mrs. curtis cut those cuffs off and put them in all below which they signed and endorsed. this is one of those shortcuts. both of these shortcuts are in the museum holdings. only one is on display. the bullet was used at the trial of the conspirators. the fragments of bone and hair were in the care and holdings of others for many years. most were collected in the early 1950's by an army medical museum curator. and, for the most part, have been displayed at the army medical museum and now the national museum of health and medicine for many decades. it is important to note that 2015 will be the 150th anniversary of the assassination of abraham lincoln. >> you can watch this, or other "american artifacts" programs any time by visiting our website. >> today on american history tv on c-span3, we are covering an all-day symposium at fords theatre, looking at abraham lincoln's life and legacy. the event is scheduled to go on and will resume at 145 1:45 p.m. eastern time as will live coverage here on c-span 3. >> this weekend, the c-span city store has partnered with media cocom t

curtis cut those off and put them in an envelope and this is one of those two shirt cuffs. just this one is on display. many of these objects had an interesting and diverse history. the bullet was used at the trial of the conspirators. the fragments of bone and hair were in the care and holdings of others for many others and most were collected in the early 1950's by an an army museum cura ator and have been on display for many decades. 2015 will mark the 150th anniversary of the assassination of the president abraham lincoln. we hope you enjoyed the visit and the artifacts to the assassination of president lincoln. it is important for us to share these artifacts that convey the lessons and history of military medicine from 150 years ago and that is the inspiration for much of the work that the museum does today to carry on that legacy of military medicine on and we hope you will consider visiting the museum when you are in the washington, d.c., area. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by national captioning institute]

curtis cut those off and put them in an envelope and this is one of those two shirt cuffs. just this one is on display. many of these objects had an interesting and diverse history. the bullet was used at the trial of the conspirators. the fragments of bone and hair were in the care and holdings of others for many others and most were collected in the early 1950's by an army museum curator and have been on display for many decades. 2015, will mark the 150th anniversary of the assassination of the president abraham lincoln. we hope you enjoyed the visit and the artifacts to the assassination of president lincoln. it is important for us to share these artifacts that convey the lessons and history of military medicine from 150 years ago and that is the inspiration for much of the work that the museum does today to carry on that legacy of military medicine on and we hope you will consider visiting the museum when you are in the washington, d.c., area. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] you can visit -

mrs. curtis cut those short cuffs off and they put them into an envelope. this is one of those two shortcuts. both are in the museum's holdings. one is on display. many of these objects had an interesting and diverse history. the bullet was used as evidence at the trial of the conspirators. the fragments of bone and hair were in the care and holdings of others for many years. most were collected in the early 1950's by an army medical museum curator named helen and have, for the most part, been on display at the army medical museum and now the national museum of health and medicine for many decades. 2015 will recount the 150th anniversary of the assassination of president abraham lincoln. >> you can watch this or other american artifacts programs at any time by visiting our website, c-span.org/history. >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter. for information on our schedule of upcoming programs. and keep up with the latest history news. >> each week american history t

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mr. president we had 459 school employees across america arrested for sexual misconduct with the very children they're supposed to be protecting and teaching and caring for. that's more than one per day. and those are just the ones where there was enough evidence to actually prosecute to make an arrest and to pursue charges. how many others are getting away with this? and, frankly 2015 is not off to a much better start. so far we're 69 days into the new year and there have already been 82 school employees arrested across the country for sexual misconduct with the children in their care. mr. president, every one of these stories these are not statistics, these are not numbers on a page. these are children's lives every one of them. like it is little girl whose sexual abuse began at age 10 and only ended when at age 17 she found herself pregnant with the teacher's child. a teacher's aide who raped a young mentally disabled boy in his care. a kindergarten teacher who kept a child during rece

curtis cut those off and put them in an envelope and this is one of those two shirt cuffs. both should cuffs are in the museum. just this one is on display. many of these objects had an interesting and diverse history. the bullet was used at the trial of the conspirators. the fragments of bone and hair were in the care and holdings of others for many years and most were collected in the early 1950's by an army museum cura ator and have been on display for many decades. it is important to note that 2015 will mark the 150th anniversary of the assassination of the president abraham lincoln. >> you can watch this or other programs at any time by visiting our website, [indistinct chatter] -- c-span.org/history. up next, a debate and part by the writings and correspondence of president abraham lincoln and abolitionist frederick douglass. although the two met on a handful of occasions, they never actor stephen laying and norm lewis take on the roles of lincoln and douglas, and harold holzer moderates. mr. holzer is also the chair of the centennial lincoln foundation. the metropoli

mrs. curtis cut those cuffs off and put them in all below which they signed and endorsed. this is one of these shirt cuffs. both of these shirt cuffs are in the museum holdings. only one is on display. both of these objects have an interesting history. the bullet was used at the trial of the conspirators. the fragments of bone and hair were in the care and holdings of others for many years. and most were collected in the early 1950's by an army medical museum curator. named helen. and, for the most part, have been displayed at the army medical museum and now the national museum of health and medicine for many decades. it is important to note that 2015 will mark the 150th anniversary of the assassination of president abraham lincoln. you can visit our website and watch these programs anytime. >> monday night, we met up with tim moynahan at the consumer electronics show. he gave us a tool of tv technology. >> this is organic light emitting diodes. it refers to the back lights. it uses led backlights to color the display, and this one actually uses the individual led particle