klaus observes how my brain reacts. and indeed every time i hit an opponent the reward system is activated at the same time the part of the brain responsible for empathy is switched off. so could shooting games numb your real senses. almost short of religion and if you shoot people in these games again and again that's fine it's a 2000000 times a year and suppress your emotions to do so and maybe even get a reward stimulus. that can also influence your long term behavior. by prison term. i found the game in the simulator rather boring so i was all the more surprised by the results of the experiment. as a service shooting stimulates the reward system in our brains i can imagine that but the idea that our emotions like empathy are dampened at the same time i find questionable but they. can do our neighbors in switzerland see it the swiss are known to be peace loving folk but at the same time they are not afraid of guns today there are about $32.00 guns both legal and illegal ones per $100.00 inhabitants in all straight it

to klaus baader --elias haddad, still with us.e saw initially the pound jump after ian's scoop that some eu nations are considering time limits for the irish backstop. we then saw it come back as the irish, they are not discussing it. where do you expect us to land in terms of the backstop agreement between the u.k. and the eu. elias: it's going to be difficult and wishful thinking to believe boris johnson will this irisheplace backstop with some type of clause that would be satisfactory for both the european union, but also the more fragmented u.k. house of commons. if you cannot get a deal by the 19th of october, he will be forced by the brexit delay bill to ask for an extension of three months to the end of january. he says he won't. means,s of what it bottom line, u.k. political uncertainty will remain high. it continues to be a big drag for the pound. the risk of a hard brexit end of october is still low, but you cannot eliminate it. there is a clear and present danger. that's another big drag for the pound. we've got this po

and for more on that story we have klaus fun cliff now with us he's the senior advisor for the world hunger index a joins us here in our studio klaus thank you for being with us we saw there in you what we saw there that the higher temperatures are a big issue here and there are driving some of the problems that we see in terms of hunger and malnutrition tell us how climate change is undermining food security across the globe. let me start a bit broader because you have always hunger in countries where 3 elements are the main forces one is good governance if there's no good governance the country can have the best weather and the harvest won't be good and the food for them will not come to the people so good governance is something which is very often neglected 2nd one is conflict if conflicts in countries future cannot be true that you have and the 3rd one know coming in more and more climate change so we have to see that try triangle of a challenge than just coming to that last challenge because that is one that has emerged more and more recent years on the one hand you have this g

by the year 203045 still won't have reached the go ok something to shoot for there klaus funk a senior adviser for the world hunger index thank you for joining us thank you so. turning now to the world of film and an exhibition that looks at sources of inspiration for a great horror movies the natural history museum in los angeles calls its exhibition the natural history of horror it examines how real scientific discoveries play a role in the fantasy worlds onscreen take a look. at the mummy a milestone of the horror film genre upon its release in 1932 it shocked audiences and was a box office hit for universal studios british actor boris karloff played the high priest in ho-tep who was buried alive that success bond several sequels and remakes the real life inspiration for the iconic horror film where the archaeological discoveries of the 19th century when largely european let expeditions plundered egyptian artifacts including mummies. actually these films are essentially inspired by the natural and physical world and the imagination that people had to create stories based on real thi

klaus observes how my brain reacts. and indeed every time i hit an opponent the reward system is activated at the same time the part of the brain responsible for empathy is switched off. so could shooting games numb your real senses. belin and if you shoot people in these games again and again that's what i mean say 2000000 times a year and suppress your emotions to do so and maybe even get a reward stimulus. that can also influence your long term behavior. by a prison term. i found the game in the simulator rather boring so i was all the more surprised by the results of the experiment. as a search shooting stimulates the reward system in our brains i can imagine that but the idea that our emotions like empathy are dampened at the same time i find questionable but they. can do our neighbors in switzerland see it the swiss are known to be peace loving folk but at the same time they are not afraid of guns today there are about $32.00 guns both legal and illegal ones per $100.00 inhabitants in all straight it's 30 whereas

of the fall of the berlin wall and we're meeting artists who were there including the photographer klaus file bush who took this picture behind me as a young man trapped in the former east germany he hoped someday to see the world and then he got his chance to know here kate was right here on what was the most thrilling night of my life the mind of. god. november on november 9th 1809 i was standing here and we were overjoyed that people would bang on cars cheering and dancing in the street we didn't know is this real are we dreaming it up. for 41 years germany was a divided country from 1961 until 989 a while even split berlin into the western part belong to democratic west germany the eastern part to communist east germany and it guarded its borders selous like anyone who tried to escape was arrested or shot that meant east germans freedom of movement was severely restricted and largely limited to other eastern bloc countries so after the wall fell close to a fire bush travelled the world and made his hobby his profession the train physicist became a photographer and published books of

then people didn't expect much from painting thanks to the research of documentary filmmaker thomas klaus the show also features rediscovered paint films from the time of the gap. was the center of dress tunes underground and also promoted experimental art film and media arts at a time that this was only just beginning in the west only a few of these films were known most most forgotten this recovered time capsule is quite a sensation thanks works were smuggled into the west introduce the stage the forty's were afraid of it in this ironic work was a military coach like a general in battle it was a battle he won even though he considered his standout dream a failure he didn't change the world but the world of art and he changed it in his dress 10 years. well it was as an orthodox as a pop song could be in 1975 queen's legendary bohemian rhapsody which just became the 1st free ninety's music video to hit 1000000000 views on you tube and for the occasion the band urged fans to submit their own renditions of the tune will leave you with some of those and all the best until next time. above. t

we see ourselves writes klaus cord in the book that accompanies the exhibition. but is it actually him sound that he sees perhaps the right side is mirrored in the painter more than he would like to admit. pursing it would be in my living completely different life i have managed. and it's but i must 1st source lester. so i know for that interesting mix of baking combined with a humorous look at local politics that is our series baking bread our europe correspondent georg matters has set himself the task of baking the traditional bread of all 28 european union countries today it's the turn of the czech republic and york is going to make a rock lidsky a very popular bread roll that. for this recipe your butter needs to be soft so take it out of the fritsch a few hours before baking you'll need 35 grams to make awfully but check bread rolls. start by mixing together 218000000 liters of milk 6 grams of fresh yeast 520 grams of plain flour 15 grams of liquid baking malt one egg yolk and 10 grams of salt. need in a stand comics for 10 minutes. now at the soft butter wh

our medium to home as well and a lot of the mcgee action chase led the right to see a gala mulatto klaus the machine on the she admires you know it. but style model of also going to bell ensure a limited they never about of the day i had a problem i updated a lawyer at the helm of the rhythm of the iniquity in alive and that if you know of the unique ways seen by them about polo tell your girls that robot in the human has all the brain is to them anyway yeah they let us in and break up the hood with a ring the muscle i'm actually more that of mostly the right action for greeks and hagen women given the start of in. mentality salopek i think that since i thought i was course as such a sci fi for malpractise then confused probably a while so i can think interest piling into us some of the muslim assassinated if i thought our course still had left c.n.n. the most of the teams i set our course we had an awful name of a hole in your colon when you met a few in here and i was a big lesson in how little fucks around and i often can it's pleasant mr dylan machine well beyond what we call actiona

that age 11 can add greece gifts were spotted by regional powerhouse stuttgart then under the wing of klaus he. also side and i was certainly one of germany's most talented players in his age group this is when serge was 13 i was still straights and dropped out but. 2008 was a formative year for can operate in more ways than one it was also when he 1st visited ivory coast his father's homeland there's no margin for the 1st time here was 5 weeks in the summer when i was 13 so it was fantastic i do is come with my father so we need some of the family mostly because he is for the. good men his horizons from an early age his dad was always a defining president's. vision so my father has been little have it all figured. my development he's coached and supported me since childhood a lot of talented people don't get the right support i got that 100 percent from my parents from at that time from foster. friess spent 5 years in the youth ranks at stuttgart where his potential was evident. 'd describes said as incredibly talented exceptions and motivated and a great person along with your brother alf

then under the wing of klaus who push. side and he was certainly one of germany's most talented players in his age group this is when stage was 13 was. rather hard to. see 1000 date was a formative year for can operate in more ways than one it was also when he 1st visited ivory coast his father's homeland careful working class 1st on here was 5 weeks in the summer when i was 13 so it was fantastic but always come as my father so with me so as a family member because he was. goodling his horizons from an early age his dad was always a defining president's. vision so my father has been little have little figure in market element and he's coached and supported me since childhood a lot of talented people don't get the right support i got but 100 percent from my parents from at that from an at and form factor. we spent 5 years in the use ranks at stuttgart where his potential was evident 'd. describes surges and. really talented exceptions are motivated and a great person would limit your volley off into new year we were actual

long time to see in any meaningful sense piece that will this year the very least give africa more klaus on the international stage read the go sating with the likes of huge trading blocks like the e.u. or countries like china the us. some lot but i think we have to remember the ultimately country trade by the afternoon between africa and these large super powers not as a as a bloc so clearly linking in certain value chains and into a larger market is important in those negotiations but this isn't the african union negotiating bilateral or multilateral free trade agreement so i think it will only add somewhat of an upside to really africa continental reach any agreement is about opening up internal trade shifting the trade focus of africa which so dominated by out would trade the rest the world's more in would trade between countries naturally the untapped potential that is going to lift the region's potential growth there in the media room now russia's president putin has recently hosted 50 african states in sochi isn't russia a bit late to the posse he couldn't really compete on invest

months romania has been plagued by government corruption scandals for several years where president klaus your highness will not choose a replacement government. he has been cut to more than a 1000000 people in california as the state tries to prevent fires from breaking out pacific gas and electric announced a deliberate outage to avoid a repeat of last year from their power cables but determined as the cause of the state's deadliest ever wildfire that left 85 people dead and destroyed thousands of properties reynolds has more now from los angeles. more than a 1000000 people in northern and southern california will be spending tonight in the dark after the power company shut off the electricity to vast swathes of the state as a preventative measure in hopes of preventing wildfires now there are heavy winds blowing it's called the santa ana winds and it's a seasonal phenomenon wind gusts of up to 112 kilometers per hour these gusts can cause faults and sparks on power lines in wooded areas and in fact the utility p.g. and e. . was found to have been at fault. because last year because its

klaus bonded as director of the danish cyclists federation and a former mayor of the city. he's leading its push to be the 1st carbon mutual capital by 2020. i do believe that there is a strong political consensus in denmark that we need to act it's pretty cold right now but we have an extremely hot shot it didn't rain for 2 and half months here. but then i think this is why is there something going on. and i think we have to realise that something is going to. copenhagen has been breaking all records in traditional ways to clean air. that according to this meters 1631 box of cross this bridge this morning alone in the past year it's been 3519062 it's extraordinary but the problem is no matter how much we ride them or how much we recycle the matter how fast communities transition to renewables it's probably not going to be faster now because governments aren't meeting the commitments they made at the paris climate change conference to cut emissions the politics are failing which is why there's now such an urgent push to try a new technology to experiment with things that so

minister in 7 months romania has faced government corruption scandals for several years president klaus your highness will not choose replacement government. a convoy of hundreds of vehicles has made its way through israel is the latest protest by palestinian israeli citizens against violent crime protesters accuse israeli police of neglecting arab towns and villages are a force that reports. in just a few weeks a growing social concern is turned into a major political issue on thursday hundreds of vehicles made their way along major roads from northern israel to deliver a message to leaders in jerusalem palestinian israelis are fed up of the violence plaguing their communities a calling for change israel's most senior arab politician using regular facebook updates from the root to make clear their demands are you know what the organized crime gangs the extortion gangs the black market gangs the weapons these 4 things if the police want they can eliminate them entirely within one or 2 months. that look like i think once in west jerusalem or day and other members of the parliament or kne

klau developing across scotland, eastern part of england, perhaps south wales, south—west england.day and temperatures ten to 14 celsius. at the end of the week we have got to look to the mid—atlantic because you may have heard about hurricane lorenzo ? may have heard about hurricane lorenzo? it is going to move north and east woods. it is going to affect the azores over the next 24 hours. let's run the forecast track. it will push a north eastwards. as it moves further north in the atla ntic it moves further north in the atlantic hits cooler waters and it will become an x hurricane. they will become an x hurricane. they will hit the west of the uk during thursday and friday. details could change slightly but it will be u nsettled, change slightly but it will be unsettled, outbreaks of rain, some strong winds, particularly across western parts of the uk into northern ireland and scotland. well worth staying tuned for the moment. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: borisjohnson says he will put forward formal proposals for a new brexit d

long time to see in any meaningful sense because it will this year the very least give africa more klauson the international stage when the go sating with the likes of huge trade books like the e.u. or countries like china the u.s. . some lot but i think we have to remember the ultimately country trade by the afternoon between africa and these large super powers not as a as a bloc so clearly linking in certain value chains and into a larger market is important in those negotiations but this isn't the african union negotiating bilateral or multilateral free trade agreement so i think it will only add somewhat of an upside to really africa continental reach any agreement is about opening up internal trade shifting the trade focus of africa which so dominated by out would trade the rest the world's more in would trade between countries naturally the untapped potential that is going to lift the region's potential growth there in the media room now russia's president putin has recently hosted 50 african states in sochi isn't russia a bit late to the posse he couldn't really compete on investm

addition, it seeks to address the issue of banking pass throughs by creating a new use it or lose it klaus for owners who assume control of a property. finally, it extends the time period for tenants to pay. i want to thank the san francisco tenants union, housing rights committee, the asian law caucus, rent board members, and the san francisco apartment association as well as the affordable housing alliance, the educators of san francisco for providing feedback and i hope thattiis w meet all of your support. >> president yee: supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: thank you, president yee. i'd just like to be listed as a cosponsor, please. >> president yee: okay. >> supervisor peskin: and i'd also like to thank sonny angulo for spear heading this process. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, let's go to our 2:30 presentations. okay. madam clerk, we have six. so in the past -- i've reminded that you have five minutes total. that includes whatever you say and what your honorees would like to say. i'm going to try to keep you do it because we have so many. so first up, supervisor stefani? >>

. >> i don't think you people with this phony emoluments klaus. >>> a dangerous storm system is movinger carving a path of destruction through north dallas. at least three tornadoes touched down, and when you see the damage, it's hard to imagine there were no deaths or serious injuries. omar villafranca has the story. >> reporter: this home behind me took a pounding. the roof was ripped off, trees crashed on it. and it was not the only one. the tornado cut a path of destruction more than 14 miles long, and it kept going for miles and miles. >> sirens are going off. you need to hide. >> reporter: courtney devlin rushed to her parents house right after the storm blew through. >> it just sheared off and came down. >> reporter: almost every room was damaged. but she is thankful everyone made it out alive. >> this was an annihilation of my family home and potentially at some point i thought maybe the lss of both my parents. >> all i heard was crack, crack, slam, bam. >> reporter: phil devlin was sitting in the living room when the chimney came tumbling down. he threw himself into the hallwa

klaus bonded as director of the danish cyclists federation and a former mayor of the city. he's leading its push to be the 1st carbon neutral capital by 2020. i do believe that there is a strong political consensus in denmark that we need to act it's pretty cold right now but we had an extremely hot shot it didn't rain for 2 and half months here. but then i think this is why is there something going on. and i think we have to realise that something is going to. copenhagen has been breaking all records in traditional ways to clean air. that according to the speaker's 1631 box of cross this bridge this morning alone in the past year it's been 3519062 it's extraordinary but the problem is no matter how much we ride them or how much we recycle the matter how fast communities transition to renewables it's probably not going to be faster now because governments aren't meeting the commitments they made at the paris climate change conference to cut emissions the politics are failing which is why there's now such an urgent push to try a new technology to experiment with things that

7 months remaining has been plagued by government corruption scandals for several years president klaus' your highness when our choose a replacement government. electricity has been cut to more than a 1000000 people in california as stage tries to prevent fires from breaking out pacific gas and electric announced the deliberate outage to avoid a repeat of last year when their power cables were determined as the cause of the state's deadliest ever wildfire that left 85 people dead and destroyed thousands of properties rob reynolds has more from los angeles. more than a 1000000 people in northern and southern california will be spending tonight in the dark after the power company shut off the electricity to vast swathes of the state as a preventative measure in hopes of preventing wildfires now there are heavy winds blowing it's called the santa ana winds and it's a seasonal phenomenon wind gusts of up to 112 kilometers per hour these gusts can cause faults and sparks on power lines in wooded areas and in fact the utility p.g. and e. . was found to have been at fault. because last year be

remaining has been plagued by government corruption scandals for several years as president klaus will not choose a replacement government. and thousands of students have been rallying in columbia demanding funding for education and then to allege corrupt practices at universities large scale protests are being held in 17 cities including the capital bogota student and teacher organizations president even to k. has failed to keep his promises to invest in public education the situation as escalated since last month when protesters at several universities were attacked by state police officers. well those are the headlines and the news continues here on al-jazeera after the street thank you thanks so much and. we. believe the 2 state solution do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war until we meet with global news makers the stories the. 0. year industry getting justice for victims of war crimes we will look at how european prosecutors in germany and other countries are building cases against suspected perpetrators now a

long time to see in any meaningful sense because it will this year the very least give africa more klaus all the international stage read the go sating with the likes of huge trade books like the e.u. or countries like china the us. some lot but i think we have to remember the ultimately country trade by the afternoon between africa and these large super powers not as a as a bloc so clearly linking in certain value chains and into a larger market is important and that is negotiations but this isn't the african union negotiating bilateral or multilateral free trade agreement so i think it will only add somewhat of an upside to really africa continental reach any agreement is about opening up internal trade shifting the trade focus of africa which so dominated by out would trade the rest the world's more in would trade between countries naturally the untapped potential that is going to lift the region's potential growth there in the media room now russia's president putin has recently hosted 50 african states in sochi isn't russia a bit late to the posse he couldn't really compete on inves

develop with susan ma in late 1992 those opposed found their voice to respond as scorpions lead singer klausinus said. this was something else by the guides let's listen to what was even if there was this doubt that. i was unspoken for more civil courage to take action against racism and injustice. to. the frankfurt concert featuring a well known german artists including lyndon bad and my us mother avesta not me who all came with the same message anyone who lives here should feel like they belong. here's demonstrations against you know for be it took place in major german cities protesters demonstrated solidarity with the victims of rightwing terror. in may 9934 skinhead set fire to the house of a turkish family insulting and in western germany 5 people were killed and 14 others including several children injured. which makes it authentic in and. that attack wiped out entire family in just one fire. and it did not take place in eastern germany. to say that such incidents only ever occur in the east means we're just fooling ourselves our liberal society has a serious potential for racism and