race. he also got booed on stage. we'll show what you that is all about. first, the new polling from suffolk university. mitt romney with a commanding 41% of likely republican voters. he is followed by ron paul at 18%, rick santorum and newt gingrich at 7%. this, of course, in new hampshire. both paul and santorum are on the rise since iowa. congressman paul took the day off from campaigning. santorum had a full day trying to turn his near victory in iowa to gains in new hampshire and trying to sell his brand of social conservativism in a leave me alone state. today at a tinor in tilton, new hampshire, he was visited by protesters. then the first lady's 2008 line for the first time in my adult lifetime i'm really proud of my country. he was booed lefrg the stage. >> let me thank you all very much for being here and for your time and attention. thanks. boo. boo. >> he spoke at a faith freedom and friendly hall. keep in mind other statements that are causing controversy because the candidate is denying he even said what he appears to be saying. it happened at a campaign stop in iowa on sunday. >> i don't want to make people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. i want to give them the opportunity to go out and earn the money. >> the next day cbs's scott pelley asked him about that. >> you said that you don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. >> i've seen that quote. i haven't seen the context in which that was made. yesterday i talked about a movie called -- what was it -- waiting for super man which was about black children. i don't know whether it was in response and talking after talking about that. so let me just say no matter what, i want to make every lives better. doinlt want anybody. if you look at what i've been saying, i've been pretty clear about my concern for the dependcy in this country and concern for people not being more dependent on government whatever their race or ethnicity is. >> rick santorum monday suggesting the problem may have been a lack of context. to help you decide whether or not he was implying african-americans are being supported by everyone else, we found a longer version of his remarks. listen. >> just keeps expanding. i was in enola a few months ago. and a woman told me that state of eye sigh going to get fined if they don't sign up more people under the medicaid program. they're pushing harder and harder to get more and more of you dependent upon them so they can get your vote. that's the bottom line. i don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. i want to give them the opportunity to go out and earn the money. >> well, seems clear the subject is welfare dependcy. now he said after explaining his remarks as if they were racial isn't saying, no -- he is saying he wasn't even talking about african-americans. the word black never actually passed his lips. that's what he's saying now. listen. >> i looked at the video. i don't -- in fact i'm confident i didn't say black. i think what i started to say a word and sort of mumbled it and changed my thought. but i don't recall saying black. no one in that audience, no one listening, no reporter there heard me say that. i think it was, from everything i see and looked at it several times, i was starting to say one word and i sort of came up with a different word and moved on. and it sounded like black. >> well, question is, do you buy that? you already heard it once. a second time in greater context. i'll play it for one more time. >> i don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. i want to give them the opportunity to go out and earn the money. >> decide for yourself. newt gingrich is also drawing fire. his remarks from this morning. >> and so i'm prepared if the naacp invites me, i'll go to their convention and talk about why the african-american community should demand paychecks and not be satisfied with food stamps. >> a lot to talk about tonight. the polls, santorum under fire and rick perry and what comes next? join with us, john king. so, john, what do you make of the explanation that santorum gave you that he wasn't using the word black and saying other words that he just kind of mumbled? >> you played it three times there, anderson. it does sound a little mumbled. but he starts saying bla and he doesn't say the k. what other word it could be is the question? did he misspeak? we work in live television. of course people misspeak sometimes, trip over their tongue. but what could he have been trying to say? could very started to say black people and then didn't finish the word in context is krit ukly important. it's hard to fick out what else he may have been trying to say. now he's saying look at my entire record, i worked in african-american communities. jesse jackson tonight issuing a statement saying this is delibera deliberate. i just spoke to the head of the national urban league. first leader of an african-american organization criticizing rick santorum. he said he's known him for years and respects him. he sees this as somehow trying to play a wedge and playing republican politics? is that what senator santorum is doing? he says no. he certainly opened himself up. he had success in iowa. he's getting scrubbed pretty good right now. >> joe, i guess the question is that sort of explanation he has given going to fly with african voters and independents and others? >> you know, i talked to people tonight. people who do not like rick santorum don't believe what he's about is going to say this is code. this is code to try to get into the whole argument which you heard from both of these politicians that lead you to redistributionist theory, the notion of taking money away from people who deserve it and giving it to people who don't deserve it. and then you throw-in the added racial element. that's another issue, too. long and short of it, this is the kind of debate that a lot of people want to have. it's funny. i'm in south carolina right now which is a place where every four years we get into presidential politics. you see a huge amount of racial politics. and it's always curious the way the questions turn to race as you start moving a little bit closer to the south carolina primary. that said, you know, you have to take santorum at his word. i listened to it several times. i thought he was saying something like bly or as john suggested started to say the word black and moved away from it. it's a great debate though, quite frankly. and thanks for having it, anderson. >> it's been a roller coaster for santorum. he tied romney in iowa. he has a lot more scrutiny what he has to say and attached some other campaigns already. that seems to be heating up, especially on this question of earmarks. >> that's right. never mind the whole issue of his social conservative background and that is obviously what he's trying to appeal to people on. it is also the fiscal conservative. that's where the opponents are trying to get him saying he is just a big spender. ron paul told me when i was in iowa that he is nothing more than a liberal. but then the question of earmarks. this really gets to the idea that he's a spender and second of all reminding people he was in washington for a long time. what's keeping him onnest here? reality is he was defeated in 2006 before the rules were out there. we don't know how many he got. it is possible and probable it was about a billion dollars or more. we also know going through a search we saw press release after press release from when he was in congress touting the money bringing back to the people of pennsylvania. not controversial. but he was certainly doing it. >> we got word today that santorum is making a major ad? south carolina. he got a lot of donation this is week, something like $2 million. even with that, can he really afford to kpeecompete in south carolina? >> that's enough money to make a decent effort. governor romney has way more money than anybody in this race. the only person that has more money is governor perry. is that enough for santorum to be kpet sniff yes, it is. go back and look at the mike huckabee model. he was successful in iowa spending almost nothing. governor huckabee didn't have much money when he came out of iowa last time. he raised something comparable to what santorum has done. how could he not do well here in new hampshire? if fred thompson was not in the race four years ago, mike huckabee would have most likely won south carolina. you can spend several hundred thousands of dollars. the tv ad money, if he has that much money, that's enough to do it. the next part is putting together a network on the ground. will the home schoolers, preachers come together for santorum in south carolina like they did in iowa or will the right be split? ron paul gets a decent chunk of the vote. rick perry has potential there. speaker gingrich gets a little. governor romney gets it. will we have a repeat where john mccain won the state and then the glide path to the nomination? that's the big question in south carolina. >> yjoe, you're in south carolina. is perry already down there or is he in texas? >> no, as i understand it, perry is going to get near a day or two. i have to pick up on what john said. i spoke to richard land. he says rick santorum is a guy everybody in the movement woke up next day after the caucuses and said, wow, i can't believe this guy, our guy, is at the top of the heap the republican party. but the question is whether he can actually convince that same group of people here in south carolina and elsewhere that he can win. because that's always been his problem. people listen to him, he spoke their language. he carried their water. but the question has always been how far can rick santorum go? now he has people asking maybe he can actually do something. >> santorum seems to be giving signals lately that he would like to change his inner image, telling interviewers he made mistakes and maybe used the wrong tone. what do you think that really means? is there a chance he can shift and if so to what? >> i any there is a chance. people really are starting to get to know rick santorum now. you played what happened to him as he made his way through new hampshire. it sounds like he got a little bit pick willy with the students when he was talking about the issue of gay marriage. that is not going to serve him well if he's trying to change his tone. i covered him for years in the senate, anderson. i can tell you that he certainly did not make a lot of friends with that tone. and he also did make a lot of friends with perhaps the kind of people he's going to appeal to in the state where joe is, south carolina. he was the head of the republican conference which effectively means in the senate he was the chief communicator. and republicans were very happy with the fact that he had some slash and burn rhetoric. and that is the kind of thing that he is especially banking on republican voters appealing to republican voters. >> and, john, the "boston globe" tonight, just moments ago, endorsing huntsman. big deal? make a difference? >> i don't think newspaper endorsements make that big a difference. it does give governor huntsman who is struggling. he insulted iowa and camped out here in new hampshire. he's at 7%. ron paul is at 18, santorum at 8%. if huntsman finishes in single digits. he is done. he with say a newspaper that knows mitt romney as anybody else has given me the endorsement. the "boston globe" is read by a lot of people in new hampshire. but, you know, it gives governor huntsman something at a time that he needs something to grasp on to. he is trying to keep his spirits up. he's been here more than any other candidate. he camped out here. if you look at huntsman now, look, we have five days to go, let's let the voters decide. >> john, dana and joe, let us know what you think. we're on facebook. add us to your circles or follow me on twitter. i'll try tweet some tonight. president obama triggering a showdown with the senate by going around the senate. he said he is doing what the constitution says he can do. republicans call it a power grab. we're keeping both sides honest. also tonight, the syrian dictatorship, they're lying about brutality. we know that. now a top level defector from the regime is telling the truth. he's calling this a genocide. he's only talking to cnn. later this is how we're used to seeing casey anthony. now there is a new video out with a drastically different casey anthony speaking out. it's a strange tape. we'll explain how it got out and we'll show you her and her own words. 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he is such an important man. i mean he is the presidentst united states, isn't he? >> you just saw yesterday that the president appoint people to the national labor relations board without the confirmation of the senate as a political pay back to his friend. >> when a president decides to violate the spirit of the law and to use the power of the presidency to reshape the government against the congress, the congress has an obligation to the people to defend our rights. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the "president has arrogantly circumvented the american people." the constitution allows for recess appointments, article two, section two says presidential power to fill up vacancy an czys that may happen during the recess of the senate by granting commissions which will expire the end of the next session. also keeping them honest, president obama exercised his power fewer times than other recent presidents, democrat or republican, at similar points in their presidencies. the white house complains they've been facing more delays. >> president obama currently has a total of 181 nominees pending before the senate. they've been pending for an average of 165 days. we've had an unprecedented level of obstruction when it comes to the confirmation, often confirmation routine pintment as ennominations. >> keeping them honest, though, the white house this white house did something different this time around. when the president nominated richard cordray, the senate wasn't totally utterly completely in recess. it looked like this. a few senators show up. someone bangs the gavel. to everyone, et means your elected official is holding sessions and admit this freely they're not really doing anything. it's a way to keep congress open for business even though it's not formally meeting. republicans, that means no recess, no appointment. it was the democrats who came up with the whole idea of pro forma sessions back in 2007 to, guess what? block president bush's nominees. joining us now, chief white house correspondent jessica yellin and ari fleischer and former obama deputy press white house secretary bill burdens. jessica, how are officials justifying this move? >> i just learned that president is going to be visiting the consumer financial protecti bur tomorrow morning to rub salt in the wound or squeeze the last bit of media attention out of this story on the same day jobs numbers come out tomorrow. but to your question, yes, i have been talking to white house officials. and white house counsel simply doesn't believe that the senate is in session. she says that banging a gavel, standing around for 30 seconds and banging a gavel again does not allow the senate to fulfill the constitutional responsibilities. so the president had to do what he had to do to fulfill his. that's what she says. >> so where do you stand on this, ar snichlt the constitution doesn't explicitly say how much time is needed for a recess appointment to be made. so the president on any solid ground here from your standpoint? >> no, he's not. that's why this is such a disturb thing that president's done. the problem here is the senate is not in recess. and it was defined as not in recess by its own democratic leader harry reid what harry reid employed this technique to stop president bush making recess appointments. all presidents have done them. president obama has done them. i have not krit sised the president for them. when the senate is in session, the president can nominate appointments. now the president is set for all future presidents to use the get around obama constitution technique. >> what about that? didn't the democrats do the same 1, 2, 3 inning to pr thing to president bush in doesn't they do the same thing? >> for starters, it was president bush's white house counsel who first said that making an appointments during pro forma sessions would be okay. the notion that it could get -- >> bush never did that. >> the notion it could give any more corrosive or partisan in washington seems hard to believe considering that republicans tried at all points to stop president obama's nominees be it for executive agencies, the courts, be it for anything he tries do. mitch mcconnell considers his number one job to stop the president from being re-elected. this is just one part of that. >> what about that, ari? there are a lot of democrats that feel that way. >> surement i remember whining about the same thing when i was the press secretary and democratic senate which is a democratic senate at the beginning of the bush administration under george mitchell. they blocked bush's appointments to subcabinet agencies. >> so you don't buy the idea that the white house is saying this is a unprecedented level of obstruction by this gop? you don't fwhi? >> bhaz what i mean. all white house is whine and moan about. that we all have numbers we can show them what our numbers of blockages are. we had huge numbers blocked by the senate. but what it also shows at its core and this is the big issue is that president obama is not a reformer. he came to preserve his own brand. you go back to the original campaign. he would take public financing. he didn't take it. he let lobbyists into the white house. he said no signing statements because it's an abuse of presidential power. he issued signing statements. now this. the president's words are wind. they don't have any value. his actions are very expensive and putting us into debt. but the president's words are meaning lgs. the man is not a reformer. >> for starters, ar iflt, the president never said he wouldn't did no presidential signing statements. he said he would use them differently than the way they were used in the bush administration. secondly, public financing, i mean the public finance system is broken. thirdly, the notion that the president shouldn't be able to do this job because mitch mcconnell doesn't think he should be relekted isn't how the government works. there say guy he ought to put in the job in order to run the consumer financial protection board. he's going to could that. it's his job to protect the american people. >> there was a way around there this. >> the problem is the future precedent he is setting. george bush yield it. the senate is in session. now that president obama break this egg, it will not get put back together. you created the precedent. >> in fairness, george bush cut a deal with members of the senate to allow some appointments to go through. the president had an opportunity to do something different. there was a moment on january 3rd when he between gavels he could have done what other presidents do. when the gavel out one session and in another, he could have just recessed appointed then. it swront caused this same attention. >> why did he do it? >> this is politics. the timing of it is about politics. and the timing was to get as much notice and attention as possible to send essentially i'd say three messages. one, a message to republicans basically i'm not going to take any from the white house's perspective or any more flack from -- about this gridlock on these consumer issues. two is a message to voters, you know, their campaign theme is about working americans. he's going to fight for working americans. it's a perfect issue to take a stand on. and the democratic party was so angry he was giving away the store to republicans and he had no spine? well now that so six months ago. look at this guy. he's like bold and brash and he's standing up to congress. and so the democratic base can get excited about it. it's an election year move. and it's new fierced campaign obama. >> we have to leave it there. thanks. still ahead, a chilling firsthand account of what is happening inside syria. the man speaking out tonight is a former syrian defense official who is defected. you'll hear hwhat he witnessed. also tonight this is casey anthony six months ago during her murder trial n a video, we're going to show you she had a complete makeover. she is blonde now. the florida mom was accused of killing her daughter. she talks for four minutes and never once mentions caylee. hear what dr. drew makes of it all. i'm really glad we took this last minute trip! you booked our room right? 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[ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ [oinking] [hissing] [ding] announcer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000 americans will die from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. 24 more people died in syria today. this video shouz security forces firing demonstrators today in syria. we, of course, cannot independently confirm the video's authenticity. 3,000 dead in the past ten months in the government crackdown of protesters. time and time again the government blames the violence of armed terrorists and time and time again people inside syria tell us that is just not true. tonight a new voice in the chorus of telling the story. firsthand account from a former defense official in the syrian government who defected. we heard terrifying details about what is going on inside syria before. but perhaps none as chilling as those now coming from this former official. we talked with him a short time ago. so former syrian defense official who recently defected spoke out yesterday. he had really disturbing details about how the syrian regime operates including paying thugs $100 a day to crack down on protesters. what else did he say? >> well, he was also talking about how from his 12th floor office in the ministry of defense where he used to work as an inspector overseeing the finances of the ministry, he was seeing and hearing about how detainees were being brought in by the bus load, handcuffed and blindfolded. at times he was saying being held in underground prisons. he was also saying that the government was basically using funds from the ministry to finance these armed gangs that were in times made up of just pro government thugs combined with members of the intelligence services, the air force, other members of the arms forces to formulate these armed gangs that he was basically using as hit squads to go after the syrian demonstrators. it was really quite a clihillin and horrific image. >> he also saw vans marked with the red cross insignia firing at protesters. so people inside the vans were firing at protesters. >> yeah, and that is what he said was the most horrific thing that he had witnessed. these vehicles that were being marked with the insignia of the syrian red crescent. this is something that is meant to be medical relief. this is something that is meant to signify medical aid. anderson, he was saying that syrian government was using this as an excuse to go in among of the the protesters who would be naturally assuming this was some sort of medical aid just to fire on them. >> what did he have to say about the control of the situation? syria? >> he believes that he lost control over these monsters, as he was calling them. he described the situation in syria as being a genocide. and that's quite interesting. a number of analysts have had conflicting opinions as to whether or not he has control over what's taking place, whether or not he's giving direct orders. despite the conflicting information that we're getting, there's one fact that remains fundamentally true. that is that people are dying by the day and their cries grow more desperate. when you talk to these people, their voices, their filled with disappointment. they're filled with despair. they're filled with anguish. and they're just looking for a solution, a solution that arab league has failed to provide them, a solution that international community has failed to provide them. >> as you mentioned, this defector of the former defense official did use the term genocide to describe what is happening there. i appreciate the time tonight. thank you. >> susan hendricks is following other stories. she's back with the 360 news and business bulletin. >> in iraq, attackers killed six people today renewing fears of sectarian violence in that country. according to authorities, the bombings targeted shiites. >> prosecutors in the trial of former egyptian president hosni mu barak wrapped up their case today. they say he bears full responsibility for the killing of hundreds of protesters during last yeers' uprising. and in denver, a 36-year-old woman seen here has been charged with damaging an abstract painting worth $40 million. she scratched, hit, and leaned against the painting and then urinated on the floor nearby. museum officials say the repairs will cost $10,000. no word on why she did that. in japan, a record sale at the largest fish market. a local sushi company bought a 590 pound tuna for $1200 a pound. the buyer said he wanted to keep the tuna in japan and support the local fishing industry after last year's devastating earthquake and tsunami and that is just what he did. anderson? >> a lot of money. thanks. coming up for the shot last month jimmy kimmel asked parents to prafrnk their kids. they really got into the spirit. they sent him so many videos he made a sequel. take a look. >> what is it? really? >> yeah, don't you like tacos? >> only except i can't make it. >> yeah, you can. >> hold it open so i can see it. what is this? it's a three ds and mr. potato head. that's what you wanted for christmas. >> a ds game. this is not the ds i can play with. i'm going to my room. >> that's what you wanted, shawn. >> you guys are the worst. >> he likes his present. >> he got the best. and i got the worst! no fair! >> you like it? >> yeah. >> say good-bye jimmy kimmel? >> wow. it's cruel but it's funny. i like the kid who just appreciated that potato. you know? it's nice. still ahead, no joke here, casey anthony resurfacing in a strange youtube video. the new version of the one is nothing like the one we saw during her murder trial. we'll see how she looks now and what she said and didn't say in the video. we'll talk to dr. drew about what may be behind it. also new developments in the story of an oklahoma mom who killed an intruder to protect her baby. a lot of patients are using toothpaste to clean their dentures. you really want to be careful, you can't use something as abrasive as a toothpaste because it will cause scratches. as a result of those scratches, bacteria will get lodged in that denture and as they multiply in the mouth the odor can get stronger. i always advise my patients to use polident. it has specific agents in it that can kill bacteria. using polident daily, you definitely will not be creating the scratches. you're going to have a fresh bright smile, and you're going to feel confident. for you today ? 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>> i -- i feel like you, anderson. it's bizarre. something brought up and put up in october. and one of her sort of, i don't want to call her fans, someone who has followed her case faithfully and doesn't want her to capitalize on her infamy is the person that came akrocross s thing and posted it f this is something as the attorney suggest is use as therapeutic process, it kind of had that feel to it for me. it seems like something she was using for own personal reflection, not something she would use to put out. and the sort of consternation this is creating is the sense that perhaps this is casey again getting out there in the public eye, thinking about herself, nowhere in this tape mentioning the daughter who is dead and not seeming to have any more contrition about this horrible, horrible set of affairs. >> it's odd to videotape something like this. i mean if it's for therapeutic purposes, you know, a lot of therapists talk about writing stuff down and keeping a journal. have you heard of suggestions that people keep a video journal? >> i have, particularly people that have difficulty expressing themselves in a written account. this is something that could happen. in fact, i'm -- the kinds of things i suspect may well be going on with casey in terms of her brain functioning, it might be useful for her to see herself in a reflective capacity in terms of how she expresses herself, how she perceived herself, how other people perceive her. if she put this thing up, let's say she was somehow involved in this thing being distributed, the fact that she has no recollection, no understanding, didn't learn that people would be outraged and she doesn't seem contrite or concerned about the loss of her daughter. that seems, you know, those of us that watched this case, that's the one thing other than other lying that has been consistently baffling, how she could be so self-preoccupied and have no real concern about this young girl. >> i want to play a little bit more in a second. the other possibility -- one possibility is that she did, in fact, contrary to her lawyers wanted this to get out as kind of testing of people's mood about her, what the reaction to her is. and also there is never been, you know, a paid interview she did post this. there would be such outrage about anyone that paid for an interview. i'm wondering this is trying to keep herself in the public eye in a weird way? >>' she certainly -- that would fit with the casey as we came to know her throughout the trial. she always was, you know, people that the investigators spent time with her talked about how she joked about going on howard stern and being seen and how she seemed to enjoy having the cameras follow her all the time. that's what people are suspicious of. that she somehow was responsible for getting this out. but the fact that it is october and somebody came opinion upon o much self reflective. it's not as though she's telling a story to anybody or justifying anything. she seems to be talking to herself. that isn't consistent with it being something she intended to be a part of getting back in the public eye. >> all right. let's play more. >> this has been such a blessing in so many ways. and now i have somebody to talk to. i'm not bothering the poor dog that i've adopted and i love. and he's as much my dog as any of the other pets i ever had. >> again, as you mentioned, she doesn't mention caylee or her family, talks a lot about this dog. >> right. and if her care of a child is any example of how she might care for a pet, we should all be very concerned about the well-being of this animal. and there is another interesting piece in that tape you just showed. she talks about there being blessings in many ways. and that's the kind of language we're hearing from somebody who is in treatment. when they start to make progress, they start to see the opportunity to get well and they start to feel enriched and sort of begin to flourish and feel a sense of spiritual awakening. they'll talk about the whole experience being a blessing. and that was for me kind of a tip that we might be seeing somebody right here who is actually in treatment and part of that treatment creating a video dialogue. >> dr. drew, thanks. >> thank you. >> strange stuff. still ahead, the oklahoma mom who killed a man who broke into her home maybe saved the accomplice and not the mom. the mom is now facing first-degree murder charges. also ahead, william pettitte. you may remember him and his wife and two daughters. police are preparing for a mathor change in 2012. we'll tell what you his plans are. the right relief for nasal congestion...in a pill. ♪ new from robitussin®. relief made simple. i'm forty-nine years-old, i love gardening, and i love volleyball. i've been taking osteo bi-flex for several years now. i really can't see myself not taking it. osteo bi-flex is a great product. i can go back and do gardening with comfort. 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[ male announcer ] stop the uh-oh fast with kaopectate. hi there. a 360 bulletin. man accused of breaking into the home of a young oklahoma mother is charged with murder because his alleged accomplice was shot and killed during the break in. he did not pull the trigger. the young mom did in self-defense while on the phone with a 911 operator. >> i have two guns in my hand, is it okay to he comes in this door. >> you have to do whatever you have to do to protect yourself. you do what you have to do to protect your baby. >> she did just that. hundreds of people packed in i ark noity church for the funeral of three young girls ages 7 and 10-year-old twin sisters who died at a fire in their connecticut home on christmas day. william pettitte is engaged to be married again. you may remember his wife and two daughters were brutally murdered during an invasion in their home in 2007. dr. pettitte survived that violence. his fiance is a 34-year-old photographer. philadelphia police need help in identifying the men involved in this brawl after monday's hockey game twenty flyers and rangers. three men in flyers jerseys jumped two men in rangers shirts. a rangers fan, an offer duty cop from new jersey, is now recovering from his injuries as well. anderson, back to you. >> aaron is ahead at 11:00. what's up? >> we're going to talk about where mitt romney spent his day. south carolina and comments that rick santorum made. a fight he had with a student in new hampshire about gay marriage. how will that play in the battle for south carolina and evangelicals. and what is the margin of victory in new hampshire. also tonight, amy chua, she's the international sensation, the woman who wrote battle hymn of the tiger mother. now she says her daughter in college doesn't need to call home to find out what to major in. they don't worry about calling to see if she is drinking or doing something else because being a tiger parent is the way to go. she is our special guest tonight and also talks about why she really called her kid garbage once. that's coming up at the top of the hour. >> wow. erin, thanks. >> a library goes to great lengths to get their overdue books back. improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula goes beyond 24-hour moisture. it's clinically proven to improve your skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. for healthy, beautiful skin that lasts. i found a moisturizer for life. 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