or visit woundedwarriorproject.org. new hampshire knockout. mitt romney is on a roll. the first nonincumbent to pull off back-to-back wins in iowa and new hampshire. >> we made history. >> tehran blast. a nuclear scientist is killed. targeted in an attack similar to the ones used to kill other officials. occupiers return. the barricades are down and the occupy wall street protesters reassemble in zuccotti park. this is the cbs morning news for reassemble in zuccotti park. this is the cbs morning news for wednesday january 11th, 2012. captioning funded by cbs good morning everybody. good to be with you. mitt romney heads to 5:00 after a history making win in new hampshire. he becomes the first

nonincumbent to win both the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary. romney was the heavy favorite. unlike the win in iowa, he easily outpasted. susan mcginnis is there with more. susan, good morning. >> reporter: hi. good morning. terrell. after winning only these first two contests, mitt romney is already talking as if he is the nominee. meanwhile, the other candidates are struggling to emerge as the conservative alternative to romney. mitt romney hopes to continue his winning streak down south. >> we made history. >> reporter: he'll head to south carolina today after scoring another victory last night in the new hampshire pry maury. the former massachusetts governor soaked up the win before blistering an attack on president obama. >> he's enacted job killing regulations. he lost our aaa credit rating.

he passed obama care. >> reporter: he faces a tougher conservative crowd in south carolina. >> he had a clear-cut victory but we're nibbling at his heels. >> ron paul played off attacks from his critics. >> they are telling the truth because we are dangerous to the status quo. >> after spending weeks campaigning here in new hampshire, jon huntsman came in third. like the rest of the candidates, he's promising to take the fight to south carolina. >> third place is a ticket to ride, ladies and gentlemen. >> the fact that he's moving forward in south carolina is going to cause a lot of people to take another look at him. >> after disappointing finishes, newt gingrich and rick santorum are counting on south carolina's conservative base to give them a boost. >> in the next couple days, make a list of every person you know in south carolina. we can win this race. >> rick perry, who skipped new hampshire has been concentrating on drumming up support in south

carolina. last night's results show the race for an alternative is wide open still. rick perry is still hanging in there. he's hoping, terrell, being a southerner that south carolina will be kinder to him than the first two disasters. >> susan mcginnis in manchester. good to see you this morning. exit polls indicate romney had the support of 42% of voters who say they were conservative. 45% of new hampshire voters say the economy was the most important consideration supported romney. he received the most support for whom-electability was the top concern. 62% of the supporters back romney. bob schieffer has more on what the new hampshire outcome means. >> well, there's no doubt about it. the big winner is the man who won. that is mitt romney. he not only won, but he sort of met expectations, got about 40% of the vote. that's what people would have thought he would have gotten. if he would have gotten considerably less than that,

there would have been a real question about whether he was able to put together enough to finally wind up with a nomination. he's pretty much in the cat bird seat now. he's won both the iowa caucuses and new hampshire. first time any republican other than the presidential candidate, an incumbent president has been able to do that. the other big winner is jon huntsman. he was polling around 1% or 2%. he winds up in third place. pretty good finish for him. he said he would probably drop out if he didn't finish at least third. you cannot discount ron paul, who winds up with 20-something percent of the vote or something close to that. you know, he continues to do that. i don't know. many people, independent observers who think he's going to get the nomination. as long as he continues to pick up this much of the vote in these contests, it keeps the

other opposites of mitt romney from being able to assemble a larger share of the vote. so mitt romney leaves here, he got kicked around a little bit, but he leaves here as the winner and he's clearly now in the cat bird seat. this is bob schieffer in new hampshire. >> campaign 2012 now heads to the first primary in the south. south carolina. the political climate much different there. unemployment is much higher than either iowa or new hampshire and religion plays a big role in elections. south carolina may be the last hope for conservatives to stop mitt romney as well. pinkston report from columbia. >> reporter: 6,000 people attend the historic first baptist church in columbia, south carolina. making it an important stop for presidential candidates. >> jesus is speaking to us. >> reporter: the reverend, the pastor says many in the congregation have not yet chosen

a candidate in the upcoming primary. >> today i asked our staff. i said how many of you decided who your candidate is? no one raised their hand. >> rick perry is banking on winning over some of the church-goers. he's already here in south carolina ahead of the other republican hopefuls who are still in new hampshire. perry is making sure the evangelicals know he shares their faith. >> i understand as a young 14-year-old as i gave my life to jesus christ, that was going to be a central part of who i am. >> 55% of the republican voters in south carolina are evangelical. more than double the percentage in new hampshire. that means the candidates will be trying to win over a very different audience here. >> mitt romney knows the challenge ahead. a mormon, he finished fourth here in 2008. he's now leading the polls. but voters like church member ann marie green, aren't sold on him or anyone he will. >> one of the things we don't

have in a candidate is somebody that gets voters excited. >> about 70% of republican voters in south carolina say they want a president who shares their religious believes. randall pinkston, cbs news, columbia, south carolina. >> we go oversatisfies now. a nuclear scientist was killed. two people riding a motorcycle in tehran attached magnetic bombs to the scientist's car. it was similar to other attacks against other iranian scientists. he was a supervisor at the enrichment facility. two others were wounded. iran blames israel and the united states. the u.s. carried out the first drone strike in pakistan since last november that killed pakistani troops. the strikes happened in the al qaeda stronghold. four suspected militants were killed. we'll take a break. when we come back occupy protesters go back to zuccotti park. michelle obama respond to a

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for a picture of you to pop up. good morning ash. >> good morning to you, terrell. in overseas trading, nikkei index edged up half a percent on the heels of gains on wall street and the hang seng rose .75%. wall street hopes to continue its strong start to 2012 today. stocks hit a five-month high yesterday. the dow gained 70 points and the nasdaq added close to 26. we'll get two important earnings reports today. grocery store company super value's report could be an indication where food prices are headed and home builder earnings could give us insight into the state of the housing market. treasury secretary timothy geithner is continuing his visit to china this morning. geithner is meeting with the premiere this morning. he's trying to gain china's support for export sanctions against iran. meanwhile, oil from north america could be headed to china. officials say if the united states does not approve the

keystone xl pipeline, it will look to sell oil to asian markets. president obama has until february 21st to make a decision on whether to approve the pipeline. and at starbucks, you have your choice of tall, grande ardente. now you can go blond. the coffee chain is selling a lighter roast of coffee called, yes, blond. it's meant to entice customers who shia way from the more robust coffees. terrell, you can say i'll take a tall blond. give me two. >> i like black coffee? >> you do. >> blond and then the black -- never mind. talking about coffee, right? >> i see where you're going with this. let's move on before we get in trouble, ash. first lady michelle obama will speak today at a university of richmond. it will involve more than a hundred medical schools. the step up research in the post-traumatic stress disorder and training students to treat

it. a key focus on a new inside the white house book portrays the first lady as a backstage force who sometimes clashed with presidential advisers including rahm emanuel. in an exclusive interview, co-anchor, gayle king asked her about that and her working relationship with the president. >> i do care deeply about my husband. i am his biggest ally. i am one of his biggest confidants. but he has dozens of really smart people who surround him. i am not an expert on most of the issues that he's dealing with on a daily basis. i want him and he wants to be talking to the people with the best information. that's not to say that we don't have discussions and conversations. that's not to say that my husband doesn't know how i feel. i mean, one thing is true that i talk very candidly to my husband about how i feel. but that's the kind of relationship we have. i wouldn't go to rahm about something that i would talk to my husband about. if i didn't agree with

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thunderstorm and 79 in miami. partly sunny, 47 in chicago. sunny and 69 in dallas. cloudy and 70 degrees in los angeles. in sport, it didn't take long for the team with the nfl's worst offense is choose someone to fix it. jacksonville jaguars hired offensive koord nan from atlanta as the new head coach. on the flip side of the coin, the raiders fired jackson. he went 8-8 and one season with the team. heisman trophy winner robert griffin,iii, rg 3 is going into the april draft. an official announcement could come today. he led the bears to a 10-3 record. he's the first player from baylor to ever win the heisman. in the nba, dwyane wade returned to action for the miami heat after missing three games with a foot injury. didn't waste any time against golden state setting up a lebron james alley-oop in the first.

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degrees. millions of americans attend air shows every year to see modern and vintage planes in action. there are all kinds of safety rules but serious accidents do happen. federal authorities are looking at ways to make things safe. >> air show accidents like the one in reno, nevada, has the national transportation safety board reevaluating safety rules. 11 people died last september. when a world war ii era plane crashed. mike houghton heads the group that sponsored the show. >> times lnt easy. we're looking forward to pulling together the elements necessary to operate the event in 2012. >> houghton and other executives questioned at tuesday's hearing say safety is always the top priority. >> if i don't believe an act is going to be safe or i see they're not doing what they're supposed to do, i knock them off. they land. >> with 75 deadly air show

accidents in 25 years, the ntsb is looking at ways to make public events safer. >> we want to make sure that the limitations of the human and the machine are respected and that, when it comes to spectators and crowds, that they are protected. >> lieutenant colonel gary cook has flown in dozens of air shows and been a safety officials at others. he says the rules designed to keep pilots and spectators safe are always evolving. >> the accidents happen. it's unfortunate. but the benefit we can learn is what can we do differently in future air shows. >> more than ten million people attend air shows every year and the ntsb says it's paying attention to what goes wrong and learning from those mistake. tara merge ner for cbs news, washington. at the airport in sacramento california a sheriff's deputy used a taser. the 26-year-old man refused to

go through the screening process to retrieve an item he left behind then grabbed his bag and ran away. bad idea. the deputy stunned him three times with the taser. then took him to jail. talk about unruly passenger look at what happens to a security officer in bangkok, thailand. the right side of the screen. custom officials objects to being patted down and shoves the officer and boxes his ears several times. who does that? this is security video that made it on to you-tube. the customs official has been demoted. two months after authorities reopen the investigation into the death of actress natalie wood. police say there's no new evidence in that case. wood died 30 years ago while sailing off catalina island. top officials tells the l.a. times it's highly unlikely any new ground would be broke. her death is still considered an accident. coming up later on cbs had morning, we'll chat with mitt romney and ron paul. the day after the new hampshire primary. i'm terrell brown. this is the cbs morning news.

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your time saver traffic. >> the weather, not a bad start to the day. a little frosty. skies have been clear most ever the night. the clouds are rolling in. the commute will be quiet weather wise so it's rather wet. we have rain on the way. 40 degrees at 9:00. right now we have 20s and 30s. by noon 44. some showers will be south and west of town. maybe just getting to d.c. a wet afternoon. a wet evening. it's going to be a wet night, especially the first half of the night we can pick up an inch of rain in spots before we get to tomorrow morning. it's all coming from this storm. look at ht heavy rain -- look at the heavy rain down towards nashville. the whole storm system moving in our direction. temperatures this morning mid- to upper 20s for the shenandoah valley. martinsburg is 25. 25 also manassas. la plata is 28. it's 30 at the pacs river

station. chesapeake are at 37 and we're at 34. across the bay cambridge is 29. lies mid-40s in town and low 40s toward winchester and lurray. it's 4:26. construction report time. as usual construction report time. usually it is on the west side of the town. good morning, everybody. i'm going to go right there on the west side where i know that construction was being cleared up actually slightly early this morning on the inner loop of the beltway near 66 and the dulles toll road and inbound on the dulles toll road as well where the ramps are blocked overnight. they should be reopening that. actually by the time you head out the door if that's where you're going it should be cleared up for you. and no problems out of leesburg. northbound on 95 as you head north from dale city all the way up to the point where you hit the beltway in springfield, you're going to be okay. let's go to the north side of

town. looking good on 270 coming in from frederick. 59 from bat -- 95 from baltimore mo problems. we'll take a quick look at 270 at shady grove road. coming down to the point where the lanes divide, you'll be just fine. in my next report another look around the area. >> thanks. it is on to south carolina now for the republican presidential candidates. last night mitt romney cruised to a victory in new hampshire winning the nation's first primary. >> ron paul finished second ahead of john huntsman. newt gingrich and rick santorum tied for fourth place. we are joined by susan mcginnness. >> reporter: after these two victories for romney, he's talking as if he is the nominee directing all of his comments straight at president obama and not at his rivals. the other candidates are still struggling to emerge as the

conservative romney alternative. mitt romney hopes to continue his winning streak down south. >> we made history. >> reporter: he'll head to south carolina today after scoring another victory last night in the new hampshire primary. the former massachusetts governor briefly soaked up the win before launching a blistering attack on president obama. >> this president has enacted job killing regulations. i'll eliminate them. he lost our aaa credit rating. i'll restore it. he passed obama care. i'll appeal it. >> reporter: romney leads the polls in south carolina but faces a tougher conservative crowd. >> he had a clearcut victory but we're nibbling at his heels. >> reporter: ron paul played off attacks from his critics. >> they are telling the truth because we are dangerous to the status quo of this country. >> reporter: after spending weeks campaigning here in new hampshire, john huntsman came in third. like the rest of the candidates he's promising to take the fight to south carolina. >> thirdac