. ♪ >> want to go to inaugural ball wish you were living during our fourth president's time james maddisonr grabs going for a scant $4 a peace. right now a ticket on the secondary market to one of the inaugural balls costs from hundreds to more than $10,000. ♪ >> i'm at one of the 19 inaugural balls very cool. you can feel all the energy around here. and here at the garden state ball i got to tell you they are jersey proud. in fact, they transported a piece of new jersey all the way here to d.c. we're going to show that you little tidbit and also, you know what, there's a couple of very famous people around here. we'll tell hugh. iain, back to you. >> all right, lucy. look forward to that, thanks. >> more than 400 men and women of the delaware national guard vow to keep people safe at tomorrow's inauguration. they were sworn in today soldiers from several different companies will play a vital rollmaning traffic control points and ensure vehicles and pedestrians can get around in that the nation's capitol. pennsylvania sent more than a thousand soldiers to help in the security efforts tomor

. ♪ >> want to go to inaugural ball wish you were living during our fourth president' time james maddison$4. a tick on the secondary to one of the inaugural balls costs from hundreds to more than $10,000. ♪ >> my how times have changed. iain, it's my favorite story the andrew jackson story. i can't imagine here's a guy, you know, fought in wars and he's jumping out white house window because the party got too rowdy. i love that. >> crazy, lucy. all right. we'll check back in with in a little bit. lucy, president trump likes to use twitter. he's got a new twitter account the potus account now belongs to him. former president barack obama tweets have been archived he now has to handle potus 44. >> right after the inauguration, president trump was still tweeting on his old account. he posted excerpts from his inaugural address on his real donald trump page and with new white house occupant comes a new white house web page at the stroke of noon white house.gov switched over to feature the new president of the united states donald trump. >>> the inauguration of donald trump is dominating headl

james madison within a decade of adopting the constitution. so he is -- you know who he is? i actually blurb a biography of maddison by a very great man and writes a biography and madded madison, and i said madison is a constitutionalist. he is a journalist and madison was a political journalist of sorts but the other blurber was karl rove. and karl have said i'm a political operative and was james madison. rove is a total political operative but the stepped out from behind the stage and on to the stage when jefferson leaves and becomes president. but he is a political operative. reince priebus, that's who he is. eat a pathway and that's not the picture of -- he does try to unite the federalistsists and te nonfederallists but his political party is based on slavery. the democrat party is a pro slavery party and is going to get worse and worse and worse. the party of jefferson and madison is going to become the party of jackson, andrew jackson, the party of dred scott and the party that almost destroys america. so i tell you that bass we can take madison and all of his academic pretentions seriously and i do but i a

saturday night, on lectures and history, james maddison university rem on the evolution suburbs. >> the suburban kind of style takes off after the civil war and people begin to empathize having a detached home, a cottage style house, space, air. >> and then elaine france parson talks about the costume odd the klu klux klan and how the dress and rituals were used as tools of intimidation and terrorism. >> the costumes wrapped a layer of meaning around the acts of violence and ended up -- the costumes interpreted what the violence meant and helped the violence to tell a story. >> sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, the 1967 cbs news report on the apollo 1 disaster that killed three astronauts on january 27th. there was a flash and that was it cooking to nasa spokesman watch thing television screen. the screen went blank and he said there was no communication from the astronauts. they died silently, and apparently swiftly. >> at 8:00, on the presidency, sidney blumenthal, on the political life of abraham lincoln about the political forces that shaped our 16th 16th president's views o