oliver perry morton is an interesting figure. he is devoted as a republican. but in 1862 he loses his legislature to the democrats. he would not regain them for most of the war. what that means is it's very hard to run a war effort from -- or your legislature that is absolutely opposed to you. he has to lean on the federal government. he has to lean on stanton and federal resources to help him undertake what he is really hard-pressed to do in indiana. what is surprising is indiana presents to me one of the most interesting facets of the war. how this loyal opposition operated at the 30,000 feet highest levels. because morton is unable to pay the interest notes on the bank loans indiana has taken and has no way of raising money because he has no means of raising money, other than using his own worth, as many governors would. during the war it is apparent that there is a fairly hostile population to the emancipation proclamation, to confiscation, to conscription. on stanton who would come to washington unbeknownst anyone to seek a loan for $250,000. he does get

pb morton live in the loft has a sole loll album out tomorrow.s morning to talk about juggling both bands at the same time. >> we'll talk about richard simmons he's speaking out, more drake baby drama, sneak peek of the final five episodes of empire this season. we're back in two minutes. ♪ ♪♪ i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it , it fuels it. with the first pro-v nutrient blend, making every... ...strand stronger don't just wash your hair fuel it fuel your hair. because strong is beautiful. ♪ >> we'll talk about -- steve's mike was open. >> he's working our guest out there. >> time for good day celebrity dish. up first in the dish insanity. that's the word on the final five episodes of season three for empire. as the series prepares to make its final descend into crazy town. they are showing no holding back on the sort of unhinged theatrics we've come to know and love from lee daniels and company. don't take my word for it. judge for yourself in this sneak peek. >> thank you for that. >> i'll tak

to santa clara avenue, morton street, ninth street and san antonio avenue in front of this home to name a few.chris lancaster, neighbor's car stolen "he was pretty much upset, he was kind of interrogating me like hey did you see where my van went? there was a lot of stuff in there. he was just worried his property was going to be sold." police say all the stolen cars were either a chevy or a honda. the hondas were said to be from the 90's or early 2000's. lt. matthew mcmullen, alameda police department"every manufacturer uses different locking mechanisms for their doors and their ignition systems and sometimes we find that certain cars are targeted over other ones possibly for ease of take." here in concord over 20-vehicles had tires slashed over the weekend and surveillance video captured a possible suspect in the act william robinson/tire slashing victim: "i got him in the act of slashing a tire. he is just strolling. he is probably a gentleman 150-165 pounds, 6'2" maybe? 20 vehicles? come on now, this is a hard working community. everybody goes to work in this neighborhood. everybody

although seven cars were found the one stolen from morton street still missing. he says successfully finding them depends on what the theives use the car for. so if it's taken to a chop shop it's less likely that car will be found. live in alameda ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) new at 10... a warning in palo alto... police are on the hunt for a man who they believe is involved in two prowling incidents last night. the first happened around eight- thirty at a home on yale street. the female victim says, the suspect approached her and started to make small talk. about 20- minutes later, the victim heard the doorknob on her locked front door, being shaken. then at around 11, police received a call from a suspicious person... at a home on college avenue. there, officers say, the suspect was caught peeping through the closed blinds of a bedroom. once he was caught by the victim he fled the scene. (grant) governor brown is going all out in his attempt to pass a gas tax to fix the state's crumbling roads and bridges.(pam) today the governor appeared in front of two

. >> also good day pj morton you know him from maroon five he's stopping by the loft.m o out. >>> and you know our next guest from say yes to the dress. fashion director monty durham erin will be hanging out with him later t helps make prom wishes come true for dozens of local high schoolers. >> morton the keyboard it in maroon file. we'll have to tell him how far back our maroon five respect goes. back to sunday morning. how many years ago was that? >> we'll have to go on facebook and tell the people what it is. >> we'll do that. that's coming up on good day today. >>> ♪ winners! >> great news. >> because we're -- >> i was preparing myself to talk about awesomeness of last night and everybody winning. [ applause ] >> turning our attention to the nhl playoffs. tj you get the clap, john carlson. >> don't give him the clap. >> the applause. reference from 1972, al. he wasn't even born then. the capitals in toronto for game four against the maple leafs for most game all caps all the time. tj with the first goal. >> wilson. >> tommy wilson that was an awesome defensive pla

jess eye morton worked at gw consulting on a program on extremism. moreton's hire was controversial because of ties with terrorism. he served ties in prison for being al-quida recruiter. he no longer works for the university after arrested in december on drug and prostitution charges. >> d.c. appeals court is looking into whether police need warrants to use devices that track cell phones. for years they used cell site stimulators. officials should get a search warrant to use simulators. they're waiving the legaltive tracking devices and impact on local police forces. >> happening today. contracted employees for reagan national and dulles airport will join virginia congressman conley to announcing results of airport authority vote. it's first of its kind policy tone sure contractors pay workers a living wage. after a two year campaign they could see hourly wages increase from 7:25 12.75. >> also happening today maryland governor larry hogan announces advancement of plans to ease congestion on i 270. he dedicated 100 millionto fund i 270 ep owe vaitive

morgan chase and the warriors and morton son and clark i mean, i'll ask the mayor to talk about how special this is and following the mayor chip in the golden state warriors and j.p. morgan chase and one thing that is really special we have two trainees that be talking about that so with that, i'm going to turn it over to mayor now. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, todd and thank you to our port for having that facility right here on pier 9 of one of the biggest questions in san francisco those days when is the warriors around open and you know going around any part of city that's one of the major questions people are excited about this and even those companies that were boyd with warriors and making sure that they got their name out there particularly with mayor vic and chief clark the warriors arena we want to build it right they will saying how can we honor the city people are proud to associate themselves with the center you have to know all 41 of you know in your hearts you want your name on that i do i know you'll find a place i'm not sure it chasing wants me to says you'll put our girlfr

also on good day pj morton from maroon5 stops by the loft.um out and you know him from say yes to the dress, not pj morton but monty durham. erin will hang out with monty later this morning as monty helps make prom wishes come true for dozens of local high schoolers. >> that's awesome. going to be a great show. >>> kevin mccarthy up right now. it is fox beat time. kev joins us fresh off his interview with chris pratt from guardians of the galaxy two. >> he's waking up with us from los angeles at morning. >> nothing makes me happier than hearing tucker do his weather at 3:45 in the morning. he does an amazing job. i'm being serious. >> he says you're welcome. >> tell him i said i love him very much. yeah, yesterday i was in l.a., i'm still here, i'm actually seeing the new goldie hawn-amy schumer movie tonight called "snatched." guardians of galaxy two premiere. i had sat down with the cast earlier in the day here in los angeles and i had the whole cast, it was kind of crazy chris pratt zoe saldana chris russell, dave bautista have d.c., dave

news 24 hours a day powered by morton than 2600 journalists and analysts. bloomberg. >> we are seeing markets across asia gaining ground. the only one in the red is the and six 200 in australia. tech stocks and energy stocks. let's get the details of what is happening from julia. what is going on? >> here are generally seen some positive traction coming through on what is a busy week for investors. having a look at some of the movers, some positivity from indonesian markets. thailand also looking strong, as well as india. new zealand up one third of 1%. we have seen some positivity coming through in japan today following the survey showing that we are seeing confidence in japan's largest manufacturers. commodities, some weakness coming through in oil. i want to show you what the chart looks like. you are seeing a retreat after the rally on friday. you have still got oil holding. production cuts are bringing the market to balance. there has been a switch of some of the energy players. generally, we have seen some positivity coming from the other energy playe

livingstone and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion. into the treacherous rapids of what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate downstream between baskets that need tending. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days? not much. >> anthony: oh yeah? >> ogi: yeah. >> anthony: ogi is a wagenia fisherman, and was a guide, bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wagenia, pierre mosala abeka, it is said, is a direct descendant of a king, who greeted stanley in the 1870s. please, uh, please thank him for the privilege of, uh, seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] it's a present from the chief. >> anthony: the wagenia tribe made what was in retrospect, the mistake of allowing stanley to pass. the famous explorer, of course, pretty much shot and raided his way along his historic route to the coast before effectively jumpstarting the colonial period. ♪ using stanley as administrator, king leopo

jessie morton worked at gw consulting on a program on extremism.troversial because of his ties to terrorism. he no longer works for university. he was arrested on drug and prostitution charges in december. >> d.c. appeals court looking into whether police needed warrants to track devices to use cellphone. for years they used cell site simulators. but they should have search warrants for simulators. they're weighing legality of >> and controversial painting which once hunged in the u.s. capitol. federal judge blocked efforts to bring the painting back. artwork shows a pig in police uniform aiming gun at black wolf created by missouri student that won art contest. student and congressman representedtive william sued the architect of the capitol saying it violated their rights. lawyers for students and clay say they will likely appeal. >> ten minute before the hour let's look at stories you're engaging most with this morning social media with realtime news tracker. >> u.s. military says it intercepted two russian bombers in airspace off alaska coast a

i have been raked over the coals by the media, but i will tell you, i think it's the single morton most thing for the democracy. >> chris: i want to ask for a job as chancellor for ut because you've laid out what you call a path for change, including what you call nine quantum leaps. one of them are fascinated by. if you want to start a mandatory course for every one of those quarter million students on american leadership. what you hope to accomplish gimmick speech at the fundamentals of leadership i think really are ethics. how do you do things to ensure that you are -- there's three things, you have to be moral, legal, and ethical. if all of our decisions, we must be moral, legal, and ethical. we need to understand ethics, ethics and business, and politics, in the military. it's also recognizing that we need our young men and women to learn how to function in a group environment. how do you lead a small group? what are the qualities of leadership that we see ingrate business leaders, great politicians, great military men and women. these are the things we want to see in the leadershi

tony morton's name will now grace west college, it is one of the oldest building on the ivy league campusmajor auditorium at the woodrow wilson public and international a far as will be named for sir arthur lewis, another nobel lauriette. new names take effect july 1st. >> 5:22 right now. developing, a lot of eyes have been on georgia and one race there and why this is so important to the rest of the country. so we now know what happened, it will go to a runoff. special election, and in the special election they got more than 50% for the democrat, then they won't have to have another runoff. and they would have outright winner. that didn't happen. so now it is down to two people. the democrat, whoever one has been focusing on, this is big vote necessarily on republicans and democrats, whose name is john, and republican, karen handle. hoping to fill the seat vai kay bathed by republic juan tom price, became the health and human services secretary. race as seen as river ren dumb on president trump's presidency, weighing in on twitter. lot of messages about this in the last elf days. even cl

to santa clara avenue, morton street, ninth street and san antonio avenue in front of this home to name a few.chris lancaster, neighbor's car stolen "he was pretty much upset, he was kind of interrogating me like hey did you see where my van went? there was a lot of stuff in there. he was just worried his property was going to be sold." police say all the stolen cars were either a chevy or a honda. the hondas were said to be from the 90's or early 2000's. lt. matthew mcmullen, alameda police department"every manufacturer uses different locking mechanisms for their doors and their ignition systems and sometimes we find that certain cars are targeted over other ones possibly for ease of take." ( will ) a man arrested in connection with a triple shooting in san francisco has been released from custody. jonathan santos from vallejo was arrested after the deadly shooting in the city's oceanview neighborhood last wednesday. the shooting killed a 65-year-old woman who was walking to the bus stop. two men were also injured in the shooting. police say there are no charges and the investigation i

on scotland finished joint second, so some debate around the composition of the squad, led by some mortonne of those skies is a top—class player, it gives myself a of confidence. warburton is currently injured at the moment. he will need to be at his best features the talents doesn't get much greater than playing music and on their car. —— playing new zealand on their home turf. let's have a look at that 41 man squad in full starting with the forwards. wales number eight ross moriarty is a surprise inclusion, new zealand—born ireland centre jared payne is also selected. wasps have said they are gobsmacked that there's no place for england lock joe launchbury. as katie mentioned, no place for england skipper dylan hartley, with compatriot jamie george, ireland's rory best and wales' ken owens the three hookers selected. james haskell and chris warburton also miss out. in the backs, england centre jonathan joseph is included, but there's no place for fellow six nations winner george ford. the two scots in the squad are full back stuart hogg and wing tommy seymour. the tour runs from june th

. >> the following is an exit from the great and honorable sir robert morton in a speech he gave to thehe war on the allied side. united states of america. that important event which took place during our absence must've had a tremendous effect but only on the issue of this war but upon the future of the world. fact that citizens of the united states are to fight side by the soldiers of our empire cannot but have a splendid influence on the future of our nations. french]g there are in this canadian expeditionary force more than 9000 men who give their next of kin as residence in the united states of america. i did it say that all these men have come directly from the united states. some of them may have immigrated to this country, leaving their next of kin on the other side of the line. 9000 who were undoubtedly born in the allegiance of the united states are now fighting in the canadian expeditionary force. although the united states after the war, we do not low how long it will be before the tremendous power of that nation can be translated into military effort. it cannot be done in a

some good examples of that are morton teller at up at brandeis and david hackett fisher. these are people who have noticed the power in not just generations, but the shifts that have happened over time in the way americans have treated children and older people. and i've tried to link that to the broader occurrence of history. brian: in this review, he also levels some charges halfway through, when history does not fit into their scheme, they make things up, as they have done for the civil war epic, according to their formula, civil war stretched from 1820's to 1880's, but only three generations rather than four. their theory requires why. because the civil war happened too soon, according to calculations, and in order for their version of history to come out right in the 20th century, the authors are forced to argue no generation appeared in this era. william: well, he's right we say there's only a three-generation cycle in the civil war time, and we explain in the book why that is so. the cycle can be broken. that's the one thing that our history shows us. it was possib

morgan chase and the warriors and morton son and clark i mean, i'll ask the mayor to talk about how specials is and following the mayor chip in the golden state warriors and j.p. morgan chase and one thing that is really special we have two trainees that be talking about that so with that, i'm going to turn it over to mayor now. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, todd and thank you to our port for having that facility right here on pier 9 of one of the biggest questions in san francisco those days when is the warriors around open and you know going around any part of city that's one of the major questions people are excited about this and even those companies that were boyd with warriors and making sure that they got their name out there particularly with mayor vic and chief clark the warriors arena we want to build it right they will saying how can we honor the city people are proud to associate themselves with the center you have to know all 41 of you know in your

steve: look like the girl on the side of the morton salt canister.nsley: you look adorable. janice: trying to bring sunshine across the rainy northeast. potential for severe weather not only the northeast. severe storms. this is the time of year where we see the setup for hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. qui got it today not only today but friday as well where we could see the hail possibility, certainly the winds and tornadoes and we see that moderate risk there with the red shaded region across the southern plains and that's the spot we are going to be watching for tornado watches and warnings. be aware and listen to your local weather authorities. all right. i'm coming back inside. signing out from the morton salt girl. brian: we're not endorsing any salt. janice: i'm salty. steve: she is salt of the earth. thank you very much. meanwhile, president trump continues his fight for american workers this time inviting farmers to the white house. our next guest met with the president yesterday and we're going to talk to him about what the new executi

a three-run bomb of charlie morton. his eighth of the season. is up quickly zero. >> solo shot. his ninth -- on top of houston 14 hits. seven runs. he had a to hit game including this home run. they are in a nosedive. they lost five straight. they will try again at houston. >>> a special event taking place for hundreds of teenage girls and the oakland public schools. it is all thanks to one woman. >> leslie west. her husband is david west. he plays for the warriors. she gave us an advance look at the event called dressed by west. >> it takes a truck to haul 1000 dresses to oakland high school with addressed by west event is held. the setup is elaborate. entering the high school gym into a boutique. behind the scramble to get ready for the giveaway is leslie west>> i have over 1000 dresses to give away. >> reporter: just as she brought with her when they moved from texas eight months ago. her husband david west joined the warriors. dresses that were part of the annual giveaway she started 13 years ago. when she was leaving in new orleans while he

morgan chase and the warriors and morton son and clark i mean, i'll ask the mayor to talk about how special this is and following the mayor chip in the golden state warriors and j.p. morgan chase and one thing that is really special we have two trainees that be talking about that so with that, i'm going to turn it over to mayor now. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, todd and thank you to our port for having that facility right here on pier 9 of one of the biggest questions in san francisco those days when is the warriors around open and you know going around any part of city that's one of the major questions people are excited about this and even those companies that were boyd with warriors and making sure that they got their name out there particularly with mayor vic and chief clark the warriors arena we want to build it right they will saying how can we honor the city people are proud to associate themselves with the center you have to know all 41 of you know in your hearts you want your name on that i do i know you'll find a place i'm not sure it chasing wants me to says you'll put our girlfr

morgan chase and the warriors and morton son and clark i mean, i'll ask the mayor to talk about how special this is and following the mayor chip in the golden state warriors and j.p. morgan chase and one thing that is really special we have two trainees that be talking about that so with that, i'm going to turn it over to mayor now. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, todd and thank you to our port for having that facility right here on pier 9 of one of the biggest questions in san francisco those days when is the warriors around open and you know going around any part of city that's one of the major questions people are excited about this and even those companies that were boyd with warriors and making sure that they got their name out there particularly with mayor vic and chief clark the warriors arena we want to build it right they will saying h

morgan chase and the warriors and morton son and clark i mean, i'll ask the mayor to talk about how special this is and following the mayor chip in the golden state warriors and j.p. morgan chase and one thing that is really special we have two trainees that be talking about that so with that, i'm going to turn it over to mayor now. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, todd and thank you to our port for having that facility right here on pier 9 of one of the biggest questions in san francisco those days when is the warriors around open and you know going around any part of city that's one of the major questions people are excited about this and even those companies that were boyd with warriors and making sure that they got their name out there particularly with mayor vic and chief clark the warriors arena we want to build it right they will saying how can we honor the city people are proud to associate themselves with the center you have to know all 41 of you know in your hearts you want your name on that i do i know you'll find a place i'm not sure it chasing wants me to says you'll put our girlfr

rod graduated from morton school of the university of pennsylvania with a b.s. in economics summa cum laude. he earned his degree from harvard law school in 1989 where he was the editor of the harvard law review. he then served as a law clerk to judge douglas h. ginsburg of the u.s. court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. after finishing his clerkship in 1990, he became a trial attorney in the public integrity section of the criminal division of the department of justice. he has remained at the justice department for his entire career. mr. president, mr. rosenstein has devoted his life to public service. in maryland, rod was appointed in 2005 by president bush, and then held over by president obama with the strong support of his two home state senators which include myself and the senior senator at that time, senator barbara mikulski. rod has now become the longest serving u.s. attorney in the country today. i just really want to underscore that point. i know my senators know the prerogatives that we have when we come into office and there is an o

to santa clara avenue, morton street, ninth street and san antonio avenue in front of this home to name's car stolen "he was pretty much upset, he was kind of interrogating me like hey did you see where my van went? there was a lot of stuff in there. he was just worried his property was going to be sold." police say all the stolen cars were either a chevy or a honda. the hondas were said to be from the 90's or early 2000's. lt. matthew mcmullen, alameda police department"every manufacturer uses different locking mechanisms for their doors and their ignition systems and sometimes we find that certain cars are targeted over other ones possibly for ease of take." ( mark ) this morning we have a better look at the man police say is responsible for slashing more than 20 car tires in the east bay. here's surveillance video of the man walking up to a truck on denkinger court. concord police say the tire slashings happened between 9 saturday night to 10 sunday morning near denkinger court, armand drive and dianda drive in concord.

morgan chase and the warriors and morton son and clark i mean, i'll ask the mayor to talk about how special this is and following the mayor chip in the golden state warriors and j.p. morgan chase and one thing that is really special we have two trainees that be talking about that so with that, i'm going to turn it over to mayor now. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, todd and thank you to our port for having that facility right here on pier 9 of one of the biggest questions in san francisco those days when is the warriors around open and you know going around any part of city that's one of the major questions people are excited about this and even those companies that were boyd with warriors and making sure that they got their name out there particularly with mayor vic and chief clark the warriors arena we want to build it right they will saying how can we honor the city people are proud to associate themselves with the center you have to know all 41 of you know in your hearts you want your name on that i do i know you'll find a place i'm not sure it chasing wants me to says you'll put our girlfr

. >> we have the morton salt girl here. >> coming up on this really good day, dr.you drop 10 pounds by the start of summer. yesterday we talked about breakfast. today we talk about lunch choices. >> first let's get a check on the morning top stories. >>> i'm kristen welker at the white house. it's the final sprint to the president's first 100 days in office set for saturday. that benchmark on a collision course with the government set to run out of money the night before. in a last-minute attempt to avert a government shutdown the president abandoned his demand that the government spending bill include money for a boarder wall. the president is now open to getting the new funds for the border wall this fall. overnight chuck schumer called the president's pivot good for the country. the president is on health care. house republicans back today were working to revive the plan to repeal and replace obama care, but the reality, is vote is unlikely this week. the president vowing to unveil his tax plan tomorrow. some republicans are already expressing concern it will on

. >> we got the morton salt girl here, yours truly. >> coming up on this really good day, dr.ou drop ten pounds by the start of summer. this morning -- yesterday, we talked about breakfast. this morning, we're talking about lunch choices. >>> let's get a look at the morning's top stories. time for the news at 8:00. >> reporter: i'm kristen welker at the white house, where it's the final sprint for the president's first 100 days in office on saturday. that benchmark on a collision course with the government set to run out of money the night before. in a last-minute attempt to avert a shutdown, the president abandoned his demand that the budget include funding for a border wall. the president is now open to getting the funds for the border wall this fall. that had been a major sticking point. and overnight, chuck schumer called the pivot good for the country. the president is looking for more last-minute wins, including on health care. house republicans back today, were working to revive the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. but the reality a vote is unlikely this week. the