but horace greeley and everyone else lambasted it. a little bitounds like norman mailer and jimmy braswell. john: norman knows his history. as i say, we might want to look at it again. barnet: lincoln brushed it off. he said i'm not too worried about the doorstep of the nation. but there is a serious side to it which is words have consequences and the fact is, would was marginalized for what he said, especially when the war really wrote out. really broke out. especially when he jumped on the bandwagon. , thereing that winter was kind of the bombshell question here -- to what degree were new york merchants calling for useful secession, let the south go, let's work this out -- to what degree were they and horace creeley -- horace greeley, the very flip-flopped editor of the new york tribune, to what degree do they encourage this? might they not have seceded without this urge from these merchants? lincoln carries the states twice, but how well does he do in new york? john: terribly. richard: tammany already exists? john: new york was lar

for instance, 1872, greeley, the abolitionist, was running against grant. how do we understand that and get back to bateman? one is to understand liberty. liberty is up there. liberty -- the most famous statement perhaps only go back to the revolutionary war era is "give me liberty or give me death," right? that was patrick henry. he was a slave owner. liberty they were talking about is not emancipation. the labor they are talking about was independence from a central imperial power. eight men, of course, felt liberty -- bateman of course, felt liberty was emancipation. but not everyone in the united states saw it that way. he saw it as a contradiction, but need -- but people in the south saw different version of liberty. there is liberty. underneath liberty, we see -- what are those figures? independence hall. you guys can recognize that. .nd then it is harder to see that is the bunker hill monument . that of course goes back to the revolutionary era and, indeed, hall, thece declaration of independence, and ,ith the bunker hill monument hall was called the

evacuation orders for the town of mariposa and several nearby communities including culterville and greeley hill. some residents have decided to stay in their homes as they offer words of support for their neighbors. >> scary situation. pray for the residents of mariposa. this is the first time it's come this far. 20 years ago there was one that made it all the way to bear valley and they stopped it there but these winds are totally different this year and there's a lot of fuel. >> this fire started sunday afternoon. there are now 700 firefighters on the front lines, including a strike team from san francisco. so far the flames have destroyed one structure and damaged a second. the good news though, no reports of any injuries. >>> earlier tonight we spoke to jesse figueroa, the owner of a market in the small community of greeley hill. he's also an emergency responder and he told us about the evacuations. >> i'm operations manager for mercy medical transportation which is the ambulance provider in mariposa and everyone, the employees, they're being evacuated and we had four ambulances staffe

firefighters say the focus will be extending dozer lines in the greeley hill area where the fire is currently most activity. >>> oakland city leaders goes an earful about the city's growing homeless population. rob malcolm attended a town hall forum. it was hosted by allen temple baptist church church, and the people plane city hall, and say mayor schaaf isn't doing enough. >> reporter: mike has been homeless the majority of his adult life, and this block between 84th and 85th is full of garbage and tents. it's a long walk, and next door, an emotional town hall was held, adding the issues in this area, known as the living room. dr. smith pastor of allen temple baptist church invited city and county leaders to talk about a plan to clean up the area. it's been three years for the same conversation. they laid out a plan for transitional housing. even safe havens for rvs, and more. [ indiscernible ] officials addressed the issue of high crime, open drug deals, prostitution, and paraphernalia littering the streets. >> it's an atrocity. i wanted to say, i still say that, you can go to certain paren

although, horace greeley and a few other influential republicans in new york made big strides to get him into the white house and then to keep him into thejority of new yorkers never voted for him. >> of new york city? >> new york state went for him. he won new york state in 1864 by 1%. that's when he was running against george mclellan. >> there was an interesting back story to this. if we go back to 1856, first time republicans ran a presidential candidate, john freemont, who lost, but the republicans gained control in new york state of the legislature and the governor's mansion. so it's interesting to look at the rhetoric of someone like fernando wood when he is talking about new york is a sececeding e union. there's a microcosm. new york reflects the tensions going on nationally. up state, down state. essay, ihe is saying, i'm in fa municipal rights. he is standing up for city against the upstate republicans. so there's this kind of -- he is drawing an analogy almost between national and local politics. what we see as we go through the war and this will play in later when we're t

those folks were coming down from greeley road about ten mimes outside of town. >> stay. >> reporter: gwen and robert grabbed a few valuables, their dog and three cats. >> got the animals all packed up. we're waiting on the neighbors follow us down now. >> i'm not going to worry about it. i'm alive. i'm not going to stay there for it to get to me. we'll come back and rebuild if it happens. >> reporter: most of the historic downtown is empty. a town that's burned several times before. a fact not lost on the locals even though who decided to stay. >> got your sprinkler going. >> yes. we have a tin roof and the house having the porch out here it's okay. >> it's not going to burn. >> reporter: chuck told us he has the car packed but he has no plans to leave. >> the reason i'm staying here is i love my community dearly. i'm going to do what i can to see that that stays away. >> reporter: we're back live here along highway 49. we're showing you these power lines because these are the lines that provide power to o yosemite national park. if these lines burn or damage in this fire, power coul

something you wish you were better at zero i wish i was better it music i mean i'm a greeley great listener and i'm a very careful listener and i love music that if i could compose music perform using maybe as a first step km possibly compose it later in another life i would i would be the librettist for broadway musicals on strangers job you have to have to for the full package of paying the college tuition they would be a work study program you get a grant and a loan and in there i cleaned dormitory bathrooms. for a year and a half and what was a little odd is and clean the bathrooms of fellow students and so that was just a school that was up there was at harvard and clean bathrooms ahead you know you have a scholarship yes i did well know this guy so i wasn't poor enough to be completely scholarship covered so if they judge how much money you have in your capacity to pay they say we'll take this much from you and we'll cobble together the rest of the tuition by the rest as i have later learned that they no longer have students cleaning the bathrooms of other students it just creates an

walker/lives in greeley hill"important papers pictures of the kids baby outfits our pets that's about it""we drove down the hill and the two goats actually followed us we had to turn around and send them back up and leave food for them to stay because they were trying to follow the baby that i had in the truck.">( tiffany ) a cal fire spokesman says the wildfire is now moving south and away from yosemite. ( tiffany ) and new this morning a strike team francisco has been deployed to help fight this fire. these are pictures posted to twitter showing the firefighters leaving at 1:00 this morning. the red cross in san ( tiffany ) and new this morning a strike team from san francisco has been deployed to help fight this fire. these are pictures posted to twitter showing the firefighters leaving at 1:00 this morning. the red cross in san jose is also sending volunteers to help with relief efforts. i will continue to monitor the progress of the fire and bring you updates through out the morning. back to you in the studio. . (mark) police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a

some super missile defenses in place culminating with our interceptors in our base and alaska for greeley in california so we are going to use offense, defense and work with our allies to bring resolution to this. we cannot let it go on. lea: the white house is condemning that launched the j.d. you hear about the different options on the table with north korea trying to use diplomacy, trying to use stronger sanctions and sanctions have not worked. we have heard the idea of military action but then there was another idea of just letting north korea become another nuclear power. where do you think we need to go at this? what's the best option for the united states as we see north korea continuing down this path? >> well we don't have any good options. i do agree with what rebecca just said. to pressure north korea and pressure china and other people trading with north korea. we ought to have an oil embargo. that would really hurt pyongyang and russia and china would have to sign up for the oil embargo. frankly russia and china want us out of the korean peninsula so we don't have too much le

military has dozens of intercepter missiles at two bases in fort greeley in alaska and vandenberg air force base to shoot down a rogue missile, gregg. >> gregg: the u.s. military tested one of the intercepter missiles. how did that go? >> the test was successful. the missile defense agency launched a kill vehicle, an intercepter missile fired from vandenberg air force because to shoot down an icbm in outer space similaring a rogue north korean missile threat. it was launched from the marshall islands in the pacific and intercepted by vandenberg air force base. in a show of force, the pentagon ordered two air force strike carrier groups off the peninsula last month. leon panetta says there's other options available as well. >> we do have covert capabilities. i think it would be wise for the united states to use those covert capabilities as a way to continue to undermine north korean government. >> as the trump administration weighs its options next about north korea, it's note worthy that secretary mattis told congress any cut of military action taken against north korea could have dev

greeley in alaska and vandenberg air force in california the two have 32 intercepters combined thal willd there's a lot a lot of talk abo third site being developed in the eastern u.s. all of this takes years to develop. those intercepters that are being added by year's end was green lit in 2013. there's expected to be a lot more money that goes towards this type of defense but there's a long lead time to it, as well. >> morgan, thanks. morgan brennan at the wall it's natural to look at these kind of stocks when you have news like we've had out of north korea. this is not just a today story these stocks have done incredibly well. all of them, since the election of donald trump, as president. >> and even before that, some of them but look at earnings growth of some of these companies. i'll give you lockheed martin. all of those things, those play into most everything there, judge. the fact that they've traded at 22 times now, that might seem a little expensive relative to the past, but when you look at the earnings growth projected forward annually, at close to 6%, not so much. >> boeing'

bush's plan and beef up our missile interceptors at fort greeley and at vander berg.here's plenty of blame to go around. this president is leading. he's doing the right things. he's putting pressure on the chinese and the russians to put pressure on the chinese. look, the chinese -- we all know they talk out of both sides of their mouth. but they just like iran are the great enablers of the north korean regime. they helped create this mess. i think this thing has gotten probably even beyond the control of the chinese, but eric, they have got the best intel, if anyone does, of what's going on inside. eric: how do you know what's going on inside of kim jong-un's mind? we flew some b-1 bomber we reported on that over the near the dmz just today. this is what they said in june. >> the u.s. imperialists committed a grave military provocation by letting a formation of infamous b 1 b nuclear bombers fly over south korea once again to stage a nuclear bomb dropping drill. the gangster like u.s. imperialists are making all the more desperate in moves to ignite a nuclear war des

greeley the other is california, vandenberg that number is already growing demand for all of these systems both here and says among other allying. all the stocks are trading higher day, all of more than 1 percent on the heels of this latest test. >>> more are morgan, stick around, howard rubebell is with us it's hard to talk about what stocks to buy whether you say who is best prepared, what would they be? raytheon first and foremost. they have the best ground-based system, and integrated solution as well. other important participants are orbital atk, provides the boost system for the gmd and aerodebt rocket dine who provides the missile, standard missile and for the t.h.a.d. program >> do so we that i that the u.s. will much more of the products or is that spending already cut in stone should we be adding to the positions if you own these stocks because of the north korea right now today? >> we're not done yesterday with all the things that can happen the japanese have considered another program which would help deferred their territory if in fact we go forward with some form of defense o

if you decide we got empty space at fort greeley, we've already done the studies, we have skills laid out, we know where we can put the silos. but there empty and not filled. so they're already ready to go, if we want to book more bullets in the chamber, we can. if we buy at once, each interceptors cost will go down for item. that's a smart way to do defense acquisition, it's a dumb way to continue the program. >> i think they should. we can go back and forth and spend all day but the overall question is we should continue to talk to our allies about investing in their own protection. this administration is doing great work in that regard. we are seeing an increase in what our allies are willing to contribute. the holes want missile defense and the committees are giving it to them so we will work towards that and as they can contribute, they should . >> another final word. the polls don't want missile defense, they don't care about missile defense. they want american troops. they want a tripwire, they want a commitment that the united states is going to check and this iswhat the europ