these are the npd headquarters here in berlin.of this party were threatening her. the npd blames the violence on muslim migrants. it is very residential, traditionally white area. a middle—class area. traditionally white area. a middle-class area. changing a lot, there has been lots of changes. yes, it has become more multicultural, and that is the reason why the right, the far—right, feel uncomfortable here. this man is a local politician for the left party in neukolln. he has also been targeted. they set my car on fire. the fire came to the building, and it was very lucky that we survived, yes. berlin police have set up a special unit to investigate far—right crime in neukolln, but no arrests have been made in any of the cases being investigated. that is why every week, christiana and other locals protest outside police headquarters. this sign says we are afraid. are you too? now it‘s time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i‘m adam wild, and this is your thursday sport briefing. and simona halep survived a

billioninlobal meat dustry and nearly a fifth of all-americans arerying to reduce their meat intake according to npd iconic brand mcdonald's might be eyeing plant-based meat. ng >> we're kee a close eye on it and watch this space. >> reporter: still, there are skeptics, like the ceo of chipotle who recently said the chain would not include alternatives proten its menu because they're too processed. >> it is crazy because pfple think processed food as like, you know, salty junk food made by food manufacturers that don't care abouthe health of the consumer. we are incredibly conscientious about theealth of our consumers. >> reporter: beside changing the industry, they are landing on grocery store shelves. impossible foods announced it will soon start offering plant-braced ground meat products at grocers and retailers srting next month. for "nightly business report", i'm aditi roy in red w50 city, california. >>> coming up, the other space race, the one that powers our everyday lives. ♪ ♪ and here is a look at what to watch for tomorrow. we will fin out how many jobs were created last month when the go

what we do know in the npd they have examined over the year how many rounds are fired in a adly encountern among police the number is me youfive on average s think twice as much of that would allow any citizen to properly defend themselves. when i ws on a.t.f. swat team, my sidearm had 15 ros. my shot gun had six. i did have an asslt rifle, which could hold 30, but i was also tracking and hunting dow the most dangerous armed americans, which really isn't the b of a civilian. >> brangham: right. so why do we care in this conversation about hignecapacity magawhen we're talking about trying to limit the carnage of mass shootings? >> i think it's like a flu shot, and the bumpersticker that people who are against this say, well, it won't stop a shootg. actually, that might be correct, what it might stop is a killer from transforming into a killing a machine. look at the assassination attempt of my boss, gabi giffords. she was shot with first or second round. no capacity limit would have protected her, but pe rhar staffer wouldn't have been killed, a federal judge wouldn't have been killed or a