. >> isn't it unbelievable how you look at the president and think, they're grayer and grayer and grayeree years. you can imagine what it would possibly be in eight.t. >> second term. >> before and afters are stunning, too. >> the girls are so beautiful. they're so tall, though. >> just like mom and dad. >>> well, a teenager in stockton, california, is bracing for a lifetime of santa jokes, after he got himself into a very precarious position. >> he got stuck trying to come down the chimney that leads to the fireplace in his bedroom. firefighters had to use ladders, ropes, grease, and even remove part of the chimney to get him out. >> the family first said that the teen was trying to sneak in after curfew. but later they said, he was only cleaning the chimney. his friends say they're never going to let him live it down. i believe the curfew story more than the cleaning. >> the cleaning the chimney is not going to fly. >> wouldn't want to mess with that guy. cleaning the chimney. a little late trying to sneak in, santa style. >> sneak in santa style? come on. >>> and it was not a world re

some of them go into office looking like robust young men, and they come away looking much grayer for the experience. for example, bill clinton and george w. bush at the start of their presidencies, then both men after two terms. barack obama from three years ago, and the president today. but a new study actually says they live longer than most of us. it says compared to most folks our former presidents are healthy, wealthy and wise. and they may get gray hair before our very eyes, but most of them, it says, are built to last. >>> and just in time for christmas, if you have a packer backer on your gift list, you could make him or her a part owner of the super bowl champion green bay packers. the undefeated packers put 250,000 shares of their team's stock on sale today. it's the first stock sale since 1997. the packers, as you may know, are the only publicly owned team in the nfl, and this sale at $250 a share will help fund a renovation project at lambeau field. while we giants fans are not happy with the pack right about now, they are better behaved than a whole lot of companies you

this is president obama on aauguration day and now three years later and grayer. no doubt stress can make a president look older, but does it also take years off his life? an answer came today in the "journal of the american medical association." excluding the four presidents who were assassinated, most of america's chief executives have exceeded their life expectancy. of the 34 who died of natural causes, 23 lived on average 11 years longer than men of their era could expect. gerald ford, who took office at age 61 lived a record 93 years and five months. john adams, ronald reagan, and herbert hoover also lived into their 90s. only 11 presidents failed to reach their life expectancy, including james k. polk who died of cholera just three months after leaving office at the age of 53. the author of the study told us that u.s. presidents live longer because they're better educated, wealthier, and have better health care than the average american. one of the first american soldiers into iraq will be one of the last out. his story is next. ega-3. it's from centrum, a n

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they noticed my hair is grayer. [laughter] but we didn't quit. you didn't quit. and today, we're beginning to see what change looks like. and eric mentioned what change looks like. change is the very first bill i signed, the lilly ledbetter fair pay act, which says in this country an equal day's work gets an equal day's pay. [cheers and applause] that's change. change is finally doing something about our addiction to oil and raising fuel-efficiency standards for the first time in 30 years. that's good for our economy. [applause] it's good for our national security. [applause] and it's good for our environment. change is confirming two supreme court justices who will defend our rights, including our first amendment rights surrounding religion, happen to be two women, by the way. that's also a good thing. [cheers and applause] change is repealing don't ask will don't tell, so that in the first time in history, you don't have to hide who you love to serve the country that you love. that's change. [applause] change is working with the reform movement, and other faith

they noticed my hair is grayer. [laughter] but we didn't quit. you didn't quit. and today, we're beginning to see what change looks like. and eric mentioned what change looks like. change is the very first bill i signed, the lilly ledbetter fair pay act, which says in this country an equal day's work gets an equal day's pay. that's change. [applause] change is finally doing something about our addiction to oil and raising fuel-efficiency standards for the first time in 30 years. that's good for our economy. it's good for our national security. [applause] and it's good for our environment. change is confirming two supreme court justices who will defend our rights, including our first amendment rights surrounding religion -- happen to be two women, by the way. that's also a good thing. [applause] change is repealing "don't ask, don't tell," so that in the first time in history, you don't have to hide who you love to serve the country that you love. that's change. [applause] change is working with the reform movement, and other faith-based groups, to reform the fede

they noticed my hair is grayer. [laughter] but we didn't quit. you didn't quit. and today, we're beginning to see what change looks like. and eric mentioned what change looks like. change is the very first bill i signed, the lilly ledbetter fair pay act, which says in this country an equal day's work gets an equal day's pay. that's change. [applause] change is finally doing something about our addiction to oil and raising fuel- efficiency standards for the first time in 30 years. that's good for our economy. it's good for our national security. [applause] and it's good for our environment. change is confirming two supreme court justices who will defend our rights, including our first amendment rights surrounding religion -- happen to be two women, by the way. that's also a good thing. [applause] change is repealing "don't ask, don't tell," so that in the first time in history, you don't have to hide who you love to serve the country that you love. that's change. [applause] change is working with the reform movement, and other faith-based groups, to reform the fed