and vision let's break it all down now with rbc's gerard cassidy on the banks, kate rogers and alex shermanmie dimon and jpmorgan's plan to keep him ceo for as long as possible what does this tell you? >> well, i think it's an award that really looks at what he has done for the jpmorgan shareholder, their employees and the communities in which they serve. as you may know, there's over 250,000 employees at jpmorgan that jamie dimon leads you look at his stock price since the merger at bank one and jpmorgan it compounds growth rates far better than the financial indexes and even better than the s&p 500. and today, when you look at his valuation, he trades at a nice premium, about 30% to his peers. ceos cannot control their stock prices they do control the evaluation that's a direct reflection on the success he has >> is there a concern he has for walking away there's been evidently some talk that he could do even better by going into a different kind of industry so is this meant to be some sort of move to close that compensation gap he's been at this company for so long now, it's hard to imag

the piece by our own alex sherman on cnbc.com. in idaho the rest of the week, jon, with a big lineup you won't want to miss we'll bring that to our viewers. >> want to put meat on the bone where the media story is concerned, how the companies are going to bulk up in services and perhaps reflect on the tradeoff between arming the media over the top streamers versus seeing what they can do in theaters meanwhile, top gainers on the nasdaq, take a look at those amazon, docusign, zoom video as we wrap up here. work from home trade, still hot. central one up 9%. "halftime" starts now. >>> all right, jon thanks. >>> welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner big tech's rebound this several stocks hitting new highs as the dow touches a 400 point drop how key are the names to the rally which tom lee now says can be child support choppy. we'll sboo shannon skoshia josh brown pete najarian. great to see everybody beginning with tech, the nasdaq hitting a record high off the open today amazon microsoft, facebook, google new milestones

. >> julia, thanks so much >> you have a buy rating on the stock, and then alex sherman is here as welluestion, where, you know, soft, and doing a lot of the heavy lift, we would have liked to have seen much more dispersion julia was making a point about saturation we couldn't agree more but on the other hand, i think there's positive d. the pricing power is still down, and also the fact that both engagement and retention are still above prepandemic levels while we think there's no question, is taking ahold, there's netflix we think is doing its and so we're not, by any means calling a new normal here we still things start to normalize even more. and thence of that name. as far as video games, that's one area, some type of an opportunity long term. >> alex, what stood out for you? >> the key figure, i think was the third quarter guidance figure of 3.5 million new net adds julia mentioned it at the end there, analysts were looking to about 5 to 5.5 million in the third quarter. the whole narrative around netflix is there's been a lot of chopiness because of the covid, production shutdown

alex. get back to a big story we're following. former forty-niners and stanford. a llama richard sherman is sitting in a seattle jail this morning. he was denied bail after being accused of burglary domestic violence. it all started early yesterday morning. washington state patrol said they were called about an suv that crashed into an active construction zone. the suv was registered to sherman is believed to have run away from that crash. sherman's wife and called police saying he was drunk and trying to break into the home of his in-laws. police arrived and arrested sherman. well, sherman didn't physically harm anyone. he was charged with domestic burglary violence. today's relationship with the people in the home kron 4 has obtained the 911, call from sherman's wife. take a listen. >> he's trying to leave now and how it could be a growth of you directly with my uncle. he threatened to kill him. go. and you think that if the police are look, that please don't shoot is what i'm asking. >> police had to use a canine to a and because he was resisting the results of sherman's blood test fo