but-- i'll let adam decide whether it's nefarious, but it's clearly keynesian economics at work, whenou think about it. and when the president ran around saying the health care bill wouldn't cost anything, i guarantee part of the bizarre economic analysis how many department of the jobs were created and how it would impact the economy and this is it. >> adam, do you see anything in this that worries you at all. >> not in the way at that it appears to worry everybody else. so far what we've had an is extremely smug conversation. we have piece of legislation that-- >> how could it be anything else when you've got navigators at $40 an hour? i'm sorry. >> what we're looking at it a complex problem. do you think for a moment the health care system is it straight forward and everybody can completely understand what they're doing. what we're talking about doing, i don't know where gerri's statistic comes from. we're talking about adding up to 30 million more people having health insurance in this country. that's going to be complicated. >> complicated and more money than we could ever possibly

by the way, this is just enforcing the fact that whenou buy something on amazon, you're supposed to putate tax return. >> liz: you're wrong. >> wrong. >> i'm telling you -- it actually will lp jobs. taxes are bad, but this will help brick and mortar stores. >> lizhow does it help jobs? >> they have to charge awe sales tax -- >> liz: wait. what jobs are you talking about? tax collectors? >> in bermuda. he doesn't know anything about it. >> liz: go ahead, john. >> we have a consumption tax here, which is something -- what toby talked about was right. this kills local sales base. if you're in new york and you order something, you don't have to pay tax on that. the deli across the street with the mom and pop, true small business, they can't compete with that. >> why not? >> liz: never mind the ebay guys. >> you can have somebody deliver it to you. >> they have advantages that retailers don't. they should maximize them instead of saying, oh, my gosh! we can't compete with amazon! maximize what you got, for crying out loud. >> liz: we got to leave it there, guys. thanks. we've got next up, cu

whenou se of the residents around here who were asked to leave a few hours ago hearing a number of gunshots while the battle was going on itself. it was a running gt. one individual was described -- one who is presumed to be the one they're still searched for was described as jumping back into the suv and driving through the police line, flooring it. we also have to report in addition to an m.i.t. officer who was shot and killed there's a transit officer seriously wounded. he's in the hospital, but he's described in serious condition. anne-marie. >> don, i know you've been pretty busy all morning long. have you had a chance to speak to any of the residents in the area at all? >> reporter: i have. i've talked to some of the students who were trying to get back to their apartment in this area. the police said that they had to leave. they forced them out here. in fact, if any of them were carrying backpacks, they were immediately suspect and their backpacks were searched. >> don dahler in watertown, massachusetts, thank you very much for getting us up to speed. now let's go to homeland securit