-- hannibal hamlin was on the train. whatever he was going to come, he took it. once the inauguration took place, lincoln turned more into a steward. the vice president in those days did not have an office in the executive wing. there was no executive wing. the vice president was a member of the legislative branch. he was there to break ties, and decide over the senate occasionally. hannibal hamlin was not even in washington when the emancipation was promulgated. when it was first announced, he was reduced to writing a congratulatory letter, and then ultimately dropped from the ticket. host: did abraham lincoln and jefferson davis know which other at all? -- each other at all? guest: i am sure they met. both had served in washington at the same time. when of davis' great triumphs was building at the soldiers called out north of -- right on the street, straight up north capital. he built for old soldiers, and he bit a presidential cottage there as well. when did use that as at the camp david of the lincoln years. it is st

hamlin out of the field in the 44th spot on the grid.he guy on the pole is an old favorite of nascar fan, dale earnhardt, jr. just established out jeff gordon by a couple hundredths of a second. demander with a lap of better than 186 miles per hour. >>> that is going to do it for this late sunday night sports wrap. have a great week everybody. >> that is not a problem you want to have with the steering column. >> thankfully he wasn't up to 186 when that happened. >> didn't leave the club on the steering wheel? i hate when had a happens. [ laughter ] be sure to join the kutv morning news our coverage also continues on line

it started out with hamlin university early on. >> in st. paul? >> in st. paul. they gave me seed money and then from about 37 or 38 organizations, individuals received money over the years. the schuman senator for democracy. >> bill moyer is running that? >> he's the president, right. he gave me a large sum in the middle that helped. minnesota humanities commission, minnesota historical society, the south dakota humanities commission, afl-cio. the andreas foundation, the dwayne andreas foundation and his brother, all over the place. it ended up being about $600,000 and about $200,000 i would say in kind. >> soon there was never a time when this wasn't going to be a positive look at hurebt humphrey? >> no. it started out otherwise but -- i started out really wanting to look for all sides of his personality, but we interviewed 52 people and couldn't find anyone who didn't like him. they were all in love with him and seemed like the closer they got to him the more they liked him. it was hard. it's hard to do a story about someone who is a good person. it's much eas

please welcome kahlia hamlin. [applause] -- kaliya hamlin. >> ok. so, the reason for this presentation is that they said you cannot be on c-span with [unintelligible] those guys with heavy black tape up there can help us attach it to the easel. perfect. move it over a little bit. move a closer so it is in the light. there we go. perfect. thank you. this needs to get taped because this is going to go whoop. thanks. perfect. that'll do it. >> you are going to rival this off, right? >> yeah, at the end of the day. put your fish cards -- put your business cards in the fishbowl. ok, i think we are good. thank you for inviting me here to speak today. the purpose of my talk is to explain this new future and possibility for personal data that really i have not seen explored in very many places at all. on the one hand, you have "do not track" proposals so that end users can say do not collect any did about me. on the other hand, you have business as usual, leaving the door open for more innovative and pervasive data collection and intrusion. there is this th

birthday, february 12, and today people in illinois are going after a world record with the help of abe hamlinln. the goal to get them to read tape. >> 150th anniversary of lincoln's farewell address. he gave the speech when he left his hometown to serve as president. yesterday people gathered to read the speech in prickfield and online. the last record was set in 2006 when more than 223,000 people read charlotte's webb at the same time. the final votes won't be released for another couple weeks but we will be sure to let you know. >>> i jumped the gun a little bit but we got the golf forecast. looking good. now it is up to the players, huh? >> and some of the players you may not recognize they are actually at the top of the leaderboard. a college quarterback. his audition to become the team's starter. somebody told george lopez it was moving day at pebble beach but could anybody catch steve marino? that's coming up next in sports. saturday's spotlight was on the celebrities... " " >>> a lot of the big names nowhere need the leads at pebble beach -- >> if this goes on the green that kid has go

smith tangles with clint bowyer, ryan newman and denny hamlin and sets up a green/white checkered version. after two restarts and the last one standing after a wild day that saw a record 74 laid changes, trevor bayne who turned 20 yesterday hangs on to win the daytona 500 and becomes the youngest champ in the race's 53-year history. >> this is unbelievable. our first 500, are you kidding me? to win our first one is incredible. >> i can't put into word what is it means to me and what it means to him, because he's worked so hard since he was little, you know, to get here and in the stands with 50 to go, i kept thinking let him finish the race. i never dreamed he'd be here. >> mom pretty fired up. that was only the second sprint cup start, by the way. >>> giants reliever brian wilson continues to ease his way into things as he nurses a stiff back. he played catch today and will throw a bull pen session on monday. one guy feeling good and much more trim, pablo sandoval. he's trimmed down to 240 pounds. if you call that trimmed down. this comes after last season's letdown where he faced a poss

goes below the yellow line denny hamlin. kurt bush takes the checkered flag.her is now the yellow double suit. >> silver medallion is coming on to score. >> another trip to the win,'s circle for russell bays. he wins at the derby. >>> across the pond. 1-1 in the 78th minute. wayne rooney with the incredible bicycle kick. the second best goal our soccer expert has ever seen. best goal he has ever seen belonged to payley. no surprise. >> very complete. nailed every word. >> nice variety. >> captain jack. >> captain jack. he is the man. we miss his sound byte here in the bay area. >> all right. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ i'm sam chernin, owner of sammy's fish box. i opened the first sammy's back in 1966. my employees are like family, and i want people that work for me to feel that they're sharing in my success. we purchase as much as we can on the american express open gold card so we can accumulate as many po

. >> kurt busch takes the checkered flag thanks to denny hamlin going below the yellow line. at noon final round coverage of the pebblele beach pro am. >> okay in other college basketball action, san jose state, 84-76 nevada, california lost at washington state 75-71 hockey action the sharks are in florida this afternoon. >> always makes me laugh places like florida have a hockey team. >> some bay area nature lovers are having a whale of a time. >> a rare sighting off the bay area coast when weekend early addition returns ♪ [ music ] ♪ could be just hours away fro a grammy award. >> also coming up one of the bay area's most respected musicians could be hours away from earning a grammy. we will be right back (announcer) roundup extended control is no ordinary weed killer. because it does two jobs... at the same time. one: it kills the weeds you have - right down to the root. two: it forms a barrier, that prevents new weeds from growing for up to four months. roundup extended control - kills and prevents. >>> a body found in central valley canal may finally end the mystery behi

kaliya hamlin, thank you so very much.applause] [inaudible conversations] >> we are never doing that thing again. i should explain why that happened. we are the same is coming we were so thrilled and somehow there is a game of operator we were told we thought we couldn't have slides for some of the speakers, but actually that's not true. but the message got to kaliya and she created this art project. i think it's kind of retro. i kind of like it actually. in any case, let's move on. we're going to have a break right after our next speaker, so i want to start out with privacy location and social networking standing right here. you've heard of foursquare and other software is to let people know what you are. we've been talking about that a lot already this morning. our next speaker is cofounder and chief scientist. they've created software that controlled the conference room. please welcome carnegie mellon professor,.turn norman today. thank you so much for coming. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. so when i was told abo

lincoln replaces hannibal hamlin who was from maine who didn't give him any kind of political clout so there he is as a vice president, this person, as i said, who started out illiterate, up until his early manhood is the vice president of the united states. and people hated that. there were many, many people who said, this is -- he is not the kind of man who should be in this office. this is a disgrace. and when you're reading these kinds of things -- and i even managed to feel a bit sorry for him as you hear people ragging about him and at the inauguration he's drunk. it was kind of fun doing this. he had been ill, and in those days i think they i thought whisky was a cure for everything. maybe people think that now. [laughter] >> and he draining too much whisky and so there's than spectacle and it would have been amazing if something like that happened like that today. you could imagine on youtube, on cable tv, everything. so all of these things -- people said see, we told you. you let those kind of people responsibilities kinds of positions this is what they're going to do. people

please welcome kaliya hamlin. [applause] >> their i am. -- there i am. you cannot be on c-span with slides. some guys with heavy black ta pe back there will help us. there you go. perfect. move it over a little bit. move it closer so it is in the light. perfect. thank you. this needs to get tight. -- taped. thanks. perfect. that will do it. >> if you are going to raffle this off, right? >> yes. at the end of the day. put your business card in the fishbowl in the back. you can take them home on the subway. i think we are good. thank you for inviting me to speak to you today. the purpose of my top is to explain this new future in possibility for personal data. it is between two ends of the spectrum. on one hand you have "do not track." it is a proposal so end users can say not to collect any data. on the other hand, it is "business as usual." we need more innovative data collection and interested. there is a third possibility. there is a growing industry of personal data services that allow individuals to collect their own personal data and manage it. it g