caine: what were you doing at josh's apartment, mr. wolfe? i thought-- h, i was-- i tried to explain this. it's... things got heated. you framed sam when you planted that evidence. you ruined a murder investigation. (chuckling): wow, she's good. but she planted that evidence. she's got you thinking that i did it. you're a liar. caine: explain the burn on your hand, please. i ran into a lamp and i knocked the lamp over. caine: what else happened? things went downhill from there. (grunting) i was out before i hit the floor. mr. wolfe, you didn't mention that he was bleeding. he wasn't bleeding when we fought. well, there's blood on you now. got the neck of a wine bottle here, doc. possible weapon of opportunity. i don't see any prints. maybe wolfe wiped it down. tom. slip of the tongue. i meant to say "the suspect." surely ryan didn't do this. we gotta prove that. and aboveboard. hey, doc, i got blood here-- medium velocity. consistent with these blunt force injuries to the vic's cranial area. i've got parallel marks approximately 2 3/4 inches

caine: what were you doing at josh's apartment, mr. wolfe? i thought-- h, i was-- i tried to explain this. it's... things got heated. you framed sam when you planted that evidence. you ruined a murder investigation. (chuckling): wow, she's good. but she planted that evidence. she's got you thinking that i did it. you're a liar. caine: explain the burn on your hand, please. i ran into a lamp and i knocked the lamp over. caine: what else happened? things went downhill from there. (grunting) i was out before i hit the floor. mr. wolfe, you didn't mention that he was bleeding. he wasn't bleeding when we fought. well, there's blood on you now. got the neck of a wine bottle here, doc. possible weapon of opportunity. i don't see any prints. maybe wolfe wiped it down. tom. slip of the tongue. i meant to say "the suspect." surely ryan didn't do this. we gotta prove that. and aboveboard. hey, doc, i got blood here-- medium velocity. consistent with these blunt force injuries to the vic's cranial area. i've got parallel marks approximately 2 3/4 inches

"the situation room" with mr. wolf blitzer coming up on cnn. night for mitt romney and newt gingrich. newt gingrich about to call it quits after a tough campaign for him. we have full analysis of what's going on on the political front. also, i have an interview with madeleinal brooit, the former secretary. she speaks about part of the life that was hidden from her during and after world war ii. until she reached the age of 59 she was about to become secretary of state of the united states she did not know that her parents were jewish, that she lost jewish relatives in the holocaust. she's now written a new book about that, and a whole lot more. that interview coming up in the next hour. and in our 5:00 p.m. eastern hour a story that has shocked me. it's a stunning development. imagine this, don, a country that receives billions and billions of dollars in u.s. assistance. we're talking about afghanistan. hamid karzai tells the secretary of state of the united states that an american congressman is not welcome to visit that country. dana rohrabac

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mr. blitzer. wolfident was over at the hol cast memorial museum and he ordered the intelligence community to start preparing intelligence reports to try to take on the issue of mass atrocities and genocide. as you know, the intelligence community is always looking at national intelligence estimates. estimates on whether iran, for example, is trying to build a nuclear bomb, what's going on in north korea, is al qaeda getting ready for more terrorist operations in the universitted . we're going to get into that, fran townsend, our national security contributor will be with us to discuss it. the president says they're on the losing side in syria, they better make quick decisions unless they want to be charged with crimes against humanity, war crimes and stuff. >> we saw mitt romney ahead in the primary in pennsylvania and he's out with florida senator marco rubio. we have a little bit of the sound from early today. >> there's only one person that's running for president that understands that, there's only

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mr. secretary, off lot on your agenda, both of you do. we're all counting on you to get the job done. >> thank you, wolf. >> thank you. >> you just heard theinterview. up next, we will assess the politics and what it all means. >>> plus, the two teenage girls behind a song going viral but not necessarily in a very good way. >>> our chief political analyst gloria borger's here to talk about my exclusive interview with the secretary of state hillary clinton, defense secretary leon panetta. i may be the only person around who thinks it's unlikely but possible still that if the president sees the poll numbers and he's in trouble in florida, in ohio, in pennsylvania, some of the battleground states, he may have no choice but to go do that hail mary pass. >> yeah, i don't think it's going to happen. i think first of all the president's poll numbers are looking good. even though mitt romney seems to be moving up a bit. you see that president obama seems to be ahead by a handful of points. at this point, that's pretty good for an incumbent president. i also think it will be, really,' sign of weakness, wolf, if he were to remove joe biden from the

mr. speaker, are you there? can you hear me? >> i can hear you fine, wolf. >> thanks very much for joining us.d substance in a moment, but the trayvon martin case, we expect fairly soon the special florida prosecutor to file a charge, maybe manslaughter and maybe second-degree murder against george zimmerman in the killing of the 17-year-old teenager, trayvon martin. what do you make of all of this? because it's caused a huge emotional uproar around the country. >> e on, i think she's got to do what she thinks is professionally right. i think we have to have faith in the criminal justice system. there will be, i presume, a trial. the jury will have to look at all of the evidence and render a decision. i think we can talk about it on cable tv forever or on talk radio forever. we don't have access to the evidence. we don't have access to the witnesses, and i think it's always dangerous to jump to conclusions. >> i know you were critical of president obama when he said i guess a couple of weeks ago that if he had a son that son potentially could have looked like trayvon martin and he was expressi

wolf. tonight it's six. tonight you will will hear romney deliver victory. he will turn his attention to the president for a fight and mrseems to be eagerly anticipating. as voters trickled into the polls for primaries, it's got november written all over it entitled a better america begins tonight. romney's speech is expected to lay out a vision for a most prosperous country. romney noted just this week there have been signs of improvement. >> the president will stand up and say he deserves credit for that, it's despite him. >> after sending ann romney to attract women voters and marco rubio to appeal to hispanics, team romney is targeting younger americans. the campaign blasted out this recent pew research study showing young a documents currently employed is at its lowest rate since 1948. >> this is not the america that they dreamed of living in. >> i fully support the effort to extend the low interest rate on student loans. >> that explains why romney now backs efforts to maintain discounts on college student loan, but democrats were ready for that. a probe a super pac released showing how romney answered past questi

mr. miller's daughter. meantime all this excavation work is still going on. at one point fbi agents earlier this day even put together sort of an assembly line, wolf, to pick uphey're pounding away at in the basement. i am told they're digging at least six feet down that deep, below the cement surface of that basement trying to get any indication as to whether any of that earth or floor had been moved or changed in any way and they plan on being here probably through monday. wolf? >> susan candiotti on the scene for us. thank you. etan patz's disappearance has had a huge impact on this country. cnn's tom foreman joins us nor with this part of the story. it's hard to believe 33 years. >> it's amazing to see the story come up again and the thing is even if you never heard about this story, if you never heard his name, and if you're too young and you just don't recall it. the simple truth is it has changed our world in terms of missing children because it really was the first case, and because of the rise in local news and the technology of transmitting images and the instant live capability of television at the time became a national cause. the baffling disappe

mrs. obama? >> well, start packing, that's what i would like to say, obviously we have a very different shoe. the president, i'm sure wants another four years, but the first years didn't go so well. >>> now, wolfin january around the time of the iowa caucuses. i hear this is one of the very first joint interviews that mitt romney and ann romney have done. >> he's very differential to her, she's a huge, huge asset. and i can understand why they want to do these joint interviews, because they're probably good for the campaign. >> that's why they call her the secret weapon. >> she's a veryic pressive woman who's gone through a lot, and i'm sure we'll see a lot more of her. although he was blunt, start packing, we'll see what happens. >>> a muslim lawmaker in britain suspend suspended, accused of offering a reward for the -- a story that's sparking outrage. >>> and pippa middleton is used to getting attention, but not like this, just ahead, the gun, the photo and the possibility that the royal sister-in-law, possibility, could even be arrested. [ man ] ring ring... progresso this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart

mr. chen was a key part of a speech she delivered back in november. so it is something they have been pushing, but right now it's very, very delicate as you can imagine. and, wolf, beyond this, at this particular moment, the united states needs all the help it can get from china on issues like iran, syria, north korea. >> it's about as delicate as it gets. not only the diplomatic help that the u.s. is receiving from china, but also the hundreds of billions of u.s. treasury bills that the chinese hold right now, this is a real crisis potentially in the works. we'll see what happens, stand by, jill, because i want to hear what the secretary of state has to say about this very, very sensitive matter. tom foreman is also joining us right now. chen's amazing escape, all the more incredible when you consider he's blind, tom. what do we know. >> we don't know a whole lot. but this looks like something out of a spy novel. chen not being held, but being monitored. we don't know exactly which village or which house, but we know something about the circumstances he was in. his house was surrounded by a wall put there by the authorities and he had guards who roamed around