this gifted young genius has just been admitted to mensa. reporter: her little finger tapping that ipad. little alexis martin is laughing all right. at just 3, the joke is on us grownups. from a very early age her parents knew. >> alexis does her math. ready? >> reporter: she was able to label every one of the continents, europe, africa, all of the rest. >> ready for countries. >> reporter: she labels the countries next. we met alexis after her afternoon nap. a typical 3-year-old at first, smiling and shy, leaving dad to do the talking, telling us about when he first noticed. you would be driving around in the car and she would be able to recite the bedtime story from the night before? >> yeah. so dad would try to pitch in and be like, oh, yeah and then the elephant was the one that was sharing. she would correct me and say, no, next, dad, next was the kangaroo. and she would correct me and say, no dad, the kangaroo was the next one sharing. oh, sorry. so she would recite the bedtime stories verbatim which is absolutely unbelievable. we are

mensa only accepting people with iqs in the top 2% of the world.herself spanish from that ipad. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: and she knows every state capital. what's the capital of new mexico? >> santa fe! >> reporter: what's the capital of florida? >> tallahassee. >> reporter: tallahassee, she had it. what's the capital of alaska? >> juneau! >> reporter: juneau it is. but we had one more question. and it wasn't for her. >> where does alexis get her smarts from? mom or dad? >> mom, do you want to come answer this, too? >> reporter: you're being safe on this one. >> exactly. >> reporter: her parents say they were both smart as young students, but that alexis is different. but they're determined to keep her young at heart. >> we do still want her to be 3 years old. >> reporter: but as we said good-bye, one little reminder she's on her way, with a word she learned from that ipad. >> adios. >> little alexis with her mensa card tonight. can't wait to see what she acome plushes accomplishes at 4. diane sawyer right back here tomorrow evening. i hop

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. >> she's a card-carrying member of the mensa society. giggling. >> reporter: her little fingers tapping that ipad. alex sis martin is laughing. >> alexis does her map, ready? >> reporter: she was able to label every one of the continue tents. europe, africa, all the rest. >> ready for countries? >> reporter: she labels the countries next. >> japan! boop, boop, boop. >> reporter: we met her after her afternoon nap. a typical 3-year-old at first, smiling and shy, leaving dad to do the talking. telling us about when he first noticed. you would be driving if the car and she would recite the bedtime story from the night before. >> she would recite them ver bait m. >> reporter: she reads at a fifth grade level. doctors have been unable to calculate her true score on iq tests. the average person, a 100. alexis, scoring a 160. sharing her score are albert einstein, steven hawking. she taught herself spanish from the ipad. where does alexis get her smarts from, mom or dad? >> mom, you want to come answer this. >> reporter: her parents say they we

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she just admitted to the mensa society which is the world's largest i.q. society.he entire world, rivaling albert einstein and steven hawking. she started reading when she was just two years old. >> she would recite her bedtime stories from the night before. 20 to 25-page books. she would recite them from the night before. reciting them exactly. any time she learns a word and pickses up a word, she never, ever uses it in the incorrect context. ever. >> holy cow. she taught herself spanish. she's using an ipad and she will be agaves ours on the show -- a guest of ours tomorrow morning. those are your headlines. how does that happen? amazing. >> it would be great if the family could say yeah, and we were playing the baby einstein tapes. but no, she taught herself spanish on the ipad. >> i need a method. >> see you later. >> thanks. >>> happy anniversary. five years ago today that the president signed the $840 billion stimulus program into law. the republicans said it's not really going to do much and as we take a look at the numbers, they're not very good. >> sure. i

encouraging them to continue to do so representatives of the ukrainian government and religion will join mensa for talks in brussels on thursday in other news to islamist extremists have been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of british soldier and the brigade in london last year. rigby was run over and stabbed to death by a man in full view of shot craps. the attack provoked both anger and revulsion of cross for his family has welcomed the heady sentences passed down by the high court at the old bailey in london they say justice has now been summer. the sentiment is a scuffle outside the old lady in the mood and emotions have been running high throughout this case. he's gone awry. demonstrators climate of this to be. income trusts and dignified appearance play with his family and the right to cool would this impact statements they told the judge of the difficulties they faced in coming to terms with the staff. police family liaison officer spoke to the sentencing to die the wrigley family welcomes a whole lot of significance instances of impulse down with the skills. we feel that no

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. >> he is in precool, but an arizona toddler has been accepted into the high iq mensa. this 3-year-old is well over 160 points, which means she's a genius. at 2 years old she is reading and is up to fifth grade. her parents say he has an exceptional memory. >> she learns or picks up a word. she never uses it incorrectly. >> alexize is teaching herself spanish on her parent's ipad and is cute to boot. >> now a check of the top stories with del walters. >> ukraine's president calling for calm after more than two dozen people were killed in the clashes. >> in thailand a court ordered the government not to use violence against those that take to the streets there. four died on tuesday in bangkok when police tried to shut down protest camps. >> president obama leading with the leaders of mexico and canada. they'll discuss the trade agreements. >> how student loan debt could be widening the gap between the haves, and the have notes. >> the brewing storm system bringing rain to risk of severe weather. >> dell waters and libby casey are back with you in two minutes. have a grea

she has been accepted into mensa. her iq is 160. the average is 100. parents say she showed exceptional skills as early as 2 years old. >> we would be driving around in the car and she would recite the bedtime stories from the night before. not just recite them. recite them correctly. they are trying to decide if she should start kindergarten early. i started college at 14. what's the rush. i save she takes her time. bill: is president obama setting a dangerous precedent by making changes to obamacare? if republicans take the white house analysts say executive action could be used to dismantle the law. you have looked at this topic. are the analysts right, that a new president by way of executive order could take apart the law? >> they are absolutely right. when you look back through the past presidencies, other presidents used executive order, some even more than president obama. butr but not on massive things like he's doing. and i think the american people understand the definition of separation of powers and understand the constitution. yes a futur

. >>> a 3-year-old arizona girl is the youngest mensa member in her state.rtin. her parents say she has an iq, wait for it, over 160. the average person's score, like you and me, 100. >> she would recruit her bedtime stories from the night before. talking 20 to 25-page books, she would recruit them from the night before, not just resite them, recruit them exactly. >> she's at a fifth-grade level and fluent in spanish. wow. well, i'm just going to leave it there. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. see you tomorrow. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> president obama personally puts the ukrainian government on notice demanding an end. but how seriously do despots take our threats anymore? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead -- a threat from the u.s. raising the specter of sanctions against the ukrainian government for the bloody crackdown on protesters in the capital of kiev. will it make any difference? >>> the national lead. he gunned down an unarmed black teenager after a dispute over loud music. was it murder? the j

but is your impression about the question a mensa illness and incarceration? >> i cannot speak for him and i believe that the fourth person was right. we will went through my mind is it is possible that he was talking about those that fall within that definition of major manley will return numbers about 4%. our mental health means that we don't fall into that major category of 34%, about one-third of our population. intaglio a 70% of the population as some kind of drug and/or alcohol problem to throw into the next. >> will we found in the first jury was that many people with mentally challenged people, and i can tell you what levels, but many people found it difficult to follow the rules as well as they should have. any type of resistance on their part because i had it wanted to resist further or mentally challenged. >> let me give you he sample i get when i speak publicly about it. foul was walking down the sidewalk after a bus stop and someone was mumbling to themselves, we would keep walking. antigen there was some type of mental health issue. typically in

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the youngest person on the planet accepted as a member of mensa. she is 3.r there. just after her first birthday she could recite entire books from memory after her first birthday. by the time she was 2 she was reading and taught herself to speak spanish using her parents' ipad. >> what? >> oh, my gosh that little voice. >> alexis already reads at a fifth grade level. she's 3. doctors who tested her say her iq is so off the charts they can't even assign a number to it. >> those are some proud parents. >> that's amazing. >> in a big way. look at her, she's like i just want to sit here and play. she's still a 3-year-old at heart. >>> time for our weekly look at the good and bad of technology. >> if you use apple products and ever shared a wireless network in a public place download all the latest updates and please be sure your information is safe. apparently there was a software flaw that let spies and hackers see all your private messages, even financial information. we're talking about ipads, and all is at risk here. >> all right, so, you might think this i

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