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A crazy idea to do this. well i learned baking from my grandmother she live to the age of ninety nine and bread was very important to her so she introduced me to baking and cooking and so i think never since i've been baking and i've been baking also in our brussels studio brought a couple of loaves for the colleagues in particular my colleague max hoffman our head of studio and so at one point in a pub in strasbourg we had this idea and we said we have to make something of the baking skills something more and that's when we decided to make a series where we combined politics and bread making ...

Before baking to give the time to work. the yeast gradually. breaks down the sugar molecules contained in the flour these include so-called fault maps. normally these sugar molecules are digested in the small intestine but some people with intolerances struggled to digest them in that case they pass on to the code on where they're broken down by the gut bacteria which can cause bloating tummy aches and diarrhea. and. this applies in particular to people with irritable bowel syndrome in germany for example that's around twelve percent of the population. the study produced surprising results the...

Is because what you're saying is right. someone who uses -- i do facebook ads, so i do that micro targeting where i'm specifically for my show targeting a particular user to do that. the amount that you're able to target, i would just say -- >> do you access my facebook profile without my permission and target an ad towards me considering the fact that i liked, i don't know, something about bread making? >> if i'm targeting you -- for me, if you're talking about politics, issues in politics and it leans a particular way, yes, i'm targeting you based on what you posted, what you have liked, wha...

Changing, and people's ideas keep changing as a result of archaeology and historical study. >> so there are always surprises. >> there are always surprises. >> reporter: and that's exactly what bryan and her team have been finding. amidst the ruins of a temple that was used during the biblical time of moses. >> how significant is this dig? >> this is where the workers worked and also where they lived. because we have a temple over here but you also have to have things like bread making, beer making. but surprise is that this year we started to get a lot of human beings. they are probably the p...

And nearby we met betsy bryan, an american archaeologist who's unearthing clues about this place and its people. >> all the digging that's gone on for the last several hundred years, has that enabled us to reach a conclusion about history, about even the biblical stories? >> well, i think that there's always a new conclusion. you know, the conclusions keep changing, and people's ideas keep changing as a result of archaeology and historical study. >> so there are always surprises. >> there are always surprises. >> reporter: and that's exactly what bryan and her team have been finding. amidst th...