schwartz: martyn stacey supports the new regulation.ny was among the first to be audited and certified. schwartz: "the new regulations.... will they get rid of any cowboys in the industry?" martyn stacey: "well hopefully, hopefully we haven't had cowboys in the industry but we've had people who've sort of pushed the law to its limits". director chris johnson declined an interview on camera, but spoke with me from dubai. he says he's never pressured any of his pilots to fly when they didn't want to and that safety is paramount. he also told me he welcomes the tighter regulations. schwartz: "so if you have somebody who is a director of a company who has been convicted under the civil aviation act, is that person then deemed to be not a fit and proper person?" rex kenny: "not necessarily. we'd be looking to see that there was a compliance history that showed that if there was a mistake made, that over time that wasn't repeated". on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desent

- uncle charlie... - stacey, i want to know.i'll defend you against anything, but not if you're lying. which she is. yeah. it's true. i was only having a laugh. oh, look, now's your chance. sorry, johnny... um, mr. allen. - how are you? - i'm fine. i just wanted to tell you what happened with your cars. i know what happened with my cars. but look, the thing is, it was me... just me. no one else. adi's proud of the business - and it wouldn't be right if you were to blame him. - you can blame me... 'cause i helped him. nice girlfriend you've got there. catch up with you later. sasha? i've been on my own for so long i've forgotten how to do this. well, at least you're being honest. - you like that in a man, do ya? - yeah, that and charm, intelligence, good manners and an appreciation of opera. - oh. couldn't swap west ham for opera, could i? - nice try, but... can we make a move? - the night's still young. - yeah, the locals are getting restless. maybe they'll grow to like you. does that mean i'm going to be spending a lot of time

. >> stacey, stacey. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ? amigos en el jardÍn, cuando de pronto corriÓ a la calle tras una pelota y un

stacey stacey stacey yes the empire scrambling and it's lashing out and people are sick of it people are sick of being taxed to death they're sick of being spied on they're sick of being stolen from by caesar who's desperate and hungry and greedy that he's losing his power he's an old man and he's lashing out at everybody and bitcoin is rising dramatically as people find a way to live outside of that system but we're going to start with that crumbling empire of cesar's tweet from james mcintosh he says cia is building data base from western union and others on money transfer all over the world no privacy left yet there's a direct correlation between the stunning revelations and all of the ongoing machinations of the police state and the rise of bitcoin and as you point out for similar reasons back in the roman era you had the barbarians who didn't really conquer they were let in by the presidents who were tired of what was happening in rome people around the world are tired of the n.s.a. the cia the g.c. h.q. in the u.k. they're letting bitcoin happen they want it to happen because t

. >> stacey, stacey. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ?Án en la puerta de su ( ) habitaciÓn. ♪ (sollozo). ♪ ♪ >> tu bolsa de aire te salvÓ, ¿eh? >> sÍ. >> que pena que mi hijo no tenÍa una. >> en verdad lo siento, ¿cÓmo estÁ Él? >> no quiero escuchar estupideces. >> no quise hacerlo, yo (sonido ambiente). >> mejor reza que el juez sea indulgente, porque yo no lo serÉ, no hay cÁrcel o prisiÓn en este estado, que te proteja de mÍ. (llanto). >> acabas de encontrarte a tu peor enemigo. (llanto). ♪ (llanto). >> ¿por quÉ tenÍa que ser mi hijo, por quÉ tenÍa que ser Él? (llanto). >> Él no le ha hecho daÑo a nadie. >> reja abierta! ♪ >> ciÉrrela! >> ya lleguÉ! ♪ >> ¿quÉ hay guss? ♪ >> hola nick >> ¿cÓmo estÁs bato? ♪ >> ¿quÉ me ves ( )? >> tenemos cuentas pendientes, vas a pagar ( ). te harÉ pagar ( ), te vas a arrepentir. ♪ ♪ >> enseguida volvemos con val kilmer en, "felon". ♪ >> no, no, mi amor, papÁ nos ama a los dos con toda el alma. pero estaremos bien, ¿sÍ? despuÉs hablaremos mÁs de esto. ¿por quÉ no sacas tu libro para colorear y le haces u

stacey stacey stacey yes the empire scrambling and it's lashing out and people are sick of it people are sick of being taxed to death they're sick of being spied on they're sick of being stolen from by caesar who's desperate and hungry and angry that he's losing his power he's an old man and he's lashing out at everybody and bitcoin is rising dramatically as people find a way to get live outside of that system but we're going to start with that crumbling empire of cesar's tweet from james mcintosh he says cia is building data base from western union and others on money transfer all over the world no privacy left yet there's a direct correlation between the stunning revelation.

cities are are levers obama is a frickin schmuck stacey stacey stacey yes the empire scrambling and it's lashing out and people are sick of it people are sick of being taxed to death they're sick of being spied on they're sick of being stolen from by caesar who's desperate and hungry and angry.

stacey stacey stacey yes the empire scrambling and it's lashing out and people are sick of it people are sick of being taxed to death they're sick of being spied on they're sick of being stolen from by caesar who's desperate and hungry and greedy that he's losing his power he's an old man and he's lashing out at everybody and bitcoin is rising dramatically as people find a way to live outside of that system but we're going to start with that crumbling empire of cesar's tweet from james mcintosh he says cia is building data base from western union and others on money transfer all over the world no privacy left yet there's a direct correlation between the stunning revelations and all of the ongoing machinations of the police state and the rise of bitcoin and as you point out for similar reasons back in the roman era you had the barbarians who did not really conquer they were let in by the presence they were tired of what was happening in rome people around the world are tired of the n.s.a. the cia the g.c. h.q. in the u.k. they're letting big coin happen they want it to happen because

and grow. >> this toy store in portland, stacey is the owner, and she looked at the metrics and saw she the market kraufcrossover w posey's cafe, which isn't next door. >> she sent an e-mail that said, hey, you have the same customers. they're swiping the card at both your establishments. let's connect up. >> she reached out to me to see if we wanted to do a campaign. >> we plug each other's stores, we put it on facebook, if you shop here this month, you get a reward at posie's. >> if they purchase a birthday cake here, they get a discount there. >> we're sharing in the discount, and our customer doesn't have to go outside of that. >> we're going to be more profitable together. our voice is bigger, our market share is bigger. they understand that. >>> government officials in all 50 states and washington, d.c. including president obama have officially recognized small business saturday. i recently spoke with acting small business administrator jean hewlett to ask her why it's so important for us to support independently-owned businesses in our communities. so, small business saturday

stacey stacey stacey yes the empire scrambling and it's lashing out and people are sick of it people are sick of being taxed to death they're sick of being spied on they're sick of being stolen from by caesar who's desperate and hungry and angry that he's losing his power he's an old man and he's lashing out at everybody and bitcoin is rising dramatically as people find a way to live outside of that system but we're going to start with that crumbling empire of cesar's tweet from james mcintosh he says cia is building data base from western union and others on money transfer all over the world no privacy left yet there's a direct correlation between the stunning revelations and all of the ongoing machinations of the police state and the rise of big going and as you point out for similar reasons back in the roman era you had the barbarians who didn't really conquer they weren't let in by the presence they were tired of what was happening in rome people around the world are tired of the n.s.a. the cia the g.c. h.q. in the u.k. they're letting bitcoin happen they want it to happen becaus

as stacey tisdale reports, technology has put twists on that trend allowing you to give money to your favorite charity without spending a dime. >> reporter: when noel was growing up her family stressed the importance of giving back. last summer life became difficult when she lost her job. >> you know spending is going out but you have nothing to refill it. >> reporter: good search.com noel is able to donate. >> we donate a penny a search. >> reporter: with 15 million visitors to its site. the company has raised more than 1.2 billion charitable transactions on its site. good search is one of thousands of companies giving without you giving nine charities for autism speak, habitat humanity, and more than a thousand people have raised $50,000 using this site. every time you redeem a coupon with coupon for change, the organization has provided more than 1.3 million meals. redeeming coupons on good shop.com and major retailers including amazon dot come. >> people want to do good. they want to give back, but in this economy they don't have money. they often don't have time, and doing good i

but as stacey explains unless congress takes action, some homeowners who get mortgage relief in the jporgan deal may end up paying more in taxes. >> in 2010 wells fargo reduced the size of elizabeth's mortgage so she could afford her mortgage payment. under ordinary circumstances elizabeth's 200,000 principles reduction would be taxed as income. for elizabeth that would have meant a huge tax bill. >> $60,000 on taxes. >> if a creditors forgives your debt, meaning they say, okay, you don't owe this amount to us any more, normally that's considered taxable income. >> reporter: but elizabeth and all of the struggling borrowers who have received financial relief by having the size of their mortgage were spared. for seeing the financial disaster that the tax laws could create, president george w. bush signed the mortgage relief bill. >> this with allow homeowners pay no mortgage on debt forgiveness they may receive. this is a good bees of legislation. >> reporter: a good piece of legislation, the act expires admitted night december 31st creating what experts say a financial nightmare for st

as stacey tisdale reports, sleepy hollow the show was just the shot in the arm that sleepy hollow the town needed. >> reporter: the year was 1996. general motors closed down his terry town plant. and the village north decided it was time to change its image and hollow. >> the village is trying to recover from that hit. it was huge hit, and i think one of the reasons to change the name to sleepy hollow was to downtown. >> reporter: the name change was a draw. people flocked to the town to catch a glimpse of the graveyard wheric baud crane traveled. but then fox launched its smash-hit series, sleepy hollow in september. >> probably close to a hundred thousand tourists in september. they show clips -- overhead shots of the actual village of sleepy hallow, and a lot of people are interested in seeing what the real sleepy hollow is all about. >> reporter: even the greatest of tv shows don't last forever, so what would happen to the town if the show went away? >> it has brought a lot of interest in the village, not just tourests, but maybe entrepreneurs, and developers that will bring the o

.) >> (clapping) and talking about a woman who helped save brave have a stacey. and talking about latinos there was a >> (speaking spanish.) >> all my people there was a study it came out that showed to latinos not only live in the excelsior we live in the south of market and pacific heats and every district in san francisco and thank you, dr. local. but we've got a lot of work to do. we talked about those accomplishments the latinos are making with you right now supervisor campos says we're 200 in which i say. people are getting evicted come and march with us so we can protect the culture that's exemplified here for years not only in the mission but the african culture and chinese town culture and all the cultures in san francisco which are at risk right now. we have a crisis and we've got to stand up. i want to end by saying next thursday at the everett middle school we're going to be presenting a violence control program to end violence and also to share with you that on 24th street we have a cultural prevention committee that is preserving 84th >> (speaking s

and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett i want to thank our guests the red pepper standing in for the journalists known as jerry scale and so much time oh by the way if you want to reach us on twitter you can use kaiser report. but you know. if you're thinking about an alcoholic drink associated with russia it's probably not going to be wife that springs into your head but they've been making it here on the black sea coast for more than two thousand kids and there's an industry which really can compete with the best the rest of the world has to offer i've come to meet some of the people going the greats and to see if i can find out the secret to the perfect. person i. think it's. the media lead us so we believe that maybe. the seed push to secure the place your party has evolved questions that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on r t. v limpid torch is on its epic journey to such. one hundred and twenty three days. through two thousand one hundred towns and cities of

see why stacey mac's are going to cover all those in our headlines today first r.b.s. kills off good firms for profit while bank of scotland you know the taxpayer owned bank is killing off small businesses to seize assets for its own property empire according to evidence referred to financial watchdogs by vince cable the business secretary in particular this this unit of royal bank of scotland called global restructuring group g r g basically drove small and medium enterprises into bankruptcy into administration in order for r.b.s. is units called west register their property division to seize their property at knock down prices yeah really i mean.

as stacey tisdale reports, as stacey tisdale reports, technology has put some new technology has put some new twists on the trend. twists on the trend. >> reporter: when noel was >> reporter: when noel was growing up in massachusetts, her growing up in massachusetts, her family always emphasized the family always emphasized the importance of giving back. importance of giving back. the last summer being charitable the last summer being charitable became became difficult when she lost difficult when she lost her job. her job. >> when you give or spend when >> when you give or spend when you are unemployed, you know you are unemployed, you know everything is going out, and you everything is going out, and you have nothing to refill it. have nothing to refill it. >> reporter: but using a website >> reporter: but using a website called goodsearch.com, she is called goodsearch.com, she is able to donate charity simply by able to donate charity simply by using the search union. using the search union. they are a veteran in the field they are a veteran in the field with 50 million visitors l

our special series this time with stacey.g up here are the super users of healthcare follow up to obamacare. promises rough spots of its accountable care organizations. >> it's been a rough start so far, and it's just not measuring up, but obamacare promises to cut costs for the sickest of americans. here is how it works. >> reporter: at 43 alicia said she's happy just to be able to breathe. inside her up ypsilanti apartment, oxygen tanks are stacked up like furniture. they serve as vivid reminders of things that took over her life and forced her to quit her job. >> that's when out of control blood pressure and diabetes and issues with my back and all that have. i couldn't stand. i couldn't do it any more. >> reporter: she has a lot of medical problems, and they're quiet severe. she's morbidly obese, and that is in part connected to a syndrome of heart and lung dysfunction from not breathing deeply enough. it's created a damage to her heart which in term created damage to her circulation. she also has diabetes. >> all those a

but critics told cbs reporter stacey butler it may give them a false sense of security. >> reporter: alicia merton won't go on her morning run without her cell phone and pepper spray. >> you want protection temperature unfortunately something happens. >> reporter: now there are new ways to turn your phone into a weapon. the yellow jacket is available online. it's a stun gun combined with a cell phone case with two prongs that generate 650,000 volts of electricity at the touch of a button. costa mesa self-defense trainer warns women weaponnizing your cell phone can give you a false sense of security. >> may be easy for someone to knock it down and then go into attack and as you can see, the cell phone is use less. >> reporter: he says the same is true for cell phone cases with pepper spray attached in small canisters. like smart guard. >> pepper spray doesn't always work 100% of the time. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened to our affiliate in pittsburgh. three times they try to deploy it. each time they say the product oozed out or sprayed for just a few seconds and that's if y

as stacey tisdale reports, technology has put some new twists on the trend. >> reporter: when noel waswing up in massachusetts, her family always emphasized the importance of giving back. the last summer being charitable became difficult when she lost her job. >> when you give or spend when you are unemployed, you know everything is going out, and you have nothing to refill it. >> reporter: but using a website called goodsearch.com, she is able to donate charity simply by using the search union. they are a veteran in the field with 50 million visitors last year alone. the company has raised more than $10 million for charities through more than 1.2 billion charitable transactions. it is one of thousands of companies helping you give without giving. on charity miles, earn $0.10 a file for biking and $0.25 a mile for walking or running for one of nine charities. more than a hundred thousand people have raised more than $350,000 using this site. every time you redeem a coupon, money goes to help feed hungry children in the united states. the organization has provided more than 1.3 million

stacey news. when he sleeps. i salute you can see it. i know. main character in the series is the river hull it shakes alinsky the climate and the lives of people who live on it stinks both rich and four. is anyone who tries to look beneath the surface of things unseen. power to set its history can never be fully understood. mueller says people also are. and it also hides their seats. secrets that one station are just covered by people like franco sunbury who have eyes to see ay ay ay ay ay. it was. low it is. low. it is. little it is. st st the oyster with rationed like it was denounced reaches for the two styles. nineteen sixty four the shinkansen bullet train was the world's first place people. it's technology that allowed these trains to run it up to two hundred and ten km run attracted attention worldwide. she celebrates at the maximum speed of two hundred and seventy km making the one hundred and fifty kilo is a tiff between tokyo osaka. in just two hours and twenty five should you frequency of these core speed trains also continues to ret

stacey news. when he sleeps. i salute you can see it. i know. main character in the series is the river hull it shakes alinsky the climate in the lives of people who live on it stinks both rich and four. is anyone who tries to look beneath the surface of things unseen. power to set its history can never be fully understood. new issues to people far. and it also hides her sleep. secrets that one nation are just covered by people like franco son gary who have eyes to see. ay ay ay ay ay. it was. low. it is low. it is. low. it is. each.l welcome to watching us and jumped on the doctoring of the world this week. fifty years after the cessation of president kennedy. why does that fateful day in dallas still resonate will ask our friday panel of journalists what it means for those whoemes and bork also kind of football results change the fortunes of the nation sociologists have gone from lamenting france's first leg loss

stacey news the students. i salute you can see it. i know. main character in the series is the river hull. it shakes alinsky. the climate and the lives of people who live on it stinks. both rich and four. is anyone who tries to look beneath the surface of things unseen. power to set its history can never be fully understood. new issues to people far. and it also hides her sleep. secrets that publication are just covered by people like signposts and harry who have eyes to see. i do. i know is that he's teaching you what what she needs them. it seemed to know what to nh. h c i am just out of options. next the eighteen eighteen and eight. ohh i love book about that. what seemed to think this is it. please if you are watching the game each. issue i'm with you. i knew i was watching it. i'm at how adding them up at all. and a lot or what. and the dates me but ensures that a book she said it's really me meet them all. your fortunes and there's scenes. yes i am each. the mobile widgets it some of the book of ages but the potential of a sudden the li

jake did too stacey's indonesia as an important gateway to the pos growing markets in southeast asia. many indonesian cooperation to deal with issues such as threats from the islamic resistance and fears aside and seek is to try instead to indonesia on route to australia. a chinese beginning to imagine the star of damage caused by type in height and weight oil costs are keen to hear this month at least five thousand five hundred people on and teddies and more than one thousand seven hundred are still missing three point four million people onto me of having a shell to a force of ideas that damage is truth and the physical psychological k is also an agent who need it especially the children. idk what jackie kelly to hire a visit to a shelter on the island of cebu eighteen downing says southern ninety th and tenth ranked team. pompey fan out across the country. they are temporary home for a total of two hundred and fourteen thousand people affected by typhoon tiny yen many survivors are traumatized by what you need to go. jim and kim needs are expecting to receive attention from our dri

but stacey has such a high profile media comes in an area plagued by violence and conflict may prove to be a difficult talents. a deal had found a nice gear and sexy. first the respect with the rest of the weather are for. well we are still watching this a very violent severe typhoon is rolling off towards the west you see here on the entire eastern asia satellite picture it is dominating the landscape down here towards a soft deftly are still very dangerous storm by boss went up by what's going on elsewhere across eastern asia in the world here where aisle towards the north actually in northern japan. this is a pretty gusty winds today actually gusting up to typhoon strength but on the twenty climbers prowess reporting am about the pre picture in a key to some of the image of the year in northern portions of poncho says video coming of the region where all the wind knocked down a few electric poles awesome bands down there as well. power went out for about a thousand homes on during the year on this evening and muslim groups also are sustained some damage their larval forms of high

head back to beat the socks for the soul of the shoot to push magical moment i'm sticking to its stacey killed in a brand snob. the new york based artist known for his bright colorful style has come to japan on a mission peter marcos as art can brighten the lives of children recovering from the two thousand and eleven disaster. nhk world junior awesome also has more. new year. i hear my prayer is on the wall. right carries daylight captures moments like these define my style he's been acting as too much he wonders if he's hit hardest by the earthquake and formatting. i don't have come here to spend time with children the all night. a second trip to the area with hers to read the back half a year after the passengers was a widow mike knew it would take a long time for people in the area to recover he went to the theater experience of september eleven two thousand and one chris anstey attack left many new golf years feeling and who it wants. i need to use his art. to lift people's spirits. i wanted them to be happy or one of them to feel all these other things. be strong and be happy that

dee-dee cramer and stacey scott and ann simon and debby kay were with me the whole time. we got together. [speaker not understood] goes out to jeff miller for being so amazing and having such a great vision after all those community meetings. (applause) >> and i remember one meeting someone said they didn't want the playground redone because they knew everyone that was here already and it was so intimate. well, i hope you all get to know all your neighbors because there's a lot more of them that are going to be here now. thank you for everything. (applause) >> thanks, carina, thanks, lynn. >> this is something we all wanted to do. >> wait, i'm going to add to your certificates of honor to lynn and carina. from the entire board of supervisors we have certificates for all of you. so, thank you for all of your hard work. (applause) >> i want to bring up my colleagues, i have two great colleagues from the board of supervisors here today, supervisor scott wiener and supervisor john avalos. if you guys want to come up and say a few words. but before i hand the mic over, just re

stacey tisdale tells us it's being used to find the best and brightest doctors. >> reporter: what ifideo game could get you a job interview? what if it could help you find your next star employee? that's exactly what this game is designed to do. it engages a job seek never a seemingly simple desktop video game. all while gathering a ton the data that can be analyzed to reveal a candidates abilities, behavior and personality. >> part of the point of this game is trying to see how well you can evaluate people. >> reporter: nyu's department of ooath beeted pedic surgery piloted the program to see if it would help them select candidates for their residency training programs. >> we have seven to 800 application ace year for hour 12 positions. >> reporter: the group is narrowed down to 72 people and pharmacy spend four days interviewing them. >> he would think that every person who got a position would work out wonderfully. and doesn't always work out that w5eu6789 it'way. >> reporter: it's a problem guy hopes to solve being he's the founder of the game and a new game balloon brigade. >> g

strongest this year is expected to hit the philippines within the next twenty four hours the max and stacey explore america that paradox where growth has become simply too expensive to sustain them. i lived in maroondah. i knew him. i am. illegal immigration evan always says that immigrants do the work but no lots to do what explain why that is going to turn east on vacation got into a taxi driven by a former migrant worker used to make a living in moscow. he told me he really worked hard driving loading trucks after five years he came back home and bought our house. yes from a seller that russians can even survive but he was able to buy a house employers in russian america see that locals don't want to work hard in order to get one of margaret worker salary they can build a bright future when compared to a local ok to make ends meet when you can see why the market workers are a lot more motivated than twenty this way if you know that you had to work five hardy years of some awful a broader awful condition somewhere far away liquors or germany. what would be able to pay off the house would

in five stacey premiums have gone up 100%. then you won't even -- whether you can keep your doctor. not believe you can fix this law to lower the cost and crease access. we have scrap it start anew get bipartisan consensus that puts the patients first and lowers the premiums. the republicans have many ideas on this. >> what would you do to get bipartisan approach. i haven't seen many bipartisan approaches so far in all of this. >> i think the polls show, it would move both parties to come together. one thing couple of different things. number one raise cost of healthcare is the lack of tort reform, malpractice reform. going across state lines for insurance. you can do that with car insurance, but you can't do it with health insurance? the idea of small business able to pool together to get greater costs, greater ability to lower the costs. these have all been scored by the congressional budget office and it lowers the premiums from 10% to 8%. that is a direct different from what obamacare in raising your cost bos let me ask you quickly. >> schieffer: is immigration reform dead for t

a calming peace and windscreen is these with a meanie the show mrs stacey two discounts to celebrate in direct and joe mcmahon. we don't eat it for you sentiment and the nineteen sixties and seventies identified any offspring on helmets a milkman was them and answering the call to return camps in nineteen sixty three adaptation to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary this month. with pace from the td catches the pirate teeth when i was destined to become needy can say. one that attracted me me me the will choose different sentiments. during experience spanning sixty years now he's about fourteen eat these with a passion for hezbollah and its on sticky notes main street was recently named couple plan again the final eight decor him the mets often chats norwegian prodigy lightness cops and has reinforced his credentials as one of the game's greats aged just twenty days now the official world champion now that the team indians got this one up on and on david ten matches in chennai india. telstra dome is demonstrated by is wrapping up of the title gone to fold the end of the twelve game se

has come in so generation emigration get the freaked out of here you know we don't want you no mo stacey is this true max we were in ireland over the weekend of course we did see the representatives of the go ship of death fraud represented by the troika congratulating ireland for cutting unemployment low and behold though you look down below and you see that the young unemployed have been receiving letters from the government suggesting we move overseas he says get out of down well there's to just x. and then there's economics and unfortunately the troika because they're guided by academic theory.

creation other branded slop inducing nausea from financial mega banks in the city or on wall street oh stacey burger max they got our debt sounds as gross as the gutter oil from china we're going to look at that gutter oil this video of chinese street food made from gutter oil is the most disgusting thing you will see all day and aside from being a downright disgusting it's also contains carcinogens and other toxins let's look at the video here some would be making at the school in a day's work for this woman she opens up a manhole cover and scoops out this much slower because she can't she works in the streets at the southern chinese city of shenzhen a foot soldier in china's so-called customer oil industry this reminds me of a story we covered here on the kaiser report a couple of weeks ago about the fact bergs in the sewers of london these are enormous concentrations of waste and moisten a toilet paper that are clogging up london's sewers so what you're telling me is that in china they dredged that stuff up and they re cook it and ten percent of what they're eating on the street is made fr