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no public -- nothing publicly scheduled for the president but a lot of times when he comes here, as he has each christmas for the past several years, he keeps a schedule that looks like what the hawaiian shavize, which is a favorite. and remember he grew up here. he lived on oahu until he was 6. he hit some of the favorite. >> is it all play and no work or a little bit of work as well? >> reporter: it's always a also

he's kind of duty. remember in 2009 there was an attempted bombing and the airliner going into detroit, the so-called airliner bomber gets a national security briefing, every day whether or not he's on vacation, whether or not he would be national security team or someone that was here, and then last year you may not remember this, he actually appointed six recess appointments and it's a possibility that we might see that again. remember, the senate failed to confirm his nominee to head that consumer financial protection bureau and they have been unable to lead to the financial crisis. you may see actual news being made during his trip, brooke.

>> brianna keilar, the backdrop looks good on you. thank you. americans are buying more but apparently not feeling hopeful. alison kosik is live at the new york stock exchange. >> you know why they are not feeling hopeful? unemployment is the number one economic issuing on american's minds. a crr poll shows that three in ten people believe that things are going well in this country and mow say it's the economy. a majority. 51% as the unemployment rate has dropped and remember 13 people are million people are still out of work. that's a big majority. >> even though economically

speaking we are on the wrong track, they are buying more cars this comes from j.d. power, by the way. we haven't seen that high since august of 2009. that's when cash for the interesting thing is that despite fewer incentives than last year. and we are paying for these cars. the demand is there. and it comes in a year and how people are getting out there and buying these automobiles. >> it's wonderful news. alison kosik. thank you. >> yes. >> the french government taking action to help thousands of

women remove their breast implants. they were used to manufacturer mattresses. >> reporter: the government is recommending that anyone who had this kind of implant to have them surgically removed. 30,000 women in france have had this kind of implant and it's quite a worry. especially after last month. when a woman died of a particular kind of cancer, the government says there's no link between the kind of cancer that she died of. they are work reeworried that o out of 20 cases, the government is saying that they will pay for the operation to pay for the implant to be surgically removed. that will cost about $80 million but are recommending that women go through the extra surgery they have them replaced by other implants if they so wish.

brooke? >> jim, thank you, in paris for us. millions of americans taking to the skies. chad myers looking -- hopefully not too many delays, 6,188 planes in the sky. >> that's a good number for you. >> that's a good number. some people arriving and even earlier. >> love it. >> and it will tell you that it's going to take five hours to get to l.a. and that's because they think about a jet stream to slow you down. a head wind to slow you down. if there's no wind in the central part of the united states, the west flight from new

york to l.a. there are the planes. a bunch of them here. they are all going to hawaii. that's the only delay that i have seen all day. there is going to be rain across the south. it's not going to be a white christmas. only slight flurries. and the blizzard in new mexico is a disaster i-10 and i-40 closed across parts of mexico. >> not necessarily many airport delays but new mexico, not at all fun. >> that's right. >> chad myers, thank you. still ahead, for months and months now it's been the government versus protesters. but now suicide bombers

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today people in christchurch were sent ducking for cover. at least two people were injured. it was back in february that the quake killed 180 people. no wonder these people hit the deck. thousands -- libya has thousands of unaccounted military weapons causing huge, huge concerns for the u.s. and the u.s. is talking now with the libyan government to buy the missiles. the state department won't get out of the details. officials are fearful that this could fall into the hands of terrorists. it's the kind of lab that no school wants to see. police say that someone was making meth in this school in indiana. our affiliate reports that this meth lab was a one-pot

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independent. >> let's switch to the iowa polls. who is looking strong now? >> the first poll is showing ron paul in the lead in iowa. the numbers are very close. it's not a big lead. it's interesting because there's an arg poll in iowa that has his on top. there's still 12% of undecided voters. it's looking like it's going to be more of a horse race. >> horse race now according to those numbers. we heard from newt gingrich yesterday. is he lowering his expectations for the ioey iowa caucuses? >> it sure looks like he is. >> my goal is to be in the top

three or four. i would love to win. but to be in the top three or four -- >> this is notable, brooke. because our own polls earlier this month, gingrich opened up a double digit lead. you've seen in the latest poll that the numbers are really slipping. this is because primary elections are perhaps it's not that surprising to see him shifting a bit and trying to manage expectations. brooke? >> atheen na jones in washington, thank you. >> now this -- whatever you run into, you learn to roll with it. >> do you recognize this guy? he was once a viral video guy. his story has taken the country by the storm. sanjay gupta tells us about him.

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of erratic behavior. >> keep that in mind, phones are patrolled by trolls. >> most memly with abc news. >> winning. it's the cancer of happen. >> remembering being stunned. >> he was spewing just this absolute crazy awesome just nonsense to anyone who would listen. >>. >> reporter: he insisted that he was not addicted to drugs. his verbal spree came in the mix of an epic feud with his bosses at "two and a half men," a dispute that eventually got him fired. by refusing to bow to his employers, he turned into a folk hero, at least in his own mind. >> every great movement begins with one man. >> and his act began to thin as he brought it to the road. he called his violent torpedo of truth earned as many boos as

cheers. in the fall, dwt two and a half men" rebuilt the show around ashton kutcher. >> it can't be that bad. >> it can be. you don't know. >> he soon found himself in the headlines but for other reasons. the tabloids declared his marriage was on the rocks and sure enough in november she revealed it was over. photos of demi seemed to show the toll it was taking on her. >> she just seemed so frail, so upset, so heartbroken. >> reporter: the losing streak didn't end with ashton and demi. kim kardashian tied the knot with kris humphries in a wedding seen by millions. but just 72 days later, kardashian announced the wedding was over, leaving some of her fans feeling that the whole thing was a publicity stunt. >> people are upset.

they feel duped and you can't blame them. >> reporter: lindsay lohan spent her year walking in and out of court. in january, she was accused of stealing a necklace from a jewelry store. she compounded her problems by failing to keep up with court-ordered community service. >> needed to get off the stick. >> that earned her a stern review from a judge who ridiculed lohan from the bench. but by year's end, she was bag on track with community service and even landed work in the pages of "playboy." >> everybody wins. >> between the charlies, the lindsays, the kims, and all of the rest, it was a banner year for the famous. >> celebrities really brought their a-game to 2011. can we get a break for 2012. coming up next, remember the drunk dad who had his 9-year-old daughter drive for him?

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he spent his day writing, editing, and brainstorming with his production support team. the rest of the country didn't know who zack was and then he decided to enter a contest to become oprah winfrey's next tv talk show star. >> how old were you when you figured out that you were different than other kids? >> i knew that i had a windshield, obviously. they didn't shield that from me. >> reporter: as a result of the contest, oprah gave zack his own travel show, airing on the own network. it's called "rolling with zack." and rolling with lives okbstacls is just what zack does. >> taking life as it comes to you you learn to roll with it. >> reporter: he has cerebral palsy but his condition has never stopped him from doing what he wants to do. >> everybody has problems, what

i always say, and like mine are no bigger than anyone else's as i think that's the message that i want to get across. what i have to deal with is really small in the scheme of things. >> reporter: zack gives his family for a lot of credit for not dwelling on his disability and his tv show doesn't either. he hopes some day to be an inspiration to others. >> i would say to anybody who feels really like they are bogged down by their obstacles, just really think of who you are without those. and mang yourself doing what you love to do because that will drive you to do things that you never thought you were capable of. >> i'm getting really soaked. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn. and now we're on the case

here. first case, a father who allowed his 9-year-old driver -- his daughter to drive because he was too drunk. remember this video? this is when she hopped out of the car at this gas station. it happened in michigan back in october. the whole thing caught on video. he spoke to abc's "good morning america" and talked about what happened that night. >> she said yes. we got in the car, drove around for over 45 minutes, pulling in and out of driveways. we went to the gas station. >> so his daughter had to testify against him in this preliminary hearing. here's what she told prosecutors. >> and did your dad ask you if you wanted to drive? >> yes. >> when he asked you that, what did you say at first? >> i said yes. but i would be a little scared. >> criminal defense attorney mark joins me now. mark, she's 9.

do you think he will go to prison when he's sentenced if february? >> no. he's going to get probation and i think that's probably the right outcome. number one, it avoids his daughter having to testify at a trial. the difference is, she would always feel she's responsible for sending him away. secondly, i don't know that a jury would automatically convict him of what he's charged with. child ray babuse. no question it was reckless and stupid and abhorant and silly behavior but legally the decision may not be met by the evidence that they have. finally, he's got a disease. he's an alcoholic. and while on probation hopefully he'll be able to deal with his addiction. >> so if they are avoiding to testify during this preliminary hearing, the defense attorneys were thinking, this is not what we want to have to cross-examine at trial. it was compelling testimony.

i'm sure the defense didn't want to accept a felony because they probably believe that there is a misdemeanor that might apply. they probably took it in order to avoid the possibility of having prison time being imposed. >> we'll see if it's probation that he is imposed. next case, this guy in israel, he changed his name after facebook threatened to sue him. why? because he was trying to sell likes to companies on facebook and that is against their rules. so what does he do? he changes his name to, of all things, mark zuckerberg. thinking that could stop any lawsuit and it has not, has it? >> no. by the way, if you can refer to me as my new name, bill gates, i just changed it while we were on the air. >> very funny. >> this guy is taking a play book from his childhood. he thinks that when you play tag, if you just get to the

tree, you're safe. just change your name to the owner of the company and somehow you won't be subject to civil liability. it's absolutely silly but he's the master pr guy. he's getting a ton of publicity for it and now if facebook sues him, he will get exactly what he wants. all of the pr that he could ask for. >> so sort of a side question here. if you wanted to become bill gates, can you legally change your name to anything? >> well, i don't want to say anything. there is certain things i'm sure that they wouldn't approve. but i think that there is a way to do that. we watched a videotape of him actually persuading the young lady behind the counter as to why he needed that name and it happened for him. sure. >> mark, thank you. on the case with us today. still ahead, rick santorum hoping for some last-minute endorsements. let's find out who he included in his political ad. plus, as thousands of our troops come home, many will return carrying the weight of war. there was this one very special program that enlists the help of

four-legged pups. carol mitch sell a mom benefiting from this. she's going to join me next. don't miss this.

as we celebrate the holidays, we want to remember the men and women who have been on the front lines and are now suffering ptsd. roughly 20% of the nearly two million soldiers have served in iraq suffer from ptsd. that's about 400,000 men and women. they have families who are also

struggling right along with them. case in point, jeff mitchell. while serving two tours in iraq, he was diagnosed with ptsd. after coming home, he nearly hit rock bottom. he stayed in his parents' basement days on end and then eventually was rushed to the hospital. after discovering this amazing program called pause for vets. paws. it's where veterans are active duty service members cared with trained service dogs but also sort of unique to jeff's case here, his pet found running wild in afghanistan also has ptsd. here to talk about her son and this amazing program is carol mitchell. thank you for being here and of course thanks to your son for serving. has this dog just totally changed his life? >> well, she's changed all of our lives, not just jeff. the unexpected benefit is that she's helped dog and i, too. >> how?

>> it's impossible to be in her presence and feel bad. she just glows. it's contagious. just as jeff's depression was contagious for us as a family, her joy is contagious. and she saved jeff's life. i'm 100% convinced of that. but she's also helped me and doug because it's hard to watch your child suffer and she's the bright spot in our lives. >> i see it's emotional for you. >> very. >> it's so emotional for you, why? >> because we came very close to losing our son. first, because he went to war twice. and when he kachl home from war, his body was shattered. he was not the man that went to

war. no matter how much doug and i loved him and supported him and tried to feebd every kind of help for him, it was not enough. >> how bad was it? >> to the point that he went to the er hospital and was unresponsive. >> we have a clip of your son speaking about some of what he suffered from, what that period was like. let's take a look. >> the first time i was home, i was down in the basement. it's a room, there's no windows or anything like that. >> for nine months? >> yeah. it was kind of nice not having any windows. you can shut the door at night, turn off the lights, can't see your hand in front of your face. dark. so i guess it's kind of a little metaphor for my life. >> and now tazi helped save all

of your lives. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> what message do you have for so many families? it's also something that is not easy to talk about for some of these folks. what's the message. >> don't give up. knock on every door, calling on the internet, do everything that you can and who want to help and willing to help and who know how to help. but you have to be proactive. and paws4vets again literally has saved his life and now it's given jeff a purpose.

his goal is to share his story and it is giving hope. >> thanks for allowing us to share his story and your story. it's paws4vets.org. >> yes. >> carol, thank you so much. happy holidays to you and your family. we'll be right back.

time now for the help desk. joining me this hour, gary is a financial planner and gail cunningham is with the national foundation for credit counseling. your question comes from marissa

in california. marissa writes, i have a try plex that i am thinking about refinancing. does it make sense to refinance at a fixed loan of 4.5%? this is all sort of a guessing game where interest rates are going to go. >> i can definitively say, it depends. she's doing what a lot of people are looking at doing. that's looking at these low interest rates and say, can i lock it? but rates are not looking like they are going to jump up in the next month or two. saving 1.6% every year over the next couple of years could be very beneficial. of course, if you're going to keep it forever, you might as well lock it in and let it go. >> and refinancing is always part of it. >> without question. >> my wife and lee retire this

year. we have approximately $700,000 in 401(k) accounts. we will need about $60,000 a year in retirement. should we wait to draw from social security? this is a question so many people have right now. >> exactly. and as you know, there are staggered ages in which people can apply for social security and it's always preferable to wait as long as you can. that's going to build a larger base in which future cost of livings are going to be based. also, for survivors, it's going to be more beneficial. i think they are in good shape, to tell you the truth. if they can wait and draw down from the existing retirement plan until they are 70, they will be set. >> very helpful advice. thank you both. if you have a question that you want answered, send an e-mail at any time to cnnhelpdesk@cnn.com. people with a machine.

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year on vh one and rick santorum has a new ad that has some pop of its own. it's a story taylor made for political pop. joe johns. it's kind of a fun video to watch. >> yeah. and think about it. i mean, this is actually what do you call it, political pop up videos. it's perfect for us. rick santorum -- i know. trying it out. let's just take a look and talk about it. ♪ you know, i mean, why didn't somebody think of this before? you've seen the show. >> i know. >> on vh1. why not put it into ads? actually, when you think about it, we're starting to see video

pop-up ads. i think fiat has one. >> you just got pop-up. that was pretty funny. >> not even -- there we go again. who's doing that? >> you do wear cowboy boots. >> i do. now, that's true, but the basketball thing wasn't true. oh, yeah, that's right and he giggles on tv. all right, it's your turn, brooke, where are you? >> i'm here. i don't know what my pop-up will be. >> let's take a look at brooke's. >> i'm 5'9" without heels. did you ever watch? >> i did. do you have a favorite? >> i'm a big madonna fan. any way i can learn a little bit more, the random little pop-up details -- this is what she looked like when she woke up today. >> who knew. my favorite, whitney houston,

2009, million dollar bill. >> shout out to craig schultz. >> game change is the movie. couple of steps closer to reality. that's also sort of the meaning of political pop, when politics, hollywood collide. it's based on the book about the last presidential election by a couple of washington reporters, mark halperin, jonathan heilemann, focuses on the john mccain being done by hbo, one of cnn's sister companies. we have a trailer, you're looking at it now, so i guess there's no reason to really run it. julian moore is sarah palin. supposed to be out in march. >> out in march on hbo. joe johns, have a wonderful holiday weekend, by the way. >> you, too, brooke, and i probably will be