eastern time to explain the plan. >> our guest host is bill miller.hairman and chief investment officer. over the last three years his fund has beat 98% of his peers. his holdings, amazon, netflix, three major airlines, pulte group. great to see you today. the market was down 300 points yesterday. still a lot of panic. you say that this market is a gift. so you love things, the lower the prices go the more you like it. >> lower price. i think what's going on is you get the treasury, 10 year treasury at 185 and the s&p yields about 2.3 and dividends grew last year 9%. so it's sort of hard to see why you want anyone to own a 10 year treasury when they can tone broad market at a higher current yield and the treasury has no growth rate. >> i think the concerns come from whether or not we're seeing an economic slow down. we're seeing one overseas. does this get imported here. do we see some sort of recession. >> people think the market has some special ability to see the future. the market is like you and me, buying and selling. you have jamie dimon and ja

>> i have known bill miller for a long time. he is really smart. his fund was down i think 20% in the month of january, and here he is completely optimistic and bullish, and aggressively bullish. i would never ignore someone who has that kind of a record. if you look at the valuations, you have to say he is right. there are a lot of companies who are relatively attractive. unfortunately, you have a situation where the backdrop is becoming more and more questionable. that is, the world economy. talks abouttions he now, if they are right, he will make a lot of money for shareholders. if the world is not do quite so well -- here is his rationale in a very simplified form. home building. homebuilders are not affected directly by what is going on in china. they are not really affected in many ways by oil prices. the oil industry does not affect whether holders will build more homes. it might be beneficial if lower gas prices put more money in consumers' pockets and they have more money to spend. so he says why are homebuilders down so much? they are a s

bill miller said "the u.s.economy remains strong with a low likelihood of recession unless stocks fall so far, there is a lapse in the wealth effect." theme ask you about session. a lot of people talking about it. i think we would be in the same camp as bill miller. recession inty of the united states is very low. the possibility of global recession is very low. there's a lot of fear out there that slower growth in china, lower oil prices, suddenly the u.s. economy will stop growing. there is a lot of good going on in the u.s. economy as well. investors have to be not as fearful about the environment. david: are there signs in the credit market? >> people are not talking about they say we are very close to recession. we have seen a significant climb in equity prices and oil. it's in their think is going on in the credit markets where you are seeing significant amount of spread widening or decline in prices on bonds. particularly high-yield companies where you are seeing high-level defaults. the areas showing th

we asked money management guru bill miller for his opinion and he told me last night, it reminds me of1. this market when people were worried the euro would blow apart. everyone was concerned about greece leaving the eurozone. fast forward today, is this market more like 2011 or is it like 2008? shaoul us now is michael --he chairman and ceo of it reminds me of 2007. are entering ae down credit cycle. betty: was telling you that -- what is telling you that? >> credit markets themselves. it's no longer an energy storage. it used to be a high-yield story. now the low end of investment grade is behaving as badly as high-yield was six months ago. the calls from asset managers telling you not to worry is precisely why you should start to get concerned. betty: bill said another thing i don't was interesting. for the market. he says, all of that on the ground information is telling you there's nothing wrong with the u.s. economy. what's telling you -- what is telling you is there is something wrong with stock prices. >> if it was just an equity market correction, they happen and you have to i

let's bring in bill miller. ist based in texas to talk about ted cruz's standing in the lone star state. bill, good to see you. >> good morning. >> so what in your view do the chances -- what do they look like for him? yes, he may have issued that kind of warning before iowa and then he did well in iowa. but it is smart for him to say that the front runner could be unstoppable if he were to win big on super tuesday? >> well, he is correct in that assessment. more importantly, his win across the board on tuesday ends the ted cruz candidacy. it's a plead to ted cruz in his case base in texas. there's a likelihood that may not occur. i would say he is favored today and would be considered the favorite through election day. but i believe the things that are in play in the state are changing that outlook and could change it as late as election night. we'll see. >> and so, bill, what is changing? if a ted cruz and his base have been feeling so confidence in texas and now here we are just day as way from the primary the

and bill miller says the market is a gift right now. listen to what he said earlier. >> i think my mom must have dropped me on my head when i was six months old. i like lower prices. lower prices tell me i have higher future rates of return. when prices are high, it makes me nervous. when prices are low, i feel good about this. >> he also said he likes twitter here. he said larry somers isn't going to be on instagram. >> this is something i talked about with twitter, how you can let all this revenue be on the table. they have a venture capital mindset. if we don't give the thing away, others will come in. fast mover is not working. they should be trying to monetize so they can buy other companies, try to become more relevant. there's very little growth in people who want to tweet. it's too hard. moments might be good. seems like a bust now. the revolving door continues there. i thought bill miller had a lot of other stocks that seemed to make a lot more sense than twitte twitter. >> what about the market more broadly, he's been whacked

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bill miller, one of the best long-term records on the street.nd then larry fink, the biggest money manager on the planet. still a young guy to build a company like that based on really his knowledge and all financial markets, but really interest rates and mortgage securities. yeah, i would watch. >> yes, we'll be watching. >> that's a lot. >> banks were the worst performers and have been this whole year. "squawk box" coming up at the top of the hour. coming up here, $90 billion of advice. that's how much money henderson global investors manages. we'll hear from their head of global equities on what to do next. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get you caught up on what u.s. equity futures are doing right now. joining us with his read, you can see there a flat open, matthew beesley, the head of global equities at henderson global investors. they manage about $90 billion overall. he's got a nice view of how a lot of people want to put their money. matthew, as we talk about the volatility globally, where are you seeing the most volati

larry fink, bill miller, and lloyd blankfein. >> i do believe this represents value today. equity markets are properly priced now. i think they were a little high. >> when prices are high, it makes me a little nervous. when prices are low, i feel good about that. a market like this, i really like it even though it drives people in my office crazy. >> there's certainly not zero growth, but frankly, i think this negative sentiment is not justified by the reality in the numbers. >> joining us right now is pimco's managing director and global strategic adviser. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. thank you for being here today. richard, what do you think? is this a situation where things feel like it's gotten a bit of an overreaction? >> i think so. the year got off to a rocky start with nervousness about china. the fed hiking, people concerned by how much. i think we've had some positive news. you had dudly acknowledging the fed is paying attention to this data. you've also seen the adjustment in the dollar. >> what about you? >> i'm pretty positive on the markets. i think if y

>> i think bill miller is absolutely correct.a really excellent time to get into the market and buy stocks. we're seeing valuations that are terrific. i think a lot of the economic news that we see is really being overplayed. just thinking about -- i grew up remembering 73, 74 when the price of oil was just hammering stock prices as the price of gasline was so high. here we have the exact opposite situation and the market doesn't like it. >> ron, you've been raising cash since 2015. what is your view on whether this is a good time to buy and are you still raising cash and taking a more defensive stance? >> well, i'm not so sure about this market. i don't think anybody is. everybody has an opinion. but the truth of the matter is there is a lot of unchartered territory. we have negative rates on european debt, china and everybody else lowering their currency. we have a lid on u.s. growth because of the dollar. things look like they're slowing worldwide, so why get bold here? i don't see it. we're financial advisers. we're not about

. >> after the bell, finally good news, bill miller picking the social media over facebook. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. and i'd like to... cut. so i'm gonna take this opportunity to direct. thank you, we'll call you. evening, film noir, smoke, atmosphere... bob... you're a young farmhand and e*trade is your cow. milk it. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. >>> three minutes to trade, and wow what a session it's been. >> the important thing here today is we were down early in the day, of course, on concerns about the services report. weaker than expected. when services are weak, that's a problem. when that report came out at 10:00, stocks sold off, the dollar weakened, buy yields weakened. raising rates less likely in the first half of the year, then all of a sudden down most of the morning. the market stopped going down, then about 2:00, boom, the dow rose 250 points in an hour, and everything was -- i kept getting messages, what is going on? there are vague reports that maybe oil-produces countries are g

betty: someone who agrees with you is bill miller of legg mason who we talked to yesterday. he said the same thing with one caveat, henry, and i will redo what he said. remains strongmy with a low likelihood of recession unless stocks fall so far that they caused the collapse in the wealth effect." would you agree? henry: that would have to be quite a fall from these levels -- betty: 20, 30%? henry: i think that would do it. henry:it would take a toll on confidence. when you have constant headlines of global recessions, economy stalling, that tends to have a negative effect as well. it is hard to imagine a global recession without the united states being in a recession. that hasn't happened before. usually the u.s. leads the globe into a recession. it is not to say there are pockets of recessions out there. -- aren't pockets of recessions out there. there certainly are. many developed countries are the beneficiary of what is happening in the commodity markets. betty: i want to look at the stocks you are in and some of your holdings. you are invested in jpmorgan, wells fargo.

if you are bill miller, the value, you have got to be salivating at the value in these stocks.. the problem is, people were doing the same thing last year. if you look at some of the famous value investors out there, like david einhorn, they had rough years. or warren buffett even. being a value investor is tough when the market is sort of not necessarily following the same playbook that it used to. momentum, highflying stocks are doing well, values recovering the way that they thought it would. it makes sense, the ideas behind it, it's just that sentiment can get -- betty: -- mike: and it obviously depends on your time horizon. the exxon dividend is high. there are all sorts of opportunities there. if you are a guy like ill miller , you've got to worry about those yearly, monthly, quarterly numbers and it's a tricky thing to do. betty: it is. mike, good to see you. for more fast commentary from gadfly, type it in on the bloomberg gadfly on the web. that is it for "bloomberg markets." it looks like we are going to finally close in the green for the dow and the s&p for the first

. ♪ >>> coming up on the halftime show, larry fink and bill miller.ll ask rich ranked number six on the list of the country's top 100 financial advisors whether he agrees. plus s&p cuts the the ratings on ten big oil company with three names now in junk. we're going to talk to the man behind the downgrades to see if even more are coming. and as we countdown to the big game, nfl and super bowl legend jerry rice joins us live. kayla we'll see you in about 15. >> he knows his way around the bay area. that's for sure. >> sure does. >> let's get over to the cme group. >> well, thank you very much kayla. let's start out with a few charts. let's look at ten year japanese government bonds. you can see they're getting closer and closer to zero. david faber had just an absolute a plus plus interview. he brought up some interesting things but we have talked about them before. you're around 2.5 with regard to debt to gdp. 2.5 times the economy in debt. rates are going down because of course they're doing more. if you look at one year of a two year european note y

bill miller likes it. people think they have a killer for mosquitos. they can do a lot. it is a nutty stock but a great spec. chris in florida. chris. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: jim, opinions on continuing to hold my short position in coneco phillips. >> you're right. mike in new york. mike. >> caller: hello, jim. thank you very much for taking my call. >> my pleasure. >> caller: i'm thinking of buying master card and visa. what's your take? >> six and a half dozen. they are both unbelievable managers. it might be a coin flip. let's go to mike in puerto rico. >> jim, good afternoon. can we get your opinion on tupperware? >> i think it is down too much. we have to have rick back on the show. we have to deal direct with rick for the answers. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcy

here's larry fink, investing legend bill miller and goldman's lloyd blankfine earlier on squawk. >> this is a buying opportunity. >> down as it goes down. >> i don't know how to pick a bottom and i don't think anyone does. but i do believe this represents value today. equity markets are property priced now. >> you can't tell how low the market is going to go. i think it's low enough now. as i said earlier if you got the s&p 500, when it yield mrs. than the 10 year treasury, unless the world is coming apart, that's sort of a no brainer. >> i think we muddle through. i think some of this is an overreaction to the overreaction of assets being so swollen. and now it's kind of a reversion i think the most likely case that is that we kind of muddle through and this adjustment and equity prices make sense to me bond market says i don't know about that. maybe something else is up. do you agree with what toez gentlemen said? >> it's hard to argue with those three gentlemen but we have a different view. we think there's four factors agitating the markets now. number one, we have global central ban

bill. "linda miller 46:23 the medicaid program is administered by the department of human services. it's not a legislated program. what the legislature does is legislates the amount of money needed for the medicaid program or the state match for the medicaid program " it's scheduled roll out march first, but the state still has not been given final federal approval. stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at 10...state wrestling is in full swing. we've got 1a, 2a and 3a highlights coming up in sports. jack: then-- a new kum and go in the metro is like nothing you've seen. we take you inside the store that the company says is a "destination." brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot tomorrow on good morning iowa... it's friday, which means a look at movies.. this week we have a trio that include an olympic story...a horror story....and one straight from the bible... but will any of them be able to beat the "anti- hero" that won last weekend... and sam has a look at your forecast ((:04 wx ad-lib)) that's tomorrow on the all-new good morning iowa! meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 spor

bill. "linda miller 46:23 the medicaid program is administered by the department of human services. it's not a legislated program. what the legislature does is legislates the amount of money needed for the medicaid program or the state match for the medicaid program " amanda: it's scheduled roll out march first, but the not been given final federal approval. amanda: meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: we've finally made it to the day we've been waiting for all week! today is going to be amazing with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid 60s. the only downside to the forecast today will be the very strong winds out of the west blowing between 20 and 30 mph with gusts up around 40 mph. tonight we'll see mild and breezy conditions with lows falling towards 40 degrees. saturday should be with highs around 60 and continued sunny skies. sunday a cold front will knock our highs back down into the low 50s and upper 40s across central iowa, and we'll see a bit of a stronger wind again. the next rain chance is most likely for

bill. "linda miller 46:23 the medicaid program is administered by the department of human services. it's not a legislated program. what the legislature does is legislates the amount of money needed for the medicaid program or the state match for the medicaid program " elias: it's scheduled roll out march first, but the state still has not been given final federal approval. sabrina: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) weather adlib: we've finally made it to the day we've been waiting for all week! today is going to be amazing with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid 60s. the only downside to the forecast today will be the very strong winds out of the west blowing between 20 and 30 mph with gusts up around 40 mph. tonight we'll see mild and breezy conditions towards 40 degrees. another amazing day with highs around 60 skies. sunday a cold highs back down into 40s across central iowa, and we'll see a bit again. the next rain chance is most likely for tuesday should fall all as rain since temperatures look to stay in the 40s for most of next we

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i ran into bill miller tonight. he tells me his son, norm, is buying your car. - yeah, we've been talking a deal. i figure i've had about all this old heap has to give. - i don't understand. - well, it can only go downhill from here. (chuckles) - i thought you enjoyed working on your car, keeping it in shape? - [bud] yeah, but it's been taking too much of my time lately. it's expensive. you know, oil, gas. all that adds up. who needs it? - well, what do you plan to do with the money? - spend it! live it up! have a good time! - i see. - that's not it at all, dad. i'm in a jam. if i don't come up with - bud -- - i was the guy who went wild in chicago, and i have to pay the hotel bill. - yes, you certainly do. - [bud] dad, i got in a spot with nancy millbrook, we had -- - bud, nothing in the world would justify such childish and irresponsible behavior. it would be one thing if you were the only one affected, but you embarrassed your whole school. - i know. why do you think i'm selling my car? - well, i'm afraid that's

carrie miller takes bill goes to. (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "well many of the states that have legislation on n e books alreadd require some sort of parental tanning." "i think as a parent we have the right to let our kids get their tanning built up or get their melanin." and although it's not required by law, miller does require parental consent forms be signed in her shop. she says she would supportt legislation that makes those waivers mandatory, instead of outright banning it for minors. weweve got you cooered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. iowa is just one of just eight which doesn't regulate innoor tanning for minors at all. they would become the 14th state to ban tanning for minors outright. coming up on kwwl... the roof of gas station canopy comes crshing down on top of cars. plus.. a man facing charges after throwing a large animal through a drive-thru window. here's a lie look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven's chief meteorologist mark schna

miller: thank you very much, mr. speaker. the post-9/11 g.i. bill provides student veterans with a wonderful opportunity to educate themselves for a job in the new economy. thousands of training programs and schools have been approved for use of this program that has benefited millions of veterans. unfortunately, there are some schools that are not simply providing quality education or training that sufficiently prepares students for jobs in their field of study. the committee has found that in some cases students have been caught in a situation where the school they attended is properly accredited but the program they are using at the school is not. this has led to situations where students have completed a training or a degree program only to find out that this training does not qualify them to receive the necessary credentials or take the necessary tests to practice in the career field for which they use their benefits. this was clearly not the intention of the g.i. bill, and i'm glad that this bill would ensure that in order to be eligible for g

. >> reporter: the bill moves to the a senate, where a similar bill was defeated years ago. miller homes the ticking clock in the gray case will encourage his colleagues to pass it this time. >>> the fascinating issue! moving on to the forecast, we went to bed last night, it was winter. we woke up, and it was spring. >> quite an unusual weather day. leaving us not sure what's coming next. so let's check in with chief >> it's a reality check tomorrow, but a more quiet reality check. tonight, we look at temperatures below freezing in many spots. not so much downtown, and inside the belt way, but in the suburbs. 32 menasas. your drive, if your driveway is in the shade, you have a coating of ice right. now here are the temperature as 6:00 a.m. 30 in gaithersburg, 31 in frederick, 31 in fairfax, and 29 in -- if you want done this already, go to the app store, and download our app free. >>> thanks, tops. the supreme court justice will lie in repossess in the great hall of the supreme court this friday. public is invited to pay 8:00 p.m. a funeral mass will go head saturday at 11:00 at th

miller. a proposed bill at the statehouse is causing commotion tonight at the state wrestling tournament. if passed, the bill would require every school district to pay an athletic certain varsity sports events. jack: local 5's claire powell met with school leaders tonight and joins us from wells fargo center with more in tonight's big story. "its the biggest week for iowa wrestling but on alot of minds- athletes, athletic is actually safety and what a new iowa bill could mean for their sport and schools" to make it to state wrestlers take a beating. dangers that come grant boehmer, is one of three lake mills bulldogs, who is benched because of concussions "i got two in football one after in a week, then antoher one two weeks ago in wrestling in an effort to curb these serious injuries, in an effort to curb these serious injuries, a proposed bill passing through the senate says every home team should require an athletic trainer at every varsity collision sport. football, soccer. and wrestling. but can schools handle that? a lot say no. "you knwo as ad's we love the idea,

bill that would bring it back as the commonwealth's default method of execution. that's according to partners of the virginian pilot republican delegate jackson miller proposed bill would allow inmates on death row to electrocution or lethal injection drugs for lethal injection have been hard to get as more manufacturers refused to hand them over for use in executions. the bill now moves to the state sent the puck with county sheriff's office says the dog that killed its owner will have to be put down deputies tell us that the dog attack suzanne store yesterday and she cleaned out its crate at her house. medics rushed the mother of two via helicopter to sin tear in norfolk general but she died stories family tells us that she got the dog just a week ago after she saw an ad for it in the paper it was listed as good with children they believe the previous owners knew that the animal was dangerous. i think they had a problem would go and do not handle it and it was just trying to get rid of it made in a fascinating which i get in today a story stepfather the previous owners gave the story the dog for free that's what he says and told gentle he plans to hire an attor

to do music written by male artists that, you know, have influenced me on some level, so bill withers, marcus miller, and luther vandross, duke ellington, frank sinatra. >> mm-hmm. >> most of the songs were either written by myself or male >> yeah. tell me -- what do you love the most? is it the being a vocalist, the composer, the drummer? which one? >> it's hard to pick, you know? i really -- i have my voice on the drums, i would say, you know, more than a singing voice. >> mm-hmm. >> but i love to write and i love to be in the studio, and i think that i really enjoy all of these things and it kind of makes me who i am. >> the new project, terri lyne carrington, "the mosaic project: >> mm-hmm. >> and it's in stores now. >> it is, and we're actually doing a lincoln center show. >> that lincoln center performance is february... >> 27th. >> ...the 27th. >> featuring valerie simpson and oleta adams. >> okay. terri lyne carrington, a pleasure to meet you. >> oh, my pleasure. >> and looking forward to what you have coming up next. >> oh, thank you. >> thank you for joining us on "here and now". if you mi

>>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight.been clolsly following the apple terrorism controversy. he joins us from california. san bernardino is not that far away from you from the south. when you heard that tim cook, the ceo of apple says you know what? we're not going to help the fbi open this terrorist phone because it sets a bad precedent about privacy. what did you think? >> i think i got a fix here, billy. i think they ought to give the san bernardino terrorist phone to hillary clinton for a few days and then trump can call putin and get the data from him. >> so somebody would hack into hillary's phone when people want it to be loose it's loose. when people want it to be fight, it the it's fight. i'm not surprised folks can't hack. have you ever looked at c-span? i'm surprise they had can work a phone rather than hack into it it all these privacy issues people are whining about. every time i'm going to a mall or sitting in an airport. i have some moron chick next to me screaming in the top of her lungs cell phone. he tol

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. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight.clolsly following the apple terrorism controversy. he joins us from california. san bernardino is not that far away from you from the south. when you heard that tim cook, the ceo of apple says you know what? we're not going to help the fbi open this terrorist phone because it sets a bad precedent about privacy. what did you think? >> i think i got a fix here, billy. i think they ought to give the san bernardino terrorist phone to hillary clinton for a few days and then trump can call putin and get the data from him. >> so somebody would hack into hillary's phone when people want it to be loose it's loose. when people want it to be fight, it the it's fight. i'm not surprised folks can't hack. have you ever looked at c-span? i'm surprise they had can work a phone rather than hack into it it all these privacy issues people are whining about. every time i'm going to a mall or sitting in an airport. i have some moron chick next to me screaming in the top of her lungs cell phone. he told me

i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. no miller.d we haven't heard from him. drama is building. remember that thing the thing might be chasing him down there. here to take miller's place colin quinn cop show. satire on the internet. i'm sure you are are following all the political stuff because you actually do broadway shows on politics. >> yes, i do. >> let's run them down. trump? are you a big trump fan? >> i think trump came in -- ever watched that movie trading places where they go let's make a bet. that's trump's plan. i remember do pretty good and now he is caught in the middle and he doesn't know how to get out. >> you think he doesn't want to be president? >>. no i think he is now sort of@ç like maybe i should want to be but he doesn't. >> what indicates that he doesn't to you, body language or? >> just the fact that for example yesterday when he was second in iowa he tweets iowa is meaningless. >> that's just trump. >> that's not going to come back during the election. iowa is meaningless. >> he doesn't think that way. peop

'i defiantly think this bill is going to help future victims by clarifying it.' miller was convicted of several counts of invasion of privacy and served just under five months in jail... however, lapointe says he is back to being a landlord in the iowa city area... she's hoping future legislation would prevent a convicted peeper from being able to be a landlord again.... today, the bill passed the senate and will now head over to the house.... lawmakers are launching a bipartisan investigation into an iowa boarding school. authorities raided "midwest academy's" keokuk and montrose locations last month. it followed reports of abuse there. a house committee will try to determine what went wrong, and if the state can act. the senate has also drafted a bill that would required similar schools to be licensed as group foster care facilities. it would allow the department of human services to inspect them on a regular basis. testimony continues in the trial of a boone man accused of killing his wife. prosecutors focused on the night of emily fazzino's death. they claim he bare

but von miller introduced himself to the masses. what a show he put on. bill: there's n m.v.p. of this game was von miller. the last two weeks, two and a half sacks in each game. two caused fumbles. a one-man wreckingny: hats off to demarcus ware. he had himself a game to. i want to talk about peyton game, the one turnover. but my hat's off to him, the season he's halt, up and down. sheriff's last stance. james: and everyone knew there was going to be that defense and the supporting cast to get it done and boy, did that defense do it. the vince lombardi trophy presentation to the champion broncos. , four men have outfoxed - and simply, outlasted - authorities by making their getaway in a prius. this game ends now. ouse is now cat versus panther. and we are the panther. to catch a prius, gotta be a prius. e us coming. except for the lights alright. guys, what's that? aw, man. t's go places. s pleased to announce a new destination... gotham city. thanks to a grant from wayne enterprises, gotham is being restored to its former glory.dary gotham opera house, to the nightlife of the

we put a task force led together by chairman of jurisdiction and came up with a bill by candace miller. now it is signed into law. visa waiver program was directly addressed. we did that last year. we brought other bills to solve these problems. in our budget we laid out a plan to save medicare pro bankruptcy. the left like to criticize us for it because they don't have a plan at all. we played the plan out. we'll do that more this year. there are a lot of problems our country is facing. details really do matter and we're working with details with all of our members to work on those issues. >> what if the product you come up doesn't mesh with the party's presidential stance on these issues or his agenda? >> i think you will see a lot of these things come forward before we have nominee before we go to cleveland to ultimately bring our nominee in, as official republican candidate for president. so it is a good opportunity for to us lay out really good ideas, while you're not hearing a lot of those details coming out of the presidential election, there will be, there will be solutions to

bill passes. iowa attorney general tom miller says a lot of people complained about havivi trouble buying used cars. he says those complaints mostly involved problems people had with cars after driving them off lots. the attorney general's office released its list yesterday of the top cocolaints filed with its consumer protection division. hundred written complaints last year. 221 of those were related to used vehicle sales. 216 were home improvement complaints, and 201 iowans complained about home mortgages. cell phones, internet service providers and magazine and newspaper subscriptions also made the list. a new two-million-dollar space at the university of ioio is helping future teachers learn how to use advanced technology. items like this robot - which lets homebound students wheel around classrooms in real time - are part of the upgrades inside the lindquist center. smartboards ananwires that feed sound directly into hearing aids are also part of the project. it's preparing future teachers to take on their own classroom. 17:10:15 "it's kind of just learning and rolling with the pupuhes and be

what a senate bill is proposing in an attempt to keep varsity sports safe. jack/2shot/ram: welcome to local 5 news, i'm jack miller. stephanie: and i'm stephanie angleson. stephanie/2ram: a bill hitting a senate subcommittee has iowa atheltic directors and coaches talking. jack/2ram: it focuses on concussions in contact sports, saying it should be mandatory for athletic trainers, doctors or physical therapists to be at all times, at iowa. but how do you pay for that? powell has tonight's big story. pkg from the senate floor- to the wrestling mat. senate bill 30-44 states it should be mandatory trainers at every invovling "collision sports" the bill defines those football, girls and if a concussion happens- trainers have 48 hours to notify athletic directors. "i think the schools see the related price liability issues having an event where athletes are competeing without someone with professional medical training" senator tod bowman, is backing the bill for many reasons. he coached varsity sports for 20 years senator. his son, beau, wrestled and suffered a severe concussion-but the trainer caught it and stopp

the latest on a concussion bill making its way through the capitol this afternoon. jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." stephanie students took their president's davenport students took their president's day off to visit the capitol, but not for a tour. : students participated in the "we are not worth-less" movement to encourage state lawmakers to uphold equality within the state education system. in davenport, students do not receive the same amount of per- pupil funding as other areas in the state, they wants legislators to focus their attention on raising that amount to the same as the rest of schools in the state. "student 33:15 what do you guys feel is more important? allowable growth or the funding inequality? cindy winckler 34:22 your foundation aid is most important. and all of the protections are around that foundation aid. ross paustian 34:31 $175 funding disparity is more important than state aid. espe

we put a task force together led by the chairman of jurisdiction and came up with a bill by candice millernd that was signed into law. the visa waiver program has been addressed and we did that last year. we brought other bills to the floor to handle these problems. obviously in the budget, we laid out the plan to save medicare from bankruptcy. the left like to criticize us for it, because they do not have a plan at all. there are a lot of problems are country is facing. that again, details really do matter. we are working through the details and we have an interest in each of those issues. billy: what if the product to come up with do not mesh with your party's presidential nominee's ideas on the issue? mr. scalise: i think you will see these before we go to cleveland, to bring in our nominee is the official republican candidate for president -- it's a good opportunity for us to lay out the good ideas when you're not hearing a lot of those details coming out of the presidential election, there will be solutions to problems our country is facing we will have put on the table in the house s