carle over to bourdon.uist. >> pierre: john tortorella took this faceoff rather than brian boyle. >> mike e.: bourdon, shot. may have gone off the flyers. trying to play back ahead. it cuts and angles back where matt carle can lug it back. run into by dan girardi. courtier back up the floor. the rookie at 18 got it to van riemsdyk. anisimov was run into. they hit on anisimov. >> pierre: how come guys that go to brown university never get drafted to play in the national hockey league? >> eddie: general manager with the edmonton oilers. big hit there by harry. >> mike e.: bobrovsky steers it ahead. del zotto. spun on the play was giroux. all is legal. shots around it. giroux behind the net. giroux angled it back. held there for a little flip. then it's clubbed out and can be played back ahead and down by ruslan fedotenko. >> eddie: still no jaromir jagr. >> mike e.: good point. though nothing serious. strikes me it might be because it's gone on this long. talbot across -- score! claude giroux! 2-0. >> pierre:

carl clark finally got the recognition he deserves after 60 years of being overlooked. john ramos with his story and how racist policies kept that bravery unnoticed. >> reporter: the world has never heard of carl clark until today. [ applause and cheers ] >> clark, clark! >> reporter: on may 3, 1945, clark was a young sailor fighting in the world war ii battle of okinawa. his ship the uss aaron ward was attacked by kamikaze planes nearly sinking it. clark picked up a fire hose normally operated by four people and protected the ammunition locker, saving the ship. and then despite having a broken shoulder, he carried six of his shipmates to safety. but the navy refused to acknowledge any of this because clark was black. >> racism robbed carl of recognition after white officers even complained about attending his purple heart ceremony, carl just moved on. >> my name is carl clark. >> reporter: 66 years later clark's story was unveiled when he participated in a veterans remembrance documentary produced by foothill college. the injustice was finally acknowledged and today, n

it is carle. carle drew one. is stopped. >> eddie: looks like giroux has gone on the ice. >> pierre: giroux is down. hartnell stepped in. >> mike e.: we always ask you about the conversation down at the ice. you heard a number of languages today, foreign and domestic. >> pierre: there's been a lot of animosity between the teams physically and verbally. there is the shot. giroux goes down. >> eddie: if you're the rangers, you've got to be aware of the defense jumping into play. if you're a winger, you better have a cool understanding where the defenseman are for the flyers. you get to this juncture in a game, look for them to try to create some more offense. cheat in more from the blue line. >> mike e.: at one point does the goalie come in? >> eddie: i would think once you get into that 1:05 range, if you're peter laviolette and the flyers, you get that extra attacker out there. >> mike e.: from the tie-up, carried back along by fedotenko and backhanded out. coburn able to drum it ahead. played by the rangers' def

it is carle. carle drew one. is stopped. >> eddie: looks like giroux has gone on the ice. >> pierre: giroux is down. hartnell stepped in. >> mike e.: we always ask you about the conversation down at the ice. you heard a number of languages today, foreign and domestic. >> pierre: there's been a lot of animosity between the teams physically and verbally. there is the shot. giroux goes down. >> eddie: if you're the rangers, you've got to be aware of the defense jumping into play. if you're a winger, you better have a cool understanding where the defenseman are for the flyers. you get to this juncture in a game, look for them to try to create some more offense. cheat in more from the blue line. >> mike e.: at one point does the goalie come in? >> eddie: i would think once you get into that 1:05 range, if you're peter laviolette and the flyers, you get that extra attacker out there. >> mike e.: from the tie-up, carried back along by fedotenko and backhanded out. coburn able to drum it ahead. played by the rangers' def

carl? >> here in new york the son of the city's police commissioner, a local tv anchorman has been accused of raping a woman. jonathan deanst has the latest on that. >> reporter: prosecutors in new york haven't filed criminal charges but the investigation is ongoing. they are taking a hard look at whether there is evidence to back up the claim that a night out drinking with a new york anchorman ended in some sort of forced sex attack. he's a popular anchor, a one-time fox news channel war correspondent. >> we'll be here for a while. >> reporter: and the son of nypd commissioner ray kelly. now greg kelly is off the air, dealing with what could be the toughest story of his life -- a rape allegation. kelly denies the charges. we know the district attorney's investigation will prove mr. kelly's innocence, his lawyer says. >> a nightmare scenario. >> reporter: this week the woman went to the 13th precinct to file her rape claim against kelly. she claims in october she met him on the street and t

carl, frontrunner is not even in new hampshire. >>carl: mitt romney is taking a powder headed to south carolina to the first-in-the-south primary states and lobbying the battlefield in the first primary state. you cannot wonder too much why. he has such a huge lead in the polls and he thing he can put time in the future contests in order to feather his nest in races to come leaving the frank supposed and they are coming after him, the republican rivals in new hampshire trying to take mitt romney down in the last few days. here is a quick look at criticism over the first of the nation primary state. >> as governor he appointed liberal governors to appease the democrats, as governor he raised taxes. as governor, he put planned parenthood in romney care and as governor, plan romney care has taxpayer paid abortions, a very big difference in our values. >>carl: we have electability program because the election will turn on trust. people don't trust their institutions of power. they don't trust their elected officials or the banks on wal

what are you hearing, carl?> reporter: the way it's framed in south carolina is, and now there are four. and the question is whether or not rick perry's withdrawal from the race will in some way reduce the split of conservative voters in south carolina that newt gingrich was concerned could inhibit his ability to cast himself as the alternate to romney, the conservative ante mit candidate. the evangelical christians, the traditional values voters of south carolina have bon less choice anone less noise and that may make it possible for newt gingrich to coalesce the vote behind him. santorum has significant momentum of his own and should not be counted out. he's worked hard in south carolina after his iowa now tie, the certification obviously said that santorum got more votes than mitt romney, although it's not minding. as a practical matter santorum won the expectation game in iowa that's what made him credible and relevant in south carolina. he is knocking on the door for third. can't rule out ron paul giving ri

>> this guy was my fantastic, magnet, bossy, difficult, older brother carl. he was the red state to my blue state. all you have to understand to know about how complicated and difficult this relationship was my first memory of my brother was with when he sail me out a window when i was 2 years old and in the san antonio emergency room with a cut on my eye brow. he gave me the gift of a hard head. he went from there to being the youngest member of the john berk society and coming into my room to smash my joan biaz records because she was on the list. he was complicated, but saying all of that he was mysterious. he grew up to be a trial lawyer turned apple orchardist. part of the madening sibling thing was understanding the control freak nature that my brother had. for example, every year he would send me a box of fruit. the fruit he grew in his gorgeous orchards in washington state. the fruit came with the carl tax where you would get 25 telephone calls before the fruit came, such as, fruit is coming next week, are you going to be home? this is said in a texas

>> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl!es are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to have the solar panels replaced periodically? >> no, actually the solar panels last a really long time. there are solar panels in operation from the 1950's and the 1960's. the inverter is a piece of hardware that has a lifespan between 10 years. they usually warranty between five and 10 years. that may need replacement down the line. the solar panels will last a good long time. this is what we have intalked here at british motors. what we have, there is no moving parts here as we are talking about. you have a tempere

carl, thank you. >> on the trail. campaign carl. we are just getting word that karl rove's story can be confirmed. fox news conif i wering that rove's report that there was an agreement and that mitt romney will win by 14 votes. that's confirmed by a second source now, we are waiting for the official word from the g. it's been a long time. but we have had a great time. a gorgeous building. we will be back after this short break. >> it is 2 time of time 18 a.m. on the east coast. we believe we have a winner of the iowa caucuses. we are confirming here at fox news, via two sources that mitt romney has won the iowa caucuses by 14 votes, although we have yet to receive an official announcement from the republican national committee. that will come in moments, we believe, from the convention center. we hope, given that it's almost 3:00 a.m. eastern time. want to give you a scene setter here. it's to the point when people celebrate their candidates' win, we believe they are up on protest eshz. it's come to that. but this is the look at th

carl? >> thanks. >>> we have more good n news to share on the recovery of a texas model who walked into a plane's spinning propeller. lauren scruggs has now taken her first public outing since that accident. we go to plano texas for more. janet, good morning. >> reporter: carl, good morning to you. you can't blame her for wanting to get out of that rehab center if only for a few hours. and what better mood lifter than retail therapy? but no large shopping malls or even trendy little boutiques for her first outing. we are told she headed directly to her favorite food store. as her mother describes it it was lauren's first adventure since that awful accident just four and a half weeks ago. word of the 23-year-old model and fashion blogger choose for her first public outing? she went shopping. not for clothing but to the texas-based grocery store known for its natural and organic products -- whole foods. on the blog where cheryl scruggs has been updating lauren's process cheryl writes, we love

carl?d to the michigans and nevadas of the world. >> reporter: yep. >> any signs at all for gingrich to do anything but continue to plow forward? >> reporter: i think he'll keep going. he is living off the land. spending money as fast as it comes in. talking to the romney people here in florida, they're saying they're confident about a nationwide race going forward because they have the organizational advantage. that's their spin today going in to the rest of the campaign, carl. >> enjoy the weather while you can. >> reporter: we will. >>> now to an interesting apartment sale in new jersey. jon corzine's new jersey apartment is on the market for nearly $3 million. kayla tayshi has a look inside. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you have $2.9 million burning a hole in the pocket, you'll find former ceo hudson river penthouse, two bedrooms, four bathrooms and floor to ceiling floors of the hudson river and manhattan skyline. he bought it in hoboken's towers while serving as governo

carl, thank you. >> on the trail. campaign carl. we are just getting word that karl rove's story can be confirmed. fox news conif i wering that rove's report that there was an agreement and that mitt romney will win by 14 votes. that's confirmed by a second source now, we are waiting for the official word from the g. it's been a long time. but we have had a great time. a gorgeous building. we will be back after this short break. [♪...] >> announcer: bank robbery certainly is a frightening crime. after all, bank robbers stole $43 million in one year. but identity thieves? try 37 billion! and guess how identity thieves are getting some of that money. by taking over our bank accounts. they may not even need your social security number anymore. all an identity thief may need are a couple of simple pieces of information, like your mother's maiden name or the city you were born in, and they could add their name onto your bank accounts in order to make your money their money. you need help. [whoosh, clang] you need lifelock-- the only iden

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>> shepard: indeed carl cammeron with the happy couple on the phone. carl, thanks so much.day in 1960. young senator from the state of massachusetts named john f. kennedy announced his candidacy for president of these united states. jfk was but 43 years old at the time and his rivals attempted to use that against him. you know where i'm going here. they tried to paint him as inexperienced particularly with foreign policy. kennedy went on to win the democratic nomination and end the general election. evidence went up against the republic richard nixon. who was then the vice president. and what a battle. in fact, the two candidates even squared off in the first televised presidential debate. kennedy, of course, went on to win in one of the closest elections in american history. jfk jumped into the race 52 years ago today. and now you know the news for this monday january the 2nd. i swear to you if you could see this teleprompter it would say 2011 because it does. you will write it on your check, you know you will. i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us into your place tonigh

, carl? >>carl: obviously a great deal of enthusiasm and curiosity and more to the romney attacks. he is going after him for receiving $1.6 million in fees for consulting to freddie mac and making the point that freddie mac was related to the housing clap that happened here in florida. and he arrived here fairly sparse crowd notwithstanding the signs behind me, a couple hundred people and he continues to shake hands with the audience and urged them to ignore the criticism from mitt romney chalking it up to a candidate desperate in defeat and trying to come back. here is newt gingrich on mitt romney. >> i have been told by a variety of people that governor romney has been saying unkind things. i prefer personally not to believe it. but on the other hand, if you have been campaigning for six years and you begin to see it slip away, you get desperate. when you get desperate you say almost anything. >>carl: he has wind if his sails and momentum and raised $1 million in the last 24 hours and hopin

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>>carl: absolutely. he is not just going for broke but going down the campaign trail after florida. the attacks on the calls specifically for the jewish community here in florida which is an important part of the electorate but he has said repeatedly today he is not going to be pushed out of the race by whatever happens in florida with the returns tonight and in fact he will go on across the country, and said today he was prepared to campaign until june or july and yesterday he said he was prepared to campaign until the august 30th convention and said, our romney could drop out, which does not seem likely based on romney getting a double digit and even a 20-point lead in florida and romney is try not to be too affected but he has at times sought to cast himself as the presidential candidate above the fray and sort of the inevitable front runner and nominee getting down into the fights with gingrich obviously brings newt gingrich to his level. >>shepard: there are two other candidates in the case. >>carl:

carl, tell us all about it. >> hi, kelly. well, aver all of the millions of dollars in ads that have been spent and the hours and hours and days and days the candidates have spent on the campaign trail, now it comes down to organizing 120,000 some odd republican iowa caucus goers. and they have two more days to do it, the candidates. as the polls suggest and the pundits have been saying, it looks like a close race at the end between three candidates. it is almost always this way in iowa. so it is not particularly surprising. so many voters are undecided and have yet to make up their minds or say they will change their minds. mitt romney has a strong organization. it is his second time around the track. he ran four years ago. much of his organization is still very much behind him. ron paul has an extraordinary organization. he too is the only other candidate to have run for president in this field. and his organization -- i will shield my mic from the wind here. by many accounts it is even better than mitt romney's. and then y

and first, carl cameron live in north charleston, south carolina. this is somewhat different kind of thing we got going on now than 24 hours ago, big carl. >>carl: it is a whole new campaign trail. this is by far away the most event packed morning. the departure of rick perry is significant. the endorsement of newt gingrich, significant. and the criticism by his second ex-wife also significant and a debate tonight that will be significant. rick perry today gave a ringing endorsement to newt gingrich and he is trying to cast him sex as conservative alternative to mitt romney, and here is the praise. >> i believe newt is a conservative visionary who can transform our country. we have had our differences which campaigns will have inof thebly. and newt is not perfect. but who among us is? i have no question that newt gingrich has the heart of a conservative reformer, the ability to rally and captivate the conservative movement. >> he has been closing on mitt romney, and he makes the argument that only he can brat president obama and if mitt romney is a

rita williams first brought us the story two years ago and tonight she has the ending that carl clark thought he would never see. >> reporter: a thunderous welcome for this u.s. veteran. carl clark now 95 says he never thought he would live long enough to see the navy right a wrong from 67 years ago. >> the country he helped defend did not honor his wartime actions. today we correct that omission. >> they came right out of the sun. >> reporter: kamikaze planes so close he could see the pilots faces crashed into carl's segregated ship that day. >> the plane hit and it threw me all the way across the ship. >> reporter: he saved white sailors, poured water on the ammunition locker to keep it from blowing up. the captain said -- >> you saved my ship. >> reporter: he got a purple heart but the heroism awards went to the white man, he accepted the heroism. >> my name is carl clark. >> reporter: but a few years ago, a professor made a documentary. >> simply put, carl clark was and is a hero. >> i'm so overwhelmed, but i want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: and a

the secretary of the navy to coming to acknowledge carl clark's actions while under attack.'t happened until now because clark is african-american. >> reporter: this interview with carl clark was recorded as part of a project at foothill college that began in the year 2000. he describes what it was like to be a black sail already in the early 40s. >> these men were -- were sweg gated aboard ships, they were used and abused. >> reporter: clark and his men served with win y and bravery they were tested. -- with win y and bravery. the ship was hit by multiple come cost plans. >> i was blown up again the overhead, breaking my collarbone. i was the only survivor of an -- [ inaudible ] two minutes later the second plane came in. by that time the last plane had slammed into our ship. we had lost power and were dead in the water. i carried at least six wounded shipmates up to the first-aid station. >> reporter: clark single-handedly manned a hose which usually took four men to operate and put out a fire before it reached the ammunition locker the explosion would have cracked the shi

the secretary of the navy to coming to acknowledge carl clark's actions while under attack. it hasn't happened until now because clark is african-american. >> reporter: this interview with carl clark was recorded as part of a project at foothill college that began in the year 2000. he describes what it was like to be a black sail already in the early 40s. >> these men were -- were sweg gated aboard ships, they were used and abused. >> reporter: clark and his men served with win y and bravery they were tested. -- with win y and bravery. the ship was hit by multiple come cost plans. >> i was blown up again the overhead, breaking my collarbone. i was the only survivor of an -- [ inaudible ] two minutes later the second plane came in. by that time the last plane had slammed into our ship. we had lost power and were dead in the water. i carried at least six wounded shipmates up to the first-aid station. >> reporter: clark single-handedly manned a hose which usually took four men to operate and put out a fire before it reached the ammunition locker the explosion would have cracked

rita williams first brought us the story two years ago and tonight she has the ending that carl clark thought he would never see. >> reporter: a thunderous welcome for this u.s. veteran. carl clark now 95 says he never thought he would live long enough to see the navy right a wrong from 67 years ago. >> the country he helped defend did not honor his wartime actions. today we correct that omission. >> they came right out of the sun. >> reporter: kamikaze planes so close he could see the pilots faces crashed into carl's segregated ship that day. >> the plane hit and it threw me all the way across the ship. >> reporter: he saved white sailors, poured water on the ammunition locker to keep it from blowing up. the captain said -- >> you saved my ship. >> reporter: he got a purple heart but the heroism awards went to the white man, he accepted the heroism. >> my name is carl clark. reporter: but a few years ago, a professor made a documentary. >> simply put, carl clark was and is a hero. >> i'm so overwhelmed, but i want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: and a gr

carl is live in myrtle beach, south carolina with fallout from a dropout. >>carl: when less candidate unable to come back from the disappointing third place showing in new hampshire, former administration ambassador to china, huntsman has bailed on the race and thrown his support behind the frontrunner. >> today i am suspending my campaign for the presidency. i believe it is now time for our party to unite around the candidate best equipped to defeat president obama. despite our differences and the space between us, on some of the issues, i believe that candidate is governor mitt romney. >>carl: the left over rivals are talking about the differences and spaces between them and mitt romney, rick santorum, newt gingrich and rick perry, all pounding the frontrunner, mitt romney has the lead and as well as in campaign cash and organization. here in south carolina and beyond, voting saturday, as you said, undecided votes matter and when you count the undecided, it is one in every three voters. so, it is still close enough that anything can happen. the debate cou

>>carl: well, moon talk ... newt gingrich has been talking about space exploration and suggesting he has plans for all kinds of expansion including a manned space station some calling a colony and mitt romney will be here at cape canavaral at the separation operations, behind me there is a container that has been on the shuttle and it has been into space eight or ten times. and, mitt romney will be bearing stark news for folks here. unhike newt gingrich who is promising proposals and policies that would be big, bug money for the space coast, mitt romney says not so much, it is time to save money and he ridiculed and criticized newt gingrich for suggesting a man colony. listen. >> i spent 25 years in business. if i had a business executive come to me to spend a few hundred billion to put a colony on the moon i would say you are fired. >> romney went on to say that newt gingrich has a whole series of local issues in florida and in south carolina and new hampshire all to court and pander to voters in those key earl

>>carl: well, very aggressively speaking here, as well, and as to the claim he is antiimmigrant, and claim that he is somehow unique suggesting the self-deportation be part of the nation's antiillegal immigration policy he points out that newt gingrich himself has spoken out in favor of self deportation. here is the denunciation. >> i am not antiimmigrant. i am pro immigrant, i like immigration it has been an extraordinary source of strength in this country. i recognize that it is very tempting to come to an ought conference and pander to the audience and to say what you hope people will want to hear. but frankly that is unbecoming of a presidential candidate and that was a mistake on his part. >>carl: in november one of the the top spoom for newt gingrich said most under his plan would self deport and newt gingrich has made similar comments and romney believes he as newt gingrich in a corner for accuse him of being antiimmigrant opposed to antiillegal immigrant and being against something when he was for it in the case of self deportation. >>shepard: thank you, carl, and now, my gue

carl is near columbia. >>carl: the attacks are intensifying between the top four. newt gingrich is taking a pounding today and has been underfire significantly. mitt romney and he have been trading barbs. undecided, one in three, have not made up their mines in south carolina. and newt gingrich thinks he has momentum. today, mitt romney really went at newt gingrich harder than since before the iowa caucuses taping issue with a gingrich statement about his creation of jobs when he was in congress. mitt romney who says jobs are created in the private sector and not by government took gingrich to task. >> congressman taking credit for making jobs is like al gore take credit for the internet. >>carl: when a former speaker of the house compared to al gore you are getting tough and gingrich has been hit by all sides. newt gingrich said romney will only play to the criticism that republicans are good morning kilter and only adopting their ideas. newt gingrich argues says it is newt to contest obama. rick santorum and newt is getting hit by santorum? >>carl: he says we nee

>>shepard: carl, thank you. and now to veteran g.o.p. political consultant ed rollins, former member of the operation and former manager on huckabee and michele bachmann and fox news analyst. what do you thing of that? >>guest: newt gingrich was tough. although it was a national audience and well done by fox, he was about south carolina. and he hit a home run. he appealed exactly to the south carolina conservative voters who are the ones that matter on saturday. >>shepard: i saw the change with juan williams and megyn played it last hour. back-and-forth of his comments on the poor and minorities and the like, that plays well in south carolina. >>guest: plays well in south carolina. >>shepard: how does that play down the road? >>guest: don't worry about that. worry about saturday. >>guest: he is back in the game again. he looks strong. at the end of the day we have to remember there are only 3 percent of the delegates chosen by this saturday. 97 percent still to go. i go way back with an advantage of being an old man i remember 1976, rona