gingrich s 31%. santorum and paul at 12% and 9% respectively. bill: the big story as we go through the numbers, how much the story has changed since monday, only four days ago. in words of the man who did the polling this is just nuts. scott rasmussen is the man. live with us from rasmussen reports. what is going on here, scott? bill, you have to remember a week ago we were having mirror image of this discussion. newt gingrich had gone down 14 to up two. a 16-point swing in matter of days. now gingrich down 10, romney up 17-point swing. part of it the surge is the surge and doesn t last. newt gingrich had a good week but it hasn t lasted. part of it those somewhat conservative voters now are swinging behind mitt romney. he leads among that group 50% to 29%. gingrich still does well with the very conservative voters. bill: remind our viewers, these are likely republican voters in florida you re surveying. that s right. bill: this is going to the heart of it. you asked this
martha maccallum with you this morning. a total reversal of the numbers we had on monday. hear is the breakdown, if the primary were held today, mitt romney would win with 39% of the vote with newt gingrich s 31%. santorum and paul at 12% and 9% respectively. bill: the big story as we go through the numbers, how much the story has changed since monday, only four days ago. in words of the man who did the polling this is just nuts. scott rasmussen is the man. live with us from rasmussen reports. what is going on here, scott? bill, you have to remember a week ago we were having mirror image of this discussion. newt gingrich had gone down 14 to up two. a 16-point swing in matter of days. now gingrich down 10, romney up 17-point swing. part of it the surge is the surge and doesn t last. newt gingrich had a good week but it hasn t lasted. part of it those somewhat conservative voters now are swinging behind mitt romney. he leads among that group 50% to 29%. gingrich still does we
lot. and more on the presidential candidate herman cain. right now, i m joined by sam cedar, writer and activist angela davis, former fashion editor. alease jordan a former speech riter for condoleezza rice and up veteran john as well as a contributing editor. it s great to have you at the table. thanks for getting up so early. today is officially bank transfer day. it s move your money day. in washington last night, three d.c. protesters protesting an event were hit by a car as they tried to block ak stosz tccess event. they ran toward or jumped in front of the vehicle. three injured protesters were taken to the hospital. the injuries are non-life threatening. the driver first struck two of them, kept going to hit the third. the driver was not charged. another iraq war veteran was sent to the hospital after joining occupy oakland event. he told them he was beaten by police following the general strike there this week, the first in the city since 1946. the strike was call
austerity measures. more on what it means for the american economy and they mean a lot. and more on the presidential candidate herman cain. right now, i m joined by sam cedar, writer and activist angela davis, former fashion editor. alease jordan a former speech riter for condoleezza rice and up veteran john as well as a contributing editor. it s great to have you at the table. thanks for getting up so early. today is officially bank transfer day. it s move your money day. in washington last night, three d.c. protesters protesting an event were hit by a car as they tried to block ak stosz tccess event. they ran toward or jumped in front of the vehicle. three injured protesters were taken to the hospital. the injuries are non-life threatening. the driver first struck two of them, kept going to hit the third. the driver was not charged. another iraq war veteran was sent to the hospital after joining occupy oakland event. he told them he was beaten by police following the ge
good evening. we begin tonight with six working women who set out to make history, and today, ten years after they started, stood face to face with walmart in the supreme court. and, watching them from around the country, watching this case, millions of women, asking the questions in the courtroom, the fired up justices, including one who was a trail blazer for gender equality under the law. and terry moran is here with all the drama today. terry? reporter: it was a fascinating and dramatic day at the court, diane. this is a case about seeking justice, about how our law should deal with claims of sex discrimination at the biggest company in the world. and some of the different ways men and women look at the world seem to play out on the court itself. on the plaza of the supreme court, a few protesters gathered, while inside, the highest court in the land, some of the women of walmart, the plaintiffs here, watched from the gallery. on the bench for the first time in a gender