captioning funded by cbs >> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, january 30, 2012. >>> good morning everyone. i'm terrell brown. the race toward tomorrow's florida primary has been topsy, tipsy turvy. but this morning, it looks like mitt romney has the upper hand. a fading newt gingrich is aggressively fighting mitt romney's tactics. this poll released saturday night showed romney with a double digit lead. gingrich, says no matter what he'll fight to the convention. susan mcginnis who is somehow freezing in tampa, florida has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: it is cold here. good morning terrell. looking at the polls, it appears romney will clobber gingrich in florida. he's outspending him knife five to one in advertising. that has him slamming for carpet bagging his record. mitt romney is trying to pump up florida voters ahead of tuesday's critical primary. >> get out and vote tuesday. >> a rally in pompano beach last night, he kept up attacks on newt gingrich. >> his record was one of failed leadership. we don't need someone who can speak well perhaps or say the things we ag

. >> this captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> good evening. i'm jeff glor. just two days now until the first votes are cast in campaign 2012. there is still plenty of room to move. a new poll says 41% of caucusgoers in iowa have not made up their minds. the "des moines register" puts mitt romney at 24%, ron paul 22% and rick santorum continuing his late surge is third at 15%. our chief political correspondent jan crawford is in coin -- council bluffs, iowa, with the romney campaign. jan? >> good evening, jeff. half of iowa republicans in this poll said they consider mitt romney the most electable, and listen to this, 78% of them say they would be very enthusiastic or okay with it if he were the nominee. >> happy new year to you, too. >> reporter: republican front-runner mitt romney is hoping 2012 brings him a one-two punch in iowa and new hampshire. >> i do not want to radically transform america. i want to restore the principles that made america great, andly do it. how are you? >>. >> reporter: riding atop voter opinion polls in both states,

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the captain in the italian inuise ship disaster now says he did not leave the ship intentionally. he is quoted tonight as telling investigators that with the ship listing to one side, he tripped and fell into a life boat. francesco schettino remains under house arrest this evening. the "costa concordia" lies off the west coast of italy, and in this new satellite photo, she lies beside the island of giglio where she hit the rocks. 11 people are confirmed dead. 21 others are missing, including a retired american couple. alan pizzey is at the scene. >> reporter: rescuers are still looking but with no signs of life or noise coming from the hip, they're saying quietly that short of a miracle, there's little chance of finding survivors in the wreck. to add to the woes, the ship shifted a few inches today. its precarious position forced a temporary halt in the operations. the strain is showing on rescuers. one had to be brought back from the wreck on a stretcher after he collapsed. those un

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 they were looking for in a candidate, 34% told us the ability to defeat president obama. and the majority of them, 59%, believe mitt romney is the candidate who can do it. we have our entire campaign 2012 team covering the primary. we'll go first to our chief political correspondent jan crawford who is with the romney campaign tonight. jan? >

this is the cbs morning news for playoff win. this is the cbs morning news for monday, january 9th, 2012. captioning funded by cbs good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. it's the day before the new hampshire primary. yesterday at the debate it started. romney is the prime target. they hope to derail romney's campaign. romney is holding a commanding lead going into tomorrow's vote. ron paul right behind him. then jon huntsman, rick santorum and newt gingrich. susan mcginnis is in manchester, new hampshire with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. it's clear the gloves are off as mitt romney's rivals do all they can to gain an inch. >> all right. let's here it. >> reporter: mitt romney isn't letting anything stand in his way of winning in new hampshire. he called on supporters sunday to drown out protesters trying to crash his rally. >> we're happy to have you express your views. next time try do it with more courtesy. >> reporter: he's heading into the primary on top. that doesn't

captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, january 19, 2012. >>> tough being that guy's racquet. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. president obama is kicking his reelection campaign into high gear. his first tv ad is expected to hit the airways today. the president plans to step up his travel schedule. the latest cbs news, new york times poll of registered voters find the president leads all potential opponents except mitt romney, whom he ties. republican candidates are set to debate tonight in south carolina and terrell brown is in washington with more on the president and the south carolina primary. good morning, terrell. >> reporter: betty good morning to you. one of the topics that will likely be seen tonight in the debate is mitt romney's wealth. on top of not immediately releasing the tax record, he also admitted that he has part of his millions invested in an off shore account. this couldn't come at a worse time and another candidate is gaining ground. mitt romney is fighting to hang on to his lead in south carolina. >> if

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, january 6th, 2012. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> we begin with the nation's economy. which is slowly showing signs of strengthening. today, the labor department releases the unemployment figures for december. applications for unemployment fell by 15,000 last week, to 372,000. the four-week average is at its lowest level in three years. according to payroll processor adp, private sector companies added about 325,000 workers in december. >>> later this morning, soon after those unemployment figures are released, president obama visits the consumer financial protection bureau. on wednesday, the president defied the senate and named richard cordray to lead the bureau. cordray, the former attorney general in ohio, says he'll ignore the political controversy and focus on consumers. >>> a bomb in southern afghanistan has killed four nato service members this morning. another service member was killed in a separate bombing earlier in the day. nine coalition troops have bee

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening. we begin tonight with stories of fear and panic from the ship costa requested equality concordia" as it ran aground and keeled over near a small island near tuscany. at least three people are known dead, dozens more unaccounted for. alan pizzey picks up the story. >> reporter: passengers had just sat down to dinner when they heard a loud bang. the impact tore a 160-foot gash in the hull and an eight-day mediterranean cruise turned into what some passengers described as scenes from the movie "titanic." with water pouring in, the costaa "concordia" began to list. the lucas family from girdwood, alaska knew it was time to go. >> when tiffs listing, you thought, there's water coming on board. there's something wrong if it's tipping like that. we went to the high side. that was chaotic. in the hallways, people had lifejackets on. the power was out. ( screaming ). >> reporter: at least they were on the side of the ship where they could get off. but the only way down was a rope ladder. >> pe

welcome to the debut of "cbs this morning." here in studio 57 at the cbs broadcast center. i'm charlie rose. just one day to the new hampshire primary, we've got a brand new cbs poll this morning and we'll talk with newt gingrich. >> i'm gayle king. the white house fires back an explosive new book that pulls back the curtain on the first couple. plus, when i see you at 8:00, julianna margulies from the good wife will be here and guess who is turning the big 3-0? we'll going to london to celebrate the queen to be's milestone. >>> i'm erin hill. stem cells, snake oil. scott pelley will be onset with his investigation. >> first, every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. captioning funded by cbs >>> we're going to win this thing down the road. >> the republican field makes a final push. >> mitt romney had a difficult debate. >> if his record was so great as governor, kr didn't he run again. >> can we drop the pious baloney. >> more than half the voters have yet to settle on a favorite. >> here i

the new york giants send green bay packing and move closer to captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, january 16, 2012. >>> good morning everyone. i'm terrell brown. rescue crews continue to search for survivors on a ship. the costa concordia ran aground friday. the conduct of the ship's captain is being questioned and is the focus of the investigation. 4200 people were on board. we now know this morning a sixth person was found dead. 16 others are still missing. including two americans. gerald and barbara hile of minnesota. their daughter says they had been looking forward to their vacation. >> my parents have always wanted to travel. and they sent them all to kids- private school throughout elementary to college. they never had any money. so they wanted to, when they retired, they went traveling and this was going to be a big deal. it was going to be a 16-day trip. so they were really excited about it. >> the captain is being held on suspicion of manslaughter. passengers said he abandoned ship before everyone else was evacuated. anna ma trang a has more. >>

captioning funded by cbs >>> go back on board. dramatic recordings show the captain of that grounded italian liner jumped ship before its passengers were safely evacuated. >>> northwest snow, folks in seattle are being urged to stay off the roads as an unusually heavy snowstorm moves in. and tax attacks. under pressure, multimillionaire mitt romney reveals part of his tax return. this is the "cbs morning news" tax return. this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, january 18, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. this morning, the captain of that capsized cruise liner is under house arrest at his home in southern italy. awaiting charges that will likely include manslaughter. the search for survivors was temporarily suspended this morning when the ship started to move. at least 11 people are known to have died in the tragedy. some 20 others are missing, including an american couple from minnesota. dramatic and disturbing recordings show the captain left the ship as fr

cbs money watch time now. home foreclosures are trending downward and sour news for a company known for sweet treats. ashley morrison with more. >> good morning, i'm with you. i'll watch as well. in overseas trading there was profit taking in tokyo. the nikkei lost .75%. the hang seng finished a fraction lower. n wall street, stocks were mostly flat wednesday. the dow broke a two-day winning streak losing 13 points. the nasdaq edged up eight. p>>> a positive sign for the housing market as foreclosure filings fell to a four-year low in 2011. according to realty trac filings were down 34% last year. that puts some at their lowest levels since 2007 before the housing market started to collapse. >>> a new study by the research center finds rising tensions between the haves and have notes. a growing number of white middle class and politically independent people are likely to cite strong disagreements between rich and poor. the issue will likely factor in this year's presidential election. the food and drug adminis

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: good evening, mississippi's attorney general said today he will go to court to reverse the majority of pardons made by former governor haley barbour this week on barbour's last day in office. barbour pardoned more than 200 convicts, including four killers and ever since he did the question man what was he thinking? today barbour finally answered and anna werner was there. >> i am fully confident the pardons and other clemency i have that given were all valid. >> reporter: in his last days in office, former mississippi governor haley barbour granted pardons for 203 criminals, including four convicted murderers. one of them, anthony mccray, was originally sentenced to life in prison. >> i believe in second chances and i try hard to be forgiving. >> reporter: barbour's pardon of mccray said he proved to be a diligent and dedicated workman and granted him a full, complete and unconditional pardon for the murder of his wife jennifer whom he shot in th

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> pelley: good evening. the polls will be closing in just half an hour in the first republican presidential primary in the south. and what happens in south carolina tonight could shake up the race for the g.o.p. nomination. here's why. a poll that came out just before the voting began today showed newt gingrich had opened a 14-point lead in south carolina over the national front-runner, mitt romney. gingrich with 40% to romney's 26%. when we asked south carolina voters today when they made up their mind in this fast-changing race, more than half, 53%, said they decided just today or in the last few days. we have a team of campaign 2012 correspondents covering the south carolina primary. first, dean reynolds in columbia with the gingrich campaign. dean. >> reporter: scott, i talked to the former speaker today, and i can tell you, he is brimming with confidence and looking ahead to future contests. gingrich campaigned right up to the last minute, believing he's followed a winning strategy against mitt romney.

captioning funded by cbs >> this the "cbs morning news" for monday, january 23rd, 2012. good morning everyone. i'm terrell brown. the suddenly up for grabs race pnomination is centered in tial florida this morning on the heels of newt gingrich's upset, the candidates hold the first of two florida debates tonight. cbs news estimates mitt romney holds a slight lead in delegate count. more than 1100 are needed to claim the gop nomination. florida will be a prize. there are 50 delegates up for grab in the sunshine state. it's a winner take all contest. tara mergener is in washington with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. gingrich's comeback has raised the stake. the race is wide open and the battle in florida will likely be grueling. mitt romney is in florida and wasting no time attacking newt gingrich. >> it was proven that he was a failed leader. >> romney lost big to gingrich in saturday's south carolina primary. now he's reminding voters about the ethics charges gingrich faced while speaker of the house. >> and he had to resign in disgrace. i

. >> 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 massachusetts governor. >> i think there is a remarkable difference between a reagan conservative and a massachusetts moderate. >> ron paul is jabbing at a surging rick santorum. >> he brags about being

david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," stocks start off on the right foot in 2012. and some coffee lovers have to dig deeper with their daily dose of caffeine. ashley morrison is in new york with that and more. >> reporter: asian stocks were mixed on monday. the first day of trading of the year on wednesday. the nikkei added 1% and the hang sang slipped back after making gains on tuesday. >>> wall street is off to a roaring start in 2012 and the first day of trading this year points, while the nasdaq gained 43. >>> the federal reserve will keep the public up to date on its plan for interest rates. on tuesday, the fed said it will make four announcements a year on how long it plans to keep short-term interest rates at their current levels. the move could encourage businesses and consumers to borrow money and, in turn, stimulate the economy. >>> carmakers announce their 2011 sales numbers today and toyota is hoping to rebound after a tough year. the auto giant could get some help from consumer reports. the publication named the 2012 toyota camry the top famil

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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 minds today an and 27% in just the last few days. we have our entire campaign 2012 team covering this primary. first, chief political correspondent jan crawford with the romney campaign. ja jan? >> reporter: well, scott, in republican presidential politics, it's generally understood that if you want to get the nomination, you've got to win either iowa or new

captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, january 20, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm betty nguyen. firefighters in reno, nevada are hoping the weather cooperates today as they try to get the upper hand on a brushfire that destroyed more than 20 homes. that fire forced thousands of people to evacuate their neighborhoods thursday evening. the fire started just after noon near a highway and was helped by dry conditions and wind gusts of more than 80 miles an hour. >> to say that we're in the thick of battle is an understatement. we have people to protect homes and neighborhoods. >> 250 firefighters were able to stop the fire from reaching the southern outskirts of reno. the fast-moving flames already burned six square miles. by thursday evening, more than 10,000 people were told to flee their homes. >> you know, miles from here and then 5:00, everything came over the hills. here we go. >> and by nightfall, the flames could be seen from reno's downtown casino district. but an evening rainstorm helped to stop the fire at

cbs 5. >> from the cbs weather center, good evening, everyone. today we had highs 58 degrees in san francisco. also to 65 degrees in half-moon bay. now a few passing clouds across the horizon. tomorrow will pan out to be a warmer day, but the day that will hit 70. we'll pinpoint that as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to eyewitness news here on cbs 5. today in the high sierra, the great lake tahoe area had a record high temperature in the mid 50s and tomorrow will be a snow survey day. it could get very ugly very quickly. this is the theme right now. we had a high of 58 degrees. it's spot on for this time of the year. number wise, averaging between 2 and 5 degrees above normal. a few passing clouds. temperature wise, 52 in san francisco. we still have a spare the air night into effect and with the patchy fog and a few clouds, we are looking at 40 degrees in san jose. 47 in san francisco. tomorrow's daytime highs slightly warmer than today. again, above average in the santa clara valley. pinpoin

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captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is a special western edition. good evening. newt gingrich has shaken up the race for the republican presidential nomination. cbs news projects tonight that he has won the g.o.p. primary in south carolina, defeating the man who was once the front- runner, mitt romney. here are the votes as we have them so far. 43% of the vote in, and counting. here is the key to the gingrich victory. he got more than 40% of three important voting groups-- the tea party movement, conservatives, and evangelicals. we hav we have a team of correspondents covering the south carolina primary. first, dean reynolds with the gingrich campaign. dean. we're expecting the former speaker to be taking that platform any moment now. you know, his campaign sort of saw this thing shifting right after the debate on monday when they detected a tonal shift in their opponent. mitt romney began attacking them, and not president obama. and that told them that they had a nervous opponent. then, of course, there were those debates when-- th

that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor. cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be reporting from florida tomorrow. good night. of action" from the occupy movement. . >>> a physical and fiscal cost of the most recent day of action from the occupy movement. >>> the movement that started on wall street lives on in oakland. we set out to find out why occupy teams have relocated to the west coast. >>> and a traffic pile-up that killed 10 people. the two ingredients that amounted to a recipe for disaster in florida. cbs 5 eyewitness news is next.

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things we can't imagine today will be live from 7:00 to 9:00 every day with the cbs facility, the cbs resources and cbs news and these two colleagues telling stories. >> i'm excited, first, to figure it all out. we will go on the air as you said in 48 hours and we will -- you will see really figuring it out as we good along. i only ask that people just give us a shot and give us a chance, because we are psyched and really ready to go. >> there is going to be some surprises here, too, right, charlie? what do you think will surprise people the most about seeing you in this format? >> first of all, i have a good start. >> are you sick of that joke, charlie? >> i am very much indeed because it's not true. i'm up at 5:00 anyway. >> i would think i'm tired of that but everywhere i go, they say is charlie rose going to make it on time? it's such an exaggeration. i'm thinking, okay, when we go on at 7:00, you will be there. >> i will indeed be there. >> and you will be there for some time. >> i'm an early reason riser and now i will do what i used to do early like exercise and things like tha

cbs money watch time. new numbers show home foreclosures are trending downward and sour news for a company known for sweet treats. ashley morrison here in new york with that. >> good morning. i'll watch as well. in overseas trading, there was profit taking in tokyo. the nikkei index lost .75 of a%. hang seng finished a fraction lower. on wall street, stocks were mostly flat. two-day winning streak losing 13 points and the nasdaq edged up 8. >>> a positive sign for the housing market. according to realty trac filings were down 34% last year. that puts some at their lowest level since 2007 before the howiho housing market collapsed. >>> a new study finds rising tensions between america's haves and have notes shows growing middle class independent people are likely o to cite disagreements between rich and poor. it will be a factor in this year's presidential election likely. >>> the food and drug administration has temporarily stopped shipments of orange juice to foreign countries after trace amounts of a fun

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we have missed you. [ applause ] captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, jan, 26, 2012. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. after being held cap i have for three months, two aid workers are going home. jessica buchanan and dane powell. pulled off by the elite members of the u.s. military. it was pulled off by the same team of navy seals that killed osama bin laden about two dozen members of the elite special forces unit parachuted into the somali desert from an air force plane while backup forces remained in the air. they then hiked about a mile and a half to the camp where the hostages were being held. as the seals closed in, shots were fired and nine suspected kidnappers were killed. two army choppers were called in and carried the seal team and the hostages to djibouti. >> i'm sure it was well-planned and timed. they used the element of surprise. >> president obama did not mention the rescue during his state of the union address. but as he arrived, he congratulated the defense secretary, leon panetta on the rescue. >> good job tonight. >>> aft

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then, cbs-5 eyewit >>> cbs evening news with scott pelley is next followed by the state of the union and the republican response. then cbs 5 eyewitness news at 7:30. see you then. >> pelley: tonight, the state of the union. with so many americans hurting, norah o'donnell has the president's theme will be economic fairness. we asked the speaker of the house what he'd say to the ident's t. ak it takes two to tango. prespresident needs to be omney rels well. >> pelley: romney releases his tax returns and gingrich his omntract with freddie mac. reports from jan crawford and dean reynolds. bill plante with the new kennedy tapes. ovembeesident says november 25, 1963 will be a tough day. l was-- for the entire nation. and it looks like "star wars." the sun pelts the earth with a burst of radiation. bill whitaker on what a solar eruption will mean for our planet. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from washington. >> pelley: good evening, in a short while president obama will leave the white house and make his way up pennsylvania av