at the virginia history is a very rich .esource there were 8 million unprocessed documents. 2016, we hadn 15,000 names in the database itself arian --. that is a small percentage of what is the largest collections of those documents. they hold the names of children and families, and it provides more information about the makeup of families, the ages, the work that they did, how much they were bought for and how much they were sold for, sometimes where there were sold and why. thank you so much. i express she ate -- i appreciate you coming. now the break is over

there were 8 million unprocessed documents. so, i believe, when i left in 2016, we had 15,000 names in the data base itself. that is just a small, very, very small percentage in the larger collections. those documents hold the names of children and families. and it provides more information about information about ages, the work that they did. ages, the work that they did, how much they were bought for, how much they were sold for, sometimes how much they were sold and sometimes why. thank you so much. i appreciate your attention. . >> live sunday morning on 1958, america in turmoil, we look at the impact of the vietnam war at home. while the war was fought in the jungles of vietnam, acts of disobedience on u.s. streets acts, joining us, doug stanton, the author, and epic battle to survive the vietnam war and lynne novac, whose recent project was the 10-part documentary, the vietnam war. watch america in turmoil, live sunday at 8:30 eastern on washington journal and american history tv on c-span 3. . >>> sunday on his new book

in 1993 my case was closed and my rape kit unprocessed. i went on with my life but the effects were tremendous. i don't remember a year of my life since the rape. i have strucked with ptsd. when i walk into a building or elevator his face flashes before me. in november of 2016. this is why i'm reading this story. in november 2016 i received a call from sfpd that would begin a whole new traumatic experience and violation. i was you wili was called by sey bear. she left a message with my husband who later she said she thought may have been the perpetrator because there was another dna hit in another story. i asked her why she thought i would be in a relationship with the rapeth when she said it was a stranger rape? she said we lost your rape file she said she had a list of rape kits processed from cold cases and she was calling to inform the victims. she said a lot of times women want to get on with their lives and not prosecute. i told her i do. she asked me to recount the rape in detail. she said the one strike law may have applied and the