It was designed to display the bill of rights, and it opened in 1936. Only the bill of rights occupied the case. We had to wait until 1952 to bring all three founding documents together. The story of how the declaration and constitution came to the archives is the one we never tire of hearing. Now i would like to introduce jessie krantz, historian of the National Archives. She became the first historian in 2013. She was previously with [indiscernible] with the center for legislative archives and has been with the agency since 1999. Please welcome jessie krantz. [applause] jessie thank you, david. I am very happy that steve could be with us today during American Archives month to talk about his new book american treasures. It shows not only the important record created by other federal agencies but also the record that we as a National Archive has created ourselves. In writing his book, he discusses several different sets of records, but the nearest and dearest to my heart is that recor
10 Miles Per Hour through the area, way under the 40mileperhour speed limit. On monday night a train heading to stockton hit a mud slide, sending one of the cars in to the alameda creek. Nine people were injured, four seriously. This morning ridership was down 38 on the first ace train to run since the derailment. It left stockton this morning headed toward san jose. Representatives from ace trains say many passengers may not have known that service had resumed and others may have been reluctant to take the train. We talked to some passengers today who told us theyre fairly confident of having a safe ride. Today, no, i figured today probably everybody is looking at the tracks, but come monday after the storm. Ridership picked up on the other morning trains but overall today ridership was down by about 20 . The badly damaged train that ended up in a creek will be headed back to stockton soon. Today it was towed to a rail yard in fremont where investigators got an upclose look at the dam