hatfield and his family fought for the south.him. >> reporter: between 1865 and 1868 dozens of members of both families were murdered. he showed us various places where the families spilled blood. >> this is where there was a trial over a hog that really began all the hard feelings and all the gunfire. >> reporter: january 1st, 1888. a half dozen hatfields walked six miles from west virginia to kentucky. >> they all get drunk on new year's eve and get a wild idea let's go over and kill all the mccoys and our problem will be solved. >> reporter: this climactic battle came to live in a mini series earlier this year starring kevin costner. the hatfields starting an open fire on the mccoys inside their cabin. >> this is middle of the night, killing women. randall escaped but others were killed. >> it was a turning point in the feud. within 20 days the hatfields were under arrest and trials followed shortly thereafter. 23 years of this conflict and almost like a light switch it's over. >> reporter: for 125 years the most famous family

the hatfields and the mccoys.ntucky hills bob scott's family has owned this land, palm ost almo50 ast 5cres0 ac, sires,nce sin1902ce 1.902. it was a stage for a bloody chapter in american history that's also part of his family history, the hatfield/mccoy feud. >> my mother's maiden name was hatfield. >> and this is mccoy property. >> randall mccoy, patriarch of the kentucky clan once lived here and his well still sits here's on scott's land. his once enemy was hatfield, leader of the clan. this spot is where they finally ended a generation of fussin', fightin', and killing. sparked by a murder right after the civil war. >> mccoy's brother was a northern soldier. he comes back from the war. hatfield and his family fought for the south. word got out they were out to get him and they eventually went out and get him. >> reporter: between 1865 and 1868 dozens of members of both families were murdered. shophe wed showus ved uars various places where the families spilled blood. >> this is where there was a trial over a h

today's launch made history with astronaut chris hatfield becoming the first canadian to command the space station. the three men aboard the soyuz rocket are scheduled to reach the space station on friday. >>> a remarkable scene off the west australian coast. local beaches head-to be closed as more than a -- had to be closed as more than a dozen tiger sharks circled meeters from shore. the frenzy attracted curious onlookers. witnesses saw up to 16 tiger sharks feeding off of a dolphin carcass. the sharks range in size from about one to three meters. nice. >> the library of congress added 25 new titles to the national film registry. among the new additions, a christmas story, the matrix, breakfast at tiffany's, dirty harry and animate any anatomy of a murder. >> best picture going my way with bing crosby, it was actually really good film and especially with what's happened this week, it was so refreshing. >> i'm going to have to check it out. going my way. you have to put on your 1944 film filter and go, this is an old film but nevertheless, it was pretty sweet. >> all right. i'll hav

. >> hello, hatfield. >> reporter: taking his case for higher taxes on the wealthy to pennsylvania today. >> i don't think it is acceptable to you for just a handful of republicans in congress to hold middle class tax cuts hostage simply because they don't want tax rates on upper income folks to go up. >> reporter: speaking at a factory, mr. obama argued that if congress can't get a deal, taxes will rise about $2,000 average for a family. of coal you get for christmas, that is a scrooje christmas. >> let's not kid ourselves. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner balked. >> increasing tax rates draws money away from the economy that needs to be invested in the economy to put people back to work. it is the wrong approach. >> reporter: bolder by his re-election, and criticized for being soft on republicans in the past, he drew a hard line, including $1.6 trillion in revenues, $600 billion in additional spending cuts, about half in medicare, and at least $50 billion infrastructure spending. >> we don't want to increase tax rates, we're not going to increase tax rates. and we want to do som

today's launch made history with chris hatfield becoming the first canadian to command the international space station. the three men aboard the soyuz rocket will reach the space station on friday. >> cool. >> times have changed. >>> i walk out this morning, there's frost on my car window. >> i'm excited to hear that. it's legit! a firsthand account there. it is frosty and cold outside and we have freeze advisories mainly in the north bay. frost advisories and freeze warnings around the area. cold start. we are seeing 20s, 30s and a few very low 50s. by this afternoon, it's going to be another cool sunny day on tap. simple floor yesterday 50s and low to mid-50s. that's about as high as we get all across the bay area. right now you will see temperatures they are below freezing in some spots. concord, livermore, 31 degrees there. we are seeing 20-degree readings in the north bay 28 in napa and 29 in santa rosa. san francisco and oakland at 42 and 43 degrees. we have this area of high pressure it is sitting over the bay area right now. it's a weak high so it's bringing us some cold temperat

it my understanding is that it was senator mark hatfield of oregon is idea. getting to face california the way. the biggest factor was the fact that now so many more people can view it. now you just, just of a 2 million people there for obama's inauguration four years ago, by far the biggest. its skin -- they can give out all the like. one letter and 40-150000 tickets and the rest of the people to show up and stand there. when they used to be on the side there weren't more than about 20,000 people who could you the actual ceremony. more could be present for the parade and oftentimes there were more than a million people for the parade, but not the ceremony itself. >> are all the pictures you showed on the slides in your book? >> not quite, but many of them yes. i have many pictures in my book that are not part of the slide show. there were some here that are not in the book. if you take a look at the book you will see. there are more than 50 pictures about. >> they say it costs a lot. i don't have an exact figure, but i would hope it would it would be somewha

i came here in 1976 as an intern for senator hatfield. i was assigned to the tax reform act of 1976. in those days there was no camera on this floor and there was no e-mail. so essentially the only way the senator had to monitor a bill was that he or she would meet with a staff member outside of these doors over here where the elevators are. and so i would sit up in the staff gallery up there and monitor the debate on the tax reform act and i would rush down with each vote, meet senator hatfield coming out of the elevators, brief him on the details of the amendment -- there were sometimes a couple layers of motions -- and i would proceed to say here's what the folks are thinking about back home, how many folks are thinking about this issue. he would come here to vote. and i would rush back upstairs to see how he voted, how everyone else voted, how it came out and started making notes on the next debate. these amendments were relevant to the issue. they had to do with different aspects of the tax code. was it an expansion of employ stock o

. >> the president taped his address yesterday during a visit to a toy factory in hatfield, pennsylvania. he said allowing taxes to rise for the middle-class would amount to a lump of coal for americans at christmas time. >>> mexican president-elect enrique pena nieto took office today talking about the challenges that face his nation. >> we are a nation that is going at two different speeds one that is progress and development, but there is another mexico, that lives in the abandonment and poverty. >> president nieto says the inauguration marked the return of the institutional revolutionary party after 12 years out of presidential mansion. at least four demonstrators and four police officers were injured. 65 people were arrested. those opposed to mr. nieto says he used handout and giveaways to sway voters. . >>> authorities say a linebacker for the kansas city chiefs killed his girlfriend and turned the gun on himself in front of his coach and manager. police arrived at practice facility when he saw jovan belcher with a gun to his head. >> he heard that they had been arguing in the past

and i didn't -- i didn't succeed outside my state, i did get an internship with senator hatfield which changed the course of my life. but when i was elected to the u.s. senate, senator hatfield asked me to bring colleagues to his -- greetings to his colleagues who served with him, particularly senator inouye because senator hatfield had chaired appropriations and senator inouye was chairing appropriations. and that was a tremendous introduction because it led to one of my first conversations when i came to the u.s. senate was with senator dan inouye. he showed me his spectacular view down the mall looking towards the washington monument and said, any time you want to come and use the balcony, you should -- you should come and use it. it's one of the best places in washington. and shared the -- the joy he took in just the beauty of -- of that space. and we shared stories about the old days, the days when senator hatfield and senator inouye worked together on appropriations. and we also had a chance to talk about some of the -- the challenges that have occurred in the committee in recent

>> when president obama came to hatfield, pennsylvania which is a few miles down the street about a week ago he was covered by all of the press as it should be. the rooep i am on your show is we tried to have a similar event showing how it would not be effective. there was almost no one attending. they have nothing except the press outlets. the story you are telling small business doesn't have representation is a story that needs to be heard by the american people. we cannot compete. in our goen governmeown governm the biggest obstacles to success. >> you say it's not a financial issue but a moral issue. explain how it is a moral issue. >> i had the good fortune of living overseas i have seen how other people live. one of the best things about living overseas is you get to crÈche yat what america is america is a sunique place. america is a unique government. our government is the only one in the history of man. it was forged to protect the citizen as rights and citizen's pursuit of happiness. the government is perfect. the government was the citizen. it is no longer the citizen. now the

in hatfield, pennsylvania, the president was demonizing republicans -- shocker.hile, house speaker john boehner seems willing to negotiate, as long as it's in good faith. >> it's not acceptable to me and i don't think it's accept to believe you for a handful of republicans in congress to hold middle class tax cuts hostage because they don't want tax rates on upper income folks to go up. >> let's not kid ourselves. i'm willing to move forward in good faith. our original framework still stands. >> andrea: the republican leader mitch mcconnell said he burst in laughter when tim geithner outlined the president's plan. what's next? rush limbaugh and charles krauthammer want republicans to walk away and let obama own the mess. >> the best thing to do is back out of this and let obama and democrats have it and do what you want to do. that will happen anyway. i don't know about you, i don't want my fingerprints on this. >> this is almost unheard of. what do they expect? they think the republicans will cave on everything. i think republicans should walk away. >> eric: so

, you have reminded me, senator, it is about getting things done and right now washington is the hatfields mccoys and never the two decide to meet. they don't meet. so, are you worried that environment makes things so dicey that no deal is done and if it is done, it it is a bad d. >>guest: i am worried. the so-called fiscal cliff was put in law because it was stuff that would be so unacceptable congress would never let it happen, enormous tax increases, grotesque cuts in spending but here we, it is in the law. congress does nothing which congress is good at doing and go over the cliff and some want to see that happen because then the crisis will generate the kind of bipartisan agreement we need but that is irresponsible. >>neil: it is looking more likely. then who picks up the pieces? >>guest: the country suffers. i don't think anyone gains politically. you know that almost everyone here in both parties will tell you if you talk to them privately, this ends with entitlement reform. not cutting programs like medicare but slowing down the growth in the programs because they are the big drive

so, i'm hopeful, but i'm going to need folks like you and the people here in hatfield and here in pennsylvaniand all across the country to get this done. and a lot is riding on this debate. this is too important to our economy, it's too important for our families to not get it done. and it's not -- it's not acceptable to me, and i don't think it's acceptable to you, for just a handful of republicans in congress to hold middle class tax cuts hostage simply because they don't want tax rates on upper-income folks to go up. all right? that doesn't make sense. [applause] if your voices are heard, then we can help businesses like this one. we're going to sell a whole bunch. let's -- [applause] let's give families all across america the kind of security and certainty that they deserve during the holiday season. let's keep our economy on the right track. let's stand up for the american belief that each of us have our own dreams and aspirations, but we're also in this together. and we can work together in a responsible way. that we're one people. and we're one nation. that's what this country is about.

chris hatfield's joule in the night.o bright giuliani in the night. ♪ there in my window below. >> harris: the can a naddian astronaut recorded the song with a guitar that's been on the station for years. >> with all of our cities aglow. ♪ usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. olaf gets great rewards for his small business! pizza! [ garth ] olaf's small busins earns 2% cash back on every purchase, ery day! helium delivery. put it on my spark card! [ pop! ] [ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve great rewards! awesome!!! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? >> harris: what disoo zombies, jet packs and santas al

. >> warner: the president chose a seasonal setting, a toy factory in hatfield, pennsylvania, and holiday imagery to press again for extending tax cuts for the middle class. >> if congress does nothing, every family in america will see their income taxes automatically go up on january 1. i mean, i... i'm assuming that doesn't sound too good to you. >> no. >> that's sort of like the lump of coal you get for christmas. that's a scrooge christmas. >> warner: in washington, republicans portrayed the road trip as so much humbug, at a time, they said, when negotiations are going nowhere. >> there's a stalemate. let's not kid ourselves. >> warner: house speaker john boehner said republicans remain willing to raise revenues, but not by raising tax rates. and he charged the white house isn't negotiating in good faith. >> the day after the election, i said the republican majority would accept new revenue as part of a balanced approach that includes real spending cuts and reforms. now, the white house took three weeks to respond with any kind of a proposal, and much to my disappointment, it wasn't a

decides the best defense is a good offense and why amazon and netflix are suddenly feuding like the hatfields and mccoys. >> hello, everybody. on the fourth last trading day of this year, it is worth looking at the tally year-to-date. the dow has gained about 7%. the s & p is up about 13%. the best still could be to come as since 1928, the s & p averaged its greatest gains in the last few days of the month. of course we now have to deal with the fiscal cliff. also, the nasdaq is the percentage winner with a gain of 15% this year. which, by the way, is exactly the same as australia's asx. >> two minutes into the show, already an australia reference. shameless. >> shameless. >>> all right. could be a humbug christmas for retailers this year. the market today saying that things look a little more naughty than nice for many of the names. i want to look at the wall behind me because these are a bunch of red names, right? the bottom performers in the s & p 500 today, most of them are retail. look at that. coach, the single worst performer in the s & p 500 today. you've got ralph lauren, amazon, abe

. >> maybe zucker berks goes a it, like the hatfields and mccoys. >> maybe we'll have more human decencyht, jane, thank you. >> you got it. >> jane wells. >>> let's move to the next trade. the markets may be hanging off the fiscal cliff, causing investors to take cover until caller waters prepail. we want to know which stock you are betting on for high risk high reward in 2013. let's be clear, this is money that you're willing to lose. this is a lottery ticket play. this is, if you have to take a flyer on any stock in 2013, what would it be and we asked our traders, so, doc jay? >> scientific games. sgms. if mobile gaming, if you start walking around with one of these and you can play all manner of gaming, video poker, slot machine, all that sort of thing, these guys make that kind of technology work. that's why i like sgms. it was north of $40 five years ago. it's cheaper than going to see "les mis" though anthony's daughter is in it. >> correct. i've seen it three times. >> gets better each time, right? >> better each time and i caught the seconds she's in it. go amelia. >> steve weiss

so why shouldn't we extend the campaign, go back out there to pennsylvania, hatfield, pennsylvania, maken front of individuals and get people to start tweeting us is what they are saying. >> that tweeting -- the tweets aren't exactly positive. they have that hash tag what is it. >> i don't know what the hash tag is. >> do you want your president out there giving speeches or do you want your president leading? do you want your president actually trying to negotiate how about some leadership. >> people looking are actually looking at the information that the president has pitched and 53% are tweeting that they are not happy with it 53% of the tweets were negative. >> meanwhile, which always happens in the second term. you have some shakeups in the cabinet. some secretaries of last. rarely do they last one term to the next. certainly other members to the cabinet get moved in and out. treasury secretary and so forth. the president seems to be closer to naming the new secretary of state among other cabinet members. >> sure looks like susan rice remains his topic though. many feel it could be

he spoke at a manufacturing facility in hatfield, pennsylvania, for about 25 minutes. >> thank you! [cheers and applause] >> well, good morning, everybody. everybody, please have a seat, have a seat. relax for a second. it is good to see all of you. hello, hatfield! it is good to be back in pennsylvania and it is good to be right here at connects. i want to thank michael airington and the inventor of connects, joel glickman, for hosting me today. where'd they go? stand up so everybody can see you guys. there you go! i just noticed, we got a couple of outstanding members of congress here. chaka pata, and allison schwartz. i just finished getting a tour of the connects workshop. i have to say, it makes me wish that joel had invented this stuff a little sooner when i was a kid. back then, you couldn't really build a rollercoaster out of your erector set. i also got a chance to meet some of the folks who have been working around the clock to keep up with the christmas rush and that's a good thing. these guys are santa's extra elfs here. they manufacture almost 3,000 connects pieces ever

art hatfield was on earlier. the stock at this point is up by about 1%.r guest hosts. squawk will be right back. power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did you really? from the plane? yeah, i can manage my policy, get roadside assistance, pretty much access geico 24/7. sounds a little too good to be true sir. i'll believe that when pigs fly. ok, did she seriously just say that? geico. just click away with our free mobile app. nespresso. where i never have to compromise on anything. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect coffee. where every cappuccino and latte is only made with fresh milk. and where the staff is exceptionally friendly. ♪ nespresso. whatse? i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in time for christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. ship fedex express by december 22nd for christmas delivery. >>> let's get back to our guest hosts. we don't h

(laughter) kevin costner, hatfields and mccoys.y come back, sure luck masterpiece woody harrelson, and games change clive owen hemingway and elmore best television series drama breaking bad amc, boardwalk empire hbo, downtown abbey's season to pbs, a homeland showtime, the newsroom hbo best performers by an actress in a supporting role in a motion picture and the adams the master? sally field lincoln, and have a way to claim as a prime, not helen hunt as sessions, and nicole kidman the paperboy best performance by an actress and a motion picture comedy or musical family blunt semi-official and and the m do the dance jennifer lawrence, up silver linings playbook maggie smith court said, meryl streep hope springs best motion picture comedy or musical best exotic marigold hotel, up lemmas the ride that's correct pronunciation (laughter) moonrise kingdom, salmon fishing in the men, of silver linings playbook, that's my boy. >> best performance by an actress in a miniseries or motion picture made for television nicole kidman, and heming

i'm here on the factory floor of a business in hatfield, pennsylvania, where folks are working around the clock making toys to keep up with the christmas rush. and i came here because, back in washington, the clock is ticking on some important decisions that will have a real impact on our businesses - and on families like yours. the most pressing decision has to do with your taxes. see, at the end of the year, middle-class tax cuts are set to expire. and there are two things that can happen. first, if congress does nothing, every family will see their income taxes automatically go up at the beginning of next year. a typical middle class family of four will see their income taxes rise by $2,200. we can't let that happen. our families can't afford it, and neither can our economy. the second option is better. right now, congress can pass a law that would prevent a tax hike on the first $250,000 of everybody's income. everybody. that means that 98% of americans and 97% of small businesses wouldn't see their income taxes go up at all. and even the wealthiest americans would get a tax cut o

kevin costner, "hatfields and mccoys," benedict cumberbatch, "sherlo "sherlock: masterpiece," woody haralsones drama, "breaking bad amc," boardwalk empire," hbo, "downtown abbey season two," pbs, "homeland," showtime, "the newsroom," hbo. best performance by an actress in a supporting role in a motion picture. amy adams, "the master," sally field, "lincoln," anne hathaway, "les miserables," helen hunt, "the sessions," nicole kidman, "the paper boy." best performance by an actress in a motion picture comedy or musical, emily blunt "salmon fishing in the yemen," judi dench "the best exotic marigold hotel," jennifer lawrence, "silver linings playbook," maggie smith, "quartet," meryl streep, "hope springs." best motion picture comedy or musical. "the best exotic marigold hotel," "les miserables" -- that's the correct pronunciation -- "moonrise king c king.com," "salmon fishing in the yemen" and "silver linings play book." that's my boy. >> best performance by an actress in a miniseries or motion picture made for television. nicole kidman, "hemingway and gelhorn," jessica lange, "american horror

in their words, this is our hatfield, looking more likely the cliff is pushed to early '13. economic and freight activity gets quite challenging under most scenarios. >> this is right now at the crux of what's happening away from the fiscal cliff. fedex, it's right at the heart of it. if you think china's turning, and asia's turning, you don't want to sell fedex. what they really did is expand greatly there. if you think there's real no turn, you've got to sell fedex. this is a fulcrum name, obviously not great, but next year, can 2013 be better. then why sell it now, if 2013's going to be better. it's really difficult to figure out what to do with the stock. >> like the defense sector in yesterday's session, the philadelphia defense index hitting record highs in the face of possible sequestration. it just seems like the market overall is discounting the notion we could go over the cliff. and in particular some of the sectors that could potentially be hit hardest are maintaining to hold on and gain more traction on top of big gains already this year, housing, defense, just t

we've got -- i've got the hatfields, and the mccoys here. i've got hannity and holmes. the 25% that is not -- for you, listen, rise above -- no, for joe, rise above is the obama administration needs to rise above. for you, it's the house and boehner need to rise above. for me, it's everybody needs to rise. it's not a partisan thing. it's a let's do this. >> what about marc andreessen? let's not rise above anything. >> he's like one of the only people. we've got all this -- >> okay. >> we gave you one. >> there's a sink below caucus. >> here it is. you want me to tie my tie like you? >> put it on your tie. it's like a rorschach. it can mean anything to you. we just want to get this done. >> my styist would not be happy with this look. >> your stylist has got a lot of work to do. that's not your problem right there. oil prices are hanging around $86 a barrel while gold prices are tumbling following the fed delayed decision to push ahead with another round of stimulus measures. guy wolf, let's look at the trading block here. different markets and see. guy wolf is macro str

now, i first came to this room when i was 19, when i was an intern for sara hatfield and i sat up in the staff gallery and covered the tax reform act of 1976, and i watched this body raise up amendment after amendment, debate it, decide it on a simple majority basis and proceed to enact tax reform. well, in the 1900-1970's, there was an average of one silent filibuster per year, one. just one. and under the rules, this type of objection consumes a week because once the objection is made to unanimous consent to hold a majority vote, then a petition must be filed. a petition by the majority that wants to proceed. so they go and get 16 signatures. that takes a little bit of time. and then once that petition has been filed -- that's called a motion, a motion -- a cloture motion to close debate, then it takes two days to get to a vote. the vote has to happen the day after an intervening day. so two days are gone. and then if 60 members say yes, we want to close debate, then you have to have 30 hours of debate time before you can actually get to a final vote. so the whole week is taken up