charlie: this was initiated by the seagram project? annie: yes.n he started pondering, he started thinking and doubting about the seagram project. then he went to england and he saw a group of disciples of him living on an island. he saw trouble. he decided actually i don't want my paintings to be in these surroundings. he's taking back his -- charlie: it was also the rich diners and all of that. annie: that's it, yeah -- so, he decided that politically he does not want his paintings to be in this environment. he sent back the money. that is when dominic came. charlie: and went to do the chapel. annie: he wanted to experiment. he went from being an immigrant to being an artist to becoming a pioneer. charlie: and the relationship to philip johnson? annie: it was not very good. somebody -- i think it was robert motherwell, who was very close to rothko, he said rothko was a mensch and philip johnson was a worldly man. see what i mean? charlie: of course. annie: how is your yiddish? [laughter] charlie: not so good. what happened -- what was it in 1970

and as news4's mark seagram reports, it was found in the trash. >> it's now kept under lock and key inside chief of police office. only a few people are authorized to handle it and they must wear protective gloves. >> as you can see, the book is in very delicate condition. >> reporter: this is the original police blotter from the eighth district headquarters from the years 1862 through 1865. like all police blotters it's a daily handwritten record of every arrest and incident. april 14 1865 had several routine entries. >> vacancy for one, suspicion of the other one, assault and battery for another one. >> then comes a very lengthy and detailed entry that stands out from the rest. >> that abraham lincoln, president of the united states had been shot. >> reporter: unlike the rest of the daily entries which take up a single line, the lincoln report is lengthy and provides a lengthy account of that night, including how it impacted the police officers. >> the gloom that overshadowed the nation by that occurrence deeply affected the whole force. >> the entry also reveals that the superintendent