a,rticularly here in peori those layers of history, from the natural geology, the layers of history,m the indians, the french explorers, there are rich layers of history and something to be proud of, really in every town, but particularly here in peoria. >> this weekend, we are featuring the mystery of peoria, illinois. andn more about peoria other stops on our cities tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> initially, when i was trying to come up with my documentary for student ham, i was a little daunted because there were so many different elements i was trying to put into it, and it was a lot of information to try to communicate in seven minutes. but then i took a step back and realized it really is a visual essay and i have been riding essays through high school, so it became a little less daunting as i looked at it from the perspective of gathering information, and instead of riding the information, i am filming it. i would urge anybody thinking of making a piece for studentcam to reach out to as many differe

for decades, hotels have not chosen to build over here. rticularly the anacostia river communities. - when guests come you know they often ask, where do you... is there a place to go eat, is there a restaurant or something nearby. the money is staying locally. - synta: it's bringing travelers that haven't come before. scott: allegations of sexual it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a new film about rwanda that offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. lisa: "the uncondemned" opens in theaters this week, a documentary that details an historic prosecution of rape as a war crim it is the too-real story of the horrors of rwanda, the courtroom drama, and survivors who found the courage to testify. victoire mukambanda was one of the victims who came forward. >> they killed our family, they destroyed our houses, they took away our cows and then they

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