ROMANS: Every Republican with even a remote chance of becoming president will be in New Hampshire this weekend attending the GOP's first in the nation leadership summit. It is a two-day cattle call for candidates, both declared and undecided, a chance to separate from an increasingly crowded field. We get more this morning from CNN's senior Washington correspondent, Jeff Zeleny.</s>JEFF ZELENY, CNN SENIOR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, John and Christine. All eyes are on New Hampshire today and tomorrow and throughout the weekend for the first big Republican gathering of the year of potential presidential hopefuls. The entire cast of possible candidates including a long list of long shots, will be on hand. Former New York Governor George Pataki will start off today at 11 a.m. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will finish on Saturday at 7 p.m. In between so many speeches including from former Florida Governor Jeb Bush along with the three candidates who have already announced their candidacies, Senator Rand Paul, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio. Now New Hampshire, of course, has the first in the nation primary. It follows the Iowa caucuses and that's February. Chris Christie has been campaigning the longest this week. He's been there already for several days and former Texas Governor Rick Perry too. This is the most wide open Republican field we have seen in recent memory, but all potential candidates are hardly on equal footing. This weekend will give Republican activists their best chance yet to size up this field and see who they think should be the nominee. On top of all this, on Monday, Hillary Clinton comes for her very first visit to New Hampshire as well following her first campaign visit in Iowa so much politicking in New Hampshire -- John and Christine.</s>ROMANS: All right, Jeff Zeleny, thanks, Jeff. Ala carte television coming to a major U.S. cable operator, what's the deal and who has it? That's next.
GOP Candidates Gather In New Hampshire.