we own qvc.u look at qvc, like many retailers, there are a substantial number of imports that we're selling to our customers. the effective tax rate for qvc would go up nearly three times. we'd be 4x the original, 300% increase. i don't think we're unique. now, you hear about -- and this is in the house plan and in president trump's plan. you hear about the idea that the currencies will rise to offset that. i've also read some evidence that that won't happen as quickly. and secondly, the inflationary impact seems like it would be potentially very negative. and even if the currency does rise to offset some of that, doesn't that go against some of president trump's statements about the currency being too strong? how do you look at all of this, grover? >> i think the piece of the house republican plan that trump folks are also looking at that is most problematic is the border adjustable part of it. it is the one that actually seriously disadvantages retailing that will raise costs for middle-income

lady, melania trump's biography noted her jewelry line is for sale on the cable television channel qvc and is trademarked, a registration now overseen by a trademark office that is part of the executive branch led by her husband. denny is calling in from north carolina. jenny, do you think donald trump can help bring together the americans who are divided right now? caller: no, i don't think he can unite the country because of his divisive and toxic rhetoric during his campaign. host: do you think that what he says from now on now that he's in office can change from what he did in the campaign? >> coming up, sunday morning, author and nationally syndicated columnist on expectations for donald trump as he prepares to push his legislative agenda with a republican congress and divided public. washington post syndicated columnist will be on to talk about president trump's agenda and policy proposals, women's issues, and saturday's women's march on washington. washington journal, lies at 7:00 a.m. eastern -- live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. tousands into the ca

. >> reporter: qvc host were one of the last flights out of fort lauderdale. >> reporter: at last check, gina said her sister is still stuck in fort lauderdale left with images >> everyone is shaken and scared and can't believe it. very, very scared. >> makes us, i believe, all very thankful to be -- to be alive and to know that we were for the in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: while many folks do believe this latest attack really does highlight some of the weaknesses that are still going on in airports around the country, in places like baggage claim areas and ticket counters left lightly secured and much more vulnerable. that's the latest, reporting at philadelphia international airport. natasha brown, cbs "eyewitness news." >>> we know the suspect had a gun in his checked bag. airlines routinely let passengers travel with unloaded guns in their checked bags as long as they comply with rules set forth by the tsa. passengers must declare the gun at the ticket counter. must be unloaded and in a locked hard sided case. only the passenger can have the key or combination.

. >> reporter: qvc host were one of the last flights out of fort lauderdale. >> reporter: at last check, gina said her sister is still stuck in fort lauderdale left with images >> everyone is shaken and scared and can't believe it. very, very scared. >> makes us, i believe, all very thankful to be -- to be alive and to know that we were for the in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: while many folks do believe this latest attack really does highlight some of the weaknesses that are still going on in airports around the country, in places like baggage claim areas and ticket counters left lightly secured and much more vulnerable. that's the latest, reporting at philadelphia international airport. natasha brown, cbs "eyewitness news." >>> we know the suspect had a gun in his checked bag. airlines routinely let passengers travel with unloaded guns in their checked bags as long as they comply with rules set forth by the tsa. passengers must declare the gun at the ticket counter. must be unloaded and in a locked hard sided case. only the passenger can have the key or combination.

>> i feel like i'm on qvc. >> i know, i think we have to name this little guy.et us know. >> tweet us in the next few minutes, we'll give him a name. coming up until the next half hour of "eyewitness news", finds out the company that made the day after the superbowl a holiday. >> we will see. plus, we've got a look ahead at president trump's weekends, could have an impact on foreign policy. we'll tell you where he and the british prime minister disagree. >> and new research on sugar in kids. how much sugary beverages are adding to their diets. we will be right back. >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> like it or not, winter is back of the we've enjoyed some mild temperatures this week, but could be changing very soon. >>> dustin is here with your forecast. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. >> i'm jim donovan. justin and meisha will be along in just a minute. first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minutes. >> big day for president trump. >> i am afraid to sp

he product sold out in eight minutes on qvc. >> i wanted to win, but i wanted to win for everybody elsei want to inspire other people to truly find themselves and their passion for what they're supposed to be doing. >> since winning the next big thing on the today show, sales of glove sticks have quadrupled. she says her inspiration came from her three athletic kids and their stinky sports gear. >>> a lot of us enjoy going to clubs and hearing local musicians. but molife on the road is rough the money isn't that good. one local singer is breaking up the band. we sat down with d.c.'s o of their better sweet good-bye. >> it's time for me to grow up and it's not as easy as it was the first time. >> in 1978, russ beaker was serving in the u.s. navy. david goodfriend was unemployed. the two rented out a bank statement apartment for $100 a month. >> we just started learning songs. >> before long, they were writing their own songs and playing shows. they formed their first band, going going gone and reported the first song they wrote together "trouble." they were living their dream, playing cl

she's on qvc and she will spend an hour just rubbing your arms. >> you watch it all. >> that is right. >> are you rubbing. >> i'm rubbing, the whole time i'm watching. >> all right. >> here we go. >> will alexa, who is jozy mar in. >> sorry, i can't give you an answer to your question. >> alexa is jealous. >> that is what that is all about. >> could you pass that way over there. >> there is jozy. >> i don't understand the question i heard. >> i don't blame you, she's young. do you think if you put on her cream and oil you will lah like her. >> but you wouldn't date her because you only date women my own age. >> my own age, right. >> you never. >> that is right. >> can we tally that up. >> biggest difference between you and a would hand. >> co we had to calculate it. >> there was one in the upper 30's. >> thirty-eight years. >> okay, yes. >> listen, everyone is in love >> live your life. >> yes. >> unaudible. >> cheer leading practice. >> i'm sure they were all over 18. >> of course. >> let's not the go there. >> that is just weird. >> please. >> drop them off at school. >> high school

it's to im ee's time to announc teaming up with qvc for "today's" next big thing.cryer. >> and 24 hours later on qvc -- >> what we brought in to give you to ship out has sold out. >> reporter: christa was wiping away tears of joy. >> it's been amazing. >> reporter: eight months since winning the contest, and christa is still emotional about that winning molt. >> i can't tell you what it feels like when you put your whole self into something. and then, have it in one moment pay off. >> reporter: as well as the response she received from family and friends. >> it was overwhelming, the love and the joy that they gave me. so, i feel like i want to give back. so my community. sorry. >> reporter: and even though her glove sticks business is booming, the experience as been as important as the win. >> i wanted to win. but i wanted to win for everybody else. i wanted to inspire other people to truly find themselves and their passion for what they're supposed to be doing. >> i forgot how much we liked her. >> i know. >> the week after, the next day, we were on qvc the next d

qvc of gilead will join us to talk about the huge move in biotech stocks this year.s big banks could be in big trouble. and commodities king dennis gartman here to explain why one group of stocks are still rallying. but first we start off with the record highs and propelled by biotech up 8% more than double the gains in the health tech sector. that all as president-elect trump is pushing for a quick repeal of obamacare and republicans in the senate and house maneuver to make it a reality. so what is behind this move? is it too late to get in? >> no, i don't think it is. what is behind the move? what is behind the move is the fact that you haven't heard politicians now effectively talkingabout biotech talk about it the last month. it hasn't been steadfast on everybody's radar screen. so thousand people are lonow pe valuation and maybe the companies are not left to dead. ibb we talk about all the time. look at all through 2016, how many times did to try to get through 250 on the down side? probably four, five, failed to come so each time. now it's above the 280 level t

the earrings, they look like it was like a qvc dream, and you could lay them under the hot lights and then cook an egg on them. >> you guys thought you had gone across the line too far ever? >> sure, but nobody cared. nobody was watching. and for us we have all these predecessors to look at, but what was it like for you doing this show for the first time. what did you think? >> like boreman said, we were just excited that we were able to play with all the stuff and that nobody was going to tell us to stop. it was basically like the mice coming in in the middle of the night and moving all the furniture around. >> it still is that way. lisa, thank you so much for hanging out with us. you'll be here throughout the night. >> who was your favorite co-anchor? aaron or cardboard aaron? >> well, flat aaron has his charm. you can do shots off that. >> thank you so much, and coming up a special guest, david boreman is here. >> he's already one drink in over there. but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving chil

. >> you just watch her rub her arms for a half an hour on qvc >> maybe you are putting on too much. >> do you put on a dime. >> no, it is quarter, 50 cents >> a dollar. >> it looks like you put a dollar worth. >> i have a dollar looking face. >> did you watch golden globes last night. >> difficult not. >> i did. >> i want to hear highlights. the bright moments, fun moments, stupid moments, the mistakes, the falls. >> we will start off with a moment, right from the beginning. >> yes. >> teleprompters what do we do >> oh, god. >> are there bad reviews from jimmy fallon. >> i'm hearing that too. >> i like . >> we will come back with breaking news out of lawncrest , we will. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' >>> we have breaking news out of lawncrest. we are live

melania trump's qvc jewelry line is being hyped by name and description. which arguably is the promotion of that private enterprise. and anything that promotes trump brands, properties, ultimately pads the bottom line, pads the finances of the first family itself. it sets them up for all sorts of ethics challenges. constitutional challenges, potential violations of the clause if any payments come from foreign governments and opens them up as a target for bribery. if private citizens, especially interests, foreign governments can spend money in a way this it ends up in the pocket of the president, that is a, unprecedented and b very difficult to negotiate without somebody ending up and that starts today. >> to chris matthew's point, we've just passed some of the beautiful new ark architecture. the canadian embassy. i think we're coming up on the museum if we haven't already. the east wing national gallery of art. what's it called can -- >> naval memorial. really has -- >> it's beautiful. >> it's become one of the more beautiful promenades in the united stat

be doing. >> i forgot how much we liked her. >> i know. >> the week after, the next day, we were on qvct. okay. >> amazed how ingenious people are and inventive. >> and s there. and now, we give people an opportunity to present it. and their lives have completely changed. >> and great products. >> all right, guys. >>> what do we have coming up? >> jewel is going to be on. great musician. now, she's got a series of mystery movies. >> oh, fun. >> yeah. kind of cool. >>> and we're going to show you hot travel getaways. big ice storm in the midwest and the northeast. not a bad time. >> how cute is pepper, by the way? >> adorable. >> pepper is brilliant. >> by the way, can we mention, tomorrow, meredith wraps up her week as guest host. >> no. >> it's great having you here. >> jasper all next week, though? >> you're coming back, baby. >> >> announcer: this is a "news 4 today" newsbreak. >>> 8:56 is your time now on this thursday january 12th, 2017. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. we're going to check on the roads right now with melissa mollet and first4traffic. hi, melissa. >> hi, still a

on the white house website last night specifically to their brand of jewellery that you can buy from qvcellery". so it is interesting that even on the day of the inauguration, there are people within the administration who are sensitive to criticism online as people have said, donald trump is distancing himself from his business interests so that he can be president. and yet his wife was right there on the website of the white house, advertising her range of jewellery that you can buy and where you can buy it. there is so much analysis and i imagine lots of things will change while they try to get the website right. thank you very much. 0lli maatta is presenter of the media podcast. —— 0lly mann. hello. this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. the first full day in office for the new president of the united sates, as donald trump pledges to fulfill his campaign promises he's already signed his first orders as president, including changes to barack 0bama's healthcare act, which mr trump said he will repeal. we want to make america great again, and we will. inauguration da

resting you can sleep with just like him because he has a new under armor sleepwear and there is a qvcage 39 has played this well. >>gary: this guy keeps playing a top-level it is the pajamas so be in it is one thing to note from yourself but steph curry action is poking fun of his family specifically riley and an appearance he made on family guide. >>: banks is nice to meet you. >>: this is exciting for the whole bay area to be four games away from the championship they're not want to go way we have to stay focused keep doing what we have been doing, and that is not how we talk to people >>darya: this so funny he hasn't made he's turned everything but people are looking for things. >>gary: you have two guys are used to being the boss and being the best shooters on the team 32 and 6 we have those problems. >>gary: you really didn't > go didn't >>darya: know because it is raining everything and have seen to me and the movie of the here is my in--lion. >>darya: is fantastic how i do not want to leave the house it is fantastic >>gary: if you have children one of your children get lost i a

lady, melania trump's biography noted her jewelry line is for sale on the cable television channel qvc is trademarked, a registration now overseen by a trademark office that is part of the executive branch led by her husband. denny is calling in from north carolina. jenny, do you think donald trump can help bring together the americans who are divided right now? caller: no, i don't think he can unite the country because of his divisive and toxic rhetoric during his campaign. host: do you think that what he says from now on now that he's in office can change from what he did in the campaign? caller: no, i think the damage has already been done. host: ok. and oliver is calling in from washington, d.c. hi, oliver. caller: hi, greta. good morning. thanks for working on c-span. host: what do you think about the president, can he bring the country together? caller: i don't think he can bring the country together because i don't think that's his job. host: what do you think should happen? do you think americans should decide for themselves to be more unified? caller: yes. i think his job is t

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>> what was it about, just qvc. that's all. >> the b word. >> billionaire. >> he started it. >> he is a brilliant man. >> b as in brilliant. >> yes. >> brilliant billionaire. >> dh is designated heavy, which i'll play right now because we have to go. join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. >>> sticking with the push for more manufacturing jobs in the u.s., president trump meets with ceos for a second straight day. this time, it is ford, chrysler and gm. good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." carl with jim at the new york stock exchange. you have j&j, verizon, 3 m. action in the pound as the supreme court rules on brexit. president trump staying on his manufacturing message, hosting auto industry leaders for a breakfast at the white house this hour. we'll take you there live. >>> plus, an eye on earnings. five dow components reporting results this morning, including verizon, j&j and dupont. >>> and alibaba reporting quarterly earnings and raising its guidance. how investments, clo

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we did a qvc. i have lost 100 pounds. i lost 70, i lost 30, i lost 90.sically. i love being a part of things that bless people. steve: sure. you will ring the bell down at wall street. >> i'm so excited. abby: have you done, another first. pete: how did that come about? >> for nutrisystem. ring the bell. i work with a knucklehead, no, i'm so excited. it is going to be fun. you know nutrisystem, boy they have done a lot of things to help people. they said we'll do it at nasdaq, would you come down? i said are you kidding? absolutely, it would be fun. steve: that is very cool. what is one thing datewise people do wrong? a new year's resolution to lose weight. >> i learned i ate smaller portions more frequently. steve: that helped you, smaller portions? >> the supersize, they do nothing but supersize you. you don't need that. frequently, really eat frequently. i eat five, six times a day. pete: less when you eat. >> less when you eat. like putting feel on, you know, forgive yourself if you make a mistake. most people make a mistake, oh, my gosh. i know. abb

the winner will sell his or her product on qvc live today. go to today.com and get applications in. want to wish a happy 100th birthday to helen green. tom is 100 years old. a retired farmer from shelby, montana. he's been involved with the american legion honor guard for over 50 years. happy 100th birthday to maria carrillo of el paso, texas. she likes bowling and playing pool. leon mcanally. a former attorney, wrote a book about his life when he was 99 and he's still adding captors. >> and ann, 108. she's lived in the same home for 105 years. that's amazin an a happy 100th birthday to ruthwilson. a coffee-love from plenty wood, montana. rumor has it she makes the best oatmeal raisin cookie. send them this way. if you know somebody that is celebrating a 100th birthday, go to today.com/celebrates. and don't forget to include a photo and oatmeal cookie. >>> willie geist is here. >> i love that natalie was here. >> a fun conversation with leslie mann, the star of "the 40-year-old virgin," "knocked up," and "this is 40." she's one-half of a power couple with judd apatow. she has a movi