priced because of the pressure there's a number of solutions already in the pipeline mayor lee's 2 henry adams and $50 million for the 2 hundred units and tdr can generate as many as 50 units this moratorium is unfunded and not the right solution there are bug problems this is not the solution. >> next speaker if you're in line to speak again, you'll not be allowed the opportunity to speak and i disagree sprong with the moratorium but agree with most of the speakers we have a crisis and as a a how's leader and you guys as elected officials you'll have us in position of leadership we have guilt on our hands raising rents, displacements evictions the anxiety you sense in this room is not just in this room it is in the just in the mission it is each one of our districts we have a problem energy, the passion here tonight it needs to be channeled we need to get groups and focus on raising more money more affordable housing do you guys realize the number of the cost of affordable housing there's nothing affordable about it anymore we need to focus on how mandatory development affordable housing fees

the sculptor commissioned by the grieving great-grandson of john adams, henry adams for a memorial atthe grave of his wife clover. for the monument on the comments saint gardens was hired by colonel robert shah to depict the enlisted men of the 54th massachusetts volunteer regiment regiment. the units most famous military deployment of former slaves and descendents of slaves. along with their son the officer. the shah's decision was consistent with their insistence that their son's corpse be left in a common grave with his men in south carolina rather than receiving a hero's burial in boston. this resolve made the shah's and the monument 54th outliers on the landscape of civil war memory. once federal reconstruction ended with the withdrawal of troops from the battle in 1877 most of the countries agreed above the civil war had not been fought for emancipation and indeed had little to do with it. a collective amnesia reflected how the majority of civil war monuments depict only the classic soldier confederate or union always brave. the monument for the 54th was one of the few that incl

was the secession congress and she is writing home these and believably frank letters to her son henry adams and she says of president buchanan that he is a heavy gold code and the senate behave like children andtoad and the senate behave like children and selling bonds at that. i would invite any young women who wishes to have uneasy quiet young like not to marry and adams. i knew what ever i did the letters would be great but i didn't know what the book was so i started thinking about again my own growing up here after world war ii and the effects of the war were physically present. the moral was covered with temporary buildings and they had initially gone up to world war i and more had been added in world war ii. i remember asking my parents what temporary meant because they didn't seem to be going anywhere and they were if there for a long time until the big buildings were built on independence avenue so you saw physically how the war had increased the government and made the city of bigger more important city and we knew the stories or at least learned the stories of rosie the river and

adam joseph. >>> and david henry is in del care county where there is a lot of heavy damage as well. >> reporter: yes we have been informed that delaware county the entire county has been declared to be in the state of emergency and this is why you can see the huge tree across the road here on top of that suv, and around the corner to this house another giant tree has fallen on to the side of this yard and you'll see the twisted remains of a utility poll and that tells you why the power is out in this neighborhood all the result of a frightening onslaught of wind and rain. >> trees were ben over and it was really scary. >> trees like this oak just toppled over narrowly missing a house and tree limbs were flying everywhere. brookhaven brookhaven's mayor was one of those caught in the storm. >> i went to close my windows and my sycamore tree, that is 150 years old just snapped like a toothpick. >> maintenance and fire and fleece personnel declared a stays of emergency 50 people shout shelter last night and hundreds of homes are without power and traffic lights are out at major interests sections t

he would dig up dirt on henry clay for example, or try to dig up dirt on john quincy adams. he did a lot of the dirty work. the behind the scenes work. btw men who were brothers-in-law are part of the kinship that jackson uses to advance himself politically. we won't talk about everyone but if you notice on one side, you have the stokes family. a very prominent, north carolina family that william lewis marries into after his first wife dies. the stokes family is very much involved in getting support for jackson in north carolina. on the other side, the claver and family is a prominent family in louisiana. this family was very strong in its support of jackson and the democrats. jackson utilizes this one kinship network politically and there are multiple kinship networks like this. this is not necessarily uncommon in the early republic. jackson who is not part of those virginia families, understands that this is something he needs to advance himself in his career. these fictive ties in particular very much become part of the southern network, and in some cases, they have stron

he would dig up dirt on henry clay for example, or try to dig up dirt on john quincy adams. he did a lot of the dirty work. the behind the scenes work. btw men who were brothers-in-law are part of the kinship that jackson uses to advance himself politically. we won't talk about everyone but if you notice on one side, you have the stokes family. a very prominent, north carolina family that william lewis marries into after his first wife dies. the stokes family is very much involved in getting support for jackson in north carolina. on the other side, the claver and family is a prominent family in louisiana. this family was a very -- was very strong in its support of jackson and the democrats. jackson utilizes this one kinship network politically and there are multiple kinship networks like this. this is not necessarily uncommon in the early republic. jackson who is not part of those virginia families understands that this is something he needs to advance himself in his career. these fictive ties in particular very much become part of the southern network, and in some cases, th

. >> we have team coverage and adam joseph has the latest from accuweather and sara bloomquist and david henryhe major cleanup efforts that are underway. david we start with you in delaware county people love their trees in delaware county in the suburbs but some are now having second thoughts, take a look at the size of this oak industry, the house was no match for it and half the house was crushed and the people that live here don't know if it will be condemned. others are in the same situation. >> it's har if iing to get a phone call like that, my son is upset. >> john's son was home alone when the storm hit, this giant oak came crashing into what was his bedroom, he left the bedroom earlier to get a look outside of the front door. >> and it kept coming and he just ran out the front door, just got out of there in time. the tree caused extensive structural damage and the building inspector have now condemned the home and dillworth and his family are camped out in the driveway. >> they are clearing the trees of

patrick henry was there, the great hero of a revolution and in a letter to john adams, the quality of leaders in the room, he wrote to adams i cannot count on one coadjutor of talent equal to the task. madison the young and small and shy was making himself known. a draft of the constitution's religious freedom claus was introduced by george mason famously later of the bill of rights. madison stood to object and suggest a replacement. this was his first real impact on public life. nation's clause stated all men should enjoy the full list toleration and exercise of religion. madison's version said men should be equally entitled to the free exercise of religion. that was a fundamental shift because says the state was on the position of the creeping freedom that said men had freedom for the state had anything to say about it. pat end ed up becoming our establishment of religion idea that became in the bill of rights many years later. after two months of work on a new constitution patrick henry was elected, revolutionary virginia first governor, madison became a delegate. the next spring m

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adam tuss on twitter to learn what's said at the hearing today. >>> in the day ahead president obama will award the medal of honor to a black world war i veteran. henry johnson served in all black regiment known as the harlem fighters. he's being honored for rescuing his comrades in france in 1918. the u.s. awarded him the purple heart in 2006 and in 2003 the u.s. army awarded him the distinguished cross. >>> the washington monument is still closed today. engineers are working on the elevators. >>> one of takata's vice president is in washington right now. >>> a cruise ship capsized off the coast of china. only 14 of the over 400 passengers have been rescued. >>> the man leading the tsa is no longer in charge. that's after recent tests that screeners were not able to detect weapons at checkpoints. they failed 95% of the tests. >>> most of the sprinkles the area, shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia, there's the sky over washington right now. low grade clouds throughout most of the day. holding steady in the 60s, near 70 degrees. pretty good chance you'll have need for an umbrella late afternoon and overnight. >>> couple of problems, massachus

like samuel adams had resisted and protested against the stamp act rose in the massachusetts assembly to become the speaker of the assembly. even more dramatically perhaps was patrick henry in virginia. henry had only been elected to the virginia house of burgesses, the virginia assembly, a couple of weeks before in april of 1765 and almost immediately after taking his seat, henry proposed a series of resolutions denouncing the stamp act. and henry was catapulted from a newcomer to a leader in the house of burgesses. he thrived and other politicians noticed that, that he was thriving, because of his op is decision to the -- opposition to the stamp act. one who did note that henry had flourished was richard henry lee. richard henry lee had said in the house -- had sat in the house of burgesses for about eight years always trying to get ahead and never rising in the house of burgesses. he was so desperate so ambitious, is so desperate to rise that when word of the stamp act reached virginia, richard henry lee applied to become the stamp collector in virginia. he didn't get that position, fortunately for him. the man who got the position was round of virginia -- was run out