let s get started. usually it s her. she s the one who says this over and over, jobs, jobs, jobs. you know what, jobs is the big story today. big report, remember the last one we told you that was real good, we have another one out for you. as good? anything negative? we ll get the low down on it all? is it going to boost or bite president obama. also we re talking iran and israel s stance on iran. the prime minister talking about a timetable on an attack on iran giving a series of interviews laying out how many days, weeks, months, who knows for sanctions to take hold. the pressure and the heat on that situation. attention pennsylvania. take a look at this. a little plane coming in and it is not a good story, folks. the landing gear, look, it s not down. wow. how did it end? you ll see this but you ll hear more about it in just a moment. wow. bobbi kristina speaking to oprah. that s right, whitney s only daughter. the first time she s opening up about her mom.
with jon huntsman. i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room. the first primary beghaj at midnight in new hampshire. most polls close three hours from now. we ll have complete coverage. here is what we re watching for. first, mitt romney s margin of victory. final polls show him with a nearly 20-point lead. if romney wins big he may see almost invincible heading into south carolina. if he doesn t win big, he may seem beatable, at least some experts predict. second, who comes in second, jon huntsman gambled on a good showing in new hampshire. he has the chance to show he s a viable candidate. they play very well among many in new hampshire, and could help him emerge as the anti-romney candidate. finally, independenting can stroh in this open primary, so how will they vote? they may decide the winner, who will that signal for next november? we re watching all of this unfold. new hampshire state officials are expecting a record turnout of a quarter million prima
chief political correspondent, candy crowley. good morning, candy. there s another big debate tomorrow night. this won t be like the others. no herman cain this time and newt gingrich is the guy to beat. well, yes. there is actually a lot at play in this debate which probably will make it the most high decibel debate that we ve seen. number one, the calendar s kind of closing in on him. those caucuses are less than a month away. number two, the conventional political wisdom always has been there are three tickets out of iowa. three people survive. not only do you have mitt romney who needs to go after newt gingrich and start to drive down some of those poll numbers, you have everybody else on that stage that wants a ticket out of iowa so they go after newt gingrich as well and probably a little bit of romney. so you have the makings of both the calendar and the politics of it at this point. this sort of promises to be a lively affair. of course it will. we re talking no
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
but we also are trying to make some political points about the hippocracy of i mean, look, this is a guy who he made some really bad judgments and he s paid for that. at the end of the day, he was part of a culture and part of an environment that quite frankly is still going on. the idea that we threw this bad guy in prison and look how we cleaned up the industry. i think we had an election that proved that s not the truth. certainly the staffing of the elected people off k street suggest there are several other jack abramoffs, maybe not as good at it, waiting to be found. about you playing factual characters including bobby darin, the is the reverse likely to happen with abramoff, we ll find ourselves liking him? we went to d.c. if there was one screening i wish george had been at, i wish