as these holidays wind down. the president yial campaign sean is heating up. one week from tomorrow, the iowa caucuses will mark the first formal votes in the 2012 race. right now, it s too close to call, statistically speaking. according to a poll from the american research group, ron paul, mitt romney, and newt gingrich are locked in a three-way statistical tie. you can see it there. 21, 20, 19% apiece. paul steinhauser is in des moines with more on this three-way battle. and no clear front-runner at least for iowa, paul. reporter: no clear front-runner. and that poll you just showed from arg came out on friday. the most receipt polling we have of people likely to take part in that caucus on january 30. it also indicates with just a week to go 1-10 still say they haven t made up their minds. and a sizeable amount are saying, i m backing this candidate or that candidate, but i may change my mind. three-way traffic jam, i guess you could say, for the top spot. ron paul, tho
you got to be pretty comfortable with that. sean not really. it s not going to end it. the experience of other cities like ft. lauderdale and daytona where they ban drinking some years ago was that there was a lull for a little while then they rebounded and they re doing better than they ever were and don t want the alcohol sales again. they have spring breakers but it s a better quality of spring breaker, and they re spending more money. they re going to the chic restaurants and the chic shops and the great restaurants, and they re being good citizens. yeah. all right. i understand you and fellow panama city beach residents, you all showed up in your t-shirts last night. it was the end of a three-hour meeting, and i guess there was a celebratory outcry at the end of the vote. explain. yes, sir, there was. we went into that meeting really wanting to change i ve been at this longer than you have mr. hannity. and not much longer. i was this lone wolf out there talking about the p