experimental psychologist charles spencer works with chef uses kitchen peering professor spence is head of a cross model lab at oxford university and researchers how effects can amplify influence and even deceive our sensory experiences too much testing in the science lab it's not like releasing sticking people in brain scott to see which part of the brain lights up you can find things out but it's nothing like a social dance. experience so we try to capture people in the wild as much as possible and here's who a perfect potential opportunity for that is a coming to a kind of intimate if unusual experimental almost dining experience does a mushroom dish taste more like it came from a forest when it's served on a wooden platter. getting out of the shell. do you only see the color red here because. back at the tasting menu. the main course squid resort. designs are projected onto the table does that impact its taste intensity. the fact that your brain can't quite make sense of. what's the food what's the and which was leading the other is kind of attention catching say more likely to pay

betting at the moment is on names like arthur, alexander, james, charles, philip, have the knowledge to others in the royal family. what about spencer diana's side, could that be a middle name or a penultimate name for the ba by‘s surname. name or a penultimate name for the baby's surname. one of my favourite yesterday was perhaps we should call the baby brexit so we can say we have safely delivered exit and move forward as a country. but, perhaps without political theme continuing, jesse jackson said yesterday that he thought very much that this was a significant barrier, the first baby within the african—american tradition that is part of this ba by‘s tradition that is part of this baby's heritage, tradition that is part of this ba by‘s heritage, of tradition that is part of this baby's heritage, of course, with mixed—race parentage in its many hats now, a realfirst for modern royal family

charles spencer took to twitter to congratulate the couple.. a government—backed inquiry led by the former children's minister edward timpson demands headteachers be accountable for the exam records of pupils they remove. the inquests are expected to begin today into the deaths of those who died in the london bridge and borough market attack almost two years ago. eight people were killed by three attackers who were then shot dead by armed police. the inquests will examine the circumstances of each death as well as how the leader of the attack was able to plan it, even though he was the target of an m15 investigation. theresa may will meet the chairman of the 1922 committee of conservative backbenchers today as pressure for her to set a firm departure date for brexit intensifies. it is understood that the prime minister will have discussions with sir graham brady after the committee requested "clarity" on when mrs may will stand down and how she might trigger a leadership contest. the time a teenager spends on social media has only a small nega

betting favorites on the baby's names are alexander, james, arthur, albert, and some say spencer, the maiden name of charlesther, the late princess diana. >>> "the new york times" looks at a report that finds huge racial disparities in pregnancy-related deaths. the cdc says african-american, native american and alaskan american are three times more likely to die from pregnancy than white women. researchers say 60% of all pregnancy-related deaths can be prevented with better health care and stable housing and transportation. >>> "the wall street journal" reports the federal appeals court ruled that president trump's back to mexico asylum policy can stay in effect for the time being. it means the administration can continue to return central american migrants to mexico while their asylum requests in the u.s. are being decided in the courts. the rule has been handed down by the left leaning circuit court of appeals. the court has been a frequent target of mr. trump's complaints. it's not a final decision and the case could end up in the supreme court. >>> the "houston chronicle" reports police in houston in a

darcy spencer, news 4. >> such a difficult story and both suspects are being held at the charles countyention center without bond. >>> prince george's county police making a quick arre after more than a dozen air bag thefts this week. police say early wednesday morning two men broke into 19 different honda vehicles and stole the air bags. the break-ins happened in bowie and a few other neighborhoods neay. michael roan and roy guzman has been charged. we've learned roane has a history of thefts. last year he w arrested for steeling morehan 80 tiresnd rims from cars in alexandria. >>> metro's summer shutdown begins tomorrow.t six metro sions south of reagan national airport will remain closed until a week after labor day so that metro can repair the platforms. metro will operate free shuttle buses to and from the affected stations and extra services being added on all srts of alternative forms of transportation this summer. you can read about that in our nbc washington app by searching summer shutdown. >>> and important primary election coming up in less than three weeks in fairfax county

learned detectives in charles county arrested two men in thatteen's murder and thosed men may have committ the crime to cover up another shooting just a day earlier. news 4's darcy spencer is live tonight on the story. she's had a look at how police cracked this case. darcy. >> reporter: leon, i can tell you in these charging documents the suspect apparently wantedic po to think there was someone out here randomly shooting people but police were able to figure out very uickly that was not the case and now they've made two arrests. these two men both facing murder charges. they are accused of kling an innocent teen who was walking home in waldorf last march. the victim, 18-year-old walter u ye -- eugene thomas was found dead on a bike path. it was connected to a shooting the day before and that thomas was robbed of a cigarette lighter. >> tragic case. the victim and his friends were walking down the street. gey were leavin a house walking toward another and the suspect approached and it appears they randomly fi gun. >> the firstpe shooting hapned on amber leave court. the victim ronald murphy survived.as thomas a recent high school graduate. he was shot on fairchild cour

spencer, james, arthur, albert,hi orp after his great grandfather. >> here's to harry and meghan and baby jethro. >> people as aays have their own ideas. >> i think it's going toby george. >> guillermo. >> albert. >> preston. >> charleser: what about if they were trying to break the rules, go for something kind of a bit unusual, what would you suggest? >> matthew? >> reporter: unusual or not, we may get to oy see the littleor the first time tomorrow, and hopefully we can put that name debate to rest. lester? >> all rkeir simmons, thank you. that is "nightly news." i'm lester holt. is this our new car? it's a new buick envision. and i got it with wi-fi for all of your i stuff, wireless charging for your phone. cool! wait til you check out the back! that's a lot of groceries. look at my strong man! don't patronize me... th fnew buick envision isull of surprises. get up to 16 percent below msrp on most od these 2019 buick mels when you finance through gm financial. that's just over 7 thousand on this envision premium. >>> lights, camera, "access." >>> we got to go. hi j-lo. >> i have the fashion insider secret. es

charles is among those looking forward to seeing the two—day—old baby. on a visit to germany, he said he was impatient to meet his new grandson on his return to the uk. arthur, alexander, spencergnosis. we're nowjoined by cary wakefield from the charity, ovarian cancer actional, and also by anna szalay, who was diagnosed when she was 19. good morning. it is not what you expect, that kind of diagnosis, at 19. tell me about how he realised what was going on. i had extreme fatigue for a few months before but you put it down to stress, i was at university at the time. in early december, i had extreme stomach pain, back pain. i thought, something is not right. i had to course work to do, i thought, i will put it off for a week, two weeks, what is the harm? it led to a late diagnosis and early detection can save diagnosis and early detection can save lives and it's really important. is that part of the problem, like anna did, a lot of women think, i will get on with it, it cannot be that bad?” women think, i will get on with it, it cannot be that bad? i think there are several problems. women really are several problems. women really are not aware of the symptoms of ovarian cancer.