yeah! whoo! reporter: for former senator rick santorum a momentous night. it gives him a huge boost. we will be in new hampshire, we ll leave tomorrow, we ll spend our time there, and with your help and god s grace, we ll have another fun night a week from now. reporter: the former massachusetts governor who is the overwhelming front-runner in new hampshire is ready for round 2 next week. on to new hampshire! let s get that job done. reporter: texas congressman ron paul is make his bronze medal sound like a gold. this momentum is going to continue and this movement is going to continue. reporter: for newt gingrich a disappointing fourth place finish but the former house speaker remains ready to fight on and once again blamed an onslaught of neglect at the ads from mitt romney for his drop in support. we are not going to go out and run nasty ads. we re not going to run 30- second gotchas. i do reserve the right to tell the truth. reporter: despite finishing
a search for a gunman is going on now in san jose. santa clara county sheriff s deputies have set up a perimeter near moorpark at saratoga. they say that the suspect was involved in a vehicle stop earlier this morning. he took off on foot and is believed to be hiding in an apartment complex in the area. deputies are not letting anyone into this area until the gunman has been found. we have a crew on the way and we ll have updates throughout the morning as we get them. it is the closest finish in the history of iowa s presidential caucus. former bay state governor mitt romney edging out former pennsylvania senator rick santorum by 8 votes. unbelievable. as susan mcginnis reports this could be the beginning of the end for a couple of the other candidates. reporter: mitt romney barely squeezed out a win in iowa with rick santorum trailing just eight votes behind. we re going to change the white house and get america back on track. [ applause and cheers ] reporter: the
deputies attempted to make a car stop for just a regular vehicle infraction. the suspect didn t stop right away, actually drove slowly for a couple of blocks, finally coming to a complete stop. that s the when the driver foot bailed and started the search. reporter: why were they pulling him over. a minor vehicle infraction type stuff, i believe tinted windows or something like thats what the original reason for the stop. reporter: original reports indicate that he was armed. have you found a weapon? was he armed in the first place? there was mention of that but that s unconfirmed. we have not located any weapons or firearms or anything like that. reporter: were they of the residents threatened by this whole manhunt? no, they weren t. we have everybody in custody including the two occupants. reporter: you wouldn t be able to tell us his name or his description of the suspect? we don t have him identified and i don t even have a description of him at this point.
joe vazquez, cbs 5. they were breaking down doors, pushing and shoving at malls and stores around the bay area. in one case a report of gunfire. it was all over the last nike air jordans. christin ayers shows us how far some people were willing to go to make sure they didn t walk home empty-handed. we heard gunfire at one mall as people fought their way into stores looking for a special edition shoe. reporter: the scene repeated itself the day before christmas eve all over the country, mayhem at the mall. [ screaming and cursing ] reporter: shoppers bum rushing stores from fairfield to indianapolis and north carolina. at richmond s hilltop mall roughly 2,000 shoppers lined up and broke down in a frenzy to buy a pair of sneakers. but not just any pair. hey, they are jordans. reporter: retro air jordans going for $180 apiece. but before the doors could open. i didn t know, we heard a pop and there was like cops all over the floor like guarding people. so the cops
reporter: that s pacific steel spokesperson elizabeth jewel who says, don t blame the company, blame the current administration. the department of homeland security came to the company and demanded all the immigration documents that the employees had submitted and, of course, the company turned them over. and then the federal government came back with a list of documents or a list of employees whose documents didn t check out. reporter: pacific steel says the audit comes at a bad time because they ve been busy lately and have to try and find new skilled workers. for anna, it means having to find a job as the holidays approach. that s the worse part. when we are far away from our countries, from our families, this is the time of the year where we share time with our families, with our kids maybe. we are not able to give them big things. reporter: also because of the crackdown, former employees of pacific steel are unable to tell potential current employers about th