winters,rofessor alan economics from the university of sussex and he is here. make of the proposition that brexit could be delayed? 2019?ld be pushed past a unanimous approval would be needed. i think it is a sensible suggestion from a technical point of view. i think it is the only way we could get a transition that replicated the status quo. the difficulties are, in time, political. it is not difficult in europe. most anything they would agree on the transition would require that level of agreement. the difficulty is persuading part of the british body politic that that is the direction they want to go in. if we want a smooth transition, this really is something to explore. anna: something to explore. we will see. here atning, we spoke bloomberg to a ceo who said this is more of a broad conversation around brexit. he said it was inconceivable to not have a brexit deal on trade. is it inconceivable? alan: not if you are a miserable soul, like i am. it is possible to imagine we will crash out if we don't get the politics sorted out. it will be painful economical

here at the university of sussex, levitating food is being served up.lids can float in thin air before being directly fed into your mouth. it works through high frequency sound from ultrasonic speakers creating a trap for food in midair. the idea being that the heat generated by the sound waves could make flavour more intense. i put it to the test trying identical samples of each taste from a pipette, and then the device. it tastes sweet. sorry, there is no delicate way of doing this. did you get it? yes, and i would say that that was more intense. wow. this time, we've got cereal and milk. breakfast time. did you get it? yes, and it tasted very sweet. yes, i think it's sweetened cereal. but considering how small the pieces were that i ate, i did get a lot of flavour from them. but, there is the fact i was concentrating more than i normally would when eating cereal. this is an interesting taste experience you have in the lab. i know you want it in the real world to make it possible for a chef to make something and then directly transfer it into somebody

a study by the university of sussex in england found that reading can help lower stress levels. reading can also improve social skills and relationships with others. many studies have linked reading fiction to better performance on empathy and social awareness tests. in one survey, participants were given a test designed to measure empathy and another that gauged ability to interpret the mental states of others. participants who read a lot of fiction scored far higher on measurements of social awareness.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson ( dave )rain has checked out...sunshine for all the veterans. your forecast is next ! for the weekned... it's the veterans day parade in san francisco. come out and salute america's vets. it's all happening at fisherman's wharf starting at 11. the event is free to attend. what are you doing? watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of tha

here at the university of sussex, levitating food is being served up.t in the near before being directly fed into your mouth. —— thin air. it works through high frequency sound that traps food in midair. the idea being that the heat generated by the sound waves could make flavour more intense. i put it to the test trying identical samples of each taste from the device. it tastes sweet. sorry, there is no delicate way of doing this. did you get it? yes, and i would say that that was more intense. wow. this time, igot that was more intense. wow. this time, i got it, and it tasted very sweet. i i think it is sweet and cereal. considering how small the pieces work, i did not get much flavour. —— were. i was concentrating more. it is an interesting case experience in the laboratory. i know you want it in the real world to make it possible for a chef to make something and then directly transfer it into somebody‘s mouth. then directly transfer it into somebody's mouth. that is the inspiration. we are trying to figure out how to do that. i can show you it now.

okay, so, anyway, in england, the university of sussex there have created a situation there where youce of hallucination that you would get from tripping on mushrooms. >> you feel like you're tripping without actually tripping. >> exactly. so puts you through this 360-degree panoramic sort of sense of what it is like to be tripping in this environment. but, except you don't have the drugs or the hallucinogenics. >> this doesn't look very fun. >> this is a normal little courtyard, but hardly when you are tripping on the things. >> you see puppies everywhere. >> you see puppies, you see lights. >> that one's walking. i don't like that. let's move on. most people go out and try to find the prettiest christmas tree they can. >> yes. >> one user on reddit decided to have the opposite mission, to find the ugliest christmas tree they possibly could. mission accomplished. >> ooh. >> they said the tree was so ugly, it cost them $10. they say i'd like to think that we gave the ugly duckling a chance. >> wait, they paid $10 for that? >> yeah, they did. >> they got ripped off at the corner store.

daniel kane is professor of american literature and culture at the university of sussex. tant weather underground. the value of the counterculture to stop the vietnam war. in a sense, charles manson was the phase for the death of the dream. the dream that was intended to wood attributed to many people. lsd was the drug that would save us all, just as a sacrament in his case. use to manipulate young teenage runaways into committing horrible acts. yet, charles manson has the face of the death of the hippie. would it be fairto death of the hippie. would it be fair to say that in some way he used that utopian promise that you were talking about, that counterculture, to emerge as a cult leader? absolutely. let's remember, manson was a part of a larger narrative. by the late 1960s, so many popular culture figures were announcing their conversions to various eastern religions. the beatles, were sitting at the feet of a yogi. the rolling stones have their gurus and leaders. charles manson in a sense really wa nted charles manson in a sense really wanted in on that. he did, by the

of sussex. duchess of sussex. >> anyway she grew up in los angeles wanted to be on television. >> here we go. >> she went to northern western to study communications as did you, went to the university of missouri, studied communications. >> well, broadcast journalism. >> they are different. >> but they are great school, you went to the university of missouri. great schools. so she wanted your job basically. she has a black mother. you have a black mother. >> yes, i do. >> this is so reaching. >> what else do you have in common. >> that is bit. >> she's a -- >> do you have a duke. >> you're gorgeous. she's beautiful. and here's the thing, if you blur your eyes don't you kind of look like megan rachelish standing next to carson wentz. >> no, i don't think so. >> you and carson wentz are in the same city, you two can meet. >> he is already with somebody >> thinks as close as i will get. >> it is purple, there is that >> you wouldn't be the duchess of sussex, you would be the princess of kensington, not palace but kensington. >> i will take that. >> we lost the crown. >> she'd already given away the crown. >>> it is cyber monday but amazon's keeping deals coming for days with cyber mon

of sussex. whole lot more when we come right back. >> breaking news, college student killed in university sit. latest on this story, in a live report. >> brawl on the ice. but this was no normal hockey fight. >> it seemed like halfway through the second period they stopped playing hockey and started just trying to hit people. trying to hurt as much as they could. >> prosecutors say those guys, planned it all out. now, they're going to trial. >> and the angels hit the runway last night. oh, ya, it was all about the fashion. good day philadelphia