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aint anselm college in manchester, new hampshire.t will mark the first political debate of the 2012 presidential race. looks like we just did 2008. the event will be moderated by none other than cnn's john king. joining us are candy crowley, "state of the union" of course, which i watch every sunday, and this guy, mark preston. what is the preview. what is going on? i know you have a big interview with someone who is saying they're in. are they in? >> yes. it's a big question. he's been here, he has been more to new hampshire over the past month than any of the candidates who were officially in. this is the former governor of utah, china, the president, thinking it might not want to cast him. an interesting guy. he's had some things when he ran afoul of the republican party, but he's a good campaigner. i went and saw him yesterday, so my impression was, what is it we're waiting for? tell me what he said. >> we'here's the band on the speech. >> about a week and a half away. >> here? >> i'll keep that for another type. >> you're not te

anselm university.ts ago herman cain, the former ceo-of-godfather's pizza and popular radio talk show host, here now on the campus. unlike mitt romney, he's already dressed. mitt romney showed up in his jeans, but he's changing presumably in one of the buildings here. he'll be all dressed up with the other candidates ready for the debate that begins in an hour and a half from now. tonight's republican presidential debate, 90 minutes away, and you'll see it all live only here on cnn. the republican hopefuls have been doing some final run-throughs. they are practicing and checking things out on the stage. tonight they certainly will have plenty of time for swipes at one another, but they will also no doubt aim their sharpest barbs at president obama to. counter all of that criticism the obama campaign has deployed a very familiar face to all of us. talking about the former white house press secretary robert gibbs. he's here in new hampshire. welcome to new hampshire. >> wolf, it's good to be back in new h

anselm college in manchester, new hampshire. where tomorrow night cnn will host a debate for seven republican candidates for 2012. traditionally new hampshire holds the nation's first primary andrew teenly the results have shaken the steadily yi and steady the shaken. think 1992, after weeks of questioning about womanizing and draft dodging, bill clinton places second in new hampshire and dubs himself the comeback kid. 2000 when the high-flying bush campaign is brought back to planet earth by a crushing 18-point loss to john mccain. 2008, when the third place winner from the iowa caucuses finds her voice in a new hampshire win. hillary clinton, comeback woman. in presidential primaries, momentum is the name of the game and this is where it happens -- or doesn't. today -- on the eve of the republican debate, a party wildcard biding his time. jon huntsman. >> we're about a week and a half out. >>> then -- new hampshire's washington representatives, senator kelly ayotte and congressman charlie bass. and new hampshire's family team,

anselm college in new hampshire.crime prevention council says six out of ten student are bullied everyday. few try to stop it. steve perry reports a teen rock band is encouraging more kids to stand up and do something. >> teen pand radio nyc is making noise about bullying with his first single, ringing. you are starting to write your music. when the wheels stop spinning, how do you end on bullying. >> we had an idea it make a list. things that we love. things that we don't really care about and things that we don't really care about. we all wrote the word haters on the list of dislikes. >> what's that? what's a hater? >> someone who makes fun of you for what you like, yostyle. and we're like, that's it. that's what we want to write about. what has affected us in our lives. >> how? >> we have all experienced it. probably me the most. because i have always been on the shorter side. so kids just like, got a hoot out of either verbally you know, picking on me or sometimes even physically. >> when i look at bands like the

anselm college in manchester, new hampshire.ve a smartphone, look at krur screen rights now. you see an electronic code on your screen. snap a picture of dheed, and you'll get exclusive access about the debate. we'll do it throughout the debate and campaign. we'll get back to questioning seven republican candidates for president. right before the break we did this or that. senator santorum doesn't stay up late. he's a parent. he said if he had to he'd pick leno over cone nan. congresswoman bachmann, elvis or johnny cash? >> that's tough. both, both. i have christmas with elvis on my ipod. >> all right. now we know what's on the congresswoman's ipod. let's get to the questions. >> john, congressman paul, this is for you. the federal government assists many industries, green jobs, the auto industry, research and development, all get subsidies. given the current state of the economy, what standards do you have, if any, for government assistance to private enterprise? >> there shouldn't be any government assistance to private enterp

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anselm. appreciate being here and i have five sons, five daughters in law, 16 grandkids and the most important thing in my life is to make sure their future is bright and america is always known as "the hope of the earth." thank you. >> i am congressman ron paul. i've been elected to congress 12 times from texas. before i went to the congress i delivered babies for a living. i delivered 4,000 babies. now i'd like to be known and defend the title that i'm the champion of liberty and i defend the constitution. thank you. >> governor? >> good evening. i'm tim pawlenty. husband and my wife mary and i have been married for 23 years. the father of two beautiful daughters, anna and mara, a neighbor and i'm running for the president of the united states because i love america. and like you i'm concerned about its future. i have the experience, leadership and results to lead it to a better place. >> mr. cain? >> hello. i'm herman cain. i'm not a politician. i am a problem-solver with over 40 years of

and thanks to everyone at saint anselm college. it's a beautiful campus. they've been so ♪ >> holy [ bleep ]. >> the guardian from this morning. 14 pages. >> julian believes that if you overthrow secrecy in the world, you will overthrow the corrupt political establishments. >> we don't see any difference in the white house's response to the case to the other group have exposed. >> for the internet generation, this is our challenge and this is our time. >>> reporter: over 20 years ago, the berlin wall came down and it marked the end of a cold war between two super powers. now, there's a new battle that is waged for control of information. the front lines aren't brick and mortar walls. it's firewalls. the warriors, hackers, activists and anarchists. it's an epic struggle for state secrets between institutions and individuals. and at the center of this war is julian assange. >> my function in wikileaks is to take all the heat. >> the 38-year-old founder of wikileaks is a whistle blower. >> the state is surveying, regimenting all of us, all the while, hiding b

anselm. tomorrow night is the presidential republican debate. we know you'll tune in. >>> now to congresswoman gabrielle giffords. new photos of giffords were posted today on her facebook page. giffords with us sitting outside during the photo shoot and then this one she is next to her mother looking happy and relaxed. now the photos were taken nearly a month ago just before she underwent skull surgery. if you remember, give fords with us wounded to a bull tote the brain in a mass shooting in january while meeting with constituents in a shopping center. we are joined now from washington with lisa sil viser, everyone is asking about the photos. she still looks pretty and there's a sparkle in her eye. tell us about the photographer and the story behind these photographs. >> reporter: yeah, don. this is such a remarkable story. as you mentioned, representative gabgy giffords is getting ready to move to the next phase of her recovery. her communications director tells us doctors believe it is now time for outpatient treatment. a date has not yet bee

we're live on the campus of saint anselm college in manchester,new hampshire, counting down to the gop presidential debate right here on cnn. i'm don lemon. you're in the cnn news room. >>> it has been one of the worst weekends of congressman anthony winer's life. his political career appears to be hanging by a thread. the embarrassing pictures just keep coming up. tmz published these latest ones while hoe is off seeking professional help. the web site says these pictures were taken in the house member's gym and sent to at least one woman. these aren't even the most graphic ones in the bunch. this comes a day after the democratic leadership called on winer to resign. here's a quote from house leader nancy pelosi. >> congressman weiner has the love of his family, the confidence of his constituents, and the recognition that he needs help. i urge congressman weiner to seek help. >> it is with great disappointment that i call on my colleague anthony weiner to resign. the behavior he has participated in is indefensible. his continued service in congress is untenable. this sordid affair has

we're live this morning from saint anselm college in new hampshire for the very first debate and theate. one top new hampshire republican told us it's introduction day for voters, not decision day. brand new polls back that up. one shows mitt romney is going into tonight with the early lead. the next two closest people, sarah palin and rudy giuliani, who aren't even in the race as of now, with 20% and 12% respectively. republicans do think he has the best chance of being there at the end of the primary season. 42% saying mitt romney will most likely be the gop nominee. now a new "boston globe"/university of new hampshire poll shows money matters the most right now to new hampshire voters. 36% of voters saying the economy is issue number one. another 20% saying it's all about jobs. tonight you're going to hear from former massachusetts governor mitt romney, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, also former governor of minnesota tim pawlenty, congressman ron paul, congresswoman michelle bachmann of minnesota, herman cain, former ceo of godfather's pizza and former pennsylvania se

anselm in manchester, new hampshire. one of the things we are very eager to do throughout the campaign is to votch you at home and use technology and innovation. if you have a smart phone look at your screen right now. if you hughesed it before an electronic code on your screen. snap a picture of that chode and get some exclusive access about our debates. and behind the scenes video, some analysis and content. we'll do this throughout the debate and throughout the campaign. now we're going to get back to questioning. our seven republican candidates for president. right before the break we did this thing called this or or that. senator santorum, doesn't stay up very late. a parent. i understand that. he said if he had to he would pick leno over conan. congresswoman bachmann. elvis or johnny cash? >> that's really tough. both. both. >> both? >> yeah. >> i got christmases elvis on my ipod. >> all right. we know what's on the congresswoman's ipod. the union leader, john destosis and has a question. >> congressman paul, this