and booth refuses to surrender. they'll get to see the barn lit on fire. and then boston corbet shooting john wilkes booth and john wilkes booth's final words to his mother. >> let me have a moment. if you'll take your men 50 yards from the door, i'll come out and fight you. give me a chance for my life. >> we did not come here to fight you. we came to make you a prisoner. >> well, my brave boys, prepare a stretcher for me. [ horses whinnying ] [ gunshot ] >> mother, i died for my country. >> so it's just kind of an interactive way like our street scene to take people into 1865 and give them sort of an emotional connection with all of this material. on this display case here, we have items that are related to the trial and capture an imprisonment of the conspirators and some of the items in this case have never been on display including this wheel of the montauk where several of the conspirators were held and imprisoned until they went to trial. we have the military passes to visit the prisoners and for the trial it

we start with john wilkes booth here. with learn a little bit ab comet case. it has two items on on wilkes booth when he was captured, a set of keys and a travel map much like what we carry today. it folded up in this nice little book. these were on his body and the national parks service were able to loan this to us. as we move forward we come to a map that traces that escape from washington that john wilkes booth and david harold made. and by pushing this little li t light-up button we get to follow the path way that booth took, his stops at the tavern to pick up weapons, the stop at the d k doctor's house where his leg was set. their first attempt to cross the potomac river and the second one and the journey across and eventually ending up at the garrett farm where, of course, john wilkes booth and david harold were caught and captured and he was ultimately killed there? this side lets exhibiters take a look at the final moments and take a look at john wilkes booth's capture. we have recreated garrett's tavern. visitors will be able to look in the barn and

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we have the food network here for the booth, but it's the local broadcaster. and what we've found is if people value the local news, weather and sports most highly. >> host: so people who may be interested in watching c-span, would c-span have to sign up for your service for people to get that over their mobile devices? >> guest: it all depends on the deal. we would love to have c-span in. everything we're broadcasting now is free and in the clear. we would lo to have c-span if your pl of stations and channels that we're building. >> host: does it include the broadcast networks, abc, cbs? >> guest: it does. there's a second consortium headed by fox and nbc, and they're lining up their stations. the nbc, fox and telemundo stations across -- >> host: where's your device manufacture? >> guest: the companies that are designing it are in israel and germany, and it will be manufactured probably in china. >> host: well, we're or also joined here at the booth by brian mchale who is the vice president of technology for fisher communications out of seattle. mr. mchale,

next, a visit to the intel booth. here at the booth, joined by the brand manager of intel. what is intel introducing here at the 2012 consumer electronics show? an exciting show this year. >> i think the big story for us this year is the experience that the consumers really have, and intel has great technology and product that really power a lot of the new ultra books and smart phones and what we're talking about we really have the brains behind the technologies. we have an interesting reason to be here in that we're the innovation of the industry. >> well, mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be ultra books. what is that? >> it's all about mobility, taking what you kind of know about performance and computing and putting it in a new style and a new design. >> are these ultra books here? >> they are. they look like laptops. there's a couple things that macon ultrabook. it starts with the second generation core processer, the heart and brains of the overall book. what you see, i think, quickly, is that while it has the full performance of a traditiona

up next on the communicators, a visit to the intel booth. here at the booth at the consumer electronics show, we are joined by bryan deaner. mr. deaner, what are you introducing here at the 2012 electronics show? >> we have an exciting show. the big story for us is about the experience that the consumers have. and intel has great technology and products, power books, smartphones and we are the brains behind these technologies. we are really the innovation of the industry. >> mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be an ultrabook. >> it is all about mobility and taking what you kind of know about performance and computing and putting it into a new style and new design. >> are these here? >> these are all ultrabooks. >> they look like laptops. >> there are a couple of things. it starts with the intel second generation core processor and the heart and brains of the ultrabook. while it has the full performance of a traditional laptop, it is anything but traditional. you have a really sleek design and elegant design. they ar

this week we'll look at some of that technology as we visit some of the exhibitors booths. in the parking lot of the competition center are more visits. here is mr. adkins with a company called goal zero. >> we make everything from laptops to refrigerators. we started in africa, but we're selling in the u.s. now. >> how did you get started? >> humanitarian efforts. our founder, robert workman, is over in africa finding ways for people to create jobs. everyone has cell phones but no one has power. he said if i can get you some power, could you sell it? so, yeah, that's what started creating some jobs over in africa. >> are your products on the market? >> they are. and we are releasing some new products as we typically do at c.e. s. you can find them at best buy. >> show us some of your products. what do you have here? >> we have a small, medium, large. here is one of the small systems here. this is a seven-watt solar panel. you can charge cell phones, all that stuff directly. or if you want, you can store your power in this battery pack. it has a double a battery. you can po

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the people the ninety nine percent and the government so they own the government behind their toll booth so that that's the key point is that the life in the u.s. and around the world is being obstructed more and more by these especially these toll booths where you've got these in privileged is not a word. privileged class that are set up by the government to basically take money from folks as they're trying to get from point a to point b. so it becomes extraordinarily. going to rewrite the some of the songs like america the beautiful they're going to write it like america the prism but also like what sort of wealth do these people create a service economy is in which the service being provided is spying on the citizens that doesn't add any wealth to the economy these people obviously are very wealthy they're making income from it but it's not creating wealth for the economy and that's why you see an economy that is collapsing it's a drag on wealth it's a drag on wealth and they justify it as you need to have this one percent in these counties looting because again going back to the theo

any time they make a change in the booth, it is big news. from now on it will be a two man booth. he will now move to other espn shows like nfl live and countdown. this is a big blow. he loved the bright lights of monday night. >> we although the crowds in the tv audience, but it was important that the other players were watching you. it really meant something special. he knew that night all of the other teams were watching you. he wanted to play well. >> let's go to college basketball. the maryland terrapins play boston college tomorrow. they have to getterrell to buy into the program. he can shoot you into a game and can to you out of them. he was benched during the the duke game. he twisted his frustration about being --he tweeted his frustration. >> that is today's world. it is like raising kids. kids make mistakes and you correct it. i am not promising you he will not do it again. i will not take that away from him. he is a guy that needs to grow up and use that tool. i said, it hurts to more than it hurts anybody else. there are a lot of people follow with you on that. you h

yeah, ocean city tourism will create a traveling booth. it would all be in a booth shifted off to conventions like ottawa. ocean city will spend about $180,000 with spark productions with four or five events to bring tourists to ocean city. >> how about a and for the johns hopkins women's basketball team. the blue jays got a large bid after losing the centennial conference this saturday night. hopkins heads off to tufts just outside boston where they'll take on the university of new england. head coach for nancy funk. she has been there for 26 years. >>> all right. the weather was great today but it's still february. look at this sunset. wyatt will be right back with the rest of your forecast and kelly's got a sneak peek at what's coming up tonight at 11. >>> before we go, a look at what's coming up at 11. >>> with the rising costs, it's enough to break your household budget. we'll reveal the five thing that is you can do top cut down on that cell phone bill. >>> plus, for all the joys of mother hood, there's sometimes you want to pull you

up next on "the communicators," a visit to the intel booth. and here at the intel booth at the consumer electronics show we are joined by brand manager bryan deaner of intel. mr. deaner, what is intel introducing here at the 2012 consumer electronics show? >> guest: well, peter, we actually have a pretty exciting show this year. i think the big story for us is really about the experience that the consumers really have. and intel really has great technology and products that really power a lot of the, um, the new ultra books and smartphones, and some of the things we're going to talk about we really have sort of the brains behind these technologies. we have a really interesting reason to be here in that we're really the innovation of the industry. >> host: well, mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be ultra books. what is an ultra book? >> guest: ultra book is all about mobility, all about take what you kind of know about performance and computing and really putting it in a new, a new style and a new design. >> host: are

you want to go in that voting booth. not essential that you vote but when you go in the voting booth like hemingway said you know what's good and bad? what you feel good about afterwards. i think people went in to vote for santorum. if they are conservatives, they want to walk out of that booth like they took a bath, not like they need one. and i think that's the difference. >> but he is drawing out people who want to make a statement while mitt romney is not. >> what is romney's statement? >> there is none. i've been saying it for six months now. there is none and that's why -- >> his position is america is beautiful. >> he is not a rebel without a cause. >> but that's the problem. he has to find that connection and this week everybody is flowing into town for cpac. what is romney going to say to this enormous gathering. >> he'll talk about his daddy or something. >> you can give a great speech in the cpac moment but what are you going to do when you get out with the rest of the country? >> look at the speeches he has g

i knew the bridge was going to be closed westbound at the toll booth.nt into the city and stayed the night and came back eastbound this way, you can still drive westbound from treasure island. i figure it's a win-win, right? >> this is cal's only rugby game on treasure island. when it was scheduled, the school did not know it would be on the weekend of the bay bridge closure. but a cal representative said they're impressed with the turn-out. hundreds of fans came out to cheer on the bears who took on the university of british columbia today. and the ride home from treasure island is likely to be a lot less hectic. traffic on the lower deck of the bay bridge was moving smoothly. >> the cal bears won 13-12. live on treasure island, kimberly terry, nbc bay area us. >>> have you noticed the price of gas? it's not your imagination. bay area prices are rocketing past the $4 mark. and some analysts say it could cost $4.50 by memorial day. the statewide average is now $3.90 a gallon, 20 cents higher than a month ago. in san jose, gas is $4.01 a gallon. in san f

includes his death and the funeral train journey home to illinois and the manhunt for john wilkes booth and the conspirators. and the second part of the act looks at the me moralial zation and memory of abraham lincoln and why he's still so important today. so come with me and take eye look at what we've gone. at the mezzanine, this is actually where visitors to the site will enter the center and take the elevator to the fourth floor to experience the first exhibit. people will come through the peterson house, across the back porch and to this area, and this way it's a continuous flow from that third act to that fourth act. so people who come here, they'll learn a little bit about what the center is and then they'll load onto the elevator and take the elevator to the fourth floor, which is what we're going to do right now. >> going up. >> we like to think of our elevator as time travel. as the elevator doors open, we step out onto the washington streets of april 15, 1865. and visitors get an opportunity to hear the street sounds of horses and carriages traveling along, tolling bells, mo

there are plenty of security cameras at the toll booths. officers are examining surveillance footage and following up on what they say are strong leads. >>> scientific tests support a tip from a convicted serial killer. dna test results confirm the human remains found in calaveras county are those of murder victims cyndi vanderheiden and shaw veal wheeler. investigators found their bones earlier this month after getting a tip from convicted serial killer wesley shermantine. wesley shermantine and his partner in crime are tied to as many as 20 killings. >>> this morning the contra costa county coroner identified the young man killed last night in a shooting in richmond. he is 25-year-old renee garcia of pinole. just before 7:00 last night, officers received numerous calls about shots fired at shields reed park. they found the area littered with shell casings. garcia was pronounced dead at the scene. police are asking for the public's help to solve the case. >>> arraignment is scheduled for 2:00 today for a man accused of beating a berkeley h

a third student died after monday's shooting spree outside cleveland in chardon where we find josh boothlive with what's happening today. since last we spoke so much has changed in this ohio community. >> reporter: yeah, you know, it has charley. thanks for having us again. here's the latest information. teachers are actually returning to school today. they will be arriving shortly. it's part of a process actually that will unfold over the next several days. students not returning until friday actually tomorrow they will come but be beyond by their parents for an abbreviateed stay at school. certainly when you hear the superintendent speak local law enforcement, politicians and the focus really is on the healing process here going into the next few days weeks and months down the road. it's been a short time since the shooting happened. about 36, 48 hours now but the town changed forever. it was obvious last night that all of northeast ohio and the entire state really standing next to the community here in chardon. last night there was a vigil at st. mary's church from where i am standing

it would all be in a booth shipped off to convention. they would spend about 180,000 for a two-year deal withproduction to 4 or 5 events to bring tourists into town. >>> more and more of you are using them to get a good night sleep. >> a study is raising concerns about sleeping pills. why researchers say it may be time to wake up. >>> and there are two primaries michigan and arizona. why is the focus in michigan? we have a live report ahead. >>> and they are getting the table set getting ready for a bessy day to hand out free hot cakes all day long. i am lnda so. where you can -- linda so. where you can go to git your fill coming -- get your fill coming up. >>> milder temperatures will give way to cooler temperatures this afternoon. i will tell you why coming up. >> reporter: and we cleared up the disabled vehicle on the beltway but on the scene i-70 and route 27. the latest on your morning mouth up next. >>> news time 6:09. now up to new york for a check of this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites new phones at the

there is no nor deejay booth. they don't use the back speakers, they only use the front speakers, they have shut down the patio. i'm there frequently. joe has come in and brenna, i love you but you're a little loud, you know. do come out and police the back patio. i'll tell people quiet down, too, as other people have said we want to keep this bar going and we love the way it's going, so we try to police each other. and the tv outside does not make any sound neither do the tv's inside unless there is a game on. i guess that's it. >> thank you. >> my name is back popadashia and am here as a patron of the bar and student of san francisco state. i go thereafter midnight to

>> it's fun of hundreds of booths but more importantly it's the thousands of experts in those booths can teach you about a destination you might be interested in. when you come here, you get expert information about where you may want to travel. >> is there a destination that seems to be trending right now? people are going to more than other places? >> you know, south america continues to be a hot destination right now, central america, south america. we're seeing a good trend in argentina right now which is exciting. what's driving this is the travel phenomenon going on in the world right now. >> why is that area getting more travel than asia or south america? >> it's a great value. europe, the euro has come down a bit. we're starting to see a pickup in europe. rick steves is here this weekend, teaching you how to do europe the right way and on a good budget. >> jon and marla, there we have the zip line and the bubble rollers, which john was kind enough to donate his son, jay here. you come out here and -- the cool thing is i'm not going to make a fool of myself doing this. >> that

when he would go to a phone booth, i would send somebody in the phone booth next and see, reporting in. that was my idea of intelligence. i think mcgruter set out to do something more cutting edge. i think that's probably how water gate occurred. >> everyone was optimistic about the campaign. why the pressure of political intelligence in the summer of 1972? try to help us understand that. >> i think it was because just the point i just made that they wanted to show that they could do a better job. i don't know about the theories about john dean's personal interests, about his wife. i don't know if that's true or not true. but i put the main plame on mcgruter being too weak to resist. i feel he was pressured by colston to take stronger action. the whole effort was to within big so you had a sland slide. wasn't to win, it was to win big. >> when do you think that became the objective? >> from the beginning. we thought we could win because we had a good record and we thought he kept public support for him despite difficulties of the vietnam war and we had had great demonstrations. we didn

never stole shortly after this happened on wednesday the whole school football fans have come to the booths nothing to minister here in the central cairo just walks away from here seeking for justice and calling for amy did transition of power from the ministry to civil to situations until early presidential elections and since then twelve people have been killed in the last four days and twenty five hundred dollars have been injured who think that it's a terrible dissolve so i have to say i hope you can see the pictures right now as you can imagine. while masood street is a narrow street is one of the streets they didn't towards the built in ofo the interior ministry here in hollywood the queen many many people there chanting and to miter slogans from time to time police has been firing tear gas at the times doesn't even show it so we've been able to speak to several people there let's listen to what they have to say about who's going to go and when it's going to stop people not just protesting addition to teaching the comes to the students are unbelievable in fact even people might die an

there is no nor deejay booth. they don't use the back speakers, they only use the front speakers, they have shut down the patio. i'm there frequently. joe has come in and brenna, i loveou but you're a little loud, you know. do come out and police the back patio. i'll tell people quiet down, too, as other people have said we want to keep this bar goi and we love the way it's going, so we try to police each other. and the tv outside does not make any sound neither do the tv's inside unless there is a game on. i guess that's it. >> thank you. >> my name is back popadashia and am here as a patron of the bar and student of san francisco state. i go there after midnight to go over my notes and drinkthere. it's one of the few places i take my parents to in all of san francisc they're very conservative, needless to say so if i went to any other bar, i know there's something crazy thatight happen, i can always guarantee i show up there, nothing crazy would happen. and the noise level, after about midnight, i'm ctuall there

up next on the communicators, a visit to the intel booth.ure the intel booth at the electronics show we are joined by the manager bryan deaner of intel. mr. deaner, this intel introducing the 2012 consumer electronics show? >> we have an exciting show this year. i think the big story is about the experience that the consumers really have come and intel has great technology and product and it really power as a lot of the new ultrabooks. we of the brain behind the technology in their interesting reason to be here. we are at the innovation of the industry. >> mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be ultrabooks. what is then ultrabook? >> it's all about of devotee, taking what you know about performance and computing and putting it in the new style and a new design. >> are these ultrabooks? >> these are ultrabooks. >> they look like laptops. >> there is a couple of things that makes a ultrabook. it starts with the intel second generation quote processor. that's the heart and brain of the overall ultrabook. when you will se

california has banned tanning booths for people under 18. caffeinated beers.ldren must remain in booster seats until they're 8 years old. san francisco shops can i give you disploivel plastic bags and no fast food meals unless it meets. california highest negative rate any state in the union. of course the largest state in the union. janine turner lived in california for 8 years. leslie marshall still lives in pasadena. leslie, you like the nathaniely state. >> i like some of the things in this nanny state, yes. i actually think the booster seats are a good idea. bike helmets. no smoking in public places which they are doing in london and paris. i'm not 100% on the condemns. definitely 16 and younger i have a problem with it as auto mom not just a taxpayer but as a mom i have a problem with that. >> bill: don't you get that california now being regulated to death don't you get that? this condemn program would be held in georgia or virginia or new hampshire it would be impossible for that to happen. so the centers for disease control say where can we go to do t

so you're in the booth a lot. our boss david hill comes in and he said look here you bunch of knuckleheads. i'm tired of hearing about this and that and something else. he said i don't know who you're talking to maybe you're talking to each other. i want to know why, why are they coming in and why is that passing. why why why. he took a piece of paper, wrote why, slammed it up on the window and left. wow i guess we haven't been telling people why. we better start working on that. so the race starts. it's an awesome race. by now me and mike were hitting on all eight cylinders we're nailing it. i'm making predictions what's going to happen and they're happening. and we're talking about the strategy, larry is and the pits two tires and four tires in this race. it's a thing of beauty. and we're loving it. we talked about the big one. they probably have a big one sometime toking this race because they always do it in daytona. lo and behold with 30 lapse to go. cars go coming down the back straight away about 18 car pil

you can find the times and the dates and the booth numbers.'re ready to see a lot of great things. very good. that storm as setting out to sea. we will have clearing skies. what they need sculpture. this would be a great conversation piece -- what a neat sculpture. >> that looks like a campfire that was caught in a still frame. >> this screen what reminded me of medusa. >> do not look or you'll turned to stone. at 7:00 a.m. ava on the digital channel. the big storm missed baltimore to the south, but it was close. look how close that snow comes to baltimore. there was no in charles county, st. mary's county, snow in ocean city, but nothing for baltimore. which is had a couple of snow flurries but no accumulating snow. this whole system is moving toward east. the clouds are lagging behind the center of the storm. it will become mostly sunny during the day today. 35 at the airport. 30 in taneytown. mostly sunny skies today. a few clouds early this morning. then the skies above clear and it will be little of the breezy side with temperatures betwe