Stocks rebound with eyes on Congress

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Wall Street followed its worst day in over 20 years with the biggest one-day percentage gain for the S&P 500 in more than six years. The rally was sparked by signs the $700 billion bank bailout legislation was not dead.The Dow soared 485 points to 10,850.The S&P 500 jumped 58 points to 1,164.The Nasdaq gained 98 points to 2,082. Crude oil gained more than $4 to $100.64.Conway Gittens reports. SPEAKER: Ken Goldstein, economist, Conference Board

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