And gala glam. Celebrities marvel in metallics at the met gala. The sights and sounds from the outrageous red carpet. Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Both Hillary Clinton and donald trump are looking for knockout wins in todays indiana primary. The Hoosier State appears to be ted cruzs last real chance to stop donald trump from winning the gop nomination outright. For democrats, indianas open primary may be a chance for Bernie Sanders to notch another win, but Hillary Clinton already has more than 90 of the delegates that she needs to clinch the nomination. While trump needs just 242 more delegates to climplg the gop nomination. We have more from indianapolis. If we win indiana, its over. Reporter with 57 delegates up for grabs, a big indiana would all but seal the republican nomination for donald trump. Hes currently only 244 delegates away from clinching it. Now im going to start focusing on
Inking a major deal with sam sunk and blackberry ceo john chem is here in a first on cnbc interview to tell us more in just a few minutes. The dow up 16 points, as you can see, the s p relatively flat, slightly negative, the nasdaq also flat for the session overall. Remember, we have five record highs and then two days now where we have been unable to do that after a massive rally over the last month. Joining us in our Closing Bell Exchange to talk about these markets, Heather Hughes of sun america funds, rob more gam from v 26789 v associates, meg green of meg green and associates and jim lowell from adviser investment and very own rick san tellism welcome to you all. Welcome to the show. Let me show a chart very quickly, meg, direct this at you, where we have come the last month in the s p 500, an 8 1 2 rise, rallying from all the lows about concerns about ebola and the economy and now as you see, beginning. Isis. Meg, are you still bullish on this market . Im always bullish. I am ve
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