lead to lower iq scores, never to use marijuana in front of their children. heather: and market milestone, the dow closing at a record high for 12th straight days. so what can we expect after the president s speech tonight. clayton: cheryl casone from our sister network with a look, good morning, cheryl. cheryl: we haven t seen these kind of numbers night after night since 1987. actually great to see 30 years. let me show you, there s the s&p, 2369 and so all the markets are gaining, if you look at thes since donald trump was elected as president, we are talking $2.9 trillion have been added in market value. now, what do we want to hear tonight as far as investors, more details on taxes, what is he going to cut, trade, what is
two cases challenging the law s mandate providing that employers provide contraceptive coverage in their insurance plans. some are exempt. but some business owners say it forces them to violate their faith. the central issue is whether the constitution protecting the religious rights of for-profit companies. lower courts have the cases which could be argued next spring. and a thanksgiving tradition at the white house. president obama will pardon a turkey. a lucky turkey. this year, caramel and popcorn are the two turkeys that will have a chance to live out their lives in mt. vernon. they re adorable, aren t that? nice and lump. another market milestone, the nasdaq closed above 4,000 for the first time in 14 years. the last time that happened all the way back from the dotcom bubble in 2000. follows two other milestones last week. the s&p 500 hit 1800. the dow closed above 16,000.
bitter partisan divisions even worse. he s about to find out whether or not he was right. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. some business news starting with a market milestone on wall street. the dow opens at a record high after closing above 16,000 for the first time ever yesterday. the blue chip is up 22% for the year. if it keeps up the winning streak, it would posted the best performance in a decade. microsoft out with the new entry in to the game console wars. fans lining up for hours to buy the xbox 1 at midnight. they re touting the multiple media device in which you can watch movies, tv and play games. it will cost 500 bucks. 100 more than sony s playstation. it hit the market last week and already sold millions of units. here s the evidence you need that you never know what you will see across from our studio here in new york central park. case in point, the guy that took his pet tyrannosaurus rex out for a walk
6-year-old springer spanial. he had been flying with his family from newark, new jersey, to phoenix, and there was a cargo mix-up, and he went oversees. hendrix owners were relieved to have him back but they say they are not sure when he will be on a plane next time. you can tell he is happy to see his owners. where did i go? ireland. the dow hit multiple highs and the housing markets shows signs of a stronger recovery and the lunch box classic coming back to shelves, and alison kosik has a rap of the headlines. the 10-day winning streak and the 8-day streak of record highs came to an end friday, but it was great while it lasted. the longest streak since 1996. we also saw the s&p come within two points of the all-time high on thursday before pulling back on friday. that s a major market milestone that investors will continue to watch next week. what is more behind the rally. most notably, a better than
also looking ahead, he came in second in both primaries last night. so what is his strategy for supertuesday? we ll can him ask him directly about that. he joins us live in a matter of moments in america s newsroom . that will be interesting. martha: looking forward to that, absolutely. for complete coverage of last night s primaries, go to our website, foxnews.com has the complete breakdown of the results in michigan, and foxnews.com/az, i get it , they have details on the website on all of that, fox news.dom comb is your foxnews.com is your front row seat. a major market milestone happened while everybody was focused on arizona and michigan yesterday, the dow closed over 13,000. first time we ve seen that nice big number since the start of the financial crisis, really, back in 08. this is a new closing high for 2012, the first time the markets have reached that benchmark since may 2008, actually. the dow up 98.64 percent