was very localry and natural until about 50 years ago. for thousands of years, food worked the same way. then it went commercial and corporate and manufacture. resorting to a shift -- we are starting to see a shift which could tie into what we are talking here which gets to be healthy piece. how do we mother the healthy -- measure the healthy side of things? close to time. i am a big steve jobs back. he has always reference when gretzky about the idea that you want to skate where the puck is not where it -- will be, not where it is. 45 seconds each, where do you see this going and where are you skating to make this happen? >> it is all about consumers owning their own health and owning their own information. we get a lot of pushback from the venture side because they say that consumers are not motivated to be healthy. we challenge that and say that we have not made it easy for people to figure out how to be healthy. that is where data will come to play where people will start to figure it out and share with others. they will compare their

localry severe with damaging wind gust. we have to keep an eye on that later through the day and through the earliening. we begin to lower hue mudity back down by tomorrow afternoon. still a warm day out there. with a bit of breeze more comfortable feel to the air. high humidity only staying with us for about 24 hours before disappears again much of the 7-day forecast forecast after today. >>> let's get to breaking news we're following about shots fired in south boston. a 15-year-old is shot three times. victoria warren is l latest. good morning sarah that teen spent the night in the hospital. police telling us that he was sitting in a car on gavin way when somebody just started shooting. the teenager he just 15 years old. he was shot three times while sitting in that car. the person driving that car immediately drove him to the hospital overnight he underwent surgery at boston medical center. his injuries serious but boston police say doctors told them surviving. boston police continued their investigation. they gathered s

it also includes longer-term localry items to rebuild infrastructure like schools, subway systems, public infrastructure and things like that. the $95 billion is not the total amount the federal government the actual number is much more difficult to quantify. for example, the department of housing and urban development issued over $30 billion over that time. when that number is thrown out there that doesn't mean fema programs but there is a lot more spending as well. host: so that doesn't include the flood insurance program? guest: that is a longer-term insurance program. how is that money appropriated, how does fema decide how much money they need each year? guest: it is a complex process, but in short they do it waste on the storms that have happened over the prior 10 years. they look how much has been spent and they estimate a good number they think will recover. they need to pay for prior-year storms as well so they have to factor that in. over the last couple years, that number has hovered above $7 billion. host: do they usually spend all of it? guest: in storms like hurricane sandy