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Describe what you are feeling. if you say i'm angry, upset, or feeling betrayed, you can just be doing it in your head. it actually changes what's going on in your brain scan. and you can be calmer. >> that's funny. i have done this thing since i was leader. if i think i'm really messed up or really embarrassed and it's really bugging me and i can't get over it, if i just admit to myself that it happened. i messed up a speech and i embarrassed myself in front of 1,000 people, i say i just embarrassed myself in front of 1,000 people. >> you say, okay, it happened, and move on. >> you talk about...

With a lot of cards you never going to forget it you're always going to have it with you if you're also can make the payment it becomes much more convenient but the technology has also raised concerns about privacy crypto key generated by the finger brain scan is stored anonymously on servers but linking your finger to your bank account could enable your movements to be traced because so far around a thousand people have signed up to use the technology proponents say it's potentially huge and that it could even be rolled out in other areas like border security. well the last manned flight to t...

Getting hijacked and feeling threatened and upset. research from ucla shows you can calm your brain down just by using words to describe what you're feeling. so if you just say i'm angry or upset or i'm feeling betrayed or, you know, just putting labels and you don't have to do it out loud. just do it in your head. it changes what's going on in your brain scan and you can be calmer. >> i've done this thing since i was little. when i do something where i think i messed up or embarrassed me and it's bugging me and i can get over it, if i just admit to myself that it happened, right but pretend i...

The british courts to decide the fate of the terminally ill child. an american doctor has completed his in-person examination of 11th-month-old charlie. we have an update from london tonight. >> from the courtroom to the hospital, that's for the outcome of his case could be decided. and where american doctor, an expert in rare genetic diseases from columbia university, examined the 11-month-old earlier today. he returned to the u.s. this evening. he says his experimental therapy has up to a 56% chance of showing meaningful improvement in cases like charlie's. he was joined by a doctor from the...

Chances of this groundbreaking therapy working are as close to zero to make no difference. evidence heard in court today gives a small but significant chance. >> heather: live in london with the greatest on the story. >> everyone here is anxiously watching to see what the doctor will say after he examined little charlie gard. it is thought to be his testimony that will determine charlie gard's future. he is an expert in rare genetic diseases, he has now examined charlie gard today, who has had another brain scan and he has also met with specialists including some from the u.k. under the u.s. c...