onwa dropped 8 points. the nasdaq lost 25. volkswagon says it has refitted more than a million car with updated pollution control software. the announcement comes a year after the german automaker admitted they cheated on emeigses test. volkswagon is rolling out a new 7 passenger car in the spring. more on halloween candy this year than in four years. a new report predicts americans will spend $4 billion or $30 per household. if you want a good deal on the sweets hold out until the day after halloween. that's your cbs money watch report. >>> weather and traffic every ten minutes. happy halloween. >> forecast. east coast washington, d.c. look at that beautiful shot there. 52 degrees currently. on the west seed there will be some rain from northern california into the pacific northwest today. phoenix 84 with mostly sunny skies. chicago 59 under mostly cloudy skies. there is all that sunshine today on the east coast. all major airports are in good shape. here's joel with a check on our excellent drive to dia this morning. we are

onwa through his bat out at it. they just got a couple hits off him. i think he pitched to it. >> he talked about making adjustments, but frank, why haven't the cubs hitters been able to make any? >> coming to the world series, we knew they were a bad breaking ball hitting team. this american league team used to throwing breaking balls they're prepared for big-time hitters because this is what they see 162 games per year basically in the american league. >> to win a championship you need more than talent, you need to be disciplined, you need to be calm. corey showed both for the indians. what corey kluber is doing, he's showing what the world i've been trying to tell you guys he's one of the best three pitchers in the game, very, very impressive. >> he has been great, especially second half of the season. indians one game away from their first victory since 1948. you have good pitching, the offense looks terrible, right? but this offense looks terrible in every single way. he splits of the lineup, wanted zobrist at second, didn't do it. we haven't seen

. >>> in politics, first lady michigan onwas in the tar heel state campaigning for -- michelle obama was in the tar heel state in charlotte and then in raleigh. beau minnick is lye at reynolds coliseum what message did she have for the audience? >> reporter: sharon, she talked about the importance of this election. and making sure that people are registered to vote and that they actually do show up to the polls to vote. the millennial vote is very michelle obama told the thou is atth c state why she is supporting hillary clinton. >> i have come to know her very well over the years. i know shalt she is more than ready, more than able to be an outstanding president for us all. >> reporter: she had a message for the crowd. many of them college students. >> this might feel like a time of uncertainty and division. when i look out at crowds like this, at our young people, i have never felt more hopeful abou this great nation. >> reporter: the first lady often talked about the republican nominee donald trump but she did not mention him by name. instead, referring to him as clinton's opponen

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onwas rising more than 3% friday.ryve been covering the of the mixed signals we have been receiving from russia. we will have that interview with the central inc. governor over in russia. angie: there is a new twist in the top-level political risk in south africa. the prime minister has been ordered to appear in course on fraud charges. the charges relate to the retirement and reappointment of one of his colleagues. the finance minister from 2009-2014. we are joined by the treasury director from pretoria. us,k you so much joining treasury director general. how does this affect the planning for the midterm budget for south africa? >> good morning, angie. it does unsettle things a bit, but the 26th of october is the date we sought and we will remain resolute to make sure that on that date, we are able as a team, led by the minister, to table yet another midterm statement. angie: we have seen the rand weakening against the dollar most of three months. we have seen it affected by this controversy. what affect does this ha

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what onwas trying to do was get me and the clintons back together. there was a breach.n years when i, after i got out of the presidential race, i endorsed president obama. needless to say, the clintons weren happy, so he was pry iing to ge it because back together. he used those terms the persuade the clintons to make a call to me. hillary clinton did call me. i did meet with former president clinton. we dealt with the breach. you know, we're supporting them very strongly. we dealt with that breach and that was what podesto with was trying to do as a good campaign manager. i'm not upset at all. >> do you feel like it sends a message to people who perhaps may not be as intimately familiar with politics. that something can be said in a negative light, but then that same person might be used to help benefit a campaign or someone else in the political arena? >> no, i don't think so. you know, the world is so scrutinized now. we have e-mail. we have facebook. we have twitter. everybody knows everything. no. these, this, if you want to say locker room truck, locker room talk,

onwas set to kick in fully january 1, 20 14. what we proposed is not fund it, because president obama said it was not ready. by the way, we now know what he meant. we know that people have seen premium increases, year after year. just recently, one of utah's health insurers announced another increase, this one a 40% premium increase that will hit ratepayers next year. what we suggested is that we have at least two bank votes to fund the government. that's one of the biggest problems with washington. bill,ush it all on one one day, with just a few hours to go. i said let's have at least two bank votes. let's have one vote on whether to fund obamacare. what's happened other on funding for everything else in the government. funding have another on for everything else in the government. president obama said no. if you don't fund obamacare, i won't let you find anything. president obama shut down the government. you have been told otherwise by the media, but they are wrong. moderator: a response? ms. snow: i think the senate should h

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doubt onwas a lot of how we would get to a freeze, let alone a cut, which is what we need to stabilizes something that the producers needed and there was a lot of doubt that they would get to this point and we would hear talk from saudi arabia and russia. so there was a good story on the bloomberg terminal on how algeria, a small player, was a big sort of behind the scenes player in getting all of these players together to form a deal. so surprising. david: and we get this agreement with a number of parties on the production and the freeze, so the thinking is it will be approved at their meeting in the anna. we heard -- vienna. we heard from the minister of petroleum today. >> it is a little bit early to start celebrating an agreement. we have to wait and see if and how this kind of agreement really materializes in the market. muted no pessimism, but optimism from the minister of petroleum and energy from norway. >> not quite enough to dampen the excitement with these big players talking about the freeze. right now, norway's minister takes a backseat, but nevertheless, he underlines th

think that programs and investment that democratic team wants to makent can be done by hiking taxes onwaaxes that total now, about 1.5 trillion. >> senator kaine laid out 5 things that i can't repeat but first thing was raise wages, create good jobs, he talked about creating a fair tax system. middle class family get a break. because there is so much pressure on them. corporation and wealthy pay more of their fair share. neil: could i ask you, what is a fair share? when we raised to 39.6% that was a fair share. then we had the surcharges for affordable care on wealthy, 2% more, now they are talking about raising it still some more. a when do you think a rich person should pay? in taxes. >> i could what warren buffet said makes sense, percentage of his income, that he pays in taxes should not be more than -- >> 30%, but top rate is thrieve 39.6%. >> i know that the tax rate. neil: fair enough. what do you think. >> i think we should work it out as a nation, we have to come together and raise wages and make the tax system work for all of us. neil: do you think that everyone should pay taxe