tonight we celebrate. tomorrow we go back to work. dana bash is in manchester. christine romans is in the election center digging into who voted and why. peter ham by is in south carolina, the next stop in this grueling presidential primary. let s begin with dana there. romney s two for two. he won iowa, he won new hampshire. this victory wasn t a surprise, not to most. he was expected to win. it s the size of his win that s really grabbing attention, however. is it enough to get the party to finally rally behind him? reporter: well, fred, that s probably not going to happen immediately because as you mentioned, all of these other candidates are still in the race. effectively, look, this was no question a huge win for mitt romney. you said certainly he was expected to win here because he was governor of a neighboring state, but the size of his win in terms of the overall number, but also the kind of voter that he got, namely the conservative voters in this state. there
with him. let s go to mark preston who joine joins us now from washington. cain ducked the topic during a speech last noit. do we expect him to say anything today? we do. this is something that will dog him along the campaign trail, don. something he has been battling for several weeks. several women come out and allege that he sexually harassed them during his tenure at the national restaurant association and now we have this new woman, ginger white coming out saying that she had an inappropriate relationship with mr. cain for 13 years. she spoke out about it on a local atlanta television station, as we all know, a couple days ago.addressed it th morning, again, on good morning america. do you believe that mr. cain is fit to be president or should he end his campaign? in my opinion, no, i do not. i honestly do not think that he is, in my opinion, would make a good president as far as i m concerned. my views are different than his views, but at the end of the day, thi
where is it going inspect it s headed to mars. this is one of the latest and the most ambitious missions by mars. it will be looking for life on the red planet. john zarrella will be joining me here in just a moment. we re only a minute away here, john. i want our viewers to be able to hear mission control here in a second. we re just a minute away and, actually, i m going to go ahead. john, you stand by for me. when this takes off, we ll be talking about this ambitious mission. over the top of this atlas rocket, it will travel some 350 million plus miles, over eight months to get to the red planet. we were just about 40 seconds away. i m going to go ahead and be quiet and i ll let mission control take over as we watch nasa history about to take place on this mission to mars. step three. t minus 30 seconds and counting. 28. for launch. status check. go atlas. go santar. t-minus 15 seconds. t-minus 10, 9, 8, 7, five, four, three, two, one, main engine start. ze
ideas. well, look, i think first of all give him credit for being a good analyst at least. i think he s right in the sense that if it s a referendum on the economy, democrats will lose. the bad news for him is the election will be a referendum on the economy, unemployment is at 9.6%, it s by far the most maybe the only issue that matters, and that s what people are going to be voting on. i do have a problem with this argument he keeps making about republicans don t have new ideas about the economy. the truth is, we re really arguing about hyachi ideas versus keynesian ideas. they re arguing about it s not going to be politicians who come up with new ideas that fix the economy. martha: you re saying either the government has to get out of the way or the government has to help. it s a basic philosophical argument that s continued for quite some time. maria, i want to play you another sound bite and it kind of goes back to that, it has to do with the president s attitude and take
for office out there. you guys, we got to leave it there. sim other. maria, i will start with you i will start with you next time. thanks martha. martha: good to have you here. bill: the imam who has become the driving force behind the mosque at ground zero is taking questions. what he says and why he says moving that mosque could actually make things worse now. you ll hear from him and also reaction from a firefighter who responded to the attacks the morning of september 11th. in minutes.