a bunch of junk that you probably don't want anyway." >> that was peter bernard reporting. besides being illegal, and against fafabook popocy, scammers can use your name and a aress for all kinds of bad stu. you don't want the world to know where you live. still ahead on news four at noon... nbc's signature soap... days of our lives... celebrates a big birthday today. we'll look back on 50 years of daytime here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycyc... it's a milestone day for "days of our lives." the nbc institution is air. mark barger reports on the golden anniversary for the daytime drama. << >> one of the original actors on "days" was the late macdonald carey, a native of sioux city and central high graduate. he played doctor tom horton for many years, and it's his voice that you still hear on the show's open talking about the sands through the hour glass. watch "days of our lives" in just a few minutes after news four at noon here on ktiv. << "like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives" and what days they have been for the residents

but -- as peter bernard tells us -- the entire deal is a hoax and illegal. search facebook for "secret siiter gift exchange" and you'll find people posting your name to a list and a bounty of 36 gifts will come your way. " a lot of friends are doing it, or at least posting about it. but you're smart enough to not get involved hopefully ? doesn't sound like a good idea." lauren kidwell tells me, secret sister, sounds a whole lot like a pyramid scam she saw one gift for seone else. everybody else sends you one. doesn't make sense. does it sound ticing, or dii you smell rat right away? participating." mass communications instructor, kelli burns knows all about the cret sister gift exchange. "this a typical pyramid scheme. we're just seeing this on facebook this time instead a lot faster." the biggest prrblem is, it's illegal. post office regulations are very clear about pyramid schemes and your personal information is posted in faceboo plus... "also, it's against facebook's terms of agrement. so there's the pottntial that facebook if they got wind of this, coul

peter bernard shows us how the new "the american dream" may now mean quality over quantity... here's more... "we've got a sleeping loft up here. we've got all your windows "that i envision here is a big neuhaus is planning to ditch the condo he shares with his wife, were traveling, a very nice place that we feel like we're at home." these homes are small. really small. this one is 255 square feet. compare that to the average home of 24- hundred will. it's constructed like a house." cabinet maker, jim turley is branching out into the house. "i've had a number of people apartment dweller, kim semeniuk is a tiny house customer. she's already figured out how small it will be, using her living room as a guide. "owning a tiny house which is within a budget that i can afford, is really realistic for me and will work towards my future" you don't have to sacrifice luxury. "you can put anything and everything in it. you can do the washer and dryers, the cook tops, full bathroom, i mean, of course everything's going to be "what i really like is the fact that i can design it myself. and t

we talk to roger cohen, matt olsen, peter baker, bernard-henri leÉvy and michael weiss. >> as long asyou have i.s.i.s. controlling territory where it can sell oil, it can raise money, it can organize attacks like the heinous bloodshed we've just seen in paris, as long as it controls that territory, it has the means to go on doing more of the same, and the president is fond of invoking the history of the last 14 years or so since 9/11 and, sure, it's full of mistakes, but let's recall that when al quaida attacked new york and washington, we the united states decided we are not going any longer to permit al quaida to have a safe haven, a sanctuary in afghanistan from which it can organize and direct these attacks. and we went in and we removed that safe haven. >> rose: paris and the aftermath for the hour, next. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: american express. >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york ci

peter: thank you for having me. charlie: you wanted to respond to something earlier? bernard: if i had the chance to give advice to president obama, my advice would you be to think about his own legacy. he was so brave in domestic affairs. it was very hard to send special forces there. i don't understand his reluctancy today. he seems so strange, so out of himself. it is not the obama that so many american citizens loved, and summary french and foreign people saw as a sort of icon, it is no longer obama. charlie: do you think this is more of the real obama than that was? bernard-henri: i hope not. i hope that the obama i met in in 2003, who was the senator of illinois and the brave, young man -- i hope this obama of 2003 is still alive in turkey today, and i hope so much. two cities have been struck in 14 years. new york on september 11, paris today. why these two cities? why? what is the common point of new york and of paris? they have -- both of them -- what fascists hate more, the shining cities of new york and paris, the cities of culture, intelligence, and freedom, this