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tracy morgan. >> i'm old-school. don't mess with tracy. you might get pregnant. >> there's a lot of fighting on "jersey shore" tonight. it didn't take long for tensions to flare up. >> chris paul. >> all of the clippers fans who have been here for a long time, we're going to give them something to cheer about. >> jimmy: oh, hi. with news about neebo, who is giving out textbook rentals this month. the textbooks are expensive. something that this college student knows all-too well. >> hi. i'm guillermo. this is my house of textbooks. textbooks cost so much money, i have to live in them. >> too. >> guillermo, we're going for 5 cent wing night. you want to come in. >> i can't. i don't have 5 cents because i have to buy textbooks like this one. >> you should get free textbook rentals from neebo like we do. >> free textbook rental at neebo? tell me more. >> at neebo, you can use money to rent textbooks. >> and i can move to a real house. that's great news, ladies. you want to go for a swim? >> you have a pool in that little house? >> no. but i h

for clark kellogg, verne lundquist, let's go back to tracy wolfson. >> tracy: welcome to the "road to the final four" and, seth, we saw the conclusion of the florida-duke game. >> seth: three screens here. is it really my job to watch the three games? and all due credit to tennessee pulling out their win. and it's rivers tieing it up. and florida state brings it down the court and at the buzzer, clearly before, hits the 3-point shot and florida state. and clearly he beat the buzzer and the duke blue devils go down to the same florida state seminoles that embarrassed north carolina. they are also do it on the road and have knocked off the two supposedly best teams in the a.c.c. >> tracy: how hot are the seminoles? >> seth: very much. >> tracy: and late breaking news, a report that sources say that joe paterno is fear death. family members and close friends are being summoned to the hospital to say final good-byes. and that will just about do it for us. a look for what you will see tonight on cbs. and a reminder, the "road to the final four" continues next saturday. a match-up with texa

for clark kellogg, verne lundquist, let's go back to tracy wolfson. >> tracy: welcome to the "road to the final four" and, seth, we saw the conclusion of the florida-duke game. >> seth: three screens here. is it really my job to watch the three games? and all due credit to tennessee pulling out their win. and it's rivers tieing it up. and florida state brings it down the court and at the buzzer, clearly before, hits the 3-point shot and florida state. and clearly he beat the buzzer and the duke blue devils go down to the same florida state seminoles that embarrassed north carolina. they are also do it on the road and have knocked off the two supposedly best teams in the a.c.c. >> tracy: how hot are the seminoles? >> seth: very much. >> tracy: and late breaking news, a report that sources say that joe paterno is fear death. family members and close friends are being summoned to the hospital to say final good-byes. and that will just about do it for us. a look for what you will see tonight on cbs. and a reminder, the "road to the final four" continues next saturday. a match-up with texa

back to you, lynn. >> tracie potts for us in washington. tracie, thank you.nd don't miss tonight's nbc's republican presidential debate. it's moderated by brian williams live from the university of florida tampa bay and it begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern on this nbc station. >>> arizona congress won gabriel rah give fords is resigning from congress. since then giffords has been in rehab learning to speak and walk again, but that job is not complete, and she will step down to focus on her recovery. nbc's jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: it was just over a year ago that the gunshots rang out in tucson. six people killed, a dozen injured, including arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords shot in the head at point range. >> they don't remember much from that horrible day, but i will never forget the trust you leave in me to be your voice. >> reporter: a voice rarely heard since the attack, a voice that this weekend announced after five years in congress, her public career would be put on hold. >> i will step down this week. >> reporter: in the youtube video, gi

and tracy davis republican strategist and former speechwriter for george h.w. bush in our studios in new york welcome to both of you tracy doesn't look to me like you're in new york are you. i am not in your studio ok i'm sorry i did yeah there you go ok great to see you both john if i could ask you first uncommitted what's what's the strategy here with regard to the democrats or the least the democratic caucuses i mean most people don't even realize that there's a democratic caucus going on right now in iowa. well that's true most people aren't aware of the fact that there are democratic caucuses in iowa but they are taking place and the occupy wall street movement as well as groups like iowa citizens for community improvement and others have been advocating for some time the citizens out of go to the caucuses both democratic and republican caucuses and register their support for an uncommitted slate i.e. a slate that would go to the democratic over republican national conventions committed not to barack obama or any of the republican candidates but to a set o

all right, tracie potts for us in washington.racie, thanks. >>> as president obama entered the capital for his speech, he was overheard congratulating defense secretary leon panetta, apparently for the success of a daring u.s. raid into somalia this morning to free two hostages, including an american woman. american navy s.e.a.l.s in helicopters flew into a pirate base in somalia. they exchanged gunfire with the kidnappers and rescued american jessica boou canna and co-worker from denmark. the two aid workers were taken hostage in october as they helped clear mines. the rescuers and the hostages are all out safely of somalia. >>> well, today is the first anniversary of the start of the revolution in egypt. protesters are back in ta rear square to express their dissatisfaction with current conditions. after the popular uprising toppled the government of hosni mubarak, demonstrators are still waiting for a civilian democratic government. egypt's military rulers, who are under increasing pressure, say they are partially lifting the

tracy felt sorry for him.the library she offered to help shawn with his homework. >> casual conversation, nothing seemed out of the ordinary, and then when the class was over for that period, left and went about my way. >> reporter: for monthly, the encounter was anything but casual. he started following tracy around school and kept it up the next year when they both went to high school. she asked him to stop, but that just led to phone calls and disturbing letters. in one he writes, my blood will stain your hands forever. tracy suffered through his harassment throughout high school, even after moll was expelled. she went to police and got a restraining order. >> he went to my previous employer, and trying to find my sister at her employer. >> reporter: in 2001 he was sentenced to 8 years for stalking. that didn't stop him. >> at first it was writing to tracy, calling the house, and then it was trying to get magazine subscriptions in her name, and then trying to get other inmates to write. >> upon getting out,

tracy white can say well i think we might prevail today? what is this where a football player can't say, yeah, i think we'll probably win? who is going to believe if the player himself doesn't believe, and if he believes, why doesn't he say so? one of my problems with what you guys do all the time, you talk to these dudes and they never say nothing for goodness sake. i tried with tracy by the way, over and over and over again. who's going to win the game? he wouldn't say anything. i don't know if that's belichick, but opinion board material or whatever it is, what's wrong with these guys if they won't talk. >> very a local guy coming up later in sports who did predict who's going to win. we're going to visit a couple local ties here in the super bowl. >> i hope he said something more than tracy did. back to you. >>> more coming up from those two in indianapolis, thanks, guys. they'll be reporting live from indianapolis all week leading up to the super bowl. >> you can watch the big game on sunday only on nbc 4. >>> a targeted attack, invest

nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with more on all of this. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. good morning, everyone. let's talk about romney and those taxes. he said not until april when the 2011 taxes are ready. now he says i'll release them early. in fact, i'll do it this week. he says, why not? santorum also planning to release his taxes now. gingrich already did. he paid almost $1 million in taxes. that expected to be a big topic at debate in tampa tonight. florida voters getting a chance to decide who they want to represent their state as a winner in this primary that's coming up in just about a week now. coming out of south carolina, newt gingrich now has the momentum. he has not been on top of the polls in florida, but after his big and somewhat unexpected win in south carolina, he takes that momentum into florida. rick santorum thinks he can win because if he puts it i'm the only candidate who's won a state so far that isn't in my backyard. >> tracie, thank you. don't miss tonight's nbc news republican presidentia

live in des moines, i'm tracie potts, nbc news. >> thank you, tracie. president obama is wasting no time getting back in front of voters after a ten-day hawaiian vacation. mr. obama has a full schedule today, including a live web chat with supporters in iowa tonight. as the caucuses are unfolding. tomorrow, he will travel to ohio, a state expected to play a key role in the presidential campaign. >>> while the politicians fight for votes, a disabled east bay man is fighting to keep his home. he's facing foreclosure and was supposed to be evicted this morning. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in oakland with the homeowner who says he's not going anywhere. christie, good morning. >> good morning to you. the homeowner told me he got notice to be out at 6:01 am this morning. he is there and he's getting help to try to save the home where he has lived for 26 years. first as a renter and then he bought the home. he broke his neck and is disabled but was paying through social security. he says he thought his mortgage was a 30-year fixed. it wasn't. the pay

tracy is with us exclusively.ing to you. >> good morning. >> i want to start by picking up on what aditi said. you barely knew this guy. had you gone on a date with him you would have had more legal ammuniti ammunition. why is that? >> they say it would have been around a domestic violence protection order. a stronger, tougher protection. i could have had if i would have gone on a date. >> ironic twist. 26 1/2 years, that's what he was sentenced to. how does it feel to know that? >> it feels really good. unfortunately i don't think it's over. he still writes letters from prison. >> even now during this time in prison he continues to try to contact you and your family. >> correct. >> it seems it's mostly been through letters that he's harassed you over the 19 years. did he ever do anything toward you or toward your family members that you would say was violent? >> the only the things he did, there was two instances, one where he let my sister know he was on his way to her employer and then there was another instanc

live in san francisco, traci grant. >> sign of the time. thank you, traci. for the first time since 2002, the niners are back in the playoffs. last minute strike is delaying the san jose earthquakes and their plans for a new south bay stadium. the neighborhood group around the proposed site filed an appeal before today's deadline citing noise and traffic. they want to build a $60 million, 18,000 seat stadium on 74 acres near mineta san jose airport. the city's planning commission will hear the issue again before it can approve the planned development permit issued last month. the earliest chance for that hearing is january 25th. >>> 2012 and make a new car. industry experts say many of us are buying new vehicles and expected to stay the course during this year. a report by the associated press shows u.s. auto sales may reach 13.8 million this year edging close to the 14 million mark, the traditional measure of a healthy market. experts attribute the growth to easier credit, low interest rates and pent up demand for cars and trucks created by the recession. a

tran, tracy? [applause] tracy has not made it yet. so really, thank you very much. and for joining us and hope to see you again next year. and it's so special that our new police chief is with us. and would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> i don't think that that was actually a question. [laughter] i'm just really pleased to be here. i wasn't prepared to say anything. but just the culture and what it does for the community, it really does leave me without much to say other than thank you for everybody does. and thanks for having me. [applause] >> thank you, chief. and thank you, claudine. i hope you were able to meet some. greeters in the lobby before the event started. and you may have noticed they were selling these little pins. you see this a.p.a. heritage month pin? it's the image of the heritage month logo designed in the form and shape of an a. and it's a beautiful piece. but what is even more important is all the proceeds from the sale of this pin will go to the japanese cultural

. >>> tracy morgan is recovering after an awards ceremony. what witnesses had to say that day. >>> video, in the aftermath of a flight in san francisco. bowlers crushed a car and evacuation of an apartment building. public works department plans to put a barrier up in case loose debris causes problems. no one was hurt. >>> dark and rainy for many across southern california. this is time lapsed photography showing the skies clearing late in the day and there is your rainbow. good to see the rainbow coming in after the storm clouds move through. >>> we are definitely looking at the fact that we are not going to see rainbows. we will start to see sunshine moving in here as we go throughout the day. satellite, radar, a lot of clouds, we are starting to get breaks in the clouds. more as we go in to the afternoon. temperatures this morning, lots of clouds out there, we are mile, around 41 degrees, lots of moisture, we are saturated with the humidity coming in 100%. more of the same in to goldsboro. 47 degrees, close to 50. i'm forecasting a high at

tracy potts is here in washington with all of the details. good morning, tracy. >> good morning, lynn. >> reporter: the millionare front-runner has a couple of financial problems down with the voters in south carolina. first of all, the $374,000 he got in speaking fees last year in an amount he describes not much before the actual amount was released. and also the 15% effective tax rate that he is paying romney in an interview said, he explained it's from an investment, not from wages that tax rates could be doubled. romney has promised to release his tax returns but not right away. he says he'll do it in april which, he says, it's traditionally when candidates tend to do that, after the most recent return is ready. but, yesterday, one of his strongest supporters chris christie called on him to release those tax returns sooner. sooner is better than later, christie said. in response, romney says he will wait until april to release those returns. expect this issue to come up tonight at the second debate in south carolina. that debate just days

nbc's tracie potts joins us live from tampa with the latest.racie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. good morning, everyone. those numbers give us a sense of what may happen as the polls now open here in florida. of course, we'll know by the end of the day, but according to the exit polls from those early voters that you mentioned, mitt romney has a two-to-one advantage. >> thank you for all your work. i need your vote tomorrow. get out there and vote. >> reporter: he's got reason to feel confident. take a look at the polls. here's why. >> newt has a ton of baggage. >> reporter: romney and his super pac are bombarding the state with ads, most of them negative. it's part of romney's new game plan. >> he's been flailing around a bit trying to go after me. you just watch it and shake your head. it's been painfully revealing to watch. >> we're going to beat money power with people power. we're going to go all the way to the convention. >> reporter: gingrich may be closing the gap in two weekend polls. he's down by just five to seven po

nbc's tracie potts reports. >> ron paul! ron paul! >> reporter: this late in the game for many voters, it's not just about issues, it's about trust. >> and i trust him. i don't trust anybody else in politics. >> you heard it here first. ron paul is going to carry iowa. >> reporter: it's possible. paul is polling just two points behind front-runner mitt romney, who boldly predicted victory monday. >> we're going to win this thing with all of our passion and strength. >> reporter: rick santorum thinks he can win too, and iowa's biggest poll suggests he's moving in that direction. >> i didn't have the money to compete here, but we were able to do it. why? because money doesn't buy iowa. >> reporter: newt gingrich claims money, romney's negative ads, knocked him out of the top three. now he seems ci

tracie potts joins us from washington with more on that.racie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, lynn. just five of them, but what a debate last night. this one was rough from the very beginning with romney on defense. >> i know that people are going to come after me. i know president obama's going to come after me. the record is pretty darn good. >> reporter: slammed for heading an investment firm accused of mass layoffs, romney did say he'd consider releasing his tax records this spring. >> i have nothing in them to suggest any problem. >> mitt, renewe need for you to release your income tax so the people of this country can see how you made your money. >> reporter: some of the sharpest exchanges involved negative ads like ron paul's on rick santorum. >> i only had one problem. i couldn't get all the things in i wanted to say in one minute. >> reporter: newt gingrich versus romney. >> it's probably the biggest hoax since big foot. >> reporter: and the ad romney's political action committee ran against santorum. >> if i had something in the s

nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with a preview of tonight's speech.racie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. a critical speech for the president. effectively an argument here for a second term. he's expected to address the big topic, jobs and the economy, drawing distinctions between himself and republicans, what he wants to do, what congress has not done, chiding them for inaction. he's also expected to reflect on national security wins, the death of osama bin laden, the end of the iraq war, and the u.s. involvement in the arab spring. new proposals expected for manufacturing, for housing, people trying to stay in their homes, and college. yes, saying again that wealthy people should pay more taxes. he will call it economic fair play instead of class warfare. among those attending tonight, congresswoman gabrielle giffords, who announced over the weekend she's retiring, that she's leaving congress, but she will attend tonight, we're told, after attending one last event in her district in tucson. lynn. >> tracie, thank you. >>> nbc news wil

. >> and tucson remembers on the eve of the anniversary of the shooting, ben tracy has the story of a woman who survived and the little girl who didn't. >> held the hand of a nine-year-old and watched the life go out of her eyes. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening, i am anthony mason, with just three days to go before the first primary of this election year in new hampshire, the republican candidates are gearing up for a 1-2 punch of televised debates. round 1 is tonight in manchester, with all eyes on the front runner and the rivals who hope to block his path. >> jan crawford is in manchester tonight, good eastern, jan. >> tonight and tomorrow we have it all here in new hampshire, a front run whore is looking to cement his status, we have the surging challenger trying to grab the lead and a couple of former front runners who are fighting to get back in. it is setting the stage for what is shaping up to be let's say a real melee in manchester. >> desperate to stop an early mitt romney knockout, newt gingrich is pummelling the former massachuset

jeff geoff tracy received three tickets in the plan of eight days on foxhall road thanks to a new speedamera. the tickets cost between $125 and $150, and he wants to help other people avoid that same fate. so in addition to putting a warning in his news letter, he is actually paying someone to stand near the camera with a sign warning drivers to slow down. >> for seven days, for about 40 hours, i will pay for guy to be out there, just kind of warning people. letting them snow, slow down. i deserve the ticket, i should have been traveling the speed limit, but it just seems like a lot. >> tracy says some of hez pli hs have received tickets from the cameras. it's one of nine new speed cameras installed in the district. >> you know the chef is thinking that's better money spent at his restaurant. >> i went down foxhall road yesterday. i'm waiting for the mail. >> our director kurt said remember, the speeding ticket used to be $40, 50 dollars, now it's over a hundred dollars. all right. tell me if you get a ticket. >> i will. i'll take up a collection. >>> 42 degrees. searching for clues int

we are waiting on a big problem in the tracy area that you should know about.et you know all about that straight ahead. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now at 6:44. san francisco police waiting out a burglar suspect happen he's hiding somewhere out there. police say the suspect broke into a nearby apartment building and stole jewelry last night. >>> overnight police search in san jose ended an hour ago. sheriffs deputies say a robbery suspect that was hiding out near an apartment complex on moorpark avenue surrounderred without a fight. luckily no one was hurt. >>> in politics mitt romney beat rick santorum by eight votes last night in the iowa caucuses. most of the candidates are taking their campaigns to new hampshire ahead of next tuesday's primary there. there are signs that rick perry and michele bachmann may be thinking about dropping out of the race after poor showings in iowa. >>> the demolition of an old san francisco jail is set to begin in less than four hours. ktvu

approaching 70 toward santa clara and brentwood, tracy, oakley and in discovery bay.e're talking about 68 degrees in santa rosa. the coast will remain in the upper 50s but the fog will clear. the extended forecast get a good look at it. 59 to 69 degrees. that will be the temperature span for friday. offshore flow kicks in over the weekend. and it appears as if we'll have nothing but sunny skies and onshore flow moves back into the bay area rolling in the clouds from monday through thursday. right now we're looking out live cbs 5 weather camera towards the bay waters where it's hard to tell this but we are shrouded in several decks of clouds right now. that still is causing delays on some arriving flights at sfo up to two hours. and again we do have fog at the coast and we'll see some of the fog redevelop towards the inland areas, as well. >> can i ask, is that why it's taken the fog so long to burn off in the morning? >> today we had an area of low pressure system that smushed it down but the offshore flow will mix it up earlier tomorrow. nothing but sunshine over the

. >> pelley: ben tracy in alaska where the national guard has come to the rescue of a town in deep, deep trouble. and a white house interview with th the first lady. cbs "this morning"'s gail king as asks michelle obama about her advice to the president. >> i am one of his biggest confidantes but he has dozens of really smart people who surround him. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from manchester, new hampshire. >> pelley: good evening. the polls are still open, but not much longer in the first presidential primary of 2012. mitt romney, who essentially tied for first in the iowa ca caucuses last week, is hoping far decisive win tonight to give him momentum heading into the south carolina primary next week. one big question tonight: who will emerge as the anti-romney alternative? when we asked voters leaving the poll what is they were looking for in a candidate, the largest group, 33%, told us the ability to defeat president experience. we can also tell you that many voters decided on a candidate la late. 19% made up their mi

i'm tracie potts. back to you. >> tracie, thank you. >>> entrance polls before the caucuses showed why santorum and romney fared so well with iowa voters. the survey showed santorum was popular with tea party and evangelical voters, who make up about 60% of all caucus voters, while about one-third of voters wanted a candidate who could beat president obama in november, and about half of voters see mitt romney as that effort. meanwhile, ron paul used his strong grass roots effort to win over younger voters and led a preference for all caucusgoers under the age of 30. stick with nbc 4 and nbcwashington.com this morning for more on the iowa caucuses, what the candidates are saying, and the run-up to the polls next week in new hampshire. >>> d.c. council member harry thomas is in talks with prosecutors to reach a plea agreement. no agreement has been reached at this time. thomas is being investigated for misspending $300,000 in district funds. fbi and irs agents raided his home last month. he has not been

. >>> the chp has cleared a big rig accident in tracy. this blocked off part of i-205 for hours this morning. officers say that the semi truck caused the crash when it tried to pass a cement truck. it sideswiped cars causing the semi to flip. it was hauling boxes and furniture before it overturned and blocked a lane of traffic. it took crews about four hours to clean up the mess. >>> s.w.a.t. teams in vallejo knocked down fences, hunting for a man suspected of killing a vallejo police officer. and the city of vallejo may face a new lawsuit for the property damage that was left behind. homeowners filed claims requesting $11,000 in damages. last november, officers were combing the neighborhood for a bank robbery suspect accused of

tracie potts has more from new hampshire. good morning to you. >> reporter: veronica, good morning. all of these candidates now say they're moving on to south carolina. in fact, some are already there this morning but now only one can claim victory in two states. >> thank you, new hampshire. >> reporter: mitt romney scored a decisive victory. today he heads to south carolina, focused on president obama. >> we're asking the good people of south carolina to join the citizens of new hampshire and make 2012 the year he runs out of time. >> he certainly had a clear-cut victory but we're nibbling at his heels. >> reporter: ron paul ran strong among independents and young voters here. jon huntsman calls his third place finish a solid, comfortable position. >> we proved a point, that this state wants its candidates to earn it the old-fashioned way. that's on the ground, handshake by handshake. >> reporter: newt gingrich failed to break into the top

tracy never been no coward. never in my life. i don't shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful.] on my block as a little kid. you know what i'm saying? you don't come up with coward. >> following his outburst washington is returned to the hole. >> hey. is it longer than an hour? is it longer than an hour? >> when our producer checked in on washington a few days later, she found him working out in his cell. >> since i last saw you, you were refusing sny. so tell me what's going on? >> they got me this the hole. they charged me with a 115. probably transfer me off to another pen. i'm reputable. i have been walking these lines for 20 years. i'm not no coward. >>> coming up on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> the last time i was here me and the boyfriend lived in the same cell. we had the matching comforter and the matching jackets. >> he can't figure out why all the other inmates are complaining. >>> at the spring creek correctional center in alaska we encountered a number of inmates who assured us despite the natural beauty surrounding the prison, they felt it was hell on earth

tracie potts live at nbc's election headquarters in manchester, new hampshire, live with latest. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. by the end of the day this could be the story of two candidates, mitt romney and perhaps john huntsman. huntsman pegged his chances on new hampshire and based on numbers, the poll numbers it looks like that might have been a smart move. >> reporter: this is bedford, new hampshire's largest polling place, statewide 250,000 people expected to vote in the republican primary. >> i think it was pretty clear who the upfront candidate is. >> reporter: it's mitt romney slipping, but stronger today than yesterday, according to suffolk university's overnight poll. >> i have strong faith and feeling that he'll turn this country around. >> reporter: he's double digits ahead of ron paul but moving up overnight, jon huntsman. he's doubled support in new hampshire in four days. focusing on romney and trust. >> whoever is our party's

tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. republicans don't think they'd ever seen anything like this. we heard from the candidates, and then hours later we got the official rutesults. it looks like mitt romney is the winner, but also a very big night for rick santorum, who was within single digits, but now within just eight votes of winning this one. here's what they both had to say hours before we got the official numbers. >> this is a campaign night where america wins. we're going to change the white house and get america back on track. >> we are off to new hampshire. the message i shared with you tonight is not an iowa message or an iowa and south carolina message, it is a message that will resonate across this land. >> reporter: for now santorum may not be the biggest threat to romney, the front-runner. it may be newt gingrich, who in a passionate speech last night said he's going after romney's record. there have been lots of negative ads here against gingrich funded by romney and his political action committee. also, t

ben tracy's in arizona. and a postscript to the cold war, a missile silo goes condo. "on the road" with steve hartman. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: there f there's one number the presidential candidates are watching as closely as the polls it's the unemployment rate. today the labor department reported the rate fell two-tenths of a point last month to 8.5%. that's the lowest level since n three years. job creation picked up as well. the economy cranked out 200,000 new jobs in december bringing the total for the year to 1.64 million new jobs. we asked anthony mason to tell us where all those new jobs are. >> reporter: december's hiring surge was led by the transportation sector which added 50,000 jobs. most were messenger or currier positions and may only be seasonal. but the economy's overall grow growth-- 200,000 new jobs-- was the best since september. what do you make of this number? >> it's a pretty solid number. >> reporter: economist julia coronado liked the gain in manufacturing jobs-- 23,000 of them.

tracie potts is in florida. >> mitt romney's campaign schedule a last minute lunch time event in tampa. >> if i am the nominee, i will go aggressively after president obama's failed record. >> we are desperate for someone who is qualified to be president. >> most early voters think that is romney. gingrich says he is in this race through summer, and supporters think he has something romney doesn't. >> i am looking for an old dog, somebody who can fight . newt is the guy i would like to have on my back. >> conservative candidates will get far more votes than romney. >> herman cain told nbc that he could switch. >> i am committed to supporting whoever is the nominee. >> we already know that early voting for this date is up 20% over four years ago, but there are some predictions that the overall turnout for today could end up in the war. from tampa, i am tracie potts, wbal tv 11 news. >> it seems as though we are putting winter on the back burner. it feels more like spring right now 59 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. we have the next few hours to warm up in the afternoon. winds southwest at 9

nbc's tracie potts is live from des moines. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. this was certainly a nail-biter. just hours ago we learned the results. mitt romney claiming victory here after what we believe to be the closest caucus in history, so close we had to wait until every last vote was counted. >> congratulations to governor mitt romney, winner of the 2012 iowa caucuses. >> reporter: hours after the candidates spoke, they call it, mitt romney wins by just eight votes. >> this is a campaign night where america wins. >> reporter: senator john mccain is expected to endorse romney in new hampshire. it's a big win for rick santorum, he got 25% after polling in single digits just a few weeks ago. >> we will be in new hampshire. we'll leave tomorrow. we'll spend our time there. with your help and god's grace, we'll have another fun night a week from now. >> reporter: ron paul came in third and thanked the enthusiastic crowd of supporters. >> we will go on, raise the money. >> reporter: romney's biggest challenge may come from newt gingrich attacked romney's reco

ben tracy in alaska where the national guard has come to the rescue of a town in deep, deep trouble. and a white house interview with the first lady. cbs this morning's gayle king asks michelle obama about her advice to the president. >> i am one of his biggest confidants, but he has dozens of really smart people who surround him. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from manchester, new hampshire. special western edition. good evening. mitt romney is now 2-for-2 in the race for the republican presidential nomination at this moment he is giving his victory speech here in manchester new hampshire. cbs projects he has won today's new hampshire primary with the help of both moderates and conservatives. ron paul is leading jon huntsman for second place. here's a look at the tabulated votes so far. 21% of the vote in, ron paul is running strong in second place with huntsman at 17%. our projections are based on the early vote count. on the polling that we did of voters after they cast their ballots. when we asked those voters what t

that's the one traci is on. >> just awesome. >> reporter: bill white is the first in a study of whetheratient's own stem cells can repair damaged nerves. >> it's just like having a birthday when you're 8 years old. you're happy. >> reporter: 20 years of medical detective work finally paying off. scientists can now use an mri to see the damage ms does to the brain, allowing them to develop those new drugs that transform lives. so, today, traci can put her shoes on, drive a car and admire the changing face of ms. >> now i can see out of both eyes. i have 20/40 vision. >> reporter: 20/40 vision. and she was blind in one eye before. ms is about as complex as diseases get. when ill see this kind of progress for this, gives me hope we can make this kind of progress on just about any disease. >> i can tell how excited you are. do we know why it affects women more than men? >> reporter: we don't. most of the auto immune diseases are more common in women. >> just no idea why. >> reporter: that's right. >> okay, rich besser, thank you. >>> and still ahead, can your dog really read your mind? ther