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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 say...

Sure the stock didn't lose money, as did others. not ap great launch. >> it's trading now. why i brought that out, under $37 in the pre-market trade. $1-plus below the trade. it's a mess. not a disaster. let people modify orders up to the open, overwhelmed, couldn't process it. the other side, people have to understand this company's been trading for a while now on the private market. so when they set the ipo price, $28, went up to $38, first trade, $42. facebook people made money, bankers made money, the institutions and the mom and pops are getting a raw deal. people said i want to be in on ...

>> brenda: you know that ticking tax bomb, where a ton of tax hikes hit objen january 1st, guess what congress is looking at to fix it, hold on to your 401(k)? >> this is an oh oh moment. those spending us know oblivion, go where the the million is, since there's trillions in retirement funds let's go after that, let's change the the structure and let's give less money to people, they don't get to put their money away and retake more of it. and bottom line, they're going to take more of our money and we're going to feel less wealthy and hurt the economy more. the only good news i don't think i...

Another housing-like bubble inflate and collapse that. being said, tuition, though, for tuition to go down, we also need to make sure states still fund and subsidize state colleges and community colleges because we see major cuts there over the last couple of years, and that, too, has increased tuition. >> dennis, you've got to get in. last word. >> three key numbers to build the case for getting government out of the college aid business. $140 billion a year. that's what our government spends every year on college aid. it's a 55% in ten years, guys, state college tuition up 40% almost in ten ...

Welcome back it time for what now? ! ? that were extraordinary pictures out of texas yesterday. if nearly a dozen tornadoes flattening homes and sweeping up trucks. can we make a clear connection between tornadoes and clixt change. abby, your father was one of the few folks in the republican party to say he believeds in science and maybe even climate change. worth noting, house republicans have cut $140 billion from the national osh graphic which monitors the climate for storms. the last budget slashed for more than $500 million for weather satellites. >> my family and dad were not on the part...