mark gurman used to talk about tv was the cure for boredom. the cure for boredom in 2018 is instagram. people use it anywhere they go to kill a moment in time. this is the dominant cure for boredom for people all around the world. it is going to grow from one billion to 2 billion users. time spent is growing and it is the mall where everybody finds goods and services that they are interested in. products, you the can make a reasonable argument that over the next five years, maybe seven years, that instagram will be a bigger business in court facebook. maybe-- core facebook. maybe they get facebook stories to work, but i believe the growth potential of instagram over the next five to seven years, as they get things like stories, monetization, to kick in -- they already have the users, they just have to get the monetary should -- monetization to kick in. instagram seems echo beast that really will create tremendous value for facebook shareholders. there has definitely been mistakes and challenges in cleaning up the newsfeed and making it a safer

also on the programme: a german nurse who says he was motivated by boredom and vanity, has admitted killing 100 patients under his watch. niels hogel becomes germany's most prolific post war serial killer. and where are the world leaders who would save our planet? not only are we facing climate change catastophe, but today we learn that 60% of global wildlife populations have disappeared since 1970. hello and welcome.

serial killer admits a hundred people prosecutors claim the former nurse murdered patients out of boredom and vomiting. and deadly storms strike it's of a fierce wind at least ten in various swamps with high water. welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel has returned to business as usual following monday's announcement that she will retire from politics in twenty twenty one today she's hosting african heads of state at a summit in berlin the chancellor has pledged a billion euros for a new fund that ems to tackle under development on the continent mass migration from africa has been one of the topics that has dogged her chancellorship as a controversial decision in twenty fifteen to allow in more than a million refugees. on the sidelines of the summit chancellor merkel told the press that her phased withdrawal from politics would not affect the german foreign policy . i think the negotiating position in international negotiations will not be changed or affected in any way you can only say that i will now fully focus on my job to stay ahead of government and as far as a list

it is a situation of boredom. sort of the boredom of life when you are not about to fight. great writers famous book "red badge of courage" basically -- was not written until the describest basically the soldiers' anxiety to get into battle. they want something to happen after all these days of waiting around. these men are tent mates, they are roommates. how are they interacting with each other? haley. >> they are not facing one another so i think it is boredom, they are just waiting for an order, something to do. prof. lubin: that is very good. they are not facing to each other. in fact, one soldier has turned his back on the other. imagine if you and your roommate interacted like that. it would suggest get out of my space, i need my own space. i don't want to egg knowledge you are there. -- egg knowledge were there. both men are looking down. -- this is a beautiful homer moment, both men are looking down but it is almost as if they are looking at different things. they are not even looking at the world around them. they are probably looking into their past or future. the

war is mostly boredom, long periods of boredom, punctuated by terrifying madness and surrealism. but it's impossible to actually show. (explosions) annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of: hello, i'm john lithgow. welcome to "american cinema." sam fuller, a great director and a veteran, says the only way to make a war movie realistic is to have someone with a rifle stand behind the screen and shoot at the audience because war is so gruesome that nothing on the screen can ever really capture it. during world war ii, hollywood produced films which softened war realities with tales of heroism and valor. the platoon of "bataan" and "guadalcanal diary" portrayed an america true to its ideal, if not its reality; a model of ethnically diverse americans working together. there was always a tension between hollywood's portrayal and filmmakers' experiences. directors like john ford and sam fuller, who had really seen battle, brought a deeper urgency and understanding to the films they made. they left

having your cake and eating it and cherry picking and so there is a boredom about that.levant towards the possible fudge, that is something about the disposition about the freedom of movement. a lot of countries in europe are moving towards a tougher line on immigration, so i think you could be part of maybe a second vote on the deal, the deal could go back to the people saying, look, we have secured maybe stricter controls on freedom of movement... that ship has sailed several years ago. there was a referendum in britain, the government saw... people did not vote for this mess. people voted to leave the european union and britain is going to leave the european union. on that note, that is definitely where we end dateline london for this week. let's see what happens at the summit and let's see what we might be discussing around the table this time next week. join us if you can. thanks for watching. bye— bye. hello there. the heaviest rain this week is likely to be on monday. not quite sure where it will be, mind you. towards wales and the west country, everything will mo

cake and eating it and cherry picking and so there is a boredom about that.it is relevant with the possible fudge, —— changing and i think it is relevant towards the possible fudge, and that is something about the freedom of movement. a lot of countries in europe are moving towards a tougher line on immigration, so i think it could be part of maybe a second vote on the deal, the deal could go back to the people saying, look, we have secured maybe stricter controls on freedom of movement... that ship has sailed several years ago. there was a referendum in britain am a people... people did not vote for this mess. people voted to leave the european union and britain is going to leave the european union. on that note, that is where we end dateline london for this week. let's see what happens at the summit and see what we might be discussing around the table this time next week. we have seen torrential and in places disruptive rainfall over the last 24 others. more today. still some strong wind. for south—east england it will be very warm. storm callu m england it

also on the programme: a german nurse who says he was motivated by boredom and vanity, has admitted killingatch. niels hogel becomes germany's most prolific post war serial killer. and where are the world leaders who would save our planet?

ending the lives of a hundred people prosecutors claim the former nurse most of the patients out of boredom and vanity. faced with the prospect of unemployment spanish coal miners come up with a horrifying response. on the david and goliath confrontation in the german tiny are rooting house and played host to powerhouse munich tonight on the full division clubs hoping for a massive upset. history with a difference lights up. the syrian ex-pats take the music of their lives to the fixed . welcome to the program. german chancellor i'm going to mexico is getting on with government business today after announcing how gradual withdrawal from power today she's hosting african leaders in a fundraising drive of one of whose aims is to reduce migration into europe ironically this is the issue that more than any other has hastened the chance of a political divide us. just a day after announcing she's to leave the political stage within three years angela merkel was back showing that for now she's still at the heart of things germany is hosting african leaders as part of a drive to boost investment in

boredom is a huge theme for homer. she wants to be outside in the sunlight, but instead, she is restricted in space. you could say winslow homer -- some people think he is a misogynist. he puts females and inferior positions. i think you can make a case that whatever he was like in his personal life, his paintings are sympathetic to the case of people who are suffering a limitation. whether it is a veteran suffering what we call ptsd or a teacher realizes her horizons have been blacked out. homer was an outsider all of his life. towas particularly sensitive the loneliness of other outsiders. this became one of homer's most famous paintings and is still a very famous painting. , almost tomage sawyer image of american innocence. you have a number of barefoot boys. that is what they were called. that became the term for the young american boy he went out there and raise himself up by his bootstraps. he did not even have bootstraps. he is barefoot and in touch with nature. feet on the ground. the boys are playing a game ou

for seven hours that will have some numbness for about an exam or for some of the boredom of them of the who could have a walk in the sun without her. as i'm a southerner stay in the oslo accords were an achievement and the role of norway crucial but they ultimately proved to be a stage in the peace process and the search for a just and lasting peace in the middle east still continues today. al-jazeera world travels to the lebanese city of tripoli. to meet the widows living in one of the world's most ancient refuges. more than seven hundred years old it's still up holds the charitable tradition of sheltering those with no means of supporting themselves the widows sanctuary on al-jazeera.

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country the defendant is accused of committing mass murder his motivation according to the prosecution boredom and vanity and unusually large crowd turned up to witness the proceedings the trial is taking place in a conference center to accommodate the crowd many relatives of the victims of. the trial is unusual because there are so many people involved. and one hundred twenty six hope plaintiffs in having represented by seventeen lawyers from that means the trial is huge just because of the number of people involved the defendant is alleged to have injected his victims with drugs to bring about a cardiac arrest he then tried to resuscitate them as a way of impressing his colleagues he allegedly killed more than one hundred people like this some of his colleagues are accused of turning a blind eye. it's up to about two or three i'm expecting us to get justice for all the victims and that the defendant will have his sentence extended i also hope that in the course of the trial we will find out more details about the role of the hospital's involved before you go to. the clinic and do more work.

that leads to a lot of boredom. is a major driver towards drugs and other addictions, screen time, video games, and such. it seems like you're treating the symptoms of boredom. is anybody looking at alternatives, productive, useful tongs people can be doing create alternatives for people so they do not get bored and get into drugs and stuff like that? there are social determinants that go into why individuals develop substance use disorders. it is a combination of the environment as well as hereditary -- heredity. it is not one thing or one factor. there is a combination of factors. but i am a lawyer and not a doctor, so i will let the doctor speak. [laughter] >> i agree with what was just said. , theresay scientifically is data that the number one reason people misuse opioids is because of pain. 62.4% of people misuse opioids because of pain. in order to solve the opioid crisis or at least one aspect of the overall substance use crisis, we have to to deal with pain. pay needs to be dealt with -- withneeds to be dea

by etf's, by sectors, i don't know if that is boredom.be interesting to see what happens when you don't have the perennial market runoffs, whether active gets more attractive to people, as opposed to passive, when not all boats are floating on the tide. caroline: you talked about how the environment help she said on cash to put to work. what about your clients being able to put their own cash to work in other areas? are they just -- could they ever take it out of ameritrade and put it in a bank? tim: absolutely. the way to think of it is roughly speaking to factors. the interest rates, as they start to rise, they get maximum yield for their money. the vast majority of our clients are looking to use cash. that is their dry powder they're going to deploy. quickly, want to talk we have seen this race to the bottom, and i'm wondering how that has affected how you adjust to an environment where you have a certain group of investors expecting to hit rock-bottom? tim: i say look at the longer-term trends. and ourameritrade closest competitors we

that leads to a lot of boredom. boredom is a major driver towards drugs and other addictions. screen time, video games and such. is anybody looking at alternatives? productive, useful things that people can be doing to create alternatives for people so they don't get bored and get into drugs and stuff like that? >> there are social determinants that go into ym individuals develop disorders. it's a combination of the environment as well as hereditary, heredity. it's really not one thing or one factor. there's a combination of factors. but i'm a lawyer, not a doctor so i will let the doctor-->> thanks. i agree with what was just sad. i will see that scientifically, there is data that the number one reason why people misuse opioids is because of pain. 62.4% misuse them because of pain. in order for us to solve the opioid crisis or at least one aspect, we have to deal with pain and pain needs to be dealt with not as until but as a holistic multimodal option including physical fitness, physical therapy, non-opioid pain medications. other types of behavioral therapy is. -- behaviora

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going to run the risk of boredom with your goal to break into. the. prosecution will need to become almost. a full design. where you question the thread you'll find. somebody to i mean yeah i'm mean political pressure on that i needed to clear the security. business models used by american corporations. he's sold them could matilda's you to use the controls on the scene. of the solution. in association with. new can he sell sandals it is just me he literally came to an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. traum has been coming up with a lot of statements saying that the states will go should take care of the middle east or other we're still committed to the middle east so there's there's a lot of incoherence there but i think saudi arabia is hugely important to the united states and i think trump understands that and this is this is exactly what was driving his kind of commentary on the. killing i think that's the end of the day it's not going to change the status quo of america's policy do so if you don't go. i would prefer to say. the human

go on the list of boredom in the gulf region today with the tea party now in jeopardy jared heads to give stephen the bad news this does he doesn't think it's a good idea he doesn't think. you scream one try to find the right type of would do this. close to tell somebody shuts me i'm going to get through it. see that's not going to work i'm not back in those two tires up on those routes killed in one. way or another problem or one of these for the first question is going to be. the workers square. able to come up with a plane to load the are beyond safely they decide to compromise the safety of the barge by taking down the railings see they can pull these are the rock. phrase god. thank you so much because this. is pretty good it does not work just fine. i think around to something. think you're on the surface today stephen learned how to build a barge in high time but that's not the only thing that stephenson learned over the course of this pilgrimage. read george or was it. like that and this is just a normal. these are most. ok . there were things he didn't know and things he real

it's lizzy boredom. >> she shares some conner halloween secrets. >> i thought scary spice, jaden's costume>> becky? i'm not sure what is going on here, but i love it. sharknadoconnor. >> as for sara gilbert? well, we talked to her on the set of "the talk" where she was dressed up as pink for tomorrow's halloween episode. her character skips dressing up tonight, but she's psyched for tonight's guest star. >> it's great. i mean matthew is, you know, theater act. such a high caliber, high quality actor. so to get to work with him along with the cast that i already love working with is just unbelievable. >> hey, sarah you want unbelievable. jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon will make over $1 million an episode for their upcoming new show. jennifer made a $1 million on "friends." >>> well last night was a big one for our girl gayle king. she was inducted into the broadcasting and cable hall of fame and who better to help her live her best life than her best friend oprah. >> she's introducing me and i didn't even ask her. they just asked her if she would do a tape. >> i said i don't want to

agricultural town and in many ways this aspect seems untouched everything has its own place including boredom emptiness and silence the streets are practically deserted it's a town that has motion this within its history and past. then you have another town the one that needs to welcome this new wave of residence oil company settling down a large numbers with the goal of extracting at least a million barrels of oil a day. this is the one we unpacked like a raft gift and a real without so growing up with a kind of uniformity copy and paste prefabricated never custom made. investors are right in that everything based upon a population that should be multiplied by for. the first came up in the spring of two thousand ford saying i work there are neighbors they did a hydraulic fracturing and i was looking at how much it will not cost me to stay somewhere you know if i was just going to stand wholesale it was like one hundred dollars and i was an ok hundred dollars a day seven days a week that's seven hundred dollars of course a whole week and. so i just came to the conclusion you know what i get m

. >>> and boasting about boredom.he state with a brutally honest tourist campaign. >>> but first when we come back, the big lottery jackpot tonight, nearly $1 billion with a "b," billion. what you need to know before joining your office ticket pool and the so-called lottery curse. that's next. so-called lottery curse, next. is important to me so father being diagnosed with advanced non-small cell lung cancer made me think of all the things that i wanted to teach my kids. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (roger) my doctor said i could start on keytruda so i did. with each scan things just got better. (avo) in a clinical study, keytruda offered patients a longer life than chemotherapy. and it could be your first treatment. keytruda is for adults with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread... ...who test positive for pd-l1 and whose tumors do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. it's the immunotherapy with the most fda-approved uses for advanced lung cancer. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack

five prevent boredom in traffic ryan moats yes because you can take your hands off the wheel to do things like take a sip of water. but too long and the car sounds an alarm reminding you to concentrate and that's because the law currently since you can't take your hands off the wheel for an unlimited period of time while driving. in fumbling cars going on fog dolphin see how that works and moreover camera also keeps watch over the cockpit checking while you continue to pay attention even when your hands are off the wheel or whether you might be chatting to much with passengers because that hasn't been regulated either that's why there are still strict limits in europe and here in the us is going hope the rules are more relaxed so he doesn't have to touch the steering wheel as often from like cot just. another helpful feature is the parking back up assistant i know explains how that works in detail. then. if he's parked in a tight space or has even driven into a cul de sac that's hard to get out of then he activates the assistant because it's recorded the last fifty meters then he's driven

this is europe's new external boredom with border guards equipped by the e.u. and trained by the e.u. . we need people who are going to make the attempt. it means risking their lives. for the boys who feel that we wandered around for three days without food or water we were just dumped in the desert it was really bad people were dying or falling ill and the children these are far. the people here tell us the desert has been turned into one big sign a train is this the result of aid. policies in africa. desert as far as the eye can see. where on our way to mali in the jap. both countries played key roles for european migration policy. the two african states are expected to keep refugees away in return for european investment and development and security. are the two most important transit countries for west africa a journey takes us to meet people in both countries in asia to the capital niamey and the desert city of a desert in mali to the capital bamako and the northern city of gar. germany's armed forces the bundeswehr on patrol in the african desert. we go o

when he is out on tour at these major championships, how does he alleviate any potential boredom?nds on the team as well play, so we can play when everyone is in different countries, when everyone is away and stuff, everyone can catch up together. lastly, will bayley, famed for jumping on the table and hugging an official after winning gold at the rio paralympics. he is widely tipped to add to his 2014 world medal. so is he part of this group? ijust hide in the corner. you are supposed to go around on playstation shooting people and stuff. ijust hide in the cupboard and hope no one finds me. they played six hours a day or something like that. ijust play when i go to camp. ben croucher there. we've heard before about british athletes who were inspired to take up sport professionally, after volunteering at the 2012 olympics. dina asher—smith famously went from kit—carrier to sprint champion. well, nekoda smythe—davis was an admin assistant in at the london games and was watching the judo and that was enough to push her into taking the sport seriously. and after winning silver at las

this is a situation of boredom. they are not about to fight, and they are bored. the red badge of courage, which wasn't written until the 1890s, but describes the soldiers with anxiety to get into battle. they would like something to finally happen after all of these days of waiting around. these men are roommates. how do they interact with each other? >> they are not facing one another. like you said, they are just waiting for something to do you. s.t.e.m. that is very good. if you think about that, they are not facing each other. in fact, one soldier has turned his back on the other. and imagine, if you and your roommate interacted like that. it would almost suggest, get out of my space. i don't want to acknowledge that you are there. this is another, beautiful moment. both men are looking down. it's almost like they are looking at different things. in fact, they are not looking at the world around them. they are probably looking into their past or their future. they are elsewhere. homer shows, in a confined space, these two soldiers who are not related to one a

but boredom only does the diversity both in a great culture and in our food when we switch to modern wheat for i.z.'s. and the mineral levels have all. city creased in the suites. hopes means so we get less micronutrients from the modern weeks than we did from the old varieties. and i was not possible most of them. fixed fairly and what ensued we have put too much emphasis on high yield crops there were fifty years ago we had ten tons of straw to four tons of grain it all today we have ten tons of grain into four tons of straw but we need to eat twice as much flour to get the same amount of nutrients for someone magnetics and. more carbohydrates and fewer micronutrients the vitamins and minerals that govern all the functions of our cells and which in small quantities are essential to us. more sugar less nourishment. is it possible we're eating more because our bodies suffer from deficiencies. always thing more as a result of this nutrient content i think we are i think that the going the body strive towards wanting something nourishing something that it requires. and that is not so u

his apparent motive — boredom and an apparent desire to impress colleagues by trying to resuscitate thedfather. translation: today, he looked like a vulnerable little mass murderer. he didn't look arrogant or aggressive or dangerous. earlier, he spoke to the bbc. he wrote to hogel, who's already serving a life sentence over the deaths of six patients, to ask why. he just said that he lost the contact to people, to human beings lying there. it was just bodies for him. he was killing everyone he could get, just playing with them, like someone who was using something mechanical, something like a computer. you swich a body on and off. in court for the confession, the families of the dead. many had no idea their loved ones were murdered until investigators exhumed the remains. what's troubling the relatives, what's troubling germany is how this could've happened. we now know that two hospitals ignored unusually high death rates. we also know that even when hogel was caught trying to kill a patient, he wasn't immediately removed from hisjob. failures which helped to facilitate the murderous a

for general boredom and the operational readiness of his troops had to come first before. dusk we have an upper limit here when it comes to troop numbers and accounting and every service provided by a civilian means that we don't need a soldier to do it you know if they can focus on military spitzer's off guard mines at some point the german parliament has to approve every mission and just ambitious troop levels for each mandate employees of civilian contractors aren't counted in those limits critics say it's a way to evade the parliamentary men date. the german ministry of defense responded to our inquiry in writing. it said the commissioning of private service providers takes place outside the area of core military capabilities i.e. particularly in the air. of logistical and technical support for this reason it does not fall under the scope of the constitutionally established parliamentary oversight. the bundeswehr defines its core military mission in afghanistan as reconnaissance surveillance security evacuation and the training of local security forces. in the case of