BLITZER: A banner day on Wall Street. Lisa Sylvester is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. What's going on, Lisa?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Wolf. Everyone loves good news. The Dow and the S&P; posted their biggest gains of the year today with investors encouraged by hints of more stimulus in the U.S. and the eurozone. All three major indexes gained more than 2 percent. The Dow is up 287 points, putting it back in positive territory for the year and the S&P; rose 30 points. The Nasdaq added 67 points. A drug smuggling ring allegedly operating out of Puerto Rico's main airport. Two hundred federal agents and Puerto Rican police raided the San Juan facility today. Federal indictments accused 45 people of helping to funnel tons of cocaine through the facility and on to flights bound for the U.S. mainland. Some American Airlines employees are among those accused. Business social networking site LinkedIn is confirming reports that hackers have stolen as many as 6.5 million user passwords. They are posted in an online forum popular with Russian hackers. The company won't give details about how the passwords were stolen or the extent of the damage, but says it's continuing to investigate the matter. And science fiction writer, Ray Bradbury has died after a lengthy illness. His almost 50 books included the iconic "Fahrenheit 451" and the "Martian Chronicles." He also wrote some 600 short stories, which included predictions of everything from ATMs to live television car chases. He once said of his success, "I started writing every day and never stopped. Ray Bradbury was 91. Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Thanks very much, Lisa.
Drug Smuggling Raid on Puerto Rico Airport