he's sir james dyson, the guy best known for his vacuum cleaner. midwest bureau chief diane eastabrook reports dyson is now trying to convince young people to follow in his footsteps. >> reporter: at chicago's miles davis magnet academy, a visit by inventor sir james dyson... >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: ...was like a visit by a rock star. >> making mistakes is something to be proud of especially when it comes to engineering and science. >> reporter: dyson, a british design engineer-turned- entrepreneur, was here to lead a workshop for 30 middle school students. they hope to follow in his footsteps by building the proverbial better mousetrap. alicia brown was among the star struck. >> i want to start off in mechanical and work my way to design and then technical. but, i just got hooked on this. it's fun. >> at dyson we think about what's wrong with things and literally go back to the drawing board. >> reporter: t.v. commercials promoting his products, like a hand dryer, fan, and vacuum cleaner have made dyson a household name around the world,

the politics of bin laden's death, with michael eric dyson and colonel lawrence wilkerson. and the reaction from the people who lost their loved ones on 9/11. >> i could not be prouder of our men and women in uniform. >> great to have you with us tonight, folks. this is the story that the globe is paying attention to. there is no question about it. it's the story that we are all fired up about. i'm fired up about this guy, right here. the president of the united states, you know, i wish i had five hours to talk to you tonight and have fun with this. because we're going to talk about american exceptionalism tonight. and before we start with the president, we've got to thank those navy s.e.a.l.s and those military guys that give it all their all the time for the united states of america. tonight we're going to show you some interesting footage about how they love this country, how we responded to all of this, and, of course, we just can't forget what they have said about our president. this president right here, president barack obama, if we can just for a moment talk about t

. >> guest: with michael eric dyson, professional michael dyson who is the embodiment -- i'm telling you it's almost out of a most of. usually they had three panels. they had one panel. >> host: and his job was -- >> guest: professor michael dyson is the cultural marxist in the universities that i'm writing in this book. >> host: he would not say -- >> guest: i actually started to cite the names -- when he started to talk in this foreign tongue, he said the deconinstruction of the bifurcation of the intellectual deconstruction i remembered oh, my god that's what i heard in college that i didn't understand. >> host: an epiphany. >> guest: he was caught up in a noam chomsky vernacular that i actually was afraid that bill mahr would ask me what he said and his job is there is to make me appear like a racist. his job there was to call rush limbaugh a racist. and i'm sitting there thinking to myself, stand up for what you believe in, and i started to fight back. and the crowd started booing me. in fact, it got to the point where the second i would get a syllable out, they started booing a

it goes away from professor michael eric dyson where everything is malleable. everything is gray.nd it goes back towards the black and white world. and it goes back to where there is a right and a wrong. it is going back to a place where judeo-christianity is a basic template for what this culture stands for. that's blasphemy and the left culture says are you indifference against christianity. i'm agnostic. and the proof is in the pudding, america, the pillar of capitalism, the pillar of judeo-christianity, there were checks and balances they work off each other. america rose so quickly to become what it was in a short period of time and then the cultural marxists came in here and took our institutions down. they got rid of washington birthday. they got rid of lincoln's birthday. they got kids at their college campus saying, mom, i love you. thank you for buying me a stereo on the first day -- >> host: and you want to take god we trust off our currency. >> guest: by thanksgiving in the first semester, why are we having thanksgiving, mom and dad. you are an oppressor of the native

and michael eric dyson. i don't understand the power struggles were talking abut young man, from the definition of what racism is. racism is the cultural and possession of the dialectic what -- i don't know what he was talking about racism, racism. and everywhere i go, racism, racism. unlike racism is why you guys use. this is where in america this is un-american where you are guilty and you don't even have the ability to prove it. >> host: are you trying to convey to the listeners who are like i am record with this discussion but it's only black men that played the race game, played the cards and just tell these lies? they don't have a monopoly on them? >> guest: bill largest sits back and enjoys it and plays off of it because mcnuggets white males as shelby steele will talk to you about it is played like the black community, the liberal black community. and the people who will tell you about this the most are black conservatives. they say yaki and guess what we are, an uncle tom. if liberty is in their pla

mike aviles dyson tag. not in time. a's argue that dyson left the bag early. he is not happy.go on to win it h, 3. blue jays and verlander he walks one so the perfect game is gone. next batter. ground into an inning ending with a no-hitter. verlander gets a former a to end it. verlander's second no-hitter and they win it 9-0. >> 137th kentucky derby picture perfect day in louisville kentucky and hats on derby day makes the royal wedding look tame. race itself 19 horses would leave the gate. uncle mo and now we go to the amp kingdom. >> animal kingdom! it's animal kingdom all the way. >> animal kingdom at 20-1 odds with john velasquez. he replaced jackie borata that broke his nose earlier in the week. animal kingdom the champ yochb. >> celtics have shaq back. now in a battle. details as we e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e

it's an interesting thing. >> schieffer: michael eric dyson, what was donald trump saying there? >> well, this is racism by inference. the implication is that obama is not up to snuff. you know, skepticism about black intelligence and suspicion about black humanity have gone hand in hand throughout the history of this country in seeding the perception that black people don't quite measure up. thomas jefferson was skeptical about the rational capacity of black people. i'm not equating thomas jefferson and donald trump. we don't have to fear that donald trump is the face of the republican party; maybe another part of the anatomy might be more correct. >> schieffer: (laughing) >> this bigotry, he's part of a bigot-ocracy. this bigot out there promoting conspiracy theories, half- hearted truths, factual errors barack obama is a magna cum laude graduate, editor of the harvard law school. unimpeachable intellectual credentials, and now we have a retroactive bigotry that tries to question his very bona fide status. i think this is shameful and it's sad. unfortunately, donald trump has c

curt suzuki throws it into third because he thinks dyson left too soon.rin thinks the same thing but doesn't win the argument with plate umpire bill miller. the sixth walk-off win for the royals this year. the second complete game loss for mccartny as the as go done 4-3. >>> further evidence that baseball is evolving into an era of the pitcher. detroit's justin verlander in toronto. david cooper leads off and verlander gets him to pop out for out number one. next up is john mcdonald. he grounds to scott sizemore who handles it. taking care of the first two outs of the inning. verlander is one out away. threw a no hitter four years ago and when davis struck out he had his second career no hitter, just the 7th in detroit history. the second no hitter in the major leagues this week as the tigers win 9-0. >>> well, the first saturday in may is reserved for an american sporting event that today was run for the 137th time. good time they don't ice roman numerals for this one. the event is the kentucky derby with oakland mow scratched. no clear favorite in the 1

the speedy dyson. he left too early, but the call stood. kansas city wins 4-3.inally nba playoffs, kevin garnett goes out for 28 points and 18 rebounds to lead the celtics to a 97-81 win. the heat lead the series 2-1. and manny beats mosley in vegas. it was a unanimous decision and it's the 14th straight win. >> pound for pound for me. >> oh, i love it. >> all right, as kim says, she'll have more sports at 11:00 on cbs 5. can't wait, kim. >> yup, you got it. it's probably those fiber one bars you're eating. i know they help me stick to my diet. the bars are 90 calories and the fiber helps you feel full. 90 calories and high fiber. so that's why this diet thing is working. but it's weird because my wish for lorenzo came true. [ male announcer ] fiber one 90 calorie bars. hungry no. results yes. [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just lik

dyson left early but you can clearly see his foot on the bag but to no avail royals go on to win it 4>> justin verlander pitched a perfect game. he walked one but the perfect game is gone. he grounds in to a double play. verlander with a no-hitter. verlander catches him swinging. detroit goes on to win it 9-0. >> to churchill downs to 137th running of the kentucky derby and hats on derby day making those at last weeks wedding look tame. 19 horses would leave the gate. uncle mo would have to withdraw. now, we go to animal kingdom. >> animal kingdom! roaring down the stretch. animal kingdom! >> 20 to 1 odds wins the kentucky derby. velasquez replaced the rider who broke his nose earlier in the week. >> to the n.b.a., the heat is off in boston. celtics with a must win. late second quarter. lebron finds dwyane wade. boston fires in the third. he had 27. celtics up by 8 but a scary moment. wade seems to take rondo down. he dislocates his left elbow but he would make the difference. still with a bad arm and la it in with good arm. 97-81 victory. boston trails in the series 2-1. >> in the we

dyson left early but you can see his foot was on the bag.uerin was not happy and let the ump know but the royals go on to win 4-2. >> in toronto tiger justin verlander was a no-hitter in the eighth. two outs in the ninth. he gets davis swinging to end it. 7th no-hitter in tigers history. verlander's second and detroit wins it 9-0. >> to church hill downs for the 137th running of the kentucky derby. the pokes the exiting 2 minutes to sports. a picture perfect day. and the hats make those at the royal wedding look tame. 19 horses would leave the gate after uncle mo had to withdraw. a clone start and now we go to the animal kingdom. >> animal kingdom roaring down the center of the track! here comes animal kingdom in the middle of the racetrack. hits animal kingdom will win the derby! >> animal kingdom had 20 to 1 odds in the kentucky derby. the jockey was said to ride uncle mo who was scratched but john velasquez replaced another jockey. how about that for the luck of the draw. animal kingdom, the kentucky derby champion. >>> celtics down 0-220

dyson will beat for sweeney, as appealed they left too early kansas city wins 4-3. >>> kevin garnet goes off 28 points, 18 rebounds to lead the celtics 97-81 win heat lead the series, 2 games to 1 in a unanimous decision, manny beats sugar shape in vegas. -- shane in vegas. >> happy mothers day to my mom congratulations for graduating, getting your masters i hope you have a great day, we lax andly be home soon. >>> there you see military members are doing what they can to send mothers day greetings back home. >> this is a tough holiday for any mom worried about their kid fighting on the front lines. some bay area military moms through a brunch in their honor one soldier was able to say thanks mom in person. [ applause ] >> this is the face of a mother who didn't think she would see her son's face this mothers day. >> they did a really good job i had no idea. >> her son specialist johnny is stationed in a texas rehab clinic after part of his leg was blown off in iraq in 2009. >> first thing that came to my thought was mom what is my mom going to think. oh, man. she is not going to be happ

cheryl davis, author of the book "my princess boy," allows her 5-year-old son, dyson, to dress as he chooses, even if that means a tiara and tutu. >> choosing their clothes and getting themselves dressed is a sense of powempowerment. >> my son is very happy and healthy, he's just like any other kid. >> reporter: raising kids less traditionally has bloggers abuzz. >> "for me, the goal isn't to remove gender from the equation, it's to support my son making his own decisions about his identity." >> reporter: but while many support the idea of giving children more freedom to express themselves, stanton suggests this is more about mom and tad. >> to think that the child can choose who they're going to be, male or female later on, just absolutely storybook thinking. >> okay. one person's opinion. vicky nguyen reporting. >>> jeff ranieri, let's bring you in now as we head towards this memorial day weekend. we see no green in that radar, right? >> well, we do have green, yes. in the bay area, we do not have any. to the north, the true scientist in me cannot say no. we take a look out here to

he hits that fly ball, and dyson tags up to score the winning runner. did he tag up? let's talk another look at that. this is a disputed tag. he may not have waited until the ball was actually caught. the a's manager not happy about that, but the royals do get that 4-3 win. >>> one week after the death of osama bin laden, we're getting new information about his wife and children. >>> and the sweet reunion between a music student and a very expensive violin. >>> every day can be a struggle for mothers who are homeless. but on this mother's day, one group is honoring more than two dozen homeless moms with a rare day of pampering. >> this special mother's day treat is happening in san francisco this morning. 25 mothers in for a day they will hopefully never forget. allie rasmus live in the city today to give us a look at what's happening now, and what's also ahead for these mothers. >> reporter: >> reporter: that pampering session is happening in this room we're standing in. it looks like a regular old conference room now, an hour from now, it's going to be transformed i