anthropologist richard wilk. a household is an activity group. it's a group of people who work together, who consume together, who take part in all the activities of everyday life. it's a unit of people cooperating and sharing -- putting money together, putting work together, taking care of children, living under a single roof. keach: what makes households so different from culture to culture ? archaeologists are looking for patterns in the past. their search takes us back to a time when the home was the center of society, protected by the god of the hearth. these are the ruins of the ancient maya, who flourished from the time of christ to a.d. 900. at their height, maya settlements spanned southern mesoamerica, from the yucatan in the north to el salvador in the south. the maya left behind dozens of cities, mark by tall pyramids and imposing statues. these remnants offer a portrait of the maya elite. but archaeologist payson sheets was seeking a broader picture. man: we want to deal with the common people, the people who are doing the farming, w

the only man to stop him is the great, great grandson of john wilks booth.y he will be ridiculed but he comes out and he kills a statue. >> dana: i'd watch that. >> greg: i wrote ten pages. >> bob: my great, great, great grandfather was in ford's theater on the night lincoln was killed an he got a spur of john wilks booth as he jumped off. sent it to the sheriff. sheriff sent it back to us and note to the family saying this was actually the spur that was used in court. there is a certain celebrity at fox trying to buy it from us for a long time. >> dana: you sold it on ebay? >> bob: no. we kept it. had it a long time. >> dana: where is it? >> bob: museum in philadelphia. my brother and i don't want to sell it and neither do it. unless i'm broke. >> eric: we know where the genesis of your liberalism came from. your great, great, great grandfather picked up the spur from the gentleman that killed lincoln. >> dana: lincoln was a republican. >> kimberly: correct. republican. >> bob: is there any other president in history recorded and written about in >> greg: p

wild-card spot. 12 new members inducted in basketball hall of fame, that included former warriors jamal wilkes rolfes and sand and nba's all-time winningest coach don nelson. >>> my last words to you will be hopefully my last tuxedo i will wear it will go to molly there is life after basketball, i'm having a great time >>> come on out and have a cup of coffee on now with me i have the coffee shop and shaved ice c'mon down. >>> will do that coach. two tennis the all granting u.s. open semis share a poll the, she took the first set she stormed back and took the next two to gain the final period heaven on gloria and i see it for this one you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. maybe i'll give mine a name. something hot. ya know, i could name it the dragon, or the green machine. oh! i'm british racing green, actually. just to show i appreciate all...uh, turtle does. turtle? turtle gets me to work, to school... no, no, i'm a cool car. so i always fill up with chevron with techron. oh. well in that case, yeah, i am cool, after all. [ male announcer ] your

wild-card spot. 12 new members inducted in basketball hall of fame, that included former warriors jamal wilkesand sand and nba's all-time winningest coach don nelson. >>> my last words to you will be hopefully my last tuxedo i will wear it will go to molly there is life after basketball, i'm having a great time >>> come on out and have a cup of coffee on now with me i have the coffee shop and shaved ice c'mon down. >>> will do that coach. two tennis the all granting u.s. open semis share a poll the, she took the first set she stormed back and took the next two to gain the final period heaven on gloria and i see it for this one serena williams,,,,,,,,,,

john wilkes booth is in the saloon for half an hour, sitting there drinking, liquid courage.his courage up and leaves the room to shoot my favorite president. people know that. what they don't know in the same room is a guy in sort of a pinkerton uniform dressed like a cop. that's john parker. that's lincoln's bodyguard. everybody is drinking. so, you know, when you think about, you know, how did booze take america on a different course, you know, would booth have pulled the trigger had he not had a few in him? would the bodyguard have stopped it had he been at his proper post. it helped bring the north and south together faster. hastened the reconciliation because much of the south was horrified by what booth did. it's not about booze being a good or a bad thing. it's about the fact that it's always in the room. always shaping things, whether we like it or not. >> it was a great conversation. >> sounds like it. >> to sit and converse with this guy over a couple of pale ales and talk about history, not just about the founding of the country and going to the moon and so forth.

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john wilkes booth is in the saloon for half an hour, sitting there drinking, liquid courage.his courage up and leaves the room to shoot my favorite president. people know that. what they don't know in the same room is a guy in sort of a pinkerton uniform dressed like a cop. that's john parker. that's lincoln's bodyguard. everybody is drinking. so, you know, when you think about, you know, how did booze take america on a different course, you know, would booth have pulled the trigger had he not had a few in him? would the bodyguard have stopped it had he been at his proper post. it helped bring the north and south together faster. hastened the reconciliation because much of the south was horrified by what booth did. it's not about booze being a good or a bad thing. it's about the fact that it's always in the room. always shaping things, whether we like it or not. >> it was a great conversation. >> sounds like it. >> to sit and converse with this guy over a couple of pale ales and talk about history, not just about the founding of the country and going to the moon and so forth.

justin wilkes conviction and death sentence were thrown out by a federal judge who found prosecutors withheld key information and allowed false testimony. he was convicted of killing or being hired to kill owen -- or rather of hiring owen barber to kill daniel patrol, jr. who was his marijuana supplier. in 2005 barber recanted the testimony and said he had nothing to do with the murder. he said he implicated wolf to avoid the death penalty. >> i don't hold on to the hope, then i don't have anything to grasp on to. i'm going to continue to hope and believe that justice will be served. >> she said her son should have been punished for selling marijuana but spending 11 years on death row was more than enough. today at a bond hearing an attorney will ask for his client to be released. >>> here's a look at some other things making news. pennsylvania's supreme court is debating the state's controversial new voter identification law. it requires voters to show photo i.d. before casting a ballot. opponents of the law claim it unfairly targets the elderly, poor and minorities. the state says

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inducted into the basketball hall of fame in springfield, massachusetts, alongside former warrior jamaal wilkesw living the top life at his home on maui. i know something about raj many others don't. he actually has a fish tie. he just won't wear it on nbc bay area. for some reason i don't know. >> brodie, i'll reveal something about you. i met brody's parents about 10 or 12 years ago. they said please take care of our son. he's going to be great someday. >> true story. >> was his dad wearing a fish tie? >> no. but your parents are great, brodie. >> thanks, brodie. we'll be right back. >> i have nothing to say. okay, here's the plan. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for free, thanks to our explorer card. then, the united club. my mother was so wrong about you. next, we get priority boarding on our flight i booked with miles. all because of the card. and me. okay, what's the plan? plan? mm-hmm. we're on vacation. this is no plan. really? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. the mileage card with special perks on united. get it and you're in. your soups are so

when we come back, miss malini wilkes what mitt romney has to do get some m >>. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly in kelly file. there were two primary debates. we want to hear her thoughts and here she is. you know i'm cynical about these debates. you ask the question and they can answer it or they can't interrupt or saying what you are doing. >> not like your show. >> bill: that is why i'm not a moderator in a debate. if i ask a question and questions are good. but the candidate chose to go off into this tangent that he had rehearsed, i would be so outraged ian don't want that. >> which is what they do. it's a question about immigration, what is my position on immigration. in a normal interview would you say hold on, i didn't ask you? >> you are dodging the question, senator or governor. let's go. answer what i asked. the questions again are usually phrased pretty well. >> i wanted to make this point. we have a shock at something more meaningful because the format they have chosen is the moderator asks the question and two minutes for the president and governor romney. remainder of 15 minutes s

ford's theater, and star saloon, and john wilkes booth is in the saloon for a full half hour before he there drinking. liquid courage, and he gets his courage up and leaves the room to shoot my favorite president. people know that. what they don't know in the same room, a guy in a pinkerton uniform dressed as a cop, that's john parker, and that's lincoln's bodyguard. everybody is drinking. when you think about how did booze take america on a different course, would booth have pulled the trigger if he had not had a few in him. it helped bring the north and south together faster. it hastened the reconciliation, us

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ford's theater, and star saloon, and john wilkes booth is in the saloon for a full half hour before hee drinking. liquid courage, and he gets his courage up and leaves the room to shoot my favorite president. people know that. what they don't know in the same room, a guy in a opinion kerrton uniform dressed as a cop, that's john parker, and that's lincoln's bodyguard. everybody is drinking. when you think about how

john wilkes booth was an actor. he was a ryan gosling type like he was known but not everyone knew him. he at one point lunged at lincoln. the bodyguards said, i'm sorry, mr. booth, i didn't know it was you. he was a celebrity and that's why he wanted to kill lincoln in his own house, fords theater, because that's where he performed. >> did he give him a bad review? >> he hated all the stuff with the freeing of the slaves. >> i heard it's fantastic. it's being made into a movie, i think, with ridley scott. >> they should write all history books like that because you can't put it down. and who would have thought? they could do it for every president, i bet. >> i was out in l.a. last week. i went over to roma downey. the darling irish actress from "touched by an angel." i had done that show a couple of times and loved her and we became friends. i hnlt hadn't seen her much. i ended up going to her beautiful home in malibu. she is married now to mark burnett who is a brilliant producer, "survivor" and other things. they

he was a heavy favorite to win re-election in 1940, so when republican wendell wilke demanded a debate. ignored him. he knew just appearing on the same stage with the president enhanced the stature of any challenger. >> i think that we both just just stand here >> reporter: it's hard to know where we'd be today if nixon in 1960 had followed roosevelt's lead. but once burned, nixon never debated again. nor did lyndon johnson who had preceded him to the white house. so there were no debates in 1964, '68 or '72. >> announcer: this is the cbs news special report. >> schieffer: only after his poll numbers dropped did gerald ford agree to debate challenger jimmy carter in 1976. >> i interviewed ford about this. i said why did you agree to the debate? he said, "it was my only hope." he was down and out because of having pardoned nixon. that's why he was so far down. he said, "if i could get jimmy carter to debate me, i might have a chance." >> schieffer: yet ford ended up hurting his chances with this statement. >> there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and there will be under a ford

"news 4's" tray sigh wicee wilk more on the investigation and reaction from the community in hyattsville. >> the entire community is trying to wrap its mind around exactly what happened and now we're hearing from parents and also the principal of the school. >> the school community is saddened and hurt by the actions of these few who do not reflect the community. >> it's a private boy's school with a respected reputation and stellar athletic program. now it's dealing with an unfortunate turn of convenients first reported by "the washington post." >> the incident referred to in the newspaper occurred after 5:00 a.m. on saturday morning. the school first learned of it on tuesday afternoon and began an investigation. five students and their families were notified that they would face disciplinary features. >> according to the post five football players are accused of hiring prostitutes. according to the paper, a parent of one of the accused player said the boys snuck the prostitutes in for sex after the last bed check around 5:00 a.m. a source close to the school's investigation sayed the m

he was a heavy favorite to win re-election in 1940, so when republican wendell wilke demanded a debate. ignored him. he knew just appearing on the same stage with the president enhanced the stature of any challenger. >> i think that we both just just stand here >> reporter: it's hard to know where we'd be today if nixon in 1960 had followed roosevelt's lead. but once burned, nixon never debated again. nor did lyndon johnson who had preceded him to the white house. so there were no debates in 1964, '68 or '72. >> announcer: this is the cbs news special report. >> schieffer: only after his poll numbers dropped did gerald ford agree to debate challenger jimmy carter in 1976. >> i interviewed ford about this. i said why did you agree to the debate? he said, "it was my only hope." he was down and out because of having pardoned nixon. that's why he was so far down. he said, "if i could get jimmy carter to debate me, i might have a chance." >> schieffer: yet ford ended up hurting his chances with this statement. >> there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and there will be under a ford

star saloon, john wilkes booth is in the saloon for a full half hour before he shoots the president.finally gets his courage up, and he leaves the room to shoot my favorite president. people know that. what they don't know in the same room is a guy in sort of a pinkerton uniform dressed like a cop. that's john parker. that's lincoln's bodyguard. everybody's drinking, so, you know, when you think about, you know, how did booze take america on a different course? would booth have pulled the trigger had he not had a few in him? would the bodyguard have stopped it had he been at his proper post? helped bring the north and south together faster. it hastened the reconciliation because much of the south was horrified by what booth did, so it's not about booze being a good or a bad thing, it's about the fact that it's always in the room, always shaping things, whher we like it or not. >> thanks for watching today. i'll see you back here at the top of the hour. >> "your bottom line" starts right after this. haven't been moving much lately. but things are starting to turn around because of bus

star saloon, john wilkes booth is in the saloon for a full half hour before he shoots the president.finally gets his courage up, and he leaves the room to shoot my favorite president. people know that. what they don't know in the same room is a guy in sort of a pinkerton uniform dressed like a cop. that's john parker. that's lincoln's bodyguard. everybody's drinking, so, you know, when you think about, you know, how did booze take america on a different course? would booth have pulled the trigger had he not had a few in him? would the bodyguard have stopped it had he been at his proper post? helped bring the north and south together faster. it hastened the reconciliation because much of the south was horrified by what booth did, so it's not about booze being a good or a bad thing, it's about the fact that it's always in the room, always shaping things, whether we like it or not. >> thanks for watching today. i'll see you back here at the top of the hour. >> "your bottom line" starts right after this. haven't been moving much lately. but things are starting to turn around because of b

but in the banking industry, my guess is, as a legal l followonal, people wilke the rules if the rules are clear to them. community banks and credit unions, i have worked with them for years now, going back to my time in state and local government. they have a sound business model. they are under a lot of economic challenges because of the changing nature -- nature of the market. consolidation is going on for a lot of reasons. financi i think the vast majority of people deal in good faith. they get in trouble for a variety of reasons. the ones who are looking for trouble are not caring about the consequences because they downplayed the notion they will get caught. >> do you believe it takes a massive government agency like this one to guarantee that somehow? >> i do not think that is our role. it is to focus on consumer protection and make sure there are clear rules to address some of the obvious problems we saw, particularly in the mortgage department and other places. >> you do not believe market forces can dictate that? it has to be an agency like yours? if these people are acting i

. >>> just out this jaw dropping catch from the minor leaks between scranton wilkes-barre yankees and long island new york. he tweeted his thanks to coast guard for guiding him to safety. >>> randy jackson is leaving "american idol." jackson, the only remain ig original show will transition into a mentor role when the show returns. so far only one judge has been confirmed for season 12, mariah carey inked her deal after the departure of jennifer lopez and steven tyler. >>> joey chestnut captured a new title at the national buffalo wing festival this weekend. chestnut scarfed down 191 chicken wings in 12 minutes. that beat the old record of 183 wings. that was set last year. earlier this year he won his sixth straight hot dog eating contest. of course that happened at coney island. it is now four minutes past the hour, let's check in with stephanie for the weather. >> i was checking out the hat. >> let's go to weather and talk to our fans. your favorite new song? >> overjoyed. >> old song. >> 3:00 a.m. >> they are mega fans of m matchbox twenty. we're going to talk about leslie. moving