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and early on, the red cross also responded to floods in johnstown, pennsylvania, when a dam broke, and a major hurricane that hit off of the coast of south carolina and georgia. the red cross still responds to major disasters today, in modern times, such as 9/11 and hurricane katrina, and even small disasters like everyday house fires. >> what about wars? >> the american red cross trained tens of thousands of nurses for world war i and world war ii, and it also helped with all the major conflicts throughout the 20th century. >> every year, the american red cross responds to more than 70,000 emergencies. they provide first aid, food and shelter to victims of all kinds of disasters, from local flooding and wildfires to massive hurricanes and earthquakes. but the red cross is more than just a disaster-relief agency. >> the red cross started first-aid programs in 1910 to help railroad workers and miners respond to emergencies. then we added learn-to-swim classes, and today we also have pet first aid and babysitting courses. and we also run blood drives across the country. >> in fact, nearl

peter alexander is following the romney campaign from johnstown, colorado, and peter joining me to talkut this. it was all about knocking down newt gingrich before now. rick santorum is getting the treatment from mitt romney, correct? >> reporter: this was the one candidate who had avoided the romney attack machine. the romney machine had gone after rick perry, after newt gingrich consistently and now going after rick santorum as he appears to have some momentum heading into the three contests tonight. there was a barrage of e-mails sent to reporters like myself yesterday attacking santorum, one of them in a statement from the former minnesota governor tim pawlenty distributed in his own state saying santorum is a nice guy but he isn't ready to be president. as for the person who wants to be president who will be in this room, mitt romney, he's running late and for a campaign that is normally right on time that in itself is newsworthy. for the first time in the time we've been traveling with him, he spoke to the room by skype hoping to rally the troops here but it was all broken up, a b

the airport -- johnstown, pennsylvania. if the airport to grew like you wouldn't believe.was in charge of the committee. the same thing you are doing, congressman hyde not understand the idea of these subsidies to anyone. i owed a small business. i employed seven people. we do construction work. no one ever gave me a penny, nor do i want a petty. this stuff has to stop. i think the idea with the internet and social media -- you guys are under the microscope. i really hope that somewhere down the line, you can't put a stop to it. quit calling these things -- you can put a stop to it. guest: i did something to get this process moving, and there were some people on the senate side -- now, this is a per- airline ticket subsidy in excess of $1,000. that is what i put in the extension. again, we are sent here to represent the american people. we have $17 trillion in debt. you have to start somewhere. i did the change the world, but we kept some of these subsidies, and kept the funding at a minimal, but responsible level. we reformed a lot of programs that we need to move forward