especially on jobs. >> governor romney enjoys firing people. i enjoy creating jobs. >> keeping them honest, governor huntsman stretched that one a little out of context. here's governor romney's original remark. >> i like being able to fire people who provide services to me. if i don't like the service, i'm going to get someone else to bring service to me. >> that came after a long argument of the health care reform law. it wasn't about the virtues of eliminating jobs. >> i was talking about insurance companies. we like to be able to get rid of insurance companies that don't give us the service that we need. >> opponents are also pouncing on this -- >> i know what it's like to worried about whether you're going to get fired. there were a couple of times i wondered if i was going to get a pink slip. and i care very deeply about the american people. >> that drew from rick perry on the fratrail in south carolina. >> i have no doubt that mitt romney was worried about pink slips. whether he was going to have enough to hand out. because his bain capital handed out a lot of pink slips. >> what do you think it goes? >> your pockets! >> whose pockets? >> playing the system for a quick buck. a group of corporate raiders led by mitt romney, more ruthless than wall street. for tens of thousands of americans, the suffering began when mitt romney came to dotown. >> that's a portion of a three-minute trailer of a 28-minute documentary that's running. first, though, mitt romney keeps making claims about his job record and it seems as odds with what his own campaign spokesperson has been saying about his jobs rord. tonight, keeps them honest. here's what governor romney said last tuesday. >> i'm very happy in my former life we helped create over 100,000 new jobs. and by the way, we created more jobs in massachusetts than this president has created in the entire country. if the president wants to talk about job, and i hope he is does, we'll be comparing his record with my record and he comes up very, very short. >> that 100,000 number got a lot of attention. a spokesperson steling him it came from flee companies, dom o domino's pizza, staples and the sports authority that romney helped start while at bain capital. however, he says it does not include job losses and layoffs in other companies. those include a dozen years worth of jobs growth after romney left bain. but now listen to governor romney just yesterday. >> in the business i had, we invested in over 100 different businesses and net-net, taking out the ones where we lost jobs and those where we added, those businesses have now added over 100,000 jobs. >> well, he's saying the numbers now take layoffs into account. that's the net-net he's talking about nap's different from what his spokesman just said. and notice governor romney says those businesses have now added 100,000 jobs. that is technically accurate, but it glides over the fact that neither he nor bain may have had anything nig to do with those jobs because he had long since left the firm. that said, even narrowing it down to the time he was at bain, it's hard to get a clear picture of how good or bad mitt romney's record was on jobs, and that's because bain doesn't release figures and a lot of companies it bought or invested in are private and still are private. "the wall street journal" did digging for today's paper. it looked at 77 businesses bain invested in. 22% of those companies either filed for bankruptcy or closed eight years after the bain investment. for another 8%, all the money that bain invested was lost. the "journal" also found those 77 deals netted bain $200 million and that made romney very, very wealthy. a lot of the republican candidates are hitting populous themes very hard. are you surprised to hear the moneys sounding kind of like democrats in their attacks on romney on this? >> i am. they sound -- there's a desperation to some of these. and more than that, there's an hypocrisy. we've been hearing through these 15 debates every one of these candidates stand up and defend the free market pl well, bain capital is a success within the free market system. and for them to go after it in this way, i think does -- it certainly spells of hypocrisy. but i think the regarder questions are when you look at bain itself, how did it operate during the romney years? i don't know all the facts, i can just tell you in boston where i am now, bain has a very good reputation. they're not seen as corporate raiders. they're seen as responsible in the way they buy out things. i've had one personal experience in a corporate setting when they came in and bought the company. we were very proud having bain as a partner. domino's pizza was involved in that. bain came in. they were very responsible. domino's almost went down. bain came in, turned it around. are there other examples? yes, teddy kennedy pointed out other examples which are much more questionable when he ran against him back in the senate. but overall, i must tell you, within the business community, bain as a general reputation here in boston is very positive. >> s >> is it a sign of desperation of newt gingrich your former boss? is. >> they said they're going to spend $3.5 million in south carolina. i don't think you can do that without actually buying a tv station. i'm not sure there's enough time available in a week to spend $3.5 million in those markets. but one of the things about what gingrich is doing is that the other night, he went after the president for suggesting that the president wants to have a french socialist/european -- i forget the litany kind of economy. but, in fact, by attacking what romney did at bain, he's suggesting we ugt ought to go t french system. and in the french economic system, every employee in every company is, in effect, a tenured professor. it's almost impossible to get rid of somebody after they've worked for a very short period of time. i think this is not going to have a long term effect. it's the kind of thing you want to get into in january and february, it's good for the romney campaign to learn how to deal with it and pivot off of it because they will certainly hear it again in the fall. >> to that point, we heard democratic activists or operatives saying that the president's super pac could rerun the gingrich super pac anti-romney film as their own basically without a single edit. do you think this is helping romney prepare for that eventual attack or hurting him? >> i think it's helping him prepare because the execution was bungled from the get-go with messaging. it won't have an effect on him overall. two things are happening simultaneously here. conversations are split because they see unethical behavior with corporate raiding. there's a dirty part of capitalism but still capitalism you either like it or don't. the other part is, and this is -- i spoke with rick tyler, a former gingrich aide who bought the rights to this film. when i spoke with him he didn't mention, and i actually had to bring up, bain capital received a $44 million taxpayer bailout from gts, the steel mill in kansas city. if they want to criticize that, that's anti-conservative. if you're going to criticize tenets of capitalism, newt gingrich enjoyed with corporate raiders, i believe he was on the advisory board of a certain company and received campaign donation is in the '90s as well, if you're going to criticize capitalism, that seems to be dread mental and not going to have an effect on the intended target. >> certainly an unconservative position. david, does romney still face this on stai-- obstacle as comi across as somebody who's relatable? >> i think he faces a very big obstacle there, anderson. he's made statements i think will come back to haunt him. corporations are people. today, he said, i like firing people. when you look at the context, it seems to be a fairly harmless although sort of somewhat mindless comment. the way he talks, trying the make a $10,000 bet during a debate. all of that puts him in an elite class, seen as unsympathetic, i think does get in his way. i was at new hampshire last night and heard him at a big rally with chris christie. he has continuing problems with emotional connections with people, not to say he will be a bad candidate, i think he's got a lot of work to do. >> we have lot to cover tonight. we have to move along. thank you. dana, as well, david gergen. stick around. we'll talk to you later. why newt gingrich is changing tactics going on the attack. hear what the candidates have say about that and the 30-minute spot attacking mitt romney. and how romney's mormon faith is playing in south carolina. cost romney a lot of votes in 2008 and this time, will it matter as much? 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>> reporter: what do you need to have happen in new hampshire? >> i think it's already happening. everywhere we go, we have big crowds and people are very positive and i think we'll have a pretty good night tomorrow night. >> reporter: people who are very very positive. but does that includes newt gingrich himself. >> we proved in iowa, you can't survive just by being positive. >> reporter: gingrich is in early attack mode. >> i was having a great time being positive and talking about big ideas and big solutions. i'd be glad to go back to that. i don't believe in unilateral disarmament. >> romney took for ren seed money from latin america. >> reporter: a big weapon is being loaded, a super pac which supports newt gingrich is about to start airing in a 30 minute advocacy film ahead of the south carolina primary, blasting romney. >> a story of greed, playing the system for a quick buck. a group of corporate raiders led by mitt romney. more ruthless than wall street. >> reporter: presidential candidates are not allowed to coordinate the actions of such super pacs. when newt gingrich was asked about your super pac, gingrich declared -- >> i think there's a huge gap between where mitt romney is and i am and what we hope to communicate in south carolina. >> reporter: was gingrich acknowledging he was directly involved in the actions of the super pac, which would violate the law? >> reporter: are you giving any advice? >> no. >> reporter: are you affiliated with them at all? >> i am not affiliated with them at all, don't talk with them at all. i have not actually seen the film. >> reporter: as speaker of the house, speaker gingrich was second in line to presidential ac session. to get better than that, he has to do better than he did in iowa. >> reporter: he got an endorsement. >> about 20 minutes ago, i got a phone call from todd palin, sarah's husband, and he indicated he was endorsing me today and going to speak out on behalf of my candidacy. >> reporter: newt gingrich said he's feeling momentum. >> i think this is a wide open primary. >> reporter: a primary that feature as very aggressive newt gingrich. gary tuchman, cnn. david gergen is back along with gloria borger and david webb, any founder of tea party 365 and hosts the david webb show. >> gloria, who do you think voters want to see at this point? which newt gingrich, the aggressive newt gingrich or kinder gentler don't speak badly of others? >> i think they want a little bit of each. what republicans want is somebody who can take it to barack obama and somebody who can win. what happened to newt gingrich in iowa is he got bombarded. and what he say said in the piece, gary did, is he couldn't win. i think there has to be a bit of nuance in a campaign and what we don't have from him. he went out of his way to say i'm going to be the positive person now he's turning negative. it's a bit of re-branding that takes a bit of adjustment. in fact, voters want somebody who can fight for himself. >> david webb, tomorrow night, no one is really asking if mitt romney will win new hampshire. that's considered guaranteed. the question is how much does he have to win by in order to blunt any momentum by other candidates heading to south carolina? what do you think? >> i think mitt romney has to pull out a win somewhere around 37%. it would be nice to see him get to 40 from the campaign's point of view. that would give him a solid bounce going into south carolina where, where he's polling very well within the state, especially on the economic issues. but the real big story in new hampshire is second and third. how will that play out with huntsman picking up some steam? he's polling in the double digits, around 13%, and does ron paul drop off, allowing newt gingrich to rise a little bit? new hampshire, as you know, anderson, likes to violate the polls, because we have the unaffiliated voters who can choose on election day to register and vote as a republican or choose to stay as a u. that will play heavily and they have a high percentage in this state. that will also play into it. >> david gergen, it would be refreshing for the mitt romney campaign to be above 25% in any poll because they haven't been able to break 25%. >> there are over 35% who are undecided as of this weekend. these last minute events could affect things. generally speaking, mitt romney has been above 40 and now in the mid-30s in some of the polls. i think if he comes in less than 30, he gets hurt in the media interpretations. he's got to come in the mid-30s, then he'll have what would be called a major win. if he gets over 40, then i think that will be regarded as crushing by the media. i think under 30, in terms of the expectation game, he's got to beat that or otherwise, even if he pulls out a victory, the media will revive this idea he really has a ceiling, even where he's a sort of hometown favorite. >> gloria, talking about these independent voters or undecided voters in new hampshire, how big a factor tomorrow? >> huge. the most important, most unpredictable, 4 out of 10 of them, 4 out of 10 of people who go to the polls are these independent voters. it's going to be very important for mitt romney. he does very well with them. the big fear of the romney campaign, i heard this when i was at an event with romney over the weekend is they're afraid some of their supporters think, oh, he's got such a big lead, we don't need to go out and vote and that would reduce their lead. what romney said to all the people at this event was, you know, please show up at the polls. we need you, because he understands what david webb was saying, that he needs to win by a very convincing margin, no matter who places number two. >> david webb, i'm curious, as a tea party supporter, how do you view all these attacks against romney for his tame at bain capital, this thing gingrich has put out or his super pac has put out. >> anderson, it's exactly what it is, an attack. it has very little merits when you look at the facts of bain capital. overall, it was 70% success percentage and on average, venture capitalism, about 60%. they're going to go after him, they're going to go after him in apples and oranges come pair son to president obama and solyndra. you have to look at the defensive. bain capital was a private company -- is a private company and these are private investors taking risks, making decisions to roll up companies. make decisions to push them forward. >> does it disappoint you to hear republican candidates make these charges which are, you know, not really necessarily conservative positions? >> i'm not that surprised. let's look at the fact this is hardball politics. in, mr., you're going to get your nose bloodied. you're going to get attacks that will come from either side. so i'm not surprised. it doesn't disappoint me. i don't like it but negative does work. we saw in the case of newt gingrich's attack on romney, he managed to take romney down about four points, at the same time, the collateral damage was that newt lost a few points. >> anderson, what we're seeing happen is kind of interesting to me. in the republican party, you seem to be having a class warfare argument among republicans. you have rick santorum saying essentially that mitt romney isn't a guy who can feel the pain of the middle class. that's what this fire people, you know, fight is about, you know, i like to fire people, which as david points out was taken out of context on mitt romney. corporations are people and the rest of it. it's not good for the republican party to be having this argument internally about who is best to represent the middle class when the nominee could well end up to be mitt romney, and you're just handing these lines to barack obama. >> david webb, david gergen, gloria borger, thank you very much. fascinating stuff. one other quick item. white house chief of staff, bill daley will be stepping down, the older man on the right and replaced by jack lew. and had gone back to replace the chicago mayor, emanuel. >> the case of a missing >> how will mitt romney's mormon play in south carolina. will it be his achilles heel like it was in 2008? 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♪ >> reporter: the road to the republican nomination runs through here, south carolina's congregation of evangelical christian. this is where four years ago, mitt romney was buried in fourth place. >> mormonism, is that the elephant in the room for mitt romney? >> obviously, i think it's an issue, probably similar to catholicism or john kennedy 50 years ago. >> reporter: this is the pastor of one of the state's biggest mega churches. there are deeply held opinions about romney's faith and whether mortons are christians. >> a show of hands of people who think they are not. is that going to affect how you view him as a candidate? >> we can't be one issue type of people. we have to broaden our viewpoint in some form of fashion. i do think in terms of religious issues or spiritual issues, they go to the issue of character. >> reporter: in this election, evangelical voters say character and conviction matter more to them than a candidate's denomination. surprisingly, social issues barely come into the conversation at all. >> economy. >> budget. >> small business. >> does that mean the wallet has taken the place of the bible when it comes to voting? >> that's a pretty powerful stimulus is the wallet. i'm hoping as a believer and a leader of believers, that it's secondary. >> reporter: four years and a bad economy have these voters feeling vulnerable. ray and cindy ferrell pray to god for relief. >> without our faith, we would be toast. >> reporter: former real estate developers, they lost their business, salaries, health insurance and retirement and the tears come easily. >> took away our livelihood. at one point, i thought i lost my dignity, who i am. we couldn't do the things we used to do. it was tough. >> reporter: the ferrells struggle daily with their loss and it drives their votes. hard times leave little room for hard questions about a candidate's faith. >> reporter: is that enough to affect your vote when you're looking at romney? >> no. not for me. >> reporter: why not? >> first of all, i'm not looking at a president to be the leader of my church. >> reporter: but the ferrells and other evangelicals are looking for someone who will help answer their prayers, prayers for an economic recovery and a stronger future. >> david joins us now. i've seen conflicting polls including our own. how's romney doing among evangelicals? >> we saw he was doing 37% leading the pack state-wide,just a couple points less than born again christians leading the pack as well. when you drill down on the numbers it gets really interesting. born again christians leaning towards the tea party are less likely to support him than others. again, you see how the economy is coming into play here. >> some people would ask, if they don't accept romney's way of worshipping, how could they vote for him. as a lot of people point out, evangelicals are not necessarily single issue voters and easy to paint them with a simplistic brush. >> that's right. there's a very strong need here not just born again and evangelicals, a need to find somebody they believe can win. they believe the republican nominee, whoever wins here, could go on to become the nominee and have a chance at beating president obama. that's what they're looking for because right now the complaints they have is how the country is being run right now and being less concerned how it might be run after the election. >> david mattingly, i appreciate the reporting. thank you. programming note, stay with cnn for special live coverage for the first new hampshire primary. we start tomorrow night 7:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. let's check our stories. back with the "360" bulletin. >> activists in syria say at least 23 more people were killed today. the government has long restricted international journalists from entering the country. a cnn team is now inside syria but it has prevented them from doing live reports. iran has sentenced a former u.s. marine to death. amir mirzaei hekmati has been accused of espionage. he is a u.s. citizen and arrested in august while visiting relatives in iran. congresswoman gabrielle giffords was at memorial event over the weekend, a year after being shot in the head and led in the pledge of allegiance at the event in university of arizona. >> and a leopard has been released in a nature preserve in india days after attacking three men, killing one of them. we warn you, this may be tough to look at. the leopard wandered into a residential area in northeast india saturday and attacked the men. a bystander managed to snap that horrifying picture. the leopard was eventually tranquilized and taken to a zoo. really frightening. >> bizarre stuff. still ahead, the search for a missing toddler, ayla reynolds, continues in maine as he grandmother seems to make a big revelation. it's the cnn exclusive interview ahead. also tonight, the big break in the murder mystery that turned the queen's country eskate into a crime scene. details ahead. 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>> i did not hear anything. >> reporter: she didn't hear it because she was somewhere else she now exclusively tells cnn, another location she now declined to publicly disclose. why not come clean from the start? she says she was trying to protect the investigation at the request of police but then felt she needed to set the record straight. what does it mean for an investigation entering its fourth week and with no sign of the little girl? dipietro says it shouldn't matter, police have always known her whereabouts that night. outside her home this weekend, people continue to stop by, leaving gifts and praying for her safe return. she disappeared about a week before christmas after her father says he put her to bed only to discover her missing the next morning when he called police. >> reporter: who do you think would do such a thing? >> again, i've given my theories and my opinions to the waterville police department and detectives. i just keep hoping that law enforcement is going to bring ayla home and they are going to find her. >> reporter: if police are any closer to finding the little girl, they haven't yet said so. police suspect foul play but from the start of the investigation, have refused to say who was home the night ayla vanished. this was video shot last fall of the toddler who would now be 21 months old. >> she's quiet, very sweet. her eyes, she has the bluest eyes and longest eyelashes. >> reporter: this video, exclusive to cnn was shot in phoebe depietro's living room steps away from the bedroom she shared with her cousin. her face is blurred. >> reporter: when you found out she wasn't there, what did you think? >> i thought that i didn't want my son to go get any of his friends and go kicking in doors looking for her. >> i take it you don't think some stranger walked in off the street and did this? >> it is a very creepy feeling to think somebody had been casing your house, that they had been watching the family's activities. >> reporter: after ayla vanished, her grandmother told detective some things around the house didn't look the same. >> some oddities i had noticed and we told the law enforcement what those were. >> she would not reveal them to us. ayla's parents never married and live apart. the child's mother, who has spent time in rehab, her family says, questions whether the father, justin depietro, mistreated ayla, suspicious about a soft cast she had on her left arm the night she went missing. justin's mother said she was home when her son tripped while carrying ayla into the house. in other words, it was an accident. police said both families are cooperating in the investigation. although she wasn't there that night, depietro says none of the people that were there are responsible for ayla's disappearance. >> justin is a great dad. he truly truly is and i know he loves ayla. >> reporter: this sparkling reds dress and books are among ayla's christmas gifts never wrapped. >> i have to believe she is okay. >> reporter: do you have anything to say for whoever took ayla? >> please bring her back, please bring her back. >> reporter: so she can see her dancing again. >> susan joins us now. there's obviously been a lot of questions raised about this family. why and did she on friday tell you one thing, that she was -- or imply that she was in the house and didn't hear anything and then later admit she wasn't in the house or say she wasn't in the house. >> she said that she didn't mean to do it. i had interviewed her late at night. the next morning, i went over to see her and her son, justin. she took me in and said, i have to tell you something. i have to tell you the truth. i made a mistake. i told you the wrong thing. she said, i was trying to be so careful to follow the police's instructions about not saying anything about what happened that night that i screwed up. she was really upset. you know, i felt sorry for her. i give her credit for telling the truth. >> she said there were oddities in the house she told police. it's understandable why she wouldn't tell anybody else because if somebody is arrested, that could be part of the investigation. >> exactly. exactly. she wouldn't tell us exactly. that's why. i could tell you that the inside of the house was covered in fingerprint dust. it took them a long time. they were still cleaning it up when we went in the house. if you look around the outside of the house, you can see there are windows on the side and in the back. if someone wanted to make entry that way, if they came in to take her and snatch her, kidnap her, there are a lot of ways they could have come in. >> when you asked her about who she suspected or what her thoughts were, was it a stranger, she didn't really answer that question? >> she answered her own question. but you're right, she didn't say it. because the police have told her, keep your mouth shut, we don't want to give any clues away about what we know and that's why she wouldn't tell us. >> susan, appreciate that. here's more on piers coming up up next, a queen murder mystery. s we now know the name of the woman found dead on the estate. also ahead, incredible video of a terrifying fall of a bungee jump, australian woman falling more than 350 feet after her bungee cord snapped, and she survived. beth! hi. looking good! you've lost some weight. thanks! you noticed! you know these clothes are too big now, so i'm donating them. not going back there again. good for you! how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't... multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories per serving... more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. >> the body of after 17-year-old girl in sandringham has been identified. police not giving a cause of death, only that they're investigating the murder. i spoke with cnn international correspondent max foster. max, the girl whose body was found, what do we know about her? >> reporter: we know she moved from lat tee -- latvia in 2009 about 30 miles away from the estate. we're told she was out-going and fun loving what the police have told us. ask they're quick to scotch any rumors that said she was involved in the sex industry, said that's not true at all, ready to start college on a beautician's course in september, around the time she disappeared. >> do police have any idea how long ago she died? >> she went missing around the end of august, beginning of september, all we know, the body has been in situ up to four months in sanderingham. she was last seen the 31st of august in a car with two men. the police managed to find those two men, questioned them but haven't arrested them. in the meantime, they're focusing their efforts on the estate and combing that area and trying to find out if there are any functions or events that may have drawn her to the estate and speaking to people who worked there on the estate. the game keeper, royal game keeper, royal estate manager have all been asked questions all in an effort to find some sort of lead. >> i haven't been out to this estate, haven't seen it. can any go out onto the grounds? are they open to the public, is it easily accessible? >> 20,000 acres. it is open to the public. but most of the people that live there are on the queen's properties, work on the estate, largely known by any queen. the royal family may have well been out shooting there in december. that is traditional in this area. the queen is staying there still with prince philip about two miles away from where the body was found. so she is being kept informed. we don't think she's been questioned but being kept informed about all of this. a crime in her own backyard effectively. >> max foster, appreciate the latest. thank you. aa let's check back in with aisha. >> in arkansas, a 73-year-old woman told police she was forced to wear an explosive device around her ankle and attempt to rob a bank by man who broke into her home. she bank was evacuated and police removed the device from her ankle. when police went into her home they found the husband tied up and believe the suspect fled in a pickup truck. warren jeffs was banned from the phone for 90 days for preaching a r aer is ron over the phone. alaska's national guard is being sent in to help residents dig out. 18 feet of snow has buried the isolated coastal town, home to about 2,000 people. . in 2011, 373 people were killed in plane crashes worldwide, but there wasn't a single passenger death here in the united states. an incredibly safe year for air travel, considering about 10 million flights in the u.s. and caught on tape, an amazing story of survival. an australian woman is lucky to be alive after her bungee cord, as you see there, snapped, when she leaped off the victoria falls bridge in a crocodile infested river in southern africa. she only suffered cuts and bruises in the fall. >> unbelievable. >> and now, our challenge to viewers. coming up with a better cooperation for the photo we post on our blog. on the campaign trail in new hampshire, john huntsman gets a kiss from a dog. our winner tonight is joel. i know it's a bit early, but i'm looking for a running mate that the voters will love. you're on my short list. oh, yes. our viewer winner is suzanne. i know just how to lick the competition. trust me. oh, yes. suzanne, your beat 360 t-shirt is on the way. anderson, back to you. . co-ing up, a man gets arrested in wisconsin but it's his name that lands him on the ridu-list. we'll explain. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ one too many... 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