talk to us on the record, but it has to do with the name of the business. it s called constitution arms. they don t like the idea of having that plastered on the back or front of little kids little league uniforms. one committee member said, quite frankly, we have our hands full running the league and deciding things like whether or not the infield fly rule should apply to 9-year-olds. base create, they think basically, they think it ll be a distraction, and they don t want to keel with it. jane: what does the owner of the gun shop say? reporter: well, he doesn t buy it. he s a proud gun dealer and owner, he says kids should learn about firearm safety, the second amendment, and he staid what about the bars? what about the chicken place called cluck you? he said that could be deemed offensive to certain people, so he doesn t think there s anything wrong with him, a local businessman, selling a legal product. [laughter] here, take a listen. i wanted to be able to
for this economy, so that just really shows how tough retail sales were last week. and what this index said, base create, is basically, is that the tough winter weather kept people inside. that might mean this week we all go out and go shopping, so we should prepare for that. on the real estate front we re looking at new home construction for january, it s about a six-month high. but what is kind of being kept back is building permits, when builders file for permission to go ahead and build. and those were way down. so it s kind of like this time period where you start to see some recovery, right? harris: yeah, two steps forward, three steps back. jenna: but you re not feeling perfect. there s some good points, potentially some good things on the horizon, but still we re not feeling 100%. harris: and wall street reflecting that too. jenna: exactly. nothing to inspire investors out there. harris: jenna lee, thank you. back to you, jon. jon: at first it shocked the community, a harvard