COSTELLO: Brazil is beefing up security with specialized police and fire fighters following ten days of protests in cities across the country. Today protest organizers are calling for a time-out, but this morning, protesters lit a fire line across a highway. Organizers found (ph) protesters will hit the streets again tomorrow in full force. CNN's Shasta Darlington is live in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Good morning Shasta.</s>SHASTA DARLINGTON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. This has just been an incredible 10, 11 days as you said. We've seen something that really started as a student protest against this hike in bus fares, snowball into something much bigger. And we're seeing tens of thousands of Brazilians taking to the streets and really vent their frustration against government corruption, against high taxes. And against these big, luxurious sporting events, when they say their money should be spent on things like health and education. We saw last night another -- another demonstration starting out very peacefully, tens of thousands in the streets of Sao Paulo, but then it did turn ugly and this is where things get difficult. We saw protesters trying to storm the mayor's offices, they lit a car on fire and this could begin to turn off some of the middle class that's started to galvanize behind this protest. However this morning, the mayor of Sao Paulo said he will consider revoking that bus fare, which was what set this whole thing off. So it will be an interesting time to see if this gathers momentum or if they finally reach a solution -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: All right. Shasta Darlington, reporting live for us this morning, thank you. Still ahead in the NEWSROOM, Ray Allen sticks a dagger into the heart of the Spurs and the Heat twists it in overtime.
Brazil to Beef Up Security