Herman Cain Campaigns in Ohio
HOLMES: Twenty-five minutes past the hour. A live picture here, and look at there. There he is, right on cue for us. Herman Cain doing several campaign stops across Ohio today. This is the latest. This is in Dayton, Ohio. And it just so happens he was just introduced and he is just taking the stage. He, of course, taking the stage, and on this campaign tour just days after a woman came out making the accusation that she had had a 13- year on-again/off-again affair with the married businessman from Atlanta. Let's go ahead and listen in, because we're expecting possibly him to acknowledge and say what he meant when he told his staff that he would be "reassessing" his campaign. So he might explain that. Let's listen in here for a moment.</s>HERMAN CAIN (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Great. Great. Great. Great. Great. Turn the mikes up, please. Turn the mikes up, please, so I don't have to strain this bass voice, whoever is on the mike. That's what I'm talking about. That's better. I am glad to be back in Dayton, Ohio!</s>HOLMES: We're at the bottom of the hour here now, and there is Herman Cain speaking at an event in Dayton, Ohio. This is part of three-stop tour through Ohio, a bus tour he was taking. We were standing by to see if he might make comments about his reassessing of his campaign. He told some of his campaign workers that, in fact, he would be reassessing the campaign. This came just shortly after a woman from Atlanta came out and said she had a 13-year on-again/off-again affair with Herman Cain. You're hearing him there. He sounds just ever much of the presidential candidate even fired up, energetic on this stop in Dayton, Ohio. We will continue to monitor it as he begins to go through how a Cain White House would look as you heard him there, but we are monitoring that. Also other stories on the rundown we are working on for you, up next he shot President Reagan 30 years ago. Now John Hinckley, Jr. could be a free man. We'll talk about the law that would allow it. Also, the finish line for the Iraq war. U.S. troops are making one final stop before their long journey home. Also later a new app for coach potatoes. Just tell it what you're watching on TV and it will show you a list of products you can buy based on your favorite show. Just what we need.