're asking me about peter strzok being fired? i'm amazed that peter strzok is still at the fbi. >> are you worried that michael cohen might flip? >> i did nothing wrong. do you mind if i talk? >> he has