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the campaign? >> as difficult as it is when bella is healthy, when she develops pneumonia is very difficult. to see your child gasping for air is heartbreaking. >> reporter: his wife, a former neonatal nurse treats her with a neb bulizer. the santorums who are devout catholics had to defend their actions about another child they had in the mid-90s. >> reporter: a boy named gabriel who died only two hours after he was born. karen wrote in a book, she and her husband took he deceased child home, slept with him and showed him to their young children who were then very young. and liberal alan combs said voters wouldn't respond to that. >> once they get a load of things he has done, taking his two hour old child home after
state for most republican races. >> as we look at new hampshire right now, coming in second potentially, gloria, could be important. who comes in second? >> reporter: at this point, i think it could be ron paul. what's interesting is that ron paul attracts independent voters, as he did in iowa, and independents, as you know, wolf, can vote in the new hampshire primary. it depends how many of those voters turn out. some of them are very young, some are anti-war and they would be attracted to ron paul here. i think what all of the candidates are trying to do is take romney down from the stratosphere, from the 40% level, and if they can split the vote and get him down where he normally is, in the 25 range, then they'll be able to say that he's a weak front-runner. that's, i think, the best they can hope for. >> gloria and ron, thanks very much. how much is your vote worth?
youtube and twitter. carolyn and edith, two charming women who provided the best moments on iowa caucus night. it was the closest gop caucus ever, a nail biter. >> rick santorum, look at this, he's 13 votes aheads of mitt romney. >> reporter: one minute richter them up, five minutes later, it was mitt romney. >> mitt romney is 13 votes ahead of rick santorum. >> reporter: on and on throughout the night. >> omg. look at this. look what's going on. one vote. >> reporter: it finally came to war room two, precinct two in clinton, iowa. carolyn heads the clinton county women's club. >> it's late here, they were in bed and the chair was also in bed -- >> what you're saying -- >> they needed the information so i came to edith's home and pounded on the door and woke her up. >> reporter: that would be ed h edith, the clinton county
anderson, who would have thought -- >> that was the best live phone call ever. >> edith and carolyn, they knew what they were talking about. >> edith and carolyn started blowing up on twitter. >> they took the twitter-verse and media by storm at 2:30 in the morning when they came to the rescue of everyone and solved the mystery of the missing votes in iowa. >> you're trending worldwide apparently on twitter i just learned from ali velshi. are you big on the twitter? >> caller: not so good. i just got an ipad for christmas but i don't know how to work it yet. >> would you ladies like to be the co-anchors of a new cnn program, "citiznn after dark"? >> reporter: they joined cnn for a second time after the results were finalized with the cnn anchors and contributors. >> guess what, joining us now on the phone, edith and carolyn.
santorum from 4% to 19%. gingrich collapsed from 43% to 18. ron paul, he's doubled from 6 to 12%. rick perry collapsed as well, didn't have much to begin with, 8 to 5%. here has the question. i'll start with you gloria, everyone assumes on tuesday mitt romney will win in new hampshire where you and ron are right now. if he goes and wins in south carolina, is it over? >> reporter: i think you'd have to say it is. if he wins handily here in new hampshire and his opponents are trying to keep that margin down but he's still expected to win and then he goes to south carolina, where he's got the support of the governor and he looks like he's doing well, nothing succeeds like success, wolf. if he wins south carolina, you know, in modern history, no republican has been nominated without winning south carolina. you'd have to say, with his resources as he heads into florida, a very big diverse
be on south carolina. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. what a defensive a month makes, forever i was standing here the first week of december, we would have been talking how great newt gingrich was doing, what a commanding lead he had in the republican pack at that time. it shows you how quickly things are changing after iowa and soon after new hampshire. mitt romney now at the top, doing well among conservatives here. this is a huge conservative test for the entire field. mitt romney with these poll results showing he's appealing to conservatives as well as to born again christians, to evangelicals, almost across the board. i spent a lot of time the last couple of days, talking to evangelical voters and telling me they were looking at the field and seeing all the candidates are saying all the things they want to hear when it comes to their positions on gay marriage and abortion but they're also looking for someone who has electability.
>> reporter: much of the carnage he blames on intelligence services and armed gang, not regular troops. >> translator: bass sad assad is no longer able to control these monsters. >> reporter: he has this message for the outside world. >> we have reached a phase of genocide. this can't be tolerated under any circumstances. >> arwa is with us. he talks about genocide. on friday, we saw another suicide bombing right in the heart of damascus, the capital. give us a sense of what's going on. >> reporter: well, that particular bombing, the government is blaming on a terrorist suicide bomber. it took place at a traffic stoplight. the casualties were mostly civilian, there was a police station nearby. let's remember the syrian government from the on-set said it's targeting armed gangs and