[Malveaux:] This just in. According to Reuters, I want to take you to Turkey. This is where an earthquake of a 7.2 on the Richter scale that hit turkey on Sunday killing 500 people in the eastern part of that country. Well, Reuters reporting now that rescue workers actually pulled out a man alive from the rubble more than 100 hours after that earthquake hit. Unbelievable. That has been a painful process. A lot of people looking, combing through the rubble trying to search for survivors. It was two days ago that they actually rescued a two- week old infant from the rubble two days ago. But we are now looking at pictures here that are just in. The man pulled alive from the quake rubble. This is just rather unbelievable when you think about the amount of time. A 100 hours beneath the rubble, finding a survivor at this point, after 500 died from that earthquake that hit turkey on Sunday. Just a miracle. Well, before the break, we asked you what was the germiest thing we touch every day, right? A, a toilet seat, B, a gas pump handle, or C, a crosswalk button? Well, believe it or not, the answer, B, a gas pump handle. That is according to a new study by the University of Arizona. The study says that 71 percent, right, of gas pump handles are highly contaminated with the kinds of germs associated with a high risk of illness. Only 35 percent of crosswalk buttons were this germy. And toilet seats didn't even make the list. I'm really surprised. Well, a lot of folks scratching their heads over Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain's new ad on the Internet. At the end of the ad, his chief of staff takes a puff on a cigarette. Well, it has triggered a lot of parodies. Jeanne Moos, she is handing out the silvery smoke ring awards to some of the best.
[Moos:] Suddenly, everybody is pretending to smoke. And it's all because this man, Herman Cain's chief of staff.
[Unidentified Male:] We can take this country back.
[Moos:] Took one little drag in a campaign ad.
[Unidentified Male:] Weird, right?
[Mark Block, Herman Cain's Chief Of Staff:] You know, I'm not the only one that smokes in America, for God sake.
[Moos:] Now, everyone is inhaling his smoke, one parody even paraphrases Charlie Sheen.
[Unidentified Male:] I'm on a drug, and it's called Herman Cain. Herman Cain has tiger blood.
[Moos:] That's from a left-leaning political group in South Carolina asking Herman Cain, what are you smoking? Not since the famous witch ad
[Unidentified Female:] I'm not a witch
[Moos:] Have we seen a political spot so parodied? So, we thought we'd hand out the silvery smoke ring award to some of our favorites. [on-camera] We award one measly smoke ring to the Letterman show for its video parody.
[Unidentified Male:] Rich Lowry here, chief economic adviser for Herman Cain.
[Moos:] And for all those who replaced the cigarette with booze, we award two smoke rings. Our three smoke ring award goes to Conan's show for most imaginative prop. We award Jimmy Kimmel and his crew four smoke rings for inventive voiceover.
[Unidentified Male:] I'm Herman Cain, and I approve cigarettes, and if that doesn't make me sound crazy, check out this smile.
[Moos:] Herman Cain's smile that takes eight seconds to develop prompted Stephen Colbert to challenge Cain to a slow smile contest.
[Unidentified Male:] Go!
[Moos:] Colbert managed to stretch his smile 25 seconds.
[Unidentified Male:] We'll be right back.
[Moos:] The coveted five smoke rings award goes to "The Colbert Report" for replacing smoking with sniffing.
[Unidentified Female:] I'm Herman Cain's personal assistant. We hope you share our vision.
[Moos:] By the way, we'd like to bestow a shortened lifetime achievement award to the human smoke machine who provided us with our smoke screen. Jeanne Moos, CNN, New York.
[Malveaux:] Oh, it's unbelievable. The race for the Republican nomination, everything comes down to location, location, location, right? We're going to take a look at how the candidates stack up in all those all important early primary states.