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leaders excode those sentiments going so far as to say the extra time the president is giving religious organizations to come apply is a slap in the face. >> that may actually be almost the most offensive part of this whole idea. the religious institutions you have to do things that are contrary to your faith principles and by the way, were going to give you a year to figure out how to accommodate that change in your faith principles. >> but todays award for golden hyperbole may wrong ...

good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. im betty nguyen. the race for the republican nomination has taken another unexpected turn. this time, it was rick santorum who struck a blow to mitt romneys campaign with a sweep of all three nominating contests yesterday. santorum was the winner in colorado, minnesota and missouri. his first wins since eeking out a victory in iowa. susan mcginnis is in washington with details on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning betty. we know...

the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, february 8, 2012. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. im betty nguyen. the race for the republican nomination has taken another unexpected turn. this time, it was rick santorum who struck a blow to mitt romneys campaign with a sweep of all three nominating contests yesterday. santorum was the winner in colorado, minnesota and missouri. his first wins since eeking out a victory in iowa. susan mcginnis is in washington with details on th...

the city has become a stronghold for opposition fighters during the 11-monday uprising against the government, and in that time, an estimated 5,000 people have been killed throughout the country. and on monday in a move to step up pressure on assads regime, the united states closed its embassy in damascus and britain recalled its ambassador. fighting in homs has intensified since the weekend. 200 people were reportedly killed on saturday. rebel forces say they have taken control of sev...

monday by forces loyal to president bashir assad. the city has become a stronghold during the 11-month uprising against the government and in that time an estimated 5,000 people have been killed throughout the country. and on monday in a move to step up pressure on assads regime, the united states closed its embassy in damascus and britain recalled its ambassador. fighting in homs has intensified since the weekend. 200 people were reportedly killed on saturday. rebel forces say they ha...

residents and activists say at least 95 people were killed monday by forces loyal to president bashir assad. the city has become a stronghold for opposition fighters during the 11-monday uprising against the government, and in that time, an estimated 5,000 people have been killed throughout the country. and on monday in a move to step up pressure on assads regime, the united states closed its embassy in damascus and britain recalled its ambassador. fighting in homs has intensified sinc...

kcbs radio political reporter dog sovereign is in las vegas where he has been watching the caucuses all day today. hi, doug. >> reporter: hi, ann. thats right. in a little while, this hotel ballroom will fill in with enthusiastic romney supporters who assume they will be celebrating a blowout win for the former massachusetts governor. certainly every caucus we went to, romney won big. the numbers we were compiling, he had about 60% and newt gingrich and ron paul fighting it out for sec...

this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from miami. >> pelley: good evening. mitt romney is now 2-for-4 in the race for the republican presidential nomination. cbs news is projecting that romney has defeated newt gingrich in todays primary here in florida, taking the biggest delegate prize to date. the win was expected but the surprise tonight is how wide it was. romney won conservatives, moderates, tea partyers, young voters, women and hispanics. have a look...

lost if south carolina, romney was sharper and more aggressive here in florida. you saw it in those two debate performances. but even on the campaign trail in his speeches and his advisors tell me you can expect that focus to continue, romney to maintain it as this campaign goes forward into those western states. >> pelley: jan thank you very much. newt gingrich says hes going on no matter what happens tonight. one reason is the way the republican party has changed the rule this is yea...

tonight from miami. >> pelley: good evening. the race for the republican presidential nomination has changed course with every caucus and primary. tonight here in florida it appears the winds are shifting again and filling the sails of mitt romney. in a suffolk university poll out today, romney leads newt gingrich by 20 points-- 47% to 27%. a new quinnipiac poll shows a somewhat tighter race with romney 14 points ahead 43% to 29%. its a long way from just one week ago when both men wer...