private vera's noble intrepidity and sacrifice saved many comrades lives.ivate vera's terrorism and selflessness of the cost of his own life above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit and the united states army. [applause] >> yancy weinstein accepting on behalf of her husband sergeant jack weinstein. the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 31863 has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to sergeant jack weinstein, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. sergeant jack weinstein distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while leading the first platoon company g-golf, 21st infantry regiment on the 24th infantry division in kumson korea on october 19, 1951. that afternoon, 30 enemy troops counterattacked sergeant weinstein's platoon. most of the members had been wounded in

he distinguished himself by act of gallantry and intrepidity. during combat operation against armed enemy republic of vietnam on april 4th, 1969. while entering a heavily wooded section on the route of advance, first class conday falcone and his company encountered a bunker complex later identified as a battalion command post. following air strike on the helpful secured enemy position, his platoon was selected to assault and clear the bunker fortificatio fortifications. sergeant first class falcone throwing grenades as went. the hostile fire increased he crawled to the blind side of the entrenchment position and jumped to the roof and tossed a grenade into the bunker. without hesitating he proceeded two additional bunkers both of which he destroyed in the same manner as the first. rejoining his platoon, sergeant first class conde-falcon 100 meters through the tree and undercoming hostile fire and selecting three men to accompany him he moved toward the enemy's position and carrying a machine gun he killed the enemy inside before running out of a

espinoza, distinguish himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving as an active rifleman in company a, 23rd infantry regiment, second infantry division during combat against an armed enemy in korea on august 1, 1952. on that day, corporal espinoza and his units were responsible for securing and holding a vital enemy hill. as a friendly unit neared its objective, it was subjected to a devastating volume of enemy fire. , being fullynoza aware of the hazards, left his place of comparative safety and made deliberate one-man assault on the enemy with his rifle and grenades, destroying a machine gun and killing the crew. toporal espinoza continued cross the terrain to an exposed vantage point where he attacked a mortar position and two bunkers with grenades and rifle fire, knocking out the enemy mortar position and destroying old bunkers and killing their occupants. upon reaching the crest and running out of rifle ammunition, he called for more grenades. himmrade who was behind threw some chinese grenades to him. immediately upon catching the

espinoza, distinguish himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving as an active rifleman in company a, 23rd infantry regiment, second infantry division during combat against an armed enemy in korea on august 1, 1952. on that day, corporal espinoza and his units were responsible for securing and holding a vital enemy hill. as a friendly unit neared its objective, it was subjected to a devastating volume of enemy fire. , being fullynoza aware of the hazards, left his place of comparative safety and made deliberate one-man assault on the enemy with his rifle and grenades, destroying a machine gun and killing the crew. toporal espinoza continued cross the terrain to an exposed vantage point where he attacked a mortar position and two bunkers with grenades and rifle fire, knocking out the enemy mortar position and destroying old bunkers and killing their occupants. upon reaching the crest and running out of rifle ammunition, he called for more grenades. himmrade who was behind threw some chinese grenades to him. immediately upon catching the

lara, united states army, for con spukous to gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life abovend the call of duty. private first class salvador j. lara distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving as the squad leader with second la toon, company lima, 180th infantry, 45th infantry division against an armed enemy in italy on may 7th and 28th, 1944. on the afternoon of the 27th, private first class lara aggressively led his rifle squad if neutralizing multiple enemy strong points and if inflicting large numbers of casualties on the enemy. having taken his initial objective, private first class lara noticed that the unit to his right was meeting stiff resistance from an enemy force in a deep ditch. private first class lara quickly gathered three men and attacked a wide section of the enemy position killing four, forcing 15 orrs to surrender and causing two enemy mortar crews to abandon their weapons. his fearless and efficient performance enabled both his own unit and the unit to his right to continue to their objective

erevia, united states army for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above andantiago j. erevia dissensions up on 21 may 1969 while serving as a radio telephone operator in company see, first battalion air mobile 501st infantry, 101st airborne division, airmobile, doing a search and clear mission near -- in the republic of vietnam. through his heroic actions the lives of the wounded were saved and the members of the company command post for relief from a very precarious situation. his exemplary performance in the face of overwhelming danger was an inspiration to his entire company, and contributed immeasurably to the excess of the nation. specialist 4 santiago j. erevia gallantry extraordinary heroism and intrepidity at the risk of his own life above and beyond the call of duty, or in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his you know, and the united states army. [applause] >> staff sergeant melvin morris. the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress, march 3, 1863 has awarde

master sergeant jose rodella distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyondall of duty while serving as a company commander detachment b 36 company "a" fire fighter is advice airborne during combat operations against an armed enemy in the republic of vietnam on september 1, 1969. that afternoon master sarjeant rodella's battalion came under an intense barrage of mortar, rocket and machine gunfire. ignoring the withering enemy fire he immediately began placing his men into defensive positions to prevent the enemy from overrunning the entire battalion. repeatedly exposing himself to enemy fire, master sergeant rodella moved from position to position providing suppressing fire and assisting wounded and was himself wounded in the back and head by a b-40 rocket while recovering a wounded comrade. alone, master sergeant rodella assaulted and knocked out the b-40 rocket positions before successfully returning to the battalion's perimeter. master sergeant rodella's stroortd heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest tra

. >>> our scott broom covered six counties today and joins us now from upper marlboro, our intrepid driver there recording on everything he sees along the way and the clean-up is underway there. >> reporter: let's give peggy kudos, too from woodbridge up northern virginia, maryland. we've got it covered. i want to do something instructive about what topper is talking about on black ice. i'm in bowie. it's blacktop out here on the road, but in this little parking lot it's also blacktop except it's covered in ice. out on the road it's been salted. it looks wet. it is wet. here it has been salted and plowed and looks went, but it's ice. we have been putting the mobile in these mobile newsrooms today. i've traveled from central maryland and frederick down to charles county and the clean-up is well underway now and that's important. here's a shot from waldorf just to get started. a so-called plow train, six trucks in a row, take a swipe at u.s. 301 through the heart of waldorf. as the snow lightened the focus turned to quick clean-up and drivers noticed. >> it's a little nasty right now, but la

we went to the new air traffic control tower and held a meeting we have a intrepid group visit our group at the terminal they were able to see the plug in technology we've completed at the port of oakland you've done the same person at the crews terminal to make sure that the ocean going vessels and crews vessels are not emt the soot we show you how we do that in oakland with designed technology we've implemented in oakland and we had the crane tour i salute director mirror for going up. it was actually, one of our old are cranes commissioner president katz i think you went to the very top that was a fantastic day there's not like i say this all the time there's nothing like getting out into the fold to see the conditions but demonstrated a lot of encourage on behalf of all of us. i guess to conclude i want to reiterate that we're focused on action. we've identified a set of altercations we intend to pursue so kudos for reading the resolution that's very important not only to say there's a resolution but actually to read it so the public can hear the commitment and the full engagement of

. >>> one of our favorite intrepid explorers is back, tina or teensi as she's known on youtube, she'sgoing through an abandoned stone mine and she's got stones, because it's scary and sketchy inside of this place. she's got a nice hardhat with a light and a pair of waterproof boots and that gadget right there it monitors oxygen quality. that thing starts to go off, you know, you are breathing some dangerous gases. it looks so scary but it also it just looks fun. it's interesting to see. it looks like a tom rab raider. a couple different places she's climbing up the different ladders that seem to have been left behind there. >> yep. >> oh, man. >> i can't help but wonder all the what-ifs, right? what if the lamp fails or the gas little machine doesn't work. all the different things that could go wrong. >> is she solo in this one, nick? is she by herself? >> it does appear that she's by herself. >> that's scarier, too, because what if she fell down the stairs or a rock fell on her head, nobody would be there to pull her out. >> she comes across a mine shaft a deep well of water flowing

and there was a big yacht right near where the intrepid ship is. i looked it up and turns out it's a yacht owned by a russian billionaire. in russia the lowest ranking billionaire on your list, well, by the way that's owned by roman abram avich. he's worth $9 billion. the lowest ranking russian billionaire is worth $1.8 billion. ukrainian billionaires are worth a lot less money. >> you're talking about a bigger economy in russia. as you pointed out in the beginning of your discussion, there were 25 billion narrows or 24 billionaires and none in ukraine. so the russians have had more time to create more money. did you show the eclipse, was that the name of the yacht that you saw when you were driving to work today. this is the largest yacht in the world. it's worth a lot of money. i was going to say it's a nice little thing to see on the way to work. >> in addition to yachts which i think is a strange way to spend your money. for $1.5 billion i would probably want to buy a small state but these guys are wiley investors. it's a reason why man propert

then they'll be take on the the uss "intrepid" on the hudson river for an unusual competition. who can touch a ford f-150 pickup truck the longest. he has no idea how things will go. >> i'll just be like this. standing. i can't lean on the truck. i can't sit down. i have to stand there like this with my hand on the truck. for however long. >> it could be days, right? >> i guess. it depends on how long everyone else goes. >> reporter: fallon says he will fly to the winner's dealership and buy a truck from that guy. best of luck. >> my suggestion? wear really comfy shoes. that is going to be miserable. thanks for watching nbc bay area news. good night. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must b

intrepid on the hudson river and get their hands on a ford truck. the last person with their hand on the truck wins. >> i'll just be like this standing. i can't lean on the truck, i can't sit down, i have to just stand there with my hand on the truck for however long. >> it could be days, right? >> i guess. it just depends how long everyone else goes. >> he's got a relaxed attitude. fallon will then fly to the winner's dealership and buy a truck from whoever wins that contest. so from everyone here in the bay area, best of luck, luke coun l council. >> i would lose that contest. >>> a bay area ballpark has been named the best in the nation. can you guess which one? at&t park ranked one of the top five stadiums. fans say the bay area views are one of the winning features at the home of the san francisco giants. highlights also mentioned include that little replica of the park designed for kids. i personally like the coca-cola bottle slides that are in there, which are pretty cool. the number one stadium on the list. pnc stadium in pittsburgh, camden

. >> he is an intrepid supporter.now if phil could survive that. >> do you think the guy in the third truck -- >> they planned that out and loving it. >> a little too perfect. he stayed up. the camera guy stayed up too. >> very poised and confident. >> we thought you were giving up residency here in new york. >> maybe. good to be back. >> see how good it is to be back? he walks right off in the wake of a fine for a movie commercial, we want to know the commercials you think should face fines. hopefully, louis was getting in position to dance for us. bring it! "morning joe" just moments away. i used to scrub the floor on my knees. [ daughter ] i've mastered the art of foot cleaning. oh, boy. oh, boy. oh, boy. [ carmel ] that drives me nuts. it gives me anxiety just thinking about how crazy they get. [ doorbell rings ] [ daughter ] oh, wow. [ carmel ] swiffer wetjet. you guys should try this. it's so easy. oh, my. [ gasps ] i just washed this floor. if i didn't see it i wouldn't believe it. [ carmel ] it did my heart go

maurice of adventure for the intrepid top left alone in the heavy hearts. i didn't hear creaking door. i didn't know many good friends you do. the commissioner to withdrawl remarks describing the behavior of the put the bow is at the center of the penalty point controversy disgusting. the roosters who was speaking to road safety conference praised and gave thanks to the gothic with the balance this conference is organized to highlight the dangers of drivers being distracted. minister for transport came to lend his support. then he provided a distraction of his own. at issue the phelps could not be ignored. the layover. it is found these to ensure that a loss that flows from the data below one on the road. once inside it a mischievous and for their service . knights but they did some light into a dark place and force those that love is blind eye to face up to the states. many words to use despite their actions in recent months the finest use one word for word i'd use it to stay garda commissioner martin cullen and had used in other words when talking to a ta

rate that fu manchu has the electronic gray used not used against the west but that will be and of intrepidis to commandeer the death dray to kill everybody right away is a weapon of mass destruction. >> to ask a fairly provocative question is there a danger of your project collapsing with an incredibly diverse array of negative images. but upstairs in the permanent exhibition you will see that famous bread during world war ii the magazine to do distinguished evil japanese from the chinese that were our allies and to delineate how do you tell french from enemy? messines foreign policy will turn on a dime. we forget those iranian setter not arabs but those of change dramatically with the installation of the shaw the images wax and wane and are not stable. how to they account for that? what do you attribute it to? >> i can speak to the era vintages we used to have others talk about the faceless the legionnaires and that faded also with the tarzan movies and the cowboys and indians similarity. to attack the cavalry is all the same it is just different costumes but the plot is the same but then

the intrepid air and space museum. that's when it hit us. we were gawking at the end of an era.ybacking. >> it is almost as if we are not challenging ourselves to reach to the stars. >> how did it come to this? >> we choose to go to the moon and other things not because they are easy but because they are hard. >> they wanted to put a man on the moon before the decade was out. it was not about conquering space it was conquering the russians. >> they beat us so we were behind. we were lagging. >> we didn't go to the moon to collect rocks. we went to the moon to stick the flag in the moon before the russians did. >> if we didn't have the cold war would kennedy have had the same zeal? >> no. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> once neil armstrong walked on the surface of the moon it was like it was done. the reality of billions spent hit home. >> many raging at one apollo mission after the other to the moon. >>> so they cut them back. >> later his apollo 17 mission would be the last. >> sure there would be sky lab and even a joint mission with the russians. but

the space ship was to arrive to a museum, a symbol of our conquer in space, the intrepid. at the end of an era, piggy backing with a jumbo jet to confirm we had given up on space. >> it is almost as if we are not challenging ourselves to reach for the stars. >> how had it come to this? some 50 years after this. >> we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy but because they are hard. >> and kennedy's goal was to put a man on the moon before the decade was out. but for jfk, it was not just about conquering the space, it was about conquering the russians, a cold war played out in space. >> well, they beat us in orbit, so we were behind. we didn't go to the moon to collect rocks, we went to the moon to stick the flag in the moon before the russians did. >> but if we didn't have the cold war would kennedy have had the same zeal? >> it is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> but once neil armstrong stepped on the surface of the moon it was as if our journey was done, and the realities of the money spent to get t

we're going to take a ford truck and we're gonna put it on the deck of the legendary uss intrepid aircrafte in new york city. and i've invited ten ford sales consultants. sales consultants. >> steve: sales consultants. >> jimmy: car dealers. >> steve: okay, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: from ford dealerships all over the country. they're going to come to new york. i don't know which lucky guys are coming or girls. and starting monday night, they'll each put one hand on the truck and leave it there for as long as they can. [ laughter ] whoever holds it there the longest without taking it off, i'm going to buy the truck from that person. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to do it. it's gonna be a lot of fun. we're gonna have big surprises planned, so be sure to tune in every night next week. because it's going to get wonky. [ laughter ] it's going to get crazy. and we're calling it "fingers on a 4x4." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ brand-new truck brand-new truck ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: is that truck halen or van halen? oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight, you guys. we love

then they will be taken to the uss intrepid for an unusual competition.gest. counsel says he has no idea how things will go. >> be like this. standing. i can't lean on the truck, i can't sit down, i have to just stand there tliek with my hand on the truck for however long. >> for days, right? >> yeah, i guess. it just depends on how long everyone else goes. >> fallon says he will fly to the winner's dealership and buy a truck from them. so best of luck, luke counsel. >> i feel like there's got to be a twist. always with jimmy fallon, there's a twist. >> probably dancing chickens all around. it will be fun to watch. >>> thanks for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news for you starting today at 4:30 and at 6:00 and 11:00. have a great day. we'll see you next weekend. >> good morning. i'm chuck todd. david is on vacation. obama, putin showdown. thousands of russian troops are massed on the border of ukraine. can president obama and the west stop putin with new diplomatic efforts? the latest from eastern ukraine. new jersey governor chr

now it's only a matter of hours before all engines ago when the russian soyuz rocket takes three intrepid explorers to the international space station from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakstan and as margaret howell reports they've got a battery of detailed scientific test to carry out but it's the distance from their loved ones which could prove to be the greatest challenge. i'm here in baikonur standing just near start with a rocket is housed and this manual spacecraft is set to carry two russian cosmonauts and one american astronaut into orbit. alexander sports of ours and me of and steve swanson will all spend six months in space they have their work cut out for them experiments with gravity medical research and much more but even though they're going to be busy space can get lonely so here's when the cars minutes loved ones are coming to the rescue. i will mainly take photographs and letters with me all my relatives have been writing messages say that i can have a new one every day i'll open an envelope at the end of each day and read what's in it let's hope oleg isn't going to open any

. >>> joining me now, the two intrepid reporters who have been at cpac all day.ional reporter with "the washington post" and sam stein, msnbc political analyst. and senior politics editor for the huffington post. robert costa, you've got great con b tacts in the republican world and a feel for what they're thinking. who was the biggest hit there for the crowd today? >> the biggest hit came in the morning. it was senator ted cruz from texas. he threw out so much red meat, the crowd loved it. wayne lapierre was a big hit from the nra. and i think chris christie had a solid afternoon. he came in, he was pretty solid. he didn't get many boos from the crowd, pretty positive reaction. and donald trump as ever was a conservative favorite as well. >> sam stein, you got your picture taken with a few of the big stars. and i believe we have those pictures which we can run over your very wise words about your experience there today. and some, it's a very strange collection of people. they always do a straw poll of their favorite for president. they don't actually vote for th

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those who are intrepid and jump into anything, they will still be there. those on the fence, we know which way the fences going right now. if you talk about it posted bought the fence. pulls people off the fence. >> we know how people play the market. they are shallow. they read headlines. do you think they will not want to be invested in the region? tothey will either be afraid put money and or the will take the money out. you will see the stockmarket perform horribly for the next two months. >> let's get a sense of what is going on in ukraine right now. peter is live from kiev, managing director at dragon capital. tell us what it is like. what is the mood and climate? what are you hearing from the crimea? >> thanks for inviting me on this show. it is always good to be there. what i can say about ukraine and the kiev in particular is the situation and he is --kiev is quite calm. it is not business as usual but it has scaled back in terms of intensity compared to what we had a week or so ago. news from the rest of the country is quite volatile. we are hear

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[laughter] reporter,the intrepid you look good doing it.aces for a supreme court battle. details are next. an internet pioneer. what does aol founder think of the evolution of the industry, ofluding facebook's purchase whatsapp. stay "in the loop e." ♪ >> here is looking the top tech stories. the ukrainian president is heading to washington. he plans to outline the advantages of an advanced network that could deliver speedy internet across the country. andaid holdings is buying econ reserve. they will build stronger competitors to alibaba. they will pay $215 million in cash. this is worth five percent of the company after it completes an ipo. of streaming television has been shut down in salt lake city and denver. havev stations in utah filed suit against a streaming service. the supreme court will decide its legality next month. >> many of the tech entrepreneurs are in austin, texas for the sxsw conference. with steve'spoke acquisition of -- opinion of facebook's acquisition of whatsapp. >> it was not an all cash deal ver. they think we wi

schwab distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty all serving as the commander of company e, 15th infantry regiment, third infantry division against an armed enemy near france on september 17, 1944. as he let his company across 400 yards of exposed ground, and intense forthof fire sprung without warning from the woods in front of the american force. first lieutenant schwab extricated his men from the attempted ambush and lead them back to a deaf lady position. desolated position. led them forward into the lethal enemy fire. one halted a second time, first lieutenant schwab moved from man to man to supervise collection of the wounded and organize his company's withdrawal. ade, he rallied his force and successfully worked his way to within 50 yards of the german before ordering his men to hit the dirt. while weapon fire laced around him, he rushed forward alone, firing his carbine at the german foxholes, aiming for the machine gun pistol nests. silhouetted through the mist and rain by enemy flares, he charged a german emplacement, ripped t

it's the intrepid susan page.did you know that he acted along jamey lee curtis in the 1996 classic "house arrest"? it's the nult talented alex wall. and he's the number one overall seed in the tournament who's also won a james bond trivia contest and a listen to compete here today. watch out it's isaac. and now the host of "up against the clock" steve kornacki. >> thank you, bill wolf. thank you studio audience and thank you for tuning in at home. we have arrived. it is the second of our three preliminary round matches in the up against the clock tournament of champions. last week we saw was feed's kate win a dramatic last second victory to win her pool and advance to the big national championship game on april 5th. and today the second of those three spots in that championship game is on the line. the three people standing on contestant's row right now for hand picked by our selection committee for their impressive play. they are susan, alex and isaac. rules remain the same. questions will get harder as we go alo

potash, and intrepid potash all in the green.n restaurants, one of the worst performers on the s&p 500. this is as the chain projected third quarter earnings below street estimates blaming, what else, the bad weather for lower sales. loral space movingi higher. >>> seema mody join us with some highlights. >> warren buffett touching on a variety of topics. while the crisis in ukraine may have many investors on edge, buffett didn't seem discouraged. >> you're going to invest your money in something over time. the one thing you can be quite sure of if we run into a major war, the value of money will go down. that's happened in virtually every war that i'm aware of. so the last thing you'd want to do is hold money during a war. >> buffett also commenting on the keystone pipeline saying he'd vote yes to approve it even though it could take some business away from berkshire hathaw hathaway's rail subsidiary. >> you always wonder about the creation of jobs. energy and job creation -- pipeline is an energy renaissance is what jim is poin

jonathan woods did quite and intrepid photo editor. >> good lord. >> firefighter and rock climbing instructormage of an extraordinary -- from an extraordinary building. if you go on time.com you can zoom in and out. you can check and see fountain flowers on your doorstep are blooming. >> really? oh, my gosh. >> whose idea was that? and is the photographer okay? was it his idea? >> it was his idea and when he was covering one of the 9/11 anniversaries and was amazed that this building was finally built, wouldn't it be incredible to take a picture from up there which involved as you might imagine many months of negotiation with the port authority. no journalists have been allowed up there. the iron workers, we have a film and we tell the story of the iron workers who built that talker, many of whom were on the pile on 9/11 helping with the recovery work and now finally to see this, this building finished. >> that's got to be restored some way. thomas? >> it's absolutely amazing. the interactive part of it, why make it interactive? why take the photo glorious end of itself but why make it intera

. >> the intrepid jane wells reporting live from napa.hile, check out shares of castlight health. we've been watching it all morning. it surged in the big doerd debut. 142% rise. box it's been a good year for ipos. what is the floor saying about this? >> the important thing is huge demand for the product. this whole area was covered with traders earlier here. jason, the dmm, did a great job opening the stock, keeping it open. i want to put the chart back up. remember something. the price talk was $13 to $15 two days ago. it priced at $16. it opened at $37.50 and now trading $38.80. kayla's right, talking about 150% increase. why? people are asking me, what is this all about that it would open so much? number one. this is a trend, folks. smallfloat, about 12% of the company, this is very typical recently. companies have figured out, keep the float small, secondary later. it's the intersection of several hot sectors. software as a service here, cloud computing, big data, health care. it's all about haeming companies control health care cost