tony guida takes a look. >> the american people are going to raise some cain in 2012! >> reporter: they chant for his catchy tax plan. >> audience: 9-9-9. >> reporter: three simple numbers and a baptist preacher's charisma. >> i'm the only non-politician running. >> reporter: cain has never held public office and he's proud of it. >> he will shake the establishment of the republican party and the democratic party to their very core and the that's the main reason i support him. >> reporter: cain is the all- american story, up from working class roots to the top of the ladder, a c.e.o. he ran godfather's pizza for 10 years. that's when cain first hit the national spotlight. 1994, president clinton stumping for his health care plan, a c.e.o. challenges him. >> the cost of your plan will cause us to eliminate jobs. >> reporter: to create jobs cain a signature idea is his 9-9-9 tax plan. scrap the current code for a 9% tax on personal income and corporations and a 9% national sales tax. then there's the issue of campaign money. cain has slightly more than $1 million on hand

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tony guida has more. >> thank you, guys. good to see you. >> reporter: mitt romney hasn't spent much time in iowa. >> i'm running for president again. >> reporter: his visit to council bluffs thursday was his first campaign appearance in the state in more than two months but he promised to be back. >> i want to get the supports of ions. this is not my first trip to arks what, as you know and i will be here again and again campaigning here. >> reporter: but not tonight. romney is skipping a forum with one now evangelical activists in des moines. >> no one has coesed behind a social conservative candidate, and it doesn't seem like they will for a while, so mitt romney can keep playing to his base and ignore the people who aren't going to vote for him anyway. >> good to see you. >> reporter: romney's credentials with social conservatives don't pass muster, not because he's a mormon. >> that doesn't play any part in it. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: but because as governor of massachusetts he enacted universal health care a

tony guida, cbs news, new york. >> mitchell: turning now to the economy. while u.s. manufacturing jobs are up by 2% last month, according to one industry survey, many of them require special skills. which is why the new recruits at one midwest factory are going back to school, as dean reynolds finds. >> reporter: inside this modern throwback to the industrial revolution, amid the roar of rolling steel, lies a possible solution to america's manufacturing dilemma. it's true that the number of steelworkers here in northwest indiana has shrunk over the decades, from 100,000 to about 10,000, but the industry did not die. this arcelor mittal steelworks in burns harbor, indiana, produces 10 to 12 million tons of steel a year with the help of two 12-hour shifts by highly skilled workers. >> that is not a dying industry. that's an industry that is very strong and sustainable and has great opportunity. >> reporter: indeed, the steel industry needs more workers. >> got to have skilled people. they have to have people that can have the skills to conquer today's challenges but al

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