philadelphia. , david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo michael quinn, and cokie roberts. >> it is my hope this beautiful new museum helps inspire you to become those active, involved citizens in this very great country, because history has its eyes on you. at 8:00 on the presidency, first lady florence harding and the presence she created as first lady. >> she had been in hospital, and really dire straits medically, so she could relate to the things they were going through. it was interesting because out of this veterans cause came the veterans bureau or this is the first time the united states had a bureau, what we call that the eight today, to take care of veterans. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. ♪ >> all month, we are featuring studentcam winners. this year, students told us the most urgent issue for the new president and congress. our grand prize winners are sisters from blacksburg, virginia. ava lazar is homeschooled in the seventh grade. mia lazar is in the ninth-grade. their documentary on refugees and immigration policy is titled the tempest tossed. >> is

can we get a round of applause to michael quinn? lause] governor wolf michael will lead : this museum to great success right here in philadelphia. thank you all for being here, thank you for helping us celebrate this great moment in american history. thank you. [applause] >> please welcome noted author and two-time recipient of the pulitzer prize, david mccullough. [applause] mr. mccullocugh: what a morning. what a morning to be grateful we are americans. [applause] what a morning to celebrate our past and what that teaches us abouthow we about how we should move forward into the days to come. the american revolution still goes on. the american revolution was one of the most important events of all time and very much of it happened right here in this great storied city. it's not easy to understand the past because for one thing no .ne ever lived in the past they lived in the present, but it was their present, not ours. and we have to not only understand who they were, what they set out to achieve, how successful they may have been, b

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. >> reporter: that was michael quinn. he's the president and ceo of the museum. we had the opportunity to talk to him, to ask him what his favorite part of the museum was. we loved his answer. it was the stuff, the items that were worn by the foot soldiers who were actually on the front lines of that war. he said physical representations of the dedication and belief that they had in this nation. you'll hear more about that coming up at 6:00. >> there's a lot of people behind you getting ready for the grand opening. >> you're going to be there. it's going to be amazing. >> you and i took a tour. absolutely amazing. thank you very much for the report. >>> if you missed our 30-minute preview special, "road to the revolution" last night, you can watch it any time. it's posted on nbc10.com. >>> meanwhile, new this morning, the american lung association says 125 million people live in areas with unhealthy levels of air pollution. >> across our area, nine counties get a failing grade. philadelphia, camden, gloucester, bucks, and delaware counties all get fs. kent county

speakers former vice president oe biden, author david ckullough, michael quinn and author cokie roberts. museum my hope this will inspire you to become active, involved citizens in this very great country. history has its eyes on you. 8 on the presidency, talking about florence harding and what she created as first lady. in hospitals, had her kidneys operated on. she can relate to the kinds of things they were going through. it was interesting, out of this veteran's cause came the veteran's bureau, right? the first time the united states a bureau, the v.a. today, to take care of veterans. go to complete schedule c-span.org. host: "washington journal" continues. host: we are back joining us this morning,exas jessica brand, legal director of the fair punishment project here about capital punishment. it is on the decline, that is brand, nd, jessica however, the headline in new york times this morning reads like this. ledelllee to death in first execution since 2005. happening in the state of arkansas? guest: sure. so a lot. as has been covered a lot in the media lately, arkansas scheduled

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biden andpeakers joe david mccullough, and michael quinn. >> is my hope that this museum helps inspire you to become those active and involved to citizens in the very great country. because history has its eyes on you. catherine sibley talks about first lady florence harding and the new president she created as first lady. been in hospitals. she had been in dire straits medically. she could relate to what they were going to. it was interesting because out the veterane came bureau. this is the first time the united states had a bureau. . go to c-span.org for our complete schedule. sunday that on afterwards, congressman from california -- colorado discusses drain the swamp, how russian can -- how washington corruption is worse than you think. >> when you arrive in d.c. in you this rounding the talked about earlier, you get comfortable in the situation and you don't want to get of -- give up those comforts. then you spend more money. you don't solve problems, but you create programs and take credit for those programs. whether they are efficient or and many of the members of congress are h

the speakers david mccullough, michael quinn, and cookie roberts. >> it is my hope this beautiful new in citizens and is very great country. at eight on the presidency author catherine would talk about florence harding and the new president she created. >> she had her kidneys operated on and have been in dire straits medically so she could relate to things they are going through. out of veterans cause came the veterans. this was the first time the united states had a barrel, what we call the virginia. >> for complete schedule go to c-span.org. >> and doctor helen is a physicist and oceanographer. . .

philadelphia with speakers former vice president joe biden, historian and author david mccullough, michael quinn roberts. >> it's my hope that this beautiful new museum helps inspire you to become those active, involved citizens in this very great country. because history has his eyes on you. >> and then at 8:00 on the presidency, author catherine sibly talked about first laid lady florence harding and the new president she created as first lady. >> she'd been in the hospital and had her kidneys operated on. she could relate to the kind of things that they were going through. now, it was interesting because out of this veteran's cause came the veteran's bureau, right. this was the first time the united states actually had a bureau, what we would call the va today. >> for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >>> now former white house staffers on richard nix anis amri on's live avenue was president. we'll hear about the nixon-frost interviews, president nixon's meetings in china and his memoir, this was hosted by the richard nixon presidential library and museum in yore bah

project in philadelphia is president and ceo of the museum of the american revolution and thinks michael quinne. hates been such a long time coming, this is one of the masterpiecees, inside, what are we looking at behind us here. >> you are looking at george washington's war 10t and it is truly crown jewel of the museum. this 10t has such a pur full story to tell. what it really represents is george washington's leadership during revolutionary war. as far as we can determine this is only 10t to survive from the revolution and that is because washington chose to take it home with him at the end of the war, he took it home to mount vernon and it was treasured, preserved by his family until it was acquired by our predecessor organization, in 1907. >> wow. >> reporter: as a result, this 10t really represents washington's dedication to the army, his determination to win , through exultation and such a powerful artifact and this theater brings to it life when you come in this space and see this 10t first you are told the story of it, of its meaning to the troops, its meaning to the entire nation and

we had the opportunity to talk to the president of the museum, michael quinn, about the artifacts thatpeak to him. >> i love the objects we have. i'm particularly drawn to the objects carried and used by the privates. the foot soldiers in the field. it just speaks so powerfully to their commitment, to their courage, and. to their determination -- and to their determination and perseverance. tells you that the yesterdays of the american revolution, of liberty, of equality, have inspired people here from the very beginning. >> reporter: a lot of speakers and special guests are going to be at today's event including former vice president joe biden. i should mention that all of this starts at 8:00 this morning. we won't be on tv, but we'll be streaming this live on nbc10news.com. >> which will be great. vai will be there emceeing it. >> pam, we haven't seen the tent -- that's the crown jewel of the movement you haven't had a chance to see it by chance, have you? >> reporter: i haven't seen it in person. i've just seen the video that we showed to you guys. it certainly looks like a really c

of the american revolution in philadelphia. , david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo michael quinn, and cokie roberts. >> it is my hope this beautiful new museum helps inspire you to become those active, involved citizens in this very great country, because history has its eyes on you. at 8:00 on the presidency, first lady florence harding and the presence she created as first lady. >> she had been in hospital, and really dire straits medically, so she could relate to the things they were going through. it was interesting because out of this veterans cause came the veterans bureau or this is the first time the united states had a bureau, what we call that the eight today, to take care of veterans. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. ♪

biden, david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo michael quinn, a journalist and author took the roberts. >> it is my hope this beautiful museum helps inspire you to become active and involved citizens in this very great country, because history has its eyes on you. >> at 8:00, talking about first lady florence harding and the new presidents she created as first lady. >> she had been in hospitals. she had heard kidneys operated on. she had been in dire straits medically, so she could relate to the kinds of things they were going through. it was interesting because out of this veterans cause came the veterans bureau, right? the first time the u.s. actually had a bureau, what we would call the v.a. today, for veterans. >> for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. members of the british house of commons yesterday backed a motion to allow the prime minister to call an early election on june 8, despite some criticism from about a dozen members, the final vote was 522-13. the debate and vote came one day after prime minister theresa may made the surprise announcement for the snap elec

please welcome, the president and ceo of the museum of the american revolution, michael quinn. [ applause the color guards of the original 13 states and to the color guard of the third u.s. infantry regiment, the old guard, as well as to the institute of music. what a wonderful start to a very momentous opening. [ applause ] >> this is the third part of our opening celebration. our program began this morning at the tomb of the unknown soldier of the american revolution in washington square where we honored those who sacrificed their lives to create our nation. our program continued in front of independence hall where we celebrated the future of that nait nation and the youth who are the legacy of the great and totally we are at the muse the american revolutions. we are celebrating not just the opening of the museum, but the people and the ideas of the revolution and the great landmarks and the history of philadelphia. and we are grateful to the many faith leaders, the students and others who made this day possible. the museum we open today tells the story of the creation of the american n

the american revolution museum with joe biden, david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo michael quinn, a journalist and author took the roberts. >> it is my hope this beautiful museum helps inspire you to become active and involved citizens in this very great country, because history has its eyes on you. >> at 8:00, talking about first lady florence harding and the new presidents she created as first lady. >> she had been in hospitals. she had heard kidneys operated on. she had been in dire straits medically, so she could relate to the kinds of things they were going through. it was interesting because out of this veterans cause came the veterans bureau, right? the first time the u.s. actually had a bureau, what we would call the v.a. today, for veterans. >> for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org.

biden, historian and author david mccullough, is him of the american revolution president and ceo michael quinn, and journalist and author cokie roberts. plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir and sidney james harcourt, unoriginal cast member of the musical hamilton. that's live wednesday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span two. >> next, president trump signs an executive order that makes changes to the guestworker visa program and also pushes federal agencies to buy and use american-made products. the buy american hire american order signing happened at the snap on tools headquarters in kenosha wisconsin. this is 25 minutes. ♪ [applause] mr. trump: great workers. i love the workers. doing a good job for the workers. i'm thrilled to be back in wisconsin. the optimism in this room is the same

historian and author david mccullough, the museum of the american revolution president and ceo michael quinnnd journalist and author cokie roberts, plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir and sidney james haarcourt, an original cast member of the broadway musical "hamilton." watch the opening of the museum of the american revolution live wednesday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. and you can also watch the opening ceremony of the american revolution museum wednesday night at 8:00 eastern here on c-span 3. ♪ >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> now, u.s. holocaust museum

the museum of the american revolution with speakers, joe biden, the museum's president and ceo michael quinn, and cokie roberts. >> it is my hope that this museum inspires you to become active and involved citizens in this great country. because history has its eyes on you. >> and at 8:00, and author talks about florence harding and the new president she created as first lady. >> she has been in hospitals, she had been in dire straits medically, so she could relate to the things they were going through. it was interesting because out of this veterans cause came the veterans bureau, the first time the united states actually had a bureau, what we would call the va today, to take care of veterans. >> for our complete schedule, go to c-span.org. ♪ unfoldsn, where history daily. 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's public cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. ♪ bookshelf,history tenure -- recounts his as the longest-serving mayor of rhode island. the mayor who spend time in prison for racketeering presents his this was rec

biden, historian and author david mccullough, museum of the american revolution president and ceo michael quinn and journalist and author cokie roberts. plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir and sidney james har cot an original cast member of the broadway musical "hamilton". watch it live wednesday on c-span 2. >>> and you can also watch the opening ceremony of the american revolution museum wednesday night at 8:00 eastern here on c-span 3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> now, u.s. holocaust museum director sara bloomfield and national september 11th president and ceo alice greenwald share how the memorial honor the victims and their families. >> we sore thrilled that you took time out to participate in tonight's program and we also want to say thank you and welcome to our cohosts from the 9/11 memorial and museum. i'd also like to welcome or digital audience zbroing around the globe. we really hope that during tonig

biden, historian and author david mccullough, museum of the american revolution president and ceo michael quinn and journalist and author cokie roberts. plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir and sidney james har cot an original cast member of the broadway musical "hamilton". watch it live wednesday on c-span 2. >>> and you can also watch the opening c c c c c of the americn revolution museum wednesday night at 8:00 eastern here on c-span 3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> now, u.s. holocaust museum director sara bloomfield and national september 11th president and ceo alice greenwald share how the memorial honor the victims and their families. >> we sore thrilled that you took time out to participate in tonight's program and we also want to say thank you and welcome

michael quinn and journalist and author cokie roberts, plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir and sidney james haarcourt, an original cast member of the broadway musical "hamilton." watch the opening of the museum of the american revolution live wednesday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. and you can also watch the opening ceremony of the american revolution museum wednesday night at 8:00 eastern here on c-span 3. ♪ >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> now, u.s. holocaust museum director sarah bloomfield and national september 11thth president and ceo alice greenwald share how the memorials honor the victims and their families. this is an hour and a half. >> we are so thrilled that you took time out to participate in tonight's program, and we also want to say thank you and welcome to our co-host from the 9/11 memorial and museum. i would also like to welcome our digital audience joining from around the glob

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biden, historian and author david mccullough, museum of the american revolution president and ceo michael quinn and a journalist and author cokie roberts. plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir, and sidney james harcourt, an original cast member of the broadway musical hamilton. watch the opening live wednesday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> a forum on sexism and challenges women face in the workplace with women bloggers, entrepreneurs, feminists and journalists talking about their experiences and the subtle and not-so-subtle task they believe women must navigate to succeed. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is michael ulric organ e director of ny nyu washington d. pixma pleasurable to me today to the auditorium for today's event. nyu washington d.c. at the american association of university women represent a series of panel conversations to october 2017 around aauw stand up to sexism campaign. please join us online or in person for this discussion series to learn more about how to fight gender bias in your own thoughts at your workplace enter your activism. this is a

vice president joe biden, historian and author david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo, michael quinn, and cokie roberts. >> my hope is this beautiful new museum helps inspire you to become those active, involved citizens in this very great country. because history has its eyes on you. >> then at 8:00, on the presidency, author catherine sibly talks about first lady florence harding and the new precedent she created as first lady. >> she had beenen hospitals, had her kidneys operated on, dire straits, so she could relate to the kinds of things they were going through. it was interesting because out of this veterans cause came the veterans bureau, right? this is the first time the united states actually had a bureau. what we would call the v.a. today to take care of veterans. >> for our complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> federal communications commission chairman ajit pai spoke to reporters after yesterday's fcc open meeting. one topic of conversation was his effort to reverse net neutrality rules instituted in the obama administration. >> hey, everybody. i'll have a brief statem

vice president joe biden, historian and author david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo michael quinn. >> it is my hope that this beautiful new museum helps inspire you to become those active involved citizens in this very great country. because history has his eyes on you. >> and then at 8:00, on the presidency, author kathryn sivley talks about first lady florence harding and the new president she created as first lady. >> she had been in hospitals. she had had her kidneys operated on. she had been in really dire straits medically, so she could relate to the things they were going through. now, it was interesting, because out of this veterans cause came the veterans bureau, right? this was the first time the united states actually had a bureau. what you would call the v.a. today, to take care of veterans. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> this week on "q & a," david mccullough on his book, "the american spirit, who we are and what we stand for," going back to 1989. >> the senator written about the most is joe mccarthy. there are a dozen books wr

vice president joe biden, historian and author, david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo, michael quinn, and journalist and author, cokie roberts. >> it's my hope this beautiful new museum helps inspire you to become those active, involved citizens in this very great country. because history has his eyes on you. >> and then at 8:00, on the presidency, author kathryn sivley talks about first lady florence harding and the new presidency s she created as first lady. >> she had her kidneys operated on. she had been in dire straits, medically, so she could relate to what they were going through. it was interesting, because out of this veterans' cause came the veterans bureau, right? this was the first time the united states actually had a bureau, what we call the v.a. today. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> congress returns from its two-week recess next week. the u.s. house is back tuesday, and is expected to turn its attention to federal spending for the remainder of this budget year. current government funding runs out a week from today. the house als

former vice president joe biden, horn and author david mccullough, museum's president and ceo michael quinn and journalist and aujtor cokie roberts. >> it's my hope that this beautiful museum helps inspire you to become those active, involved citizens in this very great country because history has his eyes on you. >> and then at 8:00 on the presidency, author catherine sibly talks about first lady florence hard. >> she had been in the hospital, she had her kidneys operated on and she'd been in dire straits so she could relate to the kinds of things they were going through. it was interesting because out of this veteran's cause came the veteran's bureau. this was the first time the united states had a bureau, what we would call the va today. >> for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >>> now former white house staffers on richard nixon's life after he was president. we'll hear about the nixon-frost interviews, president nixon's meetings in china and his memoir, this was hoeftd dollars by the richard nixon presidential library and museum in california. >> many of you w

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in philadelphia with speakers former vice president joe biden, historian david mccullough, and michael quinn>> it is my hope this new museum helps inspire you to become those active, involved citizens in this very great country because history has his eyes on you. >> then at 8:00 on the presidency, author katherine sibley talks about first lady florence harding. >> she had been in hospitals. she had her kidneys operated on. she had been in really dire straits medically, so she could relate to the kinds of things they were going to. it was interesting because out of this veterans' cause came the veterans' bureau. this was the first time the united states actually had a bureau, what we would call the va today, to take care of our veterans. >> for the full schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> check out our c-span classroom website at c-sp c-span.org/classroom. it's full of free teaching resources for classroom members. it gives teachers access to videos, constitution clips that bring the constitution to life, social studies lesson plans as well as on this day in history resources. our search functio

quinn. mark: mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." fed hitting the company with in leftillion in fines oversight of its traders. joining us with details on what deutsche bank did wrong is michaelne.wo-pronged -- pronged fine. one element is allowing currency traders to chat with their counterparts in other banks. that is something we've seen in other banks, in terms of the rigging scandals in fx. forlso have a smaller fine little or specific thing, which was not setting up the right properties to make sure the traders were not going beyond customer demand and putting in proprietary trades. vonnie: how to the infractions get spotted? was there a spot check? the deutsche bank know this was coming? michael: the fed has been talking to deutsche bank, they've been in dialogues with the banks making sure they have these processes in place. in the fed found that in deutsche bank's case, they weren't adequate. you also have some other regulators looking at this as well. vonnie: how does that happen? if you were in dialogue with someone and you need to improve whyor we will fine you, didn't they follow those requirements to the letter of the law? a good question, the multimillion dolla

quinn, this is the european close. another big week for president trump as he will welcome the chinese president to his resort of mar-a-lago later this week. mckee. us now is michaelll not be playing golf. i think that is a face that having that is a fair assessment. >> he has crackdown on playing golf. i'm not sure trade is going to go anywhere as an issue for this summit meeting. the trump administration, there is nobody home. eight of nine senior positions are unfilled and there are no deputy secretaries or their deputies at the treasury department, so who is going to negotiate these things? we know the president trump does not have much about the details, the stories that were reported on his meeting with angela merkel say that he was very unprepared. what would not expect him to want to go deep into trade details. what they might talk about at , with thenorth korea stories coming out recently like today in the new york times about selling excess materials to make nuclear bombs so they obviously have enough. there is a new emergency to that. vonnie: what is the potential for conflict if the president, that'll trump, talks about the year one -- talks about the

president joe biden, historian and author david mccullough, the museum's president and koechlt michael quinn and journalist and author cokie roberts. >> it's my hope that this beautiful museum helps inspire you to become those active, involved citizens in this very great country because history has his eyes on you. >> and then at 8:00 on the presidency, author talks about the hard sblg she had been in hospitals, she had her kidneys operated on she had been this dire straits medically so she could relate to the kinds of things they were going through. snou, it was interesting because out of this veteran's cause came the veterans bureau, right, this was the first time the united states hull u actually had a bureau what we would call the v.a. today to take care of veterans. >> go to c-span.org for a complete schedule. >>> sunday night on after words congressman ken buck of colorado, also a member of the freedom caucus discusses his book "drab the swamp" how washington corruption is worse than you think. >> when you arrive in d.c. and you have the surroundings that i've described earlier, you ge

historian and author david mccullough, the museum of the american revolution president and ceo michael quinn, and journalist and author cokie roberts. plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir and sidney james harcourt, and original cast member of the broadway musical "hamilton." watch the opening of the museum of the american museum live at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. today, georgetown university held a ceremony to wreck -- mark the renaming of two campus buildings, one for isaac caulkins, one of 272 enslaved people sold in 1838 by the maryland province of jesuits to pay off debts. and the other for anne-marie bee craft who at 20 -- who in established a school for black girls in georgetown. >> all right, everybody.

vice president joe biden, historian and author david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo michael quinn, and journalist and author cokie roberts. >> it's my hope that this beautiful new museum helps inspire you to become both active, involved citizens in this very great country. because history has its eyes on you. >> and then at eight on the presidency, author katherine sinly talks about florence harding and the precedent she set as first lady. >> she'd been this dire straits medically, so she could relate to kinds of things that they were going through. now, it was interesting because out of this veterans cause came the veterans bureau, right? this was the first time the united states actually had a bureau, what we would call the v.a. today, to take care of our veterans. >> for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> a group of 21 american students aged 9-19 is suing president trump over the u.s. government's climate change policy which they claim puts their future in jeopardy. they're seeking a court order that requires the government to quickly reduce carbon dioxide emissions. one

pictures include joe biden, historian andauthor david mccullough , the american revolution president michael quinn and a journalist and author cokie roberts plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir and sidney james harcourt, and original cast member of the broadway musical hamilton. watch the opening of the museum of the american revolution live wednesday at 10:30 a.m. on c-span2. >> there is a special election today in georgia, special congressional election to fill the seat vacated by tom price when he was appointed as health and human services secretary joined by greg , greg bluestein who is political reporter for the atlanta journal , greg bluestein, tell us about this election. this is a field where there all are a lot of republicans running and one democrat. >> there's 18 candidates, five democrats in the race but one whose rallied the support of both the democratic party, that's jon ossoff. he just transformed this race that a few months ago was thought to be weeping all republican affair where a lot of people, all republican runoffs and the topic will be trump. we were righ

biden, historian and author david mccullough, museum of the american revolution president and ceo michael quinn and a journalist and author cokie roberts. plus musical performances by the philadelphia boys choir, and sidney james harcourt, an original cast member of the broadway musical hamilton. watch the opening live wednesday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2.

it includes joe biden, museum of the american revolution president and ceo michael quinn and cokey roberts. music by the philadelphia boys choir and sidney james harcourt. watch the opening of the museum of the american revolution live today at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> you can also watch the opening ceremony over the american revolution museum tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 3. >>> ben carson recently talked about the need for housing programs to be run more efficiently and how affordable housing issues can be addressed outside of hud. this is about 40 minutes. >>> good afternoon. welcome back for the afternoon session. i see everybody has gotten their lunch and settled in