the hatfield was killed.mccoys was injured and the other one was unhurt. >> reporter: with all this animosity, you wouldn't think that devil's son would... the daughter. >> this is the daughter of his father's greatest enemy. he spends one day with her and then takes her home and says, dad, i want to marry this girl. >> reporter: do they get married and live happily ever after? >> that's not the way things happen in a feud. devil ant allows her to stay in the house. she becomes pregnant. but the boy doesn't marry her. she leaves. her father randall mccoy won't let her back in his house. she has to stay with her aunt betty to have the baby. >> reporter: roseanne lived only eight months. >> six months after the baby dies she marries roseanne's first cousin nancy mccoy who, coincidentally is the daughter of the first person killed in the feud. >> reporter: you've got to say that that is a pretty amazing story. >> that's the reason this story has lived. it defies... it's unbelievable that these things happened bu

lindsay hatfield. diana daniels. charles smith. oscar james. randolph james. so just press the button, state your name and you have two minutes. >> my name is lippedsy hatfield. i teach third grade and i'm here to advocate for physical education. it was a beautiful day in pacifica. i woke up to teach a spin class and managed to squeeze in some yoga. being active year-round brings me joy, balance, health and strength. habits usually don't form by chance. when i was in third grarksde i remember p.e. it was safe and inviting to play outside. my students have a different life. tv, the internet and video games are much more popular. parents are working harder jobs during odd hours to make ends meet. many live in public housing projects where they regularly hear gunshots. fast food and convenience stores are close by. to help them form healthy habits, they students need p.e. teachers also carry a heavy load and p. sembings low on the list of priorities on the list of student performance. it energizes the body and wakes up the brain. it builds confidence and self-est

it's the battle between the hatfields and mccoys.war. they fought over land rights even a stolen hog. over a dozen people killed, eight jailed and many hanged. >> the series had a stunning 14.3 million viewers. the only true mark of success reduces a casting decendent to the once mortal enemies starring in a tv show together. the story is a story of honor, justice, blood and vengeance, and a story of opponents who finally found a way to bury the hatchet and not in each other's heads. today's politicians can take heed if the hatfields and mccoys could finally find peace, i reckon the republicans and democrats could give it a go too. that's all for us tonight. ac 360 starts now.

. >> the hatfield mccoy quick stop in boon county, west virginia is directly off of route 119. a driver barely has to turn the wheel to pull in. on april 17th, 2007, store surveillance cameras record a shocking accident. general manager casery is inside the store during morning rush hour. >> people are on their way to work dropping their kids off and they come in to get their coffee and sandwiches. >> in addition to the customers there are vendors dropping off beer and soda and none of them knows that a life or death situation is seconds away. they're just walking out the front door when a speeding pickup truck comes flying off the interstate. >> i walked outside to talk to one of the vendors. at that point, we all heard a screeching sound and we all looked up and we saw the car run right through the pump and it caught on fire. >> the truck demolishes the pump. it explodes instantly. the vehicle then heads directly towards the store. >> i went left, the vendors went right and the post through the window and shot it through the store like a missile. barely missed me, barely miss

these are the hatfields and mccoys of think tanks. yet look at this. look.at's happening here. i don't know what's going on under the table but look at this. a book. how did you two, you know, you're both very well respecked observers of the political scene. how did you two start working together? >> we actually started a graduate school together at the university of michigan 45 years ago. we came to washington. we worked on the hill for a year as fellows. basically formed a partnership that we've been doing now for more than 40 years. writing and doing projects. >> jon: this is a follow-up to your previous best seller about congress and how it... again i'm pair phrasing with my political analyst socks. why do you feel like congressional dysfunction is not the typical congressional function that we have become accustomed to and accept in our daily lives? >> it's gotten much worse. it's not just the congress. it's the whole american political system. we have incentives now for a political party -- in this case the republican opposition party -- to do whatever

let me ask you, are you a hatfield or mccoy? >> what? [ laughter ] >> beard or mustache? beard. >> beard? why? >> i don't know. i just like the look. >> look at my mustache. it's more sexy. [ laughter ] >> it's thicker, and i like the beard better, though. >> yeah? >> yeah. you should get one now, man, because it's kind of creepy, you just got the mustache. >> all right. beard or mustache? >> i like the mustache. >> me too. >> yeah, i like your mustache. >> look, it's class. it's nice. it's all clean and everything. >> yeah. >> and the beard is like messy, huh? >> messy, yeah. >> when you drink cereal, you get all messy, huh? >> yeah, a little b h folusi interview with dwyane wayne. how are you doing? >> dwyane wade. >> dwyae wao >> wayne? >> wayne? e >> how do you spell it? >> w-a-d-e. >> w -- that's what i'm saying, wayne. >> you're saying wayne. >> wayne? >> yes. >> and what is it? >> it's wade. >> wayne? >> all right. beard or mustache? >> mustache or beard? >> yeah. >> both, combination. >> both why? >> combination. >> i like beard. >> that's a mustache. >> yeah. i l

second fact, i chair one of the most instrumental groups in america, the atv hatfield and mccoy train system. if it's so devastating, we have had visitors from all 50 states and almost 30 foreign countries, permit sales up, we're trying to diversify. we're trying to be a tourist area and mine coal too and we can do both. don't be duped, come down to west virginia and see what what with can do and how we do it but don't put the onus back on us that we can't keep. let me take you to some post mine land that's been redone. i had a news crew in a helicopter, they said where is the reclaimed sfland i said you've been over it for 16 minutes now. so with that, thank you for the opportunity, and let's be sensible and put america back to work, thank you very much. >> thank you for your testimony, senator kirkendaal. >> thank you members of the committee, i'm karen herbert, affiliate of the u.s. chamber of commerce, which is the nation's ladies and gentlemenest business federation. let's talk about what -- not whether coal should or should not be part of our energy mix, it is about the rule of

i chair one of the most instrumental groups in america, atv, hatfield mccoy trail system. we occupy it in the same mountains. we've had visitors from all 50 states. we want to be a tourist area and mine coal too. the way we do it, we can do both. don't take data and put it back on us where we can't compete. bring a committee down. let me take you to some post mine land that's been re-done. i had the "60 minutes" crew in an airplane and they said where is the reclaimed area. i said you've been over it for 12 minutes, but they wouldn't believe what i told them. the deer and the land is better on post mine land than before. with that, thank you for the opportunity. let's be sensible and put america back to work. thank you very much. >> thank you for your testimony. >> thank you. let's be clear what the mine discussion is not about. it's not about mountaintop mining. it's not about whether coal or should not be part of our energy mix. it is about the rule of law and whether america is a safe place for long term investment. it is about the integrity of our regulatory process. i

. >> james hatfield, the lead singer of metallica, releasing a public service announcement in hopes of solving the morgan harrington case. harrington disappeared after a metallica concert in charlottesville in 2009. three months later, police found her remains in a nearby field. investigators discovered dna from the suspected attacker is connected to a sexual assault in fairfax city in 2005. metallica is also offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> today is your chance to tell the corcoran gallery of art what you think about the possibility of it moving out of washington. the museum is holding a series of public meetings to get feedback from the community. the first meeting is tonight at 6:30 at the museum. the corcoran's board of directors recently announced it's thinking about selling its downtown building for financial reasons. >>> 4:37, 68 degrees. ahead on "news 4 today," preventing further tragedy. the changes the relatives of a woman killed by a cyclist want made to a popular bike path. >>> plus, mother nature left her mark on dallas. >>> summer's alm

. >>> time now james hatfield makes a flee to find a fan killer. >> they want to catch the person responsibleor murdering morgan harrington. if you have seen the person in the sketch or have any about the case or any others please contact your local police. >>> the virginia tech student disappeared in october of 2009 after a concert in virginia. her remains were found three months later. right now there is up to a 150,000 dollar reward to find this guy. >>> courtney cox in the news filing her own divorce papers. lake her estranged husband david arquette she is asking for joint custody of her 8-year-old daughter but made no mention of a pre-nup. she requested to drop her married name. >> now for a p roundup of all of the sports stories. matt cane making history overnight in san francisco. >> on the ground from deep, got him. that's a perfect game. >> cain becoming the first giant's picture ever to throw a perfect game. >> it is just the 22nd perfect game in major league history. was there also a no hitter on the east coast? the mets say there was. they are filing an appeal. they say this play

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it's the battle between the hatfields and mccoys. after the civil war. they fought over land rights even a stolen hog. over a dozen people killed, eight jailed and many hanged. >> you go first. certainly we can settle the feud between our families. >> the series had a stunning 14.3 million viewers. the only true mark of success reduces a casting decendent to the once mortal enemies starring in a tv show together. the story is a story of honor,

lots of companies are waking up to the fact that the hatfields and mccoys, which everyone tells me to watch, the feud is not ending any time soon. they've got to pick a side. companies feel they have to pick it. and if like johnson & johnson they're too big with a nice mix of growth and value, more and more companies are realizing they need to break up so their stocks can get the respect they deserve. so what they do for a living starts mattering. and that's why these analysts at goldman think jnj could be worth $76 on a breakup basis, 23% higher than where the stock is right now. growth managers would bid up the company's fast growing pharma business while the consumer and medical device component guys would -- it would really appeal to value. right now, jnj is just too big and too darn complicated for most people to fathom. split it up and it's easier to get your head around. i think johnson & johnson's new management should think long and hard about breaking up this company because that would be a huge win for shareholders. but there's more to this story than the possible upside fr

but i did take the time, six hours and ten minutes, straight through, to watch "the hatfields and mccoysus. >> amazing. >> and the numbers are staggering. >> i'm so glad. because it's brilliant. it's so well done. great storytelling. great acting. wonderful. >> we're going to see a ton more shows like that. >> absolutely. that's going to be the new trend. >> we've been talking about the queen and the jubilee. >> i sat there the entire day with my little union jack. tonight is the big constacert. it's outside the palace. paul mccartney, shirley bassey, elton john. they set up so the balcony where william kissed kate is where the queen can sit almost like in a v.i.p. box in her own house and watch the entire show just outside -- >> after standing on that barge all that time, the least we can do is let the lady sit down. >> i have to say, the way she stood in that rain and cold and looked joyful? >> hey. the whole -- the whole nation was celebrated. >> philip was so much help. >> the whole nation was celebrating. >> thank you. >>> up next, are you our "fan of the week"? >> probably not. fin

today's politicians can take heed if the hatfields and mccoys could finally find peace, i reckon the republicans and democrats could give it a go too. that's all for us tonight. ac 360 starts now. >>> piers, thanks. good evening, everyone, it's 10:00 tonight on the east coast. we begin tonight with breaking news. marco rubio is shelving his plan to submit the dream act in congress. his decision to shelf his dream act alternative comes on the heels of president obama's new policy. keeping them honest tonight. we're asking where mitt romney though really stands on the new policy. he has slammed the move as pandering to the latino vote. he's blasted president obama for bypassing congress where the dream act is stalled. romney bashed the president's end run around congress. even though he was asked repeatedly, he refused to say if he would repeal the order if he's elected in november. >> would you repeal this order if you became president? >> well, let's step back and look at the issue. >> what would you do about it? >> as you know, he was president for the last three and a half years, d

senate to the health care tax force and the co sponsors of the legislation are senators dole, bond, hatfield, bennett, hatch, danforth, brown, gordon, simpson, stevens, cohen. senator warner, spectser, luger. to start, i want to thank the distinguished republican leader senator dole for his vision in directing the establishment of a senate republican health care task force in 1990. think of it, over three years ago, senator dole set up this republican health care task force. his support and encouragement of our efforts have brought us here today. i'm particularly indected to him for that. >> all right, so that is pretty much every leading senate republican of the time, including bob dole, who is leterally the leader of the senate republicans at the time. you want to know what was at the core of the bill, the heart bill? it was an individual mandate. it's right there in section 1501. section 1501, requirement of coverage, effective january 1, '05, every citizen who is a lawful permanent resident of the united states should be covered by a health care program as defined in 1601. that's half of

. >> james hatfield, lead singer of metallica, released a public service announcement in hopes of solvingorgan harrington case. in 2009, harrington disappeared after a metallica concert in charlottesville, virginia. three months later, police found her remains in a nearby field. investigators discovered dna from the suspected attacker is connected to a sexual assault in fairfax city in 2005. metallica is also offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> john edwards can breathe a sigh of relief this morning. the former presidential candidate will not be tried again on the campaign finance a charges. federal prosecutors dismissed all remaining criminal charges against edwards yesterday. he had been accused of using campaign contributions to hide his pregnant mistress. the jury acquitted edwards last month on one charge but remained deadlocked on the other five. the judge declared a mistrial. >>> a campaign consultant for former maryland governor robert ehrlich will spend the next 60 days behind bars. julius henson was convicted of election fraud conspiracy last mont

>> i think the clintons and the obamas are the hatfields and mccoys of the democratic party.at war with each other for at least five years, and clearly, there's no love lost between them, and when clinton makes these comments that are clearly against the interests of the president, i think he just can't contain himself. i think his sense of grievance against the obamas is so deep and so painful that no matter how much he tries to seem to be behind this guy, he really doesn't put his heart into it. >> and, all right, keith, i want to give you equal time. you're a clinton person yourself. what do you make of the former president clinton saying today we're in a recession and we should extend the bush tax cuts? two positions that run completely counterwh can heself not is he be what's up? >> i think he misspoke when he mentioned we were in a recession. clearly he knows we're not. he's been studying the economy. he knows that. but his point overall is that barack obama has a better economic policy than what mitt romney is offering. there's no daylight between bill clinton and -- >

." >>> kevin costner's new miniseries "hatfield and mccoys" is a big hit but this week he's starring-screen feud with one of the baldwin brothers. >> stephen baldwin is suing costner over a business deal. >> this sounds very hollywood but millions of dollars at stake here. the fact that baldwin and costner are in court together and may even testify against each other has turned a rather dry civil suit into a little bit of a circus. >> reporter: it has all the makings of a celebrity spectacle, complete with lingering paparazzi -- >> going into court today? >> doing good, brother. >> confident of winning? >> feeling good. >> reporter: as stephen baldwin exited stage right, kevin costner entered stage left. just another day in hollywood. but this isn't hollywood. it's the u.s. district court in new orleans. where attorneys aren't just dancing with wolves, they're dancing with a judge and jury. with bp's deep horizon exploded and sank sending millions of gallons of oil into the gulf, kevin costner was drawn to it like baseball players to a cornfield in iowa. >> we have to find a way to g

at a fund-raiser in indianapolis he admitted he's another combatant in a battlefield full of hatfields mccoys. in some ways he is still finding himself too absorbed to see what is not working. she ends the piece by saying the white house is a very hard place to go on a vision quest with a storm brewing. joining me is brad blakeman and dick harpootlian. megyn: she has been praising president obama in the past. i want to ask you if she is onto something. it's not just president obama is a disappointment and we don't like his economics policies. she says there is a lack of vision. and compares him like the book, barack obama the story, she compares him and says he is an observer of life, one step removed saying that person prefers to float above at a reserve in a grandiose mist. >> well if i can quote the president's spiritual adviser and mentor the reverend wright that said, the chickens are coming home t to roost. they have been coming home to roost until it's so obvious they can't avoid it. they are seeing more and more people on the left being disappointed with the president. the camp

hatfields and mccoys. let's take a look. 13.8 million people were drawn to the history channel. cable hit in 14 years. how did that happen? >> we don't know. the three-part mini series starring kevin kostner. obviously it was going to be big but huge numbers. filmed in romania also stars bill paxton and kevin kostner as still got it. >> thank you so much this morning. >> thank you. >>> now here is matt. >> thanks very much. here to tell us what's up at the movies is "newsweek" and daily beast writer rammin sutuda. let's start with this one. a horror film or comedy or both? >> kind of both. a sequel to the 2010 movie. did you see the original? >> i did not. >> neither did i. what is special about this movie is it is not going to only be in theaters but is also on video on demand in 3d. >> all right. >> if you have a 3d tv set you can watch it at home. >> 3dd emphasis on the dd? >> not too much the piranhas at first. the dds. >> another movie everyone is talking about "snow white and the huntsman" do you like this one? >> i do. this is the second snow white movie of the year after

stephen hatfield. there was a settlement of near $6 million. i'm concerned about the decision to appoint two political appointees to investigate the recent matter. the attorney general decision traced the national security matter like a regular criminal investigation. the national security division at the department has been recused from involvement leaked investigations, a signal they could be involved as a source of the leak. the past failures of the just part to prosecute their own classified leaks and the tepid response to past questions about leaks. the only to get to the bomber is to appoint an independent special prosecutor. given the past failures that we have seen, i want to hear from the attorney general why he assigned this matter to two u.s. attorneys as a regular investigation. thank you. >> ok, mr. attorney general. one is most familiar with the anthrax -- senator grassley speaks about that, one of the deadly anthrax letters. i am aware of the investigation of the last administration and what happened. a whole lot ask you to defen

stephen hatfield. there was a settlement of near $6 million. i'm concerned about the decision to appoint two political appointees to investigate the recent matter. the attorney general decision traced the national security matter like a regular criminal investigation. the national security division at the department has been recused from involvement leaked investigations, a signal they could be involved as a source of the leak. the past failures of the just part to prosecute their own classified leaks and the tepid response to past questions about leaks. the only to get to the bomber is to appoint an independent special prosecutor. given the past failures that we have seen, i want to hear from the attorney general why he assigned this matter to two u.s. attorneys as a regular investigation. thank you. >> ok, mr. attorney general. one is most familiar with the anthrax -- senator grassley speaks about that, on ee of the deadly anthrax letters. i am aware of the investigation of the last administration and what happened. fendole lot ask you to dep