when weem come to you what have you told them? >> i have discouraged it. there's nothing illegal about it. it's not wrong to come to the united states to have a child. for a lot of people it doesn't sit well. it's a little distasteful and contributes to stories like this, people that appear to by criminal conduct. so i try to discourage it unless there's a reason of family members of the united states. most people are looking for an escape hatch. lots of countries where there's instability and problems people want to know their kids will have a safe place to go. >> let's make a distinction between someone that sneaks across the border, versus someone that comes with a fesa allowed in in the country. >> if someone from border control says hello ms chang. why are you here i'll coming to have a kid. >> that will be a level of that is lacking when people are doing that. it could lead to a turn around. the boarder inspector could say that you intend to live and work in the united states and that the visa is inval i had. we heard from a federal agent saying it's

he filled readers heads with more historical crapola than anyone since parson weems.he word 'crapola', did you look that up? andrew ferguson: i think it has anglo-saxon roots. [laughter] i don't know. brian lamb: i found the subject you have written the most about is dwight eisenhower. this is about the memorial, the proposed memorial, you can see here. here is comments from brigadier general karl, retired as executive director of the dwight d. eisenhower memorial commission. >> these monumental, heroic sized images of general president and eisenhower will be framed as you see here by three transparent 65 foot tall stainless steel tapestries depicting a great plains landscape of kansas, artistically rendered as you see here. this will be the only national presidential memorial placed in a very difficult urban park setting. but this is a superb site surrounded by institutions directly related to eisenhower's presidency and will be directly accessible to millions of visitors. brian lamb: why have you written about this so often? you point out $44 million have already be

but weem will have to reapply. we've seen that happen across the country in terms of those not meeting the standards so we are enforcing the quality standards. that's in the headstart sfas. . the work that you all did thank you, in terms of the authorization last year has also given us guy dins in that space as well. >> one of the things i'm hearing in washington state is the lack of getting and retaining quality teachers. is what is the department doing to deal with that? >> right now, that is actually a part of the quality standards in terms of what types of degrees and training that teachers do have, and that is a part of what we are trying to do and we are seeing some increase, in terms of measurement of quality. in terms of educational background of teachers. i know that's not the only measure of quality, but we are seeing progress in that number. >> i think that's important. my last question and one that's important important is the 2015 omnibest represented the first time they utilized the budget control act