points interesting a similar movement in the design district san francisco you may recall the 2 henry adams was looking to convert office space and push out the existing tenants those are pdr tenants and something similar. >>was afoot last year and supervisor kim and i have been in discussion to figure out how do we protect the tenants whether their residential tenants or pdr business so this is not a unique situation to district there is what similar pressure happening snael supervisor wiener thank you i'd like to add my name as a cory was surprised this came back so this was still happening i remember when there was happening and supervisor kim articulated the statements by the owner saying the city is forcing us to evict those tenants eaten i know that there's a lot of work among the department to figure out that and this was no longer the case so i find s it sad we're in the situation where residents are faces with eviction those interim controls are very important i'll say that our housing crisis riders mia any approaches around adding new housing of varieties to address the for a seco

here's john quincy adams, henry clay. so, we signed a treaty on the 24th of december. you can't send it out on social media. american and british representatives each with copies of the treaty deparle and then on january 2. they try to get into the chesapeake bay to go directly to washington, d.c., but ice and bad weather mean they have to go up to new york and overland. the treaty does not arrive, and they both sailed [indiscernible] february 14, the treaty arrives in washington. 200 years ago, today. on the 15th, madison is going to review the treaty. on the 15th he will give it to the senate and say, make this happen. on the 16th, the senate is going to ratify it. madison is going to sign it later on that afternoon here at the octagon house, and the very next day, a ratified copy of the treaty will be given to anthony baker. he was the british representative that came from london in washington, d.c. war of 1812 is over. right? right. the octagon house. that's an old photo. i've got to get an updated photo. this is really cool. this is a baltimore newspaper. baltimor

three democratic republicans john quincy adams, henry clay, albert ellison. and then russell and they art -- bayard. this is the team you want. there is a connection to my home park afford mchenry, christopher hughes. he's the secretary for the commission. he was commander of artillery -- artillery. john quincy adams did not think too highly of mr. hughes. he said, houston leave the whole science of diplomacy consists in giving -- hughes believes the whole science of diplomacy consists in giving dinners. who are the british sending? dr. william adams, admiralty lawyer. he's on the team because americans are known to favor legalistic arguments. lord gambier will look out for the british naval interests. they're not going to budge on this issue. the reason they can't is the minute they give up the idea of impressment what any british sailor does not want to be part of the navy, what are they going to do? desert to an american flag vessel. if you're great britain if you give up impressment, you just shot yourself in the foot. henry goulburn, is there to look aft

adams in st. petersburg, subsequent to the appointment of jonathan russell and henry clegg. these matters are more particular and i did not wish to engage your attentions at that time. even as i look upon your fine assembly i noticed a blank faces that indicate the inability to comprehend that which i have already said. it is much more difficult for me to say than for you to understand. if there are queries amongst your number, i should be pleased to receive any questions you may have. yes? >> there was much criticism of you when they called it mr. madison's war. at any time during those three years of war did you think that maybe it was not such a good idea in terms of accomplishing your objectives? what you heard the order had been rescinded, did you have the ok to take act the declaration or anything like that? >> a very good question. the fact that you brought up the idea of the orders of counsel that we found so reprehensible rescinded we found out within two months after the declaration of war. but the war was not declared because of the particular orders of the counci

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adams in st. petersburg subsequent to the appointment of jonathan russell and henry clegg. -- henry clay. these matters are more particular and i did not wish to engage your attentions at that time. even as i look upon your fine assembly i noticed a blank faces that indicate the inability to comprehend that which i have already said. it is much more difficult for me to say than for you to understand. if there are queries amongst your number, i should be pleased to receive any questions you may have. yes? >> there was much criticism of you when they called it mr. madison's war. at any time during the war, did you think may be it had not been such a good idea or maybe you're -- it you were not accomplishing your objective? or when you heard the council had been rescinded, you had negotiated to take back the declaration of war, anything like that? james madison: a very good question and the fact that you brought up the idea of the orders of counsel which we found reprehensible, we found that within two months after the declaration of war. the war was not declared because of the particular or

henry channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you david. >>> it is time now for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> lets get over to adam joseph live at the big board. not as nice as yesterday but still no complaints around here adam. >> temperatures almost at 60 this afternoon that was before the rain arrived and now a solid wall of green no matter where you look at stormtracker 6 live double scan in fact as we close in a little bit closer we don't need to go all over the place everybody is seeing the exact same weather with the mild temperatures and light steady rain anywhere from you headed out of philadelphia over the schuylkill or the ben franklin bridge heading into new jersey or south on 95 towards wilmington everyone is seeing wet roadways for the evening rush hour, low pressure is over parts of the ohio and tennessee valley near kentucky some heavier rain on the northeastern ridge of the actual low pressure center itself. that is tracking to the east tonight and we are set to see a soaking rain through the rest of this evening and through the first part of the overnight tonight, what to expect here? a quarter to three quarter

. >> thank you adam, the commute home is always difficult when the roads are messy and it takes longer to get to your destination tonight and david henry is live in willow grove. >> hey monica, we are right in the middle of the wintry mixing ball starting out with snow and freezing rain and now it's sleet and freezing rain, the sidewalk here the surface is getting coated and slippery. >> it's relentless. >> you have had enough? >> yes. i'm ready for spring. >> that seems to be the overwhelming sentiment on a bleak messy day. winter may be winding down but that spring weather still seems a long way off. >> it's very difficult, and i volunteer for cradles for crayons we are having a hard time getting in to help the little ones. >> not easy to get around? >> no it hasn't but we deal with the best we can. >> that is all you can do in the face of the mother nature but time is on our side. and there is always hope. winter is just hanging in there have you had enough of it? >> yes, about a month ago. it's too frequent now. >> are you counting the days? >> yes can't wait to see the sun. >> you don't need the shades yet on days like this and fo

henry, channel6 "action news." >> david thank you. >>> a high school teach intergloucester county accused of taking indecent videos of female students right in the classroom. adammayer is a teacher at gloucester county institute of technology. police say he secretly took videos up the skirts of students who stayed after class. they say there are at least nine victims right now. he's in jail on $300,000 bail right now. john rawlins has been following this story. he'll have more details including how police say mayer was caught. that's coming up in a live report tonight at 5:00. >>> three people are in the hospital after a shooting this afternoon in brewerytown. it happened on the 2600 block of ingersoll street. police say all three men are in their 20's. they're all expected to survive. police say they found a gun near stillman and master streets but so far they have not arrested anyone. >> it is time now for a check of the accuweather forecast. a little chill in the air but. >> a little chill but some sun peaking through. cecily ties in for adam joseph. >> we have a lost clouds and temperatures, they're seasonable. right now it's 53 degrees in philadelphia. loo