yana from the cove also carries out m.r.i. scans on her test subjects she wants to see exactly which regions of the brain are being activated. the frontal lobes are responsible for handling complex tasks. that's the part of the brain that's located behind our forehead practice allocates how many resources are devoted to each particular task it ends it when we're dealing with several tasks that once this part of the brain has to work hard to ensure that the various tasks i don't get muddled up thus if i shouldn't. be here the test subjects are being asked to keep track of various faces and places and how they are linked in quick succession of course the more complex the tasks the slower the response this process can be observed in the frontal lobe. when the mets lower responses correlate with increased brain activity when the task is very difficult when the test subjects respond more slowly or make mistakes and then we see more activity in this part of the brain. when the brain processes the same information over and over it be

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sadly, i have to report this isal yana's last newscast. after 11:00 she's done and her and her family are relocating. >> i'm going to miss you so much. i told myself i wasn't going to cry. this has been an amazing journey. i want to thank everyone that's showed live and support and played for my family. thank you for inviting me into your home. it been an honor. thank you guys. >> you will be missed. i know this is a great opportunity. >> well-deserved. >> when i started here about 11 years ago, i was nervous. she comes in with so much confidence but never arrogance, sweet and caring. >> that's what it's like working with her. >> the bay has been so great. thank you so much. >>> we have more news. wildfires forced 100,000 people to evacuate their homes. we'll have the latest on the frontline. >> the national league championship series is underway. how a nationals pitcher almost made playoff history. the niners and rams on a collision course.

but this kind of situation is becoming increasingly rare neuroscientists yana from the cove or is investigating how our brains cope when they're forced to continually switch between tasks. she's conducting experiments in which people have to solve a set of complicated exercises. they're asked to distinguish between monsters on a computer screen that entails keeping track of 9 different distinct characteristics and identifying them by clicking on the right keys. shunk them it's hard if they really have to concentrate. the experiment is intended to simulate situations we face at work and in our leisure time but we have to tackle a wide range of tasks in rapid succession. the program 1st tests how quickly the test subjects console simple tasks. then they're asked to focus on more and more features such as color form and pattern under increasing time pressure. attorney these are situations in which our brain has to make a clear distinction between various steps and decisions we do these things more or less automatically before our brain it's hard work into. a frantic over also carries out m.r.i. sc

personal opinion obviously i have an opinion but i'll keep it to myself it's a thorny issue philmont and yanalike it's your last resort and then you've got. the mayor doesn't see it as a thorny issue in fact copeland is amused by german worries. all of you much easier go border for move there we have trouble understanding the german angst. when people discuss nuclear power in germany they completely vilifying. their i'd say over here a lot less vehement. or they're more prudent. in this respect germany and france are very different. that's just how it is. the fact that that sometimes about to close has a lot to do with germany you're both going to who are the more we go through in. german attitudes to nuclear power are certainly very different. we ask d.d.a. no coos the anti nuclear power campaigner who's familiar with both german and french mentalities why france is so keen on nuclear power. as well i phone so i guess we have question that they just don't question it if there's the electricity comes from nuclear power end of story. there's no alternative if it was presented as the solution f

yana was 40 friends described her as a cheerful woman who enjoyed life and was especially fond of folk pop. then he went into a kebab shop and shot the 20 year old kevin as a passionate soccer fan. 2 people murdered by a fanatical right wing extremist a shock to hama and germany as a whole. our political correspondent simon young is in the nearby town of mazza bora where the 2 members commemoration is taking place dan simon just 1st of all tell us more about these ceremonies there it's very. you call there are several 100 people gathered here both inside and outside the church behind me here in may as a book that's not very far from where that anti semitic attack took place and people have come here bringing flowers lighting candles hugging each other and expressing i think their feelings of grief a lot of them members and supporters of the local football club how f c which this young man kevin 20 years old the victim of a random killing he was an ardent supporter of that football club so in this community it's people showing solidarity and showing how they've been affected by an attac

economic sanctions i think it hard the vast majority of the citizens whichever country it is josaphat yana thank you so much for joining us . well they've been protesting guinea over potential changes to the constitution there that myal our president alpha condé to seek a 3rd term in the next year's election several opposition politicians and that a government demonstrators have been jailed in the past priyanka gupta reports the protesters marched in their thousands in guinea's capital conakry moment the they are angry about a possible cost issue change that they see will push me into a dictatorship the people are accusing afrikander off wanting to hold onto power for the town for them 10 years of condit's government are enough mr. we here today to say no to a 3rd term alpha condé no 2 referendum we are all together here saying of condé must by 2020 have to 2 terms in office he should go many protesters will read for those killed last week unlike those days peaceful march those demonstrations the violent and the crackdown severe opposition leaders say 10 people were killed the government p

reforms from within the system we respond from the streets and see it's too little too late guillen yana killed on we want to all of them out of power there is so much more to talk to i guess about rahm. but when friday at the end of the show thank you gas for helping us understand this protest demonstrations revolution however you want to categorize it so much better in lebanon will be following you on all of your instagram and your social accounts or everybody look here of course out is a middle column you have the latest for the insights and the news and stuff and decorous work as well she was with us on the show but for now on twitter you called for a slash the stream the conversation continues that i will see you next time take everybody . current. investigative journalism. global experts in discussion 3 times you put a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos the wisdom of it was brought to us we want to have stories from other angles. open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today you have to rethink pretty much everything thank you for talking t

if yana or todd it is here with first word news -- viviana or todd a is here with first word news.: vice president mike pence criticizing china's actions against protesters in hong kong. he also accuses beijing of curtailing the rights and liberties of the city's residents. the u.s. justice department opening a criminal investigation on illegal spying on donald trump and his 2016 campaign. it has been largely secret for months. the investigation is widening just as the u.s. house impeachment inquiry is becoming a threat to the trump presidency. over to northern california's wine country, where pg&e had a power line failure moments before a wild fire broke out nearby. that fire blackening 16,000 acres, destroying 49 structures. earlier this week, the bankrupt utility turned off electric power to half a million people in california to prevent powerlines from starting fires. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. -- i'miana or tonto viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. alix: coming up,