CBS Evening News - 2012-01-03
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[0:00] [Music]
[0:01] tonight the vote count has begun in the
[0:03] Republican caucuses here in Iowa and
[0:06] it's looking like a razortip three-man
[0:08] race in this first battle for the GOP
[0:11] Presidential nomination our campaign
[0:13] team is
[0:15] covering we'll ask candidate Ron Paul
[0:18] about the dword what do you think when
[0:20] you hear yourself described as a
[0:22] dangerous I laugh at him I laugh at him
[0:24] the arson that terrorized Los Angeles
[0:27] Lee Cowan has the story of how the
[0:30] supect was captured and just hours
[0:33] before the caucus doors close a lot of
[0:36] minds are still open what is it that's
[0:39] preventing you from making your
[0:46] decisions this is the CBS Evening News
[0:49] with Scott P reporting tonight from De
[0:52] Mo
[0:53] Iowa and this is a special Western
[0:56] Edition good evening the votes are
[0:58] coming in from Iowa's Republican
[1:00] Presidential caucuses and it is looking
[1:03] oh so close CBS News estimates that it
[1:06] is a three-way battle Mitt Romney Ron
[1:09] Paul and Rick Santorum in that top tier
[1:12] take a look at the tabulated vote so far
[1:15] this with just 22% of the vote in Romney
[1:18] is ahead Rick Santorum tied essentially
[1:22] in the number two position there Ron
[1:24] Paul comes in third in new genrich at
[1:26] 133% voters are going into the caucuses
[1:29] they told told us that the most
[1:31] important issue facing the country is
[1:33] the economy followed by the federal
[1:35] budget deficit 44% told us they didn't
[1:39] decide on a candidate until just the
[1:41] last few days our entire CBS News
[1:44] campaign 2012 team is covering this very
[1:47] tight first contest in the race for the
[1:50] GOP Presidential nomination we're going
[1:52] to go firs