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anyone who gives you a brain and skin, invite them to your party, right? they're awesome. this museum is the national museum of health and medicine, and what they have there, it used to be an army research facility. and what they used to do is if you were shot in the civil war and you died, and you got shot in the arm and you died, they would awe off your arm and send -- saw off your arm and send it to the research place and say figure out why you died. they couldn't figure it out. so they kept sawing off body parts parts and sent it off to this museum. they realized at germ therapy develops the reason you're dying is because of infections, blood poisoning. and when they figured that out, they now realize, they say, wait, we're going to turn this research facility into a museum. and he said to me that the smithsonian has dorothy's ruby red slippers, we got all the body parts. and that's a party, right? and they have, what happened was when lincoln was shot and they did the autopsy and they took his brain out, the bullet fell from his brain, clinked into the sink, and that'

anyone who gives you a rain and skin invite them to your party. to explain this museum it's the national museum of -- and what they have their it used to be and army research facility in what they used to do is if you were shot in the civil war and you died in you got shot in the arm and he died there this off your arm and send it to the research place and they would say figure out why he died. did you die because of being that severed? they kept selling off body parts and sending them to this museum. eventually science moves forward and they realize the germ theory develops. the reason you are dying is because it's an infection and blood poisoning and that is why you are dying and when they figure that out there now realize, we are going to turn this research facility into museum. he said to me that the smithsonian has dorothy's ruby red slippers. we have all the body parts. that's a party. what happened was when lincoln would shot and they did the autopsy and took his brain out the bullet was still in his reign and that is how they found it. the

anyone that gives you a brain and skin, invite them to your party. and this museum, the national human of health -- national museum of health and medicine, and it was an old army facility and if you got shot in the civil war and you died, they would saw off your arms' send it to the arm where research police and say, figure out why he died? so they kept sawing off body parts parts and sending it to this museum. eventually science moves forward and they realize the recent you're doing is not because of a vein in your arm, it's blood poisoning, an infection, and they now realize and say, we gear together turn the research facility into a museum. and he said to me the smithsonian has dorothy's ruby red slippers, we got all the body parts and that's a party. when lincoln was shot, and they did the autopsy and took his brain out, the bullet fell from his brain, clinked into the sink, and that's how they found it. and they have all these items. when they assassins were killed, people loved the assassins in an odd creepy way. like saints and they wanted pie

skins. we give them to the workers. they wash the skin and bring it back to us.we give it to the tanners who process it. that's how it goes, with god's help. thank god we live well. keach: the specializations of the tanners go back a thousand years. their technology has hardly changed in all that time. but because this is a living culture, it is possible to see firsthand the development of institutions like those that emerged in ostia 2,000 years ago. each morning, fresh skins are brought to this market to be sold to the city's tanners. once a deal is made between buyer and seller, the transaction is recorded by market officials. the system reduces misunderstandings, but mainly it creates records for tax purposes. when an economy becomes this complex, it opens up more opportunities for the state to collect a percentage for itself. such complexity also increases the need t is the job of haaj abdelaziz sakkout. interpreter: if the brokers have a problem, they come to us. we all solve the problem. even if we fight first, we solve the problem. keach: mr. sakkout is e

skin name. i prefer them changing their name. >> why? >> because the indians want them to change it. >>> mike weiss suggests changing the team to the warriors to honor service members and veterans. >>> michael bloomberg is helping to fund april major initiative to find a cure for a.l.s. commonly known as lou gehrig's disease. he teamed up with the d.c.-based carlisle group and donated $25 million to create target als. it's the next phase of a research project in new york and johns hopkins university in baltimore. the short term goal is to develop drugs for a.l.s. and then eventually find effective therapies for that disease. >>> if you felt more stressed out lately than usual, you're not alone. according to an online survey, americans between 18 and 33 are more stressed now than they were a year ago. more than half of them say it's causing them to lose sleep. psychologists say high student loans and a sluggish job market are factors. doctors say it contributes to several health issues, including obesity and hypertension. researchers say

skins. almost took them deep in the mayoffs. >> i hope you can tell the smile on my face.o proud of this young man. such a great representative of his family, of the washington redskins, of the national football league. we are seeing a couple of young guys come into the game, geraldo that are really revolutionizing to a degree certain aspects of the quarterback position and robert has brought so much enthusiasm and excitement back to the washington redskins. it has literally been almost 15 years since the people have is gotten that excited about one individual being able to play quarterback. >> geraldo: do you think maybe it was because of rg 3 and the success of the skins after so many years that baltimore kind of small market next to the the bigger washington market that the ravens were so overlooked? i was shocked when i heard they were 11-5 finally. i paid so little attention to the ravens during the season. do you think that is why they were overlooked that r g3 got all of the ink? >> probably there was a little bit of that. the ravens were not a team to be overlooked

i wonder whether it was the crying that upset him or whether it was the color of the boy's skin that upset them. >> reporter: hundley is president of an aircraft parts company in idaho. he's been charged with assaulting a minor. his employer telling us we have suspended the employee pending investigation. this morning little jonah's dad has a message for hundley. >> i hope he's embarrassed, you know, i hope he feels ashamed. >> reporter: hundley's attorney told abc news nobody should rush to judgment just yet. he will plead not guilty but mom's attorney told us that among the witnesses on that flight was a federal air marshal. >> i don't know if i could be that restrained as a husband. we were talking about this for quite a while. incredible story. >> it really is but her father -- the child's father was actually not there on that flight and he said he is not sure he would be able to. >> gio, thank you very much. >> we'll turn now to politics as details of president obama's proposal for immigration reform have begun leaking out including a plan that could pave the way for citizenship. reena nin

skinned enough to join. was it too extreme to do to little kids? >> the more shocking the activity is, the better because it's going to stick with them. >> why are y'all bad? >> she showed us that dark skin had to sit in the back and light skin had to sit in the front. i didn't think it was fair. >> do you think you are less privileged because of the color of your skin? >> 18-year-old sophia washington, one of vision's poets, has learned the same harsh lessons. >> i think i have less opportunity. >> when she claims that her life is harder than either of the other two young women, because of her skin color -- >> she has a basis for that claim. >> there's a lot of evidence that would be consistent with her saying that. >> dozens of studies show differences in skin color have huge consequences, including a 2008 study that shows light-skinned black women have a better chance of marrying than darker women and a 2006 study that shows that dark skin color can affect earning potential. >> we found that darker skin and medium skin toned black men suffered a 10% to 12% penalty in wages relative to white males but lighter-skinned black males suffered no penalty

a bat wing is made of long, thin fingers with skin stretched between them. bounces back and travels to the bat's big ears. that's why bats have big ears: to hear those tiny sounds. and the bat keeps squeaking and squeaking and hearing the tiny pieces of squeak. and in his brain he gets a picture of where the mosquito is. and he follows him. no matter how dark it is or what loops the mosquito makes. he can follow him, tracking him down until... crunch time. it's like a video game in fuzzy 3-d. bats are completely cool. and i can make the best game out of this. call it "bat attack." yeah. you get to be a bat and have to eat millions of bloodthirsty mosquitoes that are trying to take over the world. koki: who cares? all i want to do is get my zucchini plants growing so you can make that yummy chocolate zucchini bread of yours. aviva: i love bats. (giggling) all right! two bat fans down. one to go. forget it. there is no way you will ever talk me into liking bats. (screaming) hm! aviva: perfect timing, bite-size. the creature power suits and the bat power discs

all the antioxidants that protect your skin from the sun are better used in the morning than using theml and those kinds of things, they repair. you should not repair your skin during the day. >> you shouldn't. you should be protecting it. >> i see. are there things that actually make it worse for you in the sun? >> it doesn't make it worse, potentially it can, some of the retinols can be inactivated by sunlight. but for the most part, you want a product to be beneficial and working in sync with the body, therefore, you'll get a better response from it. >> believe the label when it says this is for morning, this is for evening. >> i think you should talk to skin care specialists because sometimes they have you use it both just to use it up. >> good to see you. >> good to see you, as well. >> i'll follow the labels. i think that is the first rule of thumb. good to see you, again. >>> and we have a lot coming up. time right now 11:52. royal watch. the duchess of cambridge shows off her tiny little baby bump. we'll show it to you. >>> plus, the first lady describes what motivated her to de

them. they found a bunch of skins so -- thrilled. >> good for florida tourism. >> they are getting them at least. >> bill: come on down. >> look, they are getting them. >> bill: we have the pythons under control. could be a new slogan for the sunshine state. juliet huddy everybody doesn't like spiders. factor tip of the day "killing lincoln" movie. tip 60 seconds away. >> time for tip of the day. take a look at this. a giant billboard in new york times square trumpeting the arrival of "killing lincoln" the movie. 8 eastern time as beckel told you on the national geographic channel. and a special showing of "killing lincoln. billy campbell, geraldine hughes. i think you'll like it, a good movie on sunday. and finally tonight. shocked to me-- the left has been hypocritical on the drones versus waterboarding. hill is usually a straight shooter. you may not agree with him. and from illinois, o'reilly, excellent argument you effectively exposed the hypocrisy. and that's why i was attacked. when you win the big, zealots on both sides try it to hurt you personally. they do. bill, both you and ber

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skins. say you're gonna peel them all. now, someone says-- and he find out that you want to get two kilograms of potatoes. now, should you get two kilograms of big potatoes or two kilograms of little potatoes to feed the most people? -- how about you get two kilograms of little potatoes? the little cherry ones, the little cute ones. then you peel those things, okay? you got a pile of peelings like this, yeah? how about you peel the big potatoes? [makes sounds] a little pile. so you got more potato per kilogram if you get the big ones after you get through peeling. let's supposed your mother say, "hey, i want you to peel something for me." "what i got to peel, ma?" "you just got to peel a pound of fruit." "okay, then i can go out?" "yeah, you can go out after that." "what's the fruit, ma?" "raisins." [laughter] and you will spend your whole weekend peeling on those raisins, okay? they're little, there's awful lot of skin per pound, per kilograms, do you know what i'm saying? and something big. a little bit of skin per kilog

them. they found a bunch of skins so -- thrilled. >> good for florida tourism. >> they are getting them atl: come on down. >> look, they are getting them. >> bill: we have the pythons under control. could be a new slogan for the sunshine state. juliet huddy everybody doesn't like spiders. factor tip of the day "killing lincoln" movie. tip 60 seconds away. hi. hi. i'm here to pick up some cacti. it should be under stephens. the verizon share everything plan for small business. get a shareable pool of data... got enough joshua trees? ... on up to 25 devices. so you can spend less time... yea, the golden barrels... managing wireless costs and technology and more time driving your business potential. looks like we're going to need to order more agaves... ah! oh! ow! ... and more bandages. that's powerful. sharble data plus unlimited talk and text. now save $50 on a droid razr maxx hd by motorola. >> time for tip of the day. take a look at this. a giant billboard in new york times square trumpeting the arrival of "killing lincoln" the movie. 8 eastern time as beckel told you on the national geo

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americans who are getting their health care through their companies and it's largely paid for them and they have no skine game. the important part of your piece you mentioned that this is a seller's market. there's no transparency in this market. we spend hours deciding which toaster we're going to buy. we put no such thought or work where we're going to get our health care. you have had companies like safeway who worked with their employees to introduce the transparency. >> there's a difference between buying a toaster and buying a c.a.t. scan. >> i agree with george, that right now, most americans don't se see price in health care. therefore, i have to agree, when people go on medicare, they don't see price. they tend to consume more than they otherwise would. these are really tough moral questions for the country. we'll have to deal with them. >> what you're getting to, though the fundamental question, are you going to let consumers make decisions about end of life decisions? >> that's a great point. if consumers have the money because they're not going to have the insurance. that's not the world we

we celebrate the color of the skin and not judge them because of it. >> professor, i'm going to give the things i noticed in the story, the mother, she said she was visibly shaking. she was so upset with what has happened. these were white parents with a black baby, they were shocked, they were surprised. they did not know how to handle it? does that surprise you? >> it doesn't surprise me at all? you know, racism is like the boogieman that nobody talks about. it's like a figment of the imagination. most black folks who live an authentic black experience, whatever that means, they know that racism is real. they know there are opportunities you won't get because you're black. sometimes, you get that wake-up call and it does slap you in the face. i'm glad they had this awakening, i think everybody's better educated because of it. >> i think so, too. dr. watkins, michael skolnick, thank you. >>> olympian oscar pistorius is accused of killing his girlfriend in south africa. >>> police in south africa are revealing new details about their investigation into the death of oscar pistorius' g

some of them flew in today. >> thick skin part of the advice? have to teach them it's not about you if they don't accept you for a job. you can't take it personally inside and say something is wrong with me. you're just not right for that job and you have to go on for the next. >> naomi campbell and "the face" appears tomorrow night on our sister station oxygen. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, matt. >>> mapping out your meals for the next week. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> back now at 8:51 with mapped out weekly meals. this is where we'll help you plan your family dinners for the workweek. there is something for everyone on the menu, host of america's test kitchen and editor of cook's illustrated. chris, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we have four meals planned. if you go on our website you can actually get the shopping list, too, right? >> you can. >> this is skillet pizza. is this store-bought dough, i hope? >> this is store-bought dough. if you use a typical method in an oven, it takes an hour to heat up and you need a

them soon. >> i know all of their skin will be glowing. fabulous segment. nice to meet you. congratulations. look great. >>> the time now 11:51 on "news4 midday," coming up the sport you likely won't see during the summer olympicses in 2020. >>> plus, d.c., is it really going to the dog? two local pups i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. with copd, i thought i'd miss our family tradition. now symbicort significantly improves my lung functi

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them what they wanted to hear. on this island of desperate dreams we shed our skins and wore new once. we burned our parents name and let our past curl into smoke. no longer my father's daughter. no longer my husband's wife. only the sea gulls know who i really am. for months we were held in separate rooms the dampness went through the bunks and gnawed our bones the wales of ghosts kept us awake. 32 steps to my father's house. 4 windows facing north. 24 steps to my uncle's house, 2 doors facing south. i have 3 sisters, 2 brothers, 4 cousins on my father's side. now i store the memory in a drawer along with bitter herbs and rhinoceros horns we dine at restaurants on the better side of towns with pink table cloths and real flowers in the vases. we hardly go to china town. before i came here, i held his hand. now my heart is a chinese box of riddels, no one understands. i blew hot soup for her on foggy nights. she trims the ends of my thinning hair, still she can't forget that day she faced the interrogation officers and said she was my sister. i have not told anyone we move like shadows

them but jeremy was the great. >> she said it was the wave your meat talked to her and made your skin crawl. the brothers both seem to be dating the same woman simultaneously. >> we would see them all together, having intercourse. it was really disturbing. >> she said she called the police on them last september after hearing the brothers fighting. >> it sound like one of them was going to be killed. i heard bodies slamming on the ground and i felt my apartment shake. >> she and her husband google and jeremy and found out he had a history of being a peeping tom and considered moving but could not afford to. >> when they move out, we were really relieved. >> we have video of jeremy goulet and an oregon court room back in 2007. goulet was arrested for beating of a woman in portland, and then trying to kill the woman's boyfriend after he confronted him. some of the charges were dropped and goulet was convicted of carrying a gun without a concealed weapon permit an invasion of personal privacy. goulet got probation, but was sentenced to two years in jail after a dispute with his probation office

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no doubt that red ridin' hood is a skins fan and even -- which tweeted its embarrassment, after inviting her on a podcast. >> it's like they're babying them. >> i understand the other football players, you need to pretend to be something else, you want to -- they -- they could help you out our whatever, but i'm nobody. why lie to me? >> reporter: jim rosenfield, news4. >>> he says every time he asked to meet in person, she would come up with an excuse. our attempts to reach the woman at the center of the scandal have been unsuccessful at the time of this report. >>> now to lebron james, he says he could barely believe it. >> i mean -- we're in the white house right now. this is, like -- hey. mom, i made it. >> james was quite excited to visit with president obama, an honor he and the miami heat got for winning last year's nba championship. they presented him with a basketball and personalized jersey, and praised many for setting a good example for fathers. >>> and a warning now about something we have to do. we have to pay our bills, but you might be surprised how easily one late payment can mess up your credit, and it might happen and yo

separated from the skin in the game that they become so arrogant and disconnected from the actual emotion of wow, we just lost two billion dollars worth of customer money, it meant nothing to them reporter: he built the bullet, hired expensive lawyers and went into arbitration, a long shot. what did you think your chances were? >> i thought they were zero. >> reporter: but then he saw the e-mails from inside citi. >> all the facts of the case were overwhelming. i didn't know if i was going to get all my money back, but i was convinced that the panel would rule in my favor. >> reporter: and they did. >> they did. they gave me 100% of my money back. >> reporter: he's not alone. so far citi group has been forced to pay back at least $85 million, as 14 arbitration panels around the country ruled against them. they've also settled with dozens more. but the bank insists they adequately disclosed the risks to advisers and investors and admit no wrong doing. we believe citi acted appropriately at all times, a spokesperson said in an e-mail, we disagree with those arbitration panels that have ruled against citi. >> we are in the midst of a horrendous recession right now. >> reporter: tw