BLITZER: There are new developments out of Haiti right now. The future of the former dictator, Baby Doc Duvalier. Lisa Sylvester is here with that and some of the other top stories in the SITUATION ROOM. What's happening in Haiti?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi there, Wolf. Former Haitian dictator, Jean-Claude Duvalier plans to stay in Haiti, even though, he could face charges for corruption and human rights abuses. That's according to one of his lawyers who say Duvalier is even looking into refurbishing one of his old homes. The former strong man made a surprise return to Haiti Sunday after a quarter century exile in France. Indonesia, thousands of people demonstrated against the country's former president driven from power last week in a grassroots uprising. Unlike previous protests, though, this one was peaceful with no police clashes. Today, the country's interim president promised to sever links with the former regime, which held power for two decades. And the number of reports of lasers pointed at airplanes reached an all time high last year, more than 2,800 incidents. That, to put it in perspective, is almost double from the year before. The lasers can even momentarily blind pilots. Los Angeles International Airport had the most cases, 102, followed by Chicago O'Hare and Phoenix. Just keeping track -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Thanks very much for that. It's a hallucinogenic herb that's legal in many places. Friends say the alleged Tucson shooting used it. We're digging deeper on what the substance can really do. And he just announced he's leading the United States Senate, now, John McCain is proposing a new job for Joe Lieberman in the Obama administration.
Lawyer: Ex-Dictator Plans To Stay; More Airplanes Targeted By Lasers