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Must admit take the kids there occasionally. >> of course, you do. everybody likes ihop. going behind the curtains with congressman paul ryan after that run for vice president in 2012. what are we looking at the next four years, maybe 2016 and even beyond that. >> we were surprised talking to his friends who he is consulting with since the election and how cool he is to the idea running in 2016. our assumption is he was interested in running. what they're telling us is he really wants to do this medicare plan he laid out a couple years ago and do big budget cuts. to do that, he sees his path...

george clooney on evidence he says he has of war crimes. and a look at what we can learn from health care around the world. a preview of a new "gps" special that premieres tonight at 8:00 p.m. first here's my take. when he was in college in the early '80s as part of a student organization, i invited ronald reagan's defense secretary, casper weinberger, to give a speech on campus. at the time american colleges were hotbeds to the reagan administration especially to its defense policies. sure enough, as he began to speak, a series of students stood up and began to heckle. one after a...

Euroeurozone, the stock market. if you're advising the administration to pursue any sort of policy path, what would it be? >> well, the administration is in some measure waiting for the deficit super committee to reveal its hand, and i'm not yet clear whether they are going to come up with the goods. the big problem for the united states is to get its fiscal house in order before doubt creeps in about its long-term viability, and at this point it's an extraordinarily slow and painful process. i wish the united states would get ahead of this game the way the british government did because it's ...

Sem bassembly and full utilizat. it's a marvelous facility that i trust will bring great returns in the future, no matter what policy path we go down in the coming years. >> interesting perspective. both here on earth and also up at the international space station. so our top three today, this is sort of related. this the coolest nasa accomplishments ever. we start number three with the space shuttle program. it may be aging and about to be retired. but when you come down to it the shuttle is a plane that can sfli into space and that's pretty cool. our number two. i've got one word for you, ...

We are onboard the current chapter of space exploration right now, the international space station. as we've said it's a magnificent facility. we plan on utilizing it for many years to come. we're just transitioning from assembly into full utilization right now and it is a marvelous facility that i trust will bring great returns in the future no matter what policy path we go down in the coming years. >> and then finally, jeff, t.j. and soichi, how long are you going to be up there? when are you coming home? >> well, thank you for asking that question because i've been here since the end of dec...