senator hatfield, mr. chief justice, mr.resident, vice president bush, vice president mondale, senator baker, speaker o'neill,, reverend numeral, and my fellow citizens,, to a few of us here today, this is a solomon momentousand most occasion. the orderly transfer of authority as called for in the constitution, routinely takes lace as it has for almost two -- few of usd u.s. stop to think how unique we really are here it in the eyes of many in the world, this every for your ceremony is nothing less than a miracle. our fellownt, i want citizens to know how much it did to carry on this tradition. by your gracious cooperation in the transition process, you have shown a watching world that we to a united people, fled maintaining a political system which guarantees individual liberty to a greater degree than any other. i thank you and your people for all your help in maintaining the continuity, which is the bulwark of our republic. the business of our nation goes forward. these united states are confronted with an economic afflic

senator hatfield, mr. chief justice, mr.resident, vice president bush, vice president mondale, senator baker, speaker o'neill, reverend moomaw, and my fellow citizens, to a few of us here today this is a solemn and most momentous occasion, and yet in the history of our nation it is a commonplace occurrence. the orderly transfer of authority as called for in the constitution routinely takes place, as it has for almost two centuries, and few of us stop to think how unique we really are. in the eyes of many in the world, this every four-year ceremony we accept as normal is nothing less than a miracle. mr. president, i want our fellow citizens to know how much you did to carry on this tradition. by your gracious cooperation in the transition process, you have shown a watching world that we are a united people pledged to maintaining a political system which guarantees individual liberty to a greater degree than any other, and i thank you and your people for all your help in maintaining the continuity which is the bulwark of our r

you compare it to the hatfield and mccoy's. how old are the hatfield mccoy's when they were married? >> they were quite young as well. maybe not quite as young. >> no, they were 18, 19. that is what is different about this case? she is 13. >> it is true juliet was a tender years, but i think that shows -- >> that's eighth-grade. [laughter] an eighth grader. >> keep in mind, the plaintiffs were trying to marry her off to paris. they wanted to do that to get her instant celebrity because he was a kinsman of the prince. history is replete with examples of that kind of celebrity now -- not working out for young women. drew barrymore and lindsay lohan and miley cyrus invented twerking. i really hope i don't have to define that term for you. [laughter] >> thank you. >> if it pleases the court, i'm sure opposing counsel would do a demonstration. [laughter] >> it is my understanding that friar lawrence really wanted to get a reality show out of all of this. doesn't the record reflect that is what his motive was? >> he is in negotiation

the "action news" cam was at the wal-mart super center in hatfield. the site of the company's training academy in pennsylvania. it officially opened today. the academy offers hands on for training and supervisors and today had the graduation of the very first class. they plan to open up 200 such training centers nationwide by the end of the year. >>> find out why bank of america is being sued for a half being dollars. >>> and when ford is planning to bring back the bronco. >>> bank of america has a bill to pay for the federal government. it allegedly owes a half billion dollars to the agency that insures customers deposits for bank failure that they underreported a bank risk years ago. and it allowed them to pay less money to the insurance fund. and they disagree and say they were in compliance the entire time. >>> the ford bronco is making a come back and making another version of the vehicle in 2020. it was last made in 2006 ford has not said what the new version will look like but will be closer in size to the broncos of the 50s and 60s and 70s. an

my understanding it was senator mark hatfield of oregon's idea. ronald reagan thought it was great idea he would be getting to face california that way. he liked that idea. but the biggest factor was the fact that now so many more people can view it. now you just -- with over 1.8 million people the for obama's inauguration four years ago. by far the biggest. they can give out -- about 1 0,000, 150,000 ticket and the rest of the people just show and stand there. but when it was the east site, usually weren't more than 20,000 people who could view the actual ceremony, a lot more could be present for the parade. and often times there were more than a million people for the parade but not for the ceremony itself. >> are all the pictures thawow showed on the slides, are those pictures in your book? >> not quite all of them but many of them, yes if have many mick tours in any become that are not part of the slide show. some here that are not in the become. but if you take a look at the book, you'll see -- there's more than 50 pictures in the book. >> ab

but also this issue, which for six years we have been going at it like the hatfields and mccoys until almost we forgotten who killed who in the first place and we don't know -- we're not clear what we're fighting about. so it would take a bedside manner such as you have to lower the temperature, as senator kane suggested. he and 12 democrats wrote a letter suggesting they were willing to work with republicans as we go forward. i think it will take a little while to lower that temperature just because we have spent six years as hatfields and mccoys, but i'm committed to trying. that's the way e we usually work in the committee. and i'd like to get away from the testiness of last night and. today and back toward the way we have learned to work. a couple other things. i hope those watchesing are reassured. what i heard from you, i believe i'm correct about this, is while we intend to repair the damage of obamacare and that would mean repealing parts of it, major parts of it, that that won't become effective until there are concrete alternatives in place to give americans access to health

but just up the road, the hatfield plant went through a similar $800 million conversion -- and was stillt down because it cost too much to run. ami: when somebody says i'm going to reopen the mines, i'm going to bring back the steel mills, i mean, that's exactly what was said and that, i think, gave a lot of false hope. blair: i love these guys. i worked with them. i know their struggles with work, with their families. i lived the same thing myself. but a lot of these guys aren't going to get called back to the coal industry and i feel bad for them, but it's just a fact of life. lisa: both told us for every affects four other people. also downÉs, shops because there was not the economy to support it. we did reach out to the trump team to ask about their cold plan, and they never got back to us. sharyl: thanks, lisa. when we come back, president obama exits the white house this week. some say his exit strategy is a sc sharyl: on the eve of this great nation's peaceful transition of power, there are challenges on a wide range of fronts. a flurry of last-minute actions by the obama administ

but also, this issue, which for six years, we've been going at it like the hatfields and mccoys in west virginia in almost we've forgotten who killed who in the first place. and we don't know, you know -- we're not absolutely clear what we're fighting about. so it would take a bedside manner such as you have to lower the temperature, as senator kaine suggested. he and 12 democrats, he was among 12 democrats who wrote a letter suggesting that they were willing to work with republicans, as we go forward. i think it will take a little while to lower that temperature, just a because we spent six years as hatfields and mccoys, but i'm committed to trying. that's the way we usually work in the committee on very contentious issues, skilled like to get away from the testiness of last night and today and back toward the way we've learned to work. a couple of other things, i hope those watching are reassured by what they heard from you. what i heard from you, i believe i'm correct about this, is that while we intend to repair the damage of obamacare and that would eventually mean repealing parts

but also this issue, which for six years w we've been going att like the hatfields and the mccoys in west virginia until almost we are forgot who killed who in the first place and we don't know, you know, we are not absolutely clear what we are fighting about. it would take a bedside manner such as you have tw to lower the temperature at senator mccain suggested. he and 12, he was among 12 democrats who wrote a letter suggesting they were willing to work with republicans as we go forward. i think it will take a little while to lower the temperature just because we spent six years as hatfields and mccoys, but i'm committed to try. that's the way we usually work. i would like to get away from the testing us up last night and today and back toward the way we have learned to work. a couple of other things. i hope those watching are reassured by what they heard from you. what i heard from you, i believe i am correct about this, is that while we intend to repair the damage of obamacare, and i would eventually mean repealing parts of it, major parts of it, that that will not become effectiv

but also, this issue which for six years, we've been going at it like the hatfield and mccoy's of west virginia until almost we forgot who killed whoe do not know -- we are not absolutely clear what we are fighting about. it would take a bedside manner such as you have to lower the temperature as a senator kane suggested, he and 12 democrats, he was among 12 democrats who wrote a letter suggesting they were willing to work with republicans as we go forward. i think it will take a little while to lower that temperature just because we spent six years as hatfield and mccoy's, but i am committed to trying in the way we will work in the committee on very contentious issues. i would like to get away from the testing as of last night and today and back toward the way we have learned to work. a couple other things. i hope those watching are reassured by what they heard from you. what i heard from you, i believe i am correct about this, is that while we intend to repair the damage of obamacare, and that would eventually mean repealing parts of it, major parts of it, that it will not become eff

completely dry for hatfield. rain i'm watching and tracking is to southwest..c., looks like we'll get daytime showers. just light showers around lunchtime. that's line of showers there. going to fall apart as it moves north. just enough shower activity to provide some scattered light showers around lunchtime. there's a chance of a shower at 9:00. mostly cloudy and cloudy skies through the day. temperatures through the 40s for d.c. that's today. watching rain go through. only light rainfall will move through area today. this weekend there's a storm moving out the west coast and that's got a long way to go. starts moving in on sunday. race across and that's going to see heavy rain strong gusty winds issued a first alert for the entire area. sunday afternoon. the rain will start in the morning. during the afternoon on sunday will be heavy at times. strong gusty winds developing especially sunday night and monday. that could lead to changes. clouds will be here in the morning. showers develop in the afternoon. light rainfall and 46 degrees. winds light today too.

end here on the hatfield township. might be detoured around the scene there. keep checking in as soon as rush hour gets underway, check in on slow spots. >> jessica, thanks. >>> check with meteorologist bill henley to talk about warm early temperatures this morning and warmer temperatures to come. >> good shape this morning. temperatures in the 40s. much warmer than yesterday. most of the roads -- last there. offshore now. beach avenue is still damp and still well above freezing this morning. in fact, closer to 50 degrees at the shore right now. new jersey is 43 degrees and 40 for philadelphia and delaware. still some chillier neighbors in the lehigh valley and the suburbs. so if you see a little sheen on the roadway, treat it as ice. the temperatures are above freezing and that will continue through the day today. any ice will be disappearing. just getting a few reports of ice on the roadways. won't find it in the city however. look at the numbers. 40 in andorra. 43 at penns. somerton the school spot. philadelphia airport at 44. chilly morning at the bus stop

class of workers, complete with caps, gowns and streamers, the training center is located in the hatfield montgomery county super center. it has classes that help with leadership and sales skills as well as preparing them for roles as supervisors, now a look at wall street. a mixed bag, the dow is down 30 and change. 30 points rather at 19.855, and up 20, also up. >>> the wells far go says their software is called a game changer, they can remove their money without using a card instead log on to the wells fargo happen and get a special access code and then use the code to start a transition, wells fargo is the first to convert all of its 16,000 atm's to include the card option, you can still use your card but it's an alternative. >> may cut down on some fraud. >>> lets head to adam joseph and see how the freezing rain debut is coming adam. >> it's late this evening. 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 especially to the north and west of the pennsylvania turnpike if you are around philadelphia. no threat for freezing rain, sky 6 hd over the commodore barry bridge despite sunshine and clouds took over today

. >> reporter: daniel hatfield said these cloners are up to no good. >> maybe it's a money scam. maybe they're trying to get them to send you money. however, others are trying to do something a little more mefarris. and -- nefarious. and that's stealing your identity. >> when they finally get around to pulling the scam of maybe asking for money, your friends and family will fall for it. >> okay. well, good to know. if your account gets closed, experts say you should chaims change your pass -- change your password, warn others and check your privacy settings to make sure only friends can view your profile. >>> every year, about 3500 babies in the united states die because of blanket or a toy blocked their flow of oxygen while they slept. now doctors say a new crib design, made of cardboard, may help lower the infant mortality rate. it's called the baby box bed, and it comes with a firm mattress, a fitted sheet, and an uncluttered environment. >> the box ain't nothing special. but there's so much, where won't get sides or get -- sides. or get hurt -- >> the cdc and corporate donors

the academy at the super center in hatfield offered hands on and classroom training for wal-mart supervisors, they celebrated with a ribbon cutting and the graduation of the very first class. they plan to open 200 such centers nationwide by the end of the year. today was the very first one. >>> the nasdaq hit a high after a choppy day for u.s. markets. investors appeared cautious with less than two weeks to go until the transition of power in washington. the s&p 500 remained unchanged. >>> a buck county company has given up cold ease, financially strapped pro base labs has sold it for 15 million there's. best known for the epi pen is taking over the business. >>> sixers players served coffee today in center city. dunkin' donuts is a new partner with the sixers. and they will play the knicks tomorrow night in south philadelphia. serving up in snacks into coming up we'll check the forecast for you. it's changing. going live over to check out the accuweather forecast here they are enjoying the slopes tonight and it looks like conditions are good, and about to get freezing rain, will it hit the

they opened their first training academy in pennsylvania inside the hatfield supercenter on route 309. the academy offers a hands-on training program for walmart supervisors in the classroom and on the sales force. 90 local associates per week will train at the center. >>> saving your local mall. >> after losing anchor stores like macy's, they're scrambling to find replacements as randy gyllenhaal shows us, they're getting creative. >> reporter: when this macy's store closes later this year, it will first impact the local employees. >> i just feel for the people. they're all their jobs. >> reporter: overtime the ripple effect spreads, less foot traffic to other shops in the mall all part of a growing national trend. big box stores undercut by amazon and online shopping. >> the growth of e-commerce has eaten into traditional bricks and mortar retail sales. >> reporter: there's also a cultural shift happening in this country. >> that sort of idea of the mall being a destination i think is diminishing somewhat in our society. >> reporter: to combat that, shopping malls are pivoting and d

hatfield township police say the lansdale woman supplied 22-year-old isabella lowry with a combinationnd the powerful drug fentanyl back in november. lowry died of an overdose later that day. parker faces up to 40 years in prison if convicted. >>> officials at the salem medical professional building is trying to figure out if any medical record were damaged in an overnight fire. flames burned through the roof of the office building on bypass road in mannington township around 4:00 a.m. the fire started on the second floor but quickly spread. investigators say they're still trying to determine if foul play was involved. >> well, zzz is often bill he would as the nonhabit forming sleep aids but now consumer reports has a warning for in it june relies on that to get to bed. rick williams live with the details. >> reporter: that's right. the group took a closer look at exactly what's on the label. here's what they found out. turns out the products carrying the exact same main ingredient also carrying warnings you want to know about. health reporter ali gorman breaks down the list and what

mark hatfield from his. that wraps up three hours of live coverage. i'm ari melbourne.nks for watching. we'll have updates throughout the evening on msnbc.

philadelphia seeing heavier snowshowers, hatfield as well.eing heavier snow bands. the good news is everything starts to clear by about 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. you can see in philadelphia snow coming down heaver as you saw on did radar. otherwise right now projected snowfall total by approximately 3ks a.m. anywhere between an inch to two inches. two inches in and around sfifl. keep that in mind. this is light fluffy snow. it's very easy to clean off the car but give yourself the extra time for the commute. >> francesca ruscio. we're seeing a major jamup. we are closed 59 cottman avenue. we're seeing major delays. it's very, very dangerous out there. allow extra time. use caution. we're seeing a lot of backup. it's jammed. no one's moving now. for you late night travel commuters, avoid i-95. we'll have another upset in the next half-hour. ey wei i'm sorry. and lifetime. but to see these young designers -- >> seth: and how old are they? >> 13 through 17. >> seth: got it. >> and they've never met anyone like them. so when they're in their hometowns th

another new one in hatfield unionville pike at township line road and yet we look at the big pictureng not a ton of accidents on your majors on the blue route, schuylkill or i-95. i-95 your normal jam at this point and the schuylkill as well. let's take a live look. here's the schuylkill at belmont. not seeing anybody slipping and slide on the schuylkill expressway. seems to be more in the suburbs and secondary roads. still below freezing in martins creek. 35 quakertown 36 in coatesville near where we had all those accidents. 42 in the city and into the 40's in south jersey as well but watch for some melting snow and slush and it is slick on some roads, matt. >> will do. thank you, karen. >>> a politician's angry outburst got him bootd from a flight out of florida. >> stand up for what's right and walk out with me. that's the only thing. >> that is former new york senator al da d'amato. passengers were asked to switch seats because of weight and balance issues. only a few complied. the flight had been delayed more than five hours. jetblue admits the airline may have overreacted. d'am

different institution from the one i first saw when i came here in 1976 as an intern to senator mark hatfield of oregon. because at that point we saw deliberation on the floor about the issues that we faced. we saw that the use of the filibuster to obstruct ordinary bills was rarely invoked. we saw bipartisan cooperation on big issues facing america. but that dialogue on the floor is largely missing. one reason i wanted to sit here and listen to my colleagues on both sides of the aisle speak today was to ponder that tradition in which people do listen to each other and ponder the opportunity to address those substantial issues that we have before us. my colleague from texas, the republican leader, noted that this election past, that the people of america spoke loud and clear about the direction they want this country to go in. well, certainly that is not the case. the majority of american citizens rejected the policies put forward by president-elect trump. the citizen election overwhelmingly by three million votes rejected those policies. and indeed had it not been for a strategy of voter sup

years ashey spent six hatfields and mccoys but i'm committed to trying. a couple of other things. while we intend to repair the damage of obamacare, it would mean repealing parts of it, major parts of it. that it won't become effective until there are practical and concrete alternatives in place to give americans access to health care. we don't want to pull the rug out from anybody. i'm sure this is a shared view. as i said, it's like having a bus ticket and a town with no buses. it ensures they are willing to sell into the market. i think it has also become clear that the timing we have talked about has yet to be resolved. had we get from where we are to where we hope to go? the way i think about it is we go to work immediately on a collapsing bridge, repair it. if the individual market to make sure people are hurt by it. there are decisions. they have to sit in a room. in my opinion, it would take several years to implement those decisions because, in many cases, it would be transferring responsibility to the state. states can accept their legislature. promptly,isions so that pe

step backe a good from the hatfields first is mccoy's. -- versus mccoy's. >> have you talk to any health analyst? anybody who has the data? market inte insurance tennessee is in for trouble collapse. in our state, premiums are up 40 to 60% this year. we have crossed the three biggest metropolitan markets. in two thirds of our counties, those who have obamacare subsidies only have one insurance company from which to buy. across the country, that is true in many other states. there is almost no one will tell you that the obamacare exchanges are not virtually collapsing in many parts of the country, unless we act by around march the first people will not be able to buy insurance with the subsidies. we do not want that to happen. i want to ask you about the devos hearing from yesterday? >> we spoke about that yesterday. >> new york governor andrew cuomo met with president-elect donald trump at the trump tower. after the meeting governor cuomo spoke with reporters. the president-elect is about to embark o

mike: is there a choice between going hatfield-mccoy's as opposed to finding places where they can workyou? >> many people in america expect us what we would do, but what democrats have been about as doing the right thing for the american people. where we can find common ground, we will meet our colleagues there, but when we disagree, we will oversee officially -- vociferously disagree. face, and i their will be in president-elect trump's faces well, letting him know when i agree or disagree. mike: thank you very much. congressman joe crowley. great to have you. john: so aggressive. fighting words. coming up, donald trump's impact on growth and the economy. , former secretary of commerce from new york in the markets, let's get a check. futures positive. s&p futures up 4-5 points. , treasury yields up to basis points. markets, president-elect trump becomes the 45th president of the united states, the stronger dollar story, the cable rate weaker. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . viewers: for our worldwide, a warm welcome, and good morning. i am jonathan ferro, alongside david westin and alix stee

, claim republicans are motivated by some desire to make america sick, and get right back to the hatfield and mccoy routine. but that won't solve the problem or move us forward. the moment calls for something more. the question now is whether we have the courage to begin binding our national wounds, whether we can find r fight about the -- fight about the things that divide us forever or can we take a moment to finally move forward as one country. one way to begin moving forward is by proceeding with confirmations without delay. especially when it comes to key national and economic security nominees. tonight we'll vote on the nomination of mike pompeo to be director of the c.i.a. he enjoys overwhelming support to be confirmed. just as we know that many other cabinet nominees commands support as well. so let's confirm them now and let's never forget how republicans work with the administration of former president obama. the way republicans worked with the administration of former president obama to confirm seven members of his cabinet the day he took office and nearly his entire cabinet wi