i m sara eisen. i m wilfred frost. yesterday was thanksgiving, today means it s time for holiday tunes. is this your first black friday in the states? it is, indeed. my first thanksgiving. are you going shopping? i am. i m buying a new laptop. there you go. stock trading volume typically on this day half the level from standard trading sessions. here s what time the markets close. the new york stock exchange and nasdaq will close at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. the bond market closes at 2:00 p.m. eastern. commodity and currency markets observing the holiday and have a shortened session. here s where futures are trading. closed on wednesday at another record high. it looks like the gains are continuing. earlier this morning the futures perking up. dow futures up 60 points. higher yields as well. we reached 242 i believe it was earlier in the week. that was the highest level in years. the dollar particularly strong on wednesday. we just pulled back a bit over the las
whether we re safer now than we were five years ago. finally, president obama says good-bye for the last time to washington on the night that washington loves to love itself. the white house correspondents dinner. with that i just have two more words to say, obama out. and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning, thomas friedman and kristin welker and historian doris kaernz goodwin. good sunday morning. you want to appreciate how dominant donald trump s candidacy has become, trump didn t just won all five states on tuesday, all of pennsylvania s 67 counties and all 23 in maryland and all eight in connecticut and five in rhode island and all three in delaware. in other words, each and every one of the 106 counties that voted last tuesday and won all but two by double digits. trump now needs just 47% of the remaining delegates to go to cleveland with the magic number of 1237. ted cruz and john kasich are mathematically eliminated. they need each 100% of de
49-34 john kasich in third at 13%. bernie sanders is in better shape in indiana against hillary clinton than ted cruz is. sanders only trails clinton by four points in indiana, 50-46. with all of that in mind i began my conversation with senator ted cruz on friday and began by asking him why john cakasich ha received more republican votes than cruz has since he won wisconsin. what we ve been seeing happening is republicans uniting behind our campaign. you re focusing on the last week, the last week donald trump won the home state of new york and adjoining states in the northeast and media reacted with heart palpitations what a wonderful decisive moment it was for donald. in the three weeks preceded new york, utah, north coat at a, wisconsin and why oyominwyoming five states in a row. i won more republican votes in wisconsin than donald trump did in new york. although that somehow hasn t been reported an awful lot. if you don t win indiana, do you get out of the race? in
today, the war with isis and whether we re safer now than we were five years ago. finally, president obama says good-bye for the last time to washington on the night that washington loves to love itself. the white house correspondents dinner. with that i just have two more words to say, obama out. and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning, thomas friedman and kristin welker and historian doris kaernz goodwin. good sunday morning. you want to appreciate how dominant donald trump s candidacy has become, trump didn t just won all five states on tuesday, all of pennsylvania s 67 counties and all 23 in maryland and all eight in connecticut and five in rhode island and all three in delaware. in other words, each and every one of the 106 counties that voted last tuesday and won all but two by double digits. trump now needs just 47% of the remaining delegates to go to cleveland with the magic number of 1237. ted cruz and john kasich are mathematically eliminat
whether we re safer now than we were five years ago. finally, president obama says good-bye for the last time to washington on the night that washington loves to love itself. the white house correspondents dinner. with that i just have two more words to say, obama out. and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning, thomas friedman and kristin welker and historian doris kaernz goodwin. good sunday morning. you want to appreciate how dominant donald trump s candidacy has become, trump didn t just won all five states on tuesday, all of pennsylvania s 67 counties and all 23 in maryland and all eight in connecticut and five in rhode island and all three in delaware. in other words, each and every one of the 106 counties that voted last tuesday and won all but two by double digits. trump now needs just 47% of the remaining delegates to go to cleveland with the magic number of 1237. ted cruz and john kasich are mathematically eliminated. they need each 100% of de