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He described any differences as of a minor or technical nature. i can tell you he just served up the aclu's opening line in any argument against the new travel ban in court. they will say, well, judge, you blocked the old ban for these reasons and the government has already conceded through mr. miller who is in charge of this process the new ban is basically the same so it should be blocked too. >> willie, why do you -- forget whatever policy he is pushing, he is so bad on tv. steven miller. not ari! but seriously. he is -- he just -- it looks like he just got out of shop class in 11th grade a...

>> just give money to help different care funds. >> reporter: now it's time. albert's getting tired. the walk is getting harder, the shines a little tougher. and -- albert is throwing in his towel. >> i just did, you know. >> reporter: a magical little man whose message is worth more than his money. >> it's good to be a hero. >> wow. >> if that doesn't warm your heart. >> oh, he's been recognized by "people" magazine and major league baseball for his contributions. >> he actually made himself a shoe shine box in eighth grade shop class. he left school shortly after that. but it was something i...

Some give $7. >> reporter: and albert has given every tip, every extra dollar. >> the size of his heart is tremendous. >> reporter: back to the kids. >> he's donated over a third of his lifetime salary. to the free care fund. >> reporter: it's a fund for sick children whose parents just can't afford to pay. each dollar, every tip since 1981. >> i had a doctor, he gave me a $50 bill for christmas. yeah. >> reporter: and with these shines, albert will give his $200,000th dollar to sick children. >> he can bring in $500, $600, $700, $800 a week. >> reporter: strangers who so badly need his help. ...

They've doubled their nationwide average. for example, i could be going through and trying to get my regents diploma if it's in new york at the same time to say i want to be hands on with something? >> absolutely. you know when you think of career paths going on to college, going on to medical school and going on to surgical, one of the things they found out is going out of medical school that half of the medical school students were washing out and the blunt truth is that if you can't sew and if you can't saw and can't drill, you can't be a surgeon so we view career and tech ed classes as bei...

Today than there were 20 years ago. >> one of the problems in finding people is the perception that manufacturing is a dying art and that jobs are not going to be there because they're being sent overseas. >> reporter: you remember high school shop class? well that is making a comeback. there is lot of manufacturers are turning to the high schools, the administration, guidance counselors and ultimately telling students that the trades are still a way to make a good income with benefits and long-term security. bill? bill: just need the training. mike, good point. mike tobin live in chicago. tha...