where we have a downed pole on the boulevard, inner drive northbound between nabisco and calmly. thablgd be -- that is correct be an issue for you. take the outer drive. i-95 naamans road an accident reported with injuries, watch yourself as you travel there. we'll take you live outside to the boulevard, if you're heading up and over the twin bridges not a problem, southbound looking good approaching 76 we're not seeing many issues there. also we have a lot of downed trees out there, one edge hill road at manor house road in the willow grove area. it could be an issue for you. >> two suspects are in custody for a robbery that ended in deadly gunfire at a texas mile. as the armed robbers fled a jewelry store a good samaritan tried to stop them, the robber shot and killed the man. a second good samaritan shot that suspect the second suspect getaway. >>> >> president trump is expected to be in philadelphia to attend the gop retreat. british prime minister teresa may will be there to speak to the gathering as they leave the union union. >>> netanyahu will meet with president trump ne

roosevelt boulevard northbound between nabisco drive and commonly drive.tely closed so a lot going on this morning, and just make sure you have patience, bring your umbrella, drive slow, leave early, jim, rahel, bag to you. >> thanks so. if you are a beer drunk drinker you may want to hear this, see era nevada brewing cuff issuing a beer recall. >> packaging could actually cause pieces of glass, yes, glass to break off into some bottles. recalling 12-ounce bottles of its pail all, as well as seven craft beers, package between january -- december 5th and january 13th, broadly code of m. sold in different state including new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware. >> movie-goers on the edge of their seats here. >> (movie clip). >> the film sheds light on very rare psychological disorder pulled in $40.2 million. and our very own ukee washington is in the film playing guess what a news anchor. >> and triple x return of is in second with 40 million, bigger, still going third, with 60 million, and lala lands and sing rounds out the top five. >> it was a pretty tough

it's a big gamble on nabisco's part. and it's so successful it becomes the prototipe for mass marketing campaigns for decades. here's what would happen. you have the pieces in play, right? they've got the character. they have a slogan "lest you forget it, excuse me, lest you forget it, we say it yet, uneeda bisskifment keenen shall" maybe not that catchy. but it's everywhere. they had a consistent character and then secondary marketing. they would go out and painted on paint on the sides of barns with the uneeda biscuit slogan. or this is a slate kids would bring to school and do math problems on and you would get this for free if you sent in their labels they would send stickpins and cufflinks to merchants to give away. so the idea is their logeoff is on all kinds of merchandising that has information to two with with crackers. they would have their salesmen visit country stores and paint signs for the businesses. this is an example on the side of a building. i took this on seventh and indiana right north of the natd ar

you don't want his twitter account going after you like he did after carrier or nabisco or ford.is the man in power for the next four years. we want an ally, a friend in the oval office. let's think about something like nafta. what we know about nafta is it increased u.s. exports. increased them. in creating higher-paying jobs in the united states, doing well for american workers but not necessarily for people who are without a college education, blue-collar workers. some of those jobs have gone away i think trump has picked up on the sentiment. those people feel forgotten. let me also add with regard to the tpp that has now gone away that's history. that is 40% of the global marketplace. 40%. what we are doing is saying china, you go ahead and make your own deals in that part of the world. the united states, we will not have access to the rising middle class, growing consumer population in that part of the world. >> let me quickly respond. the deal with trade partnerships, especially when you are the country that we are, the biggest consumer in the world of all these goods. that

boulevard, another issue with downed wires, nabisco and calmly road.icture we're seeing delays already we're starting this morning 18 on i-95. we're in the red there, between allegheny into girard. we're delayed on the vine street expressway, 76. we showed you that, delays on the blue route. watch yourself always you travel out this morning. more downed wires and trees, this on kicker lane atley creek road. >> a suspect of a robbery that ended in deadly gunfire at a mall was captured after he wrecked a stolen car. police recovered two weapons from the crash scene. it is believed they were criewtiond -- used while robbing a jewelry store. a good samaritan was killed trying to stop the suspect. he faces a capitol murder charge and two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. the other suspect shot in the mall is in critical condition at the hospital. >>> president trump is expected to visit philadelphia on thursday. the president will attend the republican congressional leadership retreat marking trump's first official trip since taking office,

so bernie is talking about nabisco.ing about these major companies and polluting land and polluting water and that's just not the case. i mean, there's lots of people like me, you know, it's a personal guarantee, you know, you are getting your wife to sign, you know. you are up at night at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. >> you are getting through because the system is not set up to help you the way it does the big boys. what's the one thing that you think president-elect trump has promised you need to see to be made a reality? >> well, donald trump can do math, so he's already shown his ability to keep -- his commitment to keep jobs here and to help business people, to help incent people like us who want to create jobs and not constantly, you know, a regulation, a regulation. so it's a breath of fresh air. >> jim, i know this matters to you. i know you are going to write about it. we'll stay in touch so we can make this issue real and we know that your advocacy goes all the way to your heart. thank you, jessica for being he

overall, he is held substantial controlling positions in many corporations including nabisco, twa, phillipspetroleum for, dan river, marshall fields, and it goes on from there. motorola, netflix, time warner. robert weissman, a final conflict -- comment on your concerns as a slew of hearings takes place. do democrats and conservative republicans have any recourse other than holding hearings for some nominees who have not even handed in the questionnaires yet? a test for will be the republicans to see if they're willing to say, look, they're not following the rules, we will not let this thing proceed. so far looks pretty bad. amy: what you say to republican senators who say, they will have their questionnaires and by the time of the final vote? >> is during the committee process you have a chance to hold him accountable. this carl icahn example shows why the rules are so important and why mitch mcconnell is so wrong. these are not just procedural technicalities. carl icahn is not just making -- giving advice on matters that relate to enriching him personally. although, he is doing that becau

he has advised on transactions including the png purchase of july and that nabisco sale to craft.arlier today, erik schatzker asked him how donald trump's policies could affect m and a, and what corporate america's with the president-elect? trump aside. at some of the commentary -- jeffrey immelt from general electric, the have talking optimistic ways. the point, this time of year, imf, they, with estimates. i think it is 2.2%, 2.4% growth in the u.s., 3.5% globally. for the first time you talk to a ceo, he or she will say there is an opportunity to eat that. a good environment on markets. labor, good. wages rising. retail, good. investment, good. optimism is a great stimulus. now on trump -- clearly there is a level of uncertainty when waiting to see the data points. it is easy to say tax reform is a good thing. regulatory reform is a good thing. the fact is we do not know what it will look like. we do not know what congress will say it ought to look like, and we do not know the timetable. so i think, for the most part, m , and a, when it comes to cross border war being transform

. >> and na nabisco. >> there's an amazon credit card, news, amazon prime 5% off, j.p. morgan, that would have been what we would have talked about because this is once again -- i mean, amazon -- >> i saw that i was like 5% off what i spend all my retail -- >> didn't you immediately apply for it? >> i was thinking tonight at home going to apply for that card. >> yeah, i was interrupted by the show. i felt like should be applied for instantly. i spend way too much money on that thing not to get 5% back. >> why wouldn't i want 5% off a big number? >> once again every day you come in and the nail is put in the coffin of another retailer. i mean, i remember the first credit card i ever got was a macy's credit card and i was so proud. then i was denied the kohl's card, which was a bummer. >> and you have not gotten over that. >> you have mentioned that many times. >> david, when there's 13 people behind you in line and some of them say booya and you're like, hey, i'm sorry, you've been turned down for the credit card, calls into credibility your question. how good is that gu

billion purchase and nabisco sales crossed $19 billion.ld trump's potential policies could affect them and what corporate america's mood is around the president-elect. let's put the term piece aside for the second. i think his or her mood is optimistic. for january as i have seen it over several years. a look at the commentary you have seen, they have talked in optimistic ways. typically the, with estimates, imf is 2.3%, 2.4% growth. in the u.s., 2.5 globally. the first time you talk to a ceo who will take the opportunity to beat that. good environment on markets and labor wages rising, retail good and investment good in optimism is a great stimulus. >> clearly there is a level of uncertainty which comes from waiting to see what the data points are. it is easy to say tax reform a good thing. whatact is we do not know it is going to look like. we do not know what congress will say it out to look like and we do not have a timetable. m&a when it part comes to cross-border or anything transparent -- transformational needs to get these data poi