dealing with no food. we re live on the ground to find out what s being done. and a state lawmaker accidentally undermining her party and her principles with the press of a button. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. first to a dramatic moment on the campaign trail. the presumptive republican presidential nominee, mitt romney, firmly stating his position on the u.s. supreme court s historic ruling up hodding obama care and directly contradicting what his top campaign advisor said earlier in the week. our senior congressional correspondent, dana bash, is covering romney in new hampshire on this july 4th. she caught up with him earlier in the day. how did that go, dana? reporter: very interesting answer. remember, it was a revolt against taxes imposed by the king of england that spurred this day we re celebrating today, independence day. so perhaps it is fitting that whether or not the health care mandate is a tax was the question of the day here on the camp
in this picture, and i quote, will be held accountable to the fullest extent. stay with us. i m going to talk more about the outrage and fallout with mark in facetime seven minutes from now. it sounds like a vacation, west hilton, west palm beach, but seven days before the primary and 19 days before the florida votes, it s all work for republicans who think they have a shot for their party s nomination. that includes jon huntsman who came in respectable third in new hampshire and this guy who came in sixth. one of the reasons that we re here in south carolina is because we don t quit. and i want to ask you between now and the 21st to do everything that you can to talk to your friends and anybody that s not going to be here or absentee vote to get their votes in to count. because if you ll have my back on the 21st of january, i will have your back for four years in washington, d.c. the man they all want to replace will have plenty of cash to spend on keeping his job. pre
workers. the only problem with 70,000 volunteers, i know i wouldn t want to be responsible for monitoring all those accounts. brooke? brooke? captions by vitac www.vitac.com i m brooke baldwin. a couple stories at the top of the hour. first a manhunt could be coming for pardoned killers. new reaction to the shocking video of these marines in war. also the taliban is weighing in, as well. plus, mitt romney zero dmz on another battleground state. let s play reporter roulette. martin savidge in jackson, mississippi. this judge today blocked the state from releasing some of those convicted killers pardoned by haily barbour. have you new information about the state s attempts to reach these high profile paroled killers. well, the real concern is those killers, brooke, they were released on sunday. the judge has said they have been given an order that they have to report in on a daily basis where they are to alleviate the concerns for victims families that there might be
inequality and jobs. herman cain said those fired up over america s economic troubles had no one to blame by themselves. here s what he told the wall street journal. don t blame wall street. don t blame the big banks. if you don t have a job and you are not rich, blame yourself. cain fired another protest on cbs s face the nation. my parents never said we hope the rich people lose something so we can get something. my dad s idea was, i want to work hard enough so i can buy a cadillac, not take somebody else s. now cain is tweaking his message saying protesters should be blaming someone, the white house. here s what he said last night during the bloomberg, washington post gop debate. that response was directed at the people that are protesting on wall street. not the 14 million people out of work for no reason other than the employment is not growing. it should be against the failed policies of the administration, not wall street is why they should be protesting.
Through the book in just over two minutes. next time you re in hurry to get through story time with your kids or grandkids you might let them watch this video or bring her over and let her do it. i want you to listen to this now. i m from seattle and i starting whoring when i was 16. i started in the sex industry was i was 16. i ve been in the gang since i was 13. the business of legal prostitution and the women behind i. you ll hair their stories and why some are still haunted by their past. it is a special cnn investigation. thatcy ahead. plus on the heels of the biggest mob bust in u.s. history. you ll hear from a former mafia insider. but first a harvard educated lawyer is brought in to turn around baltimore s troubled schools. education contributor steve perry talks to him about how he s pulling it off. what s a harvard educated