we'll be joined by michael holland for answers when all of this will resolve. people are told not to return after a fiery train crash in maryville, tennessee, south of knoxville. freight train carrying toxic chemicals, early this morning derailed. no one was hurt. no word on the cause of the crash. >>> a new poll shows presidential hopeful bernie sanders closing in on hillary clinton in iowa. clinton now leads among likely democratic caucus goers 52% to sanders 33. clinton's 19-point lead may seem like a lot, and it is, in may she led sanders by 45 points. sanders managed to jump 26 points in the polls in a single month from supporters who showed up in record numbers at his wisconsin rally. some reports have the head count at, are you ready? 10,000 people! joining us national review editor fox news contributor, rich lowry. conservative strategist black rock senior director lisa boothe, good to have you with us. >> hi, lou. lou: start lisa, with you. 10,000 folks bernie sanders. is that a tilt we're all sensing here? >> that's a lot of people. here look, the dif

michael holland of holland and company. ahead, samsung has turned back a major challenge from activist investor paul elliott singer and the vote will have major implications for the company going forward and that story is next. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. let's get to julie hyman for the big stories of the market. technology, given the big google earnings report -- julie: we have been talking about the disconnect today a major averages. you have technology so clearly reflected in the nasdaq as it rises half of 1% and then s&p in the dow trading lower. when we talk about google, the a shares and the c shares are listed -- listed in the major industries. together, they have a combined market cap of google which is about $464 billion. it looks like the value google is adding to the market today is a record, around $60 billion but we will up date you. it is not just about google today. take a look at the bloomberg terminal at the imap of the sectors. the greenest tech knowledge he and the red is everythin