it is unclear how the warped tour makes money. when i went, it seemed like a bunch of normally, i'm showered tattooed people watching people skate in a half pipe and drink beer. how do you make money? >> we come out each summer a little bit but it is not taking advantage of a scene ultimately. we are bringing value to the fans, value to the artists. we have built a community of under serviced fans. we have adapted over the past 20 years to that audience. we seem to get it right every summer. stephanie: what is an under serviced fan? people that like alternative music, they have going to festivals for decades. >> warped tour was always about bands who were not on major labels who depended on the community. the show that you are at, maybe you met some of your favorite artists. they are building that long-term connection with the fans. also with the brands that have supported us many years. stephanie: like you? -- who? >> vans a southern california shoe company, got involved early on and gave me the backing to put this on the road. j

they were also warped that the water could cause corrosion. caltrans didn't acknowledge the leaks until january, 2014 but documents show agency engineers first noticed the problem two years ago when water entered the span through small gaps. >>> you what i soon see apple fans sporting the symbol of their devotion long awaited apple watch. the first batch of apple's highly anticipated wearables are set to ship today. if you haven't ordered yours yet, you will have to wait a while. delivery is expected as late as july for some models and they are not available in apple stores. only a handful of boutique stores worldwide are selling them over the counter. >>> one of the stores is in west hollywood. the line at max field in west hollywood is the only store in the u.s. where apple fans can just walk in and buy a watch, starting at 9:00 this morning. if that doesn't work, you can always catch a flight to japan where a handful of small stores are selling the watches, perhaps a handful and even those stores have just a small inventory. so let's see, i

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their alarming report warned kim jong un is beefing up his nuclear weapons stockpile at warp speed. >> worst case, they could end up with a hundred nuclear weapons by 2020. >> but now china, north kraeps ae ben factor is trying to reflect growing concern over the north korea threat. >> the chinese are being realistic and understand that a growing north korean nuclear threat not only has implications for the united states and its allies, but also has implications for china. >> 2 frightening new chinese estimates are even more concerning given this warning by a top u.s. military official this month. north korea, he says, is now capable of launching a nuclear tipped missile that could potentially reach the u.s. west coast. >> our assessment is that they have the ability to put it on nuclear weapon and shoot it at the homeland. that doesn't necessarily mean they will fly it before they test it. >> a night nair scenario could provide diplomatic cover to build the nuclear weapon. just like the framework with north korea did. the u.s. says it learned its lesson with north korea, which is why

the fire was so hot it warped the nearby train tracks. you can see how the blast melted and twisted the rails. >> pg&e tweeted out this message. it reads "our thoughts and prayers are with those who were injured. # fresno. sphie a fast-moving fire damaged two homes in southern california. this is san pedro that is outside long beach where a palm tree fire quickly spread to homes. it broke out before 5:00. you can see the roof of one home burning along with several other buildings. gusts whipped up the flames and made it that much tougher to fight. more than 130 firefighters and even a helicopter had to be called in to put out that fire. >> in millbrae police are trying to find a man accused of stealing a car and then running over the car's owner. they say antonio ambres took a white acura left running and when the victim came out of the house the suspect hit him with the car and ran him over. the victim went to the hospital with nineer injuries. with minor injuries. police believe he is in millbrae or stockton. >>> police in santa rosa ar

aid agencies warp of a humanitarian crisis. >>> 800,000 children have been forced from their homes. the findings are from a unicef report to mark a year since 200 schoolgirls were abducted by the group >>> florida senator marco rubio announces he'll seek the republican nomination for president and hopes to make history by becoming the first hispanic president >>> a former black water security guard has been given life and three others 30 years in gaol for killing 14 iraqi civilians. it triggered out rage raising questions over the role of security contractors in war zones. >> three of the men were sentenced to 30 years in prison. a sniper who opened fire first was sentenced to life. they approached a junction this baghdad in 2007 when a sniper shot at a car, killing the occupants - an iraqi medical student and his mother. the car was blown up. in the meantime others opened fire with machine-guns and grenade launchers. 17 were killed several shot in the back. 20 were injured. all killed were civilians. >> the four many were acting in self-defence and expressed no remorse or acceptanc

the pentagon warping capitol hill that for call superior technology the f-35 will not be able to protect ground forces as well as the ageing f 10 the war hort. the air force is aiming to retire it. >>> next - the blueprint for a way back. a campus called the rape capital and our look at sex crimes in spot. friday - back on the water. five years off the bp oil spill, is the gulf catch safe to eat. the line and the critics response. >> to say that it's well and good and we should go home is a great talking point. that is not the truth. what happened after the spill, and whether the community can make it in the long haul. that's friday on "america tonight". look at the most important issues out there that get you the answers that you deserve. >> real money with ali velshi only on al jazeera america >>> in "america tonight"s extensive reporting on campus sex crime, we have seen case after case in which the system on and off campus failed to protect students. increasingly survivors reported their attacks to the u.s. department of education, hoping that federal scrutiny can force change, where

the pentagon warping capitol hill, that for call superior technology, the f-35 will not be able to protect ground forces as well as the ageing f 10, the war hort. the air force is aiming to retire it. >>> next - the blueprint for a way back. a campus called the rape capital and our look at sex crimes in spot. friday - back on the water. five years off the bp oil spill, is the gulf catch safe to eat. response. >> to say that it's well and good and we should go home is a great talking point. that is not the truth. what happened after the spill, and whether the community can make it in the long haul. that's friday on "america tonight". >> monday. >> a lot of these mining sites are restricted. >> a silent killer. >> got a lot of arsenic in it. >> you know your water's bad and you know you're sick. >> unheard victims. >> 90 percent of the people will get some type of illness from the water. >> where could it happen next? >> i mean, they took away my life. >> "faultlines". al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of ga

the fo hot it warped the nearby train tracks. you can see how the blast melted and twisted the rails. >> pg&e tweeted out this message. it reads "our thoughts and prayers are with those who were injured. # fresno. sphie a fast-moving fire damaged two homes in southern california. this is san pedro that is outside long beach where a palm tree fire quickly spread to homes. it broke out before 5:00. you can see the roof of one home burning along with several other buildings. gusts whipped up the flames and made it that much tougher to fight. more than 130 firefighters and even a helicopter had to be called in to put out that fire. >> in millbrae police are trying to find a man accused of stealing a car and then running over the car's owner. they say antonio ambres took a white acura left running and when the victim came out of the house the suspect hit him with the car and ran him over. the victim went to the hospital with nineer injuries. with minor injuries. police believe he is in millbrae or stockton. >>> police in santa rosa ar

the fire was so hot it warped the nearby train tracks. you can see how the blast melted and twisted the rails. >> pg&e tweeted out this message. it reads "our thoughts and prayers are with those who were injured. # fresno. sphie a fast-moving fire damaged two homes in southern california. this is san pedro that is outside long beach where a palm tree fire quickly spread to homes. it broke out before 5:00. you can see the roof of one home burning along with several other buildings. gusts whipped up the flames and made it that much tougher to fight. more than 130 firefighters and even a helicopter had to be called in to put out that fire. >> in millbrae police are trying to find a man accused of stealing a car and then running over the car's owner. they say antonio ambres took a white acura left running and when the victim came out of the house the suspect hit him with the car and ran him over. the victim went to the hospital with nineer injuries. with minor injuries. police believe he is in millbrae or stockton. >>> police in santa rosa ar

if you hear about a tornado warp in the area that means a tornado is imminent within the next 10-15 minutes. as we go into the next few days it will be a part of texas we expect to see more tornado are in this area as we go towards thursday, it will get worse across much of the area and it is going to be a severe weather day. >> thank you. >> in california the drought is forcing farmers to make decisions. keep water for the crops or sell it for a profit to district cities. in the special series fragile planet. melissa chan examines the buying and selling water. >> reporter: chances are you have eaten produce grown with water from the reservoir, it's a way the drought touches americans. in the last 18 month, it's been difficult, the situation is desperate. it is truly desperate. >> another dry place means farmers have touch choices it make let the land be fallow or try buying water. >> the agencies are making bids others making bids. we are having to compete. we are seeing prices unprecedented. it's really reflective of how bad the situation is. >> rural california's purchasing power may rul

driver 38- year-old emerson was arrested after a road rage incident with a bicyclist at fisher man's warp yesterday. after a heated exchange he sped up and intentionally struck the back of the bike. the bicyclist was thrown to the ground and is now in the hospital. >>> if you needed more proof that the san francisco real estate market is completely out of control wait until you see this film that just hit the market, a sweep between sanchez and the asking price just a smidge under $2 million and looking at the pictures you would think this is pretty nice. posh modern interior and look at the entrance. it's pretty stunning right? well don't judge the book by it's cover here. this is what your money really gets you as you can tell from the video this baby needs a lot of work. it's a fixer upper not a dream home as the flyer leads you to believe. you are going to have to build it yourself. as for the price it's listed at just under $1.9 million and believe it or not it's expected to go for well over the asking price. >> that's just not right. >> it's all about location baby. >>> time now 4:

it will be easier to clean and won't seep down or corrode or warp. i think we had some duct tape on the floor of the elevator. this won't wear out on the at least anytime soon. lastly, this is an invitation to anyone. we would like to try out thing. so we use a small portion of this money to try out things. like i said, when we first try, whatever we do initially is usually we learn from it. so this is just some small test. for example we've recently tested a step here. it's technology. blue tooth activated speaker that when you get within 40 feet of it, it starts sounding off. we can use this for blind passengers if they want to know where a station agent booth is or where an elevator is. this is one example of technology that we are pursuing. as well as imagine if you are blind and your path of travel is now interrupted because of who knows, something has gone wrong or bart is making a change then we can deploy technology such as this to divert people to another stairway or elevator. we do have april 1st, a track and trade program for people with m

uhuru kenyatta finalised the deal by warping the two sides to stick to their end of the bargain and avoid being thrown off track by outside forces. >> i wish to remind you as leaders of the central african republic you must never forget and must always be guided by the fact that your principal interest is the well being first and foremost of the people of the central african republic. >> reporter: it's been a long road to a peace settlement between the mostly muslim seleka and christian ballackar. the seleka overthrow the president, the president forced to leave. and rebel leader riek machar declared himself the first muslim president of the clr. he announced the dissolution of the seleka. enter a group that came to the capital to fight the seleka group and kick out of the government. a cycle of violence began, one so chaotic the united nations warned the country was at risk of spiralling into a genocide. tens of thousands of civilians were forced to nee. in 2014 there was a resignation in a move to end the violence. by then thousands of people were killed and millions displaced, and thou

. >> the blast and fire were so intense, some railroad tracks warped. a team of pg&e investigators arrived today to figure out what happened. >>> firefighters made quick work of a deck fire in san francisco this morning. the fire started in the back to you of an apartment building on pine street near powell. crews are in the area responding to an alarm at a different complex. the fire did get into the walls and attic area but firefighters were able to keep it from spreading. no one was hurt. >>> san francisco will hold a series of events this weekend to mark the anniversary of the great 1906 earthquake. it started early this morning with sirens and silence. [ sirens ] >> the sirens sounded at 5: 5:12 a.m. at the exact moment the earth first shook 109 years ago on april 18. people then paid their respects with a moment of silence at lotta's fountain. the fountain was built in 1875. it was a meeting place for survivors in the immediate aftermath of the earthquake. that quake and the resulting fire killed about 3,000 people and remains the worst natural di

i think the problem is washington can warp people. he got enormous blowback after that immigration reform and he has spent a lot of the last few years trying to make amends with the base and he has not been as bold as he once was. so we'll see which marco rubio ultimately comes out in this election. >> where do you stand on this one, james? >> i think marco rubio, if he had come along as a candidate for president in '08, 2012, i think republicans would probably have eagerly embraced him. his problem now, i think, is this is to me, this is the strongest field since 1980 and you have -- you are going to have a bunch of governors with real records. you're going to have some very formidable candidates. he is a young career politician, very charismatic, very effective speaker, but not much, similar to ted cruz, not much in the way of tangible achievements or experience. i think that's going to be a challenge as he gets on a stage with a bunch of the governors. >> you know, i think marco rubio has tapped into something here that hasn't quit

it is going to be warping up through the week but tomorrow again still stuck in this cool pocket of area. highs in the low 60s. about 5 degrees below average we head to the average or slightly above by tuesday back to the upper 60s and high pressure starts to gain a foot hold across the area temperatures will continue to moderate through the middle of the work week. timing this out you'll wake up tomorrow to full sunshine by 11am the clouds do start to move in. and a couple of showers could head south as we go through the afternoon. as you can see it's not much. a couple little i call them polka dot showers here and there there. a few click of the windshield wipers if you get caught in one of them. not a huge deal. stray shower in the afternoon clear it out and we've got more sunshine as we head into the day on tuesday. but again still dealing with the influence of that cool air you can see with the position of the jet stream there's that cold pocket i was talking about that big puddle of cool air still hanging on through the day tomorrow but watch what happens as that high starts to bui

qatar warped not to fan the flames but did not say if the u.s. would board any ships. >>> the u.n. health organization is warning that the humane tear i didn't know crisis in yep sen yemen is identity tour or 80ing randy lid lid. while saudi-led air strikes have become listen sensitive since their announcements that the campaign is entering a knew phase. but there is still fierce fighting in the country. from the border mohamed v.a.l.l. reports. >> reporter: street battles in the yemeni city of taiz a day after the announce think of the end of the first face of the air cage inaircampaign in yemen. they are still unable to push the houthi rebels and the soldiers loyal to former press saleh from the city. a similar scene further south in aden. these are members of happened i popular resistence committees saying fighting continued here until tuesday night and since the early hours of wednesday. in washington, the saudi ambassador to the united states says the situation in aden requires a continued military action. >> we are seeing movements by the houthis that is very disturbing in th

i wouldn't be surprised to see you start here and warps into something more. it's great you're building the entrepreneurs. the meat is right there but the other things might need a little more fitnessing. >> it's about the cure ration and people telling their friends and et. cetera. we're excited to see where your company goes. thank you so much for pitching in on the show. >> thank you for your feedback on this. if any of you have a product or service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel on your chances of getting interested investors. all you have to do is send us an e-mail. include a summary of what your company does how much money you are going to raise, and what you're going to do with the money. you never know somebody might be interested in helping you. >>> it is time to answer some of your business questions. what are the kinds of insurances a small business owner should think about when they're opening their business. >> age lot of people forget about this. what did you think about when you started your business. >> there's so many diff

carter warped iran not to fan the flames. but the u.s. did not say whether they would board any iranian ships. >>> the world health organization is warning that the human tear i didn't know crisis cries yemen is identity door or eighting rapidly. hospitals could be shutdown because the a lack of power and fuel. the death toll has topped a thousand. close to 4 1/2 thousand injured. and 150,000 people displace the since the strikes began. but while saudi-led air strikes have become listen tins tiff since the announce thement that their campaign has entered a new phase, there is still fierce righting. here is mohammedded vall. >> reporter: street battles in the identity of identity of taiz the day after saudi arabia a announced the end of physician fairsfirst phaseof their air strikes. they are loyal to president hadi. supported by soldiers but still unable to push the houthi rebels and the soldiers loyal to former president saleh from the city. further soul in aden a similar situation. fighting continues here on tuesday night and since the

slowly warping up as we go through the rest of the week. generally looks very nice. i'll have that good looking forecast straight ahead in the seven day. that's coming up. ♪ >>> after shocks continue to rock in a physical officials say more than 2500 people have died after a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake and they expect the death toll to rise dramatically as their search and rescue efforts continue. landslides and avalanches completely wiped out some villages. countries from around the world are sending in planes full of supplyies. we're also hearing news of victims who have ties to our area. we've mentioned one a doctor from inform who graduated from rutgers. >> fox's lisa evers reports from north jersey. >> reporter: the tragedy halfway around the world is touching home a doctor from edison new jersey and today a* google executive are among the estimated 18 people who lost their lives in a mt. everest base camp. 29-year-old dr. marissa from edison new jersey lived by the motto, the world is my country all mankind are my brethren and to do good is my religion.

. >> also a warping as we head into the busy prom season. while rossen reports investigation found scammers selling dresses even though they are fake what to look out for. >> the latest from london. where duchess kate will give birth later this month. the speculation including whether it will be a prince or a princess. >> time to find our inner child with the coloring boxes. these are not your kid's coloring books. that are pretty popular these days. we will talk to the woman who created them. >> so excited about the coloring books. we have that and more when we get started on "today." >> i new report said virginia leads the country in school-based arrests. the senate republicans say the number of arrests is nearly triple the national rate. the report suggests that police officers assigned to work schools are handling many disciplinary matters that were once handled by teachers and principals. >> so this is a big victory for a loudoun county high school robotics team. robo loco had their robot stolen after winning a spot in the world competi

inmates cognitive behavior skills and also to get them to look at their past behavior and how it was warped. >> i'm here for solicitation to commit aggravated rape. >> rachel manual trout is serving six years for a crime she claims she committed to satisfy her boyfriend. >> he told me if you love me and you want to be with me, you'll let me sleep with [ bleep ] and you'll help me do it at all costs and then i will marry you and you will become mine. you will become my queen. >> at the time, manual trout's victim was a 13-year-old girl. >> i took her and we got our hair and nails done and then when i thought that she was ready, i went and got him. we had already intoxicated her so much with drugs and alcohol that she was eating out of the palm of our hands. >> manual trout says she talked about the crime with a family member who then reported it to the police. >> i wanted my fairy tale happy ending. and that's what i didn't get. i did what i had to do to get what i wanted or thought i was getting. but all i was getting was a heartbreak and sent to prison. >> coming up --- >> i had stabbed th

the red flag warping along -- warning along the sierra so high fire danger. through the day, we have upper 60s to low 70s through the central valley and through los angeles and san diego and 93 in palm springs and 47 in lake tahoe. >> remark is streaming in at the richmond-san rafael toll plaza and we have delays coming away from richmond parkway. you can expect to see the brake lights flashing around castro street and on the bridge it is seven minutes to get crass over to highway 101. as we take you to the east bay we had two separate accidents one at niles and the other right here and all pushed to the shoulder. look at this red: it is jammed away from 238 into fremont. 21 miles per hour is the top speed. it is 45 minutes commute right now and normally 23 minutes. >> bringing technology right to your front door. >> a company positive new -- approach to get new customers in. >> a change coming in to the kids drink to make it pore healthy. >> the san mateo bridge is slow. but moving. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole f

certainly a joint typhoon warping center. it goes towards hong kong. many of the other forecasting centers disagreed and take it on a straight line. this is threatening into hong kong. it's one to watch. it is rain fall with no significant raining expected. here in the arabian peninsula problems of a different kind. sand or dust in evidence during the course of wednesday or thursday. there's qatar sticking out. the second shot to the arabian sea. people are concerned. it was really awful. dust. is it going to be that bad. there's a breeze. we look at the dust the forecast. you can see it will start lifting. there's a bit around. there's nothing more than the standard dust zone. visibility will be poor. it won't have much impact on the temperatures remaining very hot. >> it certainly was awful. i'm coughing from my tubes. tens of thousands gather in the rain at st. peter's square and pope francis led mass earlier today. >> the cope urged them to go beyond the comfort zone and boldly live with their faith. worshippers were asked to remember christians ta

. >> al-shabab fighters issued a statement warping of more attacks in -- warning of more attacks in kenya. people say they are afraid and don't trust government assurances to keep them safe. >> president obama is urging congress to support the iran nuclear deal. in a weekly address the president took his case to the american people. >> this is a long-term deal with limits on iran's programme for more than a decade and measures lasting 20 years or more. as a member of the nook leer proliver -- nuclear proliferation treaty. iran will never be allowed to develop a weapon. >> hassan rouhani was scheduled to meet with iran's supreme leader. >> lacy and a director of middle eastern policy with a nonpartisan group, the center for control and nonproliferation. thank you for joining us. presidents dating back to gerald ford tried to curbing deals. how monumental is the deal in its current form? >> this deal in its counter form, and remembering, of course that there are months ahead. the ink is not dry on the deal. we have to go forward and theght details and final terms, and nothing that the presi

temperatures have warped up into the upper 40s and low 50s around the area. what to wear for your kids out the door nothing more than lightest jacket for the next hour or so. sun glass and sunscreen today. weather impact on the second half of the wind almost nil. no weather slowdowns. green light conditions from the weather department through the course of sunday. even tomorrow looks good too. hourly temperatures 65 at 1:00. 69 by 3:00. high temperature around 5:0070. if you going out, 67 at 7:00 64 at 9:00. upper 50s by 11:00 tonight. chilly start tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the 40s as opposed to the 30s where we were this morning. really other than a clear sky now, only thing we're watching middle level clouds drifting in mid to late afternoon. the only knock on the weather. really next chance of rain holding off until tuesday. rain along the gulf coast, towards pensacola, new orleans, st. louis, chicago, could be rain delays in some of the major hubs but that's it. we'll be dry here for at least the next 36 hours. and then rain chances start

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he's warping up at the houston open where he sank three bird puts on friday for and under par round of 67, one stroke behind leader andrew putnam. >>> serena williams will be on court in just over an hour from now. she's taking on suarez navarro from spain. the mental men's time will take place on sunday. djokovic against isner. djokovic for a third miami title. >> it's important to elevate the level of performance in a game towards the end of the performance. this was the right time to perform as well as did i. >> well, andy murray insured the remark final in january. murray set to get married next week. and he's hoping to enjoy that happy occasion with a miami title on his belt. >> i've obviously played good tennis here over the years the reason for that is because i'm extremely familiar with the surface and the way the court plays. >> the hopes of make maaing it to the postseason st. louis blues with a hat trick 7-5 victory. they have four games left to play. dallas six points of the western conference finals, wildcard playoff spot. >>> the first nba playoff player will make his deb

they were charged with murder, terrorism and waging warp against pakistan. the obama administration last name honor pakistan's request that the cia officials be extradited. >>> there's a new honor today for the late maya anglo. and the u.s. postal service unfailed a new stamp in her name. and children's book author, joan anglin said that she wrote the phrase that's often attributed. and still she hopes that the stamp is successful. >>> the collapse of russia's economy, how it's impacting around the world. russia's invasion of crimea, and the rubble has fallen hard. that has dried up a lot of the demand for certain luxury goods like flowers. ecuador is the biggest supply of flowers to russia, and but they're forcing rose farmers in ecuador to adapt. >> reporter: ecuador's central highlands she walks down row after row of robeses. roses. her questions are that of an experienced buyer. how long do the roses last after they're cut and how long are the stems? the plantation owners are paying close attention. it's a rare sight in ecuador these days. the russian ma

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he's guilty and, you know probably he should forfeit his life but i think that feeds right into their warped sense of what they believe is important. >> in court, jurors survivors, and family members, some of them moved to tears listening in silence. dzhokhar showing no sign of remorse. >> throughout this whole thing he's been to use my word arrogant walking in and out of the courtroom and completely disinterested. >> reporter: soon the jury of seven women and five men who found tsarnaev guilty of the attacks that left four dead and hundreds injured will decide whether the defendant lives. >> and i solely speak for myself. i want the death penalty. >> reporter: rebecca gregory survived the bombing. she said there will never be closure. >> i may be standing on one fake leg but i'm standing here stronger than ever because someone tried to destroy me and he failed. >> reporter: the 21-year-old's attorneys will soon fight for his life arguing he was a pawn of his older brother who master minded the attacks. the next phase of this trial could start as early as next week. new witnesses will be cal

and the fire was so hot it warped nearby train tracks." you see how the blast melted and twisted those rails. >>> this morning pg&e and responding to the fresno explosion with sympathy and caution. the power giant said a simple phone call could have prevented the tragedy. 811 is a service that marks and locates underground utilities prior to any digging project. it could have stopped the injuries from happened. >> it could have been avoided if people called 811 prior to being hit. but our thoughts and prayers go to those who were hurt as we continue to look into this situation and investigate what happened. >> just last week pg&e was slapped with a $1.6 billion penalty for the deadly 2010 explosion beneath san bruno. federal investigators ruled the pipeline had been installed with substandard welds that failed. >>> developing news from oakland this morning. a pedestrian was gravely injured after being hit by an of the a. c. transit bus t happened before midnight on martin luther king jr. way on 36th street. oakland police tell abc7 news th

the democrats had to -- most of them supported the warped or not all of them, but most of them supported the war in the early years, but were bothered by the lincoln administration's suspension of the writ of habeas corpus. the opposition found more resonance. this was especially true with emancipation. that was, and we can go into the draft later, but that gave the democrats -- it sounds odd to say it, a winning issue against the republicans. some legitimacy among the electorate, who at this point may be did not -- maybe did not want to stop the work, but didn't like the direction it was going. gary: conscription and emancipation came together in a toxic way from lincoln's point of view, gave the democrats two big issues. the armies are losing at the same time. all of those things together. lincoln cannot win the war with only republican supporting the war and only republicans in the army. if we track his statements through the whole war, would we see a consist and see and how he uses the union to try to garner the widest possible political support for the war? that got no comments. joa