man] yeah.etting better and better. and they're (indistinct). - [unidentified woman] but it's not your building, right? - [unidentified man] no, it's right. excellent. - [unidentified woman] right. (suspenseful music plays) - [narrator] at 8:59 am, the port authority police ordered the evacuation of both the north and south towers. soon, that ordered was expanded to the entire world trade center complex. having no idea what's about to happen, jerry kirkwood continues checking trades on the phone from the night before. - [jerry] all right, double check. 70 300. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. (suspenseful music continues) (people screaming) - [jeff] jerry, do you believe you wanna hear something? - [jerry] it just happened again, jeff. (suspenseful music stops) - [judith] hello? - [alan] honey, the best place right now is for me to stay exactly where i am, okay? (judith crying) right? - [judith] just get out of that building (continues crying). - [alan] honey, it's just- - [judith] it's horrible - [alan]

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because i can draw parallels between man falling, falling man and the two towers coming down fallingand the for making it more, them much more significant, so in my mind. but i'm seeing this photo as being truly iconic and in event of 9/11. >> well, i think you raise in wonderful question. i don't know exactly the time of this but i think it is before the south tower actually came down. you what if they hadn't come down quite with this pick should be as disturbing? forget about the iconic part right now. would this be as disturbing to us if the buildings had not fallen? the fires had gone on, probably similar number of people would've been dead because i point out to you it's been pretty well established that most of the people who died in the twin towers were at the fourth each individual tower of the floors where the plane struck or above come that the overwhelming number of people below those floors got out under their own steam and walked out, so to speak. so what's the impact of the towers don't fall? i think it's a wonderful way of reframing the question in terms of trying to f

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and the man who discovered this is a man named john enders. who ultimately went on to win the nobel -- excuse me, he and two assistants ultimately went on to win the nobel prize for medicine in 1954. all right. so we have the foundation beginning to feel a real sense of urgency. they're raising all of this money. people are vested in this disease. it's been declared the number one menace in america, even though the death rate was not nearly as high for polio as it was for other things. when you start getting people so involved in this disease, you know, pretty soon and giving their money, you're going to expect results. so the two major scientists involved in this research, and of course they're not the only ones, but they're really the two on whom oshinsky concentrates his book. the first one being jonas salk. who was jonas salk? what do you remember reading about him? anything? anything? josh? >> he was an immigrant and he came from humble backgrounds and he like slowly but surely -- >> his parents were immigrants. his parents, i think, were

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he's a smart man was the expression. he's a smart man.r words it's pretty cool that he can't so many people and i think if i had to guess i would say americans are more prone to it or there's a part of us that is like that was really impressive and it's kind of fun to think that way. >> is why my husband and i are bench watching -- you look at him and objective when you say this guy is a jerk but you can't help but love him. there's a lovable scoundrel quality. >> there are so many scoundrels in the world today. i don't know there are so many. it would be hard to convince people in various countries but given the number of demagogues i do think kind of out there scoundrels of a certain kind. >> i forgot to mention this at the beginning we are open to questions from the group so will have time for questions at the end but if anyone has a question i want to raise go ahead and raise your hand. [inaudible] >> thanks for that question. the question was about how the idea of american exceptionalism plays and all those and i think it did play in

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he was a man of incredible patriotism. also was a man of extreme gratitude.f all the things people did for the president all the time. he was aware, he was appreciative. here he is getting the presidential medal of freedom in the white house from his successor george bush who was president at the time. we went to the white house, he presented him with the medal of freedom. here is a man who has won every award, gotten every trophy, every certificate. on the way home what does he do? takes off his jacket, it's a long six-hour flight home. he left his medal on. he wore that medal all the way home. it meant something to him. it was very special. what it represented and the people it meant that he had represented. he appreciated that so much. he wore it all the way home. now, another thing i noticed about this photo that i didn't notice when i first took it, what is he doing in this photo? can you tell? he's got his pen out and his note card. he's writing his thank you notes. anybody else a big note writer out here? i am, definitely, because of this man. if he ca

put this following man sort of businessman. the twin towers represented some sense of advancement of a western economy and it's crashing down in the businessman is crashing down. it's kind of threatening to every american in general. >> so sort of translate this into a metaphor, since this image a metaphor of the larger american destructive acts this attack represents, okay. any other thoughts on this? yes in the back. >> this could be seen as threatening because in a certain way this man's perceived a mindset from what you think he chose to do, it goes against possibly a collective anger that people have. instead of choosing to almost be defiant and say in the building and wait for hope, he quits, completely resigned, to me that's of the image seems to show for its and conflicting for a lot of people are feeling at the time on a national level on a foreign-policy level even. i think that might have upset some people perhaps. >> it is interesting. his wife we already had a quote about the daughter, his wife as you may recall fr

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