>> catherine heenan: and on our web site you'll also find raw video of the homeless encampment in kamen vicki lynn reactors and a photographer went on a tour of the area and is really i opening stuff. >> stanley roberts: o.k. let's watch the man with a tiny dog on the least. it would place the dog in the back and then heads into the store. with the help of a hidden camera i could see people by letting san francisco held scope by bringing the pets and the store. the food and drug misspent administration states like animals cannot be on the premises of food establishment working police officers dawks cats birds and other animals the federal government says that animals are unsanitary and the law protect the food from scratch contamination by any germs from dogs. >> stanley roberts: snot hard to find people behaving badly over and whole foods this lady with her tiny pets can zip we had them without a care in the world most of the people know they're violating the law and the grocery stores know that the pad should be there because their hands tied to aside federal state law lost and someon

michael kamen is a really good book if you have free time.f you have free time to read "mystic chords of memory," it talks about this phenomenon about the natural phenomenon where people will remember things that are happy and positive. right? you always go back and you talk to your grandparents and you listen to the stories about when they were kids, they were always locking up hills both ways, and they do not have shoes. i never understand. you are remembering it fondly, creating this nostalgic view where you look back at something and remember it fondly. that is what the civil war veterans are doing. so instead of talking about the reality of combat, the visceral experience of being at close range, hand to hand combat at 300 yards or less, we will talk about these generic ideas of heroism and valor. we will erect a monument, shake hands, and we will all have a good feeling about the civil war. this theme, and you are exactly right the veterans create this. , we deal with us today. we deal with this legacy today. are they narrowminded? and

>> first of all i'm a huge fan of dean kamen and what he's created, it's amazing, for folks who haven't seen it, they fill stadiums with students doing extraordinarily exciting work, and all the cheering and all the noise and excitement that you see in athletic contests it's actually much more important and valuable. >> einstein meets michael jordan. >> people who haven't been to one should see one and soak it in. we don't have any direct funding there. would it be great if every middle school in the nation had a robotics team? i think that would be amazing. i'm a big, big fan. we don't have a direct funding stream for it, they can use resources that we have to go behind it. >> this is not a big ticket item, and the benefits for students i think are amazing. whatever we can do to support and to be a strong cheerleader and advocate, i've been out a couple times. it is amazing to see the impact it's had. >> it is and as we're looking at the esea we're hoping there's some language that we can get in that will support programs not just first, but other programs like that that are hands on.