so we're going to take off the peels, but we're going to save the peels because we're going to use them to make a very quick homemade seafood broth later. and of course, sometimes this is done for you if you buy what is called "easy peel shrimp." but sometimes if it's not cut open, you want to go in there, cut open the top, and make sure there's no icky vein in there. and a trick is to use a paring knife and you can just wipe off the vein on a piece of paper towel and then throw it away. so obviously, shrimp cook through really quickly, and if you added them at the beginning they would be overcooked, so we're going to add them at the end. but if you just sprinkle them into the dish, they taste really bland, so we're going to marinate them. this is a tablespoon of olive oil, a teaspoon of minced fresh garlic, a little bit of salt and pepper. and you're going to stir this around so that it's all nice and coated. and we're going to keep these in the refrigerator until we add them to the pot at the last moment. all right, so now onto the flavorful broth. so to the shrimp shells we're going

first, the pales will have up to fourteen minutes to peel and next the members of the public meaning i request the board to regret the project may speak up to 2 minutes. we ask the speakers address the progress. we'll have 15 minutes to address the analysis and for first year it's authorization of the plan unit development. the real project sponsor in this case is at&t will have up to 15 minutes for the environmental review and a for the use authorization and then we'll hear from the members of the public that support the environmental review and the approval of the ice authorization may speak up to 2 minutes. again, we ask the speakers to identify the particular peel and then we'll hear from the sponsors up to 4 minutes and the appeal of the conditional use 30 years. now all parties can divide their time within their sectors as they feel fit. on conclusion we'll determine the examinations from the peel we'll consider whether to affirm or overturn. first are there any objections to preceding in this way? oh. okay in order for us to combine hearing wre we need 0 motion. supervisor far

the hot air from the oven sucks out the moisture from the peels. what's left is high-quality animal feed. it's a perfect form of recycling - the fruit remains are simply absorbed back into nature. and that's where the sawdust comes from too. just 20 kilometers away from the factory, huge forests on the slopes are home to pine and eucalyptus - two fast-growing tree species. it's no wonder then that forestry is booming in the region. here in the mountains, trees are constantly being felled - up to 300 a day at this spot alone. below, in the lumber mills on the main road, the trees are used to make pallets for industrial use. each cut generates wood shavings - what begins as a small pile soon turns into a gigantic organic waste mountain. the lumber mills are more than happy to turn their waste over to the letaba company. "i mean, if they can use the stuff to the advantage, it's much better than for me just to leave the stuff lying around here. so, no, it's a hundred percent, if they can help me clean my place a bit. if we can help the environment in a

you peel the banana. you're using the peel and not the banana itself.peel on to your bug bite. you want to keep it on for about five minutes. occasionally you want to rub it in. it has anti-inflammatory reaction with your skin so it helps to start healing the bug wound. also the residue it leaves behind helps to dry it so it takes away the itch. >> the peel, not the banana. >> you can eat the banana, though. >> which is good for you. the aloe vera, good for men and women for different reasons? >> exactly. it has antimicrobrial. in the summertime everyone is dealing with superoily skin. how to remedy is to use aloe vera gel. use clear. don't go for the green or blue because it will leave a tint on your skin. opt for clear, 100% pure as you can find it. put it on your skin, it helps to unclog your pores. it stops the sebum in your skin. for women, using aloe vera as a makeup primer helps your makeup stay on longer and tighten your face pores. >> motion sickness. >> i love this. it works. actually olives have a compound in it that helps you -- helps stave

it just makes them easier to roast and peel. now, you'll notice that the poblano chili is the closest looking thing to our green bell pepper. and we all know that one of our

. >> peel it [ bleep ] back. >> how does everybody know cecil? >> because when you do so much talking and you catch so many enemies, it's not everybody else. at some point in time you have to realize, it's not everybody else, maybe it's me. you see what i'm saying? that's as simple as it is going to get. it can't be everybody else in the world that keep [ bleep ] you over. maybe you [ bleep ] them over and they're tired of it. >> that's real fourth avenue talk right there. ♪ one, two i'm coming for you ♪ three, four better hit the floor ♪ >> two floors above fourth avenue's general population pod is one of the highest security housing units where inmates considered too dangerous to freely move among the rest of the population are housed. albert has lived in one of these extremely sparse cells for nearly four years as his case has lingered on in the courts. >> it's like i'm never going to get out. i'm only 23 years old. i've been here since i was 20.

muscles or serious allergic skin reactions like blisters, peeling rash, hives, or mouth sores to address possible life-threatening conditions. talk about your alcohol use, liver disease and before you reduce or stop cymbalta. dizziness or fainting may occur upon standing. take the next step. talk to your doctor. cymbalta can help. >>> our top story today, a florida jury finding george zimmerman not guilty in the death of trayvon martin. zimmerman is free, but is he really? what will life be like for him now? david mattingly takes a look. >> reporter: he's been in hiding for over a year, daring to venture out only in disguise and wearing body armor. since killing trayvon martin, life is filled with isolation and caution. >> there are a lot of people who think george killed trayvon for racial reasons even though nothing supports that. if they feel that anger enough, they could react violently.

the fog peels back by 11:00. we see sunny skies and cooler temperatures and friday but slightly warmer. we have an extended forecast coming up. >> reporter: a 21-month-old girl has been missing over 12 hours. they are searching her father's home. coming up. . >> kron4news at 8:00. the best time to catch the news. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician and mobile payments to invoice on the spot. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ . >> we give you major coverage. when it is a big story or breaking news, we are on the air anytime. kron4 the bay area's news station. >>> this is a live picture. the clean up has started at san francisco international airport. they are clearing debris from the asiana crash. the ntsb has control of runwa

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one peel could start a summer you'll never forget.more fun at mcdonald's. clinically proven unisom helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep so you wake rested. unisom. fall asleep faster. sleep longer. >>> welcome back. everyone knows african-americans use technology in a variety of ways. but studies show that we're still on the wrong side of the digital divide. how much of this is true? a panel of experts gives us the answers. >> joining me to have this discussion are cheryl huggins soloman, stephanie humphreys, tech life expert and contributor to your black world.com and of course our own patricia, director of pr and marketing for black enterprise. thank you for being here. the question i want to know is people keep saying the african-american community doesn't access technology. that we are not full participants in this thing. but everyone i know has a cell phone. everyone i know is on the internet and everyone is texting. >> it is easy to get a prepaid phone from cricket but the quality of engagement is changing and that's whe

keep your eyes peeled. you never know what's going to come flying at you. >> whoa. >> right into the windshield of this car out of seemingly nowhere. the guy had no time to react. sad part, listen. >> oh, a baby. >> no serious injuries to report and some reports say the driver of the on coming car was a 71-year-old man that fell asleep at the wheel, crossed over the median and into on coming traffic. you see the cars up ahead manage to get out of the way and the car hits a tree and spins it around throwing it right into the path of this car. you can hear this driver saw it coming right before. you hear him go oh, no chance. >>> let's head over to taiwan. you see a truck approaching this and keep your eyes peeled. something is about to happen. watch it again and keep your eyes closer to the top of the screen. right there. this truck was going through the tunnel and hit some cables that were hanging down and it was a lack of maintenance that caused the cables to hang so low and looks like the truck was knocke

it just makes them easier to roast and peel. now, you'll notice that the poblano chili is the closest looking thing to our green bell pepper. and we all know that one of our favorite ways to serve green bell peppers is to stuff them. and here in mexico, or most of the time in the united states, the number one choice for chiles rellenos-- poblano chili. now, the thing about chiles rellenos is that they take some time and care to prepare-- some love, which i would guess is the reason that at our restaurant they have achieved almost cult status. i mean, people line up on the street for them before we open, which is just about the time that it is. and so i've asked richard james, the chef at frontera, to sort of step us through the process of making them. the first thing he does is to blister the skins, and that's easiest to do if you plunk the chilis into a fryer basket, drop them into the hot oil, and then put another basket on top to keep them submerged. after about a minute or so they'll be completely blistered all the way aroun

. >>> and it is a the coolest way to peel a carrot. >> it looks like flowers. yeah, you can make >>> babies, man, they have it easy. they are pushed around in one of the front carrier things. and couldn't we do that as ed adults? >> yes, and it looks weird. >> that is comedian mark malkov being carried around by grizz chaplain and he is from the show of nbc's "30 rock." >> mark is looking comfortable hanging on the grizz there. >> i like the stares from the other dads who have an actual baby. >> i want one of those. >> and you need to find a guy as big as grizz. >> pli shez sure. >> and the thing is that if you want the carry the dude or be carried? >> well, ride along. be carried, of course. >> go to the subway to see if a train is coming. they recommend not leaning your baby over the tracks there, and getting through the turnstiles at the subway station is not the easiest thing. >> they have a little snack at one point. >> and mark even decides to take a nap. he walks around and crossing the street and a lot of the people are taking pictures and they say, why

. >> axelrod: for the first time in 31 years, the people of london heard a full peel today.eam of bell ringers at st. paul's cathedral marked this week's royal birth by pulling the ropes for a total of 5,000 ,000s. the cathedral previously rang full peels for prince william in 1982 and his grandfather, prince charles, in 1948. ouour nation honors the heroes eanthe korean war, there is one who is often overlooked but her contributions are now set in stone. jeff pegues has her story. >> unveil the reckless statue. >> reporter: in triangle, virginia, near the grounds of the national museum of the marine corps, the curtain dropped to reveal sergeant reckless. 60 years ago, she was a real- life war horse, pressed vito service hauling supplies and ammunition to marines in korea pinned down by enemy fire. reckleless was scared. flares were turning night into day. >> reporter: retired marine :orps sergeant harold wadley witnessed the heroism. eanturely an angel had to be riding that mare. >> reporter: in march, 1953, during the battle of outpost vegas, the mongolian mare made 51 rou

peel it [ bleep ] back. >> peel it back. >> and authorities try to get to the bottom of the brawl. >>ou're not helping me out in the situation. >>> down the middle. straight down the middle. >> the fourth avenue jail in maricopa county, arizona, houses more than 2,000 male inmates, including those considered to pose the highest security risk. racial tensions run high in this facility, as inmate cecil kunkel discovered shortly after our interview with him in which he showed off his many tattoos. kunkel and the inmate he fought, robert hurd, were placed in isolation cells and were unavailable to us, pending an investigation. but hurd's friends made their feelings about kunkel crystal clear. >> we don't like cecil kunkel. >> you see that swastika on his head, going to get carved right off. scalp his ass. >> take that whole thing. >> peel it [ bleep ] back. >> how does everybody know cecil? >> because when you do so much talking and you catch so many enemies, it's not everybody else. at some point in time you have to realize, it's not everybody else, maybe it's me. you see what i'm saying

i think by the afternoon, low clouds and fog going to peel back and leave behind lots of sunshine. 60s and 70s at the bay, 60s at the coastline and lots of cloud cover. better get used to that. that's not going to change a lot. high pressure to the east, you have the trough to the north and that will keep the temperature down a little. over the weekend the ridge will strengthen so it will warm up in the interior but cool at the beaches. not much in the way of sunshine at all there. temperatures, we are expecting to see sun into san jose. 78 degrees. 87 and warm in morgan hill. 74 in fremont. 60s at the coastline. plenty of 80s in the valleys this afternoon. and inside the bay the sea breeze will keep you cool at 64 degrees in san francisco. and 60 and cloudy in daly city. next couple of days, a little more sunshine temperatures warmer no major changes over the next five to seven days. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. we'll start off this morning with a live look over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we know that's where a lot of folks will be heading this mornin

know in the previous hearings before the h pc alternative procedures were adapted that the public can peel a decision of 60 days. this was included because appropriations changed over the velocity of the process. while an approval may have happened in the early stages of the process there maybe another determination neat. the proposal in your packet attempts to deal with this when a project has changed after the environmental officer sees it doesn't require another evaluation p in our original plan we had this appealed to the commission payroll there was a series of amendments to the legislation that was made by supervisor chu yesterday to supervisor wiener's legislation which we accepted. that one of the important changes to the legislation that relates to this issue was the issue of more clearly defining modification. so again, our original proposal was that those decisions bebe appealed to the planning commission. after many decisions i want with supervisor chu's office particularly and many of the advocates that are concerned we've agreed to a somewhat modified process that includes a

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peel, tellr. us a little bit about how h valuable this information is >> we nomos thing valuable in the digital age is your mind or your body. social security numbers can be bought between 50 cents and $5 a piece. anything about your health information goes for sale on a scale of about $14 to $55. this is the most important information about you. gerri: unbelievable. >> yes. gerri: mark, we were looking who buys this stuff. doctors and hospital creating information. insurance companies. retail pharmacies and managers. so retailers, marketing companies. your employer. as you look at this, you have to sit back and think, wasn't hipaa supposed to protect us from all of this? what happened, mark? >> well, that's an excellent point, gerri. congress tried in somewhat backward way to create regulations for health record information. they couldn't actually pass a law. whaty they did was ask health d human services, the federal agency to issue regulations and those regulations came out. they're not as stro

fog tracker, wednesday morning widespread, but it will peel back by 10:00.will see sunshine for the bay shores it will take longer. 82 in palo alto. east bay low 80s and 90s. 70s for shores like richmond, berkeley, alameda. they will have persistent fog. look at your extended forecast. fog returns. we will see sunshine in the afternoon. thursday and friday and into weekend, things will cool in fact below average as we head into sunday, monday. >>> the a's try to make a win while the giants try to take on the reds. sports next. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician and mobile payments to invoice on the spot. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ . >> all right good evening. the giants playing with cincinnati at home, first appearance since under going tommy john's surgery, they

the 10:00 hour is peels back and then sunny skies. the coast could have sunshine. tomorrow warmer. south bay getting in the 90s and inland valleys tomorrow 92 in pittsburgh and 94 for pleasanton. we will number the 60s again lingering through the afternoon. north bay is 80s. extended forecast. tomorrow warmer than today. temperatures will cool as the fog is more extensive. we will rebound into the weekend and early next week. >>> tonight we are waiting for the arrival of the families of the victims killed. let's go live with john. >> reporter: hey, pam, we are at the domestic gate. we have folks coming from the province in china where the girls were from and 26 other students coming to the united states for summer camp when their plane, 214 crashed. asiana has chartered a flight from los angeles to sfo, a southwest plane. it would be easier for them to get through customs. then they chartered a plane to come here. there is a media frenzy here. they have asked the media to step away so it is not a swarm around them. if the family does arrive, we will bring you the latest as we have

some of the higher clouds will peel off as the system begins to move west of us. antioch and brentwood, a little 50s in santa rosa and 60s in mountain view and there is our system combining with this system and you can see how it is moving along towards us and giving us more of a westerly breeze compared to inland. that's okay, temperatures went up and cooler weather takes us into thursday and friday and it is kind of a warmer pattern as we go into the weekend. >>> 6:20 coming up, the force is leading him to the white house, the creator of star wars. >>> fall out from a doping scandal, the harsh punishment he is facing in the next couple of weeks . >>> welcome back time now 6:23 another suspension for bart toll low coliseum -- bartolo colone and they could suspend him over the performance enhancing drugs investigation. the commission they are is considering -- commissioner is considering 100 game banning. the suspensions could come after the all-star break. >>> the ntsb reports that the crash of 214 ejected two flight attendants from the rear of the plane. as they

you have high fever, confusion and stiff muscles or serious allergic skin reactions like blisters, peeling, or mouth sores to address possible life-threatening conditions. talk about your alcohol use, liver disease and before you reduce or stop cymbalta. dizziness or fainting may occur upon standing. take the next step. talk to your doctor. cymbalta can help. >>> back to "hardball." now to the side show. call it a coincidence, but elliott spitzer's resbentry int new york city's comptroller race means it includes kristin davis, a woman who ran a prostitution ring. the self-described madhattan is already running a no holds barred campaign. and judging by her long shot run for governor in 2010, she won't shia way from her controversial past. here are some colorful sound bites from that race. >> the key difference between the mta and my escort agency is i operated one set of books, and my former agency delivered on time and reliable service. the career politicians in albany are the biggest whores in this state. i might be the only person sitting on this stage with the right experience to deal

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cover. 65 in reno, 58 sacramento, still rather warm to hot, low clouds and fog will retreat slowly peelback for the coast. breezy to windy and some of that warmer coast is up in the 90s but a lot of 60s and 70s as you go west. the system will move into the north on wednesday and that will allow cooler weather to spill in and and it is a transition day but a warmer day on the coast and warmer on the weekend. >>> federal park officials will close the parking lot through november so that the area can be realigned to help restore natural title flow. during the year businesses will stay open but the area will be open to hikers. >>> they are doing something -- doing something and it will now be closed two days a week. the shelter will be closed on sundays and mondays and they will keep a limited staff on duty to handle animals with emergencies. >>> the long wait is over for bay area commuters and we will learn if the new bay bridge will open on monday. >> look at that one... >> what we have learned about the few lot in charge of the airlines jet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else,

but it is beginning to peel back and we are looking at sunshine in livermore and san jose. the forecast for the rest of the bay area calling for cooler than average temperatures around the bay. low 60s, even some mid-and upper 60s with sunshine on the way for you. staying cloudy at our beaches. upper 50s to low 60s for half moon bay in stinson, as well as pacifica. no surprise there. inland, temperatures may be a few degrees cooler. a bat of a breeze, but very pleasant. even though your below normal temperatures will put you in the mid-80s. it changes here in the seven day outlook. >> thank you, carolyn. >> knew this morning, pope francis is wrapping up his visit to brazil by celebrating mass on copa cabana beach where there are 3 million people to see him. he's been there for world youth celebrations the past week. many of the people camped on the beach overnight, ahead of today's mass. the pope has been in brazil for the past week. this is his first international trip since his inauguration. it is the culmination of the emotional homecoming for the first latin-american ho

you have high fever, confusion and stiff muscles or serious allergic skin reactions like blisters, peeling rash, hives, or mouth sores to address possible life-threatening conditions. talk about your alcohol use, liver disease and before you reduce or stop cymbalta. dizziness or fainting may occur upon standing. take the next step. talk to your doctor. cymbalta can help. >>> in egypt they are calling today bloody monday. at least 51 people have been killed. hundreds more wounded. this is when troops opened fire on supporters of the opposed president morsi. they have been demonstrating since arrest last wednesday. you have morsi supporters who are saying they are praying, holding peaceful protests and the egyptian military says security forces were attacked and they had to respond. whose at fault? what's going on? >> reporter: there really are two sides to this story and it's difficult to sort it out. we were able to speak to someone who lives in flat overlooking the area where this incident took place. she told us she was woken up at 3:42 in the morning by loud bangs in the street. it's no

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a lot of north bay valley areas socked in but late in the day it should start to peel back off the coast. highs for sunday, 81 for san jose. milpitas, 78. mid to upper 70s for much of the peninsula. we'll keep it breezy with low clouds near half moon bay. 62. 66 for downtown san francisco. in the north bay, cloverdale, we're going to warm locations at 87 degrees. check out clearlake and closer you most of toward the bay, 78 for san rafael. look for oakland, 72. 74 for hayward and up and over the east bay hills, temperatures climb up into the low 90s. 91 for brentwood. 89 for pittsburg and 88 for concord. here is a look ahead. seven-day forecast, coolest day will start to cool down on monday and tuesday. tuesday being the coolest day with more of the low clouds and fog. maybe mist and drizzle coastside. low 80s inland and even some upper 50s at the coast. then we reverse that trend and set things back up next week thursday, friday and saturday back into the 90s. >> nothing too extreme. >> thank you. >> colin is in for shu and timmy was playing pretty well tonight. >> we'll get to him. let

. >> kennedy only worry ris that she will peel the impact of the strike and even after trains are running again. >> i hope it is not causing the people to pay more money for bart and that's kind of my fare. >> this morning femur sent out an e-mail warning about the strik suggesting telecommuting for some, eric rasmussen ktvu channel 2 news. >>> let's switch off to our bay area weather and i think a lot of us want some relieve but we are not going to get it. >> you are right, it is going to take a few days even for 4th of july. it is going to be hot for some of us. nice and warm around the bay and scorching hot in land, that's where we continue with the heat warnings through wednesday now for north bay valley mountains and east bay valley mounts and south bay as well. noticed just the ooems bay shoreline the peninsula d the coast is not included. be aware of how you are feeling this afternoon, make sure you are staying hydrated if you have to be outdoors. mid-90s still in concord. 92 in fairfield. meanwhile around the bay, 68 in5 9 in san francisco and 67 half-moon bay. we have low clouds

. >> when you meet people face-to-face peel often change their attitudes which is one reason i've oftenducated poem from face-to-face is what s somewhat and done quite have miserables. >> they help the refugees where they can. they bring old turn if you are -- i just can't bring it to the junk yard, so i'm happy to be able to do a good deed. we live in shutch luxury. luxury. i am a referee child myself, and when we came here after the war, i can remember very quickly how we were housed. an empty room and sack of straw and one cover. >> the donations store filled to the brim. the refugees can come here and take what they need when they move out of the hostile to their own problem employees a chance to soon. they don't ate or that's where i'll be. >> we did it. and i really would say that's down to the discussions we had in the citizens action group that we have now got huge store of donations. the german lessons and childhood workshops. we just need to have a few good games. so ood try and spell if i have organized a party at the refugee hospital. they been getting are the-for-days. the

it will take some time for the clouds to peel back. and once they do, the cooler pattern holds with us today. we do have slightly warmer temperatures headed your way for tomorrow. looks like the warmest days of the week will be monday and tuesday. just slightly. we are only talking two to four degrees of warming. bringing us right where we should be for this time of year. although today and tomorrow slightly below average. here's a look at the pacific satellite picture. we have a trough. it is in the northwest and allowing for the cooler onshore winds to visit us today. by tomorrow a ridge of high pressure will begin to move in in this cool area of this air mass will begin to lift on out. between now and then we are looking at temperatures slightly below average. with a few clouds around the bay for the afternoon. so we will call it partly cloudy skies in oakland this afternoon, but with full sunshine in the san jose area and the santa clara region. looking for a comfortable afternoon 75 in santa santa cla. 81 gilroy on the peninsula.

oftentimes the paint is peeling there's mold and mildew. the water's not very clean not very hot sanitary. and your diet consists of whatever you can get in the stores. and sorry tired tired. of five months all day every day. that will still have hope because. i'm so tired of this. let me you're still about that. that's what i. think someplace. the proximity of rich and poor people you can cross the street you can you can buy drugs crack you know all that stuff from one part of the street and then you cross that street and there's a it's a big huge hotel that is nothing but rich people that can afford to live in a hotel like that ok and yet there are you did was cross the street so so i mean that makes no sense to me that there are so many rich people and so many more poor people living so close together as hell i don't understand exactly how that works. i have no idea no notion of some private bending race or predatory loans or what they were by mortgage companies. to take a refinance because i have failed back on my mortgage payments my p

does race shape the perception that's peel don't talk about? does it shape the laws the jurors are expected to follow and does it ill fact way police investigate crimes and collect evidence? this trial and the political response are leading many americans to reflect on some of those issues. in the week after the verdict, generally positive views of race relations fell to just 52% of americans. that is down 18 points from a few years ago, according to an nbc "wall street journal" poll. to put it another way, about 42 million americans now have a more negative view of race relations. okay. but is that negative view a negative thing? if the first step on recovery is paying attention to a problem, maybe it is constructive that more americans are confronting these problematic questions even though they're uncomfortable. and i think that step was ultimately advanced when the president told the nation that strangers used to profile him as dangerous or criminal. after all, remember, over 75% of americans still find obama likable and about 60% find him

peel is absolutely correct, that the information taken out of context, can hurt yo in a job setting. it can hurt you when you're trying to get a loan. it can hurt you in lots of situations and i don't think people should have to worry about that i think medical privacy needs to be protected. gregg: you know, one of the. that perspective employer find out you failed a precancer screening test. that can totally ruin your chances for getting a job. dr. peel, tell us a little bit about how h valuable this information is >> we nomos thing valuable in the digital age is your mind or your body. social security numbers can be bought between 50 cents and $5 a piece. anything about your health information goes for sale on a scale of about $14 to $55. this is the most important information about you. gerri: unbelievable. >> yes. gerri: mark, we were looking who buys this stuff. doctors and hospital creating information. insurance companies. retail pharmacies and managers. so retailers, marketing companies. your employer. as you look at this, you have to sit back and think, wasn't hipaa supposed

you have hundreds of thousands of peel, millions on some days. what is it? did they get upset by corruption? was there a killing? did they give all the amazon away to macdonald's for beef? what started it? >> corruption. as you mentioned, the money being spent on the world cup and the olympics. the feeling that a good chunk of that money is going to go into the hands of, you know, politicians and, you know, businessmen taking a cut. concerns that the money that's going there is money better spent on health care, education, public security. >> stephen: so they're asking for government handouts? okay. gimme, welcome to obama's latin america. what was the triggering point? what started this. >> the trigger was something pretty innocuous really, a ten-cent increase in bus fares. >> stephen: what? a ten-cent increase in bus fares. >> stephen: people took to the streets for a ten-cent increase in bus fare? how good are these buses? what is the government doing too try to calm this down? are they saying we'll give you something or are they saying pull yourselves up