they moved to the suburb of bloomfield hills, one of the country's richest enclaves. page 15, the romneys lived in a contemporary homed a jay sent to the bloomfield hills country club, the city of several thousand people, a domain of sprawling homes, emerald lawns and elite private schools, was a world away from nearby detroit. in the 7th grade, mitt enrolled at the elite kranbrook school, a boarding school in his hometown of bloomfield hills them 315-acre campus has been described as one of the most enchanted architectural settings in america. boys attended classes in elegant buildings modelled after an english boarding school surrounded by other sons of privilege, mitt wasn't a standout. mitt, who absolutely did not start with nothing, enjoyed hearing the wisdom of his father at his high school graduation. his father was then the governor of the state where he was delivering that high school commencement address. mitt romney did his duty as a mormon missionary in france, which conveniently provided him with a deferment from the draft so that he never had to join the

. >> reporter: friends and neighbors searched an area near bolsa road near bloomfield avenue and trudged through the mud, looking for any sign of gutierrez. with the steady rain falling some searchers worried that the rising levels might hide the evidence. police say they believe gut's 27-year-old son seriously hurt or killed her. today the county search-and- rescue team hiked into the mountains and covered 45 miles along with cadaver and police dogs. >> they are large canyons and it's mountainous and very, very rugged terrain. so it's not something that is off the beaten path where people might be walking by and find someone who needs help help. >> reporter: police say there is no specific evidence that led them to search that evidence. gutierrez's friends say searching on their own is the least they can do. >> everyone pray for her and pray for us to try to find her. >> reporter: police told me late this afternoon that they have exhausted all of their leads and at this point they do not plan on sending andt out their search-and-rescue teams tomorrow because they don't nowhere else to w

. >> october 2010 in bloomfield, wisconsin.ick schaeffer purchases a home in foreclosure in a remote lakefront community. >> it's a bunch of old cottages that got converted into homes, kind of in the middle of nowhere. >> not much is known about the previous owner. but for schaeffer the price is right even though the house appears to be in shambles. >> i've seen people save things and collect things. but i think in this case, the individual was cleaning the neighborhood, so to speak. >> armed with a video camera to document the scene, schaeffer visits his new property with a friend, david lang, and lang's neighbor ryan lamere. >> you want to see hoarding? you're going to see it. >> looked like a typical house that had neglect. the neighbors had put up a fence on the one side because of what had been there. >> the trees were all overgrown, the bushes. so they were overgrown on the house. there was a car parked outside. it was completely packed with stuff. >> that was overflow from the house. basically when you opened up the door

in down state are towns like peoria, bloomfield, champagne and springfield where the idea of a businessman is going to be more attractive than in the rural counties where it's more ag dependent and very small towns. bill: mitt romney was campaigning from that part of the state trying to cut into where rick santorum might be campaigning. >> both of them will be in peoria tonight. romney is carrying the battle into what might be considered the more conservative part of the state. less than half of the vote will come from outside the chicago metropolitan region. so he's fighting on santorum's turf. bill: does the vote in michigan and ohio before this tell us much about illinois? >> a little bit. but in illinois there are 54 votes up. romney already has 12 of them locked away because santorum did not file delegate slats for those districts. decatur to champagne and springfield tonight. so for romney to win 50% of the delegates he only needs to win five of the 14 congressional districts in which the two men are competing. he only has to win 6 of 14. i think the odds are likely romney is going t

because it is -- as a coincidence i was a poll worker the last election we had in our city in west bloomfield, michigan, and i would like to know why is it that people think that they can she -- cheat and vote twice for a certain person running for reelection or election, that is okay. but lawfully anything that has to do with voting, they should show an idea so they can not cheat. i would like to know why do you always read columns from liberal newspapers and then watch to see when to cut us off? you are not being fair at all. host: after you make your point, i tried to move once i can get as many voices in as possible, whether it is a guest taking your phone calls or whether it is in the first 45 minutes, trying to get as many different voices as possible and we read from all newspapers -- "washington journal -- "wall street journal," "know your times,". we will look and afghanistan and the follow-up -- follow up on the civilian killings from a gas farm "national journal," michael hirsh. -- a guest from "national journal." >> i hope that as we move forward in this world, there are a number

so it is really a delight to have april bloomfield with us.he was just talking with the prime minister. [applause] so april stands ready to help prime minister. we joke about the special relationship but that is because we are so comfortable with it. it means such a great deal to us. it is not just because of a wide range of shared interests but our deeply rooted history and the unbreakable friendship between our countries. now, of course the president did remind the prime minister at the white house ceremony this morning that we are at the 200th anniversary of the war of 1812. and i was pleased to tell my counterpart and friend the foreign secretary and also the chance already that it was my pred saysor in one of my other lives dolly madison who actually saved the extraordinary portrait of george and martha washington having received word from her husband who was truly then a commander in chief in the field that unfortunately the british truly were coming and so she rushed from the white house taking some treasures with her leaving behind the