i'm jack otter. coming up, retired four-star general stanley mcchrystal gives his take on the withdrawal from afghanistan and how geopolitical pressures are impacting the economy and your portfolio. and later, surprising results from our big money poll. where investing pros think the economy is headed and where they're putting their money. we begin, as always, with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about. the markets rallied this week, industrial and tech company reports are up next week. the price of crude oil tops $80 a barrel. why that's good news and bad news. and decisions on covid have captured attention, but other approvals waiting in the wings approving a treatment for alzheimer's. so, ben, some good news from the market this week. mr. market got really excited. what changed and alteredded that mood? >> i think it was two things, jack. the first was inflation. we had two numbers, cpi, the consumer price index, and ppi, the producer price index. t

jack: i want to move on to investments inc. they're good idea batted equipment. >> i think they are good idea. frankly, logically you have got a virus which nature has designed to kill us. if you have a vaccine designed to cure us. i admit to being a little on emotional about this. but logically it makes no sense to get vaccinated. get vaccinated for a lot of other things. it is our road back to normality. i am personally in favor of mandates. >> on the market everything i look at is pretty expensive as her place to go look and find it more price customer. >> there are things expensive at the end of october we had all-time highs in one of the major indices. but within the market there's a lot of dispersion a lot of things are expensive but a lot of things relatively cheap. i think valued stocks within the united states a pretty good. frankly also a lot of international stocks. places like europe, japan, are not as expensive. we are seeing those economies and bounce back also. they also pay a very good dividend. dividend outside

jack: any other tricks up their sleeves? >> i don't know if you remember a few years ago netflix said not only are they competing with cable boxes and other streamers but one of their biggest competitors was fortnite video games. they just announced in the position of the company night school studio, that is going to help and as long as netflix can find ways to stay relevant with the television shows in the movies and video games anything that is on the screens that attract viewer eyeballs i think that puts them into position. jack: i talked to bill and he thinks one of the levers they gonna pull is a cracked and a password sharing a lot of people do it, they know you're doing it and they could cut that off at any time. let's switch over to another world, the auto world, new auto and old auto had very good news. >> i don't know what's more impressive omega campus or a giga factory like tesla $11.4 billion to build a mega- campus in tennessee, two factories in kentucky, that is the biggest investment in the 118 year history a

who better to explain than jack howell. >> who better indeed, jack. picture multiplayer audio game with social network shopping and concerts and school and dating defining as a convergence of physical and digital and in a way that is persistent real-time rendered and infinite in its ability to offer shared experience as allowing for total expense -- what were we talking about? [laughter] want to invest. first of all, if you want to get there, one thing you may want to do a strap what looks like a toddler's toilet seat to your four head. that is called virtual reality. in the future we may use smart glasses to overlay in the real world. that is called augmented reality. facebook chief executive android mark zuckerberg just put out a video monitoring ray-ban stories those are sunglasses with cameras hidden on the side of them. not creepy at all. if you want to invest, you can buy shares in videogame makers. cloud computing, 3 d rendering and mobile chips. you can buy crypto currency. those are like core holdings in "la la land" speared there is an etf o

jack: could global supply chain jack: supply chain issues are a major problem for some industries as 90 vessels are waiting right now outside of california ports are we facing holiday headaches experience cover story by our very own jack hough a great story, no surprise there but i want to get, let's get this out of the way first, santa claus will come as christmas as scheduled. >> i think so we have all seen ship that are anchored off the board of l.a., there is a lot of causes we can point to for the gym at the center is the virus, the shift is our behavior and we stop buying experiences and goods, a lot of the things americans by and a 30% increase in the trans specific and just in the past several weeks covid rates worldwide and in the u.s. declined a bit were already hearing about factories reopening to keep cases under places like vietnam, the l.a. port of names, he points out if the ships look worrisome, sophisticated retailers saw this coming and what they have done a sharply accelerated their orders for christmas they had goods coming in two months earlier this year than the

. >> i love jack. >> reporter: the assistant principal here at fremont high school where jack's father and grandfather to school. fremont recently underwent a $130 million renovation, including its first-ever regulation size football field. what jack wants now, though, is for a marching band to take that field. a rare thing for an oakland unified high school. >> i guarantee you, there has not been one for the last -- go back to my early childhood, 55 years. >> i think it's about being bold in east oakland. i think we could do that. a lot of students want that. >> reporter: jack believes he's already a third of the way to raising enough money for the band, and of course, knowing him, he's not stopping any time soon. this last fund-raiser, jack raised $17,000. $10,000 of which is going to go to that marching band fund. for so many of us, marching bands are such an integral part of the high school exexperience. >> and a staple of the football games. >> exactly. the energy, home coming, everything. >> the rallies. i can't imagine no marching band. thanks so much, garvin. >>> let's get a ch

congratulations, jack. if you would like to nominate a quiet hero for a jefferson award, please go to cbsn and provide details about that person's community service. >>> >>> starting today, you can drive through the tunnel of terror at extreme carwash in san jose. >> it cost $ve dollaron to st. jude's te carwash through halloween day. >> i like it. pretty crve >> ceos are fielding questions about climate change and how they are defending themselves against claims they misled the public to make a profit coming up at 3:00. >>> all right, here is a beautiful live look at our roof cam. our temperatures are warmer compared to yesterday at this time so above average for this time of year. san fransisco and san jose slightly cooler for this friday. we are going to stay dry through the weekend looking great for halloween. rain chances pickup for next monday. looking slightly cooler for your friday still mild in the 60s and 70s for halloween, you can see the temperatures in the 50s and 60s and then rain returns for

jack raises at 2:30 a.m. to make breakfast and lunch 50 concord. he loads sandwiches, snacks, and supplies for his daily route to more than two dozen campsites. at willow pass park, he delivers to bob kraft in his tent. >> you need any extra warmth for tomorrow? >> oh, no, just in the morning. >> reporter: the charges a battery brick to power his fan and phone. >> good, genuine, loyal. upbeat. >> i hope you enjoy your lunch. reporter: he began his ministry about two years ago after he had the same dream two nights in a row. >> the lord jesus came to me in a dream and actually came up and said i want to get to know the homeless. >> reporter: so jack looked for the unhoused, bought them food and talked. one recipient told jack how much that meant. >> at the end of the time, he said, you know, the food doesn't really matter. you're the first person that actually looked me in the eye today and treated me like a human being. >> frie shs as he gives away donations of clothes, blankets, tents, and toiletries. for en

first tracy jacks. an enthusiastic volunteer to get the shared spaces program which has been a huge success off the ground during the pandemic. autumn, i was proud to nominate to the legacy business registry recently. she is a dedicated neighborhood volunteer. jason hennedder son. chair of the planning committee, a visionary of sustainable urban design. one of the first people that our office called when complex transportation and land use issues come up for district five. madeline, a queer buy racial artist. many programs, as she mentioned. lastly, i want to mention, my office has been in contact with a number of applicants as well as chair peskin and believe there are configurations that can accommodate the slate that i've described. the current applicant for seat six would also qualify for seats three and tracy jacks currently a seat for seat two could be moved for the at large seat, seat six if that is the committee's preference. thank you for your time and consideration on this cac and frankly on a

the so-called guilty rate jack will probably closer to 15. that's lower than biden had proposed but it's still a four -- 500 basis point headwind with profits next year in terms of sectors with the exception of utility, most sectors will be equally impacted innate negative away by the increase in tax rates it's a little different than 2017 for 2017 there were some big beneficiary somewhere in the middle and some had no impact. with regard to utilities though that is the one sector where the tax are a pastor for 2017 when rates came down on their savings under the customer. in 2022 tax rates go up it's more likely than not will see them pass on to their consumers, their bill payers if you will. there's a one impact the earnings like it will every other sector. jack: big ben has a question. >> there's so much conflict between china and the u.s. what time will that affect the u.s. corporations doing business over there? >> i think it actually is already, been good question. look at healthcare right now. you are single really aggressive tenders r

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jack has raised more than $300,000. most of it going to various scholarships, activities and sport programs at oakland in san leandro high school. jack thought about stopping a few times but always thought it would be better. >> i am good at getting money for just causes and i need to do this again. >> reporter: it brings us to this year's fund raising run and one special goal for a place very special to jack. >> i love jack. >> reporter: assistant principal at oakland, fremont high school where jack's father went to school. >> reporter: fremont recently under went a $130 million renovations including its first ever regulation size football field. >> reporter: what jack wants now is a marching band to take that field. a rare thing for an oakland unified high school. >> i guarantee you there has not been one for the last going back to my early childhood. >> i think it's about being bold in east oakland. a lot of students want that. >> reporter: jack believes he's already at a third of the way to raise enough money for th

mother, nicole jack. ., . , live here with their mother, nicole jack. ., ., , ., ., . ., jack. you as a mother decided to take our jack. you as a mother decided to take your children _ jack. you as a mother decided to take your children to _ jack. you as a mother decided to take your children to islamic - jack. you as a mother decided to l take your children to islamic state group territory. there were beheadings, murders and massacres, how do you explain that to anyone? i how do you explain that to anyone? i don't think even if i explain it everyone _ don't think even if i explain it everyone would understand, but it was about — everyone would understand, but it was about my family being together, do you _ was about my family being together, do you understand? and honestly, secondly, — do you understand? and honestly, secondly, what may have happened, we had never— secondly, what may have happened, we had never been witness to it, my children— had never been witness to it, my children and i, honestly. i haven't seen _ children and i, honestly. i haven't seen a _ childr

jonathan: jack, thank you, sir. the first big test of the electorate, in virginia of next week, november 2. tom: and it's interesting to see the play, with mr. mcauliffe and you wonder where mr. trump fits in. jonathan: they wanted to be a referendum on the current president but the current president wanted to be a referendum on the former president. jonathan: i think i understood what you just said. jonathan: does that make sense? does that make sense? it seems to be the strategy from the democrats. lisa: how do you galvanize unity? he was one of the greatest unifying factors for democrats out there, trump was and it highlights some of the challenges in washington this morning. jonathan: futures are a bit of a snooze this morning. it's a bit of calm this morning. yields on a basis point, 10-year, up a couple of basis points on the front end, if you basis points this morning, that's your next stop for this market. earnings look good. apple, amazon tomorrow, then chairman powell on wednesday with payrolls two fridays

jack: it may stick. we have enough time before election day 2022, but there seems to be a lot of confidence on the republican side that it is a strong issue for them. jonathan: thank you. yes, tom? jack: i am watching on the waterfront tom: tom: -- i am watching on the waterfront tonight. it is a movie. jonathan: i wasn't around then if you watched it as a kid. tom: i watched it 42 times. a lovely blonde showed up early in the movie. jonathan: speaker pelosi said that she should do a better job selling this package in d.c., her words. i think you should do a better job to be frank. is that the problem? the reporters, the media? tom: that is a good question. what i would suggest, and the rest of them on 24/7, i hear almost a silence on the linkage of these two bills. it has sort of drifted away. jonathan: it has drifted into a new year, except they have to get it done. lisa: it is not fair for the journalists to be an advocate, that is not our job. number two, what are you selling when the democrats canno

jonathan: jack, thank you. jack fitzpatrick down in d.c., thank you so much. just getting some numbers on headcount out of jp morgan. bloomberg putting together a couple of stories. consumer banking increased its workforce 3% in the last year and added more than 1000 employees at jp morgan in the third quarter alone. corporate and investment banking units saw headcount increase out of 2000 employees in the third quarter alone. that is a big effort taking place. lisa: that is massive. when we talk about cost increases, this is where it is coming from. they are adding staff and hiring a lot more, in terms of what the salaries are. how much is this a more permanent shift into a higher headcount for trading that has been more of a transitory business because it has its ups and downs? tom: i don't buy the gloom. on going to go to deutsche bank. they got out of commodities, no they have to get back into commodities. jonathan: where is the gloom, tom? lisa: i just spoke. tom: i just inc. the media is like, oh i just think the media is like, oh and g -- like, omg, tra

>> i haven't seen jack's protocols. i don't know. but the spirit of what he's saying i completely endorse and agree with. and i'm glad he's working on it. i'm glad he has a team working on it. this isn't about who -- who changes things. we all need to contribute to that. it's about changing things. and if jack dorsey has a better product, a better product or a better idea, i'm the first to support . there are many, many smart people out there that are passionate about this issue that have something to offer. we welcome that involvement. we need to get this right. to me, we're at a foun dadation moment. hopefully this time there is a diverse group getting together representing all facets of our society. but getting together and talking about what do we want the ideals to be? what do we want the values to be, the inciples to be in this new community? >> you have said several times that this protocol will be gifted to humanity. so is this effort entourly dr -- entirely driven bial true uchl or are there profit motives involved? and if s

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want to bring in burns mckinney and jack ablin. jack, i will start with you. are investors pricing in what we've seen with the framework or do you think this is still washington noise the street is maybe ignoring a little bit? >> no. i think, cheryl, thank you. i think that investors are starting to look at washington and calculating something will be passed. we're getting a much clearer sense now perhaps this desperation to get things done and deadline for month end. i do think investors believe that a infrastructure bill and a reconciliation package will be passed. we're starting to see that reflected in the markets over the last couple of days, especially today. cheryl: also too, as you know i'm looking at some of the details in this burns, the pay-fors, right? i think this is where wall street will, their eyebrows will get raised here. they're talking about, this is the dem plan how to pay for this social spending package which now we know is 1.75 trillion, not 3 1/2. we're making progress, right? 15% corporate minimum tax on large corporations. looking 32

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jack: how big is the haircut? if you talk to senator sanders, it's a huge cut from what the progressives wanted. the frame of reference saying we are at about a 50% cut to compare what they are talking about now which is 1.7 trillion or so to the 3.5 trillion we had heard about which did have some pushback from moderates and got sign off from mark warner of virginia. but he had always said that was his feeling and it could be lower. these are significant cuts if you listen to what progressives and the president were campaigning on and publicly touting. clearly that hit the wall. it will have to be much smaller. tom: in my reading of the tea leaves, this is all out the window except for british people seeing -- mimicking the president, their taxes will go. will anyone see higher taxes? jack: the question is how concrete are senator kyrsten sinema's demands. because she has set to oppose an increase in the corporate tax rate in the top income rate which would leave some question as to whether the capital gains stuff

>> reporter: jack's kindness brings a string of praise. >> good. genuine. loyal. that the. >> reporter: he began his ministry after he had the same dream two nights in a row? >> the lord jesus came to me in a dream and said i want to get to know the homeless. >> reporter: one recipient told jack how much it has meant. >> he says the food doesn't matter. you are the first person that actually looked me in the eye today and treated me like a human being. >> reporter: jack is forging friendships as it gives away the donations. >> just as a father has compassion on his children. >> reporter: for encouragement, he reads bible verses. his wife has hand copied thousands of them. his wife and his son cannot thank him enough. jack and his friends are helping the family to pay for a hotel room and food after they were found sleeping on church steps. the family is now getting back on their e letsusknow that he i there for us and that we are loved and not alone. te a friend drives rudy to school. >> he is like an angel. >> reporter: he wants homeless folks to feel known, love

a planned meeting at jack-in-the-box. her jeep getting stuck. and then chacey hearing but not seeing the shot that killed bob. >> i put the jeep in park and then i touched his face, and i yelled his name. and when i pulled my hand away, there was blood all over my hand. >> detective burke zeroed in on a key detail. if chacey touched bob the way she said, the blood should have dropped down from her hand. it did not. >> the street right there on your arm, is a blood spatter. okay? you see how spotters up your? >> yes. chacey had a pattern of blood on her arms and her shirt. a little on her face. which indicated to burke that chacey had to be standing very close to bob when the fatal shot was fired. chacey denied it. >> that's not from -- >> i was not next to him. i was not next to him when i touched him. i had blood running down my arm. and then i fell into mud puddle. >> burke press tour. how could she be so close and not see the shooter? >> you didn't see anybody standing there? >> no. >> i don't buy. i think you're full -- of i want you to tell

[izzy chuckles] jack: my parents' reaction? oh, kind of brought it up slowly. i was like, "what left the cotry?" and they we like, "jac you have to be kidding. there's no way you could be leaving the country in the middle of a pandemic." and i show them the plane ticket, and i'm like-- and they're like, "jack, you are not getting on that plane." and then i'm just like, "and what if i booked an apartment, and what if christy got a plane ticket as well?" and then they're like, "no, not ppening,ot happeng." and so they didn't really accept it until the day they were driving me to the airport. not ny places will take a chinese citizen and a u.s. citizen at the same time. so dubai was, like, just kind of the best option for us. at the beginning of our trip, we had dding ris because it's illegal-- it was illegal in dubai for unmarried uples to live together, but then they changed the law. justor us, i think, actually. here's one of our wedding rings from when we were married, but we have since become boyfrnd andirlfrien without the process of a divorc.. [cisty laughi