That is live at 12 25 eastern time on cspan2. Here is some of the featured program for this president s day weekend on the cspan networks. On booktv saturday morning at 9 00 live coverage of the savannah book festival, nonfiction authors and books on topics like the disappearance of michael rockefeller, a British Company of the elephants in world war ii and four women spies during the civil war and at 9 00 p. M. Eastern on afterwards former Senior Adviser for president Obama David Axelrod on his 4 years in politics. On American History tv on cspan 3, saturday morning in beginning at 8 30 the 1 notedanniversary of the release of the film the birth of a nation. Setting with an interview with dr. Declare. A showing of the film followed by a call in program with civil war historian larry jones and declare and sunday at 8 00 on the presidency George Washington portraits focusing on how artists capture the spirit of the first president and what we can learn about him through their paintings.
Terms are haunting us in territories of the awe might see ourselves or others. Sunday night at 8 tile eastern and pacific on q a. January of 2014 the First Retail Marijuana Stores opened in colorado following the passage of landmark legislation to legalize Recreational Marijuana use. One year layer a panel looks at the local state and National Impact of decriminalizing Recreational Marijuana and offers advice to other states passing similar laws. This h is just under two hours. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] thank you all for being here. I startled myself with my voice coming through so forgive me. Let me set a couple of ground rules. First hinge if thing if i can ask everybody to put cell phones on off or vibrate. That will be appreciated. I will introduce the speakers and we will go in order and they will each give about a 15 minute presentation and we will then open it up to the audience for q a. I have a number of questions that if you guys aren
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
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