[applause] [captioning performed by the National Captioning Institute which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] next to colorado for a monday impact of legalize marijuana use. A Senate Armed Services hearing on National Purity and global threats. This president s day on the cspan networks. Starting at 10 00 a. M. Eastern. To provide that proven leadership is our challenge in 1992 and that is why i proudly announce my candidacy for president of United States of america. A special resignation on president ial campaign announcements. From Ronald Reagan to barack obama. We will reair these announcements later in the evening at 9 00 p. M. On book tv, finalists for the book critic award. Brian davis or his third and final all you on the history of slavery. Then Elizabeth Colbert argues we are currentlybrian davis or undergoing a sixth mass extinction and this is undergoing now as a result of human action. Then senator Elizabeth Warren talks about wealth an
A discussion on Ted Kaczynski, the unit bombers. After that, a discussion on the legalize marijuana use. After that, senator bernie sanders. On newsmakers, transportation secretary anthony foxx discusses infrastructure and a new report calls beyond traffic that looks at transportation needs. On cspan. The Political Landscape has changed with the 114th congress. There are 108 women in congress. And the first Women Veteran in the senate. The congressional chronicle page has lots of useful information there. Lots of statistics there, on cspan cspan 2 and cspan radio. Ted kaczynski, also known as the unit bombers killed three people between 1978 and 1995. In november, the attorneys talk about the case. From the u. S. District court house in sacramento, this program is one hour and 50 minutes. It was in may of 1978, that a professor from the university of illinois and chicago found a suspicious package in the parking lot. Attempted to open the package, it exploded. It injured the officer. T
Professor found a mysterious package in the parking lot. When a campus policeman attempted to open the package, it exploded. It injured the officer. This was just the first of 16 bombs delivered over a span of the next 17 years to individuals in various locations across the United States. All but two of them caused serious injuries. Three resulted in death. Law enforcement shortly came to the conclusion that the bombs were all being sent by the same person, whom they doubt the unabomber. Understandably, the public was struck with fear, not knowing when or where the unabomber which strike next. The investigation came to a head in 1995 when the unabomber sent a 35,000 word essay to the New York Times, the new york post, penthouse magazine, and other publications. It contains his socalled manifesto. It offered to cease the bombings if they would publish it. With the approval of Law Enforcement, the times and the post published the manifesto. When David Kaczynski red the contents of it, he