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I want to play you something else from this brief conversation mitt romney had with reporters today. one of them asked him about comments he made in february about wright. i will play the clip. its a little bit odd. >> im actually going to -- im not familiar precisely exactly what i said but i stand by what i said whatever it was. >> number one, will use that all the time from now on, i have no idea what i said but im firmly committed to it and even surer today than it was then. did mitt romney ...

prison where hes been held since 2009. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." not only the null better one issue for most americans, but also the issue that will win the white house in november. the latest jobs report is not nearly what the obama administration was hoping for. its given the republicans fresh ammunition. were covering all the angles, beginning with our white house correspondent dan lothian. whats the reaction over there to the latest jobs numbers? >> reporter...

11 participants, thats one of them with hazing. in convicted the maximum anyone could face would be six years in prison. again, the question is why not murder or manslaughter charges? one answer says state prosecutors is that it would be tough getting convictions with the evidence that they have. >> the testimony obtained to date does not support a charge of murder in that it does not contain the elements of murder. we can prove participation in hazing and a death. we do not have a blo...

"ac 360" starts now. piers, thank you. good evening, its 10:00 here on the east coast. we begin tonight, keeping them we begin tonight keeping them honest with the question that seems to have no simple answer. how can someone be fatally beaten, kicked and suffocated, allegedly by more than a dozen people, and yet none of those people, not one, face murder or manslaughter charges. thats one key question in the killing of florida a&m band member robert champion. he died from a brutal h...

while bandmates hit him. today florida prosecutors charged 11 alleged participants with whats called felony hazing. they charged two others with misdemeanors. if convicted, the maximum anyone could face for beating someone to death would be six years in prison. again, the question is why not murder or manslaughter charges? one answer, say prosecutors, is that it would be tough getting convictions with the evidence that they have. >> the testimony obtained to date does not support a cha...

today florida prosecutors charged 11 alleged participants with whats called felony hazing. they charged two others with misdemeanors. if convicted, the maximum anyone could face for beating someone to death would be six years in prison. again, the question is why not murder or manslaughter charges? one answer, say prosecutors, is that it would be tough getting convictions with the evidence that they have. >> the testimony obtained to date does not support a charge of murder in that it ...

Upsurge in attachment to israel that followed the 1967 war and the very bitter attack by the left, unfair attack i would say in many ways, on israel following the 1973 war and the 67 war. and i think unfortunately these jewish organizations now define being pro israel usually as supporting the israeli government rather than supporting the principles of israels declaration of independence. >> you also one of the things you, you talk about is that essentially, this is a dynamic that ive thought a ...

President clinton signed into law. everyone loved the idea of welfare reform. everyone bragged about it. everyone has tried to take credit for it. even a little known state senator from illinois and his running meat. >> he passed a law fo move people from welfare to work. slashed the roles by 80%. >> more people have moved from welfare to the dignity of work and he got it done. >> work equals dignity. thats a bipartisan position. its been a bipartisan position for a long time. fine. that is not ...

Into work was one of the basic principles of the bipartisan welfare reform legislation that president clinton signed into law. everyone loved the idea of welfare reform. everyone bragged about it. everyone has tried to take credit for it. even a little known state senator from illinois and his running meat. >> he passed a law fo move people from welfare to work. slashed the roles by 80%. >> more people have moved from welfare to the dignity of work and he got it done. >> work equals dignity. tha...

Quote, moving welfare recipients into work was one of the basic principles of the bipartisan welfare reform legislation that president clinton signed into law. everyone loved the idea of welfare reform. everyone bragged about it. everyone has tried to take credit for it. even a little known state senator from illinois and his running mate. >> he passed a low to move people from welfare to work, slashed the roles by 80%. >> more people have moved from welfare to the dignity of work and he got it ...