yesterday with rejuvenate ed investors sending the dow soaring 340 points, putting on track for one of the best months ever. the economy grew at fastest pace of the year in the third quarter with gdp growing at 2.5% annual rate, way up from just 1.3% over the prior three months. we will have more on the market run-up coming up in business. a decade s old case of discrimination against black farmers is being addressed now that a federal judge has approved a landmark $1.2 billion settlement. the case had been settled back in 1999 for $1 billion after a group of african-american farmers successfully sued the department of agriculture for claims that they were denied loans and other federal aid. the second round of payments is directed at tens of thousands of farmers who missed an earlier filing deadline. congress passed the second settlement in february of last year. the defense team for michael jackson s physician is winding down. yesterday attorneys for dr. conrad murray t
european leaders hammer out a deal. news of the sweeping deal stoked optimism on wall street yesterday with rejuvenile natured investors sending the dow soaring 340 points, putting on track for one of the best months ever. the economy grew at fastest pace of the year in the third quarter with gdp growing at 2.5% annual rate, way up from just 1.3% over the prior three months. we will have more on the market run-up coming up in business. a decade s old case of discrimination against black farmers is being addressed now that a federal judge has approved a landmark $1.2 billion settlement. the case had been settled back in 1999 for $1 billion after a group of african-american farmers successfully sued the department of agriculture. the second round of payments is directed at tens of thousands of farmers who missed an earlier filing deadline. congress passed the second settlement in february of last year. the defense team for michael jackson s physician is winding down. yester
hello and good morning. i m vinta nair. today we begin a booming rally. the dow jones won t a terror, relieved of ang glit after european leaders hammer out a deal. news of the sweeping deal stoked optimism on wall street yesterday with rejuvenile natured investors sending the dow soaring 340 points, putting on track for one of the best months ever. the economy grew at fastest pace of the year in the third quarter with gdp growing at 2.5% annual rate, way up from just 1.3% over the prior three months. we will have more on the market run-up coming up in business. a decade s old case of discrimination against black farmers is being addressed now that a federal judge has approved a landmark $1.2 billion settlement. the case had been settled back in 1999 for $1 billion after a group of african-american farmers successfully sued the department of agriculture. the second round of payments is directed at tens of thousands of farmers who missed an earlier filing deadline. congress
reporter: bill, that s the big question. all along they said that was a possibility. the defense team hinted that would never happen. there are some legal analysts who say you know what? yesterday the witnesses that came through here really gave a great picture of dr. murray. that might encourage the defense to have him testify. but at this hour, bill there is really we re told only two witnesses left. one is an expert who will talk about addiction. the second one is the witness everyone has been waiting for for the defense. that is dr. paul white. you might remember last week we had dr. steven schaeffer. these two men, if dr. murray doesn t testify, they will come down to be the two most important witnesses because a jury will have to believe one or the other. if they believe dr. steven schaeffer. that is great for the prosecution. he says that dr. murray made mistakes on 17 different occasions egregious mistakes. while dr. white is expected to say the exact opposite. bill? bill: th
up. bill he was with sean last night on hannity. he says he s feeling the heat from being now in the top tier. listen: i knew that the bull s eye on my back, sean, was big, but i didn t know it was that big until that last debate! and i did not feel as if i was able to explain their attacks adequately, because as you know, you only get 30 seconds to respond. but the good news is i continue to deflect it by saying you haven t read the plan, you haven t read the analysis. the fact that i have a direct, clear message about how i would address these crises we face is resonating with the american people, and i think that that has driven it a lot. bill: all right, now stephen hayes breaks it down, senior writer for the weekly standard and fox fox news contributor. how you doing? grng, bill. bill: is he now the frontrunner? he s the frontrunner but a tenuous frontrunner. he s a frontrunner in terms of lop laid but not in terms of the other things he needs to be successful like