hampton pearson has more. >> tyson foods wants the supreme court to overturn a $6 million judgment involving some 3,000 workers in iowa. at the heart of the dispute is how much and how many workers should be paid for the extra time spent putting on and taking off protective gear. tyson lawyers argue those iowa workers had more than 400 different jobs and not all of them were eligible for the . >> the key to this case is whether or not you can bring together people who have very different jobs, very different donning and doffing of their sanitary work clothes and lump them together as a class and prove your ability to recover based not on any individual's assessment of the on the avera all of these activities. >> justice anthony kennedy oftentimes the swing vote on the high court challenged tyson not keeping accurate records. tracking the overtime issues. it's the third time in recent weeks that the justices have heard arguments seeking new limits on class action lawsuits. pro labor groups and consumer groups however are cautiously optimistic about this case. >> it's potentially very sitting

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> let's turn now to our guest for more context on the rising tensions around the globe and how it will impact travel and why the market's reaction remains relatively muted. david mill pass and sean hennry president of crowd strike services a security firm. welcome to both of you. shaun, let me start with you. this weekend, would you let your mother or your son travel to europe? >>. >> i actually do have family members traveling to europe. they asked my advice. i agree with other people that i've seen talk about this pretty adamantly about not being fearful that credible threats are being addressed that there is extra security, there's a lot of effort that's going inning to identifying using intelligence to look for these types of attacks. and i think that it's really critical that we not slow our lives down completely. we've got to be aware and alert certainly. we don't want to be naive and reticent, however and it's really critical we continue to move forward in a productive way but also in a way that allows us to be

hampton pearson digs into the numbers. >> reporter: the blockbuster october jobs report produced theiggest monthly increase in new jobs in nearly a year and saw the headline unemployment rate drop to 5%, the lowest in 7 1/2 years. >> try to spin it some other way but it is really good news. >> i think this is good news. if the fed goes a quarter point i don't think that kills the economy. long from it. >> reporter: the rebound in job growth even prompted a leading federal reserve dove, those monetary policy makers not in a rush to raise rates, to now say the first hike in nearly a decade could indeed happen in december. >> i've said for, you know, quite some time that, you know, the real side of the economy's looking a lot better. we've seen substantial improvement in the labor market supported by our policy actions. and the other branch of this is do we have confidence inflation's going to get up to 2%. >> in october the private sector added 268,000 new workers and job gains were widespread, including 189,000 service sector jobs with big gains and professional services, health care,

hampton pearson takes a look at what to expect and where we stand. >> reporter: most of the economistsnd fed watchers are looking for a rebound in job growth in october. the consensus forecast calls for an increase of 180,000 jobs added to non-farm payrolls, well above the average of just 139,000 for august and september. with headline unemployment holding steady at 5.1%. >> we're expecting about 180. if it comes in anywhere north of 150, i think the market will still believe that they plan on tightening. >> reporter: it's the first of two employment reports that will be on the desk of monetary policy makers when they meet in december. a meeting described this week by fed chair janet yellen as a live possibility for the first rate hike in nearly a decade. >> what the committee has been expecting is that the economy will continue to grow at a pace that's sufficient to generate further improvements in the labor market and to return inflation to our 2% target over the medium term. >> reporter: the economic data is mixed. last week jobless claims posted the biggest weekly increase since fe

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