>> that was rick miller. >> thank you. >> what's your last him in? >> gents eh. [inaudible conversations] >> help direct them how to reset this, please. [inaudible conversations] >> we just have one more vote. >> we another vote? [inaudible conversations] >> i filled mine out on the wrong side. >> the final count was 232. >> to 224. eight, eight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you did a really good job. >> this was the largest i've done. >> how many have you done? >> i don't know. >> enough to know what you're doing. >> probably done at least seven or eight. i don't know. [inaudible conversations] >> i would like too thank all of you for being here and helping, all of you that helped tonight, thank you very much. it's been a huge help getting everybody registered, all the counts done, organizing your folks. >> you want to sweep this before wepet put the tables out? >> i have no idea. >> she would know how this was set up. [inaudible conversations] >> we need to get you in. >> i know. >> shouldn't be like this. >> but that okay we see each other this way. >> fanta

rick miller. rick miller. >> rick. >> coming in. >> okay. >> all right so looking at the totals we have, new registrations of 124. we have registered voters of 322 for a total of 446. which seems about right to me. is that an acceptable number in your minds? >> i don't know. >> we counted the forms. we counted the forms, everybody that signed in. >> i was approximating that much. >> so we're comfortable with that as a total? >> we're going to end up doing a preference group. if we compare the numbers and they come off funky, then we'll tell people you've got a problem. this is the number we're operating on. >> we all agree? >> yeah. >> are those more? >> no. this is just sign-up. >>. >> we've got to tone it down. we're going to have to figure out a way to, have to figure out a way to, probably better. >>. >> back up there? thank you. now these -- i've been counting because they didn't -- >> the poll registration. now if they want to. -- [ inaudible ] hold up, elizabeth, hold up. we have several pe

. >> we have rick miller who is speaking as a surrogate for martin o'malley [applause]. >> as a democrat i feel blessed that we have three fantastic candidates. i am not going to beat around the bush. it has been a very hard choice for me. i made it not very early. i really looked at all three candidates and realized that one candidate is great in foreign affairs, another one has energy to spare, and then we have o'malley who has all the experience as far as being an executive in the governor's position in maryland and as mayor of baltimore. he has been fantastic at working across the aisle which is what i think it's most important in the leader that we need today. we need someone that is less polarizing and someone who can bring us all together and make decisions and help us move forward. he has done it. it is not that he proposes that, he has done it. he has done the dream act, he passed marriage equality through referendum in maryland, he has done all kinds of things to improve education making marilyn's five years in a row, the best in education in the nation. he he is an excellent c

i was a kid in a candy store in the next person i bump into is dwight evans and a rick miller walked in -- i'm sorry he was gone by then. by jerry, he had walked by and mike torres walks by and dennis, they all start coming in and here i am getting dressed in the these guys that i used to stay in the howard johnson's looking at the holiday inn across the street and watch all these guys get out of their big fancy cars. so it was just -- it was so neat. >> tim: hold that thought. they're going to take a break and come back. not at the howard johnson's but at the holiday inn with the hall of famer wade boggs. the tim mccarver show was brought to you by: hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save >> hey, guys, what are you doing doing. >> i will see you

. >> we have rick miller who is speaking as a surrogate for martin o'malley [applause]. >> as a democrat i feel blessed that we have three fantastic candidates. i am not going to beat around the bush. it has been a very hard choice for me. i made it not very early. i really looked at all three candidates and realized that one candidate is great in foreign affairs, another one has energy to spare, and then we have o'malley who has all the experience as far as being an executive in the governor's position in maryland and as mayor of baltimore. he has been fantastic at working across the aisle which is what i think it's most important in the leader that we need today. we need someone that is less polarizing and someone who can bring us all together and make decisions and help us move forward. he has done it. it is not that he proposes that, he has done it. he has done the dream act, he passed marriage equality through referendum in maryland, he has done all kinds of things to improve education making marilyn's five years in a row, the best in education in the nation. he he is an excellent c

there is a long ways to go. >> rick miller and david hoffman peterson, thank you thank you.me here. >> we saw a lot of people talking back and forth and on twit here son says the democratic caucus eemed confusing and the republican caucus seemed more ballots.d with the let's look at the results democratic h the side. hillary clinton and bernie 81% ers very close with reporting. 52.2% and bernie sanders 49.2 and martin o'malley at .6. the broadcastside and cable networks declared ted and you can see 31.4% was 73% and he's at to donald trump's 24.2 and dr. carson 9.9% and rand paul and mike huckabee who has nnounced he is suspending his campaign at 3.9%. and we are waiting for rand in iowa and we'll bringing that to you when he to talk o the podium with his supporters. until then we'll take your calls andi'll look at your tweets continue to watch the results as they come in. let's hear from bradley in texas is a republican. bradley who are you supporting campaign. >> i am actually supporting i wanted to because make america great again. saw iname in as you just about a ten point differe

. >> rick, thank you very much. bill millere s&p for 15 consecutive years says the markets now, his words, an absolute gift. and stocks that look like good value at these levels. we return in two minutes. ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (crow cawing) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". >>> welcome back to "power lunch." the dow down 32 points, a fifth of a percent. it dipped below 16,000. yield on the ten year note falling at one point during the day, the lowest level in about a year. right now at 1.86. the euro strengthening to 1.10 for first time in six weeks. the dollar index moving lower. weaker dollar helping oil today, up 1.75 or nearly 6%. back above 31 and then some at 31.62. to sue herera for a news update. >>> speaking at a heritage action for america policy meeting in washington, house speaker paul ryan calling on republicans to stop fighting angrily among themselves an

miller says four states can give to thejohn kasich a path republican nomination. rickder under fire for to are to return documents u.s. congressional committee. eliza cumming says governor snyder ignored an early request. towants the panel's chairman have snyder turn over the documents. the supreme court resumed its work today for the first time since antonin scalia is death. 's death.n scalia his chair will remain draped in black bunting. global news 24 hours a day powered by our journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. the s&p could fall below 1600 according to our next to get, president of eagle bay capital. you were long-term bearish on in theuities but short-term, you do see a turnaround. longer-term, i think we go under 1600. areink that's where we ultimately headed but we care about what is happening now. we need to make money this week, this month. joe, you asked me, i have been gloom and doom four months, what will it take for you to change your term? lows -- theseeing list was expanding in january -- but this month, we ha

rick - the panthers were the victory....instead the team we watched all season pulled a disappearing act on football's biggest stage. first quarter.....panthers off to a bad start.. von miller strips the football from cam newton....malik jackson falls on it in the end zone for a denver. second quarter.....jonathan stewart puts the panthers on the board...when he leaps over from the on...it's ten to seven. final seconds of the half...demarcus ware puts cam down...he was sacked three times in the first half....panthers trail 13-seven at halftime. fourth quarter...panthers down six....another turnover....miller knocks the ball out of newton's hand....t.j. ward makes the recovery..... that leads to a touchdown run by c.j. anderson....they add a two point conversion.....the broncos lead it 24-to- ten with just over three minutes and that's how it ends. the panthers end the season with a 17 and two record.... a disappointing finish to a great season. joe gorchow joins us live in santa clara, california as we continue our super bowl coverage.....joe....a somber night for the panthers and their fans. panthers fans dealing with heartbreak tonight. wis' mike desumma is standing by fa

rick snyder will unveil a funding plan. on the governor to fix the curoded pipes as the fbi joins the investigation into the water contamination disaster. congresswoman miller has proposed a $1 billion grant to pay for the led service pipes. >>> from the rockies to the midwest, many spent the night the conditions that later closed i 80 in nebraska and a section of i 70 in eastern colorado yesterday. getting around places like omaha remain hazardous and in the southm power outages in eastern mississippi and tornados like this one in alabama moved through several gulf states. here with more on the wild weather throughout the country. >> reporter: the massive winter storm pummelled the midwest and plains blizzard conditions in iowa and beyond. >> this will be a big snow, maybe the worst since 2008-2009. >> reporter: more than a foot in colorado and in nebraska where whiteout conditions choked more than 100 miles of interstate 80, 15 inches of snow. nearly 2 million americans at blizzard warning. >> we could have wind, hail, even tornados today. >> reporter: reports of at least two tornados damaging a church and a college in mississippi. reported sightings in a