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i am genally. >> and i am jon scott. republicans are holding reallies. here's where the candidates stand. donald trump won mississippi, michigan and hawaii. and ted cruz took idaho. and sanders winning mish hirsch in a major upset but hillary clinton still has twice the number of delegates as he has. ed henry is standing by p. we'll start with carl cameron who follows the republican race from miami, carl? >> reporter: hi, john we are in fort lauderdale. donald trump is leading in the polls and his three wins out of four have the potential to make his momentum decisive in six days. last night, donald trump pulled off three wins. and ted cruz won idaho. but trumps victories in michigan and mississippi were strong. they are state that were open primaries and allows democrats and republicans to vote and in a victory speech, he made it clear that the establishment, often referred to as never trump movement is going to have to get on board with the trump train. and making the argument in the wins in ohio and florida would essentially end the race and make him

this is the other reason we are seeing gains in equity markets today, and a genal positive sentiment. oil prices continuing to gain, snapping three sessions of declines. helping wtiling, prices surge. a quick look at some of the movements we are seeing in the tokyo session. this is the consumer story. hopes that the new measures from shinzo abe will drive domestic consumer demand. seeing the likes of department stores up by 5%. like asahi, up by" -- close to 2%. rishaad: thank you. one of our top stories this morning, and expected new deal from japan. reports that prime minister shinzo abe will report as early as tuesday. david has a look at what we might expect. before i begin, perhaps the reason why you see some of the stocks on the way up. tomorrow is when japan's current budget, with a budget is expected to get passed into law. alongside that, shinzo abe is expected to outline some details of the new package during a press conference, including this plan, our announcement, that japan will be frontloading spending from this current budget, which was approved a few weeks ago. ift th

i am heather childers in for genally in case you are wondering. all five candidates are heading to wisconsin. scott walker endorsing ted cruz today and with polls showing a close race between the two gop front runnersing. cruz hopes that that endorsement carries weight with voters. >> let me say governor scott walker is a strong principled conservative. governor walker with the help of the men and women all over the state won an election and then another election and then another election. >> meanwhile donald trump's campaign manager was charged with misdemeanor battery over an incident with a female reporter. trump is holding a town hall in paul ryan know's hometown. we'll find carl cameron. so the walker endorsement, how important is it? >> reporter: it could be important for ted cruz. this state could be a deflection point and change in the race. if cruz can win here big, it could make it difficult for donald trump to clinch the 1237 delegates necessary in cleveland. scott walker in endorsing ted cruz today said he is the kind of guy to be the

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