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Office, a state that he lost by eight points and a key mid-term race could determine the balance of power in the senate. with the president's poll numbers, it's yet to be seen how many candidates are lining up for his support. 35% of supporter as proving of the job that joe biden is doing overall with inflationing topping the most urgent issues facing the country today. it's the key reason why the build back better plan is stalled in congress. lawmakers claim big government spending contributed to the inflation problem. among them, rob portman. >> most of the money had nothing to do with fight...

Around, who would you like to see? you can tweet us your picks use can go #waytooearly. we'll put the most creative answers on coming up later. you can get me for a lot cheaper. all right. to the latest on celebrity chef pau lla deen, who has fired her lawyers. she hired a new phigh-profile team to deal with her case. the markets opening way up this morning. it comes after this giant rally yesterday on reasursurance the d is going to keep pumping stimulus into the economy. that's a sigh of relief over what ben bernanke will do next. it helped push the dow into record territory. how do you ...

45 past the hour. look at the markets. they'll open at an all-time high this morning. stocks surged yesterday on reassurances from the fed that the central bank will keep pumping stimulus into the economy. the fed is buying about $85 billion in bonds every month to keep interest rates low. chairman ben bernanke said the policy will continue, quote, for the foreseeable future. melody, as a business owner, melody barnes solutions, as well as having been on the inside while washington bickers looks like the markets have their own path. what do you make of it? >> i think that's exactly right. it's...

15,461. the s&p 500 also broke a record, up 1.4%. and the nasdaq had its best close since the year 2000. all this fueled by fed head ben bernanke's comments that the fed reserve would keep pumping stimulus into the economy for the foreseeable future. >> we're now hearing the 911 calls from the second, after asiana flight 214 clipped the seawall, crumbling and tumbling to a stop on the edge of the day at san francisco international airport with the tail breaking off. flight attendants pouring out of the back and the fuselage catching fire. these are the chilling descriptions and cries for help ...