this is one hour, 15 minutes. [applause] mr. rosen: ladies and gentlemen, welcome to freedom day. [applause] i am jeffrey rosen, the president of this wonderful institution, which is the only institution in america that brings together citizens of different perspectives to unite around this beautiful document of human freedom, the u.s. constitution. [applause] mr. rosen: freedom day is the highlight of our programming here at the national constitution center. it was launched on april 13, 2015 to further our inspiring mission and to encourage citizens around the country to celebrate and educate themselves and debate the meaning of freedom. mr. rosen: to acknowledge the visiting area founder of freedom day the woman who conceived of this great celebration and has made it a permanent part of the freida libby. [applause] mr. rosen: the first two years of freedom day brought together the leaders of america to debate the meaning of issues ranging of the future of religious freedo
mr. rosen: ladies and gentlemen, [applause] freedom day. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to freedom day! am jeffrey, the president of this wonderful institution, the national constitution center, which is the only institution in america that brings together citizens of different perspectives to unite around this beautiful document of human freedom that unites us, the u.s. constitution. mission and to encourage citizens around the country to celebrate and educate themselves and debate the meaning of freedom. mr. rosen: to acknowledge the visiting area founder of freedom day the woman who conceived of this great celebration and has made it a permanent part of the freida libby. [applause] mr. rosen: the first two years of freedom day brought together the leaders of america to debate the meaning of issues ranging of the future of religious freedom to the future of free speech. today we are gathered for a meaningful event. this year, freedom day launches a new two-year initiative th
[applause] ladies and gentlemen welcome to freedom day. i am jeffrey institution in america that brings together citizens of different perspectives to unite around this beautiful document of human freedom, the u.s. constitution. [applause] mr. rosen: freedom day is the highlight of our programming here at the national constitution center. it was launched on april 13, 2015 to further our inspiring mission and to encourage citizens around the country to celebrate and educate themselves and debate the meaning of freedom. mr. rosen: to acknowledge the visiting area founder of freedom day the woman who conceived of this great celebration and has made it a permanent part of the freida libby. [applause] mr. rosen: the first two years of freedom day brought together the leaders of america to debate the meaning of issues ranging of the future of religious freedom to the future of free speech. today we are gathered for a meaningful event. this year, freedom day launches a new two-yea
[applause] ladies and gentlemen, welcome to freedom day. i am jeffrey rosen, the president of this wonderful institution, the national constitution center, which is the only institution in america that brings together citizens of different perspectives to unite around this beautiful document of human freedom and unites us, the u.s. constitution. [applause] freedom day is the highlight of our constitutional programming here at the national constitution center. it was launched on april 13, 2013 to further our inspiring mission and to encourage citizens around the country to celebrate, educate themselves and debate the meaning of freedom. what a way to acknowledge the visionary founder of freedom day than the women who conceived of this great celebration and made it a permanent part of the constitution center, and bert libby. the first today s brought together the top leaders in america to debate the meaning of issues ranging from the future of religious freedom to the future
general hospital with life - threatening injuries. s-f-p-d urges anyone with information. to contact the department. pam: four people were arrested today in dublin after police found guns, cash, meth and materials commonly used to manufacture the drug while serving a search warrant. pam:the officers allegedly found illicit chemicals during the search and the alameda county s hazardous material team was called to make the residence safe. pam:dublin residents jimmy yatman law and geraldine aguilar were arrested.as well as fremont resident mareia oliveira and hayward four people were arrested wednesday after police found guns, cash, pam:methamphetamine and materials commonly used to manufacture the drug while serving a search warrant in dublin. pam:while searching a residence in the 6300 block of gatwick court, dublin police detained the four suspects and allegedly found illicit pam:chemicals. alameda county s hazardous materials team was then called in to make the r