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you think of this you think of male characters, you think of malcolm max, even the late great james garner. but now you think of them as maverick. [laughter] >> how did you compare this to your former buck? >> you know, i like to write about women whose lives i wish i could've lived. the next best thing is to sit at my computer and prod and poke and it's always a thrill. >> talking about the prodding and poking and going down the rabbit hole, do you mind that it's like, okay, now i am going to write and edit, or do you have overlap in how you operate? and was the prospect any different in any way? >> you probably agree that being a journalist yourself, i have to write and research at the same time. i know plenty that gather and i would research happily for 10 years and not write a word. i could research for the rest my life and never right. but that can get you in trouble with your editor. and so i think it's fun why have to write an and research at the same time and it saves you -- you find out what is important and vital to the story. you allow yourself to pull back and say, okay, i can'

you think of male characters, james dean, malcolm x, even the late, great james garner. but i like to find, you know, women mavericks. mavericks with vaginas. [laughter] that's sort of my override, if you want to call it that. [laughter] >> how would you compare this to your former books which were also about mavericks with vaginas? [laughter] >> you know, they all have one theme, it's just i like to write about women whose lives i wish i'd lived. i'm jealous of all of them. and the next best thing is to sit at my computer and dig into their psyches and prod and poke until they start speaking to me, and it's always a thrill when they do. >> you're talking about the prodding and the poking and the researching, going down the rabbit hole, do you find that you have distinct phases to the process? okay, now i'm researching, and now i'm going to write, now i'm going to edit, or do you have overlap in how you operate? and was the process for this book any different in any way than for the prior two books? >> um, i think you probably agree with me that being a journalist yourse

madison bum garner will face james shields. >> they're playing some great baseball, some passionate baseball two team that have gone through a lot to get here. and the wild card brothers. it is pretty special. to see what they've done. and to be a part of what we've done. it is exciting. >> all right. sharks and devils. first period. logan couture. joe pavelski puts it in. third period. 3-on-2. a fourth goal of the season. 3-0. the devils score two unanswered. driving to the net. joe thornton has the empty net goal. the 1200th career point. becoming the eenl player in history to reach the milestone. 4-0-1. 4-2, the final. the rest of the day in college football coming up, including a wild one in tallahassee. stick around. worth the wait. >>> still to come, new details in the case of a missing university of virginia student. >>> plus, a look inside. >>> and the once in a million years event happening in outer space this weekend. and the doctor saw a blemish on my cheek. he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered t

james has a $90 million contract there. so this is seen as a huge marketing opportunity for these companies, but given the national attention this is garneringit should boost the lebron brand as well. now the cavs just have to win some games. scott, back to you. >> all right, morgan. i'm sure they're going to win more than some. i don't know how many they'll end up winning. you think they win 60 games, doc? >> yeah. and i think the betting line is that they're going to be one of the teams in the finals, judge. adding love was a big deal for them along with lebron. i think they rounded out the cash nicely. >> yeah, they've got a nice team. >> absolutely. >> and they play the knicks tonight, as i said. >> and you've got the knicks. >>> coming up, we're debating big oil and final trades right after this break. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big a