. >> catherine clinton talks to president lincoln's family about -- after his assassination. >> convince his mother made to himself harm and prodded by a team of experts, robert lincoln filed an affidavit to have as mother tried on mental incompetence. she could be held against her will do to quote insanity. >> for a complete schedule that he c-span.org. announcer 1: today vice president mike pence visited a jewish cemetery. outside st. louis where tombstones were vandalized. the vice president spoke to volunteers working to repair the damage. we will hear first from missouri governor eric greitens. eric greitens: good afternoon, everyone. i am here today with anita feigenbaum. we are proud to be with her today. >> absolutely. eric greitens: what happened here was a despicable act of vandalism. it was anti-semitic, and it was painful to so many families. we come together today to let those families know that we are going to make sure that we preserve the blessed memories of their parents, their grandparents, and their great-grandparents. you know, moments like this are when a community i

presidency,n the catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. 19,he morning of may convinced his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal as -- experts give she was tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will for "insanity." >> for a complete schedule go to c-span. work. -- c-span.org. >> ohio governor and former republican president john kasich met with president trump friday at the white house to discuss a range of issues, putting health care costs, drug addiction, and human trafficking. he spoke briefly to reporters outside the white house. governor kasich: thank you for being here. we had a long meeting with the president in the oval office, i would say for about 30 minutes of it was the two of us. i would tell you, the president was very responsive to my concerns about the affordable care act, dedicated expansion. test medicaid expansion -- medicaid expansion. he said he was intrigued by the idea and i will have a meeting tomorrow at his direction to secretary pri

>> at eight on the presidency, historian catherine clinton talks about what happens to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19, convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of experts, robert lincoln filed an affidavit to have his mother tried on mental incompetence spreadsheet could be held against her will due to insanity. >> for our complete american tv schedule go to cspan.org. >> white house counselor kellyanne conway talks about her role in the 2016 presidential campaign and working in the administration of president donald trump. this took place at today's session of the conservative political action conference. it is 20 minutes. ladies and gentlemen, this is an interview. please welcome the honorable kellyanne conway. [applause] [applause] >> good morning, wow. i thought this was going to be an intimate conversation between you and me and over 1000 of our closest friends. thank you all for being here. we are so honored to have kellyanne conway come join us today in this very special see pack. i want to start by sharing a

catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19th convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal ethic robert lincoln files a motion that she can be held against her will -- >> for our complete schedule go to c-span.org. watch c-span as president donald trump delivers his first address to a joint session of congress. >> this congress is going to be the busiest congress we've had in decades. live tuesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> the national archives in college park, maryland houses hundreds of photos of artwork created during world war i. next on "american artifacts" we look at drawings by eight combat artists with archives valentine jan hodges. she has showcased the art and the stories of the artists on the archives blog, the unwritten record. >> when i first came to the archives i had no idea what the archives was about. so when i came here as a volunteer i was asked if i wanted to work on a con

. >> and at 8:00 on "the presidency," historyian catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19th convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal ethic robert lincoln files a motion that she can be held against her will -- >> for our complete schedule go to c-span.org. watch c-span as president donald trump delivers his first address to a joint session of congress. >> this congress is going to be the busiest congress we've had in decades. live tuesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> the national archives in

. >> and at 8:00 on "the presidency," historyian catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19th convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal ethic robert lincoln files a motion that she can be held against her will -- >> for our complete schedule go to c-span.org. watch c-span as president donald trump delivers his first address to a joint session of congress. >> this congress is going to be the busiest congress we've had in decades. live tuesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> the national archives in college park, maryland houses hundreds of photos of artwork created during world war i. next on "american artifacts" we look at drawings by eight combat artists with archives valentine jan hodges. she has showcased the art and the stories of the artists on the archives blog, the unwritten record. >> when i first came to the archives i had

. >> at eight on the presidency, historian catherine clinton talks about what happens to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19, convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of experts, robert lincoln filed an affidavit to have his mother tried on mental incompetence spreadsheet could be held against her will due to insanity. >> for our complete american tv schedule go to cspan.org. >> white house counselor kellyanne conway talks about her role in the 2016 presidential campaign and working in the administration of president donald trump. this took place at today's session of the conservative political action conference. it is 20 minutes. ladies and gentlemen, this is an interview. please welcome the honorable

. >> on eight on the presidency, catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's familyafter his assassination should. >> commences mother might do herself harm prodded by medical and legal experts tried to have the mother tried on mental incompetence. she could be held against her world due to insanity. >> for the complete schedule go to c-span.org. >> you're watching book tv on c-span two. top nonfiction books and authors every we can. book tv, television for serious readers. >> now on afterwards, author and journalist sophia nelson reflects on the founding fathers calls for unified america. she's interviewed by the michael steele. >> e pluribus unum one, this book is part history lesson, part call to arms, part roadmap. what was going through your mind first to move you to write the

. >> and at 8:00 on "the presidency" historian catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19th, convinced his mother might do herself harm, prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln files an aft affidavit to have his mother tried on mental incompetence, could be held against her will due to, quote, insanity. >> for our complete "american history tv" schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> next on this special airing of "american history tv", bowie state university history professor tamara brown teaches a class on the american concept of race and how it factored into the supreme court's 1896 decision in plessy versus fergus ferguson. the case served as the legal basis for segregation until it was overturned in the court's is the 54 brown versus board ruling. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. . >> okay. so today we're going to start out with hopefully some understanding of what race is. so this is the standard websters dictionary version. okay? any of the difre

. >> catherine clinton talks to president lincoln's family about -- after his assassination. >> convince his mother made to himself harm and prodded by a team of experts, robert lincoln filed an affidavit to have as

on the presidency catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after hisassassination. >> the morning of may 19, convinced his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts robert lincoln filed an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental and competence. she could be held against her will do to quote insanity. >> for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >> you are watching book tv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. book tv, television for serious readers. >> this weekend on the tv on c-span2 we have 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books. on afterwards the late trayvon martin's appearance remember their son's life. this weekend marks the fifth anniversary of his death. also, david horwitz weighs in on what should be president trumps top priorities and harvard history professor provides a history of civil wars from around the world. plus, university of delaware history of

. >> and on the presidency, historian catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19 convinced his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln file an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will do to quote insanity spirit for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >> up next kentucky republican governor of matt bevin gives his of the commonwealth address from the state capital in frankfort. among his top priority are limited common core education which started during the obama administration and creating more charter schools in the commonwealth. this is just short of one hour. >> wow. it is good to be here in speaker hoover's house. in the house of the people, is it not? it really is. [applause] it really is.

. >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, historian catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19th, convinced his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln filed an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence, could be held against her will due to, quote, insanity. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> coming up next, a c confirmation hearing for sima verma. she talks about prescription drug prices, health kerouac cc e care accessibility. senator orrin hatch chairs the senate finance committee, while senator ron wyden serves as ranking member. >> the committee will come to order. i'd like to welcome everyone to the -- this morning's hearing. today we consider the nomination of sima vermia to serve as administrator for the centers for medicaid and medicare services. welcome. we're so happy to have you here and your family as well. i appreciate your willingness to lead this key agency at this critical tim

. >> sunday night, on the presidency, catherine clinton talks about what happened to presently can spam the after his in a -- his assassination. here is a preview. april 21, 1865, one week after his assassination, a funeral train began to escort president lincoln and his son. americanbraced by the public. americans were enthralled by this historic loss and assassination of the president. those who called again husband and father. the link is that were left behind suffer the loss of a man who came

presidency,n the catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. 19,he morning of may convinced his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal as -- experts give she was tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will for "insanity." >> for a complete schedule go to c-span. work. -- c-span.org. >> ohio governor and former republican president john kasich met with president trump friday at the white house to discuss a range of issues, putting health care costs, drug addiction, and human trafficking.

. >> and eight on the presidency, historian catherine clinton thoughts about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19, convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln while an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will do to quote, insanity. >> for our complete american history schedule, go to c-span.org. the heritage foundation hosted a panel discussion recently on the current status and future of the iran nuclear agreement. analysts critical of the agreements current span standing offer their recommendations for what the trump administration should do to encourage its enforcement and ensure its intended purpose of preventing iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. this is just under 90 minutes. >> ... why is it so quiet? good afternoon, welcome to the heritage foundation and are douglas and sarah allison auditorium. we welcome those joining us on our heritage.org website on this occasion. for those in house,

. >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, historian catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19th, convinced his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln filed an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence, could be held against her will due to, quote, insanity. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> coming up next, a c confirmation hearing for sima verma. she talks about prescription drug prices, health kerouac cc e care accessibility. senator orrin hatch chairs the senate finance committee, while senator ron wyden serves as ranking member. >> the committee will come to order. i'd like to welcome everyone to the -- this morning's hearing. today we consider the nomination of sima vermia to serve as administrator for the centers for medicaid and medicare services. welcome. we're so happy to have you here and your family as well. i appreciate your willingness to lead this key agency at this critical tim

. >> and eight on the presidency, historian catherine clinton thoughts about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19, convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln while an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will do to quote, insanity. >> for our complete american history schedule, go to c-span.org.

. >> and at 8:00 on "the presidency" historian catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19th, convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln files an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will due to, quote, insanity. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-sp c-span.org. >>> the senate special committee on aging held a hearing on financial scams that are targeting senior citizens. the committee looked at scams involving purported sweepstakes winning, robo calling and so-called grandparent scams. we'll hear from officials with the treasury department, the federal trade commission and victim of an irs impersonation scam. >> good afternoon. that was to wake all of you up. i'm pleased to welcome both new and returning members to the committee and i'm delighted that my good friend, senator casey, will be serving as the committee's new ranking member during this congr

. >> and at 8:00 on "the presidency" historian catherine clinton talks about what happened to president lincoln's family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19th, convinced that his mother might do herself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln files an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will due to, quote, insanity. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-sp c-span.org. >>> the senate s

things for you, starting off by showing you the commute coming out of clinton, this is where we had the crash near mary catherine drive. we have the roadway blocked off in each direction. heavy volume north of the split, lanes are open. double trouble right now for those coming out of fort washington on 210, in order of appearance we have reports of a and anear swan creek road stalled car near fort washington that will keep you guys on the brakes. headed into d.c., southbound kenilworth avenue, d.c. police say it was reports of a hit and run. activity now on the shoulder with all lanes open, keeping you on the brakes from east capitol street. finally continuing with traffic land cameras and the commute in montgomery county. 410 is on east-west highway , where we have the crash blocked off in each direction, 400 10 traffic and squeezed by single file to the lef larry? larry: donald trump meeting with benjamin netanyahu at the white house. autria: the visit has -- is expected to fall out the frosty relationship between netanyahu and barack obama. christine has more on the meeting ahead. >> good morning. let me put

clinton. reporter: who aim to put politics to one side. >> all right. thank you. catherine herridge in washington. we're coming right back with much more. stay with us. >> president trump promises a new executive act, as soon as next week to protect all americans. >> we will be issuing a new and very comprehensive order to protect our people that will be done sometime next week. >> we'll talk about president's effort to make america safe again with ed rollins, he is joining us next. >> mr. trump vows to find and punish the low life leakers responsible for the recent white house leaks. what actions will the president take to end this onslaught on illegal leaks? that is more coming up next. stay with us. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be help starting your business, vendor contracts or employment agreements. [ alarm clock beeping ] weather. ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome

clinton also recounts what happened to the president's two surviving sons and their surviving descendents. this is a part of the lincoln family form symposium. it is about 50 minutes. catherine: it is so nice to be here, to be back at the lincoln forum. i'm so glad that i was assigned this hot subject of looking at the first lady, mary lincoln, and her time of trial. but i did want to say, especially, it is wonderful for me to be here because i was really propelled along the road to doing my biography of mrs. lincoln by being here, listening to speakers, having people make comments, someone leaning over to me after a lecture say, isn't it true -- isn't it terrible how they shoved mary lincoln out of the room just as her husband died? and that is something that caught me on the road. harold and thes chief introduction into the world of lincoln i have to thank and jim mcpherson, who was a sponsor of my early work. although he did tell me, he warned me whenever started my work, if you work on the south, you will have to go there. [laughter] by been welcomed there and i now reside there. but i really want to try to get of the of these issues lincolns after the death of lincoln.

clinton also recounts what happened to the president's two surviving sons and their surviving descendents. this is a part of the lincoln family form symposium. it is about 50 minutes. catherine: it is so nice to be here, to be back at the lincoln forum. such a warm audience, and i'm so glad that i was assigned this hot subject of looking at the first lady, mary lincoln, and her time of trial. but i did want to say, especially, it is wonderful for me to be here because i was really propelled along the road to doing my biography of mrs. lincoln by being here, listening to speakers, having people make comments, someone leaning over to me after a lecture say, isn't it terrible how they shoved mary lincoln out of the room just as her husband died? and that is something that caught me on the road. of course, it is harold and the

. >> sunday night, on the presidency, catherine clinton talks about what happened to presently can spam the after his in a -- his assassination. here is a preview. april 21, 1865, one week after his assassination, a funeral train began to escort president lincoln and his son. americanbraced by the public. americans were enthralled by this historic loss and assassination of the president. those who called again husband and father. the link is that were left behind suffer the loss of a man who came to symbolize the savior of the union. but to them, he was a husband and father whose indulgence and compassion would be forever mourned. literally was quite taken from the room where he lay dying, lincoln's circle, rivals at first his attention, began to exclude mrs. lincoln. she received condolences from around the globe. perhaps none meant more to her than the message penned by the british sovereign. silentm, i cannot remain when such a calamity has the following you and your country and must personally express my deep heartfelt sympathy with you under the shocking circumstances of your dread

his during catherine clinton speaks about what happened two president lincoln's family after his assassination>> convinced that his mother might do himself harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert lincoln filed an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will do to quote Ãinsanity. quest for a complete american history schedule go to c-span.org. the center for new american security host a panel discussion about your strategy in afghanistan. military and policy experts discussing conflict between afghan forces and the taliban. they also made recommendations for how the us should engage in afghanistan in the future. this is 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible]

. >> at 8:00, historian catherine quentin talks about what happened to president clinton family after his assassination. >> the morning of may 19, convinced that his mother might do result harm and prodded by a team of medical and legal experts, robert litan filed an affidavit to have his mother tried on charges of mental incompetence. she could be held against her will do to quote insanity. >> for the complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> sunday night on afterwards. were hoping to try to get justice for trayvon. all of these obstacles were placed in our path. that hasnt do you know a 17-year-old, that is something happens to them, they wouldn't want answers? >> since it has been thrust on us we understand there's a bigger picture. there's something more important than just the death of our son. their other lives out there that we're trying to impact. >> on the fifth anniversary of the death of trayvon martin, his parents talk about their son's life and death. plus, their experience with the judicial system in their book "rest in power: the enduring life of trayvon martin." they are