Is tuesday march fifth. Lets check in with Steve Paulson i had some rain overnight. I didnt get it. Mos wondering is it going to clear up for his walk . Its a tough one up there. If you were south, id say yes, but north, youre kind of in. So we could get some rain. A little bit. Not much, not much. Yeah. Okay. Theres 40s, 50s on the temps. Santa rosa is reporting some light rain, and thats where the system is. 40s and 50s. And you can see it now. Its mainly about marin county up towards santa rosa, mendocino county, lake county again, were just getting the warm sector of this system, which will approach us throughout the day. So a lot of clouds,ua little warmer, though. I think well find some 60s here for some gradually warming up 50s and low to few mid 60s. All right. Sal is here. I dont know, picking up cones. Yeah theres not a lot going on. And i like that when theres not a lot going on. Lets just go and look at the pictures here ill show you that the bay bridge looks veryunice with
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Todays discussion is Frederick Douglass and the meaning of july 4 for the negro. Manys program is one of the National Archives will present in washington and president ial libraries nationwide in celebration of the 241st anniversary of the adoption of the declaration of independence. Building is the only place to begin your july 4, as we will present our annual declaration of independence reading ceremony on independence avenue. Guests, thomas jefferson, benjamin franklin, adams,jefferson, john will read the constitution. Ceremony, there will be hands on a team of these for all ages until 4 00 p. M. Inside the National Archives building. The museum will remain open until 7 00 p. M. If you are not here in d. C. , the reading ceremony which begins at 10 a lot at 10 00 will be live streamed. We will conclude our celebratory with a noon program in this theater, discussing the sus sex resolution. The sussex resolution. The discovery of a second banks script of the declaration of the discove
Frederickatlas douglass. Is my pleasure to welcome our guest today. Our actor, moderator and the state which University Professor from the university of maryland. Professor levine has been an influential force in american and African American literature for over 30 years and recently has contributed important work to the burgeoning field of hemispheric and transnational American Literary studies. He is the author of the 2016 book the lives of Frederick Douglass, and after todays production will be signing copies in the archive store. Please welcome Professor Robert levine. [applause] thank you forne the introduction. Thank you to tom for organizing this. It is an honor to be here. My guess is that you would rather hear an actor over an academic, so i will be relatively brief with the introduction. About five minutes. As a lot of you know, Frederick Douglass was born into slavery in 1818, in the Eastern Shore of maryland. For the first 20 years of his life, he was a slave, moving back a