this is a cartoon that shows mcclellan in 1862 or chose soldiers singing about mcclellan called mcclellan is our man, a favorite song of the army of the potomac. george mcclellan had been very popular among the soldiers in 1862 when he had been there general. but now in 1864, things have changed. now mcclellan is tied to a peace democrat or copperhead. you can see in this political cartoon there is a ban holding them together that says party type. on the one hand you have him trying to say to these two union soldiers, i'm still the same guy you loved. while the copperhead is talking to him and the governor of new york saying, it's ok to vote for this ticket because we are really a peace democrat ticket in platform. in this division between the democratic party is going to really hinder them in the election. the other thing that really hinders them in the election is that union general captures atlanta at the very beginning of september of 1864. and now the war no longer looks like a failure. four days earlier the democrats have said, after four years of failure, we need to negotiate with

turning over the white house to george mcclellan should mcclellan have beaten him. and i think the election of 1864 is one of the most important elections in our history because of the very fact that it was helped. it was held while all of these massive problems were going on in the country. so on thursday, we're going to talk about the assassination of lincoln and the treason prosecution of jefferson davis. and then on tuesday a week from today, we're going to pick up with the ex parte milligan case and you'll be able to see how the election of 1864 how some aspects of it carried on into the post-war period and still have significance for us today. thank you all so much and i'll see you all on thursday. you can watch lectures in history every weekend on american history tv. we take you inside college classrooms to learn about topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11 that saturday at 8pm at midnight eastern on c-span 3 you're watching american history tv covering history. c-span style with event coverage eyewitness accounts archival films lectures and col

i think mcclellan was very good at a number of things. but he wasn't good. when the moment of truth came on a battlefield and he simply didn't but he was remarkable and a days following malvern hill. he had his own printing press and he started putting out the proclamations. no, i i course the great victory. my point being again is it's truly remarkable that he was able. to attain the loyalty of the men in the army the potomac but he did it in part by. making it clear to them that the opposition was not just the rebels, but it was forces and washington dc. oh, no, i know dark forces understood, but it was again these conspiratorial forces that were against the army and and in that way he was able i think in other reasons as well, but he would affords that bond. i want to go back to actually lee in the army northern virginia one of the things that i really enjoyed about the enduring civil war. does he have a number of chapters on historians for a variety of reasons are not read as they once were and you a single out douglas southall freeman so i'm gonna just

speaking of mcclellan, i would think. thurston, as well as other senators expressed concern that lincoln had neglected to consult with his cabinet on important matters regarding the war. he also maintained that seward was not in accord with the majority of the cabinet and exerted an injurious influence upon the conduct of the war. fesseden, however, told lincoln that it was not the purpose of the republican senators to dictate to him with regard to his ab net, which was somewhat cricker to to what he said. nonetheless, he said the emergency and national affairs rendered it necessary for the president to consult frequently with all his constitutional advisers for their friendly counsel. senator charles sumner, who drafted -- who chaired the committee, claimed that the secretary of state had uttered statements offensive to congress and spoken of it repeatedly in the presence of foreign ministers. among other wrongful actions, sumner charged that seward had written offensive dispatches which the president could not have seen

george mcclellan has never heard it. the general protested, not now. i would prefer to hear it some other place and time. the 1864 campaign gave political cartoonists unbridled opportunity to exploit this failure theme of lincoln's compulsive jesting. in the cartoon columbia demands are children, and angrier -- columbia says mr. lincoln, give me back my 5000 sons. the response was the fact is, by the way, that reminds me of a story. the cartoon running the machine has lincoln laughing at his own jokes while the new secretary of the treasury turns out greenbacks. above all, the bogus antietam episode offer the best target of attack. especially potent was a poorly executed cartoon headed commander-in-chief can ciliates the soldiers vote on the battlefield, which you also have in your papers. it places lincoln at the center in a long cloak and holding a cap, a reminder of disguise was said to have worn when cutting short a journey to washington as president-elect. several dead bodies are being carried from the field as an officer tends to a wounded soldie

but without the ground resources, we won't be successful. >> and mcclellan air field. melanie townsend. >> thank you for joining us for the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm reyna harvey. we have to get another check of weather this morning with john shrable. you know, john, we just watch that package. it's really fascinating to see all the work that goes into playing out these fires you've been covering the dry seasons. i was out there last fire season in the thick of it. so it looks like we're going to have another one of yeah, well, i mean. >> that's kind of the expectation as we move into this time of year for sure, especially after what has been such especially dry conditions. unfortunately we saw such a devastating season last year and the fact that we haven't seen a ton of rainfall this winter season does not necessarily bode well for us states updated drought monitor really not showing too much of a difference from where we were last week deep in drought for areas like the very eastern portion of california as well as areas further north. now here is one good thin

accompanied by george mcclellan and another officer, lincoln drove over the field as heavy s details of men were burying the day. lincoln suddenly slashing marshal in the palm of the knee, explained, come on, lemon, give us that song about pippayune butler. mcclel ennever heard it. the general protested not now, marshall, i would prefer to hear it some other place and time. the 1864 campaign gave politica. cartoonist brian an opportunity to exploit this familiar theme of lincoln's compulsive jesting. in jose ev cartoon baker's lith columbia demands her children but you also have an image of an angry columbia points at a discomforted president and shouts mr. lincoln give me my back my 500,000 sons which emins elicits a feeble m response, we, the fact is, by the way, that reminds me of a story. and then a courier and ives campaign running the machine asy lincoln is laughing uproariously at his own jokes white the secretary churns out greenbacks- the best attack, especially potent wasin-c a poorly made cartoon, the soldier's vote on the battlefield, which you also have in yourrlding a c

mcclellan's comma command, had become increasingly bleak with no apparent end in sight. inevitably the dismal political situation for the republicans reflected the war weariness of the people. also, republicans were not aided politically by lincoln's preliminary emancipation proclamation and by his suspension of the writ of habeas corpus in september. the fall elections went against the republicans. though they retained control of congress by a smaller margin than before. opposition to the war and volunteering for the army even after mcclellan was replaced by admiral burnside grew. democratic leader horatio seymour's election as governor in new york, increased the republican disarray. by december 1862, many republicans in congress had unhappily concluded that lincoln was weak as a war leader and executive. though they acknowledged his good intentions. republicans, however, did not publicly criticize him. they feared the damaging effects that public attacks would have on the president for the war and their party. privately republicans felt little about questioning his lea

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gail mcclellan, bbc news.r the past year? the royal college of psychiatrists is warning there could be a spike in the number of people suffering the effects of alcohol misuse and dependency as lockdown ends. ellie costello has this report. this has become a familiar sight. pubs and bars locked down. but despite our favourite establishments having closed their doors, many of us are drinking more frequently than we did before. it sort of became a way to punctuate the day... lauren o�*neill is a journalist who has been writing about our changing relationship with alcohol. there kind of became not really a huge amount else to do, other than kind of shut the bedroom door, go into the kitchen and fora drink. and i think that has been the case for a lot of people. i know that friends and family, anecdotally, have said the same thing to me. pre—pandemic, hugh described himself as a moderate drinker. it was his adult children living with him during lockdown who made him realise he was drinking too much. every night, i

gail mcclellan, bbc news.ge in case. all domestic travel services are suspended, malls and shops are shut, and banks will be allowed to open for just two and a half hours per day. in the us, the trial of the former police officer derek chauvin — accused of the murder of george floyd — has resumed. chauvin knelt on george floyd's neck for more than nine minutes while arresting him in minneapolis last may. the death triggered protests across the world over racial injustice. the dotor who pronounced george floyd dead has taken the witness stand today. we can cross now to our correspondent in minneapolis — larry madowo. find out what did he say? we have not heard from _ find out what did he say? we have not heard from the _ find out what did he say? we have not heard from the cheap - find out what did he say? we have not heard from the cheap yet - find out what did he say? we have not heard from the cheap yet but l find out what did he say? we have| not heard from the cheap yet but it could potentially be devastat

gail mcclellan, bbc news.avel services are suspended, shopping centres are shut, and banks will be allowed to open for just two and a half hours per day. portugal is easing its lockdown restrictions following a reduction in new infections. the border with spain remains closed, as it has been for some months, but a domestic travel ban has been lifted. more children will be returning to school and outdoor seating will be allowed at restaurants and cafes. the country had faced one of the worst outbreaks of covid pushing its health system to the brink of collapse. the move comes as many european countries are tightening coronavirus restrictions. there's been another night of violence in northern ireland. petrol bombs and bricks were thrown at police officers in loyalist areas on the outskirts of belfast. police say children as young as 12 were involved in the disturbances and described the attacks as "reckless criminal behaviour". here, a week today, pubs and bars in england will be reopening to serve outdoors — b

of the mcclellan report newsletter. you, tom you've brought three charts. let's start with the s&p 500 which you look at in terms of seasonality and the presidential cycle. >> it's a fun chart, because it's really working well right now. we're in the first year of a presidential term and we have something we developed years ago called the presidential cycle pattern. over team have done the same kind of work you take the s&p 500 data, you chop it up in chunks of time and average it together. this shows you the average pattern of what the stock market typically does the stock market doesn't always behave exactly according to the pattern, it's just a guideline right now we're seeing this market act much stronger than average, which is not a surprise since you've got $120 billion a month from the fed coming into the banking system and it's looking for something to do. so we're seeing much more strength but we're still seeing the little wiggles that happen on a seasonal basis coming along. it's saying we have a tiny pause, i

several dead bodies are being carried from the field while an officer, evidently mcclellan, tends to a wounded soldier. a distraught figure is back to the viewer, signals his distress by holding a hand with eyes. he recommend straits as the president demands, now marshall since us picayune butler or something else that's funny. couplehood song books routinely deployed this malignant reading of lincoln in their verses. i quote, you may call your black battalions to aid your sinking cause and substitute your vulgar jokes for liberty and laws. know by the memory of our fathers, by those green unnumbered graves we'll perish on 10,000 fields as we become your slaves. and in the song, mack, my darling, the first verse is a tribute to mcclellan's victory at antietam, the second verse runs, abe may crack his jolly jokes or bloody fields of stricken battle while yet the ebbing lifetide smokes from men that die like butchered cattle. he, a yet, the guns grow cold to pimps and pets may crack his stories. your name is of the grander mold and linked with all our brightest glories. well, it's impo

the head of the minnesota justice coalition, jonathan mcclellan, says they've been asking federal officialsor a federal patterns and practices investigation for years. while he and several other rights groups welcome it, he says it is terribly unfortunate that it took the slow-motion murder of floyd to propel it forward. >> this case is significant in the sense that it brought the reality of what black and brown people face into the living rooms of america. this is the same thing that happened when the march happened over the edmund pettus bridge. the reality of what black people were facing was brought into the living rooms of america, and that spawned a litany of legislation. the same thing needs to happen with this as well. >> reporter: in a cnn analysis of minneapolis police department data after floyd's death are the department reported using force on far fewer people. then the use of force spiked late last year. and black people are still subject to the use of force by minneapolis officers at a highly disproportionate rate. the analysis found between 2008 and may 25th, 2020, when chau

but without the ground resources, we will be successful. >> and mcclellan air field. melanie townsend. >> all right. now let's check the weather. as we just talked about, the disappointing news that we're not going any more rain, john, i know is we make our way into april. we need to see rain quickly here else. we're going to get left behind into the summer season which is looking like a big. there's a lot of potential for that at this point. a look at this. this is our drought monitor right now. it is an updated version, although it hasn't changed too much compared to last week. now as we work our way through april. we see that lesson chance of continued rainfall. that's not only affecting us across the california but also the west coast in general. now this season lined up with last season. if you put both winter seasons together. it's the second driest in a 170 years of record keeping across the bay area. so that is saying something as far as how dry we are extreme drought gripping portions of northern solano and napa counties while in the golden hue severe drought

but without the ground resources, we won't be successful. >> and mcclellan air field. melanie townsend. >> 7.46, right now. doesn't look like we're getting that rain and our hope was made a few days. we get some looks like that's fizzling out last we checked with john. anyway, john, good morning. yeah, guys. and we really need. that is drought. conditions continue to deepen across the bay area and the rest of the state for that matter as well. conditions out there in our latest drought monitor showing you the deepest of drought, at least for those of us here in the day is across the north bay area that's been pretty subject to some rapid growing fires in past years, especially napa solano and sonoma counties. also deep drought across the eastern portion of the state. and as dorian james mentioned, really not looking at any improvements to this as we work our way into the upcoming week as well as we make our way through april. we really need to start tapping into any sort of remaining moisture is after that we start to see any chance of precipitation declining rapidly f

but without the ground resources, we won't be successful. >> and mcclellan air field. melanie townsend. >> unfortunately, i think those plans are going to be used a lot coming fire season because we've got no rain is just not yeah. and already like i said this week or last week we started seeing small vegetation fire just popping up keeping busy as well. so. >> hopefully that's not a precursor for what's to come. i hope i'm wrong, but we definitely need some rain around these parts kron 4 meteorologist risa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what we can expect and rain is not in the forecast at least for now. i know fortunately, our wet season officially over. we just saw words about. >> 38 to 42% of average as far as rain went for our wet season and it looks like for the start of spring starting out on a relatively dry. no. in fact, we had a record warmth just a few days ago. certainly not helping when we have these above average temperatures and not only that, but it looks like there isn't going to be a fire season anymore. but just year around fire danger, especi

and mcclellan airfield. melanie townsend, fox news. oh no rain in the forecast for the weekend and earlier in the week, we figured we may get some brain by monday that no longer the case for going to remain with dry conditions throughout. it cooled down, though notable change in that area right to anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler this afternoon from yesterday's highs. here's a look at the sfo where we do have mostly blue skies started out with partly cloudy skies and some falling out there. and if you look to the back in there a little bit of cloud cover. i do expect thad cover could be even more widespread than what we woke up with this morning. stormtrooper too. they're showing you that besides that, we've got dry conditions overhead. you may also notice the direction of the flow now coming in from this direction. it's that westerly southwesterly flow that cools things off brings back the humidity. for the last few days, we've had that north northeast wind in place. and that's what helped to provide us with the windy conditions

but without the ground resources, we won't be successful. >> and mcclellan air field.anie townsend. >> cal fire is reminding people take basic precautions. things you probably know about. don't use fireworks, for example, or drag chains on trailers. vice president kamala harris and her husband they're back in california tonight. they arrived in los angeles today. they'll stay there through easter sunday. they do not have any public events planned monday. the vice president will travel to her hometown of oakland should spend the day focusing on small business needs we're told and water infrastructure. and take a look at this nice looking house in the berkeley hills the sold for 1 million dollars. over asking price. and that's after getting 29 offers the house eventually sold for 2.3 million dollars. it has 3 bedrooms. 2 bassett's only 2 miles from the u c berkeley campus. >> the listing agent says because of those the pandemic, people in general are looking for bigger houses with sinking of the panoramic view right here they don't do that is beautiful sunset. this the h

gail mcclellan, bbc news.h asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan. it was a hot spot last year, very densely populated state, home to the city of mumbai, the film and financial capital of india and it accounts for more than half of the daily cases. india has now breached the 100,000 mark in terms of daily case numbers, the first time it's done that and more than half of those are in maharashtra, huge cause for concern, and that's why they brought in some lockdown restrictions there, shops, markets, shopping malls, they will be shot, there will be an evening curfew as well and a lockdown at weekends. there won't be a national lockdown, it's unlikely apple come in even if cases rise as they are in other parts the country as well. because of the economic impact it would have on people here in india so what we are seeing, as we have seen in maharashtra, is case state—by—state restrictions that are being brought in. the headlines on bbc news: an expansion of the coronavirus testing programme. everyone in england w

mcclellan was first time builder buddhist temple, he was a specialist in making public schools, so we're not sure how and why he had this northern wall that's not japanese that's middle easterners, but way back in 1925, maybe that's when the king tut's tomb was recovered and also in hollywood. we had the egyptian theater built then so maybe in theme with the egyptian theme that he made the egyptian wall here. this is the gateway to little tokyo home his little tokyo and this depict what happened here in the japanese american community in the center right here. we see three people right there with a dedication of the candles and then this young girl with a mallet. actually, she was supposed to be making japanese crushed rice or we call it more chi however is depicting. 1942 guard tower with this symbol executive order 9066. so she's actually demolishing the memories of world war ii up here it depicts some of the activities going on in the japanese american community such as basketball martial art dancing and then some of the businesses that the japanese people were involved in is farming

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gail mcclellan has more.ent, rajini vaidyanathan. it was a hot spot last year as well, a very densely populated state, home to the city of mumbai, film and financial capital of india, and it accounts for half of the daily cases. india has breached the 100,000 mark in terms of daily case numbers, the first time it has done that, and more than half of those are in maharashtra, so huge cause for concern there and that is why they brought in some lockdown restrictions in maharashtra, so shops, markets, malls will be shut, and they will be an evening curfew and they will be an evening curfew and lockdown at weekends. there won't be a national lockdown. it is unlikely that will come in, even if cases rise as they are in other parts of the country as well, because of the economic impact it would have on people in india. what we're seeing, as in maharashtra, case—by—case, state—by—state restrictions being brought in. that was ra'ini restrictions being brought in. that was rajini vaidyanathan in india. the israeli pri

is that when in 1990 mcclellan trump came to white house and we were sitting together on the lawn of the white house in marine one the presidential helicopter getting ready to take off for california. just me gorbachev his wife and the secret service. i thought i'm really glad i my major and so if you find your passion if you find people who will support you if you work hard, and if you don't worry too much about what comes next incredible opportun do open themselves to you? finally i'd say get involved in politics at some point. find a candid. like work for them. ultimately, that's really how i got to be secretary of state. i worked for george w bush. and i became a secretary of state. so those are some of the thoughts that i have but the most important starts right now find your passion. wonderful. let's talk a little about the organization of decision making in your role in the nsc the national security console that role is it was almost painful for me to read it. it was hurting cats. if you were to advise now after your experience in that job in particular a president of the unit

william to come to sherman stonewall jackson, george mcclellan and james longstreet the mexican wars america's first war of invasion it was fought on multiple fronts across thousands of miles from the texas border to mexico city the san francisco bay bay and snowy mountains and deserts. and summer heat and winter cold on tropical beaches and then densely populated cities. general zachary taylor's army fought on the rio grande river and in northern, mexico got a map here. this is where the war started and tailors. thrust in the northern mexico followed this red line the other the second front that opened after about a year the war was at vera cruz by general winfield scott. he landed here in march 260 miles to mexico city. there are other fronts too john c fremont led fighting in california general stephen carney, march from kansas to santa fe to san diego. and fought two major battles outside, los angeles a brigade mormons that followed carney's path path nearly starved and never fought. alexander donovan later led a famous troupe of mounted missouri volunteers from santa to wawa, me

pandemic for the last 14 months, plus, it's reminded me a little bit about lincoln saying to general mcclellan actually get some progress against the confederacy. donald trump for 14 months did the minimum in terms of using the presidency, using the vast power of the federal government to help americans do the most basic thing of protecting themselves from being killed by this pandemic. many of the half million plus people who died of covid did not need to die, and that was because he wasn't a strong leader and because he didn't do his job. >> let me fit in a break. when michael comes back, he and i will discuss the loss of a great american just today. just. ♪♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and get millions of flexible booking options. expedia. it matters who you travel with. microban 24 doesn't expedia. just sanitize and stop. it keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours. just spray and let dry to form a shield that's proven to keep killing bacteria for 24 hours. touch after touch. microban 24 the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is go

and mcclellan are also making additional adjustments to the rest of their summer fleet will >> 23 a grumman f 2 air tankers. those hurt are 1200 gallon air tankers that we have in our 12. i that basis. they have a 60 toby can that aircraft will be going to the paint job. will be going to fresno. calif ayers also looking into acquiring several more lockheed c one 30 air tankers. they can store up to 4,000 gallons of water and fire retardant all to help maintain cal fire's goal to have an aircraft. >> on any fire in our state responsibility or in california within 20 minutes ago. they hopefully won't have to see fulfilled too much this summer. >> airplanes and helicopters. typically don't put fires out. we will down. we can assist the ground folks. but without the ground resources, we won't be successful. melanie townsend. ir field. >> ride rise ever hood. a complaint about the rain, but it's never good when it yeah. but we always cabbie out that with. we need it. we know we need and this is why we need it because well, we don't get john, who stand by the weather center. we get drought-like c

presidential election pitting incumbent abraham lincoln against his former top general democrat, george mcclellan. i'm going to start by asking the two of you and the book that you've recently published. it's what maybe just a few months old. there we go. okay. well, i believe yeah, okay. the war went on. fantastic and i like for you to just give us a sense. as to why you all came together and decided that this was a volume that needed to be done. i think i'll start in. thanks, pete and ashley for for

presidential election pitting incumbent abraham lincoln against his former top general democrat george mcclellan with casualties mounting and union armies stalemated in the field professor. white says by august 1864 lincoln was unpopular with the electorate leaving the commander-in-chief convinced he would lose. but a democratic platform conciliatory to the confederates viewed by many as traitorous coupled with the fall of atlanta to union forces helped propel lincoln to a landslide victory. all right. good morning. everyone today. we're going to be talking about the election of 1864. and i've put on the screen here for ballots from that election. and i want you to look at these ballots and think about what you see.

everybody joins him with two exceptions john mcclellan writes a concurring opinion that i find reprehensible. a claim basically says yeah all that's right. but if the tribe if a tribe were so degraded. that you know, it couldn't really function then it would be okay for a state to exercise legislative authority and the question of whether that was proper probably wouldn't be a gestational question a question for the court to consider which is essentially as i read in an invitation to georgia go around start killing people, right and eventually they'll be degrade and then you can take over and we won't stop, you know, he's an opinion of one but he says this mclean it might be mentioned was a perennial presidential candidate and i suspect that he was campaigning for southern votes in this opinion and thinking you wouldn't risk losing new england because he had agreed with the majority. last opinion is by henry baldwin and i'll say something briefly about baldwin baldwin was a nut. apparently he was jackson appointee was from pennsylvania. he wanted to be secretary of the treasury jackson's vic

presidential election pitting incumbent abraham lincoln against his former top general democrat, george mcclellan. i'm going to start by asking the two of you and the book that you've recently published. it's what maybe just a few months old. there we go. okay. well, i believe yeah, okay. the war went on. fantastic and i like for you to just give us a sense. as to why you all came together and decided that this was a volume that needed to be done. i think i'll start in. thanks, pete and ashley for for having us here and allowing us participate in this program. the book emerged from a concern that evan and i had about ongoing debates in the subfield of veteran studies within civil war history. we really felt that the subfield had become unnecessary contentious that in the last decade and a half. we've seen an outpouring of new and important work on veterans, but that a lot of the field have been kind of framed in a falsely dichotomous way right veterans were either maladjusted or they were well adjusted they were either civically engaged citizens, right? they were all over window homes extelling t

but without the ground resources, we won't be successful. >> and mcclellan air field.wnsend. >> it really is a team effort isn't both from above and on the ground. well, and when you're in those areas, when those wildfires are raging and you watch aircrews dropping the retardant and dropping the water. it is like one of the most incredible things to see. i think just knowing how dangerous it can be up there with the smoke. and and, you know, their visibility. so you know, skewed, it's it's pretty an impressive. it's heroic work that they're doing. and let's hope that we're not calling on them too much. this coming let's go ahead get the weather forecast days far, heidi. >> hey, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover to get things started with that fog that we spoke of. there's the little shot here coming from the east bay shoreline. >> and still quite overcast as what we look like as we start the day. we'll see some improvements later on today. you know, the day wears on a bit. but you'll see a lot more sunshine into next week. so n

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