at clive soledad o'brien, they are still counting votes. >> in the city of clive, anderson, west descinct one and west des moines precinct two are here in live for space reasons. precinct one has finished their count. this is precinct number one with the red ballots. in their count mitt romney is ahead significantly, number two behind mitt romney is santorum. that is what happened with precinct number one, west des moines. over here they're still counting. they're on their second count for precinct number two, which are the white ballots. they've actually at the same time -- we turn around for one second. they're making the official, 79 votes for mitt romney. ron paul third with 42 points, gingrich is fourth, 24. >> we're still working on west des moines two. >> so you heard what christy taylor, who runs this precinct -- christy, will you give us those numbers one more time? >> sure, governor romney has 79, santorum 46, paul 42, gingrich 24, perry 23, bachmann has 10, then unfortunately none for huntsman and cain. any word on how that's going in the second count? >> it's a bigger pre

>> i said you're in clive, iowa, and you'll tell our viewers where clive, iowa is? >> reporter: it's an area that's very populated. what's interesting is there are two precincts caucusing here. i want to show you the size of the spice and the size of this line wolf. it really goes on -- the last couple minutes, it has grown very big. one of the reasons they had to go to a space this size is because the suburban areas caucusing here, west des moines one and west des moines two, they've grown so quickly, they have to grow out of the churches and come to a rented space like this. this is the receiving line basically, where people will be checking in. i'm going to cut around the back. a couple of things happen right here. two things happen. one, you get a volunteer form, this is an area that you cannot only put your personal information, but also if you want to host a yard sign or hold a meeting. more important is this one, this is the presidential preference ballot. this is what is going to be stuffed in the boxing up front when they do the voting. before that happens,

soledad o'brien is joining us from clive, iowa. it looks like a pretty big event over there, soledad. they're just sitting down. did they just do the pledge of allegiance? >> they just did the pledge of allegiance. very big event. they were estimating 1200 people would be here. i think that estimate is accurate. they just literally officially have gotten under way. christy taylor at the mike right now. she's the person that runs the caucuses. two things happening. one, not only are they officially under way, but there's a rumor that governor rick perry will be here soon to address the crowd. we haven't seen his people officially here to bring him in, but we are told that he will be coming not only from some of the people who are helping run this caucus, but some of the folks in the crowd have told us as well. they're very excited, those who support him. even those who are on the fence are excited to hear from him. we're expecting in ten minutes that the candidates' surrogates, the representatives will start giving speeches, then af

clive davis, she can't be a supermodel like that. i love you clive. i do., what does that mean? by that point, i had already won an oscar. i had already, you know, like, defined myself in the industry being a big girl, being plus sized and going on talent alone. i still did not get it or understand, like, okay, what is the big deal about image? it's not about that. >> a huge superstar as a singer and an actress -- >> yeah. >> image, image, image. >> you're strong, obviously, on the outside, but you're very strong on the inside. i know that, you know, you don't talk publicly about the tragedy that happened to your family and understand exactly why. but there's some strength within you that has helped you through all of this stuff, helped you through that tragedy, helped you become who you are. define that a little bit for people. >> definitely it's my faith in god and growing up -- my mother, even though she's not here now, she trained us well. and all of those things that she taught us are still with us, and that's what keeps me getting through and hearing

clive stuck his head out the window, what am i doing? andrew shout into the wind.the old man is still upstairs pick your waiting for them. mark hailed a cab. andrew slid into the seat next to him. the cab driver turned run. where to? just drive. the driver started edged down the street, andrew the grateful. it would buy him time to thing. he turned tomorrow. what do we do? we need a lawyer, right now. how? what do we do? we need a real lawyer, a criminal defense would. let's call marty, he will know what to do. markus fothen law, marty logan was a retired senior litigator. it represented spiro agnew during the watergate trial and jackie kennedy in her lawsuit against ron colella. he and his wife were staying at the tower hotel whether apartment was being renovated. mark leaned into the partition, take us to 49th street and first avenue. the cab turned left as mark punched a number into a cell phone. stephanie, what are you doing right now? get her out of there. he listened, his face burned red. make an excuse, just get her out of there. he hung up the phone. mark a

the car pulled up front driven by clive, not lee. of again, they rode in silence, bernie sandwiched between his two sons in the backseat misty-eyed and shaken as though he'd already received bad news and was trying to cope with it, andrew says. andrew stared out the window at the early christmas shoppers, his brain a dead zone. clive dropped them off in front of the entrance to ruth and bernie's penthouse apartment. the three rode up to the 11th floor entrance and then removed their shoes in the foyer. they laid their or coats across the banister of the staircase, taking care not to drip water onto the floor. ruth greeted them at the door, her face grim. she, too, had no idea why her husband had rushed home to talk to her family, but like her sons, she suspected the news was bad, somehow connect today the mayhem on wall street. bernie had called her and said i have something to tell you, i'm coming home with the boys. she'd gotten off the phone shaking and had waited for them in the kitchen. together, the family entered the sitting r

. >>> red bull, the beverage isn't just for hip young people like me or my friend clive owen. according to a consumer research group, the energy drink market will, quote, slowly wake up to the fact that it has been neglecting the over 60 retired crowd and m abouting increasingly popular among seniors. as further proof, they have hired a spokesman, best known for his role as frasier on "the cosby show." is this a good idea or a great idea? elderly people hoped up on funny juice? >> i want to see my mima all jacked up on five-hour energy with her shaky hands already shake yes, sir. >> maybe it has the opposite affect. it has shocky hands and makes them nonshaky. it could be a cure for something we don't even know about. >> gavin, is some good news for doctors who perform the hip replacement surgery? >> it is fantastic news for them. they will have more patience because they will be doing the homina-homina and hound dog. if you have an old heart, you can't mess with it. i don't know how many rock stars we have seen that died on friday nights and saturday nights. you do the dates

doing this now he's trying to say that instead of people's lives he said clive's and he and he put the two words together that i'm a pretty smart guy i think somehow that word means in the make sense when you have this film why is that a good explanation for what you just you know he did on video he doesn't stumble over people's lives he says that very clearly i mean you know we're on air sometimes you stumble over words that make sense i can say things here. but he did it on air it was caught people can go back and look that doesn't make anything good lives doesn't take away what you just said about the political aisle fair and just you know it's just stupid i think is the number of times we have to talk about santorum saying something stupid i think you know when you google santorum you get a nice little definition that's a little bit awkward to tell people about i think which is redefine it as like foot in mouth disease of some kind and at least at least a little more accurate number line is actually doing this the other night why is this going to turn out your blood better of your

last night before the iowa caucuses, presidential candidate mitt romney hosted a campaign rally in clive, iowa. it was one of several events the campaign held across the state. this is 50 minutes. >> good evening. have the new year, iowa. i have the privilege of representing the state of south dakota in the united states senate. i am delighted to be in iowa this evening on caucus eve. tomorrow, you all are going to cast a very important vote. i would take seriously the responsibility you have. we all respect the prominent role you play in our democracy. this year is a crossroads election for our nation. we have to get this right. the reason i am here this evening is because i believe we have an opportunity to elect a leader who can take us in an entirely different direction. we had a president who campaigned for years ago in the state of iowa who talked a lot about hope and change. people in this country are not very hopeful today, because they have received change, and it has all been in the wrong direction. if you look at what has happened since this president has taken office in these

mitt romney is joined by his family in clive, iowa.and republican presidential candidate rick perry held his final campaign events the night before the iowa caucuses at the hotel in perry, iowa. it is located in the central part of the state north of them on parade is joined by republican governors of jindal palm louisiana and sam brownback from kansas. this 30-minute event begins with a talk-show host mark davis. ♪ ♪ where all-american in god we trust living the dream and never getting out what we believe in we're all american and we work real hard trying a barbeque hard every july for ♪ >> is it a good act -- is a good night to be in perry, iowa for rick perry or what? [applause] we are surrounded by all sorts of gubernatorial, future presidential talent, who knows what is going. let's start with the gentleman who down in texas, mark davis, dallas-fort worth, occasional them off the land, ok, i am done. down in texas, this gentleman is a neighbor. this tenement is a competitor. this gentleman is a friend of taxes, or friend to rick p

mount rushmore is the same way as teddy roosevelt not the accomplishment but for this during hurling clive that led to the presidency and people want to be like that guy. americans would to be like jack kennedy not the one that like the girls but he had debts and save his crew will lourdes to and also with the cuban missile crisis. when a president can rise to the occasion to be a better man as president more than he was in life, it is our dream. >> host: chris matthews, they do. in iraq, capn patriquin was killed by a roadside bomb that same year to read this is about an hour. >> thanks for coming. we are going to hear from >> they do very manage. thank you to the and why you lillian vernon writers house for having me. of i do talk about my book "a soldier's dream" in then asked the audience of for any questions. this book tilburg as a result of the reading aas newspaper article as a soldier who was being held as of march your by the iraqis. i thought that sounds interesting. he had died with the ied attack is day morrice capt. and travis patriquin in thei history of the iraq war i a neve

. >> clive, local, lead to breaking, this is -- late braking, thisis wbal new at 6:00. >> baltimore city police are investigating a kidnapping in the bullpen help. >> authorities did not inform the community or ask the public for help in locating the suspect. david collins is following developments live from city police headquarters with the latest. >> it surprised residents because bolton hill has a close relationship with the police. what troubles residents is that police did not tell them about the latest crime, they heard it from

not for his accomplishments but for the stirring her away clive that led to the presidency. people want to be like that guy. americans want to be like jack kennedy. a regular guy who liked girls but he had guts and save his crew general were to than the cuban missile crisis and rose to the occasion. we all hope our president can do that. but when a president can rise to the occasion to be a better man as president and he was in life, that is our dream. >> host: chris matthews, thank you. . .

>> on that note, coming up, clive owen is dead -- tired of being so gorgeous.ay i blame him. it is a challenge that i deal with daily. but first, why are gaggles of grown men playing with my little pony dolls? the answer when we return. if you leave i will kill you. >>> still talking about the ponies. grown men are putting the bro in hasbro. they are called bronies who are men following the animated series "my little pony." last week the nation's bronies and pega-sisters trotted over to hotel pennsylvania for the biggest concert to date. "red eye" sent its own on all four enthusiasts to investigate. >> i am at broni-con 2012. i am here to learn about magic, friendship and, i don't know, all things my little pony. >> ♪ tomorrow spring is here >> can you explain to me the phenomenon that is bronies? >> i wish i could. the heart of it is a group of people who have come together to support the idea of friendship and teamwork, and they love the show jie. what gets you into the movement? >> well, i got hooked on the show about a year ago in march. i think what got me

you're looking live at mitt 3 f1 romney in clive, iowa, tonight. a truly last-minute rally.ecideds as the caucuses are tomorrow. in fact, by about this time tomorrow night, we'll have the first results from the gop caucuses because, of course, iowa gets to go first. and iowans are very protective and proud of their role every four years. and every four years journalists go and cover it while some of them grumble that iowa doesn't look enough like the rest of america to play such an important role in the election process. but this year one man who lives in iowa has criticized the place out loud and in a harsh way. and tonight, willie geist reports on the iowan who is now persona non grata. >> reporter: professor stephen bloom of the university of iowa is walking the streets of new york city hoping to blend into a crowd. we flew him to manhattan from an undisclosed location where he's been hiding. all because of something he wrote. >> gosh, i raised some unspeakable truths. in my mind, they're opinions. and there's a firestorm. >> reporter: that firestorm is the reaction to hi

rick santorum will be -- and mitt romney in clive, iowa at 5:40.-span as we continue our coverage. the republican candidates made the rounds, and this is tehheir reaction to the latest poll. >> mitt romney, santorum closes in. we talked about this surge you had in the last few days. what does this mean to you? >> the people of iowa, i have said this -- when will you get the surge. i said, my surge is on january 3. after the people of iowa analyze the candidatese and find out who is the right leader and has what it takes to beat obama. when that crunch time comes we will pick up. >> you talked about needing a miracle. expectations have changed now. is anything less than a win not measuring up? >> 10 days ago i was at 55. -- 5%. now, 10 days later, they say i have to win. we feel good about how things are going. we hveave a great team of people and we want to make sure this is not a pyrric victory. someone who can turn the country around. >> flat expectations. at this point, you have to do better than bachmann or perry. >> there are three primaries.

. >> falling all of this, the senate watch editor clive and capitol hill. thank you for being with us. what can we expect from the president tomorrow? guest: from the indications that we received from what jay carney was saying today and what was posted over the weekend in a message on a youtube for campaign supporters, it sounds like there could be some fiery election-year themes. the white house has been indicating that they are going to continue to push forward on some of the initiatives designed to improve the economy going forward. which may not be the -- what the republicans necessarily want to hear. host: let me follow on a couple of points including from your colleague, available on-line at the roll call website. the president is trying to steal republican rhetoric. we're seeing some of that last month with a speech in kansas and more recently as he talks about trying to streamline government operations, reduced regulation, placing an emphasis on manufacturing and jobs, all issues we have been hearing from the republicans especially if gingrich and

tonight he will be in clive, iowa. we will have live coverage of that starting at 10:05 eastern, on c-span. before that we will bring you an event from rick santorum. he will hold a meeting and greek at a local pizza restaurant in altoona, iowa. that is at 7:00 p.m. eastern. a quick reminder that michele bachmann will be joining us tomorrow on "washington journal." she will be ready to take your phone calls and e-mails, right here on c-span. the iowa caucuses begin tomorrow night and our live coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. we will look at how the republican presidential candidates are lining up. followed by the statewide results and candidate reaction. c-span 2 will also be live tomorrow night with another caucus from western iowa. you can follow the candidates on line, c-span.org, and you can read what candidates and political reporters are saying at social media buzz, c- campaign 2012. >> copyright infringement is a serious problem. it is not perfect. there are ways on a bipartisan basis that we can improve on it. that

andrea riseborough has an astounding five films coming out this year with hollywood hotties like clivering opposite tom cruise. tom cruise, that's pretty exciting. >> it's very exciting. i'm truly just -- feverish about it. >> reporter: she was madonna's date to the golden globe this is past sunday. what is it like to go out in a circumstance like that with her? >> really, it's a trip. >> reporter: the one cast member mentioned by name when madonna won the award for best song. >> andrea riseborough who is sitting right in front of me, because truly, her performance in my film is a masterpiece. >> reporter: what were you feeling, thinking in that moment? >> i felt very lucky. it was so -- so -- so very kind of her. >> reporter: the pastor piece of her performance is in madonna's new movie, "w.e." she plays wallis simpson, the duchess of windsor. it's funny to see someone playing a character and then see them in life. every once in awhile, you have an expression that i say, ah, the duchess. >> it took me all of 15 or 20 minutes to do that. she's very likable. >> reporter: when i talked t

last night i got complete access to the caucuses in clive, iowa, southern section of des moines.nutes before the vote, still trying to figure it out. with me, four iowans. they cast their votes last night. dr. kristy taylor, running the caucuses. jest westindorf, melanie taylor, dr. taylor's daughter and on the end, nice to see all of you. thanks for getting up early. a late night for all of us. dr. taylor. >> good morning. >> good morning. fill me in. the sense i got last night from people, undecide, energized to be there but frustrated at the same time subpoe. is that a fair description? >> pretty fair. >> why? >> excited about the change, the vote, having a new leader in the country. very excited about that. at the same time, frustrated maybe everything they wanted wasn't present in one single candidate. >> you are an internist. what issue is not being discussed enough in detail in your mind? >> in my mind, the details on health care in the new plan. everyone says we're going to repeal obama care. i don't think that's specific enough. we can't simply say we're going to repeal

i'm going to be in clive tonight. describe what i'm going to see. chaos? big numbers?ou think? >> i think you're going to see a record turnout for the republican caucus in iowa. >> 150,000 people? >> well, over 120,000. i'm estimating 130,000. the most is 118,400. so i think there's a lot of are. iowa launched obama. i think iowans want to sink obama. they're not happy. they feel the country is going in the wrong direction. the national debt has gone up more than a trillion each year he's been president. we need to invest, take the risk to create jobs and revitalized the private sector economy in this country. we in iowa just feel that we're going the wrong direction and we need a new leader. >> what's your prediction for tonight? everyone is talking about santorum's momentum. is he the person who has launched this evening? >> it's done the right thing. he went to alm 99 counties. he's methodically worked very hard. he spent more time and met more people in iowa and he's made a good impression. he got the endorsement of our young secretary of state, matt schultz, the y

i'm going to be in clive tonight. describe what i'm going to see. chaos? big numbers?you're going to see a record turnout for the republican caucus in iowa. >> 150,000 people? >> well, over 120,000. i'm estimating 130,000. the most is 118,400. so i think there's a lot of are. iowa launched obama. i think iowans want to sink obama. they're not happy. they feel the country is going in the wrong direction. the national debt has gone up more than a trillion each year he's been president. we need to invest, take the risk to create jobs and revitalized the private sector economy in this country. we in iowa just feel that we're going the wrong direction and we need a new leader. >> what's your prediction for tonight? everyone is talking about santorum's momentum. is he the person who has launched this evening? >> it's done the right thing. he went to alm 99 counties. he's methodically worked very hard. he spent more time and met more people in iowa and he's made a good impression. he got the endorsement of our young secretary of state, matt schultz, the youngest secretary of

we will show you a stop yesterday in clive, iowa. ♪ >> good evening. happy new year, iowa. have the privilege of representing the state of south dakota in the united states senate. i am delighted to be in iowa this evening on caucus eve. tomorrow, you all are going to cast a very important vote. i would take seriously the responsibility you have. we all respect the prominent role you play in our democracy. this year is a crossroads election for our nation. we have to get this right. the reason i am here this evening is because i believe we have an opportunity to elect a leader who can take us in an entirely different direction. we had a president who campaigned for years ago in the state of iowa who talked a lot about hope and change. people in this country are not very hopeful today, because they have received change, and it has all been in the wrong direction. if you look at what has happened since this president has taken office in these past three years, you've seen unemployment go up. you have nearly 2 million more unemployed people than when he took office. you have s