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wherever you look. the dow posting its best day in more than 2 1/2 years with a rocking 490-point gain. that puts the dow back in positive territory for the year. above 12,000, which is a psychologically very important level for the 401(k)s in this country. the s&p and nasdaq up more than 4% as well. why? well, it began with americas top economic man ben bernanke, bailing out europe which is on the verge of bringing down the economy. former new york stock exchange floor trader, obvious...

wherever you look. the dow posting its best day in more than 2 1/2 years with a rocking 490-point gain. that puts the dow back in positive territory for the year. above 12,000, which is a psychologically very important level for the 401(k)s in this country. the s&p and nasdaq up more than 4% as well. why? well, it began with americas top economic man ben bernanke, bailing out europe which is on the verge of bringing down the economy. former new york stock exchange floor trader, obvious...

big time around the world wherever you look. the dow posting its best day in more than two and a half years with a rocking 490-point gain. that puts the dow back in positive territory for the year. above 12,000, which is a psychologically very important level for the 401(k)s in this country. the nasdaq and s&p up more than 4% as well. why? well, it began with americas top economic man bailing out europe which is on the verge of bringing down the economy. former new york stock exchange ...

im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room". -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we begin with breaking news on wall street. a dramatic rescue and equally dramatic reaction on wall street. the stock market skyrocketing today on new that is the federal reserve and other central banks are taking direct action to prevent a financial meltdown in the euro zone using the their resources to keep money and credit flowing amid the staggering debt crisis. its the largest coordinated move ...

with him. lets go to mark preston who joine joins us now from washington. cain ducked the topic during a speech last noit. do we expect him to say anything today? >> we do. this is something that will dog him along the campaign trail, don. something he has been battling for several weeks. several women come out and allege that he sexually harassed them during his tenure at the national restaurant association and now we have this new woman, ginger white coming out saying that she had an...

Industry and he thinks there will be massive putting together of companies. >>neil: thank you, charles payne and now the big labor issue and whether it was among the factors that brought american airlines down. they are the highest of the major airlines $600 million on average more than the rivals. so forget the fuel, it is the labor that grounded this carrier. james, what about the other carriers? where do they stand with labor? >>guest: well, what has happened with the other carriers they went...

But he expects to lose white working class voters just like he did against hillary clinton, john mccabe and this time against his next rival. jenna: do you think the republicans have a strategy to pick up those folks that the president, as you say, could potentially lose going into next years election? >> well, any demographic challenge for the president is an opportunity for the ultimate republican nominee, for sure. theyre going to campaign hard in places where the economy has hurt the most, w...

Special interests manifest themselves. this was a total leadership failure. probably about the worst in modern history. you had the wrong chairs. they appointed the wrong people. and frankly, the president was out of time when it came to crunch time. we have to learn from 1992. its time to go to the people. washington is out of touch and out of control. we need to learn from what ross perot did in 1992. $15 trillion in debt, david. can you put this into perspective and how bad it could get for...

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