DAILY SNAPSHOT
Friday, October 9, 2015

EST

9:15 AM: The President departs the White House en route Joint Base Andrews

9:30 AM: The President departs Joint Base Andrews en route Eugene, Oregon

PST

11:40 AM: The President arrives in Eugene, Oregon

12:40 PM: The President meets with families of the Umpqua Community College shooting

2:45 PM: The President departs Eugene, Oregon en route Seattle, Washington

3:45 PM: The President arrives in Seattle, Washington

4:20 PM: The President participates in a DNC roundtable

6:05 PM: The President delivers remarks at an event for Senator Patty Murray and the Washington State Democratic Party

7:00 PM: The President departs Seattle, Washington en route San Francisco, California

8:45 PM: The President arrives in San Francisco, California

9:20 PM: The President participates in a DNC roundtable

President Obama Visits with Amanda Anderson's Family

Twenty-one-month-old Lillian McNally reaches for an apple as President Barack Obama visits with her mother, Amanda Anderson, Office of Legislative Affairs and father Matthew McNally, left, in the Oval Office, Oct. 8, 2015. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

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ICYMI: The White House Summit On Worker Voice

On October 7, 2015, the White House and the Department of Labor brought together workers, labor leaders, advocates, forward-leaning employers, Members of Congress, state and local officials and others to highlight the relationship between worker voice and a thriving middle class.

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President Obama’s Call to Help Syrian Refugees

Watch President Obama thank every American who has stepped up and answered his call to help refugees impacted by the conflict in Syria.

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It Takes a Network

People already have extraordinary solutions in progress to our most complex challenges. Let’s find them and get the job done.

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"Our greatness comes from a dream that says in this country, if you work hard, you can build a better life for your family. No matter where you come from. No matter what you look like. No matter what your last name is. That’s what makes America great."