when the museum management came to me and said this was going to be a project toover see, really, i have to? twist my arm. it was amazing. >> reporter: it's where science meets imagination. the whole point is you're trying to bring things in that teach kids. right here you have what? >> we don't have a lot of robots now that walk because technology wasn't there yet. we didn't realize how difficult it was to actually walk or make a robot walk. >> reporter: and it doesn't look easy based on what you're having to do. >> and you have this smaller model to help you guide you through it. but it is a challenge. >> reporter: you know who we need here? herbie hancock. which one was that in the '80s? >> good call. >> reporter: the exhibit runs -- how long does the exhibit run? >> until february 23rd. we'll vl our extended hours during the holiday season. we have our special jedi package available for the millennium falcon experience which is very limited. >> reporter: all right. very cool. thank you very much, pete. this is a "star war" geek's dream come true. i happen to be one. coming in here an

themselves are finding that the insurance policies no longer cover everything that obamacare requires them tooverson the policies are being canceled. how fair is that? >> it is not fair. the president promised if you like your plan you can keep it. more and more people are finding out that that promise is false. gerri: week, -- we talked about ending the cost curve and it has been my suspicion that obamacare would not do that. the administration says it has research and the kaiser family foundation. most of the reduction of the cost of health care, 77 percent is due not to obamacare, but the recession. people just did not buy health care services because they could not afford it. >> that is exactly right. the obama administration wants to take credit for their poor economic recovery and not slowing down the growth of health care costs, by all means, more power to them. the administration's actuaries have said obamacare will raise national spending on health care by over $621 billion. that is a far cry from president obama's campaign promise in 2008 when he said he would lower premiums by 2500. ob