and if you ever go to the "yorktown" with them, as we did, they'll chew your ear off about mr.t he did on board as a plane handler. >> when the plane was ready to launch he would unstrap this and the plane would go flying in that direction. >> reporter: the folks who run the "yorktown" say a lot of kids love the ship, but no kid has ever fallen for a sailor who served here like these two boys have fallen for mr. harding, which is why for this trip, the "yorktown" made special arrangements for a surprise visitor. >> mr. harding! >> that's right. >> reporter: hugging an old salt never felt so sweet. >> you're a good boy! >> reporter: it was hard to tell who enjoyed it more or who needed it more. >> japanese planes -- >> reporter: over the years, mr. harding says he kept most of his war stories to himself. >> when they were firing-- i guess i needed somebody to talk to about it. it's surprising the way it worked out. number two elevator would have been right about here. >> reporter: the kids, all three of them, spent the rest of the day exploring the ship and making memories. they

[applause] behind me is the uss yorktown the shipment on the original yorktown -- that ship men on theriginal yorktown were silent as they watched it seemed to the depths of the pacific during the battle of midway. there was no conversation, no hysteria. these men were brave and proud lawyers. over 100 sailors died that day. is it any wonder that the people who have served in combat are usually more circumspect than those who have never fought? the men of the uss yorktown were on the front lines. they knew better than anyone in washington the sacrifice necessary to protect liberty. they did not talk about strength and courage. they lived in. they did not seek or -- seek war , but with a were there when called fight. i believe that the men and women protecting our liberty deserve leaders who are accountable to the american people. the crew of the uss yorktown understood that our freedom and prosperity must be defended against those who would attack us. they learned the terrible lesson that war is not a game and should not be used for political advantage. too many lawmakers in washington

which is why for this trip, the yorktown made special arrangements for a surprise visitor. >> mr.elt so sweet. it was hard to tell who enjoyed it more. or who needed it more. >> japanese plane -- over the years mr. harding says he kept most of his war stories to himself. >> they were firing, i need somebody to talk to about it. it's surprising the way it worked out. number two elevator would have been about here. >> the kids, all three of them, spent the rest of the day exploring the ship and making memories. they now plan to stay in touch for as long as fate allows. whoever said history is irrelevant obviously never fell in love with it. >> we don't know about how we've changed his life, but we know that he obviously changed ours. >> osgood: still to come. mo rocco tries his hand at lacrosse. but first -- >> i went to a lot of -- >> osgood: i'm the best pair of legs in the room. the so slimming collection. only at chico's and chicos.com. >> osgood: the name candice bergen you can't help but think of murphy brown. character she played in the hit television series. a big step up fr

[applause] behind me is the uss yorktown, the ship men on the original yorktown were silent as they watched it seemed to the depths of the pacific during the battle of midway. vc was a mass of bobbing heads wrote a reporter for a magazine. there was no conversation, no hysteria. these men were brave and proud lawyers. over 100 sailors died that day. is it any wonder that the people who have served in combat are usually more circumspect than those who have never fought? the men of the uss yorktown were on the front lines. they knew better than anyone in washington the sacrifice necessary to protect liberty. they did not talk about strength and courage. they lived it. they did not seek war but with a -- they were there when called to fight. i believe that the men and women protecting our liberty deserve leaders who are accountable to the american people. the crew of the uss yorktown understood that our freedom and prosperity must be defended against those who would attack us. they learned the terrible lesson that war is not a game and should not be used for political advantage. too many lawma

it set sail last weekend from france and will arrive in yorktown in june.rom there it will make 12 stops including alexandria annapolis and baltimore. alexandria will host a series of events from june 10th to the 12th to celebrate the ship's arrival including tours of the replica. >>> right now, some virginia scientists are caring for some challenging babies. two black bear cubs were orphaned within a week of each other. one was found sleeping under a porch. its mother was nowhere to be found. they're now living both of them in the wildlife center in shenandoah area. women take turns feeding the cubs from a bottle. three times a day. there's no baby bonding here. the goal is to keep them in tune with the wild as much as possible. >> i'm trying to transition to bowl feeding so i don't actually have to use the bottle anymore and that will greatly reduce our human interaction time. when i went to grab him, he threw a temper tantrum which is great. >> they're cute but wild. if you see an abandoned baby animal in the wild, don't approach it. call wildlife offici

this guy and another man accused of of bust flood a home on north 13th street in yorktown. authorities say they held all three people inside at gun point and then made off with cash and other stuff. nobody though was hurt. >>> a judge has ored catholic church official back to prison. today she refused to grant a stay that would have left monsignor william lynn of philadelphia remain free. while he pursues an appeal. lynn has served half of his three to six year sentence for felony child endangerment. he's been on house arrest since the state superior courts toed his decision. the state supreme court reversed that decision monday. >>> the legal problems continue for plaques so burress new jersey grand jury indicted the former nfl receiver on charges he failed to pay his state taxes because of a lack of funds in his bank account. burress is the first person in the garden state charged under a new law that makes issuing bad electronics funds a kim cal offense. he could face as long as 10 years in prison if convict. >> controversial name changes at businesses in philadelphia. i

spectacular backdrop for the rand paul event uss yorktown, highlighting military to south carolina voters. on that front there is skepticism where rand paul stands. one of his biggest critics south carolina senator lindsey graham said rand paul's foreign policy is to the left of president obama. lindsey graham is mulling over a bid for president saying one of assets, telling me in greenville, one of his biggest qualifications as president, a long experience as military reservist and vast experience with foreign policy in his time in the senate. >> people say maybe we need a governor. here is what we need. we need somebody that understands the threats we face and can defend this nation against a surge in radical islam that understands what the middle east actually is, and this is really a religious war. i think on day one i could be that person. >> reporter: the south carolina primary very important for republicans, not so much for democrats. south carolina likes to say it is the state that picks presidents. in factn every primary since 1980, except for one they picked eventual nominee. in

[applause] behind me is the uss yorktown, the ship men on the original yorktown were silent as they watched to the depths of the pacific during the battle of midway. vc was a mass of bobbing heads wrote a reporter for a magazine. there was no conversation, no hysteria. these men were brave and proud lawyers. over 100 sailors died that day. is it any wonder that the people who have served in combat are usually more circumspect than th

rand paul will be here in south carolina tomorrow as part of the stand with rand rally in yorktown in mount pleasant in the charleston area. former south carolina governor and current u.s. congressman mark sanford will be joining senator paul tomorrow and joining me here tonight next. >>> earlier today, the site of the shooting of walter scott. there were a few protesters, and a local politician stopped by to talk to them and listen to their concerns. that was mark sanford, you see him there. he represents a district that is adjoining just a few hundred yards from where that happened. served two terms as governor of south carolina, ran for congress successfully. >> thank you for having me here. >> thank you very much. why did you go down there tonight? >> i guess the reason you go to a funeral. you mourn with them, hear a little bit about what's on their mind, what they're thinking, remembrances. you know, this is a community. i think it's important to be part of that community event that occurred here this afternoon. >> did you -- how did you find out about the video? >> you know, so

the frigate is expected to arrive in yorktown virginia next month before sailing from canada back tonce. >>> up next hillary clinton on the campaign trail. we'll check in with chuck todd from "meet the press" about clinton's upcoming trip to new hampshire. >>> the british royal family may be just days even hours away from the birth of the duchess of cambridge's second child. many people are wondering if prince george will have a new brother or sister. >> reporter: the party decorations are coming out and the souvenirs are already selling. the duchess kate has said she's due some time between now and the end of the month. the only hints about her due date are on the no parking signs outside the hospital. a two-week special event. it's a royal re-run. just like with george the world's cameras will be focused on the lindo wing of st. mary's hospital. a tweet and an e-mail will tell us she's there, in labor. prince george was the first future monarch to have his birth tweeted out to the world. this time we'll all be anxiously refreshing @kensington refreshing @kensingtonroyal for the big

policy speech in front of the uss yorktown you heard michael steele talking about he didn't shy awaym this slightly more hawkish version of himself. later on he'll head to iowa and do a rally with iowa state tunts. then he'll go to nevada a state that has been welcoming to members of the paul family. they have a caucus system that many activists have gotten involved in and will cap in california with big money fundraisers. he's tried in particular to reach out to silicon valley donors and focused his ads at that community. there tends to be a libertarian streak he's trying to tap into. >> you'll see below us the pulse voting is taking place, go to pulse.m nbc.com. is rand paul really a libertarian? frances has a look at his record in today's deep dive. what did it reveal? >> rand paul is looking for that segment of the population that they want something new, they want something different. the pugh research center says 11% of americans call themselves libertarian but can senator paul accurately call himself one? let's look at paul's record and whether he risks ail alienating the libe

it's set sail this weekend from france and will arrive in yorktown in june.ere 12 stops including alexandria alexandria annapolis and baltimore. isn't it lovely? alexandria with a series of events to celebrate the arrival and that includes tours of this replica. >> spectacular. >>> a celebration for d.c. residents who have seen a lot in their lifetimes. the office of aging held a luncheon today to honor 40 centenarians. residents at least 100 years old. 40 of them. zachary keith was there for the experience. >> you all are just beautiful. >> reporter: by name or number it was an impressive crew. folks like frank braxton born in 1915. and sitting pretty at 100 years old. a new member of the fraternity. >> we didn't have payrolls. no sidewalks. >> reporter: he's talking about d.c. the stories, the beautiful stories. george came up from texas to attend howard and never looked back. ed it's family said she had moves on the dance floor and turned to a little wiggle and couldn't sit still and at 108 alice dixon, a trail blazers at the pentagon. >> you know way back

it made a ceremonial departure, on saturday will sails from france to yorktown and retrace the journeyo. it's expected to take 27 days. after virginia, it will head up to nova scotia before returning to france. >>> and there's new research tonight that links alzheimer's with the way you sleep. the one thing you need to know straight ahead. >>> then we're going to tell you about a campaign launch right here in washington that will help you take advantage of the national parks like never before. >>> i'm tracking shower activity right now on storm team4 radar. i'll show you when the showers are moving in. and we'll talk about the chance of storms, next. >> reporter: a surprise of a lifetime for a virginia teenager and his brothers and sister. their mother has been deployed overseas, and they have missed her. the emotional reunion coming up tonight on news4 at 5. >>> electronic cigarettes are so popular, more teenagers are smoking them than regular cigarettes according to a new report from the centers for disease control and prevention. about 22,000 teens were asked if they'd used e-cigare

the frigate is expected to arrive in yorktown virginia next month before sailing to canada and back to>> smooth sailing today. the temperatures will be climb into the 60s, a real spring beauty. not quite as much sunshine as yesterday. some high clouds but completely dry today. tomorrow, different story. tracking rain that's going to start first thing in the morning. could see some heavy downpours, too, could lead to some localized flooding during the compute tomorrow morning. but today, sunshine. chilly outside for the pocono mountains, 46 degrees. it's 56 in trenton and a few high clouds in dover at 55 degrees. you can see the high cloudiness that's over the french manner and the pocono mountains. that's a drive view. the temperatures will warm to near 60 in the mountains and into the lower 60s for philadelphia. about 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. here you can see the high cloudness that's moving in. no sign of any rain with those clouds, but these are the rain producers that will be moving in first thing tomorrow morning. in fact, 1:00 tomorrow morning, you can see the rain just

republican presidential candidate rand paul made a campaign stop in the state in front of the "us yorktownraft carrier. a backdrop seemingly chosen as an olive branch for hawks concerned about his past efforts to trim defense spending. the more wars caucus isn't paul's only problem. paul complained today about the national rifle association decision not to invite him to speak, alongside almost every major republican presidential hopeful at the nra's annual meeting tomorrow. a snub that raises the question, is rand paul too extreme for the nra? we'll discuss that later in the show. >>> plus, a wisconsin state board votes to ban any discussion sore work related to global warming. i'll talk to the lone dissenter in that vote, ahead. >>> plus, change comes to ferguson, missouri. we take you inside this week's historic election in ferguson. that's next. t. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the

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first in the south primary state, of course he's going to be standing in front of the historic "uss yorktown," a warship. that really is indicative of how much he has changed or at least he's trying to appear to have changed on matters of defense. wu of course he also is going to hit the live free or die state of new hampshire which has been pretty good to the paul family and to caucus states iowa and nevada where his organization issues and organization ability again with his father's help should make him do pretty well there, jake. >> dana bash thank you so much. let's bring in cnn political commentator and molly hemingway. thanks for joining me. effie let's start with you. i know you're not senator paul's biggest fan. but removing your views on him, he could be be a serious contender, i think. >> oh, absolutely. look he's got a lot of younger fans and he comes in with something established, a brand. that's the hardest thing to do especially in a crowded primary, to distinguish yourself from the rest of the pack. he already has spent four years making those distinctions pretty clear. now,

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the ship is expected to carry out maneuvers until saturday when it's set to sail for yorktown, virginiaur cnbc news update for this hour. >>> thank you so much, sue. etsy continues to be one of the big stories of the morning. take a look at the chart. backing off session highs, but still more than doubling from the ipo price earlier this morning. joining us to talk about it business insider founder, editor and ceo, edward blodgett joins us. not bad for a company that lost $15 million last year? >> very nice, relatively reasonably priced. where it's trading now in the range, 10 to 15 times revenue as you pointed out. once again, underwriters dwro y grossly mispriced it. it cost the company and the shareholders a ton of money over the long haul. >> the balance is hard, you say they erred on the conservative side. >> they left a huge amount on the table. and everyone was saying no, you don't understand. you're selling a little bit, you have to reward every one for buying. you do, a little bit. but not with 2-x in one minute. if you're a seller of that, you can begin to appreciate, maybe we

rand paul, senator from the great state of kentucky tomorrow will be in front of the uss yorktown in charleston. he's going to announce he's running for president. how do we know that? he put out a video last night that said he's running for president. >> it's time for a new way. a new set of ideas. a new leader. one you can trust. one who works for you and above all, it's time for a new president. >> really capitalizing on his unique position on things being more libertarian. but also coming more to the right to appeal to the rest of the gop. becoming more offensive on foreign policy and defense. >> yeah. i just find it fascinatingment looking at his background he's be with his dad. when his dad was running for president, he was there. his dad let it be known my son has political ambitions. sure enough he comes in and shocks the world with his tea party victory and wins over people like mitch mcconnell and most of kentucky. he's a somebody who is going to be running for president. that's not a surprise. when he spoke at berkeley, that was imprestive. the inner city, was impressive.

lee's father had been with washington at yorktown, and witnessed what he deemed to be the shameful behavior of colonel wallace, by sending a subordinate to formally surrender the british army. lee would not shame the family name by transferring the responsibility to a subordinate. as the party left the apple tree and reached the appomattox river, lee's forces stopped to drink. marshall continued into the village behind us. he encountered wilmer mclean, who is outside of his house perhaps looking to have a guard posted at his home. mclean first showed in the building, most likely in the front corner of his yard, the rain tavern as it was known. the building was unfurnished and marshall rejected it. mclean offered his own home which stands behind us. it was a fine brick home. marshall returned to guide lead to the location. the party arrived at the house at about 1:00. they left lieutenant done at the gate. he was posted there to watch for the approach of grant. joshua johns held the horses of lee and marshall outside the house, probably in this area. babcock, marshall, and lee entered the ho

lee's father, light horse harry lee had been with washington at yorktown and witnessed what he deemed to be the shameful behavior of lord corn wallaceñr by sending a subordinate to formally surrender the british army. lee would not shame the family's name by transferring the responsibility to a subordinate. as the small party left the apple tree site and reached the appomattox river, lee's horse traveler stopped to drink. continued into the village behind us. and encountered wilmer mclean who was outside of his house, perhaps looking to have a guard posted at his home. mclean first showed him a building most likely in the front corner of his yard. the rain tavern as it was known but the buildings was unfurnished. then mclean offered his own home, which stands behind us. behind me and in front of you. it was a fine brick home. marshall returned to lee to guide him to the location. the group arrived at the house at about 1:00 p.m. they left lieutenant dunn at the gate. he was posted there to watch for the approach of grant. joshua johns held the horses of lee and marshall outside the ho

lee's father, light horse harry lee had been with washington at yorktown and witnessed what he deemedful behavior of lord corn wallaceñr by sending a subordinate to formally surrender the british army. lee would not shame the family's name by transferring the responsibility to a subordinate. as the small party left the apple tree site and reached the appomattox river, lee's horse traveler stopped to drink. continued into the village behind us. and encountered wilmer mclean who was outside of his house, perhaps looking to have a guard posted at his home. mclean first showed him a building most likely in the front corner of his yard. the rain tavern as it was known but the buildings was unfurnished. then mclean offered his own home, which stands behind us. behind me and in front of you. it was a fine brick home. marshall returned to lee to guide him to the location. the group arrived at the house at about 1:00 p.m. they left lieutenant dunn at the gate. he was posted there to watch for the approach of grant. joshua johns held the horses of lee and marshall outside the house, probably in

on c-span 2 senator rand paul will give a foreign-policy speech near the uss yorktown. watch live coverage from mount pleasant, south carolina. next, a look at the iran nuclear framework agreement. this panel which -- the specifics of the agreement and the possible implications. the national council on u.s. arab relations hosted this event. >> good morning and welcome to another of the series of briefings of the national council on u.s.-arab relations on issues of vital importance to the united states and the nations in the middle east. thank you for coming this morning on such short notice. we have such a distinguished group of panelists will follow these matters. this morning i am honored to be your moderator. john: i joined the national council on u.s.-arab relations after spending 35 years in the arabian gulf in the energy field. i am well aware of the importance of the iran nuclear deals for the people of the regions. i would like to thank c-span for covering this event live today and for covering our briefing last thursday on yemen, held in this room. the saudi am

yorktown.ing on with iran and isis. he's in a place that's a little different from the rest of the republican field and could be problematic in the long run. he'll conclude his tour in iowa with a rally at iowa state. i think you can expect to see a lot of the enthusiasm there that drove his father's presidential campaign in 2012. >> and, mark let's talk about the numbers when it comes to senator paul's poll numbers our latest nbc news/"the wall street journal" poll found 49% of republicans could see themselves supporting him. how much does he have outside the gop primary? >> it's still very early in the race. but when it comes to some matchups particularly in a general election jose rand paul does have some strengths with independents. he does well or better with younger voters than most republicans do. he also has some potential and i stress the word potential when it comes to african-american voters particularly on his comments on race in the wake of what happened in ferguson missouri. but a

the uss yorktown is here to dispel concern from some republicans who may be concerned about his foreigny some call him an isolationist, but senator rand paul believes that an america that's strong enough to deter our enemies should also be an america strong enough to not getting into unnecessary intervention. so these are going to be some of the same themes we've heard this week. we are in south carolina. so he'll touch on both the criminal justice reform part of his broader campaign to expand the republican base as well as dispel some of the kearnsconcerns about his foreign policy beliefs. >> anthony, you know the senator's interview with savannah guthrie earlier today made news. senator paul got testy and into it with an associated press reporter as well when asked about his position on abortion. what's going on here? >> reporter: well he said he's an equal opportunity offender. when it comes to getting testy with the media. phil elliott with the associated press the one who was questioning him about abortion and he told him to go back and play his whole five minutes of an answer on a

his speech was in front of the u uss yorktown and covered familiar points like debt and big government and surveillance laws. the good news, a new poll shows him ahead of hillary clinton in two of three swing states. the bad news for paul campaign high profile interviews have led critics too cast a negative light how senator paul treats female reporters, most recently with savannah guthrie. >> have you changed your opinion -- >> better way to approach an interview. you editorialize. >> no no listen you've editorialized let me answer a question. >> doing this is to bring money home -- >> hey, hey, let me finish. kelly -- >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> calm down a bit here kelly, let me answer the question. >> that was a mash-up of two different interviews one on cnbc with kelly evans several months ago before he launched his campaign and most recent yesterday about three minutes in where it got a little heated with savannah guthrie on "today." last night senator paul was on fox news and this is how he addressed the issue with anchor megan kelly. >> can i do better? yes, am i equal opportuni

adam wench eiss of yorktown, texas he drove ten hours to louisiana every three weeks to work on the laying. he was a high school football star and spent his time hunting and fishing. we pray their families find peace and the -- in the memory of their sons, husbands and fathers. the oil spill was the worst in our nation's history. while the consequences are still seen it is our task to live forward and in so doing honor the memory of these men and provide a better future for their families. madam president, i ask that you will a he lou a moment of silence to honor their memory. the presiding officer: without objection. [the senate is observing a moment of silence] mr. cassidy: thank you madam president. i yield back and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: is quorum call: quorum call: irk mr. nelson: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: i ask consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. nelson: madam president it is 5:00 in the aftern