mrs. hamilton's head, dropped her head down, and created additional spatter, and somehow dr. lton's shoes were exposed to that. you could not explain it from that. >> the blood on dr. hamilton's shoes were caused by medium-impact splatter, the kind resulted from a beating. tom bevel, a blood spatter expert hired by dr. hamilton, agreed with gardner's assessment. >> the spatter places the shoe within an area capable of receiving spatter, and the spatter is being generated by some impact into a blood source, which, in this case, is mrs. hamilton. >> and blood spatter found four inches up inside of his right shirt cuff was most telling. it was direct spatter, meaning the blood landed directly on the shirt. for spatter to get up inside the cuff meant it had to be traveling at some speed. >> for it to get on the inside, the blood has to be coming at an angle capable of missing the wrist and the edge of the cuff and the outside and going on the inside of it. that puts very limited positions with which that could have occurred. >> the only way that could have happened is from somebod

hamilton. now, i don't know about you, mr. president, but i wouldn't mind having madison and hamilton be my ghost writers. two of the greatest minds in american history, and minds which didn't always agree about all the principles of what the country should work toward but they agreed to work with washington on this remarkable address. i'd also like to take a moment to talk about washington's importance. i used to teach about leadership and one of the fundamental principles that i used to pound into my students was that execution is as important as vision, that having a good idea and a concept is not enough. it has to be executed well in order to take root and actually achieve the benefits that is -- that are intended. washington was the execution of the vision of the constitution. when he took office, there was no united states. there was an idea, there was a vision, there was a concept, but how it was actually put into practice was so much in -- in the consequences of washington's decisions on a day-to-day basis, starting wit

hamilton. she will deliver a reading from the scripture and share inspirational remarks. i'm pretty sure she is the national prayer breakfast's first surfer, other than you, mrpresident. her story of faith, courage and resilience has inspired millions through her book soul surfer. next, rear admiral richard breckenridge. he studied aerospace engineering and served on submarines. so we know he knows the job. next is ray lahood. he represented peoria and he is a former teacher who taught about the constitution. he will offer a prayer for world leaders. next is bob casey of pennsylvania. senators casey and wicker organized the weekly senate breakfast. tomorrow morning, they go to work on putting together the 2015 national prayer breakfast experience. god's blessing on you. finally, anchoring our side of the table is a great champion for our kids, a strong role model for us to get healthy, the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. [applause] >> i'm not forgetting him but i will get to introduce the president later. >> to our first lady i have been called an anchor before of the republican party but i don't think it was a good thing the way she was tal

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hamilton. [applause] who will deliver a reading from the scripture and share inspirational remarks. i'm pretty sure she's a national prayer breakfast first surfer other than you, mr. president. [laughter] her amazing story of faith, courage and resilience has inspired millions to her book, soul surfer, and the major motion picture about her life. next we're honored to have rear admiral richard breckenridge of the united states navy. he has studied aerospace naval engineering and also served on submarines. so we're pretty sure he knows his job at the pentagon from the top to the low bottom of the seas. you offer a prayer for our national leaders. next to him is a former house colleague ray lahood. he represented peoria, illinois, in congress for 14 years and served as president obama's secretary of transportation. is also a former teacher who got interested in government service i teaching his students about the constitution. he will offer a prayer for world leader. next we have senator bob casey of pennsylvania. senator casey's -- senators casey and weaker organized the weekly senate breakfast. and tomorrow morning, thank god, but go to work and put together the