it turns out it may look like if will be the spring. >> neil irwin is the "washington post" com columnist>> if you want to visit historic places like the arlington cemetery you will be able to soon without leaving your home. that is because google hired someone to walk the cemetery foot by foot. it's a part of the company's mission to capture every nook and crany of earth on camera. mmaria has more. >> if you have never been to the grand canyon take a look. 360° view of the grand canyon. if you want to go under water you can go to the barrier reef. google has captured all of these images and soon they'll be capturing images of the arlington cemetery. they have hired someone to walk through the cemetery and get close ups of the tomb stones. officals are happy about this because they say it will draw attention to this place. how does this happen. google has what they call the trekker. they have a backpack on and a device. the device has 15 cameras on it that when you stitch these images together it will get a papanoramic 3* 36 360° view 6. >> they have gone to places all over the world and

the recent piece in "the washington post" by neil irwin. we are talking to devlin barrett . we are bringing in james from massachusetts on the line for independence. guest: i was -- by the --was employed division when i was in college in washington. i know timing is everything, particularly in that field. one day can mean the difference between somebody who is on a wanted list getting away or being put back into prison. was -- in massachusetts at a time we had to cut budgets. one of the things suggested was sequestration. on the different departments and municipal government, the town that i was in, and i found that you can't do it across the board. heavy ande are employees, some are heavy and occupant -- operational costs, and some would be effectively shut down. i think sequestration is an irresponsible thing to suggest, and i guess as equally irresponsible to let it succeeding go ahead. something has to be done to have a more rational basis for cutting costs, which we did in our town. what would be your recommendation on a national level? complete discretion. if you are g