and they are all ready for the unthinkable.y each unthink it will be something different. >> i'm preparing for the second worldwide great depression. >> i'm preparing for the possibility of a devastating earthquake in the city of los angeles. >> i'm preparing for a electromagnetic pulse that will disable the transportation system of the united states. >> i'm preparing for the yellowstone national park's supervolcano to explode. (laughter) >> stephen: don't think it's coming? yellowstone's been practice thysing every hour for thousands of years. (laughter) and those aren't the only threats to a prepper. >> as a entrepreneurper, he knows at any moment the unexpected can happen. >> what happened? it was one of those malfunctions from the barrel and it went off. >> stephen: oh my god. he accidentally blew him thumb off. now how will he accidentally shoot other things? (laughter) folks, these preppers are not just a bunch bunch of gun nuts. they're all kinds of nuts. >> some people say oh, i just want to have guns and, frankly, i th

the unthinkable is unthinkable until it happens. i caught up with europe's most powerful politician in berlin. what she reminded me was that it was a very rare interview. her christian democrats are not very popular but she herself is very much admired. she is seen as honest, pragmatic. she told me in perfect english that she would enjoy our small gift of british tea and biscuits but she chose to be interviewed in german. >> i have been talking to many german people and the one thing that almost all say is that we're becoming more and more irritated with spending money which goes far away and spend five people that perhaps we don't entirely trust. do you share some of their irritation? -- money which goes far away and spent by people that perhaps we don't entirely trust. >> no, i don't feel the same way. we have to think about how and where we shape the future. we're not looking at the past with how people live today and how they will live in the future. we have to be very careful not to live beyond our means. democracy is all of th

. >> one family reunited with the puppy it rescued after witnessing an unthinkable act. >> its comingp at 5:00. now, diane sawyer with a look at what she's working on. >> tonight there there a father deciding to tape his son's teacher. what he learns on tape is stunning. and we'd like to know what you think at home. is it justified even if the teacher is tormenting your child? and there is a new portrait of what we are in kerk. after abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> checking traffic now on the san francisco skyway. gridlocked in both direction. very slow. they're both trying to make their way east. it's not much better for everyone heading south. >> and moving on divorce rate stabilized but one group is going up. >> one in four people getting a divorce now are age 50 and older that. is more than double than the group just 20 years ago. >> researchers say there are several reasons for the rate. there is less social pressure to stay married and definition of marriage evolved since their parents generation. debbie jenkins said she wanted a life long partnership. it just doesn't work out. >> my gr

. >> and remembering the unthinkable ship. the sunken treasure 100 years later. >> stormy weather out. some of those clouds ahead. the insta-weather plus forecast a- >> here's a view of the radar and the satellite. we have high pressure coming overhead. this all gets hung up in the mountains and dissipates. the mountains have a higher chance of getting a shower than we do. tonight things may break down enough something could skip buy to our north. storms in nebraska will really be strong. b.w.i. 56 at the inner harbor. filtered sunshine out there for the high clouds that have blown off the tops of these big storms out west of us. it is called debris clouds. we will see a great deal of that during the day today. it is stormy out west. 30.24 the barometer. southwest winds at 7 miles per hour. a little sun filtered by sunshine. temperatures rising into the 70's. this trend that we see here of getting warmer than usual temperatures all this spring will continue. in fact, during the day tomorrow we expect temperatures to be in the

can assure you, to give one pause, what was happening outside higher education made backing off unthinkable. whether it was threats to the environment, inequities in the distribution of wealth, lack of a sane policy or a sustainable policy with respect to the continuing uses of energy, we were in desperate straits. and that was only the beginning. the corrupting of our political life had become a living nightmare; nothing was exempt -- separation of powers, civil liberties, the rule of law, the relationship of church and state. accompanied by a squandering of the nation's material wealth that defied credulity. a harrowing predilection for the uses of force had become commonplace, with an equal distaste for the alternative forms of influence. at the same time, all of our firepower was impotent when it came to halting or even stemming the slaughter in rwanda, darfur, myanmar. our public education, once a model for the world, has become most noteworthy for its failures. mastery of basic skills and a bare minimum of cultural literacy eludes vast numbers of our students. despite having a researc

>>> unthinkable crime. a mother stalked and murder. her newborn baby snatched away. the suspect now in custody. ,,,, thanks. i'll take the usual. got it. if you're open to choosing your own batter, mix-ins and toppings, come in today and build a stack you'll be proud of. only at denny's. >>> it is just after 6:30. 61ings can some showers. thanks for staying with wjz. growing international outrage. once again over the actions of american soldiers in afghanistan. this time, soldiers a photograph of body parts of would-be suicide bombers. danielle nottingham reports from the white house. >> reporter: top u.s. officials are strongly condemning photos the los angeles times published that appear to show american troops, posing with dead insurgents in afghanistan. >> now, that behavior that was depicted in those photos, absolutely violates both our regulations and more importantly, our core values. >> reporter: the two printed photos are among 18 taken in 2010 that an 82nd airborne division soldier wanted the newspaper to make public. secretary pineta asked the l.a. times n

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. >> the unthinkable happened in a building that was considered safe. a mother stabbed her daughter right in front of a social worker. the child is recovering at johns hopkins children's center. state officials said they are enhancing security procedures. we are live in east baltimore with more. >> state officials also tell us security measures were in place and were being followed when this happened. a child is in fair condition with stab wounds to the neck and chest. her mother is in jail. security is getting tighter at this office. department of human resources secretary offers concern for the eight-month-old who was stabbed multiple times by her mother. >> our thoughts and prayers remain with the young child. >> how did kenisha thomas get a knife through security? >> there is a metal detector that you have to pass through. we believe that it was concealed in the bag. >> thomas came to the office for a supervised visits with her daughter. a social worker was in a conference room. according to the charging document, she became agitated when the hour-l

that would be unthinkable.>stuart: no matter who whens in november, it doesn't matter, i cannot see either side imposing a half a trillion tax increase january 1st. can you? >>guest: i can't. it is unthinkable. you actually have some who talk like they are prepared to take that position. this has all the the makings -- throw in a sequestration and a debt ceiling and you have a train wreck, the mother of all train wrecks. >>stuart: it doesn't matter who wins, suppose that generally the first round, you do not get $500 billion tax increase but you get a tax increase of some sort. do you thing that is likely, a tax increase coming at you. >>guest: well, if nothing happens, you have a big tax increase. so, something has to happen in order not to have such a big tax increase. now, what can we get agreement on? you have people staking out position whether it is a buffett tax or they want to tax this or not tax that, we think there is an opportunity for comprehensive tax reform. we are not in this by ourselves. this a

for these stories and more. >>> unthinkable crime. repeated stabbings. new at 6:00.ossible actions that the worker took that may have saved the baby's life. >>> john leopold. what it has to do with the county's system. check in for these and more breaking news at 6:00. >>> one of the most successful singers on the planet has a new award for her trophy case. "people" magazine has named beyonce the world's most beautiful woman for 2012. the 30-year-old singer told the magazine, she feels more beautiful than ever since becoming a mother back in january. >> nice honor. . >> no arguing she is beautiful. >> she is. >>> still ahead. sports director mark viviano is live at camden yards. >>> orioles are going to face toronto again tonight. they're ready, mark. >> they are ready. and there's always a good feeling at the ballpark, following a victory. and the o's, in fact, are going for three wins in ray row. i'll-- a row. i'll speak with one who is especially optimistic about this team's chances for turnaround. ,,,, [ kyle ] my bad. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. y

. >> it's still so unthinkable, what she did.and to many people, it may be unthinkable to grant andrea yates her wish. i spoke earlier to dr. drew pinsky, host of hln's "dr. drew." dr. drew, what do you make of this request that andrea yates be allowed to leave the psychiatric hospital to go to church? >> i'm not that surprised by it, actually. you've got to remember, this was a woman that was in multiple hospitalizations and then allowed to return home. and although something terrible has happened since those hospitalizations, the fact is she's been in psychiatric care, and part of that care is creating increased autonomy and independence and the possibility of moving about safely in the world hopefully. so something as church makes sense to me of something that they could be hopeful for her. >> she did say in 2006, though, because she drowned her kids because she didn't want them to go to hell. should something like that have an impact on the judge's decision? >> i'm sure it would have an impact on it. this is a really interest

it just seems almost unthinkable. >> i did not want to move until i had a formal, official, complete, non -- you know, conclusive report. >> reporter: the president has appointed a new gsa administrator who testified that he has already canceled 35 upcoming conferences at a savings of nearly a million dollars. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> also on capitol hill, as expected, senate republicans blocked president obama's so-called buffett rule on taxes. yesterday's vote was 51-45. the measure would force the nation's top earners to pay at least 30% of their income in taxes. the president denounced the vote saying, quote, it's just plain wrong that millions of middle-class americans pay a higher share of their income in taxes than some millionaires and billionaires. campaigning at a tea party tax summit in philadelphia yesterday, mitt romney said the buffett rule was not worthwhile. >> this buffett rule -- [ booing ] >> someone calculated, by the way, that the taxes he would raise with this buffett rould would pay for 11 hours, for 11 hours of the government, all right? this i

blue shield up to 29 in single those costs of hospital more than $30,000 a cancer patient seems unthinkable. >>> there's a the as burden and wanted to many of these kinds of drugs to make all hospitals go broke. every hospital to treat cancer patients is going to have to be looking really hard about what they went offer. >>> the doctor is any growth in incredibly expensive treatments that he believes offer modest benefits and he says they're one of them the fda approve the drug last year for patients like christine and extends life by an average of 3.6 months at a cost of over $120,000 its appropriately priced based on the innovation represents in the value it brings to patients. >>> and about four months may seem small other doctors say is a big benefits that only that some patients live years longer. >>> and that's all we hope to achieve. is no way to predict an outcome which brings us back to christine. she had treated with the drug problem did not work her cancer is still growing. if you're unfortunate enough to be insured in the system we have now this kind of thing really shouldn't ha

questions that really haven't happened before. 16 months ago, a gathering of this sort would have been unthinkable. ben alid, mubarak were all still in power and islamist parties in many cases were banned. today, many arab countries are in transition, and islamist parties are an important part of this historic process of change. in tunisia, morocco, and egypt, islamist parties have won substantial victories at the ballot box, and now or will soon occupy key government

and just before they pulled the lid down, she did the unthinkable. in the soviet union.e casket on her husband's chest. she made the sign of the cross. in the citadel of the war on religion, she made the sign of the cross on her husband's chest. and so i know that we're not supposed to do religious stuff in congress. but taking a cue from mrs. brezhnev, donald, there is no need to newark anymore. you're in the right place now. [ applause ] >> i am truly honored to be here today to pay tribute to a man i loved and respected, a friend for life and a mentor. to his family, i say, we say thank you for sharing your father, your father-in-law, your dad, your brother, your grandpa, and your great grandpa. you shared him with us and with the world. he was a busy legislator in d.c., in his district, and around the world. but nobody meant more to donald payne than his family. he was so proud of all of you. some have said that donald payne was greeted in heaven by martin luther king jr., but i believe he was greeted by his sweet mother and his beautiful wife, two women who left him

she pulled a kitchen knife and did the unthinkable. >> she stabbed her infant daughter several timesher body and face. we don't really know why. >> reporter: the social worker left screaming. witnesses told police they heard thomas saying lock me up, if i can't have her no one will. and later, i hope my baby is dead. other social workers grabbed the girl and rushed her for medical attention. miraculously she is expected to survive. meantime social service officials promise a full investigation into how thomas was able to get the knife past security and metal detectors. union representatives for the social service workers say the incident is a prime example of a security break down. >> there are concerns about some of the clients that come in distraught and upset and there needs to be some remedy to that. there needs to be stricter security measures and they need to stop using the third party security firms that obviously aren't doing the job. >> reporter: as for thomas she's facing a slew of charges including murder. she's been held in jail. derek valcourt, wjz news. >> and we checke

and this progress, once unthinkable, is a tribute to mr. santos.stament to the ordinary forces. and the colombian people. and now as conflict begins to recede, this nation is embracing a new task. consolidating the gains it has won and building a just and durable piece that unlocks colombia's incredible potential. today i pledge to president santos that as colombia forths its future, con local bee yeah will continue to have a strong partner in the united states. when we met for the first time two years ago, we decided to take the countries to a new level. this is part of my broader commitment to seek partnerships of equality, based on mutual interests and mutual respect. here in colombia and across the region, that's exactly what we've done and we reviewed our progress and i'm pleased to say reached agreement on several new initiatives. first, as has already been mentioned, we're moving ahead with our landmark trade agreement. we approved an action plan to ensure the labor rights. we all know that more work still needs to be done but we've made sig

that's just unthinkable here in the u.s.h we should note they are paying those prices in italy. they paid those prices in italy last week for gas. and the secretary mentioned greece as well. it's not unthinkable certainly, probably, but i would hope it wouldn't come to that because i would think the economic damage would be catastrophic. >> my two cents here, guys, is that, number one, if it does happen, mr. salazar won't be the energy secretary anymore. the other thing i would say is i'll be driving my prius a heck of a lot more than my chevy traverse and its gas mileage. i think it's almost implausible that this could happen in the short-term. but you never know. remember as i do and i think you guys do when gas was like 35 cents a gallon. >> yep. >> so let's go back to london now with another story. the world's best dressed flash mob marched to protest the opening of an abercrombie & fitch store. they have not asked me yet to be their model. seems these self-proclaimed chaps don't want cargo pants and t-shirts. there they

their visit would have been unthinkable just a few years ago when kosovars and serbs were archenemiesshe is a serbian city, a member of an organization that promotes reconciliation between the former enemies. >> i think only direct contact can help reduce fears, mistrust, and prejudice. it is an investment in the future of my country on its way into the european union. it is my small, personal contribution. >> the serbs and kosovars are spending three days together in belgrade and then three days in kosovo. it is a completely new experience for both sides. these posters in belgrade say a step towards europe would benefit everyone. this 24-year-old agrees and is convinced that peaceful coexistence in the balkans is a key condition for serbia's entry into the eu. bamako's of all has long been independent and sovereign. i do not agree with the outdated idea of a greater serbia. i think everyone in serbia will at some point have a similarly been in position toward kosovo. >> but reality in the balkans is often grim. these scenes from last august show ethnic serb nationalists attacking its

nhk world reports. [ applause ] >> reporter: a scene like this was almost unthinkable during the cold war. senior officers from the chinese and russian navies gathered together to run drills. commanders began by plotting strategy. they will hit water for drills through the next four days with defense and submarine tactics, search and rescue. china and russia have participated in four military drills since 2005. these are the first for the navies. chinese commanders have deployed 18 vessels including two submarines. the russians have sent seven ships, including a missile cruiser. they say the two powers want to emphasize their military ties to counter the u.s. armed forces. pentagon regions adopted the new strategy last year that puts a renewed focus on the asia pacific. both the chinese and russians are modernizing their military capabilities. china's defense budget this year increased by more than 10% to more than $100 billion. military leaders have pushed to develop more advanced aircraft carriers and they are overseeing the next generation of fighter aircraft. russian commanders pl

of the divine and you realize in those moments the life is gratuitous to great gift to be here unthinkable those that aren't here whenever invited in to the senators. >>> with to come back to then the kitchen next book please join us in the next segment. >>> we've been talking to dr. matthew fox about mysticism and spirituality and what to look again and his other book that has also been on the scene for now called the pope's war and this is probably gone a lot of press and in fact ecologists the months of expansion of which couldn't be on the show is you're going to roll with the stock at the time for the book. >>> the translated my original question and to italian. quit out the popes or how was it been received what is the actual content? >>> the german translated it into german she wrote me the chance that a repetition cried read the book begins to send my generation was promised that this would never happen again that fascism and never happen again in your proof and it's been coming back and coming back to the church and she said my people have to learn this and let fast. so in many wa

and the tragedy that's taken place there is unthinkable.ht with the drug investigation that turned violent and fatal. so basically, a drug bust gone horribly, horribly wrong. >> five cops shot. the police chief in that small town killed. eight days away from his retirement. >> can't imagine. >> that is just heartbreaking. we'll get to that in just a second. >>> also this morning, world leaders were on the edge waiting for north korea's big missile test. just hours ago, the rocket was launched, and it failed moments after it blasted off. despite that, north korea will still face some consequences. >>> and later this half hour, fast food franchises are battling for your business. well, burger king is test marketing a bacon sundae and the first taste tests are in. >> that was never sent to us. we would have tried it. >> we would have had them on the set tonight. >> we'll have to work on that. >> we'll get to it. >>> to the serious news of the day first, the developing story in new hampshire. the scenario here is sadly all too familiar. fearles

when hundred years to the day since the unthinkable sunk in southampton, which lost more than 500 residents when the titanic went down. midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in the morning in new york and 2:00 p.m. in damascus where serious -- syria forces were supposed to the pullback. but no signs of a determined effort to do that. only more outbreaks of shooting and mortar fire. more recriminations and skepticism from the international community running out of diplomatic avenues. for first report is from our middle east correspondent. jim muir. >> this is homs, syria's third biggest city. with government tanks and weapons still being used, according to an activist, despite the fact i know they should have been completely withdrawn from population centers. several quarters of homs where rebel fighters have been in trends has been relentlessly the board. serious says it has withdrawn from some areas but apparently not from some real trouble spots like here and many other places. in areas like this, tanks are still in position. activists say air power has also been used with gunships carrying out att

and just before they pulled the lid down, she did the unthinkable. in the soviet union.e casket on her husband's chest. she made the sign of the cross. in the citadel of the war on religion, she made the sign of the cross on her husband's chest. and so i know that we're not supposed to do religious stuff in congress. but taking a cue from mrs. brezhnev, donald, there is no need to newark anymore. you're in the right place now. [ applause ] >> i am truly honored to be here today to pay tribute to a man i loved and respected, a friend for life and a mentor. to his family, i say, we say thank you for sharing your father, your father-in-law, your dad, your brother, your grandpa,

colin carter did the unthinkable and made a bearish trade on apple ahead of earnings. the stock soared, but they haven't lost much money. here's why. on "options action," it's an ap to itself. risk less to make more. that's just what colin carter tried to do on apple. carter thought apple was about to sour. >> a big portfolio manager is pearing back exposure. >> do i dare short apple? the poor sap who did that over the last years is only down 5,000%. better go with the options. so to make a bearish bet, mike sold the june 600 call for $30.50. to keep all of that money, mike needs apple to stay below the strike of the call he sold or below $600. above $600, profits trail off. mike won't see losses until apple rises above that strike price by more than that $30.50 he took in or above $630.50 above june expiration. mike can make money whether apple goes up, down, or nowhere at all. but there is a trade off and if the stock trades above $630, mike will ob the hook for infinite losses. to limit his risk, mike bought the june 630 call for $20.25 and completed the bear call s

syrian opposition shows its multiple places as unthinking rallies searing new gunfire not necessarily defending the evolution slogans change. or supporting stress positions and dedication secret memo shows the u.s. was games against using cool patient techniques branding and crimes. on air and online twenty four seven you're watching r.t. the world's most controversial and polarizing whistleblower to date is premiering his very own show here on our team today a program called the world tomorrow with julian asylum's just a few hours away from the last i think logical stung what's the promise is to push the limits. of views and ideas by the mass media ahead of that. relationship even though well superpowers told us just what prompted him to start his own program. well the wait is almost over he leaks founder julian are still in his exclusive new show is to be broadcast here on r t today choose day i can tell you the first guest as you just have to tune in to point out what i can tell you is not. opinion all through this twelve backstage series but there are some discontent and there are

she has decided to do something unthinkable. getting back in the water and trying to earn a spot on the u.s. team that will compete in london. did i mention she was the mansion -- the mother of two babies? janet evans, glad to have you here. we see the pictures of you played over and over again so you expect to see a 15-year-old with a swim cap what i encourage you are all women. >> married with kids and it is nice. i can be anonymous until i go to the swimming pool and then i am not. i eked my way into a life outside athletics' terry well. >> before we talk about what you're doing now, we had a talk about the difficulty you had turning 40. i have as well. not everyone does. some people go past, no big deal. some have a hard time. it was rough for me and i am not a person who gets caught up on age. but for you it was about life -- it was about living in the el right direction. i had done a lot of stuff already. i was still wondering whether or not i was in the space needed to be in. did you think of that? >> i have talked a lot

. >> reporter: an unthinkable tragedy for this police department that only has seven members. two of the injured officers have been treated and released. the two others are still hospitalized. we'll be paying close attention to this story. we'll have much more coming up on "good morning america." >>> and another developing story we're following, another attack on law enforcement. flames engulfing an apartment building in modesto, california, overnight. a suspect was believed to be holed up inside, after the shooting deaths of a deputy, as well as another person. the shots rang out, as police tried to serve an eviction notice. police are admitting that a combination of flash devices and tear gas could be responsible for that fire. >>> and we turn, now, to that rocket launch that had much of the world on-edge yesterday. north korea's highly-promoted launch, tourned out, though, to be nothing but a high-profile dud. that is some relief to the countries in the rocket's intended path. joohee cho has more from seoul, south korea. good morning, joohee. >> reporter: rob and paula, it