followed by newt gingrich, rick perry, and michele bachmann. the final numbers were not in until 2:30 a.m. eastern time. rick perry will return to texas to decide whether there is a path forward. we will hear excerpts from the speeches made by candidates throughout the show and we will go to new hampshire to watch the unfolding contest. in that state has its primary next week on tuesday. we will like to hear your take about mitt romney s close call in iowa. here are the numbers to call we have a line on facebook or you can answer the question about what the you think about mitt romney winning the iowa caucuses by a very tight margin. let us look at the des moines register frontpage, courtesy of the newseum. jennifer jacobs reports a down to the wire battle. larry is a democratic caller from mississippi. good morning. what do you think? caller: i think mitt romney i am glad. i hope he wins for the republicans because he i did some research. he destroyed jobs for big
c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. john gibler talk about the drug war in mexico which has claimed the lives of 40,000 mexicans since 2006 and the involvement of the mexican army and police in the drug trade. he spoke at moe s books in berkeley, calif.. thanks to moe s books and thanks for coming out. in late march of 2010 a photographer in monterey, northern mexico got a call at 5:30 in the morning. his editor said there had been a shoot out. he gets in his car and is driving to the outskirts of monterey city and his editor calls back and says it is not a shoot out but looks like a body has been dumped in this field. get the picture anyway. he goes out to the scene before any other reporters. there is only a municipal police truck and some municipal police. the body has been taped off and state police have arrived yet and no other reporters so he was able to get to work. he approaches the body and starts taking photographs. after taking a fe
reporter peter kilborn talk about professional to possibly relocate and examines the toll it takes on families. politics and prose bookstore in washington hosted this event. is just under an hour. i want to thank, and barbara and all the politics for having me here. and all of you for coming. i am especially grateful for the subjects in the book, nagy fischer from the boom town of flourmount, texas, and her older son, who happens to be in washington looking at colleges. put your hands up. those are real they look pretty much like the rest of us. matt is a husband at their home one evening i watched j.c. take his dinner from the refrigerator, one heaping scoop of toll house cookies dealt and a side of raw carrots. i don t have a clue as to the view of my long depiction of them in my book. they can serve as your true spot as i discussed them. i invite you to judge the book by its cover. i did not commission the art. or meet the artist. i suspect he or she began with the v