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if their biggest discount that we've seen in 20 years usually cyclical stocks trade at a 10% premi premium. >> what does today's comeback tell you in the market? from the sell-off and the sharp one we have seen in japan and throughout asia, concerns about the china manufacturing data, the fact that it looked like it was going to be a fairly ugly day here on the street and here we are midway through it and now we're adding to the gains on the dow, what does that tell you about the overall strength and the gut feel of this rally? >> well, what it tells me is that it's about the economy. and if you think about what drove the market higher today and what properly was the trigger for the reversal today, i'm not a trader, i'm a strategist, you've got better data this morning on housing and better data on jobless claims. if the labor market is healing, if home prices are rising, you're going the see an improving economic trajectory throughout the second quarter and the second half of this year. and if that stronger economic growth is driving moderation in the amount of the bond purchase program f

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holmes is accused of killing 12 people and then injuring 58 others after allegedly opening fire at the premiere of the batman movie "the dark knight rises." that was last july. stay with us for more on that case. and now, whiplash today, a major case under deliberation right now. the abortion doctor and the trial in philadelphia, talking about dr. kermit gosnell. the jurors in that case told the judge just this morning that they are hung. they are only hung on two counts on this case and they are considering hundreds. so the judge told them to go back, work harder, try harder, get a verdict. this is not unusual. this happens all the time. there are a total of 19 charges at this point in this case that they're looking at. 263 counts in total that this doctor is facing. gosnell's accused of killing four babies who were allegedly born in botched late-term abortions. and then he's also charged in the death of a woman who authorities say died during a second trimester abortion and some of the aftercare. sunny hostin is covering the case for us and she's live with us now from philadelphia. i don't

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