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Not cig cant economic impact to county. >> he doesnt hold a gun about what happened here two decades ago. if it was feasibility to keep it open, sometimes plants close. >> besides, what happened then is nothing compared to what is going on today. with unemployment in some counties at 14%. >> my sons are trouble finding work. they are younger. theyre competing with people my age for jobs. that is a bad place to be in. >> clearly, though, the attacks stunned the romney campaign. which is trying to...

Back then the economy, even though it was down it was in much better shape to absorb the jobs. real problem now unemployment in south carolina where some counties it is 12 or 14%, bill. bill: wow! that is remarkable that will be an issue come next week. what did voters have to say, john? what are they telling you? >> reporter: at that same place we talked to one fellow, a voter from florida, voting on 31st. he is not voting for romney because of record for bain capital. i ran into another fellow...

time will tell. >> and mississippis governor is under fire. 200 pardons in his final days. new information on who was set free and what these convicted killers are now allowed to do. we also understand that these are unconditional pardons, which means that their constitutional rights are restored. were going to find out a little bit more about that. apparently, theyre going to be able to vote and own guns. >> 2011 was so last year because 2012 got some stocks on a tear. the dow climbin...

globe. live from studio 7, this is "cnn saturday morning" with t.j. holmes. >> just got that breaking news from the nba. just a matter of hours ago. they were working overnight. weve got a live report on that coming your way literally in seconds. i do want to get you caught up on other morning headlines, including out of pakistan. where pakistan is saying nato helicopters opened fire killing 20 soldiers. this happened near the border with afghanistan. pakistan and military officials sa...

Youve beaten an officer up or whether youve stabbed, killed, or maimed an officer, these shus has got to go. >> but shortly after arriving at the shu at wabash, brown struck again. >> you get up in the morning, youre going to come in here thinking everythings going to be okay. its not always so. >> sergeant dan haskins was the recipient of browns fury. >> at that time we had what we called group rec. thats where they went out to the rec pad. what the offenders wanted to do, we found out later,...

im mitt romney. i believe in america. and im running for president. >> romney made his big announcement on a sunny farm but his speech was heavy on the gloom and doom, a long series of attacks on president obama whom romney repeatedly accused of thinking like a european. were joined now by long time new hampshire conservative activist lafontaine and romney media adviser russ reefer. im going to start with you. you are one of his top campaign strategists. i was interested in the tone of...

Decorated, they dont deserve to be prosecuted, and, the fact of the matter is, there was a complete investigation done and is it was done by a career attorney in the justice department, concluded nobody violated the law, and, the whole matter was closed, and the obama people came in, holder reopened it and the investigation i understand is still underway today. these are our government employees, they did nothing wrong, as best any of us knows, and, it was a fact where they followed the policies...

Over and keep it open, maybe it can stay open in a form. if not, its gone, this summer. when he tried to do it before, the emergency manager tried to close it down before, it was local protest that stopped them. now with him being given unlimited power, well -- when the students got the news, they decided to protest. the video of them showing how much they love their school, you can see they are painting something there. they are paints protest signs. its from a sit-in at the school during sprin...

Hes outside where you see our camera is at the door, and you see law enforcement, the state officials who are there at the doors. ed, what is taking place? i think youre right there, are you not, right there with the camera? >> i am right behind our cameraman right here, in the crush of people. who have been trying to get into one of the entrances and its become very chaotic here, suzanne, as several hundred people trying to crush in through the one door that has several dozen officers here tryi...

That was introduced last year. but the new version still gives the president a lot of authority. he can go to private companies, he can go to firms that operate what is deemed critical infrastructure, and basically tell them how to operate the network. and i think that should concern people. particularly because of the implications it might have for the architecture of the internet. we want to keep it open, we want to keep it connected, we know that in the past, when the government gets involved...