nevada has the fourth highest -- >> don't say nevada.ing to get upset. >> this is considered a home state for romney. they expect him to win it in 2008 and in 2012. it's going to be a very good night for him and a very bad night for ron paul if he comes in third. >> but that's not really news. again on the consolidation, no other candidate really competed in nevada. the conservatives really had nowhere else to go if their vote really wanted to kout. >> newt gingrich won in north carolina because it was a romp, okay? he did really, really well. what we may be looking at with tea party voters here and we don't know yet, it has to play well, is whether because it's a romp and he's doing well or if it's because the tea party. electability was the key number tonight. in all of these primaries, republicans want to nominate somebody who can beat obama. >> i'm more impressed that mitt romney consolidates tea party folks in a state that's not home field advantage. >> so what do you get out of the state of nevada, first caucus, northwestern state,

of course nevada state director sara nelson, nevada senior advisory brian erwin. nevada state finances director corey christensen. i want to give a special shout out to de mcguinn. your first lady of nevada from a few years ago. she and i served together as first ladies together. she became a very good friend of mine. she has been helpful in this effort, too. we miss her sweet husband kenny. a shout out to my friend deena, too. thank you all. you know, as i have just been observing things as i tend to do, i have noticed that mitt has started to win in states that are so important for the general election. he won in new hampshire. that is going to be a very important state in the general election. it's a swing state in the general. he did the same thing in florida. that will be a very important state for us to win in the general. we appreciate that. but also this state is going to be an important state in the general -- (cheers) >> now that we have all of you excited and energized and volunteering we are going to need you again next november. we appreciate that. ma

of course nevada state director sara nelson, nevada senior advisory brian erwin.evada state finances director corey christensen. i want to give a special shout out to de mcguinn. your first lady of nevada from a few years ago. she and i served together as first ladies together. she became a very good friend of mine. she has been helpful in this effort, too. we miss her sweet husband kenny. a shout out to my friend deena, too. thank you all. you know, as i have just been observing things as i tend to do, i have noticed that mitt has started to win in states that are so important for the general election. he won in new hampshire. that is going to be a very important state in the general election. it's a swing state in the general. he did the same thing in florida. that will be a very important state for us to win in the general. we appreciate that. but also this state is going to be an important state in the general -- (cheers) >> now that we have all of you excited and energized and volunteering we are going to need you again next november. we appreciate that. mayb

thank you, nevada. applause ] once again, i'm here to make sure that you listen to me this time and obey when i tell you, don't clap until i'm finished. nobody listened to me last time. but i do have to give special thanks to all the people that made this happen. and by the way, the most people i need to thank are all the volunteers. so a big thank you to all of you that volunteered. our nevada coach here, lieutenant governor and congressman joe hick. and i want to thank our nevada finance chair mark hutchinson. and the many nevada elected officials throughout the state who have been so crucial to our success here. we are so appreciative. and of course, nevada state director sarah nelson, ryan irwin, nevada state finance director cory christianson. [ applause ] you know, i want to give a special shout-out to dee mcquinn. you're first lady from nevada from a you years ago and she and i served as first ladies together and she's become a good friend of mine. and we so miss her sweet husband, kenny. so a sh

nevada. he's looking at florida in his rear view mirror and governor mitt romney celebrates an important win. where are ron paul and senator rick santorum? in nevada campaigning and senator santorum will be right here to go on the record. but first all important florida primary results. governor mitt romney with a commanding victory. speaker gingrich takes second. and congressman ron paul takes fourth place. >> thomas payne is reported to have said lead, follow or get out of the way. well... mr. president, you were elected to lead. you chose to follow. now, it's time for you to get out of the way. >> primary contests are not easy. they're not supposed to be. this primary and polls our opponents have been watching and they like to comfort themselves that a campaign will leave us divided and weak but i've got news for them. a competitive primary does not divide us. it prepares us, and well win. >> greta: it's not over yet. speaker gingrich is rouing to fight on. >> i'm not going to compete with

of the nevada caucus tonight. we have a first look at the entrance polls. that's what we call it on a caucus night. let's go to tamron hall with some numbers. >> reporter: chris, we have two groups of people that we're watching for tonight. a greater share of the caucusgoers are tea party supporters than we have seen this year. look at this number. 74% of today's caucusgoers say they support the tea parties. that compares to two-thirds of voters in the florida and south carolina primaries and in the iowa caucuses. of course, nevada is the first state in this year's republican contest. mitt romney is mormon. an interesting thing we want to highlight. more mormons than nonmormons will emphasize the importance of moral character. 32% for mormons and 15% for nonmormons. >> thanks, tamron. anthony terrell is in minnesota joined by ron paul. >> chris, i'm joined by dr. ron paul. dr. paul, early numbers coming in expected to get 25%. four years ago you got 14%. how is the increase going? >> i think it's doing well and ho

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of course, nevada state director sarah nelson, nevada senior advisory ryan irwin, nevada state financedirector cory christians christiansen. i want to give a special shout-out to dema gwynn. she and i served together as first ladies together, and she became a very good friend of mine and she's been helpful in this effort. we so miss her sweet husband, kenny. a shout-out to my friend dema, too. thank you all. you know, as i've just been observing things, as i tend to do, i've noticed that mitt has started to win in states that are so important for the general election. he won in new hampshire. that is going to be a very important state in the general election. it's a swing sftate in the general. he did the same thing in florida. that's a very important state to win in the general. we appreciate that. also this state is going to be an important state in the general, and you guys -- [ cheers and applause ] now that we have all of you excited and energized and volunteeri volunteering, we're going to need you again next november. we appreciate that. maybe some of you are all waking up to fi

barely campaigned in nevada, nevada, excuse me.nd he's not been up on the air there, canceled event and stood up the governor interest, he's made just a wreck of the last week campaigning in nevada. it's a mistake, he's counting on a southern sweep on march 6th, super tuesday and the following tuesday, march 13th, it's a long time between now and then, for late breakers who went tonight for mitt romney are going tore mitt romney, to change their minds. he needs money, he needs momentum. he can't finish behind ron paul and he's got to start operating with real campaigns in these states or he's going to lose. >> bill, newt gingrich announced he's going to hold a news conference 11 p.m. eastern and we'll cover it here live on fox. what about the momentum argument that ab makes and the 30,000 foot view? >> well, yeah, mitt romney, if he wins tonight. very good for him. will have won three of five and most of the contests so far and if he can run up more victories in february he'll go with the march, and if he can exceed 51% i think he

thank you, nevada! once again, i am here to -- to make sure that you listen to me this time and obey when i tell you don't clap until i'm finished. nobody listened to me last time. but i do have to give special thanks to all of the people that made this happen. by the way, the most people i need to thank are all the volunteers. a big thank you. >> you are watching this right now. this has got to be, this wife, this spouse, who seems very regular and very loose, actually compared to her husband, must be a big asset in this race. steve schmidt? >> yeah, i was just thinking that. she is an enormous asset in this race. she comes across as down to earth, she is very good, big smile on her face. totally warms up her husband. and i, think the campaign obviously understand that. that's why she is out there right now. she is going to be -- she is going to be a person i think front and center for a lot of this campaign. particularly as he moves forward becoming the nominee of the party. >> i was thinking working

karen, you played a role in having nevada designated as first in the west, why nevada? >> a couple things, they were -- as -- the west had been a place where democrats thought we could see some important gains, because we hadn't been doing as well in the south. when we made those changes to the primary calendar, the republican party essentially adopted the same changes. what we looked at, though, was high latino population, as chuck said it's very different demographic, that these are mostly of mexican descent who tend to be more democratic versus florida, which is a different mix. we also were looking at union density, which is the people who work on the strip. one of the things i note the for tonight, they aren't making any special accommodations for the waitresses, the folks who work along the strip. >> i remember that issue. >> where you had your i.d. you could come within a certain period of time, and they're not doing that. which obviously i suppose is because you don't expect there to be too many republican voters coming out of the strip. >> only after they've lo

not nevada? i hear nevada all the time and it makes me crazy! >> it makes us crazy here!right. sue lowden, many thanks for your time. >> nice to be here. >> the best of office politics including what mitt romney and president obama have in common. we will have it for you here on "weekends with alex witt." when bp made a commitment to the gulf, we knew it would take time, but we were determined to see it through. today, while our work continues, i want to update you on the progress: bp has set aside 20 billion dollars to fund economic and environmental recovery. we're paying for all spill- related clean-up costs. and we've established a 500 million dollar fund so independent scientists can study the gulf's wildlife and environment for ten years. thousands of environmental samples from across the gulf have been analyzed by independent labs under the direction of the us coast guard. i'm glad to report all beaches and waters are open for everyone to enjoy. and the economy is showing progress with many areas on the gulf coast having their best tourism seasons in years. i was b

joining us this evening from nevada is the former nevada goch chair and current ging ri67 supporter suee lost the big mo? it seemed like he -- but it's been downhill ever since. >> well, he's the comeback kid. he's been down and out once or twice before. i'm sure he's planning to make a big comeback. >> tamron hall showed us -- and she stressed the economy, debt and electability on the minds of your fellow nevadaens any surprises in that? >> not at all. i was a presignature and site manager, so i heard firsthand from people who got up and spoke at our precincts. the economy is very much on everybody's mind here. we're the highest unemployment, the highest in foreclosure. people are really hurting here, and they spoke about that in the caucus. they also spoke about electability a lot in our caucus today. >> i recognize your state has been hard-hit i'm won't serious, has that economic message, will that have to change? i'm thinking the fact that 243,000 jobs were added in the last month. the dow had its best close since 2008, and nasdaq had its best clo since december of 2000. all of a su

let's talk about the nevada. it has the fastest hispanic growing population in the nation. 26 percent i understand. and the most vocal proponent of immigration is mitt romney. yet it appears he's doing extremely well and will probably win in nevada tonight. how do you explain that? what does this tell you going forward in the national election? >> well, i don't know, judge, if it tells us a lot about nevada and the hispanic or latino population there. at least according to the entrance polls going in it's 5 percent hispanic latino call themselves hispanic latino of all of the caucus goers. how they broke down we will find out in the next few minutes. the population very small at least self identified going into the caucus site. the immigration issue the stamps by mitt romney is a big general election issue. democrats will try to hit on that hard because the democratic plan to reelect president obama has a pathway to western states. that is a part of the reelection. they hope to take some of those rern states espe

he is not in nevada. he's in colorado springs working ahead towards that caucus battle coming up on tuesday. that is what his campaign has been doing all day long today. talking about these upcoming caucuses in colorado, minnesota. the campaign is touting the endorsement romney picked up earlier today from the "denver post." he's got surrogates in maine which had its caucuses starting today. results won't come out until a week from now. this is a race for second place between newt gingrich and ron paul. mitt romney will get good news if ron paul somehow beats newt gingrich in this state. that will go once again to this air of inevitability for mitt romney. ron paul is not seen as a viable threat to mitt romney, but newt gingrich is. if ron paul can come out ahead of newt gingrich, that is good news for mitt romney. >> that is a beautiful shot behind you. we are going to move off jim real quick and go to brianna keilar standing by for us at newt gingrich's headquarters. what are the expectations for tonigh

hablamos del juego electoral donde en la asamblea de nevada, mitt romney sumÓ otro triunfo su carreracia la candidatura republicana. >> gracias, fÉlix, mitt romney es el ganador por una amplia diferencia seÑalando que su nominaciÓn es inevitable. las encuestas le daban la ventaja y los votantes le dieron la razÓn, esta noche romney continÚa acumulando delegados. ♪ >> es la segunda victoria consecutiva para ex gobernador de massachusetts, luego de triunfar en florida romney se lleva el premio de nevada tras pasar el dÍa haciendo campaÑa en colorado, romney regresa las vegas para celebrar junto a quienes se dieron entriunfo. >> seÑor presidente, nevada, ya ha tenido suficiente de su tipo de ayuda. >> romney tenÍa mucha confianza para esto, ya que hace cuatro aÑos ganÓ en nevada y su fe republicana aquÍ lo ayuda, esta noche, en lugar de un tradicional discruso, decidiÓ dar una conferencia de prensa. >> yo serÉ candidato a la presidencia de los estados unidos. >> ¿cuÁn importantes fueron los hispanos en la victoria de mitt romney esta noche en nevada? se estima que el 5% de los votantes r

whether they're in nevada or not. that is the future of facebook and who will make money and how much they will make. so tell us a little bit, when should you and i think about, ha ha, selling our stock? >> sadly it's not going to be happening for me until i get out of the business. but i would say, if you can get your hands on facebook stock early, the day that it debuts on the market, i would say go for it. go for it as soon as you can. because this stuff is going to be on the rise, conservatively, at least for the next year. possibly the next two years. beyond that, in technology, these companies come and go, it can happen at a moment's notice. but i don't think anybody in the tech community sees that the facebook credits, facebook gets one-third of that. as the use of facebook credits is growing revenue from facebook credits is growing, as people use their facebook profiles and they give facebook all the status, facebook uses that data to make lucrative advertising products. and they're selling like hot cakes. it'

let's talk about nevada. it's not nevada. it's nevada. they'll tell you about that out here. 28 delegates are at stake. that's less than florida. but here it's proportionate. this is like florida. closed caucuses open only to registered republicans. we have 120 caucus sites across the statement unlike iowa, remember the caucus sites all opened at the same time through the evening. it's very different here. there's one caucus late in the evening here. we're going to get our first results at about 8:00 eastern, 5:00 local. so that's a little bit of a lay of the land, susan. >> paul, romney not ginot givin. what are they saying about newt gingrich? >> reporter: remember, he won a few years ago. he is the favorite, the the overwhelming favorite here he's not attacking gingrich anymore. now he's directing his fire power once again at president barack obama. as for gingrich, we've seen him pretty tough against romney in the last couple of days, really going after the comments romney made about really not caring about poor people. also, remember

what does he need to do in nevada?t's got to get back to, he's got to get back on offense. i think there was too much talk about how much he's being hammered, all the negative ads very reminiscent of the last time he surged as the front-runner position. he at his best when he is playing offense. you know, newt is sort of the charles barclay of political candidates. barclay once said i ain't on this league to play defense. newt is best with the ball in his hands dribbling towards the basket. when he's trying to get back on defense, that's not his best. he's got to get back on offense and get back on offense in those southern states where romney is going to have a lot of trouble winning delegates. >> did you see any indication of that happening with his speech last night? he didn't call mitt romney and congratulate him. in his speech, he talked about all these grand things he would do following his inauguration. is he playing that offense that you say he needs to play? >> i think that's a good first step. i think newt is

cbs news, las vegas, nevada. >> ron paul and rick santorum bypassed the nevada caucuses. campaign in states that have caucuses. he came in a strong third. rick santorum who came in fourth in nevada was in colorado today saying that state is quote, wide open. >>> kcbs radio reporter has been covering the nevada caucuses. he explains how romney won nevada, what that victory means for him and what comes next for the gop nomination? >> romney expected to win in nevada and he delivered big time. supporters outnumbered those, about 25% of the voter said they were mormon and more than 90% of them voted for romney. he also won big among conservatives and those who want to nominate someone who can beat bough. this gives romney back to back wins. sets him up as the inevitable nominee. even casino owner, the richest man in las vegas, and an newt gingrich supporter is sending signals he is ready to put millions behind romney. president obama carried it four years ago and needs to do so again. but romney hopes that the winning organization he built here will switch to silver state int

nevada tiene 28 delegados.ante es que no se van a repartir a un solo candidato sino que se van a repartir proporcionalmente, segÚn resulte los candidatos en estas elecciones, en esta asamblea de nevada. vamos inmediatamente a ver a los candidatos como estÁn hasta este momento. tiene a esta el momento el que mayor cantidad de delegados tiene,84, un total de 27 delegados 10 delegados ocho delegados. ud. se preguntarÁ cÓmo va la reparticiÓn? hasta el momento 129 pero cuando sobrepasan los 28 de nevada vamos a llegar hasta 157, y aquÍ viene lo interesante. ¿ cuÁntos delegados debe tener un candidato para conseguir un precandidato para conseguir la nominaciÓn presidencial y alcanzar a competir en las elecciones con el presidente obama= es este nÚmero : 1144 delegados debe tener de un total de 2286 delegados que se reparten,. ¿ el tiempo tienen estos candidatos para obtener este nÚmeros mÁgico? tiene todo este tiempo, todo este espacio,1 total de 45 eventos electorales entre asambleas y elecciones primarias en las cu

plus, on to nevada with newt gingrich focused. but will his big money donor follow with his cash after that huge lawsuit in florida? >>>. >> and and as always in parting, we wish you love, peace, and soul. >> new information on death of tv legend don cornelius, dead at the age of 75. we look back on how peace love and soul changed tv. plus cornelius and the reverend al sharpton, 36 years ago, and what the reverend said today about the loss of his friend. and the "news nation" gut check. planned parenthood as 0ds with the nation's leading breast cancer charity, susan g. komen for the cure accusing that charity of bowing to anti-abortion activists. >> and everyone, i'm tamron hall. we're following mitt romney trying to clarify a comment he made earlier today, less than 24 hours after winning the florida primary, romney said in an interview with cnn he didn't care about the very poor but he then emphasized he wants to concentrate on the middle class. here's what he said. >> there's no question. it's not good being poor and we have a

important day in nevada for you.ery much. >> thank you, gregg. >> a new document dump by the white house related to the solyndra scandal. deliver add stack of internal documents and e-mails concerning the bankrupt solar panel maker and the multi-million dollar loan guarantee. doug kelly is live in washington. welcome. what do these new documents reveal if anything? >> they show among other things that the energy department made a conditional loan commitment to the solar company solyndra in march of 2009 months before the full loan. the white house says that was in earlier e-mails and no evidence of political pressure. the republicans remain convinced the white house has been stone walling. in a statement leading republicans say quote it is wrong for the white house to continue the charade insisting those advisors closest to the president were not involved in solyndra when documents show otherwise. larry summers, carol browner, david axle rod, dan pheiffer, jay carney and success teal yaw mo munos were part of the dis

cbs news, las vegas, nevada. >> political reporter has been covering the nevada caucuses for us in las vegas and tonight, he explains what a win means for romney and what is next in the fight for the republican nomination. >> mitt romney expected to win in nevada and he delivered big time. at the caucus meetings we went to, the supporters outnumbered combined, about 25% of the voters said they were mormon and 90% of them voted for romney. he also went big among conservatives and especially those who simply want to no nominate someone who can beat barack obama. this gives romney back to back wins now. first florida and nevada, it sets him up and will widen his lead. even sheldon, the richest man in las vegas and a newt gingrich supporter is sending signals he is ready to put his millions behind romney once gingrich drops out. president obama carried it four years ago and needs to do so again to win reelection. romney hopes the winning organization he built will switch the silver state into the gop column in the general election. the race moves on to colorado and minnesota next tuesday a

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now a strong finniish in nevada. now he's playing in colorado, missouri and minnesota where it looks like he'll probably do very, very well in colorado. he's leading in the polls substantially. and i think he'll play well in missouri and minnesota, you know. newt gingrich isn't even on the ballot in missouri. so it is a -- there is momentum that needs to keep going here, but i think romney has it in his hand right now. >> let's talk more about nevada and this real fight for second place. it was pretty close between newt gingrich and ron paul. in some circles, winning second place is almost as important as first place. how meaningful will this be for newt gingrich? >> well, i think, you know, in terms of coming in second place, especially in nevada, gingrich -- i think he's ruined his chances in nevada and his national momentum because of his speech last night. i think it really hurt him to come across so negative instead of just offering, he had a concise maybe couple of minutes on, you know, the future and ideas and

one big advantage, romney, a mormon, hams the support of nevada -- has the support of nevada's largeormon population. the way it works 28 del gas up - delegates up for grabs and it's not a winner takes all like florida. it will be divided proportionately. >> so does donald trump play into this or does it really matter at all anywhere? >> reporter: we can say this is an interesting endorsement. we do remember that donald trump wanted to be president of the united states. now we have him endorsing mitt romney. will it impact this raise -- race, depends on who you are. you're tapped into where they stand, it really may not make a difference, kelly. >> we'll stay tuned. thanks for that report from washington today. >>> the mayor of topeka, kansas is make some waves. he's proposing a ban on hooded sweatshirts and baseball caps in the city. the mayor said it would cut down on crime. they have a hard time identifying criminals on surveillance pictures because they can never see their faces. good luck with that one. >>> all new coming up at 6:00, teach ares in harford county will be getting