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Instead of showing up and arresting him like they did last time. he also says that he will get some access to discovery issues a bit earlier than he would have without this deal. he said it was a close decision, about 51% to 49% on whether he would actually waive the hearing this morning. and this is something to consider. and i know you re talking with the panel, so maybe this is something you guys can broach, but everybody has talked all along about joe amendola and how he has handled this case, he said it s been uncharacteristic that he s trying everything he can. but consider this, you and i would have been talking about these horrible stories of abuse that the victims had given today in the courtroom. instead, what we re talking about is jerry sandusky, we re talking about his attorney today. so he had the media gathered here before he decided to waive that hearing. a lot of people saying that now maybe he s crazy like a fox, dylan. well, thank you. you agree? yeah, susan and ....
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 america s 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, obviously, it was ben bernanke working with other central bank chiefs around the world. this is europe-related? this is definitely europe-related. there s more to today s move than just that but the driver was clearly futures were roaring very, very early, as a direct result of ben bernanke, the federal reserve s move to effectively lower the cost of gaining access to u.s. dollars. why? because u.s. dollars, that s the world s reserve currency. that s what the euro zone needs for their banks ....
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 america s 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, obviously, it was ben bernanke working with other central bank chiefs around the world. this is europe-related? this is definitely europe-related. there s more to today s move than just that but the driver was clearly futures were roaring very, very early, as a direct result of ben bernanke, the federal reserve s move to effectively lower the cost of gaining access to u.s. dollars. why? because u.s. dollars, that s the world s reserve currency. that s what the euro zone needs for their banks ....
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 america s top economic man bailing out europe which is on the verge of bringing down the economy. former new york stock exchange floor trader, obviously, it was ben bernanke working with other central bank chiefs around the world. this is europe-related? this is definitely europe-related. there s more to it than that. but futures were roaring very, very early as a direct of ben bernanke, the federal reserve s move to effectively lower the cost of gaining access to u.s. dollars. kr? because u.s. dollars, that s the world s reserve currency. that s what the euro zone needs for their banks and financial institution ....
retired from coaching in 1999 and founded a charitable organization for at-risk children called second mile. he s accused of making sexual advances on eight young men he met through that program. the charges are piled up against him. sandusky is currently out on a $100,000 bail. on $100,000 bail. his attorney says he maintains his innocence. also involved in this case, penn state s athletic director timothy curly and the university s senior vice president for finance and business, gary shultz. now, pennsylvania s attorney general, linda kelly, made this statement. she said, this is a case about a sexual predator who used his position to repeatedly prey on young boys. it is also a case about high-ranking university officials who allegedly failed to report the sexual assault of a young boy after the information was brought to their attention and later made false statements to a grand jury that was investigating a series of assaults on young boys. penn state s president re ....