lars lieber captured the shot friday morning. it looks like an ocean. he said the full moon helped illuminate the clouds. >> reporter: it's awesome. i'm going to visit your family out there. let's take a live look exton, chester county, off-ramp to route 100, an accident involving a deer it's on the shoulder. watch for that in exton, 30 bypass, westbound. an accident chester county valley forge road at swedesford road. mass trans nothing giving us problems now dave. >> reporter: temperatures in the 60s, 64 in philadelphia. 63 in allentown. 64 in dover, delaware. o the train station it stays mild this morning, but you'll notice changes during the day. we'll get into the upper 60s, i expect a high of 69 degrees around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, rain arrives and we get perhaps a thunderstorm in through here, look at how after the cold front gets through here, temperatures plunge. 7:00 p.m., 56 tomorrow morning in the low 40s in philadelphia. cooler air on the doorstep. at the airport, all green aircraft that indicates no major delays, we have no sign of rain in any of our travel destinations, either. a couple of spots cooler. >> "healthcheck,"

let's go to the conversation what if the demographics are actually more sick lar than secular? r example, i work for colleagues that are less than 30 watching this back in the office right now and i know they don't go to a grocery store because they have no one depending on them, no family, other than themselves and maybe a roommate. that kind of shopping situation or grocery store is completely different. also, think of how easy it is to time your life or find various stores that fit the need of life versus a child that needs something right then it's a different game. amazon cannot deliver me anything like pharmaceuticals or anything i need walking out of a doctors's office that's a total jock. and stoo scott's point, believe that will because it's been fashion to believe play that and it's been people price that up, the problem is, will millennials do that at 38, 42, 50, that's where the money could be made is what they're going to do when they're fat and old just like their parents. >> hey cole, with all do respect, are you being a little myopic, just because it doesn't work

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going crazy. >> don't let sunshine fool you , it is chilly outside temperatures in the 30's and40'g lar in the day. hard to imagine but here we are see on radar some precipitation that is getting a little bit close by this afternoon we should all see rain. it is 46 degrees right now, 20 n yesterday and through can see rain drops there, and a high temperature of 50 degrees, yes , yesterday was 70. today is 50. and, we will have even colder temperatures for you in that seven day forecast coming up, bob kelly. >> boom, good morning. 8:31. live look at delays around the saint gabriel's curve 422 eastbound from royersford into kop. ninety-five, jammo, leaving northeast philadelphia, passing our camera at castor avenue heading in to downtown through the construction zone. an subsequent on the kelly drive, inbound, right at sedgley drive, which is right there, boat house row right behind, the art museum circle and schuylkill avenue is closed southbound between market and chestnut because of some grid lock all the way around 30th street station, alex,back to you. >>> thanks, bob. 8:32. kid who read the bo

journalist adrian lars thanks very much for coming in to speak to us so we were just saying some one and a half billion spent in just the first couple of minutes but it looks as though it's going to easily surpass sales this year are going to easily surpass two thousand and sixteen what's behind this like last year were reported as eighteen point two billion that was up around the third two percent on the previous year. and they're predicting a similar increase this year this is all obree much subject to to be less than transparent chinese accountancy practices. so we don't know really exist how trustworthy these statistics are but largely it's the growth of the chinese milk costs increasing affluence and the rise of the consumer culture in what was a form in the communist country and yeah dog isn't really anymore and we're seeing instead passes report there someone saying that you know he watches this very closely and even eyes things even though he doesn't necessarily need them obviously singles day is enormously popular in china can sustain this kind of a mention well there's many more people who aren't earning that sort of. income in china the middle class is still not the

lar season starts. >> that ranks second longest behind brett favres 297. >> so what are they going to do now?n they benched this guy that's won two super bowls, do they think that will change anything? >> of course in not t. argument of the coach ben maca do you is looking no the future. he has been quick to criticize eli manning this season and last season. tom coughlin who is now running operations for the jacksonville jaguars left out eli mannings defense. he coached him, won two super bowls with him. i suspect if they keep this up, he may move on. this may be the end of his giants career and could end up in jacksonville, where they're looking for a good quarterback. this isn't the way you treat a guy, who has been the face the classy face i should point out for the organization for 13, 14 years. >> a franchise player, still a good quarterback. not at the peak of his powers anymore. still a solid performer. >> the idea that he's the problem with the team. outrageous. >> the general manager was jerry reese, that his name? a series of terrible drafts, coach clearly effective in pulling that

go where the best tax break is, won't you? >> no, i think we have, we have done sim is lar things in the past.we found is that it is more important than the area has a great work ethic. folks that really see joining us as a career, rather than 9:00 to 5:00 job. they value the fact that we're bringing in jobs that are actually skilled. these folks as we automate more and more centers are working with the state-of-the-art fulfillment center technology. if there is the match, that is where we go. stuart: i bet wall street investment bankers are all over you to do an ipo, haven't they? >> a lot of interesting dinners. stuart: don't hedge. in the back of your mind, isn't it? >> to a certain extent. you know, at the end of the day we have investor too. you have to provide them with liquidity at some point in time. stuart: yeah. >> there is still a long way to go. stuart: you could bring in a lot of capital, couldn't you? >> i think we could especially the bull market. the market goes up and up. timing might be right. for us there is still way more execution to go. if we press the bell i'm coming her

go into late cycle again. when fiscal stimulus comes so late in the cycle, eight years into an expansion, the multiplier on the --lars this it is really very small. certainly not the types of numbers of 3.5% real. you really need to boost productivity for that it may that is what this tax plan will do. if it just boosts demand, the fed could offset it with more hikes. david: what do the income markets tell us about what to expect from the tax? ashish: i think it is going to be relatively muted when it comes to macro markets. the amount of upfront stimulus is going to be limited and that stimulus is unlikely to accelerate growth when we are so tight, particularly in the u.s.. if you look at the market, we have seen a tremendous amount of issuance. if you are a high tax market investor, to go into munis. supply had a dearth of the entire year. on the high-yield side, there was a lot of concern around this interest rate the deductibility. -- interest rate deductibility. instead of just going in the corporate's, which are negatively impacted by interest rates, come out of your high-yield portfolio or you can take it vant

asking that we go back to the status quo so we don't have senior citizens paying for estate tax relief. >> tax is expired. the question is on agreeing to the amendment offered by mr. lar sen. all those in favor signified by saying aye. those opposed, no. the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. pursuant to committee rule on the amendment will be postponed. any other additional amendments in the nature of the substitute? mr. lewis? >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment. >> i reserve a point of order. >> the gentleman suspend while it's being distributed. >> i withdraw my reservation. >> mr. lewis is recognized for five minutes on the amendment. >> first, let thank my friends and colleagues for joining me as co-sponsor of this amendment. mr. chairman, our amendment is very simple. $had 2.1 billion on section 5201 of the bill. mr. chairman, i want to be honest with you. it never crossed my mind that with our notice of warning, this committee would actually consider a bill to repeal the johnson amendment. the faith leader and charitable organization began expression concern to me earlier this year i thought they were overreacting. it was too crazy, too unbelievable that