but i want to look at the challenge of walter reed living up to its path with barbara starr at the pentagon and ted u.s. marine, i will not say former, there's no such thing. but todd, what does walter reed mean to the men and women in uniform? >> the best way to sum it up is that it's history, but at the end it's something that's very powerful because when you first arrive at walter reid, obviously you've been injured, and to be able to make that next step and see where you're going to move on in life makes it a scary place, but it's the best place that the military has to offer. >> tell us about this decision to pack it up and move it. what's behind this? >> this has been going on for years, this is part of what the pentagon calls base closure, they try and shut down either out of date or inefficient bases. in the case of walter reed, it was an aging facility showing its age, there was plenty of new medical technology that needed to be brought in for the troops and they decided rather than spending the money refurbishing the the hospital, they would move it to bethesda, build a new facility, cons