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Thank you Judy 95 if it went to medium wave and on digital radio B.B.C. Radio Scotland. B.B.C. News headlines at 6 oclock on Sunday the 13th of August with Christine Finnegan Good morning Philip Hammond and Liam Fox of sought to present a united cabinet front on breaks it seeing the U.K. Believe the Customs Union and single market after a limited transition phase a 20 year old mans facing a murder charge after a car was driven into a crowd of people opposing the far right trolley in the US city...

Concussions. a lot of them werent at the same place at the same time. the state department sent people down and through investigating there was a sonic device placed in their residence. its really serious. we dont know why it was. the officials are telling patrick in havana, they dont think it was ease dropping, more of a sonic attack, attacking the brain waves, maybe the people involved didnt know the damage but at least one of the people is going to have to use a hearing aide from now on. the ...

Frequency to affect someones brain waves or someones hearing. obviously the fbi investigating right now and the state department says its very concerning and asked two cuban diplomats to leave until its resolved. >> thank you very much. "outfront" to former cia operative and intelligence and security analyst. bob, i want to make a point here on the timeline on the political side theres been a change in cuban policy under president trump. she said this happened late last year which sunday preside...

Whites good morning the Scottish government has called for whiskey to be defined in U.K. Law in order to protect exports after breaks it is concerned that any future trade deal with the U.S. Might allow American firms to brand their whiskey scotch officials in a stream before to the plot to bring down an aircraft 4 men have been arrested and security has been increased at airports across the country police say theyve seized material that could be used to make an improvised bomb to shellfish div...

>> a lot of it is a lack of education. in the first trimester at three and a half weeks, the heart is already breathing. the brain waves are beginning to form. the child grows so much in the first trimester. after the heart is beating, abortion should be banned. they dont realize that is three and a half weeks. i think we should really acknowledge prenatal development and it say these are human beings too. >> sean: thats my point. people have a lot of choice, they have a lot of choices before th...

>> a lot of it is a lack of education. in the first trimester at three and a half weeks, the heart is already breathing. the brain waves are beginning to form. the child grows so much in the first trimester. after the heart is beating, abortion should be banned. they dont realize that is three and a half weeks. i think we should really acknowledge prenatal development and it say these are human beings too. >> sean: thats my point. people have a lot of choice, they have a lot of choices before th...

Education. in the first trimester at three and a half weeks, the heart is already beating, the brain waves are already beginning to form, its incredible how quickly the child grows in the first trimester. mostil americans and the polls y that after the heart is beating, abortion should be banned. they dont realize thats three and a half weeks! we should acknowledge prenatal development and say these are human beings, too, deserve human rights. >> sean: thats my point. im pro-choice, a lot of cho...

Are they still conclusively or subconsciously part of our adult lives? >> spokane police. police department. hey, hey, talk to me. talk to me. wait, let go of her. hey -- >> new research partly funded by the department of justice is now studying bias in police officers and how they react to light-skinned suspects versus dark skinned. at this lab in spokane, washington, officers undergo a simulation. their brain waves and heart rates are monitored to see how they react during confrontations like ...

Austin is known for serving up some of the best and the home to the south by southwest festival where thousands go to find tomorrows big thing in technology. why not combine the two? welcome to the tasty lab that will map your brain waves while you dine. this device meant to measure how much flavor i can pick up in each dish. very attractive, im sure. >> thats right. >> reporter: now it is time to dig in. >> dessert first? >> you have a ton of these little squiggles. the amount of variance in yo...

Do you understand? >> yes. >> standby. >> hey sh, hey. back up, back up. back up! put your hands up. put your hands up. drop the knife right now. drop it. >> reporter: while the volunteers make split second decisions, brain waves and hard rates checked part of an ambitious research project at washington state university partly funded by the defense department with the goal of improving justice in america. professor brian viola is the man in charge. >> we dont know yet still 100 some years since ...