many literary experts believe the swedish academy made a good choice. you. can be is an important poet who has cultivated a devoted following his body is one here in sweden as well with a few and although she is still an insider tip she is definitely a poet who deserves a larger audience. after last year's scandals concerning allegations of sexual misconduct and the choice of paper for the literature award this year selection is less controversial it with the chairman of the nobel committee said the group wanted to focus attention on literature again. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you germany's capital has now been . in the last 7 days. more than 50 cases of the. 100000 people. watching. next my colleague stephen. thanks for being with us.

talk a little bit about the prize itself so the jury that decides who gets this prize is the swedish academy it's swedish literature experts living in sweden which i mean yes right now in the last years they've they've talked about maybe expanding their view of the world a little bit how they make good on that promise what is what is the signal what signal are they sending with louise. here 1st of all the importance of poetry the site of all that. they really promise in the last year is to expand their horizons trying to be more global less european more diverse and we have now a very important poet from the united states she's a woman what about asia what about africa what about their talents the committee promised of all those from those continents on their list and that was really nobody saw in this way the result is a bit disappointed but of course the best should win right now i do think that this diversity is part of a new discussion around the prize how respected how relevant is the nobel prize today especially after the scandals of the last years absolutely the reputation of the econ

news of life from girl lend a surprise choice by the swedish academy for this year's nobel prize in literature a 77 year old american poet louise glick is honored for an unmistakable poetic voice in her work spent well on the themes of childhood and family life also coming up mike pence and campbell harris face off in a u.s. vice presidential debate dominated by the provirus crisis they also sparred over supreme court appointments abortion and climate but did they have any answers. a warning that germany could be heading for an uncontrollable spread of the. chancellor angela merkel says she does not want a repeat of the country's spring lockdown. plus living in fear of the next bombing . hoping that the ceasefire in syria will hold. a michael ok welcome to the program the 2020 nobel prize in literature has been awarded to the american writer and poet in the. swedish nobel academy said she had one for her unmistakable unmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal. debut collection of poetry 1st born was published in 1. 1968 she is a pulitzer prize winne

the royal swedish academy of sciences has today decided to award to 2020 nobel prize in physics with one with 2 roger penrose and the other half jointly 2 and 3 ideas and dr knot council for the discovery of the superman a seed compact object at the center of our galaxy german scientists reinhard ganso has done research at the max planck institute for extraterrestrial physics near munich mind you. might have succeeded in demonstrating that the object at the center of the milky way must be a massive black hole he was from. that means that the general theory of relativity applies there. as he shares the prize with american physicist andrea gaze and her team who calculated the exact mass of the black hole. don't move don't talk group and i border both groups worked together but also competed with each other they developed procedures and complicated few radical models to be able to observe this massive object. will be a british mathematician roger penrose developed the theoretical framework for their research in the 1960 s. he also shares the progs together they did nothing less than cle

talk a little bit about the prize itself so the jury that decides who gets this prize is the swedish academy it's swedish literature experts living in sweden which i mean yes right now in the last years they've they've talked about maybe expanding their view of the world a little bit how they made good on that promise what is what is the signal what signal are they sending with louise clerk here 1st of all the importance of poetry beside of all that. they really promise and the last is to expand their horizons trying to be more global less european more diverse and we have now a very important poet from the united states she's a woman what about asia what about africa what about their talents the committee promise to have all of this from those continents on their list and that was really nobody so in this way the result is a bit disappointing but of course the best should win right now i do think that this diversity is part of a new discussion around the prize how respected how relevant is the nobel prize today especially after the scandals of the last years absolutely the reputation of the

many literary experts believe the swedish academy made a good choice. you. can be is an important poet who has cultivated a devoted following his body is the one here in sweden as well. and although she is still an insider tip she is definitely a poet who deserves a larger audience. after last year's scandals concerning allegations of sexual misconduct and the choice of paper a hunk of for the literature award this year selection is less controversial if the chairman of the nobel committee said the group wanted to focus attention on literature again. a world championship surfer is counting his lucky stars after an extra close encounter with a shock on australia's east coast the close call was captured by a drone form probes wilkinson seen paddling on his surfboard when the shock briefly surfaces within striking distance then abruptly swims away wilkinson later said he heard a splash that realised until he was back on shore how narrowly escaped becoming the 20th shark attack victim in australia the shia. there is one top story this hour germany's capital has

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many literary experts believe the swedish academy made a good choice. gluck is an important poet who has cultivated a devoted following. here in sweden as well. alththough she is stillll an insider, she is definitely a poet who deserves a larger audience. after last year's scandal concerning allegations of sexual misconduct and the choice of peter for the literature award, this year's selection is less controversial. the group wanted to focus attention on literature again. >> an american poet and writer. she studied with luis at boston university and joins us in romania. walking to dw. what went through your mind when you heard that luis -- l lsisise gluck hadad won? >> sururprise and joy. pullllets -- poets around the world are silly ready. we love this win. phil: this seems to o have taken quite a number of people by surprise. whwhy do you thinknk that isis? >> i don't have the answer to that. everybody i know was surprised. i think with poetry, for literature, we have a different word, poets. we have to be poets and writers if we are writing more tha

news a live from berlin a surprise choice by the swedish academy for this year's nobel prize for literature 77 year old american poet told news look it is honored for the unmistakable poetic voice and the works that dwell on the themes of childhood and family life we have team coverage also on the program a warning that germany could be heading for an uncontrollable spread of the corona virus this after an alarming jump takes the daily number of infections above $4000.00 that's the highest in a single day since early april and carla harris and mike pence face off in a vice presidential debate dominated by the coronavirus crisis they also talked about supreme court appointments abortion and climate change but did they have any answers and indonesia workers take the streets to take to the streets to protest a contentious felt based table favor investors i think spent up labor rights and the environment. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the nobel prize in literature 2020 has been awarded to the american writer and poet louise cloak the swedish noble academy said that she had one. for her

this is g w news a live from berlin a surprise choice by the swedish academy for this year's nobel prize for literature 77 year old american poet look is honored for the unmistakable poetic voice and works that dwell on the themes of childhood and family life we have team coverage also on the program a warning that germany could be heading for an uncontrollable spread of the corona virus this after an alarming jump takes the daily number of infections above 4000 that's the high.

talk a little bit about the prize itself so the jury that decides who gets this prize is the swedish academy it's swedish literature experts living in sweden which i mean yes right now in the last years they've they've talked about maybe expanding their view of the world a little bit how they make good on that promise what is what is the signal what signal are they sending with louise go. yes 1st of all the importance of poetry the whole that. they really promise in the last is to expand their horizons trying to be more global less european more diverse and we have now a very important poet from the united states she's a woman what about asia what about africa what about their talents the committee promised to have all those from those continents on their list and that was really nobody saw in this way the result is a bit disappointing but of course the best should win right now i do think that this diversity is part of a new discussion around the prize how respected how relevant is the nobel prize today especially after the scandals of the last years absolutely the reputation of the economy

many literary experts believe the swedish academy made a good choice. is an important poet who has cultivated a devoted following is ready for one here in sweden as well. and although she is still an insider tip she is definitely a poet who just serves a larger audience. after last year's scandals concerning allegations of sexual misconduct and the choice of paper a hunk of for the literature award this year selection is less controversial if the chairman of the nobel committee said the group wanted to focus attention on literature again. well sometimes our tests help us see it really what is right in front of our noses take walls for instance there's one behind me and there's probably one near you they can keep us safe a service a place to hang up art or they can lock us in limiting people's freedom of movement like at borders or in prisons well now a new exhibition in the german city of is exploring all these possibilities and more. banging your head against a wall here maurits your cattle and takes the saying a step further. 30 artists says she works

many literary experts believe the swedish academy made a good choice. is an important poet who has cultivated a devoted following his body as one here in sweden as well. and although she is still an insider tip she is definitely a poet who just serves a larger audience. after last year's scandals concerning allegations of sexual misconduct and the choice of paper a hunka for the literature award this year's selection is less controversial if the chairman of the nobel committee said the group wanted to focus attention on literature again. well earlier we spoke to american poet atar escorts here who was once a student of louis' click blueys is the only poet i can think of luis glick who can use sentimental language without being sentimental or poetry has this quiet fierce precipitation and it sensitivity really covers the whole spectrum of human experience. she has quite a range and she's a poet poet she's a poet whose were many poets admire her like this is not a controversy all i heard a moment ago decision and everybody is excited. well friday is a big

writer and poet louise cloak has been awarded the 2020 nobel prize from the church of the swedish nobel academy appraise what they call her unmistakable poetic voice she's already appeared at surprise well under professor of english literature at yale university a windfall of several scandals links to the world's preeminent literary award. here in europe you can spend a long time trying to find a book of poetry written by louise glued on thursday afternoon only a single copy was available at one of stockholm's biggest libraries and in germany the author is currently not published at all yet the 77 year old is an established figure in the u.s. in 2016 she received the national humanities medal presented by then president barack obama clark is an adjunct professor who has taught at yale university since 2001 but this year she wasn't considered a nobel prize favorite leaks we have discovered looks poetic fois is very characteristic in mystique the 1st person narrator in her poems would like to be understood and is both passionate and uncompromising but there is also a great deal of humor and wit i

men have been almost for improving auction theory and inventing new auction formats work the swedish academy of sciences says has benefited sellers buyers and taxpayers around the world comes with about 950000 euros prize money and is the last of 6 awards in 2020. and we're now joined by officer levin from business desk office what can you tell us about these 2 women is that work ok so far these are 2 very experienced lifelong economics i could academics or paul milgram and robert wilson paul milligrams the younger of the 2 men at 72 and robert winston is 83 so that underlines just how long they've been working at this so as the swedish academy said that they've been given this award specifically for their work an option theory and coming up with new options for months now that not may not 1st sound like the most into exciting of topics but it's actually a very important topic and one example of how their work has directly probably led to them winning this and impacted policy is that in the united states the federal communications commission which organizes auctions for its so-called spectru

running off a week of awards the royal swedish academy of sciences has given the economics nobel prize to 2 american researches paul milgram and robert wilson it's actually the only category that wasn't established in alfred nobel's will back in 895 it was created in 1909 but that does not make winning it any less sweet. americans have dominated the economics nobel and this year is no exception us academics paul milgram and robert wilson were honored for their groundbreaking research on auction theory the jury noted that the auction formats they develop quote are everywhere and affect our everyday lives they're used in markets for most everything from fishing rights to electricity. every day look at astronomical values between buyers and sellers. they affect all of us perhaps more than we think the 2 economists are affiliated with stanford university in california milgram is 72 wilson is 83 when the swedish academy called to notify him of the selection he admitted that he sticks to theory rather than practice is the way to go bargain or . me my theory of never actively participated in.

running off a week of awards the royal swedish academy of sciences has given the economics nobel prize to 2 american researches paul milgram and robert wilson it's actually the only category that wasn't established in alfred nobel's will back in 895 it was created in 1909 but that does not make winning it any less sweet. americans have dominated the economics nobel in this year is no exception us academics paul milgram and robert wilson were honored for their groundbreaking research on auction theory the jury noted that the auction formats they developed quote are everywhere and affect our everyday lives they're used in markets for most everything from fishing rights to electricity. every day astronomical values between buyers and sellers they affect all of us perhaps more than we think . the 2 economists are affiliated with stanford university in california milgram is 72 wilson is 83 when a swedish academy called to notify him of the selection he admitted that he sticks to theory rather than practice is the way to go bargain or. we might have never actively participate if you don't. m

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been recognized for improving auction theory and the invention of new option formats are all swedish academy of sciences described their auction formats as a beautiful example of how basic research can spark inventions that benefit society . the d.v.d. . on our new. house the. one. you. think. i didn't all just. need to be she. finishes the hour in the. auto much as an associate professor of economics at the university of west of england he's joining us on skype from bristol we appreciate your joining us thank you very much indeed. i'm not entirely sure what an auction format is are you in a position to be able to describe it to me simply. i was just thinking i feel sorry for journalists and others who have to try and explain the contribution of this year's winners because it is very technical it's very much about detail so it's to do with for example do you see the other bidders in the auction do you see what they're betting can you hear them and see them or is it sealed bids and which order are bids placed in so people in 11 different places in the country will know that do not different o

2020 nobel prize in literature has been awarded to the american writer and poet louise glick swedish noble academy said the she had one for her unmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal clicks debut collection of poetry 1st born was published in 1968 she's a pulitzer prize winner and a professor of english literature at yale university the swedish nobel committee described her as one of the most prominent poets in american contemporary literature the academy announce the award after several years of controversy and scandal for the world's preeminent literary accolade. karen hamstead from arts and culture karen it's good to see you so. we're expecting this you know. in a word that i've digested it by now but in a word no i was definitely she was not on top of my radar let's say when i woke up this morning. many obviously as an american poet you will know of her but many people on this side of the pond will not know her work but she's definitely well decorated as you said yourself pulitzer prize in 1903 and she was poet laureate in the states from 2003 t

from the way google sells advertising to the way telecoms companies acquire and ways they're all swedish academy of sciences described the formats as a beautiful example of how basic research can spawn the conventions that benefit society. so this is the odds are these are the top stories and us president donald trump let's resume campaigning off to being forced to suspend all events when he got kind of at 90 took to the stage in florida just hours off to the white house vote to confirm that he tested negative for the virus chum's them across the rival joe biden he'll be campaigning in florida on choose day he kicked off a week of events with 2 rallies in ohio. criticized trump for playing down the coronavirus threat this is the most important election of our lifetimes not because i'm running. because what's at stake the next president is going to determine not just the next 4 years or the next decade or more going to look like because there's such a stark fundamental difference and you here in cincinnati. can make all the difference and all the difference oh i'll. i learned a long time ago comi

winner of the economics prize for milgram was fast asleep when he was contacted by the royal swedish academy of sciences fellow with robert wilson who lives just up the road to run down a ring he's told bell and wake him up to deliver the news. paul. if it's not worse you know you won the nobel you won the nobel prize and so they're trying to reach you but they cannot they don't seem to have a number for you we gave them your cell phone number yeah wow. yeah ok. well yeah well you answer your phone. up next here on the day deb there is a special edition on the corona crisis that we've got to get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site the top to talk of the bath at the top. of the. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. 19 special and next on d w. it was the 1st international tribunal in. the trials. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime were indicted by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes.

for the development of the method for chain mail editing while swedish academy of sciences about thetechnology is contributing to a new therapy is against cancer and inherited diseases the award comes with the shares prize money of around $1000000.00. i thank you for let's get more on that i am joined by. eric williams from d.w. side of here in the studio derek was the surprise it wasn't a surprise it's for one of the 1st times ever since i've been reporting on this it wasn't a surprise these these 2 researchers are kind of rock stars and in the science world because this discovery that they made really only 8 years ago has really changed completely changed the landscape in a in a huge range of fields ranging from from from what we understand about how genes work so basic fundamental research to the cancer research to genetically modifying plants it's had it's made all of those things possible and so it's not surprising in the least in fact i think they probably would have gotten it earlier if not for the fact that there's been an ongoing sort of patent apple and and patent battle an

from for the development of the method for genome editing embroil swedish academy of sciences said that the technology is contributing to new therapies against cancer and inherited diseases the award comes with the shared prize money of around $1000000.00 euros. and speaking about her win earlier in berlin here is nobel laureate and man u. well. yes she did extra many congo and to receive. from sweden i mean it sounds surreal that i says but i could not believe it even though i knew that it would happen one day the 20 pounds that crashed today just it and realize that it has happened let's get more on that i'm joined by derek williams from d.w. science here in the studio derek was the surprise it wasn't a surprise it's for one of the 1st times ever since i've been reporting on this it wasn't a surprise these these 2 researchers are kind of rock stars and in the science world because this discovery that they made really only 8 years ago has really changed completely changed the landscape and in a huge range of fields ranging from from from what we understand about how genes work so basic

went out of the economics prize for milgram was fast asleep when he was contacted by the ball swedish academy of sciences fellow rather a fellow winner robert wilson who lives just up the road to run down ring his doorbell why i came up to deliver the news. paul. and it is far worse than a.o. . you won the nobel you were the nobel prize and so they're trying to reach through but they can't go up they don't seem to have a number for you we gave them your cell phone number yeah well. yeah ok. well yeah well you answer your phone. you know we get the w. news on the go just down the road from google play a homie up still about to give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking into a major part of a news story you can also use it to satisfy tourism videos of what's coming. up next here on d.w.i. business magazine made in germany today to discuss in china rival opata i'll be back at the top off the top of the. germany's business in the middle kingdom it's going well. for how much longer. china. as a trading partner it is becoming been. fr

this is news a live from girl lend a surprise choice by the swedish academy for this year's nobel prize in literature 77 year old american poet louise glick is honored for an unmistakable poetic voice in her work well on the themes of childhood and family life also coming up mike pence in camp campbell harris face off in the u.s. vice presidential debate dominated by the photo virus crisis they also sparred over supreme court appointments abortion.

advance and largely thanks to the prize winners that we're talking about today philippa 8 the swedish royal academy is no 4 taken way too early some time before recognising the work done by scientists is it because that in this particular field you need more time to verify the scientific scientific research and its impact. well i think this is very much what we've seen in the in that the whole history of the nobel prizes paid to recognition comes long after the original work was undertaken but i think what we are now seeing that happen i did see is the direct different items of their accomplishments and identifying the causative virus in identifying a diagnostic test and then following that the the development of antiviral treatments the targeted have the time to see and so we are now being able to reap the full benefits and see the full outcome of that their contributions and we now have these highly effective treatments. a diagnostic test that was able early on to immediately screen blood products and stop important transmission on the 3 of the virus but with the names of the 3 scientists all to

fascinating the law journey it took the scientists to understand the disease and also the swedish while academy to recognize the legacy. yes that's right i mean i've worked in that to see for something like 20 years now and of course it was you know there's no discovered back in 1909 so it's probably a good time now to recognize that now we have these new drugs and different treatments for patients which is a fantastic advance and largely thanks to the prize winners that we're talking about today philippa 8 the swedish royal academy is no 4 taken way too early some time before recognising the work done by scientists is it because that in this particular field you need more time to verify the scientific scientific research and its impact. well i think this is very much what we've seen in there the whole history of the nobel prizes the pave the recognition comes long after the original work was undertaken but i think what we are now seeing that happen i did see is the direct different items of their accomplishments and identifying the causative virus in identifying a diagnostic test and then foll

the swedish academy praised her unmistakable poetic voice and its austere beauty — but added that herthe bbc‘s tim allman reports. it came to me one night as i was falling asleep, that i had finished with those amorous adventures to which i had long been a slave. finished with love, my heart murmured. the words of louise gluck, read by the poet herself. a writer exploring familiar themes like love, ageing, death and humanity. her work had already won plenty of awards, but now it would win the biggest of them of. the nobel prize in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet, louise gluck, for her unmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal. louise gluck has published more than a dozen works of poetry and essays. her voice described as unmistakable and compromising and candid, always striving for clarity. this is a great resource when treats grey topics with radical change, a lea p forward topics with radical change, a leap forward is made out of deep loss. presented with a national humanities medal by paracki national humanities meda

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for their development of a message for genome editing the royal swedish academy of sciences said it is contributing to new therapies against cancer and heritage diseases like. this is g.w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram d w news or visit our website dot com. fresh out of hospital those still being treated for covered 19 u.s. president donald trump has called off negotiations with congress about a new covered 19 relief bill the president has accused the crazy nancy pelosi and radical left democrats is we're just playing games democratic presidential challenger joe biden said the president has turned his back on the american people so look at that. look ahead to tonight's vice presidential debate. and this is the day. creating unnecessary hardship for. many will undergo extended periods of unemployment. for their support. are still. at. the backing of christian evangelicals in the case wing state of ohio is such an important issue in our time and i cannot trust a president who believes that abortion is ok without the right to life we have nothing. u.s. president dona

and a the royal swedish academy of sciences said that the gene technology is contributing to do therapeutic and cancer and inherited diseases they are the 6th and the 7th women to win this prestigious prize. pictures. and let's pray indeed derek well yes from d.w. science to tell us a little bit more about this i mean these announcements are often a surprise but was this one for you no this was actually the one i've got it right the 3rd one right out of about 50 but actually that's not really it's not really having a crystal ball these these 2 researchers are really kind of kind of pop stars and in the science world and just because this discovery was so groundbreaking and so game changing in so many different ways even though it was really only discovered in the 1st publications came out years ago people have been expecting them to actually get this prize either for chemistry or for or for medicine for a few years now which is practically unheard of actually in the know about of the world but it's just proven itself over and over and over again in so many different areas everything from ca

the swedish academy has announced the latest winner for a nobel prize. in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet louise glick for her political voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal. is professor of english at yale university she's also won the pulitzer prize and the national book award a work often focuses on childhood and family life and the bond between siblings. ok updating your top stories so far this half hour u.s. president donald trump is refusing to take part in a virtual debate with his democratic rival joe biden the debate commission change the format after trump was treated for cope with 19 his campaign says he'll do a rally instead i heard that the commission a little while ago changed the debate style and then that's not acceptable to us beat him easily in the 1st debate going to the polls that i've seen but i beat him easily in that i felt they beat him easily i think he felt it too and now i'm not going to waste my time in a virtual debate that's not what debating is all about you sit behind a co

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many literary experts believe the swedish academy made a good choice. you can. look and be is an important poet who has cultivated a devoted following his body is one here in sweden as well with a few and although she is still an insider tip she is definitely a poet who just serves a larger audience. after last year's scandals concerning allegations of sexual misconduct and the choice of paper a hunka for the literature award this year's selection is less controversial the chairman of the nobel committee said the group wanted to focus attention on literature again. that's it you're up to date small world news of the top of the hour coming up next has your business attacked. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons but. there are many.

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from the way that google sells advertising the way telecoms companies acquire waves the role swedish academy of sciences described the formats is a beautiful example of how basic research can spark invent inventions that benefit society. is fast becoming an uninhabitable hell for millions of people with little real progress to stop climate change a new u.n. report says the number of natural disasters is nearly doubled in the last 2 decades floods and storms account for around 80 percent of the increases the u.n. says lead is doing enough to save the planet. meanwhile researches on the world's biggest mission to the north pole say they have proof of a dying ocean an ice breaker carrying $300.00 scientists from the year long trip to study the region has returned to its home port in germany the mission's leaders says they witness global warming when they walked on thin brittle ice in the north pole and warned if the trend continues they'll be ice free arctic summers within the next few decades but will nichols's the head of environmental risk at the global risk analysis company very sick maple

the swedish academy has announced the latest winner for a nobel prize the rebel prize in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet louise click for her mistake people poor to voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal. luck is professor of english at yale university she's also won the pulitzer prize and the national book award a work often focuses on childhood and family life and the bond between siblings. ok updating your top stories so far this half hour u.s. president donald trump is refusing to take part in a virtual debate with his democratic rival joe biden the debate commission change the format after trump was treated for cope with 19.

born writer and poet louise gluck she wins for her unmistakable poetic voice according to the swedish nobel academy it was a live pictures you're looking at there as they and announce that she has received this award that will tell us more about her and we'll work in just a few moments a couple of volumes to stay tuned for that but in the meantime we want to tell you that the coronavirus and the economy has dominated the 1st and only vice presidential debate ahead of the u.s. elections republican vice president mike pence and his democratic challenger senator carl a harris clashed from behind plexiglass over the trumpet ministrations response to the pentameter other hot button issues where the president's choice for the open seat on the supreme court abortion and the ongoing unrest in america's cities. after the recent chaotic presidential debate this seemed civil and much more orderly the 2 candidates seated at a safe distance divided by plexiglass barriers in the 1st and only vice presidential debate both harris and pence seemed ready for fire willing to give every new device i just like he inter

for all swedish academy of sciences said the technology is contributing to new therapies against cancer and inherited does. what comes with shared prize money of around $1000000.00 euros. and his nobel laureate emmanuel charpentier in berlin speaking about her winner leah. yeah i feel extremely canno and to receive. recognition from sweden i mean it sounds surreal that i says but i could not believe it even though i knew that it would happen one day but when it happens then crashed today just it and realize that it has happened. well for more i'm joined by they operate from the science welcome where tell us more about this year's winners did it come a surprise well this year it didn't come as a surprise we've been waiting for this for a long time because it's really a groundbreaking research that even though they did their findings were only published 8 years ago which is nothing compared to the decades that that it needs normally that scientists are rewarded that this prize. budget was such a grown breaking research that we waited for it and it's also really great symbol i think becaus

for the development of a method for genome editing the royal swedish academy of sciences said that the technology is contributing to new therapies against cancer and inherited diseases they ward comes with the shared prize money of around $1000000.00 giraffes very much and speaking about her when earlier and berlin here is nobel laureate emmanuel shop and today. yes she did extremely well know them and to receive. use for cognition from sweden i mean it sounds surreal that i says but i could not believe it even though i knew that. one day the 20th up owns that crash to digest it and realize that it has happened let's get more on that i am joined by derrick williams from d.w. science here in the studio derek was the surprise it wasn't a surprise it's for one of the 1st times ever since i've been reporting on this it wasn't a surprise these these 2 researchers are kind of rock stars and in the science world because this discovery that they made really only 8 years ago has really changed completely changed the landscape and in a huge range of fields ranging from from from what we understa

this year's joint winner of economics prize was fast asleep when he was contacted by the royal swedish academy of sciences fellow winner robert wilson who lives just up the road had to run down ring his doorbell and wake him up to deliver the news. oh paul. it's a it's not we'll see you won the nobel you won the nobel prize and so they're trying to reach you but they cannot they don't seem to have a number for you we gave them your cell phone number yeah well. yeah ok. well you know when you answer your phone. sounds like somebody was taken by surprise that you're watching the news and here's a reminder of our top stories at this hour european union countries have agreed on a so-called traffic light system for restricting travel from one of our. countries will be labeled as green orange old wretch depending on the rate of the infections this comes as europe's hottest had come to check their public imposes a 3 week state of emergency. nomination for the bacon seat on the supreme court says her religious views would not influence her decisions the 2nd day of confirmation hearings saunters like a

the swedish academy today called her one of the most prominent poets in american contemporary literaturepared her work to emany -- dickinson. announces a major withdrawal of u.s. groups from afghanistan. fighting between armena and azerbaijan threatens to draw regional powers into conflict. a critical race in maine could shame the balance of power in theu.s.senate, and more.un cer: this is the pbs newshour. from weta studios in scomba in the west. from the walter con -- cronkite scoop of journalism at arizona state c judy: y the taliban welcomed an announcemenby president trump, that all u.s. troops should leave afghanistan by the end of te year. but the questions about how that announcement was received by the u.s. military, and by u.s. and afghan negotiators who are in peace talks right now. nick schifn joins me to explain. nick: threeim in the last 24 hours, the white house wanted to accelete withdrawal from afghanistan. the first instance was yesterday afternoon, when national security advisor robert o'brien spoke in las vegas -- nevada's a swing state -- and for the first time revea

. -- the year's prize royal swedish academy of today decided to award the prize in economic to paul milgram and robert wilson for improvements to auction theory and invention of new auction formats. tom: the celebration today in california, more than anywhere else, at stanford university. i think of frequent guest michael spence and all of his work in economics. it devolves down to the leadership of robert wilson out of nebraska. he has held court since 1968 on the theory of syndicates at stanford university. professor wilson, for all of us, for michael mckee, congratulations on this award. were you surprised? >> yes, i was surprised. theeemed like most of interests in auctions peaked 10, 20 years ago. tom: i look at this, and we know from stanford the monetary theory of john taylor and the hoover institution and such. describe what auction theory means for our organization, for our societal organization, where stanford has led for 40 years. >> we think of it more generally in terms of auction design, that there are ways in which the institutions, the procedural rules and so on, the ways in