i think you better go now, rick. i'm expected to walkto my car after this? rick. it's hard to getworked up like this and thendrive home alone. it isn't easy for me, either. mallory...we'vebeen seeing each otherfor four months. they've been fourof the best monthsof my life. i feel the same way. for us to keepgoing together, i think we needto explore new territory, expand the horizonsof our relationship, and discover the wonders of nature. are you trying to saywe should go camping? because i hear myself, and i sound like another guy coming on to a girl. you know that's not what's going on. it's a big step for me. look at it this way, you won't have to go through it alone. i'll be with you. oh, is thathow it works? pretty much. think about it? i will. so, mallory, are you going to sleep with rick? i don't know.i haven't decided yet. you do it, or you lose him. that's not true. come on. rick's in college. if mallory won't sleep with him, plenty of girls will. that's no reason to do it. are you in love with rick, mallory? i might be. i've never felt this wayabout any o

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>> rick: he already did. all of ridge' s stuff is moved in. >> zende: wait, so he and caroline are now living at granddad' s now? >> maya: it looks that way. >> brooke: but that' s your house. did he ever stop to think that that' s where you' re gonna want to raise the baby? >> maya: [ scoffs ] >> rick: yeah, well, not anymore. i refuse to live in a house with him. >> brooke: [ sighs ] i can' t believe he' s doing this all because of a portrait. >> nicole: wait, so if that' s not our home anymore, where are >> brooke: your father won' t be okay with this when he finds out. >> rick: he already knows. once again ridge has succeeded at manipulating dad. >> maya: i' m sure it' s difficult for eric to be caught in the middle. >> zende: wait, i thought ridge had a loft in venice. >> rick: oh, he does. guess he got tired of it, so he hatched this plan. >> nicole: what do you mean? >> rick: he took maya' s portrait off the wall, replaced it with stephanie' s. i made it clear that i' m not stepping foot in that house

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tyler's resignation had been requested. >> that's rick tyler on the screen. >> rick tyler has been aor a long, long time, and you mentioned he spent some time with gingrich. newt gingrich was a hugely important person back in the '90s in washington, dc and rick tyler went back to that point. and this is really not so hutch a criticism of rick tyler in that he sent out the information, but that ted cruz has to be very, very cautious when the subject of faith, and in this case the bible, from what happened. it's worth going over the details here. there's a pennsylvania college newspaper that captured a picture and some audio, some video and audio, of ted cruz -- excuse me -- marco rubio talking about a bible and the allegation and the print that -- the text that appeared on the video suggested that he was saying there was nothing in it for some people, that the bible was not going to help them. words to that effect. in fact rubio, immediately upon hearing that, after it was tweeted by mr. tyler, he said i say exactly the opposite. i marco rubio said that there was something for everybo

a longtime neighbor brought rick to my house. rick was going through a divorce.ick to stay in the spare bedroom. i didn't know he had a different side. i only feel badly that i helped perpetuate his freedom. >> it's really sad how these guys work society. how they are able to exist amongst us and constantly count on the charity and goodwill of people. >> we used the map to identify the exact spot on the side of the house where mclean indicated on the treasure map something was buried. we called in a special forensics team. unfortunately when they dug it up there was nothing there. but there was an indentation in the ground that showed that a container had been buried there, just as he had described in the treasure map. our best guest that is he hid some money or maybe some other important documents in there to try to keep them away from law enforcement. once he decided to leave the house where he was staying, he dug it up and took it with him. the hardest part about this case is that i know, after nine years, that this guy is still out there. his use for the jeho

-- as to whether rick tyler has said he will resign?ar actual confirmation of whether he will. but at the moment, we're watching these developments very closely. we have, certainly, a major casualty right how now of the ted cruz campaign. as soon as we get confirmation, we will let you know. the closing bell is exactly 19 minutes away. we're looking at a gain for the dow jones industrials, up 209, moving in lockstep with oil which closed higher by 6%. you know what's also moving higher? cvs. the stock's on the move since former chairman sumner redstone resigned as chairman earlier this month, but the story has just gotten more dramatic and juicier as private details may provide fodder for shareholder lawsuits that may explode all over the place. charlie gasparino coming down to break it right here next on "countdown to the closing bell." ♪ ♪ you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up aga

rick: negativee.o not seem to be doing the trick it if you think about the timing and japan, it was unfortunate timing it sentiments realized this could be damaging. in terms of bank health, finding ways of doing it and finding banks remaining healthy. the global economy is like the donkey and you've got the master whipping it and it is not going any faster. the g-20 needs to focus on things other than negative rates. here with thep me likelihood forward. to state street understands flows and emotional, what people want to do with money. it is an underperforming quarter. what is the best likelihood to a good outcome and in the first quarter of 2016? rick: there isn't anything rabbits out of the hat that will improve the first quarter, and less there is a implead game changer. the best thing is to be patient. cash.st position is -- to put that emerging market trade on. mind, they are a value trap. they will remain a value trap until we see improvement. tom: rick, we are going to have to leave it there.

. >> and this morning, i asked for rick tyler's resignation. i have made clear in this campaign that we will conduct this campaign with the very highest standards of interesting grit. >> let's get ready to rumble. you're watching "your world," and on the screen behind me you're seeing marco rubio speaking in reno, nevada. we had ted cruz in las vegas, nevada, the site of the very big caucuses tomorrow night. the bottom line is we're waiting to hear from marco rubio how he will respond to ted cruz's communications operative told to quit, to get out to pack up and leave. mike emanuel is in las vegas now with the latest. >> reporter: neil, an explosive afternoon here on the campaign trail in the silver state. a cruz adviser, it appears, will be losing his job after senator marco rubio accused the cruz campaign of more dirty tricks after a cruz aide tweeted out a story from a university of pennsylvania student newspaper, accusing rubio of telling a cruz staffer in south carolina there weren't many answers in the bible. cruz communications director

- [rick] it's the shoppes at mandalay place. - [david] and i saw this place out there and it says rick's boiler room. and it looked like rx, i thought it was a drugstore because you had all those beakers out front there. - well, that's the whole alchemy of food and drink. there's a big slab there, that's our laboratory of concocted cocktails. it goes along with american comfort food, that we just have a little whimsical and have some fun with it. - i say whimsical and have some fun with it indeed because the thing that really drew my attention here is i know that one or sometimes on special you have a catfish sloppy joe, is it called? - yes, indeed. we love that. - ever hear of that? how do you make one of those, and what goes into it? - all right, well, let me give you a little bit of the back history while i'm putting this together. - okay. - first of all, in order to make the barbecue sauce, which is what this became, when i was doing research for my cookbook, fish without a doubt, this is for making fish at home. making people feel that level of comfort. - [david] you're making your

rick santorum, you ready? three, two, one, poof. it's particularly satisfying to say that about rick santorum, poof. rick santorum came in first place last time in iowa. this time, he came in 11th out of 12. not only does rick santorum have no money in the bank, there are reports today that he's somewhere in the range of about a half million dollars in debt after this very, very failed presidential run this year. unlike mike huckabee who dropped out last night and rand paul who dropped out this morning, rick santorum tonight decided to pair his announcement he's quitting the race with an endorsement of one of his rivals. today on "the fox news show" hosted by my friend, greta van susteren, rick santorum announced he's getting out of the race and announced simultaneously that he wants his zillions, rounding up to the nearest zillions, he wants his supporters to instead support marco rubio. marco rubio. and maybe marco rubio will pay off some of his campaign debt in exchange for the endorsement. i don't know. i'll just point out one r

rick santorum, one. donald trump, 29. zero for others. >> bush is four. carson's 13. christie's four. cruz is 58. fiorina and gilmore are zero. >> correct. >> huckabee is six. kasich's four. rand paul is nine. marco rubio's 31. >> yes. >> santorum's one. >> yes. >> trump is [ inaudible ]. >> correct. for rp six. >> i think i can say yes, it will tally it for us. >> just make sure. 159. the computer again. >> we're all in? >> yes. yes. we have done three. we have three to go. >> thank you. we are doing second. boone two. boone two. total? >> nope. won't do it. sorry. >> i have 163 the first time. 163 twice. that was it. ready? >> yes. >> jeb bush, six. ben carson, 20. chris christie, nine. ted cruz, 44. carly fiorina, zero. jim gilmor, zero. mike huckabee, six. john kasich, four. rand paul, five. marco rubio, 26. rick santorum, one. donald trump, 42. others, zero. >> bush six, carson 20, christie nine, cruz 44, gilmore and fiorina zero, kasich four, paul five, rubio 26, santorum one, trump 42. >> yep. [ i

rick said it says they have to pay them. the non-profit says it says they don't have to pay it. >> andhey both pastors, so i hope they do the christian thing. they say they're both >> reporter: howard, contracts are written in plain english an two sides can readt and think it reads two different things. want the weigh in >> they may disagree. but to me, this is a clear and simple contract where rick works and gets paid for three months. there's nothing in the document that allowsither party to terminate it early, so they have to pay rick in the third month even if they don't let him do the work. >> reporter: the attorney said they didn't have to pay him because he@ misled them, when he said they have a corporation. rick does b listed as enacted with the state because he hasn't renewed it. the attorney said rather than pay and fight the battle, they decided to give rick the $1,300. >> no matter what contract you sign, keep it like one rick and the non-profit had. keep it simple. to protect everyone, put a clause in that eithe

. >> let's get to this rick tyler stuff. rubio made fun of the bible when he was complimenting the bible to -- with cruz' father. now cruz is apologizing and asking for his resignation. here is cruz. >> i spent this morning investigating what happens. none of you have thrown the kind of insults at marco rubio that he throws at me every day. if other candidates choose to go into the gutter, we will not do the same. rick tyler is a good man. this was a grave error of judgmentment. it turned out the news story he sent around was false, even if he's true. we are not a campaign that is going to question the faith of another candidate. even if it was true, our campaign should not have sent it. >> here is the rubio's comment on this, it says, rick is a really good spokesman, who had the unenviable task of working for a candidate willing to do or say anything to get elected. no lie is too big and no trick too dirty. rick did the right thing by apologizing to marco, it's high time for ted cruz to do the right thing and stop the lies.

. >> reporter: that's right, rick. police called -- police chief called the suspect an urban terrorist and a thug today. now detectives hope someone will recognize that man caught on camera. they're investigating to see if last night's holdup is connected to other crimes. neighbors saw the commotion at the 7-eleven on long lane after 10 o'clock last night. >> maybe something wrong. >> reporter: police say this man walked into the store and showed a small black handgun demanding money. the 31-year-old clerk was by himself at the counter, a coworker was restocking the walk in freezer. >> obviously this guy was staking out the joint because there was nobody in there. not going to go in with a store full of people. just not going to happen that way. >> reporter: when the clerk didn't give up the cash police say the suspect fired hitting the victim in the thigh. the suspect fled without taking anything. the victim was rushed to penn presbyterian hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. some customers were shocked by the

doug, caramel, bruce, and rick are still with me. caramel, if the republican field does not -- does not narrow quickly, does that present a challenge to democrats who start -- have to game who they are running against? >> well, i think it could be an opportunity. i think it's a bad thing for the republican field that -- that they don't have someone that their side can rally behind. so i think there are pluses and minuses for democrats. i hear what you are saying that having a primary opponent to focus on is an upside for democrats, but it's a bad thing for republicans that they are spinning all of this time attacking each other, and no one is gaining momentum. one other thing that i would say to respectfully disagree, i do think that rubio came out as a winner. i think that's the surprise of the night, right? the fact that he is third and so close to trump, and trump, i think did come out as a loser, because going into last night, there was this expectation that trump could win and win by a wide margin. i think cruz winning by a sign

rick says it says they have to pay him. the nonprofit reads it and says it says they don't have to pay. they andnd they are both a pastor so i hope they do the kristen thing. they say they are both christians. howard, contracts are written in plain english but two sides read it and think it says two different things. want to weigh in? >> they may disagree but to me this is a clear and simple contract where rick works and gets paid for three months. nothing in the documts that lose either party to terminate it early. so they have to pay rick for the third month even if they don't let him do the work. >> at attorney says for the nonprofit says he they don't have to lead pay him for the wa corporation. then the attorney told us rather than have to pay to fight a lelel beat. the knob profit decided to give rick the # $1300. >> no matter what contract you sign. keep it like the one and td nonprofit had and keep it simple and to protect every one put a clause in that either party can terminate the contract within an agreed time f

hi, rick. >> reporter: hi, monica, hi brian. that's right. thank you. we are live once again from the media center where we'll watch the results can come in tonight 7 o'clock central time when the caucus officially gets under way. we expect to start seeing numbers a couple hours later at 9 o'clock. speaking of numbers, let's take a look at these latest figures from the quinnipiac university poll just released this morning concerning tonight's iowa caucus. it shows that donald trump has a healthy seven-point lead over ted cruz and marco rubio is back in third place. on the democratic side, this is new tonight, bernie sanders holds a 3-pointer lea three-poir hillary clinton. and that is why hillary clinton is making a last minute push to get her supporters out in force. after all, she came in as ah surprising third place in the 2008 iowa caucus. this morning she and daughter chelsea stopped off at a bakery to encourage voters to get out tonight. she has a caucus viewing event this evening which she's hoping will become a victory party as well. bernie sand

rick santorum, one.onald trump, 29. zero for others. >> bush is four. carson's 13. christie's four. cruz is 58. fiorina and gilmore are zero. >> correct. >> huckabee is six. kasich's four. rand paul is nine. marco rubio's 31. >> yes. >> santorum's one. >> yes. >> trump is 29. >> correct. for rp six. >> i think i can say yes, it will tally it for us. >> just make sure. 159. the computer again. >> we're all in? >> yes. yes. we have done three. we have three to go. >> thank you. we are doing second. boone two. boone two. total? >> nope. won't do it. sorry. >> i have 163 the first time. 163 twice. that was it. ready? >> yes. >> jeb bush, six. ben carson, 20. chris christie, nine. ted cruz, 44. carly fiorina, zero. jim gilmore, zero. mike huckabee, six. john kasich, four. rand paul, five. marco rubio, 26. rick santorum, one. donald trump, 42. others, zero. >> bush six, carson 20, christie nine, cruz 44, gilmore and fiorina zero, kasich four, paul five, rubio 26, santorum one, trump 42. >> yep. [ inaudible ] >

that. >> very quickly, rick?> yeah, i reported on bernie sanders rallies in texas, and the first two people i met were republicans who said they were very excited by bernie sanders, one of whom said he considered him moderate. so like i say this election cycle has thrown a lot of thing into the hat and we need to look at things differently, possibly. >> will the democrat or republican have a harder time reaching the middle? >> i think there's no question, the republicans. i think -- you know, i think you could argue that bernie sanders is more liberal than hillary clinton, but they are both responding to the needs of every day americans. they both are very focused on how to provide families with the supports they need like paid leave, sick days, how to deal with the stagnant wages, so i don't think either of them would have to pivot very far. >> bernie sanders, really? isn't he left of any major candidate in recent cycles? >> that's true, but the things he is taking on -- i think one of the reasons you are seeing

rick: it depends -- john: is there anyone in the republican feel stronger than ted cruz? rick: no.olitics and new hampshire are different. we have been the underdog in this race. john: how is iowa different? rick: we focused on the evangelical vote. he does not change his message. he came appeared -- there were a lot of conservatives working with pro-life groups, progrowth groups, they decided to get behind one candidate because they do no one in establishment candidate and they got behind ted cruz and he won that by 72%. if those people can turn out conservatives and they hang together, i think we will do very well here. mark: any change with your strategy, tactics or the same as in iowa? rick: if some of the same. -- it's almost the same. evangelicals do care about the same things. do not burden your kids with debt, protect the country, protect the borders, defeat isis. grow the economy. they all want the same things. they may not be as evangelical as iowa -- mark: what if the russians attack in the morning? what then? rick: it is true he would get up later than most people. john

rick, rick, the campaign has been going on for months. >> it's like a show. i'd paid money to go see that. >> rick, rick, i'm beginning to think of senator cruz's words when one loses, one doesn't like it and you lost. >> we're not losing, jeffrey. we're winning. >> well, when you come in third, that's not a victory, rick. >> well, we came in first in iowa. you're one. we're one. that is just amazing. >> well, your contempt for the voters of south carolina is amazing. they seem to be liking what he's having to say. >> i like it too. >> contempt for the voters of south carolina, rick, from ted cruz? >> of course not. he has contempt for the voters of south carolina because he doesn't tell them anything. it's a campaign about nothing. it's like listening to the weather report. >> rick, rick, who is the judge of this, the people of south carolina or you? >> well, the people of south carolina will be the judge of this and they will show up to his events. whether they vote for him, like they did in iowa, remains to be seen. we're going to run a campaign about cons

the 3 raids center on rick leavitt.. a financial manager for the bureau of reclamation. authorities raided his home in henderson.. as well as the bureau of reclamation office where he worked in boulder city. and an accounting firm in las vegas near sunset and durango. patranya bhoolsuwan joins us now live from leavitt's home in henderson near horizon ridge parkway and horizon drive. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) we have been at this house all day ... no one has been coming in and out of this afternoon. but this morning, a much different story...at this property belonging to a man by the name of frederick or rick leavitt, one of the top dogs on the financial side of the bureau of reclamation. our cameras caught federal agents going into the house and taking out boxes containing unknown items. all the f-b-i would tell us at this point is that this is a corruption investigation. we did see someone leaving the house, we later went to knock on the door but no one answered. authorities also executed search warrants at leavitt's office in boulder city. our crew also saw agents raidin

that tells you very little about rick tyler. what it tells you is what time it is in the republican race. this is the time in the republican race when things are starting to go pear shaped for a lot of campaigns. this is the time when some losing candidates will start to quit the race. this is the time when some losing candidates who have money will not necessarily quit the race but start to fire their staff. firing your staff has a lot of different explications. you can fire them because you want to look like you're changing. you can fire them because you want to look thrifty or you want to look tough. this is the part of the race where people start to get fired. at this point in the republican race, everybody who is running for president who is a republican not named donald trump is losing. overall, it's not that surprising that the losing campaigns that still survive are starting to crack up a little bit. what is strange today about ted cruz firing his national campaign spokesman is that nobody really expected that this was t

((michelle: hey rick .. you free? rick: yeah, what's up? michelle: i was wondering if you might be willing to help me out with a little test im doing. rick: ok. )) that was easy. now off to the floor to take pics with fans. ((michelle: alright, so let's test out the super wide angle first. rick .. the superwide angle? )) next .. i get super bossy ... this is awesome everyone say cheese. )) here's my pic. and intern chelsea's without the lens. so far m-pow ... impresses. now .. the fish eye. ((kay everybody say cheese//(splice)// chelsea how is your pic .. not that good. )) another win for me .. i mean m- pow. one more lens to test and rick's the perfect subject ((michelle: so tell me about this ring ... it's a 2001 patriots super bowl ring .. it was a players .. so a big deal .. yeah. )) the ring might be a big deal ... but the lens isn't.. you gotta get super close for anything to come in clearly .. and that's clearly not ideal. so what's the verdict ((i'm not spending 20bucks on it .. but i'm cheap... well there you go ... but thanks .. c

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you know that. >> rick: trust me. i'm perfectly clear on who's being insulted here. >> ridge: [ sighs ] >> eric: rick, it's only for the weekend. it's for this one particular audience. >> rick: really? then why was it done behind my back? dad, did you or did you not tell me that this was my home? >> ridge: it's our home. it's her home. >> rick: then i won't be back in this house until my wife's portrait's back on that wall. >> ridge: [ sighs ] >> bridget: does rick miss being c.e.o.? be honest. >> maya: hmm. i don't know. it was so important to him for so long, but... maybe he just needed to prove to himself that he could be >> bridget: or maybe while he was pursuing what he thought would make him happy...something he never expected did. >> maya: it's funny how that happens. i thought i was gonna have to choose between being myself and being loved, and then your brother walked in with this tie-dyed t-shirt, and he brought me an egg and a cup of coffee, and that's where my whole life began. [ knock on door ] >> wyatt:

>> ridge: things that rick won't be too happy about. >> rick: you did, too! >> bridget: i did not! mom, will you please tell him? >> brooke: actually, honey, yeah, you kind of did. >> rick: see? >> bridget: wait. maya, help. they're ganging up on me. this isn't -- >> maya: eric forrester jr., you behave. bridget's your sister, and you don't get to see her that often. >> rick: and when i do, i like to take the opportunity to set the record straight. >> bridget: oh, my goodness. i never lip-synched madonna to giorgio armani when i was 7. >> maya: [ laughs ] >> rick: okay, you were 9. >> bridget: stop it. >> rick: and he was collaborating with dad for an international fashion show. giorgio came over to the house for dinner, and you, my baby sister, were the entertainment.

cruz says he personally asked rick tyler to resign. it comes after the rubio campaign asked cruz to hold his staff accountable for spreading misinformation. tyler posted this video that claims marco rubio trashed the bible to a cruz staffer. >> the only problem is that is not what marco rubio said. rubio posted their own video that said -- well, here's what it said. all the answers are in there. short time ago cruz spoke out about why he demanded tyler's resignation. rick tyler is a good man. this was a grave error of judgment. even if it was true, we are not a campaign that is going to question the faith of another candidate. even if it was true, our campaign should not have sent it. that's why i have asked for rick tyler's resignation. >> rubio says it is part of a troubling pattern. >> for them to take a video and transcribe words on it that are the complete opposite of what i said, it's disturbing. every single day something comes out of the cruz campaign that's deceptive and untrue. >> ted cruz about to hold a campaign rally there

rick says the gang is all here. the question is are they?down in clearwater and somebody is missing. it is not jeff skversky. jeff is live at spring training. jeff before we file a missing persons report where is the phillies third baseman? >> reporter: well, jamie mig kell franco is on his way. we'll get to that in a minute. that's a big topic of conversation today along with the big piece, ryan howard who reported for duty and phillies manager pete mackanin as honest as possible when it can comes to ryan howard saying if he hits he'll play, if not he won't especially against lefties. ryan howard getting a head start on spring training down here as he reports to duty today. take something cuts in the cage for what could be his final spring training with the phillies in clearwater. howard going into the final year of his deal, the phillies could walk away from his contract. howard will field questions tomorrow. larry bowa believes howard and franco can combine for 60 homers. speaking of franco with the first full squad workout tomorrow typic

"the birthday, oscar >>> yo buckle up. >> rick faeld's new album drops today. when you hear rick explain the meaning his hits, you might hear him a little something's change i'm kind of known in the as this happy shiny guy. but i was a dark guy. all of my it was all dark stuff. >> rick has alwa brutally candid about depression, even admitting to his attempt at suicide as a teen. >> is music a way of pushing through that? >> it gave me focus, gave me depression a water to the hell out of there. >> also a way to deal with his darkness, his wife barbara of 32 years. >> there's one called "let in" that i wrote for her. let me in >> she stillinspires me, we have been married a long tame and been through a lot of ups and downs and one down moment i wrote "let me in". >> at 56, rick still has that rock star swagger with hi new album rocket science. >> what would you say is the hardest part of being on the road? >> not getting enough sleep. i could sleep for 14 hours every night. love to sleep why can't i find a womanlike that >> you still find something new every time

as rick mentioned bright blue skies, if you are driving you need the shades. cold out there and there is also a brit of a breeze blowing. winds out of the north at 15 miles per hour and put it together and a windchill in the mid-20s and i expect that the windchills will stay in the 20s. no better than that in the afternoon. temperatures currently across the wide region still below freezing in allentown and reading and lancaster not reporting but 30-31 degrees there as well. 34 in wilmington and 35 in millville and 36 at the airport in atlanta city. not much difference in cross the region. everybody is dealing with the breeze. the cloud cover really melted away and now the dominating high pressure to the north of us. close enough to dry the air out and give us the mainly sunny skies. and clear conditions in the lehigh valley, a high of 34 degrees it's on the chilly side and 37 at the shore a high down at the coastal communities, lots of sun and breezy and definitely coat weather and extra gear on you if are you outside for a bit. in philadelphia breezy and 38 d

rick tyler, the communications director let go as you heard there by senator cruz. tyler was the spokesman, the chief spokes man for the cruz campaign. donald trump quickly took to twitter today saying, wow! ted cruz falsely suggests marco rubio mocked the bible and was forced to fire his communications director, more dirty tricks. just saw the phony ad by cruz, totally false. is this man crazy. the rubio campaign put out a statement, rick is a really good spokesman who had the unenviable task of working for a candidate willing to do or say anything to get electedp no lie is too big and no trick too dirty. rick did the right thing by apologizing, it's high time for ted cruz to do the right thing and stop the lies. that's where we will start. steve hayes, national public radio and singdy indicated columnist charles krauthammer. it feels like this was the straw on a number of things. somebody's got to pay for this. >> i think that's right. certainly the cruz campaign was under increasing scrutiny about its alleged dirty tricks in the campaign. it showed up in the exit

rick k s able to get a few big ones from st. thomas. >> i'm be playing in ft. and people for years. >> i knew where i was going to go and i knew my decisisn was right. so when the coach came in, it was just a plus we were getting a great coach. >> reporter: the defense was also addressed with three players from central florida, including the guy who laid this hit from earlier in the season. >> i was like okay. this must have been something. >> reporter: of the 18 new players, 9 of themere from south florida. rick trying to recreate the ate of miami. >> he's the new coach, but he's really showg me that things are going to change, but it's fpor the better. i think it's going to have a positive impact on us and. >> reporter: miami finishes signing day ranked 19th. if you want to see the full list of players that are committed to page at the bottom of your screen. live from the university of miami, nbc 6 news. >>> a new top cop now running the show i miami-dade. just last week juan perez was named director of south florida's largest police force. >> reporter: juan

rick tyler, the communications director let go as you heard there by senator cruz.ler was the spokesman, the chief spokes man for the cruz campaign. donald trump quickly took to twitter today saying, wow! ted cruz falsely suggests marco rubio mocked the bible and was forced to fire his communications director, more dirty tricks. just saw the phony ad by cruz, totally false. is this man crazy. the rubio campaign put out a statement, rick is a really good spokesman who had the unenviable task of working for a candidate willing to do or say anything to get electedp no lie is too big and no trick too dirty. rick did the right thing by apologizing, it's high time for ted cruz to do the right thing and stop the lies. that's where we will start. steve hayes, national public radio and singdy indicated columnist charles krauthammer. it feels like this was the straw on a number of things. somebody's got to pay for this. >> i think that's right. certainly the cruz campaign was under increasing scrutiny about its alleged dirty tricks in the campaign. it showed up in the exit po

all of my it was all dark stuff. >> rick has alwa brutally candid about depression, even admitting totempt at suicide as a teen. >> is music a way of pushing through that? >> it gave me focus, gave me depression a water to the hell out of there. >> also a way to deal with his darkness, his wife barbara of 32 years. >> there's one called "let in" that i wrote for her. ♪ let me in >> she stillinspires me, we have been married a long tame and been through a lot of ups and downs and one down moment i wrote "let me in". >> at 56, rick still has that rock star swagger with hi new album rocket science. he's constantly on tour. >> what would you say is the hardest part of being on the road? >> not getting enough sleep. i could sleep for 14 hours every night. love to sleep ♪ why can't i find a womanlike that ♪ >> you still find something new every time you perform >> trotting out your prettiest kid to the uncles and aunts to oohh and ahh over is all it is. >> he's known such upbeat songs. >> he's going to be rocking the i heart radio station. you can hear it streaming on i heartradio.com. >>>