doctor geffen has been there forever, his sonnies there he hads a great staff.'m rubbing this dog's ear and finding a little lum this. maybe a cartilage. do you feel a lump in your dog's ear what is that and how do you handle that. >> it is just thickening of the skin almost like a pimple or a calcified area. it is usually not a problem fit is very tiny. >> but it is the blood in there what do you do with that. >> those are hematomas those can be difficult to deal with. some people recommend draining them or injecting them with cortisone. i tend to be more conservative. i like to leave well enough alone and eventually that blood will get absorbed. fit doesn't you can drain it and there are several surgical procedures to get the blood out of there and keep it out. that can be a very a anything problem for a dog and its ears. >> and scratching, itching their ears, what if your dog has really bad ear problems, and, it is called another era ambulation where you take out the whole ear canal. >> that is most aggressive form and that is worst and last case scenario for

it didn't have a debate about why does david geffen think the renovation is the best use that he can make of his money. >> i will not name names but i will open our -- how much money is required to assure your child will be accepted to harvard? is a lot. $200,000, expecting it your kid in. >>> i don't know much about harvard but at princeton if you give $50 million, if your child is close to the border line, it is on the scales and your child will get in but if your child is not academically hateful of these courses there is no amount of money that will get them in. >> continue. >> save you a dollar. >> decided to give a large sum of money to one effective charity or distribute money to a bunch of charities. >> iphone put into this way, it is not a good idea to give to realize number of charities. there is administrative costs to charities, gifts and mailing stuff and so on plus given to a large number suggests you haven't done your homework to a relatively small number. you might say i can't decide between a range of different causes, global poverty is a major issue or reducing anim

cbs news that rahim was originally plotting an isis style beheading of conservative blogger pamela geffen. >> they need to kill any would be who doesn't a abide by their law voluntarily. thinks a showdown for american freedom. will we stand against this or bow down and silence ourselves. >> david wright is charged with conspiring to obstruct an investigation by destroying evidence. >>> new this morning former texas governor rick perry is lung for president again. a senior advisor tells the associated press that per i will kick off his campaign for the republican nomination in dallas. four years ago perry was an instant front runner but his campaign lost momentum have after a debate where he faux forgot the name of the one of the federal agencies he wanted to close. >>> former house speaker dennis hastert is scheduled to enter a a plea in the federal courtroom in chicago. he is charged with evading banking regulations and lying to the fbi bit. federal prosecutors say that hastert withdrew millions of dollars from his account that he used as hush machine toy keep a man quite about past abus

and in 1980, the newly founded geffen records signed its first artist, disco queen, donna summer. it took a big idea that went even bigger. in the late '80's the timing was perfect for the mall of america. "carts rolling down the malls at southdale" southdale, the first indoor mall in the country opened its doors in 1956 in edina, minnesota. it was a foreign concept at the time from the mind a foreign- born architect austrian victor gruen. minnesota was the perfect place to test his indoor mall idea. a way to keep people shopping in the middle of the state's brutal winters. on top of the indoor shopping, he also made room for thousands of parking spots at a time when nearly every household had a car to get there for the first time in history. by the late '80s and early '90s, the shopping mall was hitting its peak. in 1990 alone, 19 of them opened nationwide, the most up to that point. that meant when workers broke ground on the mall of america the week of june 15, 1989 just seven miles from where the first indoor mall was built the timing was perfect. when the mall of america fina