state until the final push. what the heck is a caucus any way? and are you looking for a job? one employer says you better not smoke. we'll show you how they are testing job applicants for nicotine. happy new year to you. if you're celebrating new zealand style. that's because it's midnight there. let's look at auckland. there it is. they are among the first to ring in the new year. they do it in amazing style. we will spend the next couple hours showing you the new year's celebrations from around the world as the clock strikes midnight in various parts of the world. there's a new year and perhaps changes for the better. iran says it has no plans to close the strait of hormuz. the country had said they would block the strait if sanctions on iran were enforced. reports said they fired a long-range missile during the training, but now a senior commander says they didn't, but will in the next few days. after complaints by defense secretary leon panetta, egypt says it will stop cracking down on nongovernmental organizations, called ngos. egypt carried out 17 raids on 10 ngos on thursday. t that becoming far too typical in syria, shots fired there. thousands of syrians taking to the streets for more anti-government protests. these latest protests come at the same time that the arab league observers are there to see if government forces are abiding by a peace agreement. the military says they are only protecting themselves. opposition leaders say as many as 35 people were killed yesterday. computer hackers claim they have dumped the personal information, including credit card numbers and passwords, of 1 million people on to the web. people targeted have registered on a website of stratfor, a global independetelligence agen. a statement said we call upon all armies of darkness to use and abuse that password information to wreak havoc on rich and powerful oppressors. kill, kitties, kill and burn them down peacefully. the group says their next target will be tonight and they will target law enforcement. you need $60,000? it's yours if you have information on that fire or a string of other suspected arson fires in hollywood. there was another one last night. owl of them started with cars or trucks being set on fire, some of those fires spread to nearby houses. so far police are investigating 21 different blazes. okay. political junkies, the countdown to the iowa caucuses has three days to go. here's what race looks like now. the nbc news maris poll is the latest. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: mitt romney now has the big mo going into the critical weekend before the iowa caucuses. the question now is whether or not he will break a sweat in winning on tuesday night. and there are several reasons why. he is leading in the polls now, though statistically tied with ron paul. there are a couple other dynamics going on. one is you saw newt gingrich he has cratered in the polls in the past weeks and his support has eroded. he's now fourth or fifth in many polls. rick perry, sort of a battle of the ricks. rick perry is going after rick santorum and the battle for third place. going back to the old saying there are three tickets outs of iowa another revelation this week from ed rollins, a former bachmann campaign manager. he told me earlier that michele bachmann has essentially held her fire on mitt romney on this campaign in the hopes of being his presidential running mate. you add this altogether and add that to the fact that ron paul will be going home this weekend to texas, instead of campaigning in iowa, add all of that up, it's clear why mitt romney is doing well in the state and why he may win on tuesday fight. >> thank you very much. president obama is not letting the republican candidates have all the fun. he plans on getting into the act on the same day iowans cast the first vote. the president will address iowa democrats live on tuesday night. iowa then gave the then senator obama a big leg up when he won the caucuses there in 2008. a lot of folks plan to travel today and party tonight. reynolds is here to tell us about the we're. hello. >> good to finally work with you. >> and in the same studio, how exciting. >> well, today our weather won't be too amazing, compared to last year. today it looks like it will be mild. you look along the eastern seaboard, scattered showers across parts of the northeast. residual snow showers in pennsylvania, but before the night is over, a great and mild pretty much day and evening in the northeast. plenty of sunshine, texas. the full scoop and what it will mean for your travel weather coming up in a few moments, e.d.. >> we don't need more sunshine in texas. we need rain. >> something substantial. still parched down there. >> the creeks are dry. the cattle -- the cost of hay has gone through the roof. so if you are a rancher down in texas, it's tough times. >> we will flip whatever switches we can. >> bring us rain or i'm not talking to you anymore. >> i'll make it happen. >> good. a man with a lot of power. a lot of folks planning on a new year's resolution to quit smocking, but now one hospital says good, because now they will not hire smokers. we'll tell you where and when this plan kicks in. nyquil (stuffy): hey, tylenol. you know we're kinda like twins. tylenol: we are? 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>> by the way, hello to you. great to have you down here with us. we're looking at nearly 40,000 new state laws that were enacted in 2011. some of them are going into effect january 1st, tomorrow. including this one in new hampshire getting peoples atone shun. requiring parental notification in the case of an abortion. if a minor wants an abortion, that minor can seek a court order to avoid parental notification. the governor said there should be an exception in the cases of rape and abuse. that was street today. and a few states have new laws about e-verify, it's a computer program to check prospective employees citizenship, louisiana, tennessee, south carolina and georgia are requiring businessesenroll. >> calle but california is saying employers cannot use e-verify unless they have to. supporters say this stops illegal immigrants, there was a government report not long ago that said there were still some errors. finally that graphic we were looking at, one more controversial one two more states allowing same sex civil y unions, those are delaware and hawaii. >> i'm curious, not making any personal statement here, where they cited that the minors can go and get abortions, are they going to allow schools give them cough drops without parental notification? that's the strangest thing. you have to sign your life away for your kid to have a cough drop. >> in the 10:00 hour today, i will tell you about cough medicine. there's a new law involving cough medicine. >> 40,000 new laws. who says we have too much government. tell me about some of these weird ones, there's a law about where you can sell a pet. >> some of the laws are not even enforc enforced anymore. some more laws are quirky, and some of them are in california. i guess we're not surprised. a large number in california. one involves animals. it basically says it's a crime to sell a live animal on a street, highway, parking lot, carnival or boardwalk. >> a lot of boardwalks there, i guess. >> and it's now illegal for minors to use tanning beds at all, even with parental consent. >> wait a second. so one state says a minor, a kid can go get an abortion without their parents, and another saying you are not even old enough to use a tanning bed. >> new hampshire -- new hampshire is saying you have to have parental notification for abortion. you have california saying you cannot use a tanning bed, even with your parent's consent. if you are 18 or younger, it is illegal to use a tanning bed in california. >> i'm so glad i got to know you. these laws confuse me. i'm a commonsense person, and i can't made heads or tails with what's going on. >> no one can possibly be expected to know one-tenth of the laws. >> and i don't. we are counting down to 2012 here on cnn. join anderson cooper and kathy griffin for our special live coverage, it starts 11:00 eastern right here on cnn. we were just talking about california, there's some monkey business going on out there. it's a squirrel monkey, he's having the time of his life. check out his twitter account. do you know any stores in san francisco that sell squirrel monkeys? female monkeys looking for a friend? and went to monkey bars in golden gate park and playground? left disappointed. who what is it with these tweets? that's next. i know it's early. go get a cup of coffee. as you do that, i'll get you caught up on across country. >> not once, but twice police tried stopping this slow-speed chase in an alabama parking lot. that woman now faces attempted murder and criminal mischief charges after police were called to stop this very strange ride. officers fired shots, they laid down spike strips, all in an attempt to stop her. no luck, though. finally they boxed her in with their cars, busted out the window and grabbed her. but only after she tried running them down. in pennsylvania, a sinkhole is causing massive headaches for about two dozen families. >> a close-knit block. to see all your neighbors distressed. it's upsetting. this water main break may have contributed to massive erosion after this hole formed. workers filled the hole for cement now,s will have to be torn down. >> 17-year-old banana sam is missing. he's 12 inches tall and weighed about two pounds. he is a squirrel monkey stolen from the san francisco zoo. surveillance camera didn't catch anything, but you can follow all the monkey business on twitter. and we do wish you a happy new year. this 2012 coming up after tonight. huge crowd. maybe a million people will cram times square in new york city for the annual new year's eve celebration. david is joining us live to set the stage. i guess people in new york city should not bring lawn chairs to stake out their spots. so are they doing that? what do they put down to keep a spot? this is party central. do you have some of the die-hards who already started camping out here. some people camping along the area, wearing blankets, though this is balmy weather compared to last year. we spoke with a mother/daughter pair who have been here since last night, all in expectation to see justin bieber. we'll have musical performances, celebrity guests. anderson cooper and kathy griffin will take you into the new year. it's also not just fun and games. police will be out in force. federal authorities will be sweeping through the area, the 16 checkpoints that lead into times square will be penned in in about 65 different pens, to lock people into place. once you're here, you can't leave. there's no going to the bathroom no coffee breaks. from about 3:00 p.m. on, you're locked in here and have to take on the new year. federal authorities and nypd will be flying overhead in terms of helicopters with infrared, police in plainclothes, they will be sealing the manhole covers and removed the trash bins. keep in mind new york is still very much a terrorist target. ray kelly spoke to us earlier in the day about this the concerns about a lone wolf are still there. but it is a party. none other than lady gaga will be ringing in the new year as lady bloomberg's special guest. >> i love lady gaga. many, many, many moons ago when i actually stayed up past midnight, i went there one time. it's so much fun, but never again. there's a horrid of people there. thank you, david. folks, it's going to be great watching it with us here at cnn. anderson cooper is down there, he will be anchoring it live. and kathy griffin, who says everything and anything will be hosting along with anderson. it should be quite the party. remember the guy who tried to extort $2 million from david letterman? 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there's a very confusing lettuce recall effecting ten western and southwestern states. growers express says there is no evidence that its iceberg lettuce has salmonella. but kroger's and smith's growthry stores in those states are pulling the letties off tuc shelves. the stores say they are doing it as an unofficial recall what is that? is it contaminated or not? all right. let's turn to politics. a great sport and mitt romney is getting a boost from a guy many republicans would hope would run for president himself, chris christie. christie jokingly played the role of political wise guy yesterday. >> so, listen, i want to tell you something. i want to tell you something really clearly. i'm in a good mood this morning. i'm feeling happy and upbeat. i love being with mitt, but you people disappoint me on tuesday, you don't do what you're supposed to do on tuesday for mitt romney, i will be back jersey style, people. i will be back. >> romney kicking off a 700-mile bus trip across iowa today. finally, finally after all the talk, all the polls, everything else we are just three days away from the caucuses in iowa. we have the assistant professor of political science from emory university with us. thank you for being with us. iowa, who has the most to gain or lose on tuesday? >> well, mitt romney has the most to gain from this. he has not campaigned a lot in iowa. but it looks like he's poised for a first or second place finish. if he does well in iowa and then in new hampshire which is expected at this point, he will have a lot of momentum and it will be difficult for the other contenders to catch up at that point. >> now, one of our previous segments, the reporter said there are only three tickets out of iowa. there seems to be a growing sense that iowa is making huge decisions that impact who everybody else has to pick from in the race later on. do you think a lot of people will be forced out after iowa? >> particular, i think this may be michele bachmann's last hurrah. her campaign is in shambles from an organizational standpoint. if she does poorly in iowa, it will be difficult for her to raise money and sustain her campaign much longer. >> i don't know how long we have been talking about the iowa cauc caucuses. at first they were hyperventilating because it's next to her homestate of minnesota, that she will walk away with this. then it's newt gingrich, clearly he's winning, now he's out of the picture again. now it's ron paul and mitt romney. how many people make up their minds when they finally just get there? say whatever up to that point and then change their mind? >> over 40% of voters in the most recent cnn/orc poll indicates they are willing to change their mind in the next couple of days. some of that could be somewhat reticence to reveal their fixed preferences. but it gives them a chance to hear their neighbors and listen to speeches. the fact they are going in with an open mind is a hallmark of deliberative democracy. the fact that everybody, with the exception of jon huntsman, has been able to play cinderella during this primary season, is evidence that the republican field is weakened, that voters are divided as to who can best beat barack obama. >> or people are just messing with pollsters. i think it is like a year ago they started doing the first polls. i don't know who i'll have for breakfast tomorrow morning let alone who i'll vote for in the primary season. i know mitt romney has been showing the surge again recently. you mentioned michele bachmann. what about rick santorum or rick perry. do they have to be number three or it's good-bye? >> well, i think for rick perry, that's definitely the case, even though i think it's going to try to continue as long as the money will allow him to. rick santorum is getting his turn as cinderella. the problem with santorum, he may do well in iowa, while he may get momentum and caught the eye of christian conservatives, i think it's somewhat questionable whether or not he is going to be a viable general election candidate. this is the one place where mitt romney has consistently out-performed his competitors. 40% of voters think he's the one who is most likely to beat barack obama, no other republican contender has ever matched him in that. at the end of the day, it will be a choice between who voters align with ideallogically versus who can beat barack obama. >> number two there, ron paul. that's a guy, he doesn't, you know, wave in the wind. he tells you what he thinks, like it or not, here it is all of a sudden he's back up there. folks say if you're a republican and want your candidate elected, he can't get elected because he just says what he really thinks. doesn't he understand how politics works? that doesn't happen -- >> i think he understand house it works. but he is committed to his principles. at the end of the day, there are people who will be attracted so only of his principles but polarized by others that will end up doing him in, plus the fact he's really not electable as a general election candidate. >> he was my representative for years, a lot of things that i d disagree with him on, but there's something refreshing about politicians saying what they believe and sticking with it. thanks for spending time with us this morning. >> thank you. the first test for the republican presidential candidates, the iowa caucuses, their fate will be determined in places like a fire station, or a courthouse basement. tens of thousands of iowans gather in places like that to cast their caucus votes. here's how it works. you get 120,000, i think, republicans gathered in 2008, they go to the caucus centers. that's less than 5% of the total population of iowa and they're making this decision. a little over 800 places designated for the caucuses. at 7:00 local time the fun begins and the speeches. candidates can have representatives do the talking for them at small events, a couple candidates will speak for themselves at the larger gatherings. then it's time to vote. at most sites, people put the name of the candidate they want on a piece of paper and hand it in. someone counts the pieces of paper, calls the office of the republican party in iowa. celebrations for the winners, excuse fors for the losers. regardless of who wins, caucus-goers don't have to abide by the group decision. they can still do whatever they want. be sure to stay with us here. you'll listen to the candidates in their own words. join candy crowley, she is amazing. you talk about just getting to the facts, the right information, making sure it's well-sourced. she's got it. she has a show called "the contenders 2012." catch it at 2:00 p.m. eastern. something happened in 2011 that never happened like this before. the u.s. was hit with weather disaster after weather disaster. >> i would say 2011 was certainly a year for the record books. you know, deadly, destructive and relentless are the words we're using in the national weather service. so why was 2011 so deadly? 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[ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. deadly tornadoes, damaging droughts, and massive wildfires. 2011, a record breaking year for weather in the u.s. in all, 650 people were killed in different storms, and those storms cost $50 billion in property damage. so why was it so extreme? explain it. do these things come in cycles? can we predict what will happen or do they come out of nowhere? >> it does seem to be cyclical. the reason why we had so much damage plain and simple is because of the location where these things happen. for example, the tornado that hit joplin, missouri. the one that hit tuscaloosa, alabama. had those tornadoes dropped out of the sky in a cornfield, in the middle of the central plains -- >> there are plenty of areas they could have dropped and hit no one. >> exactly. if you have that type of storm, a tornado that hit a more dense population cluster, you would have numbers that would be higher. let's look at what happened this year, starting off with the winter. the snowmagetton in new york. the area was blanketed by several feet of snow, just kept coming down day after day after day. in parts of february, you had even more massive winter storms. the midwest, the northeast, chicago, too. winds in chicago topping 80 miles per hour. everything was shut down. a lot of tree damage. even in parts of the northeast, you had widespread tree damage in places like connecticut where power was out for weeks and weeks. in april the situation was different. two tornado outbreaks, 367 people killed, tuscaloosa, alabama one of the bullseyes. they're still cleaning up from it. the joplin tornadoes in may, killed 157. the deadliest single tornado on record. in mississippi, the situation was not with regard to tornadoes, it was flooding. record breaking rainfall from memphis clear down to northern louisiana, just devastating, widespread devastation for many farmers there. in a tough economy what they needed last was a horrible year in terms of crops. in texas, e.d., you were talking about this, a historic drought. one of the worst in history. 4 million acres were burned up not just because of the drought but the drought coupled with the wildfires. $50 billion worth of agricultural losses. in august we shifted gear going from the dry to the surplus of rainfall. we had widespread issues with the hurricanes. hurricane irene caused record flooding. you can see the fires here, the opposite when it comes to the tropical systems like irene which slammed parts of the eastern seaboard. the devastation was unreal. billions of dollars there, too. in october, we had the surprise snowstorm. we had the snow that caused the widespread power outages in places like connecticut. you had it worse the second round. the second round in october that left 1.6 million people without power. if you think it's bad being without power for a night or two, try weeks on end. that was the situation there. tha thankfully we're getting a mild spell. >> you said you worked in us n austin, and i was there watching my son play football. and from the stands you can look out and see five different forest fires burning. it was moving with the wind. >> people don't know the damage it can do especially with people with issues with breathing. ramifications will be felt for some time. >> thank you very much. talk to you in a bit. going negative in iowa it's part of the game in the republican presidential race as it is in all races, but the candidates themselves say they're not to blame. iowa is being inundated with political ads right now on tv and radio. that's expected at caucus time. but one thing folk mas may not used to is who is paying for those ads. lisa sylvester takes a look. >> iowa voters this week are seeing a blitz of political ads. the latest tally says three quarters of them are negative. >> ever notice how some people make a lot of mistakes? >> i made a mistake. >> serial hypocrites and flip-floppers can't clean up the mess. >> mitt romney raised business taxes 20% in massachusetts. >> reporter: newt gingrich's poll numbers have taken a tumble. he was way-out gunned according to ad trackers. 45% of all political ads in iowa this month have been hits on him. only 6% were supporting him. >> the disparity between what the pro-romney super pac was able to spend in iowa, and what gingrich was able to mount in december was clearly a key factor. >> reporter: mitt romney was the target of only 20% of the ads. and who's paying for these ads? often independent groups called superpac's, most allowed to spend unlimited amounts, most friends of a candidate and sometimes backed by undisclosed donors. gingrich is crying foul. >> he's buying million of dollars in attack acts through a sup superpac. >> reporter: but romney says the law forbids him for telling what a superpac to do. this is part of the process where. >> reporter: but the superpacs do have ties to candidates. the ones supporting romney, perry and gingrich are all led by former advisers. negative ads have been around since the 1964 ad suggesting barry goldwater was too risky for the nuclear age. but will they be a key factor in iowa? >> iowans do not like negative ads. they would prefer to get to know a candidate individually. >> people look at content of the ads, it effects them whether they will admit to that or not. >> reporter: analysts says there could be a voter backlash against candidates who sponsor negative ads, but if a candidate is sponsored by a superpac, the blame doesn't go to the candidate. so they can run clean ads, while the superpac runs the attack ads. lisa sylvester, cnn, washington. there are a lot of parties going on around the world. look at this one in scotland. the vikings have been partying since yesterday. take a look at them. we will show you how some countries are celebrating. that is coming up next. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've been earning... ♪♪ ...i flew us to the rock i really had in mind. ♪ [ male announcer ] the citi thank you card. earn points you can use for travel on any airline, with no blackout dates. man on tv: two outs with a runner on first base. now the big guy comes up to bat, hitting .342 with 92 rbis and 36 homers. [fans whirring] [ding] announcer: chill raw and prepared foods promptly. one in 6 americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. keep your family safer. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. they are ringing in 2012 in new zealand and other countries. we are sharing some new year's eve traditions and festivities. i have something in front of me, but we'll get to that later on. >> yes. first to scotland. they started celebrations yesterday, it's a three-day celebration. >> why are they dressed like that? >> exactly. dressed like vikings to celebrate the tradition of being a viking. there they are. they go through the streets with the lighted torches. it's quite remarkable. they have music festivals, hundreds of thousands of people in the streets of edinboro, scotland. a huge celebration. and then there's another tradition called first footing. the first person who enters your home after midnight determine yours luck. vow to hope it is a tall, dark, handsome man who brings bread and scotch to drink. that's the idea. you don't want it to be somebody blond, that's too representative of the invasive vikings. now let's go to brazil. brazil has a simply beautiful custom of wearing all white. everybody in brazil will go on to the beaches if they can and wear white. >> tops on, of course. >> that would be the caveat, right? but there they are, all wearing white to symbolize peace and hoping for a peaceful year. >> that's nice. >> then they will send lighted candles into the see in honor of the goddess of the sea. i know people who have been there. i haven't. >> they put candles out -- >> they put candles on rafts and send them out to the goddess. >> somebody pick up the trash afterwards? >> i wonder about all the litter, but apparently quite beautiful. while your clothes have to be white, your underwear can be colored that can symbolize certain things. red for love. >> it's brazil. see, i told you if they're wearing colored underwear, that's the thing that differentiates them, they're showing that off, don't they? >> exactly. now we go to spain. spain, what you have to do is eat 12 grapes in 12 seconds. >> that's what we got. >> 12 in 12 seconds. so the strike of 12. 12 in 12 seconds to represent e 12 months of the year. so we will begin. we will have a buzzer. >> you give us the go. >> three, two, one. >> i've been practicing. how many you got left? >> we tied. we tide on the grapes. >> let me see yours. >> but -- but if we do this this time next year, we have to make sure we get all 12. >> and get small grapes next time. happy new year. >> thank you very much. let me think what do the conton contonese say? >> whatever that was, that sounded magnificent. >> it is not too late, you can still do something today to get a break on your taxes. we'll tell you what that is. also, verizon buckling under the pressure of customers. it now drops those fees. give me a break. charging me more to pay online to save the company money? that doesn't make sense. i guess a lot of folks thought the same way. there are patients who will question, why does my mouth feel dryer than i remember it to be? there are more people taking more medication, so we see people suffering from dry mouth more so. we may see more cavities, bad breath, oral irritation. a dry mouth sufferer doesn't have to suffer. i would recommend biotene. the enzymes in biotene products help supplement enzymes that are naturally in saliva. biotene helps moisten those areas that have become dry. those that are suffering can certainly benefit from biotene. hey, verizon, can you hear your customers now? after announcing a new $2 fee to pay bills online, the nation's largest wireless provider has changed that plan. >> reporter: put another check mark in the win column for angry consumers and this battle didn't even last for 24 hours. it began thursday afternoon, when verizon wireless announced it would impose a $2 fee for every one-time payment made for credit or debit card, whether made online or over the phone this sparked outrage, and the outrage worked. by friday afternoon, verizon wireless succumbed to pressure from consumers, and a warning from the federal communications commission and scrapped the fee. in a statement verizon wireless said at verizon we take great care to listen to our customers based on their input. we believe the best path forward is to encourage customers to take advantage of the best and most efficient options to eliminate the need to institute the fee at this time. they said it was to cover costs of credit card names and steer customers away from paying with a credit card at the last minute. customers could have avoided the fee by signing up for automatic bill pay, using a verizon gift card or going old style and putting a check in the mail. even though most customers would not have been effected, just the idea that you may have to pay a fee for the privilege of paying a bill set customers off, and they spoke out and won. it's not the first time a company bowed to pressure from consumers and it probably won't be the last. bank of america was forced to retract a $5 debit card fee it tried to impose earlier this year. and netflix reversed its decision to split its online streaming and mail order services into separate accounts. netflix kept its pricing the same and it cost them big time. i can't help but believe that the outrage that we witnessed in the occupy movement around the country has encouraged consumers to band together and protest what they see as unfair. the verizon wireless fee fight is another example of the growing power of u.s. consumers, especially when they take their case to the internet. e.d.? from cnn center this is "cnn saturday morning." today we have the virginia/auburn game. i'm taking auburn in that one. it's 4:00 a.m. in san francisco. there you got ucla/illinois. the experts are taking illinois. i'm taking ucla. also in san francisco, there's a monkey on the loose and he's on twitter. good morning. i'm e.d. hill. it sounds like a movie but it's real. we're trying to get ahold of the san francisco zoo to help them find banana sam. plus it's new year's eve. time to say good-bye to 2011. do you have big plans? we do. you will want to join us. anderson cooper, kathy griffin, starting at 11:00 p.m., they will be hosting the cnn party at times square. and you have a few hours left, so what can you do right now to impact your tax return? i know you love giving money to the government, but in case you want to give less, we have five tax-saving tips. and happy new year to you if you're celebrating in new zealand. it's already 2012 there. this is auckland, the first to ring in the new year every year. they do it in amazing style. we'll bring you new years celebrations from around the world as the clock strikes midnight in those areas. a new year and perhaps there are changes for the better. iran says it has no plans to close the strait of hormuz. the country had threatened to block oil shipments through that key area if sanctions on iranian oil were enforced. iran's navy is conducting exercises in the region this weekend. reports indicated that they would test fire a long-range missile during the training today, but now a senior commander says they didn't but they will in the next few days. after complains by leon panetta, egypt says it will stop cracking down on nongovernment organizations, called ngos. egypt carried out 17 raids on 10 different ngos thursday. they took laptops, cell phones and other quequipment. the egyptian authorities say they will give it all back. >> that's not firecrackers, that's syria and shots you're hearing. the latest protests come at the same time that the arab league observers are there to see if the government forces are abiding by a peace agreement. the military says they are only protecting themselves. opposition leaders say as many as 35 people were killed yesterday. >> computer hackers claim they have dumped the personal information, including credit card numbers and passwords of 1 million people on to the web. people targeted have registered on a website of stratfor, a global intelligence agency. a statement on an activist website said we call upon all armies of darkness to use and abuse that password information to wreak havoc on rich and powerful oppressors. kill, kitties, kill and burn them down peacefully. that was the statement they posted. the group says tonight they will target law enforcement. do you need $60,000 and want to help out your neighbors? if you're in hollywood you can. authorities are looking for information on a string of arson fires in hollywood. there was another one last night. owl of them started with cars or trucks being set on fire, some of those fires spread to nearby houses. so far police are investigating 21 suspicious fires. if you like politics, i love politics, this is the season and this is when it starts. the countdown to iowa caucuses three days to go. here's what the race looks like now. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: mitt romney has the big mo going into the weekend before the critical iowa caucuses. the question is whether he will win iowa without breaking a sweat. there are several reasons why. he is leading in the polls right now, although statistically tied with ron paul, but there are a couple of other dine mix going on and one is that you saw newt gingrich and he has cratered in the polls, and just this week and it shows that his support has basically eroded. he is fourth or fifth in many of the polls here in iowa and that is bad news for newt gingrich, and meanwhile, rick perry and a bat of the ricks right now, because rick perry is going after rick santorum and the battle for the third place and going back to the old saying, three tickets out of iowa. another revelation has come out this week from the former bachmann campaign manager, ed rollins. he told me in an e-mail earlier in the day, that michele bachmann has essentially held her fire on mitt romney throughout the entire campaign process in the hopes of being his vice presidential running mate. so if you add it together and add that, the fact that ron paul is going to be going home this weekend to texas instead of campaigning in iowa, add all of that up, it's clear why mitt romney may do well in the state and win the caucuses on tuesday night. president obama is not letting the republican candidates have all the fun in iowa. he plans on getting in the act the same day iowans cast the first votes. he will address democrats in iowa live over the internet on tuesday night. iowa then gave the then senator obama a big leg up when he won the caucuses there in 2008. scotland takes dressing up for the evening to a whole new level. you've got to see this next. what is it about taking a first step that we find so compelling? 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[ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. the first votes in the republican presidential race just three days away, iowa caucuses, then the new hampshire primary. so what's the difference between a caucus and a primary? john king explains. >> reporter: every four years, we have to pick a president. we have to pick a nominee based on the system we have. i think there's great value in it. the caucus process is crazy. it's fun. in some ways it's democracy as basic as you can get it. the perry people over there, ron paul group here, santorum group, gingrich group. so on and so forth. you go into your corner. there's a captain appointed, the captain says there are 200 people there the room, i have 40, you have 20, he has 12, he has two. you have to meet a certain threshold or else you don't count. so what you will see in a caucus is people trading. people on the phone talking to the next caucus site. there's trading back and forth. the statewide office saying i'm at "x" house and we're short. can we do a trade? can you get me a trade? until you get to a point where everybody is organized and you have to then divvy up the votes. in a primary you go and drop your ballot in. one person, one vote. iowa and new hampshire have fiercely protected their tradition as the first caucus state and the first primary state. there is no reason to believe that that is about to change. iowa and new hampshire are not like most of america. that's a fair statement in the sense that they are overwhelmingly white. how does a lily white state that's mostly farms get to be so important? how does a state in the northeast where independents can vote. why should independents influence the republican or democratic primary. but there is some value in candidates going to town halls and take questions from every-day americans over the course of weeks and weeks and months and months. that's part of the tradition, too. officially the idea of all these races is to get enough delegates to have leverage at the national convention. if the national convention goes, it's simple math. never in our lifetime have we been at a convention when we didn't know who the nominee was going to be. you get to the point where somebody starts winning, it becomes clear who the nominee is, and by the time you get to the convention, that deal is done. >> you want to be sure to stay with us and hear the candidates in their own words, not just the sound bites. cnn chief political correspondent candy crowley is live in iowa for "the contenders 2012." that starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern. there's no one that's as good as candy in kind of helping you understand what's happening, the momentum and what it really means. that's a lot of understanding this. all right. the new year is almost over, i know you are not thinking about your taxes now, but you should be. you have time to save money on your taxes, just in case, in the off chance you don't want to pay more money to uncle sam. we'll tell you how to do it legally. tissue box (whispering): he said nasal congestion... nyquil: i heard him. anncr vo: tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion... nyquil cold & flu doesn't. your new progresso rich & hearty steak burger soup. 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[honks horn] ...homes around the country. every single day, saving homes. we will talk it over... announcer: if you're facing foreclosure, make sure you're talking to the right people. speak with hud-approved housing counselors free of charge at... we are less than 17 hours away from 2012. if you hurry there's still time to get some taxes reduced on your bill and get a little extra money. clyde anderson is here with five things you can do now to save money on your taxes. we all love paying those. >> of course. >> what can i do? >> the clock is ticking. one of the things is to donate. go to goodwill, give some money, donate it. also give to your church, if you have donations, a lot of churches have online giving. instead of giving tomorrow, give today. >> and people are relying on those organizations more than ever. >> a good rule of thumb people don't know, if you're in the 25% bracket as far as tax income, every dollar that you give, about 25 cents off your taxes that you can have. >> let me ask you something that's in my notes and it interested me. give employees a bonus. that's paying it forward. how does giving a bonus help you? >> as a small business owner, if i'm a small business owner, i can give you a bonus, today is a great day to give a bonus because you are reducing your income. this is less income you have to declare. if i say, here's is a $1,000 bonus, that's less income i made in 2011, so i can write that off my taxes. >> what about the energy efficient appliances, things like that? take those off still? >> this is the last year. this is the time to do it. do 10% of what you're purchasing up to $500. go out and make that purchase now, use that -- this is the last year you can use it to reduce your taxes. >> so you get the bonus first, then you go out and buy the energy-efficient -- >> there you go. you can buy equipment. i can go buy computers, supplies. those things help me. if i go today to make those purchases, save your receipts and make sure you reduce that tax position. you are reducing the income you took in. >> have you looked at this? do most people go out and make these donations or buy these things on the last day of the year? >> a lot of people do. a lot of people make those last donations. they swing by goodwill, go by organizations, and this is a great time because a lot of those organizations are in need. giving has been down, it's slowly coming back up. a lot of people are making purchases, giving. >> i was dropping something off at the community center, i went in to get my tax receipt. sure enough i saw some needlepoint there, i'm like, i'm getting that. i'm helping the economy that way. >> there you go. >> i'm not spending money, i'm helping the xweconomy. >> and it's 50% of your adjusted gross income that you can give away -- >> i wish i was rich enough. i would if i could, but it takes a bite. >> something to shoot for. what do a teen pop star, battling twins and a talking dog have in common? they're on the best of 2011 list. that could help you lose up to 10 pounds in a year. and now get even more with splenda® essentials, the only line of sweeteners with a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every packet. just another reason why you get more... when you sweeten with splenda®. ♪ we continue ringing in the new year, and that's a shot from times square. big party down there, of course. probably a million or so people. you can watch it here on cnn. you don't have to go out for the party, have your party at home. turn on cnn, watch anderson and kathy griffin. a lot of fun. plus it's a lot cheaper to stay in your house than pay those crazy prices. animals and babies, how can you go wrong? that's what caused all the commotion on the web this year. jeanne moos checks out the top 10 videos of 2011. >> reporter: the thing about youtube videos, some you get, and some seem like gibberish in this year's top ten most viewed videos. the number five spot went to an annoying cat. the ten spot went to an adorable cat. a mother cat hugging its cutten while the two of them take a cat nap. the number nine video was volkswagen's super bowl commercial called "the force." number eight was a cute 11-year-old canadian singing lady gaga's hit. ♪ lady gaga was so impressed she invited maria to sing a duet in concert. number seven was a dance comedy video. youtube is the place if you want people to -- ♪ look at me now -- at least 56 million people looked at the twin talking babies who seemed to understand each other perfectly. >> da, da, da, da. >> da, da, da, da, da. da, da, da, da. >> adults enjoyed adding subtitles and nominating them for best foreign language film. >> comedy music videos were popular. ♪ and we might as well acknowledge that the number one video that got over 180 million views -- ♪ it's friday friday friday that's enough acknowledgment. but it's the video that came in at number two that is number one in my heart. since it's my story, that's the one we'll concentrate on. >> you know what the meat drawer is, right? >> yes. >> reporter: there was something riveting about the talking dog being teased. >> you know that bacon that's like maple?
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