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Costs about six months salary. the oldest working television in britain is going to undergo the hammer in just a couple of hours. look at that. isn't that amazing? this set was actually built in 1936. it's a marconi and it first sold three weeks after tv transmissions began. the 12 inch screen is viewed via a mirror and it's housed in this wooden box. you can see how it opens up from the top. what the tv lacks in modern technology it makes up for in reliability. it's 75 years. you can actually still hook this tv up and see what's on. cool. monita? >> i think my mom has that. >> i think my gran...

Carl parker, more storms on the way for certain people, but what happened in raleigh is really devastating. i understand roads are still closed in many areas. >> yeah, a lot of the downtown area roads had trees over them, had to be closed. shaw university here has had to cancel a lot of classes for the rest of the year. take a look at the neighborhood behind me and you get some idea of how powerful these twisters were. entire stories of houses literally peeled away and the stories that these people have to tell us are really just incredible down this street. one family rode it out on the secon...

Outposts, to bring nations together on the final frontier, to boldly go and do what no spacecraft has done before. >> that is so unbelievably -- the voice of? >> william shatner. star trek, the show opened just like that. but they made a couple of adjustments for the shuttle. that's pretty cool. they had a successful mission. they're scheduled to land now on wednesday. and that's it. this thing will be retired. heading over to the smithsonian. >> that shot still gets me every time. that's unbelievable. that's where we are and that's where they are. it's unbelievable. 49 minutes past the hour. ...

Into little furnaces, and those are the lucky ones. the grandson was quite curious about all ourcameras, so i gave him our camera so he could take pictures which he liked. >> back in the city i had another discourse. i see a tv up on the screen and i'm with my handler and it looked like they broke away from opera and they go into military music. i've been to totalian regimes. that usually is a signal to their people to get ready. it's a bad situation, and we're about to go to war. what if they closed the airport? we'll be stuck in north korea. that night we have dinner with the vice foreign mi...

It's so interesting what we're just getting this is that a dialogue has actually developed between those who work at egyptian state tv, the anchors there, and the protesters outside. just to give you a little bit of background on why this crowd has gathered there. state tv has been criticized really for showing only the pro-mubarak rallies and the protests early on, in the days of this uprising. and that seems to have changed. they've backed off that a little bit, but this is why the crowd has gathered, apparently they sent a telephone out to some of the protesters, isha, and they are actually...