we got through the cold war without some terrible incident taking place finale airs on sunday night. stay tuned for that and tune in for the lead with jake tapper, which starts right now these cnn breaking news welcome to lead. i m phil mattingly in for jake tapper and we start this sauer with the breaking news, at least ten people have been shot at in arkansas grocery store two people were killed. and one of the injured is a police officer. i wanna get straight to cnn s sub l resolve he s well, what do we know about where things stand, how this actually happened earlier today hey, phil, we do know that the situation has been contained and we expect to get brand new details here. and about half an hour, that is when arkansas state police are holding a press conference to let the community know what has happened here. but here s what we do know from a press release from arkansas state police. this mass shooting which cnn defines as four or more people wounded or killed,
All of it. [cheers and applause] nobody in this country not even the president is above the law or immune from accountability. dana: colin, or of course, she was there in new york at the trump tower making her big speeched today for her presidential campaign that kicked off officially last week. want to get your take on that. feels like senator gillibrand s had three or four rollouts, and each one doesn t seem to go anywhere. i think she can t have challenged this is where she wanted to be when she got out first. when you announce early, you start burning up campaign dollar, and it becomes hard to get traction. i don t know, and it seems like every time one of these candidates takes the stand or a position like this, they think it s going to separate themselves from the pack, but everything she said this, she ll probably have company from 30 other democratic contenders tomorrow. it s getting really hard for these candidates to separate from each other because they all
certainly will. here is a look at some of the other headlines making news on the cnn political ticker. almost two out of three iowa rub insiders see mitt romney winning tomorrow s caucuses. cnn saw several activists and insiders. 63% are predicting a romney victory. 27% think ron paul will win. 6% of the political pros say the race in iowa is just too close to call. jon huntsman is pumping more of his own money into the white house bid. the former governor says he will match his campaign dollar for dollar until midnight wednesday. he already loaned his campaign more than $2 million and is banking it all on next aek new hampshire primary. senior adviser tells cnn daily contributions to santorum s campaign are up as much as 400% from only ten days ago. a cnn poll shows santorum coming
than 50 cars set ablaze since friday. los angeles police announce arrests. i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room. we re counting down the hours to the first voting of the 2012 presidential campaign. 28 hours to be precise, until iowa republicans gather at more than 1700 locations for their party caucuses and start picking their favorites. candidates have spent millions of dollars, logged many thousands of miles in this long iowa marathon. now it s a sprint. as they dash across the state looking for the last few votes. mitt romney is at the head of the pack trying to hold back ron paul and a hard charging rick santorum. let s go live to cnn joe johns joining us from marion iowa right now with the latest. joe? wolf, mitt romney is pushing across the state traveling hundreds of miles. certainly one of the busiest days of his entire campaign. he is trying to get his supporters to go out and caucus for him. on the final day of campaigning, energy is everything in io
Conducted himself really drives the moderates who don t want to get rid of medicare, the department of education, rid of infrastructure in alaska. it really drives them towards looking and finding out more about scott mcadams. that statistic that has been quote sod many times, that murkowski and before her, the late ted stevens, getting back $5 of every campaign dollar. absolutely. people in massachusetts could probably look at alaska and say, they are getting so many dollars when massachusetts was 50 years old, what was it, 1826? we have a lot of catching up to do when it comes to infrastructure and alaskans don t consider septic systems in towns that have how your dollars did at the