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Video Extra: How The Supreme Court Might Change With Mitt Romney As President

By: Stephen Crews
Updated: October 2, 2012
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The Supreme Court kicked off its new term today.

It's the first session since justices ruled on the Obama administration's landmark health care law last June.

So, how might Mitt Romney change the High Court if he becomes president?

As Joe Johns reports, he's already giving some major clues.
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