feelings how many countries among the cumberbund and i'm out of the twenty i'm going to support mr sarkozy's program are going forward i think a significant number of significant is it a majority think a majority in the end it depends on what we mean by this grandiose term and i suspect what we're going to end up with is far less ambitious than nicolas sarkozy in his very french wales likes to present but we've already seen a broad recognition that the old way of doing things since one nine hundred forty five when the us dollar was the old the only pillar that's not good enough anymore what we saw at the second g twenty summit in london in april two thousand and nine was the g. twenty basically saying yes to an idea from china the central bank governor saying we had to move towards a more pooled form of reserve currency in a limited way the special drawing rights the international monetary fund yes only four currencies all lie behind it but in coming the. in years through will be more of them for a greater reliance on ours and as we see the internationalization of the greater a use in the re

mr. sarkozy faces re-election in 18 months. >>> online privacy concerns have some experts recommending theer logoff. it's not difficult, but it does require some extra steps. on facebook, users deactivate their account before logging off and closing the browser. when an account is deactivated, no one can see it or post anything to it until it's reactivated by the user. >>> november is alzheimer's awareness month and the statistics are truly alarming. 60% of those with dementia will wander away from their homes. if they're not found within 24 hours, only 54% survive. but there are new ways for caretakers and families to keep better tabs. i want to talk now to katie, here to show us some of them. how are you? >> i'm doing fabulous, how are you? >> i'm great. what do you have for us? >> good stuff this week. yes, you heard the statistics. it's not only emotionally challenging for families arcaregivers but can be financially burdening. 60% of those with dementia often wander away from their homes. so we're going to talk about two new technologies. this here is a gps shoe. what looks like a reg

mr. sarkozy. >> you will remember that at a certain point a slightly disappointed harold mcmillan said of de gaulle, he says europe and means france. and there was some truth in that, that until german unification which we marked the 20th anniversary of just the other day, france was effectively the center of europe. it was the driver of the european-- you -- >> and france is therefore much more ambivalent about the european project because it's not sure it's that old european project any more. and it feels somehow that germany is now really if he center. having said that, in my view, the much larger problem we have is not france but germany. because what drove the european project as you know for a half century was a combination of the french driver and the german motor. and now the french driver is not sure where he wants to go. and the german motor is not sure if it wants to go there. >> rose: well said. you also said that europe needs a children ilio gaullist or a gualo churchilliast strategy. that is a great leader frame of mind. >> it means something absolutely fundamental to our ti

mr. putin's batman. french prime minister sarkozy is called an emperrer with no clothes. italian prime minister berlusconi, feckless, vain and ineffective. north korea's kim jong-il, a flabby old chap. embarrassing to be sure, but not a threat to national security. >> in my conversations, at least one of my counterparts said to me, well, don't worry about it, you should see what we say about you. >> reporter: today, attorney general eric holder said that crimes have been committed with these leaks. and, diane, he announced that the justice department has launched an investigation to try to figure out how it all happened and to hold those responsible accountable. >> well, thanks, john. of course, that's the question asked all day long, how could this happen? at the center of it all, of course, the mysterious, defiant editor in chief, julian assange, who considers himself a revolutionary, while others condemn him as reckless about innocent human life. he has been behind doors today but he e-mailed with our jim sciutto. who is in london tonight. jim. >> reporter: that's righ