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From Pelosi to Clinton, Here's the Democratic Convention Schedule for Wednesday Night

The second night of the convention in Charlotte, N.C., will be brought home by the former president.

Former President Bill Clinton headlines a lineup of speakers that also includes Bay Area Rep. Nancy Pelosi and a number of prominent California legislators at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte Wednesday night.  

If you have an appetite for more political oratory than the one hour the major networks have devoted to the conventions, you can watch it live on C-SPAN. 

Here is Wednesday night’s schedule at the Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte:

5 p.m.- 6 p.m. (All times Eastern)

  • Call to Order: Los Angeles Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa
  • Invocation: Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, 10th Episcopal District
  • Presentation of Colors
  • Pledge of Allegiance
  • National Anthem: musician Branford Marsalis
  • Rep. Luis V. Gutierrez of Illinois
  • Rep. Diana DeGette of Colorado
  • John A. Pérez, speaker of the California State Assembly
  • Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino
  • Rep. Judy Chu of California
  • Steve Westly, former state controller and CFO of California
  • An Economy Built to Last video: Small Business
  • Rep. John Larson of Connecticut
  • Deputy Sheriff Ken Myers, Carroll County, Iowa

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6 p.m. - 7 p.m.

  • Richard Trumka, president, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations
  • Rep. Steve Israel of New York
  • Sen. Patty Murray of Washington
  • Pedro R. Pierluisi, non-voting member of U.S. House, resident commissioner of Puerto Rico
  • An Economy Build to Last video: Energy
  • Tom Steyer, co-founder of Advanced Energy Economy
  • Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York
  • Rep. Karen Bass of California
  • Rep. Al Green of Texas
  • Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II of Missouri
  • Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy

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7 p.m. - 8 p.m.

  • Denise Juneau, superintendent of the Montana Office of Public Instruction
  • House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California
  • Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack
  • Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland
  • Education Secretary Arne Duncan
  • Progress for People video: Education
  • American Voices: Johanny Adames
  • Former North Carolina Gov. Jim Hunt
  • Video: in memoriam
  • Harvey B. Gantt, former mayor of Charlotte, N.C.
  • Live performance: singer/songwriter Jessica Sanchez

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8 p.m. - 9 p.m.

  • Stronger Together video: Women's Health
  • American Voices: Elizabeth Ann "Libby" Bruce
  • Cecile Richards, president, Planned Parenthood Federation of America
  • Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland
  • Rep. Barney Frank of Massachusetts
  • American Heroes video: Veterans
  • American Voices: Ed Meagher
  • Gen. Eric Shinseki
  • Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter
  • Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper
  • Sister Simone Campbell, executive director of Roman Catholic Social Justice Organization, NETWORK
  • Delaware Gov. Jack Markell

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9 p.m. - 10 p.m.

  • Karen Mills
  • Progress for People video: Small Business
  • American Voices: Bill Butcher
  • California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris
  • Stronger Together video: Immigration
  • Benita Veliz, DREAM Act activist
  • Cristina Saralegui, journalist, actress and talk show host
  • Sandra Fluke, attorney and women's rights activist
  • Austin Ligon, co-founder and former CEO of CarMax Inc.
  • An Economy Build to Last video: Auto Industry
  • American Voices: Karen Eusanio
  • UAW President Bob King
  • Randy Johnson, Cindy Hewitt and David Foster: former employees at companies controlled by Romney's Bain Capital
  • Rep. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland

10 p.m. - 11 p.m.

  • Jim Sinegal, co-founder and former CEO of Costco
  • Elizabeth Warren, candidate for Senate in Massachusetts
  • Los Angeles Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa, chair of the 2012 Democratic National Convention Committee
  • Former President Bill Clinton
  • Roll call vote: Alice Germond, secretary of the Democratic National Committee
  • Benediction: Rabbi David Wolpe of Sinai Temple, Los Angeles
  • Retire Colors
  • Recess

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Erma Murphy May 23, 2013 at 11:57 am
Well said Larry!
Larry the Hat Lautzker May 23, 2013 at 09:22 am
Every year we get a handful of folks who complain about something they don't like about the parade.Read More In this case, I could take a great deal of time to explain that most veterans go to the Civic Center or Presidio for a more tradition Memorial Day event. Fortunately or however by design, Mill Valley is NOT stuck in tradition. If I may speak as a community (as I see it), we all in our own way celebrate Memorial Day. I don't believe anyone takes for granted our Grand Parents, Fathers, Sons or Daughters who gave their lives so we could grow up in a better world filled with love, compassion and protecting our right to live in a free society. So we Celebrate Mill Valley on Memorial Day, ever mindful of our countries history. We celebrate in our own way. With a great Pancake breakfast that benefits the Volunteer Fire Dept. Then we go the Parade where all sorts and sizes of floats, people and organizations get to strut their stuff, ever reminding us how blessed we are to live in this great little town. Next the celebration continues, it's off to the KIDDO Carnival and Concert on the Green at the Community Center (one of the finest in the Nation) that benefits Music, Art and many other PUBLIC school programs. We inherited the right to celebrate Memorial Day consistent (I believe)with what our forefathers envisioned and fought for. A healthy and free society, where people work and play together to make our cities, towns, country and world a better place. Imagine a world where there are NO war veterans, I like the sound of a world filled with Peace veterans. That's what Memorial Day is for me and in Mill Valley we have a Great Party. Hope to see you there! Larry the Hat, Head Honcho 'I Love a Parade Committee' PS. Anyone can apply to be in the Parade or reach out to the I Love a Parade Committee to bring to light their concerns and hopefully with constructive ideas (not just complaining). If that's not enough, have your own entry that reflects what you want to happen in the parade. If you think complaining makes a difference, You are FREE to do that.
Erma Murphy May 22, 2013 at 02:17 pm
I spoke with the parade director Larry the Hat, and he confirmed that there will a be traditionalRead More color guard made up from local veterans from local American Legion Posts in the parade. We will take time to recognize the veterans who have sacrifice to keep our democracy safe.
Old Mill Park on Saturday afternoon
Thrasy Bulus May 21, 2013 at 01:33 pm
I've also noticed large numbers of people out and about enjoying the warm weather.
ScottRAB May 21, 2013 at 10:17 am
Slow and go modern roundabout intersections means less delay than a stop light or stop sign,Read More especially the other 20 hours a day people aren’t driving to or from work. Average daily delay at a signal is around 12 seconds per car. At a modern roundabout average delay is less than five seconds.
Rico May 20, 2013 at 06:25 pm
So, the traffic circles do impede traffic flow and slow motorists down. I do question why the CityRead More of M.V. decided to put a painted traffic circle at an isolated intersection like Cascade and Old Mill. There is not a high volume of traffic at that isolated intersection, and I haven't seen any reports of traffic accidents, injuries or deaths at that intersection. If people use common sense, it's real easy to figure out what to do at that intersection, even with no STOP signs. Perhaps the City of M.V. should remove the traffic circle, and do some more $tudie$. Maybe a STOP sign on Cascade Dr. would be a better solution.
Rico May 20, 2013 at 06:13 pm
I am aware of roundabouts in large cities, and also the concrete island at the library and near OldRead More Mill School. I know someone who lost his son at that location because of a speeding driver(decades ago).
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Rico May 15, 2013 at 04:55 pm
Yes, and she also announced that she is considering having her ovaries removed also.
Rico May 15, 2013 at 11:04 am
Thanks Jim W. for your reply and explaining things to us. I look forward to a new Patch where peopleRead More are more considerate of other's opinions. I hope the new filters get rid of the hacker/trolls. And by the way, if you don't port over the comments about the transgender shower sharing article that I glanced at last night, you will be doing all of us a favor !
Jim Welte (Editor) May 15, 2013 at 10:32 am
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