so it's not like astone yeah is expected to be invaded by russia and obama the only person to save astone yeah from that. i think things are slightly more complicated. never the less, good news, of course. >> robert hunter, i understand everything she just said about what makes the two countries different. but the reason, i brought it up, is because alongside separatist fighters one time -- that nato would not come all the way up to the borders of russia. and allowing the baltic states to join, welcoming poland in, was considered breaking that deal. that's why i thought of astone yeah, and i thought of the ukraine, obviously, different countries different histories different situations. but on that level, there must be some parallels. >> yeah, that's not correct. there was never any assures given to russia. that countries like the three baltics or poland, or some of the others would be allowed into nato to be given the guarantees that they needed in order to let's say end the terrible history that they have had in the 20th century. certainly not until there was a good college try to see i

aston martin hope so. ♪ >> test driving aston martin's new supercar is within your reach. company's lead designer told us how the brand is bringing its cars to the masses. >> this car is a real car. it is incredibly exciting to design a car for a videogame. you don't have real world constraints. you can push the boundaries of what aston martin could be without a huge investment. however, you have to design the car as if it was a real car. it has to have a real engine. it has to have suspension. weight,to give it performance figures, breaking figures. there, but just in the virtual. there are elements on this car that may find their way into our production cars. it was really important to see it as a physical model. if i go through some of the highlights, the front of the car doesn't feature a typical aston martin look but yet we know it is an aston martin. we have a very pure, very simple side to the car. at the back of the car, our haveal c-section where we deconstructed that. it is incredibly futuristic. we do reach a huge audience with this. if you think about the amoun

still to come, the aston martin virtual showroom. they are putting on a massive reach to expand their brand. the details are later in the pulse. >> welcome back. we are talking about equities. the new government is ok. the ftse 100 is in the positive. german bond yields are down. new record lows. down again. guess where else we are lower? -- lower. spain. they are down another six basis points. some noises and voices talking about revenue, but is. we are pricing in deflation and the likelihood of qe. it is optimism in the recovery. not really. incidentally, italy is trading above spain by the most since 2012. 27 basis points higher. a little bit of diversions there to think about. another is betting on rate cut that could come next week. to think about. we will talk about it in another hour. >> we certainly will. coming up, we look for dents and dings in the steel industry. what is the effect of western sanctions and on the conflict in the ukraine. we will speak to the steel producer will we get back. >> welcome back. you are watchin

second work zone in delco, aston, pipeline may maintenancem 9 to 3, a couple of different spots near blair mill road and dutton mill road. marple township, there's a new work zone, this is water main installation 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. they will be working allong 320 sprawl road between louis and marry lane. in warminster they continue the paving work along county line between york and jacksonville road. that's going around the clock, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., a couple of rush hours are open for you. watch out for restrictions the rest of the time. doylestown watch out for work zone on main street. turnpike eastbound, the commuter report has cleared out, all lanes by willow grove luckily have reopened. erin? >> an american hostage held for two years by a group linked to al qaeda in syria has been released peter curtis is a 45-year-old writer. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. had worked with two dozen countries to secure curtis' freedom. >> new this morning, a group of hackers claimed responsibility for divertingithd. american airlines t ontt.ytakin

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what do these aston middletown kids love about baseball. >> team work. everything. >> they grab their hats and their gloves and they raced out to the field to meet us fielding nearly the whole team in minut minutes. >> one, two, three, a.m.! >> they've got spirit, heart and a little hardware. they're the state champs for the nine to 10 year olds they couldn't believe it when the taney dragons came out to cheer them op for their big within few week ago. the second they could the a.m. kids said headed to williamsport to show their dragon fever. here they are on sunday charging their division big brothers and sisters in blue. roman couldn't believe it when he actually got to talk with mo'ne davis. >> it was like you were talking to professional baseball player. watching them just like play teams all around the world. >> they know how to play ball. they're brought ball players. >> reporter: younger kids even just watching taney take batting practice is exciting. in fact they waited for hours. >> it's fun 'cause you can see how like rockets and how fast they

inhe did, he was mutt into handcuffs, doug shimell is live in aston with more on this online sting. doug? >> reporter: prosecutors say that child predators seem to be just about everywhere these days, but they say that one place they seem to be showing up more son. a place that a lot of people go to buy cell phones, cars and furniture. what unfolded outside the health club in aston was triggered by a ad put on craigslist by delaware county detectives. >> place information out there and again, that information will have nothing to do with sex and yet someone will contact them and try to solicit sex. >> reporter: henry williams caught the arrest of 57-year-old james keith smith as police showed up instead of the 15-year-old boy investigators say smith was expecting. i would have never expected the gay to be meeting the kid on craigslist. i mean, craigslist is such a big worldwide site that a lot of people use it. >> reporter: using craigslist to catch child predators is effective, according to delaware county district attorney jack wail.because he says the predators are persistent. >>

. >> we are -- >> that's aston middletown the nine to 10 year old state champions. they practiced with all their might hoping in two years they can be just like taney. >> they're like our role model hopefully we play like them when we're older. >> this sunday they drove up to the bright lights of williamsport to cheer taney on. check out this charge. that's the a.m. kids on the right charging the world famous dragons also in blue. and here's both groups all mixed together. roman taz see says when he met mow thai davis it was like talking to professional player. >> in the pictures she was standing right behind me and she said i like your shoes. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> great. >> reporter: it all started when some of the dragons players cheered on their division little brothers at states. aston middletown it meant the world and they couldn't wait to return the favor. >> i think that was pretty cool how they came and supported us. >> it was really really fun. i would like to be able to go that again when i'm 12. >> i hope they win the whole thing. >

in aston, do you have accident concord road at mcdonald boulevard. guys?thanks, 6:32, with the start of school just little well little less than month away, issue every funding philadelphia public schools remains huge issue. >> katie outside city hall where state senator vincent hughes will hold hearing today. good morning, jen. >> reporter: good morning, what to do, what to do, what it do. city and state leaders will hold hearing this morning, to try to figure that out. as the much needed and much anticipated cigarette tax bill has yet to be passed. yesterday rally urged state law makers to get in there and vote on that 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax. rally comes days after the state house of representatives decided to cancel the august session. in turn, postponing vote on the tax until september without the vote. superintendent doctor william hite says schools may not open on time and layoffs are between 13 and 1500 school staff members could be imminent. >> i can't understand how the legislatures could not, i mean, to me, no brainer corks not just auto

test drive the latest aston martin supercar if you would like.is with a stride some have ever had. we will look at the virtual reality from the lead designer. car but in is a real a virtual world. is incredibly exciting to design a car from a videogame because you do not have the real world constraints. it is time to push the boundaries without the huge investment. you have to design the car as if it was a real car. engine,o have a real virtually real and have suspension, we have to give a weight. we have to give performance figures, breaking figures because they could tune all of that into the game so the reality is all there but just in the virtual world. the front of the car, it does not feature a typical aston martin grille. we have a very definitive shape. we have a very pure and simple side. very dramatic and at the back there is the c-section where we deconstructed that. it is incredibly futuristic. audience.h a huge if you think about the amounts of people that download and play, it is huge and if you provide something which is the cooles

. ♪ >> just the ticket on a nice summer night, the beach boys brought their good vibrations to aston,elaware county. this was the finale of the summer star light series. very good. have a great night. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." ♪ tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taylor swift andrew rannells musical guest -- ryan s

another accident just coming in is in aston delaware county, concorde road at mcdonald boulevard so aple accidents coming in this morning. let's take a look outside and see what's going on on i-95. it's clear, it's dry. this is your southbound traffic as you head towards center city. we're looking live here near girard. starting to get a little slow from allegheny to girard. we had a huge delay on 95 yesterday. hopeful no accidents coming our way like yesterday. let's take a look at the temperatures right now. it's 70 degrees in philadelphia. 64 in allentown. 67 in millville. not a bad start to the day. no weather-related issues this morning. later this afternoon we do have the chance for a spotty thunderstorm but i think many areas just stay dry. it's clouds and sunshine with a high of 86, erin. >> okay, thanks so much, karen. >>> new on "action news," the cause of death is still not known after an autopsy was performed on a nine-year-old boy who was found dead in his home last week. the coroner has now called for further testing. it could be weeks before we know exactly what caused

aston ice works, right here this gentleman is sporting the logo flies aston low owe go. >> turn arounds the number. >> still here. >> because it is still there. >> or not. >> you dealt with testicular cancer? how are you doing. >> great. >> good to go? >> good to go. doctor gives me the okay every two months, good to go. >> i love the number, minus one. >> so do. >> i what's the game all about? >> so the game just a celebration. that is celebration of our basically our fundraising event, which we kick off at the beginning of the summer. right now, we're -- our goal to hit $100,000, on tarring tote do that. >> really need everyone's help in toward get there. if you go to our facebook page or web page, make any donation, $5 helps. basically what we do, we raise money to help people like rob. >> dealing with cancer? >> yes, because what we found out when phil fill was going through it, is that there is a lot of people that don't have the money to pay for their, you know -- >> what are you dealing with? >> breast cancer. >> where are you? >> just got the word yesterday. >> yeah. >> and who

some signal problems there in aston. update from earlier, concord road shutdown at motorcycle mcdd boulevard. both good alternates. browns mills another accident route 07 at spring lake boulevard. seventy-six, 95, going to be your slow downs as well as the turnpike if you are headed westbound, chris, kerry? >> phillies could just play the astros all season, win about 115 games. continue to search tonight at the ballpark after marathon game last night between these two teams. hey started off real well. good to see ryan harold taking the ball to the opposite field to left center for long homerun. one-nothing in the second inning when he did. >> this stayed close most of the game fast forward to the 15th. ryan howard again, comes through game winning single. the eagles are only two days away from their first pre-season game. birds play in chicago friday night against the bears for the first of four pre-season games. jeremy maclin getting ready to play his first game in over a year. jeremy missed all of last season after tea

aston is on her way to college and justin is entering his sophomore year at widener.ver the years, they have helped fix hundreds of computers to send to families and schools in our region. >> our computers are loaded with extraordinary learning software that anybody from a baby or toddler to a senior citizen can become an academic genius. >> over the past 15 years, team children provided more than 12,000 refurbish computers to children throughout our community. >> the ice buck challenge has been circulating popular social meet media sites like facebook to raise i wasness for als. the hope foundation team complete add big challenge in love bark. they post it online. those who complete the challenge actually nominate others to participate. >> and back to your fox 29 weather authority. get dumped with an icy bucket when it's 85 and humid. >> not a bad day to get dumped. >> don't do it when it's 50 degrees in the overnight in the future coming up soon, right, scott. >> we're looking at some below average temperatures iain and lucy over the next several days as drier air m

we're always talking about aston martins or rolls-royce, not hyundai. >> i cover hyundai.ave had the pleasure of driving in a couple of rolls-royce is. one of them with the ceo of the company. he joins us now to discuss the predecessor to that car. i drove the ghost with you in new york city. now we releasing the series two. what is it about this car that needed to be improved? i thought it was, honestly, the most amazing driving experience in my life at the time. i don't see a you could improve on it. what did you do? >> rolls-royce is all about striving for perfection. we are always searching for the latest technology and to make sure our cars are living up to the unbelievably high expectations of our customers. for that reason, we made it a series two with led headlights, and related transmission, and many other features to really ensure customers are getting the best car on the road. >> a lot of people watching will wonder what the satellite aided transmissions do. could you explain to the viewer how that helps your experience? >> it is basically a connection between y

bad" takingking five awards in its final season including aston drama and best actor.ncluding anmys award for "veep" which features this may cap session -- this make out session. they appeared together on an episode of "seinfeld." the pay-tv network was shut out of some of the bigger prizes and it comes weeks after hbo fell behind netflix in subscriber numbers. what is time warner doing to make hbo more accessible to its viewers and doesn't need to? scarlet fu is checking it out now. what do you make of how the awards broke down? there was a lot of talk about netflix, even though they did not take home a lot of the awards. criticalid not get the acclaim, but remember, it is an honor to be nominated. netflix is in that category as well. when it comes to hbo, it is time warner's crown jewel and why millionsrdoch bid of dollars for the company. it has been losing momentum in the near-term. netflix top hbo in subscription revenue after topping it in your subscription numbers a few quarters prior. netflix $1.15 billion in streaming revenue, hbo 1.14 alien dollars. hbo is se

while aston villa beat stoke and there was a 2-2 draw between west brom and sunderland. and west ham lost to tottenham thanks to a last minute point. >> we need to always believe in every minute of the game. we try to win every game. >> well, liverpool start their league campaign against southampton, the match wi winner. he was loaned back to the french club and caused plenty of trouble winning a second half penalty when he stepped up to convert himself on the final score, 1-0 to lille. >>> celtic have warmed up nicely for a wig bin in their first league of the season. they would discover the polish team had fielded an ineligible player. 6-1 the final score here. >>> well, the ne view juventus for the fourth consecutive title. french midfielder also got himself a goal. but it was sebastian who scold the goal for the game. a smashing volley as they leave with a comfor comfortable 5-0 win. >>> afederer meets andy murray in this quarterfinal. federer is going for his sixth title at this event. >>> and sharapova will play halep. and wozniacki will face serena williams in the

aston villa could go third, leading hull city, and arsenal away to lester in the late game. >> khel vi joint with the terri leigh. mowerinia's side - scoring for a third. two golds, helping chelsea to a 6-3 win, maintaining the blue's perfect start to the often. >> also getting on to the score heat. >> they play to bin, to score. we play to win, to score. when you have two teams, it's possible to happen lots of goals. >>> let's move to germany, and champions bayern munich dropped point. alonso making a debut. robert l, vandovski putting them into the lead. chalker fighting back, grabbing the equalizer. 1-1 the time score. leading bayern on four points. they had a better time. coming from behind. that's two for leverkusen. top of the table with such points. >> barcelona and real madrid had the chance to go top. real will travel to real sociedad. atletico mad rid won:. >> tennis, and players continue a push for the last 16 place at the us open. the number one seed through. another top player jumped out. richard has the action. >> the top women's seed pay be tum bliping. in the -- tumblin

aston villa take on newcastle. under an hour for kick-off. chelsea host lefter. the championship. golf now, world number one rory mcilroy roared back into contention at the bark lis, that's the opener of the fed ex cup play offs. the northern irishman carded a second-round 65. vast improvements on his first round of 74. rory mcilroy, and it includes world number two. part-time shot of the day. tee shot on the fifth. ending up in hospitality. he bogeyed the hole and made the cut. he's one-over par. >>> new zealand have thrashed australia in the second-round of matches in the rugby championship, making sure they retain the bledisloe cup. the kiwis dominated. they make the try, going on to break more punishment in the second half for the wallabies. >> new zealand ran out comfortable 51-20 winners. they retained the bledisloe cup for 13 years. south africa takes on argentina. >>> patrick gears up for the ten us us open. through to the final of the connecticut opener. the former women champion stows in the final -- samantha stowser in the time. it will be a second title of the year if

he said i am at, you know, aston. i said you know where i am, i am in my office working. the work was never an issue with me. it was a lot of love and fun. my real reason for ending the show was i just felt the stage of knowing when to say good night and have the audience go, "oh, i wish there was just a little more and they leave the theater and say that was great." but if you go 10 minutes too long, it is amazing how it depresses that good feeling. even though we are talking about years, i could just feel that moment. i was like if we leave now, the audience -- there is the thing that makes audiences jump up. >> people said it was a perfect instinct about you. they are clearly right. someone said it will serve him the rest of his life. he made the right choice. johnny carson made the right choice. >> i did it for the audience. i thought if i leave this now, they will have this thing to say it was good but started to run out of gas. >> before i got there, i could feel it. i knew if we tried to do a one more time, might not be as good. >> i felt that also. >> what did you

i'm just aston ished how oppose -- >> would you go on a reality tv show?> never. >> if you were single? >> never. >> is there a time in your life you'd do that? >> you made so much noise, i missed the time cues. is it up here? >> you're, like, please, thank goodness. >> thanks, everybody, wrap it up from kissing up to breaking up, monday, fox business network, howard on my program, eastern time, the 5 coming up next. >>> hello, everyone, i'm andrea, and it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> battle against radical islamists as we may have to go to syria to defeat them. isis who beheaded james foley are threatening another american if air strikes continue in iraq, and i'm threatening to kill bob if he does not shut off his cell phone. there was a dire warning of the threat posed by the terror group. >> isis is a

of the people in contention for the presidency of afghanistan ran a failed state's program at the astonnstitute. he spent the last three or four years with us at the aspen institute and he's one of the great efforts at how to deal with failed states. he's now embroiled in this political struggle in afghanistan. it's very difficult for us in the united states to say, even with great people like major general greene, we're going to take failed states and make them into democracies. >> and when we think about what has happened there with the al maliki leadership which then alienated the sunnis and created a space, a vacuum for isis to come in so forth fully and now we see what is happening in the kurdish region, it's one thing after another. at this point, a poll shows that 36% of those polled do not approve of the president's handling of foreign policy. this is clearly a reflection, most likely, of the cease-fire in gaza. 36% approve and 60 disapprove. i had those numbers backwards. you've been in afghanistan, wes, and you've served valiantly there. when we see this kind of insider attack

weather who told me on my facebook page they have been seeing spring unless delaware county around aston and you can see not being pick up on radar. these are light sprinkles here and there but you sometimes get this when you have cool air in the upper at the months fear like what we are feeling today. i'll have your full forecast and check with kathy down the shore when we come back in a bit. for now, chris, back over to you. >>> body of the two star american general who died in an attack in the afghan military training camp is new back on american soil, major general harold green received what is called a dignified traps fur, this morning. army honor guard carried body of general green after it arrived in dover air force base in delaware, secretary of the army john mchugh, there to solute the the fallen solder. green's family anso walk on to the c17 cargo plane to thank the crew. >> our prayers are with the green family as they are with all of the gold star families and those who ago files so much for our nation. >> reporter: general green graduated from the u.s. army war college in ca

arrested in an online sting that started on craigslist and ended at a planet fitness parking lot in astone was expecting to meet up with a 15-year-old boy, who was actually an undercover officer posing as a 15-year-old boy. >>> a security guard at the sands casino in bethlehem discovered the three kids locked in a vehicle wednesday morning around 10:15. the children were 1, 5 and 8. their dad, maurice cook of easton was arrested inside the casino. cook is charged with endangering the welfare of children. >>> 17,000 drivers in new jersey who ran red light won't have to pay their fines thanks to a computer glitch. a third party company operates thore those cameras for 17 towns in new jersey. they had a glitch impacting lawrence township, monroe township, deptford, gloucester township. the tickets were mailed out more than 90 days after the red light violation which is against the law. >>> an fcc commissioner is calling for an end to a rule that forces cable and satellite companies to black out a sporting event in a region if it's already blacked out on the local station in that area. the nf

further are north we are in the 70's in most spots, aston has climbed to 80.venty-four woodstown. seventy-six mulika. seventy-four in chalfont. quakertown 73. allentown 75. chilly 65 in mount pocono. 77 degrees in reading. we are keeping it cool heading in the weekend. we have low pressure overhead today pro tuesdaying a few showers but just cloudy, glummy conditions and net that is on shore east wind which is always a little bit of an issue for us and down the shore that will be in place again tomorrow with that storm around, you cannot rule out a couple showers but just a cloudy breezy damp day with highs only in the 70's. better on sunday with sunshine and high back to 80 and high pressure will take a foot hold on monday and highs are back in the lower 80's and sunny. each day gets brighter and warmer in the seven day forecast. saturday down the shore not very nice, cloudy cool, breezy windy on the beach with wind off water, 15 to 20 miles an hour. high only 75 degrees. seventy-five sunday but more sunshine still a gusty breeze not always fun to sit on the

. >> a customer came to us and said, my interior of my aston martin, i want to have it in my ferrari.o you do that? >> this is what ares offers, taking high-end cars and giving them a bespoke makeover. >> he paid to redesign everything new and try to fit it into the ferrari. that is a huge task. >> a huge and expensive task. averaging 600,000 euros, this luxury service can rework a supercar from head to toe. interesting companies like ares is high. the asian market in particular is investing more and more in customization. china alone is estimated the customization industry could be worth 17 billion euros by next year. back in 2009, it was worth just 4 billion. big money means big competition. lamborghini and ferrari already offer customization options. half of lamborghini customers pay an extra 15% on top of the original cost. to customize a ferrari generally cost between 20% and 30%. when it comes to a complete overhaul, sometimes you need a third-party. offer all of them the same opportunity. say i have a mclaren. it is too boring. i would like to have my own design. i would like t

>> there has been one meeting that has taken place, that would be a poroshenko and catherine aston.is is a good time for peace or peace talks. that is a positive aspect. at the same time in ukraine, ukraine officials have released a tape of what they say are russian commandos, russian paratroopers that were caught that willaine, and only exacerbate the situation. if you can square those two facts, yes, they are talking about peace here in minsk, but at the same time they are escalating their rhetoric and the propaganda war in ukraine. then he may have a better sense of how close they are to come into a real resolution. >> hans, the irony of this meeting as it is taking place at a made for a customs union that does not really exist, that fail because ukraine decided not to join it, so is anything actually happening at this meeting, or is it just a summit that is not happening for a trade union that does not exist? >> the dozens if not hundreds of would suggest's that the trade union has worked at least for belarus and russia. this is part of the core of what putin's argument is an, a

aston ya joins us now, call her mother, mommy? >> just mom.suppose for prince andrew, it could be mom, as well. her majesty and queen elizabeth ii, what an extraordinary person she is. 80s hard to believe she could just be mother. it's given us here in the uk a major boost specifically with kate middleton coming on to the scene. what about beyond that? what about beyond tourism? >> i do feel it is relevant. it has become incredibly popular over the last several years. there's the argument about taxpayers money, funding them and funding a particular lifestyle. but there's more at scale besides tourism. the work they do for charities and for initiatives is hugely important. the duke of york himself has an enormous amount of initiatives that he pushes, that he works on every day to help empower the youth of today. i traveled with him to schools, to colleges, where he talked to young people that wouldn't otherwise have opportunities. and he's given them those opportunities. from that perspective, it is relevant. of course we have a lot of european

caro alexis senator and aston, you know, be prepared to meet on monday. don't know when, don't know where, but just so everyone knows, we will be back in time. it will be time for everyone to be back here. what happened is negotiating behind closed doors, and we have been pretty darn close. this whole thing, this is doomed, no, it is not. as long as we work to mark to up together. i did not want to put you in a position to say, you are making us decide whether we wanted our not. this was an offer from me. i get it. and, yeah, i could have told you -- i did not know and so probably 8:00 last night what the offer was actually going to be. i just knew that it needed to be done in public. that is why we did tests. and it only lasted 15 minutes. >> my commitment to you, chairman, is to do this together this. they don't care if it is the senate's fault or our fault. it is our responsibility. we have to get it done. i stand with you to get it done. >> thank you. as the chairman mentioned -- [laughter] >> yap. i did clean over to the chair earlier and asked him w

. >> yes, from aston, media. >> and you love sue serio. >> i love sue serio, who doesn't. >> well, youtimes. >> so did i get it right, repowe means repossess. we see cars repossessed all the time but airplanes how did you get if to this business. >> i used to work for chrysler up in horsham. >> wow. >> that is it. >> don't ever do that again. >> i won't. >> but, you know, corporate thing for the long time. i wanted to do my own business. bob weeks is a childhood friend. we bought the business together. >> bobbies the muscle that comes with you. >> bobbies nothing like that. >> you are not a pilot. >> i am not. >> you repossess these planes. is what most expensive plane you have ever pick up. >> i pick up a fleet, three, 727 which were worth 07 million-dollar. >> how do you sneak out with that. >> it is challenging at times. >> yeah. >> you have to have all of the logistics and paperwork in line and one of them was in venezuela. that made it fun. >> last friday night you had guns drawn on you. >> yes. >> who was pointing a gun. >> the the law enforcement was there. it was a drug plane.

you could go with a model that is much more secure, much more safe, but you could choose to have an aston mini or an suv, but those things depend on where you are. you want to be in a small urban environment. you're a small mission. you can go with a smaller size and still meet all your requirements and be more efficient to run but there's the other times when you're going to need the larger solution. you're going to need -- you're going to need the suv. and i think that being able to put the aappropriate solution with the mission and to consider those things and to make sure that we're appropriately spending the money the taxpayer gives us and considering not just first costs but long-term costs, i think that's what we're talking about doing. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you all for being here. >> i recognize the chairman of the committee? >> thank you. thank you, chairman chaffetz and ranking member cummings. i appreciate your questioning and fortunately, i came back in just in time to have you talk about automobiles. and i agree that sometimes -- i actually think the fiat 5

this aston martin db-5 sold for $150,000 in 2004. then $750,000 in 2012.ing for almost twice that. we spoke to jay leno. of course, the comedian and a car collector and investor. and he says it's hard to beat the long-term return on cars. let's take a listen. >> i bought mclaren f-1 back in 1998 for $800,000. now it's worth $11 million, $14 million, with the exception of apple and microsoft and google, there is not many stocks that do that. >> now, you know, when you talk to wealthy collectors right now, it's really about the fed and the amount of money in the system. what they all tell me, what i'm hearing is there is really nowhere else to put your money. this ferrari, only $15 million. just a few years ago it would have made it the most expensive car at pebble beach. now it may be top 10. it may be top 20. it just shows you we're really at a new phase with prices. i'm not sure it's sustainable or not. >> thank you so much. i feel like that story stands for itself. anything further to add here? we got to go. >> not much, except it's less than a lot of pa

. >> there's a guy in saudi arabia who buys every aston martin, he's got like 212 of them. up he buys them. >> and that's just the db5 collection. >> exactly. so americans used to vow the money. the guy from texas with the big cigar. that's been replaced by the chinese and saudi arabia so it's a little different. you've got to compete on a world market instead of just a local market. >> now we've got to remember, you know, so many people that i talked to the big collectors here, the buyers, sellers, basically say look, this market can only go up because of the supply and demand. but we forget in 1990, prices for these top cars fell 80% in the most recent recession they fell about 20% or 30% but it makes me a little bit nervous scott when people start talking about a permanent bull market in anything. they start saying this time it's different. there are so many wealthy people, fixed number of cars. that makes you a little bit nervous. >> robert, you know, people fall back on the scarcity value, whether it's art, right, we've raised a question with you and you've raised it y

and then another car in the top ten that was not a ferrari was a 1955 aston martin db3s $5.5 million.e after being here for two days talking to wealthy collectors looking at these cars, look, great ferraris are always going to set great prices. >> not like that, though. >> but you look at what's happening with the porsches, the mercedes. they made thousands of these cars, the mercedes 300 sl gull wing doubled in price. >> did you actually -- was janet yellen actually there shopping looking for a car for herself? >> she is the greatest patron saint of ferrari owners. >> right. >> since endo ferrari. >> you didn't see any fed members there? because they got plenty of dough. >> ferrari should make a special yellen edition. >> it should. >> because of all the money -- you talk to the wealthy collectors and they say look there's nowhere else to put your money right now. given where interest rates are. and it's the art market. it's the diamond market. it's the wine market. it's the car market. >> what's the cheapest car that was for sale there? >> we saw -- >> there was only -- if the avera