we have twain scholars. this is our library and our resourcesment we have -- our collection boasts 16,000 items so that includes paper documents, books, 3-d objects some of which we see on the table here. so what i'm going to show you today are pieces that we have pulled from our collection that are specific to the clemens family. they were owned by the clemens family, owned by the daughters of mark twain and we are going to be organizing an exhibit that will open march 24th, 2016, called "in their father's image suzie, clara and jean clemens" that means by focusing on the daughters and their lives and the house we get a different view of mark twain, rather than the humorist, he was known for the missouri boy and the steam pilot. he was papa to them. so what i fuld for us to -- i pulled for us to look at today were some of the books owned by the clemens family. there's different stories attached to them, we also have some of the baby items from the children. as well as different items belonging to the daught

but we also see who mark twain was to them, the private mark twain popped up.this also shows how having a famous father effect that their lives. >> i wrote this book against new england and america as a whole under estimates the size and importance of human enslavement during the early period of this country. the story of slave shift in connecticut had never been and i thought i would be given access to them in time to study and exploit them because there was a purpose in it. that purpose was for me to tell their story to does then the reporter and a special assignment to work on a book and how big and important and profitable they had been fears said it discovered these lawbooks, additional and extraordinary piece of the story because i didn't know at any time there had been directly involved with the slave trade. connecticut was very involved in the caribbean which was also a slave days. but to discourage you for was so important and newspapers backing out 100%, once we understood the story being told, the newspaper determined i should go to sierra leone and

mark twain's legacy attracts people from everywhere. they get to come inside this house and sort of time travel back to a different time. clemens we know today as mark twain. samuel clemens was born in florida, missouri. grew up along the banks of the mississippi river. when his father died he was 12 years old. sam had to be apprenticed as a typesetter. it certainly influenced a lot of things later in his life. mark twain began looking into hartford as a place to sell -- a place to settle with his young wife and their family. withublisher was here american publishing. he fell in love with the city. wrote letters back to his own family. saying this place was beautiful. inheritance.ajor she would use her money to till the house and decorate it. when they moved in the carpenters were not quite done but they were done enough that the family could come in and take residence. they were mainly on the second floor for a while but ultimately they continued to work on the home. they traveled to europe, may purchases -- made purchases to furnish i

twain's professional successes and private lives -- private life. twain looked into hartford as a place to settle with his new wife and children and came to the city. he was tickled to death. he said this place is beautiful. his family would come into the library after dinner. it was a very special spot. for instance, the paintings across the top on the wall here and the knickknacks on the mantle, they would ask for a story. to startwas he had within cat on the end. he had to continue across the mantle and incorporate each and every knickknack and could not go out of order and could not repeat himself. he would have to end of the painting of emily and that would satisfy the girls. >> throughout the day -- watch c-span cities tour throughout the day and on american history tv on c-span3. the c-span city tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. house budget committee chair tom price outlined republican 2016 budget priorities and fiscal challenges wednesday at the brookings institution. he calls for reform for man

twain moved to hartford, it is a very wealthy town. it was supposedly at that time the richest city in the nation per capita. mark twain's legacy attracts people from everywhere. they get to come inside this house and sort of time travel back to a different time. samuel clemens we know today as mark twain. samuel clemens was born in florida, missouri. grew up along the banks of the mississippi river. when his father died he was 12 years old. sam had to be apprenticed as a typesetter. it certainly influenced a lot of things later in his life. mark twain began looking into hartford as a place to settle with his young wife and their family. his publisher was here with american publishing. he fell in love with the city. wrote letters back to his own family. saying this place was beautiful. libby had a major inheritance. she would use her money to till -- build the house and decorate it. they built it in stages. when they moved in in 1874 the carpenters were not quite done but they were done enough that the family could come in and take res

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the famous mark twain story. james: perhaps you would explain it to us. [laughter] mr. gore: why don't you? james: there is a riff in my piece about how much vice president gore enjoys explaining things. mr. gore: the next paragraph, begins, "so let me explain." we may share some of that. mark twain once said a cat burned by a hot stove won't sit on a hot stove again, but won't sit on a cold one, either. in that same way, a lot of investors learned from the 1960's and 1970's version of so-called ethical investing, back in the anti-apartheid years, which was successful in killing apartheid, but they learned using a negative checklist or a screen hurts returns. so when somebody brings up sustainability in the modern era, they instinctively recoil. it's a cold stove problem. now a new generation of investors, of which we would like to believe a generation we're leading the way toward a new realization that if you fully integrate these factors, and do it correctly, you don't lose returns. you really do increase returns. there is a lot of research that tends to support the p

twain's successes and private life. >> mark twain began looking at the hartford is a place to settle with his young wife and their new family. he came to the city, fell in love with it and was tickled to death. he wrote letters to his family and send this place is beautiful. the family would come into the library after dinner in the evening. it was a special spot. top, ontings across the the walls, and the knickknacks on the mental, they would ask for a story. he had to begin with the cat painting on the end. they had certain rules. from there he had to continue across the mantle and incorporate each and every knickknack. he could not go out of order and he cannot repeat himself. then he would have to and with -- thend maligned painting of emeline. >> and sunday afternoon at 2:00 in american history tv on c-span3 the c-span cities tour. working with cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. vice president joe biden talked about the cancer research initiatives described as a man shot in the president's state of union address. he made his remarks at the university of pen

believe to be a heart attack brought on by her seizure, and it was of course heartbreaking for mark twain at this point he had lost his oldest -- his oldestson, his oldest daughter and his wife, liby, had passed away a few years before and so he actually passed away four months later. some argue he passed away from a broken heart but he did die from what he called -- i believe he called a cigar heart. he smoked powerball that is what he died from. so, the items we have been looking at today reflect mark twain's family, the daughters he raised and who they became over the years, what happened to them. ... new england and america as a whole underestimate the size and importance of human enslavement during their early period of this country. and the story of slave ships in connecticut has never been told. i was led to the lawbooks and given access to them and time to study and explore them because there was a purpose in it. the purpose was for me to tell their story and share it. when i first came upon the lawbooks, i was then a reporter at the hartford current on special assignment to work

mark twain lived in hartford while writing the adventures of tom sawyer and huckleberry finn. c-span cities to her staff recently visited many sites showcasing the cities history. learn more about hartford all weekend on american history tv. >> it represents a flyover survey of american firearms of the 19th and 20th century. heavy and cold extremities, called prototypes were they are working out the design ideas as one of our principal to worst draws. .e was a hartford native he had an incredible neck for three-dimensional thinking that he applied to firearms technology and was a consummate draftsman. we have a number of examples of his original watercolors, blueprints, if you will, that he drew up to convey to others, especially gunsmiths and mechanics that he hired to help him work metal prototypes of his guns. to raise money for his vision, he had a traveling medicine show. he was known as dr. colt. he would get people high with nitrous oxide and make them fools in front of audiences and raise money that way. he traveled up and down the coast and brought himself in contact

. >> we will tour the mark twain house and museum and learn about successes- twain's and private life. >> mark twain began looking at a hartford is a place to settle with his young wife and their new family. he came to the city, fell in love with it and was tickled to death. you wrote letters to his family and set this place is beautiful. the family would come into the library after dinner in the evening. this was a very special spot. the paintings across the top on the walls here and the nick on the mental -- nick next -- knicknacks on the mantle. they have these rules. from there he had to continue across the mantle and incorporate each and every knickknack. he did not go out of order and he could not repeat himself. then he would have to and with the painting of emmaline. that would satisfy the girls. >> watch c-span kitty -- cities tour on c-span3. withn cities tour working our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. monday is martin luther king jr. day. with congress not in session we feature programs in all three c-span networks. on c-span at 11:30 a.m., watch c

theinally, we will visit museum and learn about mark twain's success is when he lived in this home from 1874. >> marked and began looking into hartford as a place to settle with his young wife and new family. he fell in love with the city and was tickled to death. family,t us back to his mothers and fathers, said this place is beautiful. the family would come into the library after dinner, it was a special spot. our instance, the paintings on the wall and the next on the mental, they would ask for a story and the war was he had to and, with the cap ipv or a start there. they had certain rules. from there, he had to move across the mantle and incorporate each and every knickknack and not repeat himself into and the painting of emmaline. that would satisfied the girls. announcer: watched the c-span cities to on american history tv on c-span. .cs and cities working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. announcer: tonight on c-span, secretary of state john kerry talks about implementing the el-erian nuclear agreement. is followed by donald trump campaigning in ne

life with his wife and children while they lived in the home from 1874 until 1891. >> mark twain began living into hartford as a place to settle with his young wife and new family. he came to the city, film up with it and was tickled to death. wrote letters to his own family, mother, brothers, sisters, this place is beautiful. the family would come into the library after dinner and this was a very special spot. for instance, the paintings across the top of the walls here and the knickknacks on the mantle, they would ask first story. the role was he had to begin with the cat painting at the very end. start there and they had certain rules. from there he had to continue across the mantle and incorporate each and every new, he could not go out of order and he could not repeat himself and then he would have to end with the painting of emmaline. that was satisfy the girls. >> watch c-span city tours on book tv. sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span three. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> house budge

. >> finally, we will tour the mark twain has a museum and learn about his professional successes and private life with his wife and children while they lived in this home from 18741891. intork twain began looking hartford as a place to settle with his young life and their new family, and he came to the city, fell in love with it, and was tickled. he wrote letters to his own family, said this place is beautiful. the family would come to the library after dinner, and this was a very special spot. the paintings across the top of the wall and the knickknacks on the mantle, they would ask for a story. the rule was he had to begin the cat in the painting at the end. and they had certain rules. from their, he had to continue across the mantle and incorporate each and every knickknack, and he could not go out of order, and he could not repeat itself. that you have to end with the painting of emmeline. tourtch c-span's cities saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv. sunday afternoon at 2:00 on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across

he was taken into custody yesterday near paradise and twain. olds is accused of killing kyth johnson on december 16th near harmon and boulder highway. police believe the stabbing stemmed from an argument. ((sharie johnson)) >a shooting at a pahrump casino ends with a woman injured and 2 people behind bars. it happened at the pahrump nugget just after midnight. daniels fired at a woman at a cafe after they got into a fight. police say daniels left the property with a female accomplice, 36 year old desiree lewis. they were arrested a short time later in las vegas. daniels and lewis face several charges including attempted murder and firing a weapon inside a casino. the woman shot suffered an injury to her leg. she is recovering at u-m-c. ((patrick walker)) > spreading awarness of human trafficking. that was the goal of the event held at the fremont experience this afternoon. local artists put on performance art routines that enforece the impact human trafficking has on our community. and our very own paula francis was there as a guest m-c. organi

bill: in twain 14, 60% more people died of opioid overdoses and governor baker has openly protected the tragic toll will spike further unless these chilling to stick spark a dramatic change in how we handle this epidemic. this week, the house unanimously approved a bill that limits initial painkiller prescriptions to a one-week supply and recommend cities and towns set up prescription drug drop boxes where medications can be safely discarded. it differs from the governor' s stronger proposal which limits initial prescriptions to three days and let doctors commit patients involuntarily to drug treatment facilities were up to 72 hours if they are considered an immediate danger. the senate passed its own education and prevention. frankly, the strongest elements of all, three proposals, need to partisan politics rules the federal government, but massachusetts residents can take heart that this governor and legislature can prove, despite legitimate differences, find compromises and work together. there' s genuine optimism demanded by a need for action that the governor can find a comprehensi

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he was taken into custody yesterday near paradise and twain. olds is accused of killing kyth johnson on december 16th near harmon and boulder highway. police believe the stabbing stemmed from an argument. the rain was a nice change in the forecast last week... but could we soon be seeing sunny skies again? here to tell us is chief meteorologist tedd florendo. (( )) > let's check out our weather ehadlines. sunday showers are possible in some locales. although not widespread showers, could be mainly light with more mountain snow. not as active next week as we don't see an abundance of storms. sunny start to the week next week, then more clouds. next chances for showers could be thursday, maybe as early as wednesday night. hour by hour tomorrow shows partly cloudy skies with just slight chances for isolated showers. chilly in the morning, 50's by noon and probably 53 by afternoon. staying below average and we have a lot more to talk about in your full forecast coming up./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > 2016 is expected to be a landmark year when it c

. >> the mark twain house and museum and learn about his professional successes and private life with his wife and children. >> mark twain began looking into hartford as a place to settle with his young wife and their new family, and he came to the city, fell in love with it and just was tickled to death. wrote back to his own family, this place is beautiful. the family would come in to the library here in the evenings and that is very special spot. the paintings across the top on the walls here and the mantle, they would ask for a story and the rule was he had to begin with the cat in the rough painting at the very end. from there he had to continue across the mantle and incorporate each and every nick nak and he could not go out of order or repeat himself. and end with the painting of mline. >> the house homeland security committee chair talked about national security, isis, and president obama's state of the union address in remarks he made at the hudson institute in washington. this is an hour. host: i'm president and c.e.o. of hudson institute. i would like to welcome our audienc

as pipe's portrayal of a courageous coast guard captain mark twain said, "the follows the fear of life. a man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time." thank you for watching. tune into "good morning america"as always online at our facebook page and abcnews.com.

take a look at this scene near twain and dean martin.. where a truck ran right into a fire hydrant.. sending water gushing all over the road. no word on what caused the accident.. but slick roads from today's rain made for an treacherous drive to work today. and speaking of the rain.. a live look outside right now at what has been a wet day across southern nevada.. and some areas are now under a winter storm warning. let's go to meteorologist karla heulga in the weather center to let us know what we can expect from this latest winter blast. karla. we continue to track a series cloud cover and chances for rain and mountain snow to the area through the remainder of the workweek. our first system is already affecting the area with scattered showers that will continue through tonight. our next system moves in tomorrow and is expected to bring more numerous showers to the valley as well as mountain snow to the sheep range and the spring mountains. cliven bundy is back in the news!!! the nevada rancher's sons are leading protests.... in oregon.

courageous coast guard captain mark twain said, "the fear of death follows the fear of life. a man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time." thank you for watching. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always online at our facebook good night, america. "insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >>> breaking news th morning, tyra is a mother. the real story banks' baby's birth. why more stars are keeping their surrogacy strugg a >>> plu how did fellow supermodel christie brinkley assist in tyra's baby's birth? >>> this is sort of a natural evolution of a brand that's

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covington: now you know why i was thinking about mark twain a week. that degree of depth of thinking about that process, as a campaign manager i'm someone who goes -- one vote, one vote, one vote. rich having worked on this over the years talked about those bigger pictures. move our voters or our message this way or that way. addmurray: i would like to that the eye with democratic party caucuses are probably the most little d democratic activity in the country when it comes to national politics. isrichard described, this really the opportunity where everybody has a voice in the process. it might sound arcane and this and that, but it is representative democracy in your finest. others all sorts of things that happen in a democratic caucus. people write it down on a scratch of paper, the issues they want to put on the party platform. if it has enough support all the way through, that scrap of paper could make it into the national party platform. that's nothing to sneeze at, it's important. the other part of what's happening to the caucuses -- we elect p

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william char was last seen in a red sweater and brown pants on thursday, near arville and twain. police say he may be in need of medical attention. if you have seen him, or know anything about where he may be, a clark county custodian has been sentenced after pleading guilty to two counts of open and gross lewdness michael skelton will spend nearly two years in jail, and will have to register as a sex offender. . he was arrested last month. police say he was caught on camera, with his pants down in the teacher's room.... at "dondero elemenary school". investigators do not believe he had any contact with students. ahead today... the largest powerball jackpot in u-s history. one lucky person could be a whole lot richer in just a few hours. how much richer? oh - we are talking 800-million dollars richer. we don't sell tickets here in california and arizona....waiting in line for hours....all for a piece of the prize. abc's brandi hitt has more... script: nats -- "right there... there's the winner!" powerball fever is sweeping the nation... sot -- jose hernandez, playing powerball //

from 1874 through 1891. >> mark twain began looking at hartford as a place to settle with his young life -- young life. just was tickled to death. mothers and brothers, saying this place was beautiful. family would come into the .ibrary paintings across the top and on the mound toll -- on the mantell. with the begin painting on the very end. they would have these certain roles. they would incorporate each and every knickknack. he could not go out of order and repeat himself. he would have to end with the painting of -- >> the c-span city's tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> minutes before the attack on pearl harbor on december 7, 1941, the japanese bombed a naval air station. this story is largely forgotten. coming up next on the anniversary of the attacks, author michael wagner talks about those whose -- those who fought, survived, and died when japanese -- japanese planes passed the day on their way to pearl harbor. >> good morning, thank you for joining us as we commemorate the 74th anniversary of the pearl harbor attack. this is an

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police arrested him yesterday near paradise and twain. olds is accused of killing kyth johnson on december 16th near harmon and boulder highway. police believe the stabbing stemmed from an argument. /// ((sharie johnson)) > a woman is injured and two people are behind bars after a shooting at a pahrump casino. it happened at the pahrump nugget just after midnight. police say 46 year old lee daniels fired at a woman... at a cafe after they got into a fight. then... police say daniels left the property with another woman, 36 year old desiree lewis. they were arrested a short time later in las vegas. the pair face several charges... including attempted murder and firing a weapon inside a casino. the victim is recovering at u-m-c. ((sharie johnson)) > more than 1-thousand people turned out today... local police officers. the celebration for national law enforcement day... took place this afternoon at police memorial park. that's in the northwest valley. kids made thank-you cards, vehicles on display mounted horses and nearly everyone wore the

as pipe's portrayal of a courageous coast guard captain mark twain said, "the fear of death follows the fear of life. a man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time." thank you for watching. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always online at our facebook page and abcnews.com. shelley: now at 11:00, the top tier of republican candidates debated tonight without donald trump. the ways the white house hopefuls tried to stand out from the pack. goes out to middleton and

william char was last seen in a red sweater and brown pants on thursday, near arville and twain. police say he may be in need of medical attention. if you have seen him, or know anything about where he may be, please call police. now to a consumer alert.... from contact 13. listeria has been found in one of "blue bell ice cream's production plants". this probably sounds familiar. the company says so far...the bacteria has not been found in any of its products. you may remember.... last year, the company pulled all of its products from stores.... after listeria was found on an ice cream container. since then, they have started sending back out to stores. an oregon sheriff is calling off plans to talk to the leader of the armed militia occupying a national wildlife refuge. the sheiffi says he cancelled the meeting after ammon bundy rejected his plea for the small bundy says... they have no plans. to go home. he says they are not leaving until there is a plan to turn over federal lands to locals. today marks one week of the protests. the mother of so-called "affluenza" teen was arra

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i think mark twain has an essay about why it's a waste of time to read newspapers. he said he went back and read a newspaper in san francisco in the eighteen fifties and guess what, there's a crime wave in the city, there'd been some disasters, earthquakes and immigrants are taking americaca jobs. that, i think, is really more targeted to spanish speaking people. i think the real nastiness of the attacks by our own congressman steven king and also by donald trump, that mexican the kind of real, almost hatred of spanish speaking find that very disturbing. i wish there were more voices in the republican party speaking out against that. i think the issue of islam and the american muslims is a different issue really. i don't think the middle east are really ... i think people are worried that some of them are going to be terrorists and they won't be good americans and so forth. the response to these forty thousand children and teenagers who showed up on the border as refugees from central american, this was horrifying to me. i think that if you want to talk about ethics

surveillance video hanging bacon on a mosque near jones and twain. the fbi and mett are investigating that case. new developments now.... on nasty weather hitting millions... tonight! take a look.... at what they are dealing with... in indiana today.. all the snow you see here..... made for a messy commute for drivers for most of the day.. a snow advisory was in effect.... for most of the day... and... forecasters say... the area could get.... -3- to -6- inches... of new snow.. and... check this out... one of our viewers sent us this video of himself..... walking across his frozen pool.... in southern highlands. he says.... it's at least..... -2- to -3- inches thick and started to freeze.... around christmas. we continue to track a series of systems that will bring cloud cover and chances for rain and mountain snow to the area through the remainder of the workwour first system is already affecting the area with scattered showers that will continue through tonight. our next system moves in tomorrow and is expected to bring more numerous showers to sno

as pipe's portrayal of a courageous coast guard captain mark twain said, "the fear of death follows the fear of life. a man who lives fully is thank you for watching. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always online at our facebook good night, america. dr. oz: the same way you catch a cold or flu, can you catch a mental illness? why a simple infection could be to blame. then, could man's best friend become our first line of defense in detecting disease? >> they have more receptors in their nose that capture the odors. dr. oz: elizabeth is back to investigate what these animals with superior sense of smell are capable of. some coming up next. we'll save lives today. you ready to get healthy? [cheers]