[laughter] >> maybe tom turner wants to say something. thomas interviewed in the book and tom was -- you knew david from the time you were born. horn in berkeley and was editor of the earth just as in the environmental movement has these medalist jones commandeers tom as signed then pulled them together. you want to talk a little bit? you can stand up at the pulpit. >> well, it's great to hear all this stuff in thank you very much for this book. as some of you may know, i've actually got california university press biography of deep broward that might take me a lot longer than i realize, that this book i'm going to steal from shamelessly because there's wonderful stuff in the other that will fit quite nicely. in fact, the amount of material that i have to go through scares me all the time. it's wonderful there's a couple hundred boxes of papers and letters and journals and clippings and all sorts of things at the bancroft library. the sierra club gave world history as with many of the old-timers gave contemporaries in the older ones than

. >> maybe tom turner wants to say something. tom was interviewed in the book and tom is -- do you knew david from the time you were born. born in berkeley and was editor and three just days and if the environmental movement has these marvelous stones. for years, time is spend the port that held them together. do you want to talk a little bit? you can stand up. stand up at the pulpit. >> well, it's great to hear all this staff. thank you very much for this book. if some of you may know, i actually got a deal at at the university of california press to do an autobiography of dave broward that's going to take me a lot longer than i realized, but this book i'm going to steal from shamelessly because there's wonderful stuff in there that will fit quite nicely. in fact, the amount of material that i have to go through scares me all the time. i mean, it's wonderful to couple hundred boxes of papers and letters and journals and put being and all sorts of things at the bancroft library. the sierra club did oral histories of many of the ol

[laughter] >> tom turner wants to say something. tom was interviewed in the book and tom is the -- he knew david from the time he was born. he was editor and if the environmental movement has these years of stone, he defined him and held them together. would you like to talk a little bit. >> step up to the pulpit. [laughter] >> is great to share all this stuff and thank you very much for this book. as some of you may know, i have actually done a deal with the university of california press to do a biography of david brower. it's going to take me a lot longer than i realized. but this book, i'm going to steal from shamelessly because there is wonderful stuff that will fit quite nicely. in fact, be a material that i go through scares me all the time. it is wonderful that a couple hundred dollars of papers and letters and journals and clippings and all sorts of things that the bank has, the sierra club lesson did share histories with many of the old-timers. two or three dozen oral histories, and everybody had something to say about bro

. -- >> maybe tom turner wants to say something. tom was interviewed in the book and calm was -- he was -- he knew david from the time he was born. born in berkeley and was editor of earth to justice. the environmental movement has these monumental stones. to find them and hold them together. would you like to talk a little bit about that? can stand up if you'd like. then up at the pulpit. do not say so. as some of you may know, i actually deal with the university of california press. the biography of david brower, it's going to take me a lot lower than i realize. but this book -- it has wonderful stuff in there. it will fit quite nicely. the amount of material that i have to go through scares me all the time. .. and it's keeping me busy. i'll have something to work for a long time yet. what do you want me to say? >> tell us a funny story. [laughter] >> funny stories is always are always great. >> i can tell a parallel story what jim said about dave phillips which was before that almost the same thing, david up in seattle talking an

bob turner was with me and tom addaberry, and our own rick santelli joining us on a day when the dow closes down 31 points and the nasdaq lost about 19 points on the session. good to have everybody with me, thank you for joining us, let me kick it off with you. are you disappointed we didn't get any action today. >> i expected nothing to happen out of the fed today, we've seen a market where, the stocks have been up a lot, and i don't think there was need for them to go and do anything today, they need to keep their full bullets they have left in the gun for later. >> yeah, maybe, but they were so specific in terms of really telegraphing this, leaking to the wall street journal we could do something wednesday or next week, john, what's your take on all of this? >> i think the only thing the fed might have done is didn't want to outrun the ecb, i think they want to wait to see what the ecb will do. i don't think they want today do any qe today, have the ecb do something tomorrow, and have the lagged effects of the ecb. they'll let them go for, see what happens with the market, see the