my conversation with doug peterson, and next on instructor policy. of us dig into president trump's trillion dollar and for structure proposal. -- infrastructure proposal. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets," trump's first 100 days, with a focus on politics and policy under the administration. let's get a check of the markets with abigail doolittle. for solidooking gains, the dow, s&p 500, and the nasdaq are carving out new highs on the day at session highs. the averages are up more than .5%, the dow and s&p 500 are on pace for the best case. apple is yet at another high. they think apple could be a $200 stock based on innovation and stock buyback. at this time, ubs has a $151 price target. certainly over the next two to three years. we also have facebook trading at a record high or on pace for a record close. this is the company released stories and on this, we have snap down about 4%. initially is surged, and that is analyst launched with that waslerating, the launch down. more recently, analysts came out bullishly. we take a lo

doug peterson talked about his philosophy going foo the draft. >> it's about players and players win championships and we pick the best available and try to upgrade our roster that way. when it comes to the receiver position it's a pass league and you need guys that can get open. you know whether that is a 6'3" guy or a 5'6" guy and thousand they fit in defensively. >>> and now they have a menal skills coach. he is there to maximize each players full potential. valesquez true to form striking out one and how about the day from alter, he was hurt a bit last year. and cleared the bases with a triple in the fourth. and it made the game a 5-5 tie. >>> and a philadelphia native back in town as a harlem globe trotter. the 14th woman in the trotter 91 yearist hadry. >> we went to see the friends the harlem globetrotters and helped them out with a trick shot. a lot of tricky things go on at city hall and hopefully this shot will be one of them. >> how about that -- never happened in the 116 years at city hall. globetrotters are at the wells fargo center march 4 and through 6 and. >> wow welc

eagles owner and coach doug peterson spoke at the owners meetings. they are building around carson wentz. they are looking long-term and the eagle have lots of holes to fill. >> as an owner, i have to be really patient and at the same time, i'm very competitive. we'll make moves that will make us better this year. however, we won't make a move where it's going to cost us flexibility or ability to use resources in future years. >> we have to trust our plan. we have to trust our process. . we have to trust the coaches, trust how we and the the guys that make decisions that way to acquire talent. >> trust the process. where have you heard that before. he expects jason kelly to be on the roster to start the season. daniel is going back to backup drew brees. fly verse won 3 of 4, but they are 6 points out. the fliers really are playing their best hockey since the ten-game winning streak. >> our motto is never die. we know what's against us here. we're taking it game by game and trying to win every game right now. you can tell a little looser in the locker

. >> we're going the hear from doug peterson coming up invoking a popular slogan in philly for the team>>> and what got brett brown a technical tonight and why he may have lost a couch. that is next. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! book your african adventure now! >>> i'm john clark from csn. the eagles are make it clear, the birds are building around carson wentz and looking long term. they have a lot of holes to fill and the coach uses a familiar slogan in philly. >> we have to trust our plan. we have to trust our process, trust the coaches, trust howie and joe and the guys that make decisions that way to acquire talent. >> speaking of trust the process, sixers coming off a five-game road trip. they maybe lost their legs. they were tired after the game. the sixers center shaun long defending dwight howard. long is called for the foul here. brett brown not happy with the call and is teed up. the sixers are fired up. coming from behin

i love what doug peterson is doing. they're staying focused.y're a better fblg team than they were two days ago. when you add an alshon jeffery, torrey smith, chance warmack, you brought in quality football play thaers will contribute as starters or backup players immediately. >> see how the eagles do in the draft which is right here in fifrl. that is a look at sports. back to you. >> thanks so much. now a final check of the cold forecast. >> 10 day on 10, temperatures will be in the 30s. it's not until next weekend when we see upper 40s. andcoastal storm. potentially severe impact tuesday morning. so heads up now. >> are all right. thanks. and that is nbc 10 on news for now. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. "nightly news" is coming your way next. . >>> on this saturday night, white house intruder. the suspect now in custody after scaling the fence while the president was there. just the latest breach of white house security. winter blast. ten days before spring, snow in the midwest and south followed by what could be the biggest storm

. >> reporter: doug peterson co-chairs the task force for the bipartisan policy center. projects to lend itself to this? >> toll roads might be an example that a company might purchase and run a transportation system of roads, getting paid through the tolls. >> reporter: like the tolls collected on these express lanes outside washington, d.c. when virginia wanted to build them, it was private investors who helped pick up the tab. >> this project gotten down without a public/private fund. >> there was no money for this project. >> if i took him and blind folded him and took him to laguardia in new york, you would think i'm in some third world country. >> reporter: the $4 billion makeover at new york's laguardia airport is a public/private partnership. but privatizing infrastructure can be expensive. sometimes very expensive. in southern virginia, the tolls to cross this privately financed tunnel started small, but have risen to as much as $11, forcing virginia taxpayers to subsidize some low income drivers. this toll road in denver didn't cost taxpayers a dime, but cost d

the owners meeting arion way in arizona and the eagles brass doing some talking and we hear from doug petersonnd the birds made a lot of changes with weapons to help carson wentz to succeed and expect a big improvement in 2017. >> are we satisfied with 7-9? not at all. we want to be better than that. and we will be better than that. and i look at myself and i'm included in that. you are never satisfied the first year way new coach and quarterback 7-9 and you am more than expected with the direction of the franchise, it's great to walk around here and having the feeling that i do. >> coming off a win in brooklyn sixers are back home after a five game road trip to host the hawks and no jahlil okafor. the sixers will not quit. jordan wheels scores late in regulation and had the only goal in the shootout. they didn't gain ground but could not afford to lose it because boston also won. >> we control what we can control. we go out and do it every game. we'll try to win every single game. >> the same thing watching players doing more stressful and teams are going to win and teams are going to lose bu

doug peterson is the president and ceo of s&p global. ve cowl sill on infrastructure. and doug, what does the government need to do? >> first of all, the government needs a vision. and needs a pathway. i've been watching the show throughout the morning and hearing discussion, is it about jobs? is it about growth? and i think it's about competitiveness. and competitiveness should be at the top of the list, along with jobs and growth and you need a vision, the federal government needs to play a role in it, especially because one of the biggest hang-ups on infrastructure is permitting. it's an incredibly slow process to get something under way. and we can talk more about that. >> but, you think competitiveness should be at the top. how does the u.s. react outside of permitting to make sure that it does that? >> we need to have a program that looks at the major economic infrastructure, roads is part of that. we have a lot of discussion about roads. i'd add to that ports and airports. broadband in particular. >> one of the huge complaints we'v

to have doug with us and glenn who is dean of the -- sorry, dean and russell carlson professor and is the past chair of the cea under george w. bush. finally we have our moderator michael peterson who is ceo and president of the peterson foundation and it is long-time supporters. we are delighted to have you again here. over do you. thank you. >> thank you. >> we have a great panel that will be focused on fiscal policy. as part of our roel we need to find common ground. for those with questions, fill them out and send them up and we'll save time at the end. i would like to start by looking at our -- it is down from the heights of the great recession. they are on path to steadily increase. so what's your perspective and how -- what's the right timetable to ask? >> it's a great question and obviously the fisz kal situation is not good. we know that we know what the underlying drivers are. i think the administration should be rightly focused first on raising growth. the president has, i think quite successfully reset expect tagtss about growth. he and the congress have to deliver a set of policies that will do that. i will see that as coming first. i don't expect the president or