police suspect her husband, a prominent scientist and he says he was out of town at the time and she doesn t remember. we re digging deeper. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. captions by vitac www.vitac.com mitt romney s latest campaign ads are full of pledges about what he d do on day one of his presidency, but our reality check shows he d have to wake up extra, extra early on january 20th to start on that to-do list. it s a long list. our national political correspondent jim acosta is joining us. here s the question, jim. can mitt romney really do all he says he would do on day one? reporter: that certainly is the question, wolf. according to his new ads, mitt romney will be a busy man in his first full day in the white house and he will need all 24 hours to get through all of his day one promises. what would a romney presidency be like? reporter: in his latest tv ad mitt romney lays out an ambitious agenda, he demands they play by the rules. r
frequently. a tough word to use is mooch. they would mooch off of anybody and everybody. the red cross, they would mooch, mooching dinners, lunch, breakfast, supper, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. everybody in town knew the girls. so they didn t look like it as they were mooching off of us. we re helping them. he is not surprised that the twins have continued to play off the kindness of others. they are very, very good at conning people. i think that s why they have sur viefred so well and that s why they ve never been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. they don t hang around long enough to be prosecuted. perhaps no one fields as many calls about the twins as mark dillinger. we received calls from police, social services and law enforcement agencies on a regular basis. when they re not in custody it