what i received was an email that a constituent of supervisor kim, named andrew adams, which he sent to jane kim on september 28th. that was the only thing that i received. what is significant is that mr. adams' contacted information was redacted in that response. nothing else. no indication at all that they intended, had considered any possible response to you or any consideration of a possible response to you. you have to realize that redacting that contact information is the city hall equivalent of flipping somebody the bird. it's been established by the sunshine ordinance task force and courts in state that a person can't invoke somebody else's right to privacy by redacting their contact information and once it's waived, it can't be reinvoked again. so they have no grounds to redact that contact information and they know it. this would be the equivalent as if the finding of official misconduct against ross mirkarimi was responded with well we're friends with ross mirkarimi and we don't have to give you an answer and, in fact nobody said that. in this instance it's a badge of hono

didn't want to even talk to some of the guys coming in, namely john adams, jefferson, john quincy adams and andrew jackson. >> it's a big marker the way the presidency and even the inauguration as a major reflection of the american presidency in american culture has shown the development of the idea of america across times. the very beginning and the first couple of decades this is probably the most rancorous period of american politics in our history where you have the guys going together in the battles for the white house. whereas we might be more negative about the tenor of political debate niece days but in the end it -- these days but in the end it comes down to a peaceful transition of what you'll see today. the jowndz tones are gone -- the undertones are gone. >> it's completely evolved from a ceremonial standpoint. from washington there were a few people and as we moved through the centuries, wow. hollywood is here. it's a big evolution over time. >> colonial williamsburg we like to talk about the idea of america, a lot about the founding principles. here is where you actually see it being

andrew jackson, when he becomes president -- john quincy adams is also in the old house chamber -- andrew, the man of the people, the great hero, the hero of the war of 1812, fighting in that last battle in new orleans that we are about to have the bicentennial of -- he draws a large crowd to washington, dc he becomes president in 1829, and he stands outside on the steps of the capital, and that begins a tradition from andrew jackson, to jimmy carter, of presidents of the united states standing on the east front steps of the capital. if you can imagine the capital, the capital, though -- capital's primary entrance is on the east front. e-book booking the other side is the front of the capital. -- people think the other side is the front of the capital. the capital has no front. the west front, looking down the mall, which is now a magnificent this do, did not look anything like that in the 19th century. that west front was not developed, nor was the mall developed. inaugurations were done on the east front, and that involves building a platform. because it got bigger and bigger, as you ar

that was andrew jackson versus john quincy adams. this question of, are we one nation or are we a bunch of states? this is what divided the federalist and anti-federalist in supportinsupportin g the constitution. is what divided the federalist with the republicans and the founding era. it divided the whig's. the republicans in the legs of the democrats of the next-generation. we have always had some people who see the united states primarily as a group of states in contact with each other and other people who see it as a union, and the administrative districts within that union. the idea that the founders had incoherent position about state rights. all of them thought the same thing, requires you to pretend that they didn't have elections back them. that is what their elections were about. >> host: antrum parties in different elections. >> guest: different parties wanted different things. i think generally the southerners were more confederated. they saw this mrsa compact and the northerners i think are more -- side is the nation. ha

election, a major issue in the 1928 election, andrew jackson versus john quincy adams. this question of are we won nation, are we a bunch of states? this is what divided the federalists and antifederalists in supporting the constitution. it's what divided them into the republicans and the founding era and the whigs in to the republicans and democrats in the next generation. we have always had some people who see the united states primarily as a group of states and other people who see it as a union has administrative districts within that union and the idea of the founders had a coherent conditional of them felt the same thing i think requires you to pretend that they didn't have elections back then because that's a very elections were about to read different parties wanted different things. and generally, the southerners now where more confederated. the northerners saw this as a nation. hamilton very much. hamilton was almost a monarchist i think that there was with all of the founders there was a strong belief. when i read texas is trying to secede from the union beca

andrew jackson, when he becomes president -- john quincy adams is also in the old house chamber -- andrew jackson, the man of the people, the great hero, the hero of the war of 1812, fighting in that last battle in new orleans that we are about to have the bicentennial of -- he draws a large crowd to washington, dc he becomes president in 1829, and he stands outside on the steps of the capital, and that begins a tradition from andrew jackson, to jimmy carter, of presidents of the united states standing on the east front steps of the capital. if you can imagine the capital, the capital, though -- capital's primary entrance is on the east front. e-book booking the other side is the front of the capital. -- people think the other side is the front of the capital. the capital has no front. the west front, looking down the mall, which is now a magnificent this do, did not look anything like that in the 19th century. that west front was not developed, nor was the mall developed. inaugurations were done on the east front, and that involves building a platform. because it got bigger and bigger, a

john quincy adams and andrew jackson had an ugly campaign. jackson blamed adams for the death of his wife over the stress of the negative campaigning. that was the first time in history the departing president was not present for the inauguration of his successor. >> she had a health scare. i don't know if the audience remembers that. this must be her first major public appearance since then. i'm not 100% on that. >> jennifer: pictures of her, coming back to her department, getting gifted with a big helmet from her staff as a joke. very clever. she obviously really enjoyed that. it was interesting because this testimony on benghazi she's going to deliver this week, she's going to take full responsibility for the report that the department of state did about the failures of security in benghazi and once you take full responsibility and say she adopts the recommendations in that report, you move on. so while the republicans might be look at this as a moment to go after her, i think this week, we'll see that she'll move on. john kerry's hearing w

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andrew jackson when he becomes president. adams is in the old house chamber. jackson is the man of the people. he's the great hero. he fight that is last battle at new orleans we're about to have the buy centennial of. and he draws a very large crowd to washington, d.c. when he becomes president in 1829. so he stands outside on the steps of the capitol. and that begins a tradition from andrew jackson to jimmy carter of presidents of the united states standing on the east front steps of the capitol. if you've been to the capitol, the capitol's primary entrance, it's major stairs are the east front facing to us the supreme court and the library of congress. people think the other side is the front of the capitol. it has no back. because nobody wants an office on the back of the capitol. looking down the mall when is magnificent didn't look anything like that in the 19th century that whole west front wasn't established. so inaugurations were done on the east front. but that involved building a platform. because it got bigger and bigger because you were accommodat

. >> andrew jackson and john quincy adams. >> they didn't speak to each other. >> chris, thank you so heading up coverage and we are excited and can't wait to see it. >> thanks a lot. thank you. >> take care. coming up, maureen dow d joins us on set. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such as shortness of breath or swelling of your tongue or throat may occur and may be fatal. intermezzo should not be taken if you have taken another sleep medicine at bedtime or in the middle of the night or drank alcohol that day. do not drive or operate machinery unti

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adams in the master. congratulations. you five ladies no longer have to be attracted to harvey winesteen. >> for best animated feature film, the nominees are frankenweenie. racquet ralph, rich moor. paranorman. and brave, mark andrewchapman. >> for best foreign language film, the nominees are amor. >> from chile, no. >> from canada, war witch. >> from denmark, a royal affair. >> and from norway, contiki. >> i read amor was co-produced in austria and germany. the last time they co-produced something was hitler. this is much better. highly recommend it. >> much better. for adapted screen play we have lucci and ben for beast of the southern wild. chris for argo. tony for lincoln. and david mcgee for life of pi. >> these are adapted screen plays. the writers just copied stuff from microsoft word. and pasted it into final draft. >> for best original screen play, the nominees are john gatten for flight. mark bole for zero dark thirty. quinn ton terantino. and wes anderson for moon rise kingdom. >> david orussel. ang lee for life of pi. steven spielberg for lincoln. michael hanaka for amor. and ben zietland for beast of the southern wild. these are five people who are the very best sitting in a chair watching other peopl

y en 1829, el derrotado presidente john quincy adams no asistio a la juramentacion de su sucesor andrew jackson por estar peleados, tras una agria campaÑa a la presendencia. ademas, cuando abraham lincoln se dirigia a juramentar, alla para el 1861, lo acompaÑo una escolta militar fuertemente armada un hecho sin precedentes, ya que el pais se encontraba al borde de una guerra. pero no fue el unico con tanta seguridad en 1965, lyndon b. johnson fue transportado hasta la tarima de juramentacion en una limosina a prueba de balas, como medida preventiva tras el asesinato de su predecesor, john f. kennedy. la toma de posesion presidencial no siempre fue a principios de aÑo. tradicionalmente era en marzo o abril pero una enmienda constitucional cambio la fecha a enero, justo para el segundo termino de franklin delano roosevelt. fue cuando por primera vez se juramento a un vicepresidente en la misma tarima que al primer mandatario. y no crea que todos estos eventos han sido siempre en washington, dc. george washington juramento como primer presidente en la ciudad de nueva york, y luego en filad