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bill: all three guys clear in their message. president obama has to go. >> some respects president obama has done everything wrong. bill: susan fericio, chief congressional correspondent for "washington examiner". good morning to you. what do we watch for, susan? >> we have three states, minnesota, colorado and miss missouri. missouri is a sort of a contest because they don't pick delegates until later in the month. we're looking for breakout win for rick santorum struggling since winning iowa or ron paul finally pulling ahead. we're trying to see here, mitt romney still needs to com...

under way. to sidney, australia, we go. where 2011 arrived just last hour and what a celebration. more than 1.5 million revelers gathered at the famed oprah house to usher in the new decade. revelers in new zealand with the largest fireworks display since the millennium celebrations and as other countries in other time zones get ready to ring in the new year, we begin with the cross roads of the world. new york's times square. did they dig out all of that snow? cnn's allan chernoff has a bird's eye view. are they ready for it? >> reporter: i'm wondering, hey, where are the people? yo...

>> he served for 43 -- 43. 34 years in the u.s. army. [laughter] >> rising to the rank of four-star general, and capping his military career, nato supreme allied commander, europe. he was with the first division in the non-and one action against the enemy, shot and continue to wreck is meant against hostile forces. he has had several tours of duty at the pentagon. while holding command in europe he was involved in action at the balkans. he retired in 2000 was a democratic candidate for president in 2004. he has received the presidential medal of honor, the nation's highest civilian h...

>> schieffer: today on face nation, the battle over healthcare reform, plus the war in afghanistan. members of congress went home last week and came nice face with huge crowds angry about plans to overhaul healthcare. does the white house still have the muscle and the public support to pass reform? we will ask white house press secretary robert gibbs. then we will turn to afghanistan. where u.s. troops are going head to head with the taliban as that country prepares for this week's elections. we will get perspective from former senator chuck yagel and lee hamilton and finally preside...