jeanne moos, cnn, new york. i m suzanne malveaux. wolf blitzer returns to the situation room monday. in the meantime, happy new year. up next, cnn tonight. tonight, the cia attacked, and now facing serious questions. seven officers killed in afghanistan by a suicide bomber. how did this colossal security breach happen? and could it happen again? plus, politics, 2009, left, right, and center. we re taking a look back at the highlights and, yes, the low lights. the reforms the reforms i m proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. you lie! plus, a huge day for college football fans, and an even bigger payday, it turns out, for their schools. but where does all that bowl but where does all that bowl money go? captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening, everyone, thanks for being with us and happy new year. disturbing developments tonight about the deadly attack that killed seven cia officers in afghanistan earlier this week. the taliba
now. we ll tell you who is affected and what the device maker is saying about it all this morning. thank you, bing crosby, thanks a lot. another major winter storm moving across the country. this one will have snow and ice. will it make you miss christmas? rob is watching the extreme weather for you this morning. and a special series only on american morning, talking about big stars making a big impact. this morning, they don t get much bigger than madonna. she is talking for the first time about her $15 million mission in malawi. alina cho continues her series, something you ll only see on american morning. let s first talk about the breaking news, blackberries from the united states to south america and even overseas, useless for hours. the service went down late last night and it was only restored just a few hours ago. it s the second time this week an outage has pair litzed the e-mail devices, 32 million people rely on their blackberries. i know i was suffering
as well. fred pleitgen, cnn, kabul. we are pushing forward with the next hour of cnn newsroom with that man, richard lui. thank you, tony. i didn t know you could dance. very well done. oh, oh. i had to bring that back. that s right, pushing forward this hour on a pair of homecomings in brazil, father and son prepare for a reunion, split by an international abduction and five years of custody fights. and then number two in florida mother and son, prepare for more agonizing rehab, but at least he is finally home. two months after he was set on fire. and only eight days left to keep their promise, aig executives still sitting on about $25 million in bonuses that we were supposed to get back. all right, first off for you, david goldman s brazilian battle appears to be over, but of all people, he knows to keep the champagne on ice until he and his son are in the air and jersey-bound. goldman s been fighting for five years to get his son, sean, back from th