nevada the democratic race is as tight as can be as fox news polls show bernie sanders with his first national league of the campaign holding un. clinton in for another upset. we have team coverage of all the 2016 news. connell mcshane is in south carolina and peter barnes in las vegas with the latest. president obama and the first lady expected to pay their respects for the late supreme court justice antonin scalia this afternoon. we will have live pictures when the president arrives from the supreme court and people talk with our experts about how the nomination process is going to play out after antonin scalia is laid to rest tomorrow. we are watching the markets, wall street is still on track for its best week of the year, dow jones industrials down 63, we are at 16,350 but markets holding on. we are an hour to the closing bell. i am cheryl casone in for liz claman, let s start the countdown. best week ever? at least for 2016, major u.s. indices, you are looking at it,
for the week nasdaq up almost 4%. year-to-date dow is still down 6%. s&p 500 is down about 6%. nasdaq is down about 10%. some things investors want to pay attention to getting ready for next week, s&p 500 closed above 1915. that was support level. we fell below but got right back above it. that is good sign cording to traders. unitedhealthcare, cisco, coca-cola. visa announced they would have a slow adoption of chip card, the card with chip in it everyone is supposed to be using and johnson & johnson. finally when you take a look at some sectors of the s&p 500 who had trouble today, basic materials and income, no-brainer there. energy pulled down by the fact oil closed or settled below $30 a barrel. david. david: adam shapiro from the nyse. thank you. have a good weekend. gerri. gerri: for more on oil s slide let s go to trader phil flynn from the cme. he is also fox news contributor. phil. yes, we got breaking news believe it or not on oil today. even though we have a huge
south wind at 20 and gusting over 30, though, akron-canton 50 degrees with a south wind at 18 and those all important wind gusts notice west, mansfield, 41 gusts, 38 gusts there in sandusky and it will still be windy this evening and unseasonally warm and more on the weekend and change they will see and of course you can get the latest information when you are away from the tv on the cleveland 19 live alert weather app. i m jeff tanchak, we will see you back inside. back to you. denise: thank you, jeff. new developments in the fight for justice for aliza sherman. back in 2015 the nurse was stabbed to death in broad daylight in downtown cleveland just outside her attorney s office. now, that attorney was in court today. gregory moore is accused of lying to detectives during the murder investigation and tampering with evidence. moore pleaded not guilty today friends of aliza sherman were there. it is very emotional of course and very hard. we want everybody to remember
employees here some very serious instructions. the important thing is to check your vaccination record. know the status of your vaccine. if you ve had one, get a second. it s recommended if you re exposed. the vaccination, it will not help if you ve been exposed. but it ll help in the future. and anyone that gets vaccinated. if you contract it, your symptoms are so muchchmore mild. in an effort to keep this from spreading, the health department is warning people who think they have symptoms and work at the facility to not come to work. we ll tell you about the other cases that are being investigated by health care workers here in iredell county and in other areas near charlotte. reporting live from mooresville, tina terry, channel 9 eyewitness news. even if you ve had the mumps vaccine, the cdc says you can still get the virus. people who have received two doses of the vaccine are nine times less likely to get it than somebody who has not been vaccinated. about the mump
sarah hollenbeck is in the newsroom. sarah, one story you re following: a group is working to get republican ted cruz off the ballot. yes, there are questions this morning about cruz s citizenship. a chicago judge will hear arguments today from an illinois voter who argues because cruz is not a natural- born citizen so he isn t eligible to be president. you won t be surprised who kicked all this off. gop rival donald trump. lawrence joyce, an illinois voter, is challenging cruz s right to be president after trump unvieled that cruz was actully born in canada. but cruz argues he is a natural-born citizen since his mother is american- born. as we mentioned. south carolina s primary is tomorrow for republicans. democrats will go to the polls a week later. the outcome could further widdle down the 2016 presidential candidate field some candidates like john kasich are feeling more here s what i m digging into next hilary clinton holds an 8 point lead over bernie sanders nationa