government will come out and the many americans will wake up to see exactly who is ruling them ok neal you look like you disagree go ahead jump in. yeah i could not disagree more we've seen thirty two straight months of job growth in this country we have to remember where we came from four years ago we were losing eight hundred thousand jobs a month that it to go from that to thirty two straight months of job growth in this country is an unprecedented success the reality is we were we were in a hole far lower deeper than that than any of us on this panel right now have ever lived through in our lifetimes so to suggest that we haven't moved forward that we haven't improved is just fundamentally ridiculous and first and foremost i don't even understand where he's coming off talking about killing protesters as someone who was there at occupy wall street last year was standing with the protesters and a number of situations over the last year because you're right we do have to hold the democrats accountable just as much as we hold the republicans accountable but it's absolutely patently abs

but until we can disrupt the system no real change can happen let me go ahead neal i know you want tosay something go ahead well first of all i fundamentally disagree that we don't have a representative democracy because in fact what we're doing right now what what is happening across this country today is the implementation of representation represented in our democracy as people did in two thousand and six when they disagreed with the decision to go to war you know what they did they voted out the people in office that they disagreed with today is our day to represent ourselves and kick out the people that we disagree with and put in place the people that we do now as far as super pacs are concerned i think you know it's the idea that we are going to somehow create a system where free money is free flowing and anyone can give as much money as they want to any politician they want and any organization they want is just absurd i think we saw what that was like frankly in the watergate era and you know we decided to move beyond it now the fact is even before super pacs came in place an

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reporter with human events online gentlemen great to see you are with us and if you're going to go and neal thanks for joining us last night our election coverage as well of insecurity can only have. so aside from north carolina obama wins all the battleground states this is a really a landslide when it comes to modern politics in the senate the democrats picked up seats got more progressive same in the house got more progressive doesn't this show that the country is moving toward the center away from this hard right and center right position toward a more centrist position where progressives are playing an active role in things neal i think it's a great validation of the twenty ten election which put a lot of tea party republicans a lot of conservatives in congress and that congress that house of representatives was overwhelmingly returned to power and so i think that that's one part of the story which is that more of a testimonial to redistricting in two thousand and ten than it is to i don't think so i mean i mean a lot of these things were competitive and they broke for the republicans

romney campaign he never heard of the cayman islands he has no idea what you're talking or you go neal tell me vince thank you very much for things. raziel or i'd like one like space burger bully is so what happens when a group of friends from harvard university gets bored one afternoon my hamburger gets launched into space of course that's right late last month a group of friends from the acclaimed university launched a nice juicy hamburger in a space for reasons yet to be determined they sprayed the hamburger with a special coating to hold it together longer and attached it to some kind of an apparatus that had a g.p.s. tracker on it and a camera mounted to it to take video of the epic journey the burger and apparatus were launched are attached to a weather balloon which took the burger into the earth's stratosphere i flying burger reached an altitude of about ninety nine thousand feet before the weather the weather balloon popped sending the berger hurdling back down into the atmosphere and finally to earth thanks to the attached g.p.s. the group of friends recovered the burger cam

can just finish off the if i can just finish off last autumn if there's one thing that i agree with neal is that there are definitely certain differences between the parties i mean the first guest and force and i can't hear him very well but it's sounds like something from the merger and off here something we we don't have socialism fascism in there are centrist parties some are more you know involved in crony capitalism some want more government control of the economy and other. i want to stand for more of the free enterprise system and there's a clear choice that americans can make in that super pacs have arisen because of certain perversities in the system because there are restrictions on the what you can contribute to candidates and campaigns but no limits on what you can spend independently and what the one on an easy is and in the you really analyze that the solution really believe super pacs add is a positive to this electoral process really absolutely i think everybody everybody should be allowed to speak as much as they want independently and really i want there not to be limit

somebody who is a war criminal and then go and turn around and complain that he is a war criminal ok neal i can tell you want to jump in there go right ahead i know you disagree go ahead. i mean that's just i think the idea of encouraging people to not vote is fundamentally against the interests of the people that you're you're trying to advocate for and more importantly it's just not in fitting with what what voting is a civic responsibility in this country it's something we should expect of every single citizen and and of course everyone has the right to not vote but it's a bad choice you know you can choose to do that but why you after years of struggle after centuries of struggle would you say i'm going to throw away that choice and i'm going to make a decision not to vote that's just an absurd proposition listen if you want to change things work within the system to change it as far as the electoral college is concerned i'm all for moving towards a national popular vote let's make that happen and but let's make that happen by the processes that are in place i'm sure ilya would agree

created a job in their lives would ever be advocating for raising taxes so while i am going to work neal be you know i've hired probably at least two hundred people in my life when or i realize that and i've found i think we should raise taxes because i remember a time in this country back in the seventies one of the first businesses i had that really did well my c.p.a. came to me and said you've got to stop taking money out of this business your head it will hit in the forty you're going to hit the fifty percent tax bracket pretty soon back that was seventy four percent of the top and to keep the money in the company and grow it we did we grew it substantially hired eighteen people all over . time your let's bring you back into your lives you know i'm not unique neal that's what small businesses you never did that's why business was so good in the fifty's and sixty's and seventy's and eighty's until reagan dropped those tax rates because people kept small but that's why america's downtowns and malls were filled with small businesses now they're all gone. tom i have eight pages here of c

through a lot i don't see jobs because of you obama when i walk through a wal-mart in your faction neal when i walk through a wal-mart i don't see sixteen year olds just starting out i see people in their twenty's in their thirty's in their forty's in their fifty's in their sixty's i see the whole spectrum of american workers and they're there because there's nothing else they're desperate i agree with you that we've got a real serious problem in the last report and there's nothing about our business or actual answer yours are not creating jobs because they're totally spooked with what's going on around them we don't have job creators at the top neil will job is the olympic sprinters are the ones who are in wal-mart buying things job creators are consumers are commie is driven by consumption. if you want talk about the job creators let's pay the job creators twelve dollars and fifty cents an hour instead of eight dollars an hour then you'll have more jobs let's get them working in companies that is adding value like our manufacturing business is like are technology businesses take it up

but abc's neal karlinsky was allowed inside to see the amazon magic. >> reporter: this is what the inner world of amazon looks like on cyber monday. capitalism on parade. "nightline" was invited in for a rare glimpse at one of its 80 huge fulfillment centers strategically sprinkled around the globe. look down the aisle here. that's a lot of stuff. to find out what happens when you point, click and buy. a process that follows miles of conveyer belts inside a massive building like this. but first, an experiment. they say this is the hot video game. we place an order, just dance 4. if all goes according to plan we'll follow it from the shelf to my doorstep. this 1.2 million square foot amazon warehouse is the unseen shopping mall that never closes. it's funny, like noah's ark, you have one of everything here. soccer ball, backpack, tablecloth. >> we carry has much as we can. >> reporter: josh teeter a former military intelligence officer is the general manager, a little bit like an aircraft traffic controller for onshrine shopping. i tried to search for something you wouldn't have, i search

>> well done, neal. >>> if you're also expecting a delivery, we have a heads-up for you. two videos that offer a real warning tonight. watch this one from fremont, california. a homeowner caught a delivery man dropping off a box, and then minutes later, this woman strolls right up and steals it, making off with a new pair of black boots, even grabbing a bag of canned food that had been set out for a charity. >>> and here's another home owner video. in ft. worth, texas, the u.p.s. man places a package near a bush, but a woman is watching and makes off with a $1,500 computer inside. so delivery companies are urging every shopper to ask for signed proof of delivery or send packages to an address where you know someone is going to be there. >>> and now the looming threat to every american family budget, look at this. the countdown on, 36 days until the nation goes over that fiscal cliff. a tax hike for everyone on new year's day unless lawmakers end their long gridlock, and today we did see a sign the paralysis may be ending. a republican mutiny against a man who had convince

tom your let's bring back into your lives you know i'm not unique neal that's what small business if you ever did that's why business was so good in the fifty's and sixty's and seventy's and eighty's until reagan dropped those tax rates because people kept small but that's why america's downtowns malls were filled with small businesses now they're all gone. tom i have eight pages here of companies that's made layoffs significant layoffs since tuesday i mean this is a bloodbath out there why is not my liberal friends of friends marching in the streets because of all these people losing their jobs twenty five million unemployed and underemployed americans this is disgraceful there's never been a time in our history when the administration in our job creators have been at war with each other and then it was happening and we want to raise tatars never been a time in our history and f.d.r. said they hate me and i welcome their hatred there you know we you have seen our job creators we hate our job creators. back then and yes they and if you want to call them job creators you want to use t

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for more on the impact, neal atkinson. were you surprised at the impact of sandy on the global energy situation? >> the local situation clearly has been catastrophic. but the main problem isn't so much the supply of fuel itself because in the region, the united states atlantic coast, there is plenty of stock sitting there. it's the ability to move it around or more importantly the ability to pump it once it reaches the gasoline stayses. either's more of an electricity situation. >> power outage seems to be one of the most dekt aspecifficult . >> without power, you can't pump gas. >> and we've seen the government respond by allowing imports now basically saying bring it in through the ports. >> and given a bit of type and particularly once the power is restored, they will have plenty available. but people have to be patience, which isn't an easy message. >> especially when cars are running out of fuel and you can't get from place to place. >> so when can you expect things to look back to former? >> i would think it would be

dennis neal has the details. dennis: and for the walt disney company, the pressure is on, though, the media giant can they define and defy the disturbing trend of disappointing earnings that some of the rivals in the business. they report earnings after the close of the trade today. results will give wall street a peek yes into the media business but disney also providing the latest pulse point on the global economy. wall street will be watching ad sales at espn and abc network. ad spending always the first thing businesses cut in any downturn right? and the theme parks h offer a hint on whether consumers are spending more. that sector is proving to be surprisingly resilient in the never ending economic slump. music studio, broadway musicals also offering consumer gut check. disney had a great run the past year stock wise. that's in part to obsessive focus on attention to detail and lean ops. but also the mouse house owns one of the world's richest portfolios of movie franchises. disney has just agreed to pay 4 b

neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> i know this is subsidizing your holiday spending season.re working a second job. can you go find the pink tuxedo that worked for you? speed it up, rob. >> leave here every day. i have bills to pay. expensive here in new york. do what you got to do. >> we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> welcome back, er >>> welcome back, everyone. the search for osama bin laden, it was probably the greatest manhunt in american history. >> so how did the navy s.e.a.l.s know exactly how to find them? this one is our "favorite story of the day" as we now know it was through the tenacity of one young cia agent. martha raddatz has more. >> reporter: it is the story everyone thinks they know. the still thee night time raid by the elite s.e.a.l. team 6, sweeping into the bin laden compound in pakistan. >> you're in the elements, in the wind, you're in the sand, the sound of the rotor wash, and you can't see anything. >> reporter: "zero dark 30" has it all. but the oscar-winning team behind the "hurt l

the team and supporters of the plan are still working stonail down a neal -- to nail down a deal. >> reporter: as political pitchers go, it was picture-perfect. union workers and apprentices at city hall all giving news that they're going to get the first crack at building the new arena that the warriors want to put up on san francisco's waterfront. >> lifting up the economy, getting those jobs, and doing our part. >> reporter: under the terms, 1-4 construction jobs will go to local workers. and half of the apprentice construction jobs gallon to san francisco's youth, like these two cousins. >> what's this mean to you? >> a lot . >> a lot >> it's a big opportunity. >> at the same time , are within this goal too, we're going to accommodate returning veterans from our wars and military to be part of this effort as well. and i'll -- [ cheering and applause ] >> yes. >> reporter: but there was another message. it is a wonderful open space, but the arena and its jobs will be good for the whole city. and organized labor is behind the deal big-time. >> i think it's a big step forward. we ha

. >> joining me now is neal franklin, a 32-year law enforcement veteran in maryland and also speaks for a group called le against prohibition. >> i'm in favor because marijuana legalization is not something new. this policy of prohibition has been a perpetual policy disaster for over four decades now. as a matter of fact, one of the first law enforcement leaders, a man by the name of august vietnam vommer chief of berkeley in california and also the first leader of international chiefs of police. right after the end of alcohol prohibition in the 1930s, he said that managing drugs in our community is an issue for health. it is not one to be solved through law enforcement. this is nothing new. there are many reasons to end marijuana prohibition in this country and i'm glad that voters in colorado and washington stepped forward. this has been on the president's plate ever since he's been in office and it's time for him to deal with it. >> you were on the front lines for many years in the war on drugs, but i understand a tragic accident of a fellow officer changed your life. is that when yo

neal karlinsky, abc news, in seattle. >> a bet against apple, not necessarily a smart bet. 312 points yesterday. big drop. interesting too, four years ago, the day after obama was first elected it dropped 486 points. which was a massive drop. it is up 40% since four years ago when things were bad economically. still for this year despite the drop is up 6%. still a long way from where we once were. >> to put it in perspective. overall damage inflicted $400 billion in stock market vanished in the trading session. that is a lot. >> concerns about overseas, and fiscal cliff, puts the onus back on capitol hill. much more coming up after the break. stay with us. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all s

for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> thanks, neal. >>> we're going to switchears now. try to clear up an ancient mystery. with help of a prominent veterinarian who says she can prove that bigfoot exists and he's related to all of us. nick watt tracked her down. >> reporter: he's elusive. almost human. a cornerstone of our mythology. and now, someone is saying "harry and the hendersons" could actually be like a documentary. >> yahoo! >> reporter: to someone with a scientific background, a vet, who says bigfoot is real and actually related to us humans. >> i was a skeptic. i did not believe these things existed at all, prior to this study. >> reporter: she's talking analysis of sasquatch fur. after a five-year study, over 100 dna samples, dr. melba ketchum believes the species developed 15,000 years ago. a hybrid cross between homo sapiens and a primate. >> people have never found another level of people contemporary to us. i mean, they live right under our noses and we were never able to get proof of this until now. >> reporter: there have been numeral sighting

gary neal for three. that's off. heat win it 105-100. >>> that will do it for your look at sports. my name is todd grisham. please have a good day. >>> well, it isn't very often that we get to say, it's the end of an era for soccer here in the u.s. but it's true because tomorrow marks david beckham's final game for the los angeles galaxy. >> he's played six seasons for the team, helping raise the profile for major league soccer to new heights. and he's not saying what's next for him. >> i honestly don't know yet. you know? i feel very honored, at 37 years old, i'm still having the top clubs come in and want to talk to me. it's kind of amazed me. i came here six years ago. i said that i was committed to being an ambassador for this game and for this league, for this country and for around the world. and that's never going to change. >> beckham's last stand with the galaxy is tomorrow's title game against houston on espn. >>> and up next, "the pulse." bo, the white house dog checks out the new christmas decorations. >>

i'm neal karlinsky in seattle. >> awesome. finding big foot. animal planet i believe this weekend. set your dvr. >> ratings will be huge, i have no doubt. >> coming up, being reward ford doing the right things not the dumb things. >> the morning's "the mix" coming up next. don't go far. the truth about mascara is... it clumps. introducing a revolutionary new mascara. clump crusher...crusher. 200% more volume. zero clumps. new clump crusher from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. . [ laughter ] >> welcome to "the mix," everybody. what are the most annoy things that happens in the movie theater besides somebody stealing popcorn and kicking the seat. the cell phone. how many times do they have to warn people to turn their cell phone off. if the cell phone rings it is distracting. >> do you turn yours off, you are addicted? >> no. nobody knows. abc is always calling. got to go to work. >> uh-huh. >> cinemark, launched application, cinemode. download it. go into the theater. start the application. tracks you. if you haven't used your phone. end of t

based journalist and writer neal clogger believes president morsi will have to address way more issues and. his controversial decree i think morsi is made a big mistake he may have thought that basically people were mubarak and barak's gone and therefore he had a bit of leeway but no the underlying problems that corruption that approached with the policies of mubarak out you know that people want to cling great with these policies they wanted radical change not cosmetic change not merely a change of leader at the top carrying on with the same economic policies the same social policies etc they wanted a real radical change they're not getting that and so it's really at a at a crucial stage now where he's got to listen to the people to actually change course he's not going to be easy but i think they were tentative would be you know these demonstrations only going to get worse and worse from his point of view morsi did say did claim that the extension of his powers were just temporary can he be trusted not at all because the egyptians have heard it before that had a lot of temporary alli

horn yet honored the late neal armstrong. floating museum celebrated the grand re-opening of its apollo exhibit. the hornet recovered the astronauts. >>> he served several years in the navy and went on to become a test pilot and then of course, went to work for nasa and became an astronaut and achieved the ultimate. >> today's festivities including a flyover by an historic aircraft. >>> downtown castro valley boulevard officially re-opened, showing off its new led lights, new trees and planters. the multi-million streetscape project included reconfiguring traffic lanes, widening sidewalks and adding bike lanes in the area from san miguel area to redwood road. >> a holiday tradition gets a little bit of a test run today. some of the new characters debuting in this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. >>> ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is next with how long these freezing temperatures will last and when showers return to the forecast? mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist wh

talking points desk update and cause free neal to stay top of the russian premier league was a neat awaits the fate of the man whose goalkeeper is hit by a flare. plus on the other russia draw with the usa but coach fabio capello finishes the year on being in charge on course for brazil twenty fourteen. and blades of glory we look at the top action. alexandrovitch can shine during the n.h.l. lockout. so let's kick off with the latest football where it says stay top of the russian premier league but a flat hitting did i was goalkeeper dominated the headlines as constantine put up off reports. the crowd trouble that more exonerates match or do nama and the consequent fallout has overshadowed all other events from last weekend the match at the him karina was abandoned after thirty seven minutes with denominating one new things to long range effort the nama goalkeeper on junction was then stand by where thrown from the stand behind him continues in need fans in the referee stopped the game shooting was diagnosed with a burned cornea and will be out for ten days while the result will be decided

three neal down hey it was back from his birthday and this is how they partied. winding back with life. with four of them produced by the first line reinforced by one of last season's heroes julio komodo who's just returned to the nama and the show was still on by the birthday boy with his skating skilled. goalie stun now with some great net minding their bikes on the wall sushi and from the it was nancy and jeff glass from c b. meanwhile a comet. produce his third shot out in twelve gauge show game so far and definitely this saving a week out of his theory for a gift for neil looking like it's young gone threshing the on a man away and feeling confident in the weeks to apply. opinions differ so choose the heat of the week yourself it's either steep on the subject from one barse boy guinea by day and worries. and two more beautiful gil surround the bass these we've had all four on which to get a dose of pyrex dangling his way through with green the business the founders who set up need to do again for a goal. and scott need to go and going more than some just tea

attacks taking place on a daily basis to not be there by the west and i think we all know why well neal no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks but rebel groups say they were behind similar acts of violence in the past wires or to such methods are getting desperate more more desperate because the fact is they haven't got majority public support in syria i think we had a rebel commander saying a few months ago that in the big cities the trouble was that about seventy percent of the people support the government in syria and i think as the violence goes on more and more people in syria who. many of that sort of undecided early on say in twenty eleven hours after the government was or appalled by the violence and the killing for example after you know just imagine when mary colgan who was the western reporter was quite right there was condemnation about syria we had the condemnation from the west when they're now you know targeting members of the public in syria who don't you cry used to support the government it's took the fall and what do you think you think the the internation

neal how william strauss i think when is his first name strauss now and how they wrote this book called the fourth turning and they came to this theory that there are these four generations that continuously recur throughout history and that one of those four generations goes through a thorough moment. and you know if you go back every eighty years you will find a generation we're a large chunk of the generation just kind of goes minimalist. do you think that that's happening to the people of your generate you city around thirty in the neighborhood that you think that that's happening to that generational traunch for you guys are or are you trying to make that happen i mean do you think you're reflecting on his shoulder leading water or is this just a personal thing you know. that's a really interesting question because you know we don't have a certain demographic that shows up to our meet ups we've had you know a ten year old show up we've had an eighty three year old show up it really does stretch across generations i think really you know the message that we talk about what it speaks

journalist terry buell you can find all of the smash mouth investigative journalism of cherry bull at terry neal dot com terry bill welcome back to the kaiser report imax is great to see you all right terry you are out with a new investigative piece called regulators investigate sun trust bank for fraud tell us about sun trust the agency short cut mortgage and how this fraud operated sure max you know that this is. that i've been watching for over a year now and i think it's almost as big as the library scan the you've been talking about for quite a while now centrist bank is amidst. american bank used to compete with countrywide and wells fargo and whistleblowers have come forward now and submitted a claim to the bank's regulators and said for at least two years from two thousand and six to the beginning of two thousand and eight they were literally cheating and manipulating a direct lending system into fee enemy the enemy is a government sponsored bank to buy mortgages from banks right the one that was spelled out for hundreds of billions of dollars so the f.c.c. is currently sitting on inform

government if it's be just the last question of the way you know will will will go out on that point neal with the actually probably some group here last question quite far with i was just going out of business we know their products have a very long shelf life which does or will each of you guys be hoarding to put up on e bay ten years from now so that you can make a you know a big profit off that will it be twinkies ding dongs or ho hos sam i won't be pretty but i do carry a twinkie with me. every day. easy twinkies a right of citizenship for all americans i've got some stored away for my children when they're old enough i to think of eating of the twinkie i am an american and for us i say in the direction of this president taking the economy there will be no in may to put the twinkies on the phone here or i thank you horace so that's because you know. what does it take for a foreign corporation to get the corporate death penalty in the united states of america it's a question we need to ask ourselves after news broke yesterday of b.p.'s legal settlement over its gulf oil spill disaster

neal karlinsky starts us off. >> reporter: women in this massage parlor says this man was preying ona businessman in a suit. using personal information he'd somehow uncovered about their background to threaten them. >> i know this is a bad guy for me to do bad things. >> these assaults are happening on women that may not want to call 911. >> reporter: a police sketch went out. a suspect, a very close likeness was arrested. it turns out, police say, he is no ordinary customer but a successful lawyer named danford grant. by all accounts, grant and his wife, jennifer, are a power couple. both attorneys. danford, a partner in a firm. jennifer, a supervisor in the criminal division of the seattle city attorney's office. her steady gaze, following him, as he was led out of court recently, gave away nothing. yet, court documents reveal behavior that's now being looked at closely. police say she moved her husband's car from the scene of his arrest, parked it in a random location near her home and didn't tell investigators for weeks. all the while, detectives were serving search warrants, loo

for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >>> and for more, now, let's bring inegal team. nancy grace, host of "nancy grace," on hln, along with our own legal analyst, dan abrams. dan, let me begin with you. the wife, a prosecutor, knows they're looking for the car for weeks. why wasn't she arrested? >> she has no obligation to speak to the police. but she can't lie to the police. and she can't conceal evidence from the police. and she can't obstruct justice. if authorities believe she moved the car, and this is the key point, with the intent to conceal evidence, with the intent to obstruct justice, they might charge her. as of now, they haven't done that. and there still has been ongoing negotiations between her lawyer and the authorities about finding the car and other issues. >> the twist here, nancy, is that the authorities are the office she works in, the city prosecutor's office. >> that's exactly correct. and what's going to matter here is the timeline. the arrest and charges go down on september 24. the car sits near the massage parlor. how the police don

they feature the life of neal armstrong.izers say it houses the largest collection of artifacts. the uss hornet played a role and recovered the crew when they returned to earth and spent several days in quarantine. armstrong recently passed away in august. >> a special opportunity for athletes with unique challenges. about 100 anti-teen military veterans will attend a special training program. later this afternoon they will be training with experts at a martial arts and rock climbing and cycling clinic. coming up this morning on today in the bay, seers and snowboarders get ready. we will tell you which resort is opening today. all the day's news at 7:00. more local news in just 30 minutes. >>> we're back on this saturday morning, november 10th, 2012. in the past couple weeks we had a a hurricane, heavy snow, and today, mother nature is apparently making up for it in the east where we're expecting temperatures in the 50s. people outside are excited about it. >> it's crazy. >> i think you're doing a fine job. >> coat, no coat

exploring the rich history of john's hopkins in his book "leading the way," neal grewer looks at the history of john's hopkins medicine. when we say he wrote the book, it is a very heavy, big book. how long did this take to you write? >> 3 1/2 years. >> and reaction so far? >> has been very good, very good. >> why did you write this book? >> there hadn't been a major history of john's hopkins for more than 20 years and a great deal has happened over the past 20 years in american medicine and at hopkins itself and also we were in the midst of one of the largest hospital reconstruction projects in the the united states, the building of the new clinical towers at john's hopkins hospital when opened earlier this year so they wanted a book to come out in conjunction with that. >> to illustrate what it is they've done, how the hospital's expanded. >> and all of the new developments over the past 20 which include the winning of two nobel prizes, several presidential medals of freedom, several national medals of science, several mccarthy genius awards, quite a lot. >> obviously hopkins gets