polls and now is in a freefall. so does rick perry show up? is he combative defending his views and is he as feisty at the end as he is at the beginning? because a lot of people have said that at the course of the two-hour debates, he starts to fade. that s my question. mr. cain will be the center attention as well. let s talk herman cain versus mitt romney. is it a fair fight? well, sl tl a fair fight? everything is fair in love and politics, right? is it a fair fight? you know, it depends on how you look at it. in the sense that herman cain you could say, no, it s not a fair fight. mitt romney ran for president last time, he s an experienced politician. he s got infrastructure in all of the key states. he has this overwhelming advantage. however, look at what the tea party did in 2010. a guy who has no political infrastructure. he s ran for office but never been elected to office before. a lot of voters like that. do enough voters want a president who has never held off
translator: i hope that this deal with help to achieve peace between the palestinian and israeli sides. and this would support the corporation between the two sides. you are looking at live pictures from that reid s hometown in israel. there s a crowd gathering there to welcome him home after five years in captivity. secretary of state hillary clinton is the first cabinet official from the united states to visit the new libya. clinton sat down with the new political leadership called the national transitional council. she made a stop in tripoli. now she brought ideas on the transition to democracy as well as an aid package. less than 300 miles away there s proof that libya s civil war is not over. battles continue in sirte. this is moammar gadhafi s hometown, the last battleground for his ousted regime. well, engineers near the crippled nuclear reactors in fukushima, japan, could be cool enough for a complete shut down in december. that s a month earlier than predict
jim what is the latest on this search? reporter: hi, fredricka. that s right. the national guard with the fbi, local police have been researching this wooded area here. just around the bend is the neighborhood where baby lisa lives, where she was last seen. that s just around there. this is the road that leads out of the neighborhood, back towards downtown or on to the freeways and all of these areas have been searched already. this pawnshop and the area around it have been searched. they wanted to be sure they could get a fresh set of eyes on it. they don t have a lot of other leads to go on. they re doubling back, being sure that nobody missed anything. here is what the fbi told us earlier. what we re looking at here is we have searched this area, we have new people out here, fresh eyes looking at the area that we have already searched. definitely being thorough, doing our due diligence and making sure we have fresh eyes out there, maybe there is something we didn t see
good friend and colleague, alina cho. and i must say, t.j., that s a spectacular back drop. i m jealous you re out there. good morning, everybody. i m alina cho at the cnn headquarters in atlanta. i know you, t.j., and there s a lot to talk about there. there is a lot to talk about. and many in the republican gop are giving us even more to talk about. now, of course, you think nevada and you re sthig about fabulous nevada, you re thinking about fabulous las vegas and the las vegas strip and what happens in vegas stays in veg crass. you know what they re thinking about here, know? they re thinking about the unmroit rate, one of the highest in the country. 147 of 2% unemployment. we are hearing from a lot of people here who are hurting. they have a message for you. annoy, i can give you statistices and tell you a lot of that, but a lot of them, they can tell you bet just by looking at the strip. also, something happening right now on the other side of the country we want to
area we re at now and we re getting economic impact from people thinking we re underwater, and canceling reservations and we have a big tourist community and losing some business because people think we can t get here, but we re open for business. reporter: you re getting hit two fold with the water and the economic factor. and how should they be handling the impact? we ve i ve declared this area of town as a state of emergency and working with the residents to get paid for the expenses they have and the inflation going on as we speak and so we re working on keeping these people happy and merchants up the street happy. reporter: you have the resi resist resilient residents? yes, and this is not the biggest, 1.4 inches of the biggest flood. and kelly, the army corps of engineers says the water is supposed to be cresting, but residents tell us the water is levelling off, although it