it was joined -- it was only by john mckee. it is a charleville musket, which means that it was made in france. it was likely brought to us with the marquis de lafayette when he came to support the american revolution. what is interesting about the musket is that on its butt at a later date was engraved or stamped, actually, great-grandfather john 1756 to 1831, which identifies it as john mckee's musket and connects it directly to the american revolution. the dates are his life dates. what else is interesting about the musket is, if you know anything about firearms, you can see it is not in its original condition. at some time, it was modified. the stock was cut down, so you see the barrel extending way beyond the stock. this may have been done in the 19th century or after the revolution to make it lighter and more manageable to use as a hunting weapon instead of a military weapon. over here in this case, we have -- werems that we call "touched by greatness." these items include some clothing. pieces of clothing. the waistcoat

about the musket is that on its butt at a later date was engraved or stamps, great-grandfather john mckee, which connects it directly to the american revolution. the dates are his life dates. what else is interesting about the musket is, if you know anything about firearms, you can see it is not in its original condition. at some time, it was modified. the stock was cut down so you can soon the barrel extending way beyond the stock and this may have been done in the 19th century or after the revolution to make it lighter and more manageable to use as a hunting weapon instead of a military weapon. in this case, we have some items that we call touched by greatness. these items include some clothing. the waistcoat at the end is quite elaborate. it is silk and hand-embroidered and was not something you saw on the battlefield. it was owned and mourned by joseph lauren. -- joseph warren. he was the leader of the boston sons of liberty at was the person who dispatched paul revere on his favorite ride. he was considered one of the first martyrs of the revolution. he was killed at the batter of bu

. >> on the campaign trail, john kasich returned to mckees rocks, pennsylvania, ahead of the east coast primaries. while in pennsylvania, governor kasich was asked about donald trump who called his pact with ted cruz a desperate move. bite first and then we'll hear what the governor said this morning on the "today" show. >> desperation soon? >> no, i'm not desperate. are you? are you desperate? because i'm not. >> are you telling indiana voters, if you want to stop trump, you should vote for cruz, don't vote for me. >> no, what i'm telling people -- i'm not tell be anybody anything in indiana because i'm not campaigning in indiana. but i don't tell voters what to do. voters are smart enough to figure out what they want to do. >> this grand strategy, it's not really as -- >> you guys listen. listen. you guys are the ones confused and upset. we're not. >> kasich. are you desperate? i'm not desperate. you desperate? with us from washington, msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt who is covering the latest in the cruz/kasich alliance. seems to be off to a rocky start. what's the very late

david: still with us is john and we aree -- john, joined by michael mckee.are supposed to be apolitical, but they cannot stay away from politics. michael: they did make it clear they don't agree with the politicians assessment on the policy this year. ben bernanke was bowl and saying that congress and its move to austerity over the last couple of beers cost the united states, hurt the economy in the attempts to recover and all of them took the position that monetary policy is just about that the limits. we need fiscal policy and on that point, the people in washington are falling down. jonathan: fascinating moment in the beginning when you saw janet yellen movie not script and ben bernanke turned around and said the balance sheet is not my problem and she said, yes, it is my problem. they talked about how they should let it roll off and let the sharing treasuries roll off. what was the number? michael: they have made about half $1 trillion, it sounds better when you say half a trillion. they take the interest payments on the bonds they bought and send it to

john kasich will be in holding a town hall in mckees rocks allegheny county. >>> voters in pennsylvania will cast their ballot in the primary race for u.s. senate. there are four candidates seeking to win the democratic nomination each one wants to beat pat toomey in november. joe sestak, katie mcginty and john fetterman and vodvarka. the candidates took part in a debate in our 6abc studios, you can see that today moderated by jim gardner later this morning beginning at 11:00 a.m. on 56 abc stay with "action news" for primary election coverage on tuesday, we'll have representatives from the league of women voters here to answer your questions, you can call the number on the screen 7:00 a.m. when the polls open until any close at 8:00 p.m. >>> a person is dead after a single car crash on route 55 in south jersey. the action cam was at the scene mile marker 29 in millville. cumberland county. the car lost control in the southbound lanes and rolled over as the ran into the northbound lanes. the driver died and was thrown from the car. the northbound lanes were closed off, state police inve

. >>> john kasich followed up his visit on thursday with a town hall meeting in harrisburg. he grew up in mckey -- mckees rocks outside of pittsburgh. hetrump had no public appearancs yesterday. >>> president obama said the threat of isis or other terrorists gaining access to nuclear materials is one of the greatest threats to global security. the remarks comes always he met with other world leaders to strengthen nuclear security worldwide. marcy gonzalez reports. >> reporter: protests outside the nuclear security summit in washington, d.c. where president obama met with more than 50 world leaders, the last day of the summit focused on the potential risk of terrorists accessing nuclear materials. heightens concerns that building a dirty bomb is likely a goal of terror groups as the brussels attackers used secret cameras to record the top nuclear scientist. >> reporter: terrorists and criminal gangs and arms merchants look around for nuclear ingredients vast parts fortunate world are off elements. two thousand tons of nuclear material is not properly secured and more needs to be done to keep it from falli

john mccain shook it up. and i want all of you to know coming from mckees rocks, you become a reformer, and you step on a lot of toes. and you can get a lot of people upset who are in, quote, the establishment. i have never been part of that group. and the reason i haven't been part of it is because i chart my own course. i happen to be a republican. but the republican party is my vehicle and not my master. the only person who tells me what to do -- the only person who tells me what to do is my wife. and i take her orders. i learned early on that surrendering early led to a much better life. okay. but my whole goal in public life has been to create a job creating environment. so people could work. and i'll tell you why. and just back to the faith thing for a second. i happen to believe that everybody is made special. there's never been anybody like anybody in this room. nobody ever has been like you before and there will never be anybody like you after. i was in utah and there was a young lady, maybe 16 or 17 years old. i looked at her and said do you know you're made spelshz? there's never been anybody like

politics continues with john heilemann and mark halperin with -- "with all due respect." ♪ i michaelood morning, mckeeancine lacqua is in london. let's take a look at the big meeting of the day. today and tomorrow, the federal reserve will decide whether or not to raise interest rates. you raise interest rates if you think inflation is picking up, but they do not take effect for some months down the road, so you have to base your decision on what your expectations are. take a look at the expectations chart. the white line is the university of michigan consumer sentiment survey. what americans think inflation will be over the next five years. gold line,line, the is what wall street professionals think it will be. those are five-year, five-year forwards. the question is, who is going to be right? barclays' michael pond is still with us. the interesting thing here is that the fed continually tells us they do not like the wall street numbers, they like the survey-based numbers, and they --ll show that people in that people think inflation will be much higher going forward. it is running well above where t

john kasich. the hometown hero, if you will. he was born actually just about 15 minutes from where i'm standing in mckees rocks, but he's not getting that hometown bump that one might expect. he's trailing way behind trump here in the polls. spoke to one voter out here who he said i'm going to come out here and support kasich even though i don't think he can go all the way. donald trump looking for a big win, not just here in the state. looking for a sweep of all of the states up for grabs today hoping that will give him the momentum he needs heading into indiana. john, kate? >> all right. jason carroll for us outside pittsburgh. but enough with pennsylvania. let's go to maryland now. cnn's brian todd at a polling station in baltimore. good morning, brian. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: good morning, john and kate. yeah, enough with pennsylvania. let's talk about maryland. hillary clinton on the democratic side expected to do well here. she has been ahead in the polls very handily throughout the process here. also doing well in this particular precinct. we're at mt. washington lower school in north baltimore. we've sampled

john kasich just kicked off a town hall event with voters there. we'll listen in for a few seconds. >> that little town of mckeesto a small school in the midwest, i'm not sure you have ever heard of it. it was called ohio state university. okay. and you know, i went there. i tell you, the reason i went there is i thought about penn, i thought about pitt, and thought, i'm going to make a clean break. i'm going to leave, because i had a lot of buddies going to those schools. i think i'll go somewhere completely different. it really was a great decision. i was there my first week or two, and i found out that i had 15 college room mates. i was up in this tower, for those who have come over to watch penn state play ohio state, and by the way, i don't know how many of you remember chucky fascina, he came into ohio state and beat ohio state and he grew up in mckieees rock he was a great man. haven't seen him in years, but he's terrific. miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way... wi the capital one vent

john kasich is from pennsylvania. let's remember. he has a great affinity. been the ohio governor and spent a lot of his life there. first 18 years and took me to mckeesocks outside pittsburgh. he wants to stick around to go back home. >> second amendment is a huge issue in pennsylvania, one of the issues statewide that defeats democrats and republicans. >> the pride of penn right here. >> few other exit poll numbers that jump out. this idea 38% of wisconsin republicans described a trump presidency as scary. you don't get that. >> 20%. >> said they're concerned. a majority -- you have a majority of republicans that say they're either scared or concerned by the idea of a trump presidency. >> this is -- this is a more devastating night for donald trump than i think even his campaign has fully understood. anyway, brian, rachel, back to you guys. >> these are actually the conversations that take place around here. we were just able to listen in on one of them and watch the pizza arrive in the background which is proof that we are in a newsroom. we'll take a break. >> we're in the wrong one. that's exactly light. >> all this talk of an open convention. all

mckees rocks. i think his tone and his temperament played well. i thought it was just a wonderful representation of john kasich, ohio, and ohio values. and he'll be a great president. >> i thought it was interesting to see him with his family. you get to see a different side. mark preston, it definitely softened him a bit, don't you think? >> no doubt. we saw governor kasich in a light that we haven't necessarily seen him. some of us here on the panel do get to see these politicians when they let their guard down or certainly with their family and really unscripted moments, but tonight, when you have him sitting next to his wife sitting next to his daughters and they're talking about their boyfriends, the girls' boyfriends and -- >> the guy in the driveway with the gun. the secret service. >> right. >> and then the girls giving it back to him. i think that's really important because we've gone through so many different levels of this is where he stands on this policy, this is where he stands on this policy, i think the voters want to see something else as well. they want to see the person inside. >>lee