are you getting a sense we have to think the unthinkable. could you imagine a country where the town goes into default? >> most of the people with the votes think it is likely. tonight, the unthinkable is thinkable. yes, i can see a scenario where we get to that point. it's hard to reconcile the plans. to get to that point, we have to go through this ritual. the republicans want to plant their flag and say this is our second proposal, take it. reid wants to bring his proposal up and say this is the democratic proposal. guess what, the house can't pass the senate and the senate can't pass the house. until we get that process moving, they refuse. the president of the united states says he won't call the congressional leadership. they don't want to take the president's call until they have their votes. they can try to cut a deal. you don't need a calendar to tell you, we are running out of time. >> thank you. kathy morris rogers the vice chair of the republican conference. you spent most of the day with speaker boehner. thanks for joining me. it

. >>> a mother accused of doing the unthinkable. the trial hit a critical mark today. the latest just ahead. >> many people watching the skies. wondering if tonights fire works show will be okay. steve paulson has the forecast for your neighborhood coming up. >>> it was unusual to find skiers and snow borders on the float. a reporter doing the story this morning never expected to find this. ; >>> fire works may have caused a grass fire in vallejo that came close to duplexes. firefighters were called to power drive around 5:00 yesterday evening. a gust of wind pushed flames closer to homes and a fence behind the duplexes burned. crews said they were prepared for a busy holiday weekend. >>> san francisco fire investigators are trying to find out if sparks of flames burned dozens of rental cars. it happened yesterday in and overnose parking lot belonging to hertz rental. one woman tried to capture the fire on her own camera and describes the chaotic scene. >> the flames are getting crazy. i don't know if i stay here. this is not looking good. it's moving along and there a

. >> is it the unthinkable still for the republicans, this whole notion of tax increases? we saw grover norquist flirting with the possibility today that you could perhaps rethink things? are we in a position in the american economy that thinking the unthinkable has to be the way to go? >> what i think we have to do is we have to reform our tax code in a way that promotes economic growth and not just add tax increases on it to meet a certain number in the budget to say we got a deal. and i think kent and i have all along pretty well agreed that you'll get a great -- if you actually lower the tax codes and eliminate some of the deductions and tax expenditures that are in there, that you'll see an economic revival and renewal that comes with it and ultimately result in increased revenues coming to the federal government. >> senator conrad, let me turn to you. obviously, the gang of six all sounds incredibly dynamic. is it the start, do you think, of a new bipartisan atmosphere down in washington? because there's been so much hostility, so much outright raw fury from party to

. >> is it the unthinkable still for the republicans, this whole notion of tax increases? we saw grover norquist flirting with the possibility today that you could perhaps rethink things? are we in a position in the american economy that thinking the unthinkable has to be the way to go? >> what i think we have to do is we have to reform our tax code in a way that promotes economic growth and not just add tax increseont mt taty su iinead 3 % reves tfera compromise, one that does cut spending and reform entitlements. and, yes, reform the tax code to put our country in a stronger competitive position and that people on opposite sides of the aisle can actually come together for the good of the country. >> nor senator coburn, we've seen a pretty special relationship developing between president obama and speaker boehner. would you say it's love on the golf course? where are we going here? >> i'm a good friend of the president's. we have almost 100% disagreement on most things, but i love the man. i think he's a neat guy, and i had a good friendship with him in the senate. let m

the california housewife that does the unthinkable. >>> the baggage fees, booking fees, tonight, thoughwe show you the million dollar movement they're making that could be putting your safety at risk. >>> we go behind the scenes at tonight's live edition of "america's got talent." we'll show you the judges and contestants. >>> and good evening. our super cold blast continues across the bay area. numbers some 20 to 30 degrees below average. only 66 in danville today. the fog will be continuing tomorrow, as far south as s jose. and we'll talk about some major june records. are in a it is quite astonishing, coming up. . >>> 18 years ago, it was lorena bobbit. tonight, it's a southern california woman in jail accused of cutting off her husband's penis. the 48-year-old catherine becker is accused of poisoning her husband, tying him up, cutting off his penis and throwing it in the garbage disposal. she told officers "he deserved it." >> to me it's a shock. she doesn't look like the type of person that would do something like that. >> she never seemed angry or anything. >> reporter: what neigh

not wall street it still seems cools and cucumber it's the ratings agencies who started think the unthinkable the historic u.s. downgrade on wednesday moody's place the united states triple bond rating on quote a review for a possible downgrade i warned that even if the u.s. did raise the debt ceiling that might not be enough to save the u.s. is aaa rating and if that wasn't enough yesterday the s. and p. announced that there was a substantial likelihood that they would downgrade the u.s. rating in the next three months as to meeting the probability of the u.s. losing out rating at a whopping fifty percent so with all of that talk of a potential downgrade for the u.s. well that actually mean for you and i and for the u.s. economy as a whole joining me to discuss this is michael pentode senior economist for euro pacific capital michael pleasure to have you back on the show tonight. try me what you think first of all should the u.s. rating aaa rating be downgraded. well she's had a long time ago as a matter of fact at the s. and p. five hundred and raise ny state because pete greek debt ceiling

the "help wanted" sign brought down as they wait to see if the unthinkable happens and the united states of america reaches official deadbeat status. >> we want to hire employees. we want to grow our business. we want to spend money on advertising. it's just difficult. >> reporter: in fact, the feinburgs were at a chamber of commerce meeting today, where they said two-thirds of america's small businesses have no plans to hire the coming year. >> everyone is scared. nobody is going to make a move. >> reporter: the dow dropped 150 points today on uncertainty alone. moody's is threatening to downgrade the u.s. credit rating before actual default which means this month, the average american could be hit hard for a second time in the decade. where's the initial damage? your 401k and stock portfolio. >> stock prices are going to fall. bond prices are going to fall. and you're going to notice that when you log onto your 401k. >> reporter: after an actual default, mortgage rates, auto and student loans would jump immediately. and perhaps more importantly, credit would tighten, leading to busines

, yesterday murdoch was hauled before parliamentary committee to have his bangers mashed when the unthinkable happened. >> a man identified as activist and comedian johnny marvel charged rupert murdoch with a shaving cream pie. [laughter] >> stephen: activist and comedian? that makes no sense. you can't use comedy to make political points. [laughter] i mean, thank god the attack was deflected by this woman. murdoch's beautiful adoptinged chinese wife wendi. folks, i was horrified. he is 80. he can't digest pie. but then i found out that the instant murdoch was hit with that pie, news corp stock spiked, regaining $395 million in market value in five minutes. apparently the pie-ing humanized murdoch. listen to how the meeting ended. >> i would like to apologize again for the wholly unacceptable treatment you received from a member of the public. >> stephen: his paper spied on a murder girl and they're apologizeing to him. it's this is brilliant. he needs to be hit with more pies. now, folks, this is england, so perhaps a scalding mincemeat or a savory steak and kidney or a snout and pancreas be

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that's because four years ago the unthinkable happened. he bike, you know, i was stuck between the bike, you know, it was the end. it was the end for me. it was all over. >> henry's love affair with racing began when he was 4. at 15 he entered his first race, had a midair collision and broke his arm. after turning pro at the age of 20 he had another bad accident and broke his back for the first time, but he recovered. two years later he was back on the track. there were more injuries. over 200 serious crashes, but he always walked away. until march 4th, 2007. he lost control on a corner during practice. >> i knew it was over. i just -- everything. just dancing. i wasn't much of a dancer. but i knew i wasn't going to be. i thought about all the things that we couldn't do or wouldn't be able to do together. >> it got worse. two weeks later his wife stacy was diagnosed with breast cancer. together they got through it. henry is partially paralyzed from the waist down. but it hasn't stopped him from competing. he's modified a snowmobile and dirt

it's been called the unthinkable, most people think they will somehow hammer out a deal, preventing the government from defaulting on its obligations, but it doesn't hurt to ask at this point, what if they don't? nbc's tom costello is with us from our d.c. newsroom tonight. tom, good evening. >> most financial analysts and economists are in agreement on this issue that if the u.s. were to default on its debt, the fragile economic recovery now underway could be seriously threatened. >> reporter: if the country needed another warning about the risks of not raising the debt ceiling, the nation's top banker today used very simple and direct language. >> i think it would be a calamitous outcome, it would create a very severe financial shock that would have effects not only on the u.s. economy but the global economy. >> reporter: fed chairman ben bernanke warns the shock would immediately cascade from the banking sector and into the nation's heartland. here's how. most analysts agree that interest rates on u.s. treasury bonds would quickly rise and that would push all interest rates higher, i

out at the 11th hour and it's only in the last few days it began to occur to these guys that the unthinkable might become thinkable. >> also, because of the instability in europe, treasury bonds still remained a good bet. >> and because the economy is tanking so the yields on treasuries are going down. >> i think that created a false sense of security but i agree with david, people thought this isn't possible, and now they're, like, whoa. >> but it hasn't been totally quiet. there are people who know there are big stakes in the fight. there are a lot of people who don't know what's in the bill, including all of us. we haven't seen it. but big oil knows it's in play here in some fashion, if not immediately, maybe later. they brought in busloads of people. the realtors have been bringing in busloads of people. there is an attempt. gwen: there is an exit strategy that's clear to everybody tonight? or is that still going to emerge in the next 48 to 72 hours? >> i think there is -- the senator from tennessee said that by the time tuesday rolls around, i think something pretty will have happened.

they better be sure to remember those numbers because if they do the unthinkable and let something like that happen, it-- i think credit sweeps has probably underestimated the outcome. it would be-- it's not going to happen. it's a very catastrophic thick thing. i don't think it will happen. >> susie: so what should investors do? people are so confused about what's going to happen over the next couple of days and weeks. what's your advice on what they should do with their portfolios to protect their money? >> observations from my scarred history-- i've been around for a long time-- and i've been through crises before. we will get three this one. if you've done anything extreme today the next week or two out of emotion or fear you probably will rue the day that you did it. i think if you have some cash, you should keep the cash. we could get some volatility in both directions, up and down. if it's down you can buy something. i think that owning u.s. companies who are exposed around the world in growth areas-- think of things liking? >>en or johnson & johnson, 3m-- these countries will co

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that's because four years ago the unthinkable happened. the wall between the bike, you know, i was stuck between the bike, you know, it was the end. it was the end for me. it was all over. >> henry's love affair with racing began when he was 4. at 15 he entered his first race, had a midair collision and broke his arm. after turning pro at the age of 20 he had another bad accident and broke his back for the first time, but he recovered. two years later he was back on the track. there were more injuries. over 200 serious crashes, but he always walked away. until march 4th, 2007. he lost control on a corner during practice. >> i knew it was over. i just -- everything. just dancing. i wasn't much of a dancer. but i knew i wasn't going to be. i thought about all the things that we couldn't do or wouldn't be able to do together. >> it got worse. two weeks later his wife stacy was diagnosed with breast cancer. together they got through it. henry is partially paralyzed from the waist down. but it hasn't stopped him from competing. he's modified a s

with the debt ceiling deadline growing perilously close global markets are bracing for the unthinkable i use the let me know i will kill you we're going to blow your brains out. whoa now that's that's scary i don't even have a a snide comment yet for that one i'm still recovering that was norm buffett the oracle of all was saying the government is going to blow our brains out. today is the minus fifteen days to the fall day and obama must be feeling pretty silly now because he's been trying on hats for his birthday party in chicago but the day at for that it's happening the day after d.-day but more like a tyrant scorned you see on thursday during negotiations at the white house he give republicans a thirty six hour deadline to fix the problems the civically to avoid a government default that is come up with a plan to raise the debt limit that would pass both the house and senate. that was that was the headlines you might have some seen about that it was actually twenty four to thirty six hours and the president actually has no authority to ask congressional leaders to do it in the fir

default day with the debt ceiling deadline growing perilously close global markets of bracing for the unthinkable. we are obviously running out of. the stimulus bill you were going to blow your brains out. yes we'll have an updated animation for next week though so like today is the minus twelve days to the fall day and following the passage of the house republicans cut cap and balance bill the senate today as predicted projected on a motion to table the bill by vote of fifty one to forty six the motion to table the motion to proceed to consider nature twenty five sixty is agreed to thank you mr president we just completed a very important vote now demonstrated that the house republicans cannot count the ballots is over. now. oh it's a dead bill love the colorful metaphors according to the hill two senior democratic aides on thursday so the white house and told them credit leaders that the president and speaker boehner were moving closer to a deal with spending cuts and entitlement reforms but that put off tax reform for until next year but both boehner and the white house were quick to deny that

on vacation expecting to be gone a week and now their friends and families are grappling with the unthinkable. these brothers say if anyone can make it bryan can. his wife and two brothers are hanging on that hope. >> we haven't given up, it's still a long shot. i mean there's always hope. >> reporter: none of the families are giving up and they are staying connected on a website and facebook page called find our fathers. live in berkeley, debra villalon. >> you can find more coverage on this story on our website ktvu.com. we also posted video of last sunday's rescue. just click on the lost fishermen's tab. >>> a drug deal gone bad resulted in that triple homicide in richmond, yesterday's killing has certainly rocked that city that is seeing a sudden surge in violence. ken pritchett today talked with the community about what's needed now. >> reporter: mixed into the scheduled sermon at independent community church were words from the party. >> if you bring pain to my neighborhood, now i'm going to bring pain to your neighborhood, now the whole city is hurting. >> reporter: today the typical d

markets with the debt ceiling deadline growing perilously close global markets are gracing for the unthinkable. we are obviously running out. we'll kill you we're going to blow your brains out. that's ok we were really using them anyway today is the it minus fourteen and what you noticed we changed the count yes monday was the minus fifteen and even days when there's no anniversary the man things keep happening in the world i know what we screwed up you see august second is the deadline august third is default day that's when according to treasury secretary geithner the feds won't be able to pay their bills it seems obama might be having some timing issues of his own we don't have any more we don't have any more we don't have a lot more time but we're in the eleventh hour it's time to get down to business especially solving this problem in time for. the august second deadline that we've set for finally that's what i was going to say anyway it last night the two hundred thirty four to one hundred nineteen vote in favor of the new plan was at least a throwing of the weight around for a new g.o.p

with the debt ceiling deadline growing perilously close global markets are bracing for the unthinkable i just want to i believe we're going to blow your brains out. what's really there you know what i'm getting kind of tired of the stories who are you it's been how long we've been doing this now to want to win a half weeks and we're still well i'd always say is the minus nine days of the fall day and that's the actual the fall day this is where we get things right in the mainstream gets it wrong of course they're counting the days to the deadline day we're counting the days of the actual default day but. you know i i i'm just kind of sick of all the back and forth here in washington i'm sick of seeing boehner going back and forth to the white house without a little smirk i'm sick of seeing obama clipping the words of the ends of the census so dramatically to see. it's like when we're inundated with challenges across the political spectrum that enfolds inflation wars civil rights infringements so instead of me ranting about the meaningless of this we decided to take a different take on

hunting for the unthinkable, as we approach america's birthday. pierre thomas, abc news, new york. >>> and there is late word from or langless tonight that maria shriver has filed for divorce from arnold schwarzenegger. they separated this spring when the former governor admitted fathering a child with a long-time member of their household staff. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news" this friday night. the new royals, william and kate, and the woman so determined to give william's great-grandmother flowers. 72 years later, will she get her chance? >>> if you are taking to your children to a parade this weekend, will it determine the party they vote for years later? the new findings coming in. >>> and later, what was behind that first pitch, behind this dy low ma here and inside this giant gift? "persons of the week."lieve our [ female announcer ] have you met your skin twin? covergirl trublend has skin twin technology. other makeup can sit on your skin, so it looks like...makeup. but trublend has skin twin technology to actually m

. >> then, at 11:00 just days from the unthinkable. a battle in congress could shut down the agency keeping our skies safe, it's coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and there is some baseball. >> giants keep tweaking and he started this season on the big league roster, if thing goes right, he'll finish as well. they brought him back up to the line today. in early june had a hairline fracture and was crushing the ball in triple a. and there is back up catcher hector sanchez going back down. and there is infielder jeff keppinger. playing all over the infield. they love the utility in him. and the a's firmly on their way to nowhere there is talk the team may trade josh willingham. and near disaster, look out. they almost got a fauft ball in the face. and he puts carlos gillian, victor martinez, and there is martinez arriving late, then dodges them and slips in... and safe. what a play. and there it comes, there it goes and there is miguel cabrerra. and there is six runs in the inning and right now, it's 8-3, tigers, nfl labor talks i turn, ste

in january, a man called into a alabama radio station to claim he had done the unthinkable by the auburn trees. >> the weekend after the iron bowl, i went to auburn, alabama, because i live 30 miles away, and i poisoned the two toomer's trees. >> did they die? >> did they what? >> they are not dead yet, but they definitely will die. >> the reason that man allegedly targeted these 130-year-old live oak trees is they are where auburn football fans celebrate when their team wins. they call it rolling the trees, but now that the trees have been poisoned, the university is collecting rolls of toilet paper instead with get well notes for the trees. this is what the trees looked like before, this is what they look like now, tonight, about six months after the attack was discovered. experts in everything from horticulture to chemistry to try to fight the poison and keep the trees alive. they have removed and replaced contaminated soil, trying to neutralize the affects of the poison, they coated the leaves with an anti-transperence to slow down the water the trees send to the leaves because doing

with the debt ceiling deadline growing perilously close global markets have bracing for the unthinkable and i we are obviously wanting out of something that has to be a deal bill is an option we're going to blow your brains out. oh shut up already today is the minus thirteen and. it's it's not really the minus thirteen senate majority of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has offered a complete workaround for the president a plan that would allow him to keep borrowing money if promises if he promises really really really nicely to cut spending somewhere down the road but until yesterday obama said he wouldn't take it he was demanding responsibility and immediate action and standing on principle and compromise well it really stuck to his guns on that compromise part and announced yesterday through spokesman jay carney if both sides agree to something significant we will support the measures needed to finalize details but there is no extension without an agreement on something big basically if there's a deal in the works and we just need a few more days obama will except in congress o

. >> the democratic treasury secretary warning that the gop-led congress was on the brink of the unthinkable. republican lawmakers accused the white house of employing scare tactics and argued outstanding debt could easily be paid using existing tax revenues. these are not headlines burglared out 11 1/2 seconds ago via twitter, but the ancient sounds of a distant and eerily beltway battle waged back in 1995. before that debate was over the federal government had been shut down twice, as the as a result of a wholly separate tussle over appropriations, but by march congress had approved a $471 billion increase to the nation's $5 trillion debt ceiling. the vote was 328-91 in the house, and the increase passed by unanimous consent in the senate. >> the big difference is we have a much, much more ideological and left wing liberal president now than we had in bill clinton who was much more practical about this. president clinton acknowledged and accepted the proposition that we ought to get on a path to a balanced budget. >> liberals with long memories cite the degree to which the house speaker, n

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wall street figured the unthinkable was impossible but no more. the dow plunged again today almost 200 points in this session alone. nasdaq and s&p off bigger percentages. wall street's worst day in two months. today, the house republicans pushing ahead with speaker boehner's plan to raise the debt limit for about six months. the crisis of our leaders making causing civil war in the republican party. the tea partiers and others on the right going rogue. telling speaker boehner or speaker boehner telling them really to quote get your asses in line. his word. it's not just house conservatives protesting this plan. >> we have the boehner proposal on the table. it will cut in connection with year $1 billion. [boos] >> we are spending a billion dollars an hour virtually. that is insignificant and not meaningful reform. >> shepard: the analysts say the bill's chances are looking a little better in the house of representatives. more conservative republicans say they may vote yes after calling for bigger spending cuts initially. what changed their minds? w

global markets are bracing for the unthinkable, the possibility for the first time in history, the united states will be in default. keeping close eye is christine lagarde. the newly installed head of the international money fund. the imf is trying to stabilize three european countries teetering on the brink of econonic collapse. portugal. ireland and of course greece. but american default would be in another league. madam lagarde wasted no time this week getting right to work. top of her agenda, insuring that greece continues to implement painful structural reform, and that it does not default and send the rest of the world, including the u.s., into another economic tailspin. the imf will be on the front line if the u.s. fails on its obligations. the organization was created after world war ii by the united states and its european allies to oversee the global economymy and be a lender of last resort to countries in trouble. it's meant to insure financial stability and promote global employment and growth. but it's still reeling from the drama surrounding lagarde's predecessor, dominique

the u.s. unthinkable but the potential, i have to say, is certainly there. u.s. senators return to work early this tuesday to address the country that a looming debt limit. the lawmakers have cut short their week-long independence day vacation at the urging of president obama. he wanted them to raise the debt ceiling limit to rent the country from running out of money in four weeks. here is the problem -- the republicans and democrats can't agree on what conditions to attach. ♪ >> celebrations for america's independence day. but there could be fireworks inside congress this week as lawmakers tussle over the conditions to impose on any increasing government borrowing. the u.s. already owes a staggering $14.30 trillion, but without raising the debt ceiling, the world's most powerful economy risks a default for the first time ever. >> the is a potential for defaults of u.s. debt, which has a potential to be catastrophic as far as the u.s. financial markets. it would also mean the u.s. has to pay higher interest rates when they want to borrow money. it could also, i

loom, congress and the president struggle to pick up the pieces and our headliner prepares for the unthinkable. >> if congress does not raise the debt limit it would be catastrophic. >> we ask treasury secretary tim geithner whether there is a plan to deal with the economic chaos of default. as the heat on the hill rises our round trouble weigh in. >>> paradise lost. a lone wolf turns norway into a nightmare. the latest on the oslo massacre. >>> plus, history in new york today as hundreds of gays and lesbians tie the knot and the mayor himself officiates at one of those weddings. >> it's a statement that new york is open to everyone and we value everybody's rights. >> we talk to michael bloomberg about marriage, taxes and washington on the rocks. >>> welcome to the program and there's lots to get to today but first, some news since your morning papers. it's a day of remembrance in norway. a country that's reeling from friday's bombing and shooting massacre that killed 93 people. this morning in oslo, a memorial service of sorrow and hope. the king and queen are there as is norway's prime minis

was it is an accident or did her mother do the unthinkable and murder her own flesh and blood. welcome to special edition, the casey anthony murder trial. 2-year-old missing and the circumstances will enrage you is >> we believe our granddaughter is alive and out there. >> we are going to bring her home. >> she killed this beautiful baby. >> i told you my daughter was gone for a month i found her today but i can't fan my granddaughter. she just admitted she has been trying to find her, herself there is something wrong. i saw my daughter's car today and it smells like there has been a dead body in the damn car. >> greta: tonight we are in florida. >> one thing i know for sure, casey knows who has caylee, but didn't know where caylee's at. >> greta: do you 100% believe your daughter? >> yes. >> greta: george? >> more than 100%. >> i have specific instructions for the bondsmen and bounty hunters they are not to question her in any shape or form. >> the attorney has told her not to speak to anybody. >> of course that is the advice i would give. if a mother is missing a child that mo

. >> the unthinkable has happened in california, carmageddon ending early because they finished ahead of schedule. true to their word they reopened the stretch of california 405 freeway, and the city shut down to fix a bridge and widen part of the ro're told. what would they be without a little hype? while it was going on. drivers in southern california had to take detours around the 405 and yes, includes the car chases. yeah, there actually was a major car chase during carmageddon and pursuing late last night. they tried stopping him at more than 100 miles an hour, couldn't get on the 405. yeah, carmageddon gets you every time, doesn't it? the whole thing ended a few minutes later after what you see here, police laying down the spike strims and the dryer is now in custody. new developments in a british tabloid phone hacking investigation. and the police chief resigning following allegations of his involvement in the scandal. rebecca brook was arrested in london the former ceo of news international, owned by the parent company of the fox news channel and works for the form world of th

debt ceiling, has down payment on spending cuts and ensures the market we are not going to do the unthinkableis barely back off life support. this will be like a self-induced heart attack if we let this overwhelm us. this has been a routine matter. under the reagan administration we raised it 11 times. under bill clinton we raised it a number of times. let's raise the debt ceiling and get to the true problem which is our jeffrey all debt and come up with a grand plan to deal with that over the next ten years. >> senator udall, what might you compromise on? >> i could see a vote of disapproval so people could weigh in to raise the debt ceiling. i could see triggers we put in place next year if we are not cutting spending the right ways, we look at ways to draw down the debt in the long term. those are a couple of ideas circulating. they have broad support. >> senator mark udall, thank you. >> thanks, richard. >> a live look on the hill. there are fast moving developments going on. heated debate at the moment. we expect them to start voting any moment in the house. they did start, i'm just hear