TITLE: What is a good book on topological groups?
QUESTION [17 upvotes]: I am looking for a good book on Topological Groups. I have read Pontryagin myself, and I looked some other in the library but they all seem to go in length into some esoteric topics.
I would love something 250 pages or so long, with good exercises, accessible to a 1st PhD student with background in Algebra, i.e. with an introduction covering necessary background in Functional Analysis.
If possible, I would also like it covering particularly important (in my view) topics:

emphasize on locally compact groups, but both locally Euclidean and totally disconnected cases;
Pontryagin duality;
Kazhdan property T;
Tannaka reconstruction.

REPLY [3 votes]: I have just read T. Tao's 'Hilbert's Fifth Problem and Related Topics"
and I found it fantastic.