of the voter. it s almost like the final poll but even more accurate that the des moines register poll or the cnn time orc poll or n nbc marist because this will be a poll of the people who are actually attending. this is a poll of caucus-goers and starting to tonight we ll share with our viewers, what they say as they go into the caucus. now, the big caveat is, they don t just vote, they listen to a last-minute appeal. so candidates, wifs, children, they can show up and people can change their mind. so one person might say i m going to vote for newt gingrich and then in the course of 10, 15, 20 minutes of hearing appeals, they may change their mind and vote for mitt romney, whatever. it s a poll, an accurate poll, but it s not definitive by any means. we re going to let folks hear
and rick santorum are running neck and neck and neck. while perry and bachmann are struggling to stay in the race. huntsman is passing on iowa and doubling down in new hampshire. for gingrich tonight s caucuses come several weeks after he peaked in the polls. but he said he is still in position to win. there s 41% who are undeci d undecided, it s very possible to win. we ve talked we ve had 18,000 people in a telephone conversation call yesterday afternoon. we reached 89,000 eye juans and telephone conference calls and one more yet today. we have precinct leaders who believe that the caucus those are going to walk in, have a discussion and a substantial number of going to switch. 41% newt gingrich mentioned are voter s who say they could change their minds. whatever happens in iowa, romney says he s going to face president obama in november. by the way the president is running in iowa too. he ll speak to the caucusing democrats live via satellite this evening and mitt
is he eating? is she sleeping? well, you know, it s been very tough for her. you know, especially these last three hearings. it s been, you know, everything against her. so, you know, with literally her life hanging in the balance of what the decision is in the courtroom, it s very tough to sleep. she has been thinning down a bit too. were you, kurt, in court today when that lawyer called your daughter a sex-loving she-devil? yeah. you know, it was this particular lawyer, you know, even during the first trial essentially did the same thing. it was extraordinarily hard to listen to. it was even harder for amanda because, you know, she hears it all in italian and can understand it where i can only understand bits and pieces of it. i can see her wincing periodically. it was very tough for her. what i find very hard to believe is how this person can start calling her that when he s never even talked to her, never met her, and never really knows who she really is. that s t
of armenia russia is always with the people or armenia she stated armenia russia and europe close relations regardless they have strong. strong economic military and political ties no matter who is going to be in are in the end and that is unlikely to change. not exit fired in yet about thank you thank you. now let s take a look at something other stories making news around the world because u.s. president done hotel is facing for the calls to resign despite backing away from a controversial pension scheme that spoke days of violent protest students said that they will keep demonstrating until he is removed it s a missing plane more than twenty people have been killed in the protests began last week. the u.n. war crimes tribunal is hearing appeals against the twenty sixteen genocide conviction of bosnian serb wartime leader radovan cottage which he s asking for