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'Safe Streets for All,' fostering micro-entrepreneurship at the Fayetteville Public Library

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On today's show, $25 million and changing how we view traffic. Plus, chefs from around the country will team up for a No Kid Hungry dinner in Bentonville. Also, your ideas plus a library possibly result in a small business.

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