i mean, an official member of the "yorktown." it's been my dream! >> reporter: whohoer said history is irrelevant obviously never fell in love with it. >> we don't know about how we've changed his lives, but we know that he obviously changed ourur >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road" in charleston, south carolina. >> quijano: bringing together past, present, and future. wewel be right back with an update o o the attack at a planned parenthooded clinic. my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthmareatment. breo is fofoadults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. eo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and maincrease the risk hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for peopop whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medi

and if you ever go to the "yorktown" with them, as we did, they'll chew your ear off about mr. harding and what he did on board as a plane handler. >> when the plane was ready to launch he'd like go unstrap this and the plane would go flying 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. >> okay. >> reporter: for a surprise visitor. >> mr. harding? >> that's right. >> reporter: hugging an old salt never felt so sweet. >> you're a big boy. >> reporter: it was hard to tell who enjoyed it more. or who needed it more. >> japanese planes -- >> i guess i needed somebody to talk to about it. it was surprising the way it worked out. >> reporter: since we first told this story in april, mr. harding and the boys have stayed in touch and last month got together again at the "yorktown." >> long time no see. >> reporter: this time for an entire weekend. >> is this where we'

and if you ever go to the "yorktown" with them, as we did, they'll chew your ear off about mr. harding and what he did on board as a plane handler. >> when the plane was ready to launch he'd like go unstrap this and the plane would go flying 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. >> okay. >> reporter: for a surprise visitor. >> mr. harding? >> reporter: hugging an old salt never felt so sweet. >> you're a big boy. >> reporter: it was hard to tell who enjoyed it more. or who needed it more. >> japanese planes -- >> i guess i needed somebody to talk to about it. it was surprising the way it worked out. >> reporter: since we first told this story in april, mr. harding and the boys have stayed in touch and last month got together again at the "yorktown." >> long time no see. >> reporter: this time for an entire weekend. >> is this where we're sleeping? >> y

i mean, official member of yorktown.s been my dream. >> 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. travels with the piano guys. and later, what's new at the movies? >> osgood: are striking a chord with devoted audiences. lee cowan shows us how they do it. ♪ >> there's no easy way to describe what you're about to see and hear. there's no point in trying to label it, either, no musical genre really quite fits. ♪ >> i like to say that it's familiar and unfamiliar at the same time. >> there's no rule book. there's no specific music theory that we stick to. >> we just know when it feels right, you know? >> they're called the piano guys. if you haven't heard of them you haven't been on youtube lately. their music videos are more like travelogues they have been viewed well over half a billion times. that's billion with a "b." and yet as internet sensations go, the piano guys cons

and if you ever go to the "yorktown" with them, as we did, they'll chew your ear off about mr. harding and what he did on board as a plane handler. >> when the plane was ready to launch he'd like go unstrap this and the plane would go flying 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. >> okay. >> reporter: for a surprise visitor. >> mr. harding? >> that's right. >> reporter: hugging an old salt never felt so sweet. >> you're a big boy. >> reporter: it was hard to tell who enjoyed it more. or who needed it more. >> japanese planes -- >> i guess i needed somebody to talk to about it. it was surprising the way it worked out. >> reporter: since we first told this story in april, mr. harding and the boys have stayed in touch and last month got together again at the "yorktown." >> long time no see. >> reporter: this time for an entire weekend. >> is this where we'

yorktown. they got his e-mail address. started corresponding daily and became really enamored. the boys now keep his picture by their beds. if you ever go to the yorktown with them as we did they will chew your ear off about mr. harding and what he did on board as a plane handler. >> when the plane is ready to launch, he could go unstrap this and plane would go flying that direction. >> the folks who run the yorktown say 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. >> you're march harding? >> that's right. hugging an old salt never felt so sweet. >> you are a good boy. >> it was hard to tell who enjoyed it more. or who needed it more. >> i guess i need somebody to talk to about it. surprising. >> since we first told this story in april, mr. harding and the boys have stayed in touch and last month got together again at

the kids say the yorktown changed their lives. bite carter "i just realized how amazing history can be." and it was about to get even better. on that same trip the boys learned about a world war 2 vet named robert harding who actually served on yorktown. they got his email address, started corresponding daily, and became really enamored.the boys keep his pipiure by their beds and if you ever go to the yorktown with them, as we did, they'll chew your ear off about mr. harding and what he did onboard as plane handler. nat jack "when the plane is ready to launch he would go unstrap this and the plane would go flying that direction."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.nat greeting "jack: mr. harding?! mr. harding: that's right."hugging an old salt never felt so sweet.nat kids hugging mr. hardingit was hard to

reporting live at the jefferson valley mall in yorktown heights, linda baquero. back to yok ngys. >> so many options, so little time. >>> we have bad news for anyone looking for black friday deals on the neiman marcus website. holiday shoppers are getting this error message. they started experiencing problems this morning and is still scrambling to fix it. we're zooming in here. we'll be back soon, it says. companies are being redirected to the company's sister sites. at 6 continues, the search for a possible serial arsonist. the informion police released today. >>> it was all happy shopping on this black friday but for some who don't have extra money to shop around, it with us a day to >>> a crash in queens left two men de sh and tie up traffic fot hours. vehicles were diverted off then roadway until 9:15 this morning. the accident happened seven hours el under the 31st street overpass. cars slammed into the back of a box truck that was parcoked on the right shoulder of the parkway. the two men in the car were the people who live nearby said there was another ac

no issues through yorktown heights. bradley avenue, the coast is clear. lincoln tunnel know delays and same thing for the holland tunnel and the george washington bridge. juliet: one of the most powerful images from an artist. when he put the brush on paper it was the first thing that came out, simple image became a message of hope on social immediate combra. the symbol of so solid darety is shown around the country. >> curtis sliwa is here, and good morning to you. what were you thinking when you >> i took to the air waves. i spent a lot of time in paris. the former attack was against the journalists. now it is average day and neighborhoods and now the paren french, well they are realizing they have a problem. our president saying they are contained. do they look like they are contained. look at belgium and bruce ssels and they are percolating and merkel is saying let the refugees in. >> this is raising a question about the security in new york city, and also the question of the refugees that are supposed to be coming here, you know, more refugees in. no

but heres an interesting one in yorktown -- (ad libs) stephanie/ram thanks brad. of course we'll keep you updated on any severe of course we'll keep you updated on any severe storms in the area. and we'll also updade you on any power outages. here's a look at mid americans outage map. so far about 16- hundred people are in the dark right now. and don't forget if you have any pictures of storm damage in the area -- share them with us. just use hashtag share it on five. jack: following other news in the metro -- west des moines police are asking for your help in a robbery. jack: reward for anyone out there with information leading to an arrest. i-wireless store on grand avenue october 24th. police say this woman is the robber. as heavy set and between 20 and 30 years old. if you have any information, contact polk county crime stoppers at 515- 223-1400. you can also submit your tip anonymously online. jack: in pleasantville, two arrests made in a high- speed police chase that happened monday. police say they arrested these two people. they say when they tried to stop

there wereaa lot of local agencies here from yorktown heights. we didn't see anyone from the faa, but that doesn't mean they're not involved. as we bring you back live now, i'm going to step out of the way, and we're going to zoom down at the bottom of the reservoir. we've seen a couple lights down below. we're not exactly sure if that pertains to the investigation. again, they said they were going to resume at daybreak. a lot of fog is rolling in right now. we'll keep you updated on when besee we see the first boats in the water. >> tracie, thank you very much. >>> time for weather and traffic this friday morning. going to start with chris. michael was saying earlier, 50-s tething is pretty pleasant. >> not bad. 57 degrees. already above the normal high e for the day. we'll lose a few more degrees this morning and level off in the mid-50s. the trend is going to get a little cooler to chillier by the latter half of the weekend and cold into the start of next week. that's why i think out in danbury the air will start to mix there. temperatures fal

and yorktown, 264 and 287 and out to the yi island we showed you the live picture, and 495, what you are lo ing at the northern state parkway and southern state parkway, and watch it. as you head through the ways like levittown, you are going to be seeing the limited visibility, and sloppy conditions. the worst visibility is right now up to the white plain, and west chester county, and it is much better i should say as we head to the eastern end of long island and this is going to change as the rains advance and three hours over to chestertown. we could see gusts of up toward 30 miles per hour before the rain is out of the way. how much could we end up? 1.5 inches, and could be more, but there is a lot of moisture left over the next several hours. what to expect? temperatures to 52 degrees, and over to the next seven days, cool off and dry out, and the weekend is looking good. could see a small shou wer out of the way early sunday. and monday and tuesday and into the thanksgiving holiday, we are cool and dry. that is how we like it. folks, a busy night ahead, and we le be trackinging

sunrise, 56 will be the temperature in yorktown. 56 in montauk. we got the showers rolling through. then windy into friday. here's the seven-day forecast. gusty winds sticking around maybe even into friday. look at that weekend. temperatures, chilly saturday morning but moderating as we head into next week. that's a quick look at the forecast. we'll send it back to you at the desk. >> time for this week's wednesday's child. >> christian is a bright young man. he loves sports and one of my favorite activities, shopping. christian would make a loving addition to a loving family. >> i see that your tie is looking good with your shirt. you're coordinated. >> christian has great taste in clothing. at just 14 years old, as he pretty sharp dresser. >> i like this. >> do you think you can wear something like this? >> yeah. >> when he's not into the latest fashion trends -- the weather. still playing video games. enjoying time with my friends. >> wow! >> christian is a star on his school's basketball team and he has his eye on his future. what do you want to do when you grow up? >> a basketb

ines: note issues in yorktown heights, same for queens, white stone and the lie. how are things moving this morning? new jersey, in 202, construction affecting george washington bridge on the upper level, one lane open, one lane open trying to clear it out of the way, traffic in down, upper levels of 20 minute delay, no delays at the lincoln or holland tunnel. ben: a string of fatal pedestrian accidents continued in the city. juliet: i-man rocking around brooklyn at 5:30 last night when a car, we heard this before twice, landing on a man. if it plodded into a tree and hit a bus stop before killing the 15-year-old unidentified man. happened along flatbush avenue, two this had minor injuries including a 3-year-old in the car. police are still investigating the cause of the crash. demanded a 12 pedestrian killed by car in the five burroughs since oct. 31st. ben: three men charged in the attempted robbery of a group of plainclothes nypd detective, officers investing a robbery in brooklyn when the three suspect approached them. atwater was shot after police say he pull

for tonight, around freezing in the city. 20s around islip and new yorktown. poughkeepsie, monticello. belmar 28. winds from the west at five to ten. for tomorrow, slightly warmer than today. not as windy. is so that will make a difference. from the mid to upper 40s in white plains to 42 in monticello. 48 belmar. and 47 montauk for the high temperatures for tomorrow. seven-day forecast shows the warm up and then the cool down. 50 on wednesday. the biggest travel day and then even warmer for all of you shoppers on black friday, 63. if you plan to shop this weekend it is a mess on saturday with rain. it's cool for the rest of the weekend. but for thanksgiving day not bad. >> not bad at all. >> black friday people go crazy. >> everybody's out. >> all right. thank you, janice. bruce, what's coming up? >> well, the knicks are the talk of the town. could they continue their stellar road play tonight in miami? coming up in sports, carmelo anthony, and the knicks run in to all sorts of trouble against the heat. >>> back here in frigid new york, the red-hot rangers try

maybe you had a few plants still outside that you need to bring in tonight. 29 in islip and 27 in yorktown and 23 in monticello and 20s down to belmar. going into wednesday, it is going to be great. excellent travel weather for the entire northeast on wednesday evening into thursday thanksgiving. the parade, beautiful. a high of 60 in the afternoon. and the best travel weather, wednesday through friday will be along the east coast. there will be a storm system in the middle portion of the country with snow and rain and out west it's cooler than normal, but generally good travel in the southwest, but snow in the mountains. so, here's our seven-day forecast. a we're still in the 40s tomorrow, but shouldn't be as windy. 50 otlemn wednesday and 60 we jump on thanksgiving day and still warm on black friday. guys, back to you. >> even a little warmer on thanksgiving. we had 57 last week. we are at 60 degrees. thank you, janice. >>> a report on traffic you'll be able to talk about your thanksgiving road trip this week. >> just how many hours we actually spend stuck in bottleneck traffic and where

he was willing to think of yorktown then as president, other things. the national bank. he was a risk taker, always cautious. always by building a team first, that is how washington made it work in a very difficult time. >> one thing i'd like to add what they're looking for, they're all ambitious when they run for president s. there ambition doubled is it for the people, accomplishing something that will stand the test of time. i think about the risks that lyndon johnson took when he became president after kennedy died he made priority to have that civilized bill that would end segregation in the south pass. if he had failed in that, his whole presidency would have fail, he would have never been elected in november. even succeeding he knew he was going to undo the south for a generation for the republican party. he took that risk then once that ambition was fulfilled, he wanted to go for voting rights, affirmative action. when you feel that as a president, if you're really able to cruise that power to do something important then you become a different person. >> dickerso

plan for that in yorktown heights. it's southbound there. an accident. so if you are traveling in that direction, plan accordingly. and another area, making your way out here, there's a water main break in hoboken. we have been following that for the last couple days now. of town is going to be a smoother riding for. it is a gridlock alert day. mass transit will be your best option. alternate side of the street city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. >>> an ad with nazi imagery was stripped from the subway after getting attention of governor cuomo. the mta confirmed the ads covered the 42nd street shuttle for the amazon tv series "the man in the high castle." it was removed following a request by the governor. the series imagines what the country would look like if the country lost world war ii. last night, amazon did not directly address the controversy. they did say stories often touch on important thought provoking topics. we will bring this the kind of story telling to our customers. >>> well city hall says mayor bill de blasio is ope

unger has appeared on history channel and c-span's book tv and spoke many times at yorktown and many historic sites he spent many years as an american analyst. two of his three most recent books, mr. president and john marshall reveal how george washington constructed the executive and judicial branches of the government athat -- that we know today. please join me in welcoming me charles unger to the national archives. [applause] >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, it's a privilege to be here at the national archives specially since the government tends to be in a state of flux right now. if i had to choose one word that summarizes the basis of our nation's survival for more than 200 years, it will not be patriotism or national resources because that's two words. [laughter] >> but they also contributed. land, courage, all contributed to the nation's growth and survival, but that's not the one single factor that has held us all together for all these years. this nation was founded and built on compromise. the declaration of independence was a compromise. half of the people w

he's appeared on the history channel and a c-span book tv spoke at mount vernon, yorktown and many other historic sites. a graduate of the yale university with a masters university with a masters of arts from california state university. spent many years as an analyst for the new york world tribune in the service and the canadian broadcasting corporation. mr. president and john marshall reveal how george washington and john marshall constructed the executive and judicial branches of the american government. the greatest statesman tells how a fearless young kentucky warrior brought order to and on the congress and prevented the breakup of the nation and predated the congress of the united states. please join me in welcoming charles under of the national archives. [applause] >> thank you ladies and gentlemen. it's a privilege to be here at the national archives today. especially as the government seems to be any kind of state of flux right now. if i have to choose one word that summarized the basis for the nation's survival over more than 200 years, it would not be patriotism although that

look at these temperatures dropping well into the 0s in places like yorktown, monticello and answer poughkeepsio near freezing. >>> thank you. we want to bring you the latest that deadly attack in france. isis has claimed responsibility for the bombings and shootings that killed more than 127 people in an online statement the group also threatens that france will remain at the top of its list of targets. >> 1500 troops are on the ground hunting for any accomplices. french president francois hollande has promised a merciless response. >> reporter: i'm kind of struck by the contradiction that i just kind of observed here in this immediate area. the french president has said the response will be merciless. he's deployed 2,000 members of the military alone and they are actively looking for accomplices that worked with the terrorists. and yet here, just a few short away from where the bloody attack happened at the packed concert hall, you don't feel apprehension or security. you just see stunned faces. i talked to a young man named christian who lives here and he literally just kind of quietly said i

bridge, fine on the turnpike as far as your commute in putnam county things are good, no issues 3 yorktown heights, things fine and 84, 684. let's take a look at your commute this morning on a bronx parkway, 230 third street, southbound side if you're coming from the cross county parkway across bronx you are fine, no issues north on, lincoln tunnel in bound, normal delays in down, 10 minute wait heading into the city but you can see a little slower around the legs toward the toll plaza, holland, george every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. these are multi-symptom. well so are these. this one is max strength and fights mucus. that one doesn't. uh...think fast! you dropped something. oh...i'll put it back on the shelf... new from mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. start the relief

the government shutdown so independence hall was closed and yorktown battlefield was closed so all of this ended up flavoring the story and the book kind of became to books, maybe three if you count the fact that i use lafayette as a personification of the french alliance in general. it sort of, just expanded its waistline, you know. it was going to be one of those this happened to him, this happened to him then he died. >> a lot of your writing. >> very much a quaker who distracted me. >> a lot of your writing is dependent on your personality. you like going places you like telling us about the people you meet. >> yes, wes led me to one of those places, valley forge. >> yes, yes i didn't tell you one of the inside stories. >> that's true, i recommend the cucumbers for lunch. >> what i want to do, just going back a little bit. >> cm doing it to you. you have these questions you want answered and i just keep interrupting you. >> yes, your terrible of interviewing me. >> i'm just distracting you. >> i want to take you back, i want to imagine sarah vowell at school and her relationship t

hero from france who came over in 1777 as a 19-year-old, and was with washington's army through yorktown and monroe invited the elderly lafayette on the eve of 50th anniversary of the revolution to come back to america as the nation's guest and it was quite a to do. he -- well you remember what a big deal it was in philadelphia. [laughter] you know when he arrived in new york what harbor, 80 something thousand new yorkers were there and of new york was 123,000. so he has that on the pope. [laughter] most of the book is about his time in the war and a little bit about that return i from. but this is i guess you could call it a tan jengt nowadays lafayette is a place, not a person. lafayette is a boulevard in phoenix, a pennsylvania college, and a bridge across the mississippi in st. paul. it's the alabama birthplace of boxer joe lewis, and three different towns in wisconsin for the fayette county chicken ranch known as the her house. lafayette, indiana were founders of both c-span and guns and roses were born. when i bunched into an old neighbor while visiting my montana hometown she aske

but the places like the hudson valley, yorktown, down to 35. this is what you're waking up to tomorrow morning. temperatures near or even below freezing in some spots like poughkeepsie and monticello. you need the lighter jacket today. tomorrow morning the heavier jacket, especially as kids head out to the bus stop in the hudson valley. massapequa. look at today. we'll tell you where the best places are coming up. >>> and a woman was killed while crossing the street. >> and another crash happened involving a fire truck. dutes is here with more. >> reporter: that elderly woman was a block away from her apartment when she was struck and killed where i'm standing. 88-year-old louisa was hit by a cab. the cab driver did stay on the scene and right now that accident is still under investigation. but a few years before that was when a fire truck hit him near 15th place and irving. the man was trying to cross the street even though the signal said don't walk. he was taken to bellevue and treated for a leg injury. >> that's really sad but also -- when

revolutionary war hero from in 1777 ascame over a 19-year-old and was with washington's army through yorktown in 1824, president monroe invited the elderly lafayette on the eve of the 50th anniversary of theati revolution to come back to america as the nations guest and it was quite a to do.delp you remember what a big deal ite was in philadelphia. when he arrived in new york harbor, 80000 new yorkers were there to meet his ship and the population was 123,000 so he has bat on the pope. [laughter] most of the book is about his time in the war and a little bit about that return trip, but this is, i guess you could call it as tangent. >> nowadays lafayette is a place, not a person. lafayette is a boulevard in phoenix, a pennsylvania college and a bridge across the mississippi in st. paul. it's the alabama birth place of boxer joe lewis and three different towns in wisconsin. if so it is also fayette county which the chicken ranch, better known as the best little for houston texas put on the map. it is without questionye lafayette, indiana where the founders of both cspan and guns and roses were

buys this he is an aid to his adoptive father at the siege of yorktown. cornwallis has surrendered. campts sick and dies from fever. that could have been any number of things. probably did. or typhoid. -- probably diphtheria or typhoid. he passes the property to his son, george washington parke honor of hisin grandfather. he builds this house over 16 years. andid not go to the bank say i need 400 grand and will pay it off in a mortgage. you did not do that. you bought materials and you did things as you went along. it took 16 years to complete. i just want to point out this grave. this is the grave of horatio right. he will be in the second half of this program when i talk about who is buried in arlington. he got as close to the front door of that mention as anybody. there was a contest among civil war generals to get as close to the front of this house as possible and i will explain why that was crucial for them to try to do that. this is a big place. it's a park ranger standing right there. those columns are about 30 feet tall and the house is 142 feet from and to end. he has four