david iewben stein and tom farley. but first let's get the biggest headlines from gerri willis. gere report dow had its stht straight winning week. the push for a tax bill got past a big hurdle. the house narrowly passing a budget. when lawmakers can agree on a tax plan. the house is expected to unveil their version this week. the president talked about the importance of passing tax reform. >> we are bringing the corporate rate down from 35% to 20%. it will be the biggest tax cut in our country. right now our country is one of the highest taxed in the world, and we can't have that. gerri: a horrible week for general electric stock. they are trying to sell parts of the healthcare and transportation division, including the railroad business. they are raising $93 billion in market value. maria: the president's tax reform plan is front and center for his administration as well as the republican leadership in the house and senate. we want to get into it. with the budget passing through the house, it paifts the way for this tax bill to proceed through reconciliation. i sat down with t

we're also going to talk to tom farley on this resurgence.ember the drought in ipos >> as jim said in the 9:00 a.m. hour, no froth until you start seeing a wave of secondaries in your view. >> bothers me, ken fischer with a fabulous discourse this morning on "squawk box" about the notion of when the investment bankers start pumping out junk we're not there yet. >> we're going to hopefully talk to the ceo over here at post 9 >> shares of apple in the meantime moving higher the stock's coming off its worst drop since late august, today lifting the curtain on a new retail strategy and flagship in chicago. let's get to josh lipton for more, josh >> good morning, carl. there are nine apple retail stores here in the chicagoland area the one you all are looking at behind me, this is the newest. it's going to open its doors for the first time at 5:00 p.m. local. apple also says this is the most ambitious store ever, so let's take a quick tour. on top of the store you have a carbon fiber roof, designed to be as thin as possible some people say it look

tom farley the city's public health commissioner. >> wonderful to have the opportunity see the city fromhout having to worry about cars. >> reporter:. >> reporter: the route opened to traffic at 5:00 p.m. in olde city, anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight, frights and haunts in new jersey. >> it started simply with a porch. it was like a coffin and something quick to scare the kids. >> but this haunted attraction became so much more for the pitman community. how one family's frights are helping to feed those in need. >>> how many people are working for the online giant after a productive year for the company. >>> plus, coming up a bit later some officers in kentucky are taking a very long walk and it's all to honor their comrade. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer econ

tom farley.e broke down a few common misconceptions, people will say i don't want to get the new shot because i got it last year and it gave me the flu. >> that is a myth, the flu shot does not give you the flu. it protects you against the flu. and worse, you have a sore arm. >> reporter: another misconception is that you don't need a flu shot every year. >> we need to get vaccinated against flu every year, because the flu viruses can change from year-to-year, and our immunity to flu viruses goes down in between each injection. >> ally gorman, channel 6 action news. >>> the flu shot is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your family. it's especially important for young kids to get vaccinated, because they're more likely to spread the flu. >>> a man from connecticut is sharing his harrowing tale after spending 17 hours stranded in long island sound. of michael diaz woke up saturday and decided to go fishing in his kayak, he was just off the shore when the wind and waves kick you wanted. h

tom farley.broke down a few common misconceptions. >> people say i don't want to get it because i got it last year and it gave me the flu. >> the flu shot protects you against the flu. at worst, you had a sore arm. >> another misconception is that you don't need a flu shot every year. >> you need to get vaccinated against flu every year because the flu viruses can change from year to year and our immunity to flu viruses goes down in between each injection. >> the flu shot is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your family. it's especially important for young kids to get vaccinated because they're more likely to spread the flu. monica and rick, back over to you. it does leave your arm kind of sore but it's worth it. >> got mine yesterday. >> unless you're very muscular. >> oh, yeah. >> who worries about that. >> no ad libbing ali, all right. thank you. delaware county students got an important lesson today from an interactive traveling show. the anti-bullying program called box out bullyi

journey me right now is tom farley. thank you so much for joining us.ople in investment management and business people are here this week. i was waiting to sit down with you. it is a great and the good of financing around the world. one of the big reasons is that they are gonna take the oil company public. it could be the biggest ipo ever. it could be up to $75 billion. it would be a huge piece of business for the new york stock exchange. people see me in the halls here. everyone assumes that my relationship is totally about that. i've been the company for many years. as you know the new york stock exchange is owned. it's a partner and a customer in that respect. we will compete for any ipo with great global business. other than anyone you meet from the company or the ministry. they are professional. they are sophisticated. they are carrying out a very disciplined process. i don't want to prejudice any decision that they make. first of all we want them to make the right decision for them. clearly the new york stock exchange is a leading exchange in the

and president of the new york stock exchange tom farley as we watch so many wall street as an investmentnals on the huge ipo coming to market we expect next year. let's turn to the president's ambitious agenda. economic adviser gary cohn told lawmakers in a private meeting yesterday that they would get a chance to vote on a gas tax next to an congress considers trans $1 trillion infrastructure package according to "politico." other reports suggest it could be a 7-cent increase on gas taxes. that is america's largest construction and civil engineering company, ceo and chairman, brennan, great to see you. thank you for joining us. what he think about a gas tax increase? what does that say about demand for infrastructure and what impact might that have? >> the demand for infrastructure globally is $3 trillion a year. within the u.s. alone we expected to trillion dollars over the next 10 years. there has been political consensus throughout the election season and lately around the need for infrastructure, the challenge of how to pay for it. the gas tax is one way we might solve that challeng