the term where a reader has carefully copied into what was blank pages, poem, mostly peoples by john dunn and this is the first printing of done's peoples. done was dead, he died in 1631. and dunn had never been very comfortable with the idea of his poems being printed. manuscript circulation was in a way safer. >> -- not quite familiar of the paranoia that they don't go to book but rather on-line it can spend by wildfire and get in the wrong hands of someone that might feel the same as other from manuscript to print. >> i think dunn z i think he was very conscious of that i think that print was unregulatable in a way that manuscript actually wasn't -- >> i think that narrative of displacement, you know this kills that, the famous line of hugo, i don't think it usually happens, though i will admit that the horse drawn buggy hasn't survived the car very well. one of the irreplacable aspects of the book as a object and as a technology is that the book absorbs histories. >> so we've got here two prayer books separated by 2 -- years. one of them is the most exquisite hand drawn beautiful manu

. >> with us now anita dunn, senior adviser to the obama campaign and republican strategist rick davis, senator john08. good morning. anita dunn, may i begin with this question. you know this president well. is he going to come to washington having learned what lessons from the first four years and what new approach to governing? >> well, thank you for having me on this morning, and you know, it was certainly a great night. i think that the president laid out very clearly in this campaign what the choice was about moving forward and building an economy that strengthens the middle class, and really moving everybody forward and last night in his speech i think he made it very clear that he will be reaching out, and that one of the things he wants to do is to move everybody forward in this country, and to bring people together. so i think that's what you will be seeing. >> so what will be different? >> i think that both parties need to take a step back and listen to what the american people said last night, which was we want to continue the progress that's been made, and we want to move forward and we

dunn and my producer. that's a bye week but we are still on. myself, doc walker and scott smith. have a good night.    positive it was dna. >> officer john corvino: i'm looking at my dispatch here, and there's a burglary that just happened, and i'm heading into the area. i'm going to help the other guys who actually got the call. 'cause the guy's on foot somewhere in this area, and we'll see what i can do, may be help them out. victim came home and caught the guy right in the act. he was loading things up into a suitcase. all the property, vcr, and things like that. so i know he's in the area somewhere 'cause it just happened, and apparently he really scared the victim. >> radio: window 32 sighted in the complex. 32, chasing the subject southbound behind the complex. >> corvino: he's upstairs? >> radio: advising the subject is upstairs. >> get up! right now! >> radio: lincoln 32, the subject... >> corvino: get on the ground! get on the ground! get on the ground! get on your belly. get on your belly. >> ah! >> corvino: hands behind your back! hands behind your back! hands behind your back! ( groaning) ( panting) >> no need for crying now.