i'm jack howe in for jack otter.up, investment specialist rob around naught on why it's time for investors to shift away from high fliers like apple and tesla. later, the pandemic is scrambling plans for some investors approaching retirement: what to do about it. but we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking right now. the u.s. stock market plunged this past thursday and swung wildly on friday. was it just a hiccup or a sign to take profits? big banks are weathering the economic downturn better than feared. why it's time to size up their shares. and billionaire warren buffett just went on a shopping spree for stocks in japan. how u.s. investors can follow his lead. on the "barron's roundtable", my colleague, ben levisohn, carlton english and al root. ben, the stock market actually fell late this past week. i had forgotten it can do that sort of thing. what happened and how worried should i be? >> well, ask three wall street strategists, and you're going to get at lea

on the round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe.t's great to see your smiling faces again. had a little hiccup at the end of august with a bike accident, but i'm back in the saddle. ben, what goes up must come down was the story in the nasdaq market this past week. >> yeah. i mean, it was a bad week for the market, but it was a really bad week for the nasdaq and tech stocks. with the dow finishing the week down 1.7%, but the nasdaq off 4%. and it wasn't really bad news out there to really knock them down. good earnings from the tech companies that reported from the most part. there was a little fear that stimulus wouldn't happen but nothing that really causeed it to go down other than the it seemed they were overcrowded and people were a little bit afraid. looking awe heed, earnings from adobe, we're going to have an apple announcement, probably a new iphone and a fed e meeting, but right now those seem like things that could possibly disappoint. jack: one thing we've all been looking for is whether we're going to finally see this r

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reporter: before covid-19 hit, they ran a full-time restaurant in new london, connecticut called daddy jack's. howany people have tuned in? >> right now there's about 258. >> reporter: wow. as millions were pushed indoors, people like jack took their passions and professions virtual. from concerts. ♪ don't believe me >> reporter: to cookouts, extreme sports and extreme parenting. using platforms like twitch, youtube and incomes in from the comfort of their homes. >> it slowly, slowly was getting more dangerous. >> reporter: forced to shutter their door, jack and lakesha had to find another way to make ends meet. >> i think probably the end of march when we started the account, jack found the platform. it's helping us to stay above float very comfortably. from sweden, from chicago. >> reporter: lakesha recently resigned from her job to solely focus on video production and managing the social media channel for jack. >> behind the camera and doing all the video work. >> never in a million years did i think i would be on this platform with him. >> reporter: in june, the state of connecticut began to a

on the "barron's roundtable", al root, carlton english and jack howe. good to see you guys. , i want to start with you on the market. tech stocks tried to get a rally going, but they just couldn't pull it off. >> well, monday and tuesday they tried to get that party started again, and then wednesday, thursday, friday they just kind of spent those days gent9ly pulling -- gently pulling down steadily. and it's mostly tech stocks, right? they've led the stock market rebound so far this year, but the five biggest tech companies are now in unprecedented 23% of the s&p 500. how are investors going to get more excited about these same companies? the economic news was so-so. retail sales grew not as quickly as they had the month before, industrial production improved, not quite as fast as over summer. the fed said the economic outlook is uncertain, not exactly breaking news, but it signaled it will keep interest rates near zero all the way out to 2023. that's not exciting? investors kind of yawned it off. go ahead. jack: interesting point about that. obviously, the reason we've been

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how old do you feel? >> like jack benny. how old am i?g oliver, cbs news, montclair, new jersey. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," of course more on last night's presidential debate. cbs news senior political analyst john dickerson will have the biggest takeaways. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," we'll show you how augmented reality is revolutionizing military flight. >>> and we'll talk to actress jim parson and matt boehmer about "the boys in the band." >>> that's the "cbs this morning" for this wednesday. thank you so much for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a good day.

in that context, jack, how do the president's alleged remarks strike you personally? >> well, it cuts deeply. let me just say at the outset that the president has said so many things that are fallacious, outrageous, hyperbolic, that they now fail to shock anymore. maybe rick tyler is correct and this will resonate and maybe it will resonate not just with military people but with the large majority of americans who support the military, who understand what the military does and what the military has been doing since the inception of the country for our freedom. but the president has said so many things that are outrageous that now it almost fails to shock, and it would be interesting to see what is the fallout, if any, from this. i've spoken to a lot of people who work directly from the president who reiterate exactly what jeffrey goldberg said in that article who said the president has no respect for people in uniform, no respect for people who have served. and most significantly, does not understand the notion of being part of something that's larger than yourself. t

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when we show you how quickly this fire got started, it will be easy to see why jack >> and how one threatened vineyard protected itself from advancing flames. >> with all the folks that we been putting on the last fire close to home, it makes perfect sense. when you look at california, smoke coming off the glass fire barely shows up because there are so many fires, so many people here we will talk about ms. williams: we've been working hard... ms. robinson: ...to make learning fun again. ms. duncan: and making sure our students can succeed. ms. zamora: we're with you every step of the way. ms. robinson: i know it's a challenging time. ms. zamora: no one wants to be back in the classroom more than teachers. ms. williams: we have missed you so much. mr. hardesty: but we all have to be safe. ms. robinson: because we're all in this together. narrator: making our school buildings safer. ms. robinson: working together, we can make it a great year. narrator: because the california teachers association knows quality public schools make a better california for all of us. quality public schools when yo

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jack otter. coming up, andy sieg on how to reduce risk in a turbulent market, and which companies are leading thein a vaccine? we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors should be talking about right now. the s&p edged correction territory, how things are affecting the market. activist investor nelson pelts disclosed his firm, what that thens for the stock, and a rough week for banks. reports of suspicious transactions and backlash against wells fargo ceo, but there could be some positive factors ahead. my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english. ben, i'm going to start with you. we've been chatting this week about the market, and you kept on saying stocks are behaving in a weird way. what's so unusual in. >> the week started pretty badly, fears about covid resurgence in europe that really knocked the market down. it built with the questions about economic stimulus and the likelihood that we won't get any, fears about the economy, about the election. and the market kept dropping, and it really looked like good news wasn't going to matter much. nike's earnings were

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. ♪ back at jack in the box. >>> how much longer could we be choking on bad air?>> the new warnings that doctors want you to know tonight before taking your family outside in this weather.>>will the air be bad enough to cancel tomorrow's big homeowner for the 49ers? >>> we be able to disturbing news, police are searching for the gunman who shot two people, two deputies. and ambush attack. > we do want to warn you that ght be digeles sheriff departme firing several shots before running away. deputies sitting inside, a man and woman are in critical condition in the hospital tonight. donald trump retreating the video of the attack saying, animals that must be hit hard. police are still searching for the gunman tonight. >>> the sun setting on another smoke-filled stay in the bay area. the bay area continuing to cause concern. a live look at the hayes from our tower cameras. we have more on how much longer it's what you stick around. >> at least a couple of days. we are pulliam or smoke now from the fire. is been burningulsee burning do seoia and really talked about wh

name was known around lynchburg where nearest green, a former slave, met an orphan named jack daniel and taught him howgreen is because jack made sure when he was alive that everyone knew nearest was so integral to what he did. >> reporter: weaver is honoring green's legacy while making some history of her own. as the first female and black ceo of a major spirit brand. but, she says, that's not enough. >> we can't diversify our industry if we're not getting any resumes. >> reporter: she's teaming one jack damages to create the nearest and jack advancement initiative. a $5 million project that aims to increase diversity and promote african-american leadership in whiskey. >> black enslaved people were so skilled at distilling. then we have prohibition, we come on the other side, we've got other options. generally speaking, african-americans are not going to choose to go into industries in which our ancestors did not have a choice in the matter. so you will not see us in tobacco, you will not see us in cotton, you will not see us in american whiskey usually, trying to change that. >> reporter: they're hop

jack kennedy, the roll call is held and by the time it gets to wyoming, he is over-the-top. but to show how close a run that was, i mean, there's no states thategin with the. so when you captured in wyoming, it was a very, very closely run thing. so then jack kennedy, for real confronts the issue, who is his vice president going to be? who is going to be the running mate? and as barack obama could have chosen the super ticket in 2008 and selected hillary clinton, his big rival, and someone who would bring a great demographic edge to the ticket. you know, this was -- 1960 was the battle of identity politics. as 2008 was. in 2008, will a black man be elected president? or will a woman be elected president? in 1960, everyone remembers the aspirations of catholics. that identity politics. but they're forgetting that lyndon johnson was facing the same thing. so it was the sectionalism, being a southerner. no southerner had been nominated since before the civil war. now, we take it for granted. we've had johnson and we've had jimmy carter. we've had clinton, we've had the two bushes and some say

in all we've got about 2 million people included in flood watches including areas like jacks jackson, mississippi. how? chattanooga could get 3 inches. the heavy rain threat could go right through south carolina and much of north carolina too. notice that anywhere north of about richmond, we don't think you're going to get much rain if anything out there. today's forecast, weer going to continue pretty quiet in areas of the northeast. the middle of the country is still pretty warm. 90 today in denver. 105 in phoenix. we can't catch a break in arizona. it looks like the next heat wave is on the way. starting on friday, the rain exits on friday in the southeast. a rainy day in the carolinas. then by saturday, finally we try to dry things out a little bit in the southeast. much of the country is really quiet saturday, and that continues even into sunday. much of the neigh's going to look for a beautiful first fall weekend. the only issue is we need the wet weather in the west. we still have 76 large fires, 7 million acres have burned this year, which is above average. and in california alone, we have now

how is jack and harries his treatment going? it is not going to work, is it? d enough. it isjust going to be so frustrating for both of us and for the audience. we will talk tojulie as soon as we can. it's been almost three months since we last saw eastenders on our screens, but tonight it's back. we're going to talk to actor louisa lytton who plays ruby allen — here she is in the new series in this exclusive clip. oy. you'll put the punters off their paninis. it's called romance. rebound more like. what? if stace was here, she wouldn't get a look in. kat! what is wrong with you? nothing is wrong with us, darling, we don't need shed loads of money to keep us together. some of that money pays your wages. she just winding you up. what was that about? haven't you wondered what attracted him to little miss minted ? and louisa joins us now. that is a great line. you will put the punters of their paninis. what is it like to be back? i was really nervous going back. we had not been at work for 18 months and we were not sure how it would work. it was very different. we

jack kennedy. this brought kennedy to the nation's attention. >> let's move that for years ahead it to the 1960 democratic convention in las angeles. senator stevens, howescribe the relationship between your father and jack kennedy in 1960? >> i think the relationship between my father and jack kennedy was close. i know my father respected kennedy. i believe it was mutual. there was a circle or very protective circle around john f. kennedy, which is always fearful and resentful. in this case, concern that stevenson was a threat. people were pouring in from across the country. they were literally hint -- cameron on the doors on the convention to demand another nomination for their candidates. eleanor roosevelt was there. mccarthy gave a brilliant nominating address for stevenson. this caused a little anxiety in the kennedy camp. it probably cost a little interest -- thought on my father's part that may be if things deadlocked he could still win the nomination. he had felt that as a leader of the party and as royalty, -- loyalty he should be neutral. the former secretary of labor who was also involved in state administration told me he was in my father's

teenagers are constantly on social media how can they be taught to use it wisely yeah that's for him to do 1st of all that has to be taught in school as a proper so. jack tonight so i'm right i'm a competence of i need to learn how to recognize fake news and fake images as well if you want to feel that we know a lot about fake photos from war reporting back home on to children and teenagers need to study the subject in school and in the law because that's and they need to learn how to tell the difference between what's real and what's not to defense you can be to vegas news on the media in general is created by people to they bear responsibility to their audience at the mention he does comes near them g.m. is here wolf i'm faulting this b.s. a very great responsibility on line one problem is that many online articles come with an estimate of how long it takes to raise them the shuffle so people squeezed in another altar call and 2 minutes before going into a doctor's appointment you know it's all rather upset and i'm afraid that shows how many reports are specifically crafted to be consumed quickly that's the response to the idea of studying something

was no breakthrough despite the introduction of jack grealish of aston villa, for his international debut. for him, good experience to be with us and see howe work, the intensity of the play, and i'm sure he will be energised going back to his club now and knows exactly what we are looking for from him, his club now and knows exactly what we are looking forfrom him, and he has enjoyed, he fits in well with the group, i have worked with him in the group, i have worked with him in the under 21s, he is a smile, which is great, and he brings energy. cristiano ronaldo made more history last night as he scored his 100th goalfor portugal. he got last night as he scored his 100th goal for portugal. he got both last night as he scored his 100th