you take off the lid and inside the box you see an inventory of objects in the box. you see that the artifacts have been individually wrapped. very stable material. the white is a tissue paper with a bubble wrap to preserve and protect the object. this is the acronym for the florida theater. if they were looking for a particular object, you can search through the number or the object name in the dita base. these are all -- these sets are associated with fort theater. at the fort ahead ator, we also have a number of loans that are out right now. we have a loan in st. petersburg in russia. they are associated with a czar with the linkage that this czar is roughly the same time as lincoln. the russians wanted to create an exhibit that linked lincoln to their czar. >> so the great coat itself is in this larger box. however the condition the coat is in right now, the left sleeve is detached from it. the smaller box holds that sleeve. soon after the assassination, huh relic hunters and souvenir hunter who is wanted pieces of it. the people were trying to cutoff tiny speess

"safe-deposit box number d-354." dad had a safe-deposit box? may i help you? name is rebecca casey. my father had a safe-deposit box here. he died recently, and we'd like toet into it. i have the key. i'm sorry to hear about your father. what's the box number? "d-3-5-4." is your name on the account? not that i know of. banker: ah, that could be a problem. yes, here it is. banker: what was your father's name? patrick casey. banker: casey, isn't it? yes, it's a joint account with rebecca casey. your signature is right there. you signed it nine years ago. oh, my gosh, i completely forgot. i guess your father was thinking of you. i'll need to see a picture i.d. do you have a driver's license? somewhere in here. banker: thank you. ms. jackson will show you to the safe-deposit box. thank you. there you go. you can use the room to your right. oh, thanks. i didn't know dad stashed all this stuff away. i had no idea he kept all this. oh, it's a letter from a women he saved in the hotel fire. what's this? rebecca: oh, i can't believe it! it's a program from a recital i

electricity. >> they'll buy these boxes?> they buy nuclear power plants. they buy gas turbines from general electric. >> to make power, you still need fuel. many past fuel cells failed because they needed expensive pure hydrogen. not this box. >> our system can use fossil fuels like natural gas. >> mm-hmm. >> our system can use renewable fuels like landfill gas, bio gas. >> solar? >> we can use solar. >> you know, it's very difficult for us to come in here and make an evaluation. how are we supposed to know whether what you're saying is true? >> why don't we talk to our first customers? >> he already has customers-- 20 large well-known companies have quietly bought and are testing bloom boxes in california. like, fedex. we were at their hub in oakland the day bloom installed their boxes, each one costing $700,000 to $800,000. one reason the companies have signed is that in california, 20% of the cost is subsidized by the state, and there's a 30% federal tax break because it's a green technology. in other words, the price is

inside the box you'll see an inventory of the objects that are in this box. and you'll see that the artifacts have been individually wrapped in -- in a very stable material. this is a -- the white is a tissue paper, an inert paper. and you have a plastic bubble-type wrap to preserve and protect the object. this is the acronym for ford's theater. foth. this is the catalog number. so a researcher, if they were looking for a particular type of object, we could search through the catalog number or for the object name in the database. these are all -- these sets of tiers are associated with ford's theater. the vast majority of material from ford's theater is on exhibit at the ford theater. we have a number of loans that are out right now. we have a loan in st. petersburg at the herm taj in russia of material from the ford's theater associated with a czar who was -- who the linkage is that this czar is the same as the czar that freed the serfs roughly the same time as lincoln freed the slaves. so the russians wanted to create an exhibit that linked lincoln to their

it is in a separate box. and if you look closely, there are some small but visible bloodstains from the night that lincoln was assassinated in this very theater on april 14th, 1865. this is a wool great coat. custom made by the brooks brothers for lincoln's second inaugural in march, 1865. silk lining. very special coat. lincoln loved this coat very much. wore it on very special occasions, including his night out to the theater. as you can see, we are treating this coat very, very delicately. it is in very delicate condition. >> get behind it on the right side. >> yep. >> thank you. okay. just try to flip around. >> now you can see we are placing the great coat on the special mount. >> how does this guy work in the back here? oh, i see, yep. >> does this go around the cushion? >> yeah, i'm pretty sure. >> now, it's draping over -- >> i think it -- yeah. >> kind of folded. >> can you get the whole shoulder in there? >> yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. is that all right? >> okay. we sure about this guy right here?

to thi issue of deccan the box? e policears ocncy,nofir if the police said 18ndthe fire department ai9, fire department wins. it does not matter what the they donot set occupancy in the officeoore that was the working capacity when i called. vice chair joseph:at iei seating cacity but still "-- a total occupancy including staff is 49. hereasbeprocs note here about 37 incidents at jack in the box over two years. is that correct? officer moore: between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., yes. officemoor the majority wase by jack in the box. here i also a lot of talk about litter and urition in e area o yoattributeat, to the best of your knowledge -- is that attributed to e patrons of jack in the box? isthera homelespolation around there? do you have any idea? officer moore: there is a large homeless population. i would say the majority of the trash in the area is from jack vice chair joseph: are there other restaurants in the area that are open late at night? a donut shop? same area,but in the richmond direct -- ric

and so the smaller box holds that sleeve. soon after the assassination you had relic hunters and souvenir hunters who immediately wanted pieces of it. people were immediately trying to cut off tiny pieces of it. its owner alfonso dun was cutting off pieces himself and giving them to people so that when the park service received it in 1968 it was already in unfortunately very, very delicate condition. so we have found this approach helps so that we can preserve it. that's our priority, preserve it for the present and future generations, at the same time, we do want to make sure that people get to see it and enjoy it and by having it up during the spring we have made sure that the maximum amount of people can do that. >> what we're doing now is checking for any particulates. we are removing the particulates before we install it. >> what do you mean by particulates? >> dust. >> oh. >> so what we see there is our h vac system. this helps maintain proper humidity, temperature levels. so this is self-contained in the display unit i

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this is box play for kids.ckers that go over old empty boxes like milk cartons, tollet paper rolls. it urn your milk carton into a cow, mac and cheese box into a camera, egg cartons into a piano. you can turn paper towel rolls into bowling pins, make your own bowling set, tissue boxes into turtles, paper towel rolls into trumpets. go to boxplayforkids.com and they've got all kinds of stickers based on the box you want to cover. >> i think it's a brilliant idea. >> genius, actually. >> tell us more about these designs is the designer and creator, jeanette harwell. >> tell me about the moment when this struck you over the head as a great idea. >> typical saturday morning playing with our daughter. she started playing at her little table with stickers and when she was done with that she went into the kitchen and started taking all the boxes out of the recycling bin, egg carton, milk carton, mac and cheese box and that's when it just hit me, why don't i take these two things that kids absolutely obsess over, sticke

. >> you want to check the box for the overdraft fee? >> well they may require to you check a box when you sign up for the card or your account. that says i'm willing to pay this fee. that's how this is going to work. >> if it was an overdraft. >> if you overdraft. >> meaning you check the box in advance. and it would be an acknowledgement, whatever, but you would be forced to check the box and the idea is that --

you just can't get in there and start boxing.there are procedures in place before you can become a boxer. >> as they wait for the bus that will transport them to a rival prison, the inmates are anxious to show off their talents. >> we have everything that is needed to win. >> reporter: derek rayborn has been waiting a long time to get in the ring. >> outlaw. fast hands, fast feet. he will be mighty hard to beat with his endurance. the opponent will need life insurance. >> you're going to need it. >> tell them what i say, son. what are we going to do tonight? >> we're going to smash something. >> what are we going to do tonight? >> we're going to smash something. >> who are you? >> i'm the outlaw. i'm going to bring it and bring it and bring the painful. >> i'm ready to beat somebody up. i mean, i ain't fight in a while so i'm ready. >> anticipating his own fight, inmate curtis merrells is more reserved. >> a guy is supposed to fight, he is pretty good. ain't nobody beat him yet. so i got my hands full. i've been training like a m

then, women's boxing at this year's olympics. behind the headlines, finland's first woman president. >> hello. i'm bonnie erbÉ. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the politics of birth control. >> all of a sudden, access to birth control, not abortion, is a major political issue. a hearing on birth control versus religious liberty in congress this week featured an all male panel. the republican chair barred testimony from anyone who supports women's access to birth control. that prompted new york democrat carolyn maloney and our own eleanor holmes norton to storm out in protest. meanwhile, former senator rick santorum surges ahead in the gop nomination race, also opposing use of birth control. he calls birth control "harmful to women," and opposes abortion in all circumstances, even rape or incest. he calls pregnancy as a result of rape a gift from god. >> linda chavez. are americans in din engineer of losing access to birth control. >> no. should they be face

the city replaced them with 24- inch in boxes. i do not think it is fair to make the citizens go through such an elaborate increase in size. i would be willing to consider making both trees and 48 inches. they can still be handled by a small group of people without extraordinary tools or equipment. >> can we hear from ms. short on facthat, on whether that would e something to do satisfy the department? >> it would involve a crane, but often you can get a crane with tree deliver repair reagan >> it is more of a cherry picker -- you can get a crane to deliver. >> it is more of a cherry picker. >> generally, we do not take out the trees unless they are very unhealthy, but that seems like a substantial contribution, and we do not want to be unreasonable, sir sure. >> can you give me a sense of the installation? general ballpark. >> typically, we buy it at a reduced cost, and we install it ourselves. i know the cost could be $1,200. with insulation you are probably adding another $1,000. >> how about 60 inch? >> that would be several t

women's olympic boxing team. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening. i'm elaine quijano. the violence in syria ratcheted up another notch today, and for the first time air, high-ranking military officer was among the fatalities. charlie d'agata in london has more on today's deadly round of attack and counter-attack. >> reporter: a resident in the besieged city of homs told cbs news tonight syrian forces are intensifying their relentless bombardment. >> yes, it's getting worse day by day, hour by hour, minute by minute. the situation is really disrting and now we are in dangerous place. i'm just waiting to die, simple as that. >> reporter: kamal blames president bashar al-assad for ordering the offensive that's flattened homs and killed hundreds of people in the city in the past week alone. >> my biggest concern is i'm going to lose my two little kids. assad, he's a murderer and he's committing genocide against his own people. >> the u.s. state department releasedly the satelli

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are shipped in corrugated boxes. unfortunately, president container hasn't seen any signs the recovery is picking up speed. >> economic outlook is cautiously optimistic. we are stable. 2008, 2009 are behind us. as far as tremendous growth, i don't see it. >> reporter: that jibes with what many economists are seeing. b.n.p. paribas' jeremy lawson expects the u.s. economy to grow at a 2.3% rate this year. >> what that is-- it's enough to prevent the unemployment rate from increasing. it's probably enough to generate a slight fall in unemployment. but it's not enough to change things very quickly-- to bring about say a rapid fall in unemployment. >> reporter: president currently has about 350 employees, and grossbard isn't planning on hiring more anytime soon. his main concern is smaller profit margins due to rising raw material and healthcare costs. so, grossbard says it doesn't pay to make major business investments until he sees a key sign. >> for us to start hiring is a pickup in the economy. a pick-up in the econom

women's olympic boxing team. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> quijano: good evening. i'm elaine quijano. the violence in syria ratcheted up another notch today, and for the first time a high-ranking military officer was among the fatalities. charlie d'agata in london has more on today's deadly round of attack and counter-attack. >> reporter: a resident in the besieged city of homs told cbs news tonight syrian forces are intensifying their relentless bombardment. >> reporter: kamal blames president bashar al-assad for ordering the offensive that has flattened homs and killed hundreds of people in the city in the past week alone. >> reporter: the u.s. state department released these satellite images that appeared to show the deployment of heavy residents surrounding residential neighborhoods and homes. the violence is not only getting worse, it's spreading. fighting has been reported in several other cities, including idlib, and syria's largest city aleppo. two huge explosions yesterda

beat boxing and flute playing. book and get his air into that hole at the right angle. >> he is a student at the state university of new york at potsdam and studying music education. he was learning flute and thought let me try this. >> call it flute boxing. >> flute boxing. >> i like how he's also dancing while doing it. >> you have to. >> feel the spirit, man. you got to move. >> of course. ♪ >>> that's going to do it for our show today. thank you very much for joining us. we have one more video for you. it's a time lapse video of some fog scenes in spain. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great one. ♪ 20th century fox television earl: sunday afternoons in camden county are always kind of depressing. in the morning, randy starts reading the comics, but by mid-afternoon, he finishes and starts to get bored. also, by sunday, the crab shack

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officemoor the majority wase by jack in the box. here is also a lot of talk about litterand urination in e area. o yoattrutat to the best of your knowledge -- is that attributed to thepatrons of jack in the box? istherea homeless potion around there? do you have any idea? there is a large homeless population. i would say the majority of the trash in the area is from jack in the box. vice chair joseph: are there other restaurants in the area that are open late at night? a donut shop? same area, but in the richmond direct -- richmond district. office moore: we do not.l atay that there is a high frequency of calls regarding crimeocrrt or near jack 6:00.e boxbetween :00 and fficermoor that is false. vice chair joseph: i guess that is most important question. i wanted to know if that was true or false. commissioners, do you have any questions for the police on this issue? miione, frmyointof view, late-night food in the city is veimportant. here h een lots of mention made to people being drunk. -- jack in the box does not hing food late a

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i also read into the record to increase security protection for the business at jack in the box. also that there be a second security guard on fridays sardays to better control the parking lot. and also at shift managers also participate with the security. i believe it was a police recommendation to let customers know the parking lot is off- limits to loitering. the last things really important -- it limits the noise of many of the residents directlyaround the jack in the box. lighting and monitoring them better, in the facility, it was a key recommendation from the police station as well. some of the bar owners and a motel owners, the police advisory board to pull the jack in the box accountable and create -- and support the neighbor's recommendation to keep it closed between 2:00 at 4:00 a.m.. thank you so much sheer joseph and commissioners. >> this is the section on general public comment, items not on the agenda. any further public comment? public comment is closed. the next item on the agenda, review and approval of the minutes. ok. i'd like to -- is ther epublie c comment

that -- >> an educated consumer would say, okay i'm checking the box or i'm not checking the box. >>t check the box, you don't get the card. >> you might get the card, you wouldn't have the overdraft protection. i think i believe that's what's at issue. >> wouldn't you -- >> more small fine print. >> don't you just -- dock jeeves if he allows your account to get down to a level where there's an overdraft. wouldn't that be his fault he's written too many checks and not moved the cash around. 1%ers don't get overdrafts, do you? >> i have a different guy who handles that. jeeves, he has a gas card, jeeves. but beyond that -- by the way, you know the view eers think the is a real jeeves. >> he only flies the helicopter. >> there is no helicopter. >> i hope people appreciate the joke. >> who is that? >> that's a great guy in audio. >> tom lee and allison deans are both -- here to talk. >> about the dow jones industrial average. >> did they get here on helicopter? >> we broke through the 1,000 yesterday. >> but only briefly for a moment. >> first time since may of '08. tom lee is the chief

women's boxing is new to afghanistan. >> translator: the reason i took up boxing was for self defense. >> working out, a 19-year-old. despite her slight build, she delivers a powerful punch. she is in the light weight division. took part in a tournament last october and walked off with the title. that victory and with training built her confidence. she's known for a combination. a strict right followed by a hook. >> translator: there isn't much to be hopeful about in afghanistan. but since i started boxing, i feel so happy and alive. >> the coach is former member of afghan national squad. >> from a left jab to a hook, then a straight right. combination sets are important. with a body punch, you crouch down lower. >> he says there's deep seeded prejudice against women boxing. he says he gets a lot of threatening phone calls. >> translator: some people threaten me and tell me to stop coaching the women. one of my biggest concerns is that the athletes would get hurt. >> for your own safety, the athletes are driven to the gym and taken home again afterwards. >> it's dangerous, so don't op

like whacks his kneecap off this box here.ll this boxes for dave. >> it's like a giant rail. it's like one big rail but a bunch of different sizes. this guy does the best, the blue pants and the red shirt. almost makes it the whole way down. some people are walking away with bumps and bruises from this thing. >> this is the must-have gift for couples who are long-distance relationship. this couple is chatting online because they're not together. and she's kissing what looks like a little pig rabbit. >> is it supposed to make me feel like i'm kissing my boyfriend? >> yes, it's the kiss messenger. it's a robotics application made by robotics. what it does, this system, quote, takes the form of an artificial mouth that provides the convincing properties of a real kiss. >> it looks like something i made in kindergarten. it's got like cotton balls and googly eyes. >> it's like a peck. the closeness. the person you care for. >> the embrace. this is weird. this is weird. it's weird. if i walked in on any of you making out with this t

beat boxing and flute playing.at book and get his air into that hole at the right angle. >> he is a student at the state university of new york at potsdam and studying music education. he was learning flute and thought let me try this. >> call it flute boxing. >> flute boxing. >> i like how he's also dancing while doing it. >> you have to. >> feel the spirit, man. you got to move. >> of course. ♪ >>> that's going to do it for our show today. thank you very much for joining us. we have one more video for you. it's a time lapse video of some fog scenes in spain. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great one. ♪ >>> i can't say enough about him. >> a crash in harford county kills three siblingings. >>> plus, a medivac landing experienced a problem. >>> an act of road rage in -- anne arundel county. >>> two people were killed in a head-on crash in owings mills. cheryl conner joins us with the latest. >> reporter: baltimore county police are trying to piece together what happened. the medical examiner i

for him, boxing is more than just a sport.anization's director says a box ring provides support for refugee families and offers assistance in dealing with various bureaucracies. >> a lot of them are left on their own after school. for the kids who come here, this can be a jumping off point so they can go on to get an apprentice ship and did not become marginalized. >> she also organizes several tournaments a year. a chance for the young boxers to see how they measure up with others and get some recognition from their peers. on this day, 60 young boxes will -- boxer's work -- young boxers will enter the ring. he is falling confidence. >> i am going to win. >> is full of ambition, and he has come out ahead in 17 of 18 previous fights. today, he is fighting in his own ring in front of his friends. they're here to cheer him on. their praise is encouraging and a key experience for the boy. the match consists of three rounds, each two minutes long. his opponent does not stand a chance, and he wins all three rounds. [cheers] >> despi