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we'll check in once again with amy tarkanian, the gop chairwoman in nevada. she'll join us at 8:45 eastern time talking about this caucus change. why they decided to do it and the pressure they may have been under to move. >>> also this morning, voters in louisiana gave bobby jindal a big vote of confidence. he easily won re-election with around 66% of the vote. the republican incumbent beat nine challengers. his next closest opponent finished with less than 20% of the vote. >>> the war in iraq is officially coming to an end. president obama announced that all u.s. troops would be home for the holidays, bringing an end to the nearly nine-year war. listen to the secretary of state hillary clinton. >> i join the president in thanking all those who served so bravely in iraq, and particularly noting the thousands who lost their lives to bring this day to fruition. but even as our troops come home, the united states' commitment to iraq's future as a secure, stable democratic nation remains as strong as ever. >> right now, there is still around 39,000 u.s. service

. >> amy tarkanian and you're telling me it's not even on the table. >> no, it's not on the table. board and myself, we're sticking to it. >> thank you so much. i know it's a busy time for you, but thank you for taking the time. >> thank you. >>> coming up at the bottom of the hour, we're going to talk to our friends on cnn saturday morning. we're going to talk to alina and maria and ask them about what is happening in this back and forth. there they are with those smiles on their faces. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could

the eighth debate of the republican nominating contest, amy tarkanian is the chairman woman, deep experience naviga navigating the debates and politics. madam chairwoman, let's me start with you, herman cain if you judge politics by all rules, no way, and yet is he real? >> absolutely. i think people like you mentioned, they're tired of having the regular politician. he's a businessman, he's your everyday man, and i think a lot of people understand that, and they can see themselves in him. >> they see themselves in him, but he's now risen to the point where he says he gets the target on his back. the rise in the pools, guess what, harpoons start coming your way. governor romney being very gentle, me and herman, we're the business men, other guys don't get it now governor romney's starting to turn his attention a little bit. our new poll, which gop candidate most likely to get the economy moving? herman cain. 33% of republicans say herman cain, above governor romney and governor perry. if you're mitt romney, that's the first big flashing warning sign, isn't it? >> no the flashing warning sign

in a few minutes, we'll get more post-debate reaction from amy tarkanian chairperson from the nevadaential than any other. i'll throw it back to new york and ali and christine. >> thanks, carol. >>> right now massive strikes on the streets of athens and turning a little violent. police fighting back protesters with tear gas. this is very big and some violence around the fringes here. >> some reports this is the biggest yet. there you see live shots, look at that, of riot police moving into that crowd right now. let's go live to our diana magna who is standing by in athens following this. you have followed a number of these. give us some sense of how this is different and whether it's bigger and what's happening on the streets behind you. >> hi, ali. it's always so difficult to gauge the numbers. i would say the turn out here has really been very large. i was here in may 2010, when the first bailout was struck and in june when the second bailout was struck and certainly compared to the turnout in june, this is significant. the organizers say 120,000 people on the streets of athens, as

is we've got team players and brian sandoval, the governor out there, the state chairwoman and amy tarkanianit was in the best interest of nevada as well as the best interest of this country that we actually don't have primaries in december. i think all of us can agree that that's not a good thing and they did the right thing. >> well, let me ask you this. there are people looking in from around the country going why does iowa get to go first? why does new hampshire get to go first? who cares if nevada goes first. >> yeah, you know, that's a good question but the reality is that they both are in a democratic national committee and the republican national committee, long, long standing rules that protect those carve out states are part of it. it's a good question because actually, nevada, this is the first time that nevada has been carved into the early primary states and so it's also in their best interest that they do something, i think, very positive for those carve-out states so that the internal, very inside baseball here, steve, is that if nevada didn't move and if all of this kind of b