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. >> jeanne moos spoke with people about judgment day. >> i do not want to be judgmental. they say that judgment day is saturday the end of the world! it does not improve the daily commute. here is what is supposed to happen. 6:00 p.m. eastern time saturday. >> the largest earthquake the earth will see with a big-bang, and a collapse, just awful! >> like the movie, 2012, of arriving early and earthquakes world-wide. with rapture, heavenly a cent and non-believers will have hellish month until the fiery-heaven-sent. >> 90% of the people that god will to strike. >> i do not believe it. >> low key and polite people and have a tough skin as they are putting out there opinions. >> you are convinced? >> absolutely, the bible guarantees it. >> the bible is interpreted by this california preacher lately, he's been getting some flak. >> the bible warns about that you are one of the worst!, miscalculating the last predictions from 1994. what happens if that on sunday we're all still here? no earthquake? >> well, there is going to be an earthquake. >> this transit spent $140,000 on a

jeanne moos looks at exactly what is supposed to happen. >> i hate to be judgmental, but when you keep seeing judgment day this saturday, the end of the world is almost here, it doesn't improve the daily commute. here's what's supposed to happen around 6:00 p.m. eastern time saturday. >> the largest earthquake the world has ever seen. buildings will collapse. it's going to be awful. >> like a disaster movie 2012" arriving early. earthquakes worldwide. believers will experience rapture, heavenly ascent, while nonbelievers will stay for a few hellish months and until the fiery end of time. >> 97% of the people, god will destroy. >> i don't believe in such [ bleep ]. >> the generally low key and polite folks who believe this need tough skin as they hand out their leaflets. >> yeah, right. >> it's all over. it's all over. >> see you this time next year. >> you're convinced, you're absolutely convinced. >> yes, because the bible guarantees it. >> the bible as interpreted by this california preacher, harold camping, head of family radio, lately he's been getting some flack. >> my bible warns

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>> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> in a hard hat! >> i would be worried that i would be wrong and i'd spend all this money and have this night of debauchery and it would be sunday and the world's still here. >> you know, after y2k and everything turned out fine, i stopped getting nervous about it. >> i hear you. >> maybe it's a bad bet. we'll never know. >>> coming up, new details on the arnold schwarzenegger situation that we've been following. "time" magazine has got some interesting questions they're posing. i'm sure you're posing those questions. why do powerful men act like pigs? the executive editor is here to talk about it. >>> making child meds easier to understand. it could matter the next time your kid wakes up with a fever. how we're dosing our children. what do you got? restrained driver... sir, can you hear me? just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking the deck. the 3.6-liter pentastar v6 engine

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moos . it's. now israel's a long struggle to keep its borders water tight even though it's been at the expense of eleven palestinians have access to basic human assess cities although it's not a new worry in egypt gaza border is about to be thrown wide open after a decision by cairo as policy reports a humanitarian life right for arabs is a real headache propellor be. this is egypt's border with gaza a place where for years the gates were shut more often then opened only the most extreme humanitarian cases were let through which meant no more in three hundred people a day but fall to her mother was not one of them last year she died from cancer of the stomach she had trying desperately for months to leave gaza for chemotherapy treatment abroad but was never able to get the permission she needed to leave. and i went to the hospital here and they gave me some women and but the pain there and the borders are closed this is the reason was for. the new egyptian foreign minister says the decision

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. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's it for us. >>> it is 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west. good morning to you. i'm carol costello in for kyra phillips. the schwarzenegger scandal keeps getting more shocking. his child with his wife, maria and his secret child with his housekeeper were born just days apart. >>> president obama getting ready to deliver a major speech on how the united states will deal with the new middle east. sanctions for some nations and help for others and a controversial suggestion for israel. >>> this just in to us. the number of people filing for first-time unemployment claims is down again. the second straight week of sharp drops. >>> four years into the job and four days after his arrest on sex crime charges, the head of the international monetary fund hands in his resignation. dominique strauss-kahn made the decision from his new york jail cell. he has been in custody since the weekend, accused of serxually assaulting an employee at a hotel where he was standing. calling for his to step down are getting pretty

jeanne moos reports on the national euphoria. >> reporter: osama bin laden is toast, and his demise was toasted with beers and cheers. some bubbly. at ohio state, students jumped into a lake. >> "usa." >> reporter: riders sang the national anthem on the new york city subway. ♪ star-spangled banner >> reporter: the pledge led from a pole. >> one nation, under god. >> reporter: ini have visible with liberty and wrestling for all, champ john senai announced bin laden's death ringside. >> i feel damn proud to be an american! >> reporter: the same exact date, may 1st that germany announced hitler was dead back in 1945. back then, there were no bloody taiwanese animations. the death of osama bin laden, brought back to life a certain unintentional faux pas, saying obama when you mean osama or vice versa. >> obama caught. >> reporter: nbc's isnora o'donnell tweeted obama shot and killed. ditto at a local station in washington, d.c. >> president obama is in fact dead. it was a u.s.-led strategic -- sorry, osama bin laden. >> reporter: rush limbaugh almost did it. >> obama -- sorry, osama is de

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks jeanne. join us weekdays from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. eastern, every saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. and at this time every weekend on cnn international. the news continues next on cnn. >>> i'm don lemon. so glad you could join us. we are following breaking news here right now on cnn. the legendary mississippi river is rewriting history tonight. for the first time in nearly 40 years, the morganza spillway was opened just hours ago to divert the swollen river into the atchafalaya basin. the huge spillway was built just for this purpose. look at that water gushing out of there. it is a pressure valve for the flooding river to protect baton rouge and new orleans, the two biggest cities in louisiana. but it means tiny communities could soon be under many feet of water. this is what it looked like in 1973. the one and only time the morganza spillway had to be opened. there's no guarantee it will even work. the mississippi river is already dangerously high in new orleans. the army corps

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jeanne moos takes us behind the picture. >> reporter: bet you've never seen president obama look like this. >> he looks like he's got the weight of the world on his shoulders. >> reporter: or hillary clinton look like this. >> her facial expression is so intense and so scared and so concerned. >> reporter: by now, you've probably seen this photo, and so will future generations. >> this picture will go down in history. it's amazing. >> serious and profound moment. >> reporter: well, not for everyone. it's already being photo shopped with hats from the royal wedding, with president obama holding a video game controller. some refer to the president's look as the death stare. as in, if looks could kill. and osama bin laden is dead. the photo was taken in the situation room. >> you're in "the situation room." . >> reporter: no, not that situation room. though the president haes taken note of wolf blitzer. >> the only man with his own situation room. >> reporter: they have bells and whistles that even wolf doesn't have. >> we can fog the windows to give him that level of privacy. we call th

>> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> oh, my god. jeanne's celebrating a birthday early! what would you do if you knew that today -- that the world was ending tomorrow. carol? >> it had to be the "talk back" question today. >> absolutely. i'm throwing a party. you're invited. >> really? >> yeah. tonight. >> the last doom's day party. and it will be a blast. the "talk back" question. what would you do if today -- what would you do today if the world ended tomorrow? this from matthew -- i would apologize where needed, ask forgiveness where needed, let go of the past, forgive and forget where needed, remind those that matter to me how much love i have for them, and lastly, a few delicious frozen cocktails. this from melissa -- i don't think i'd do much different. i'd live my life the way i do every day simply because no man knows the time nor day. this from robert -- see the new "pirates" movie before they sell out. this from michael -- i'd play golf as i usually do from fridays but i'd triple the bets and pay them off with ious. this f

jeanne moos, cnn -- >> to the queen. >> reporter: -- new york. >> that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "john king usa" starts right now. >>> thanks, wolf. good evening tonight from joplin, missouri. a very busy day of breaking news. the man charged with killing six people and wounding 13 in that january shooting spree targeting congresswoman giffords is ruled mental incompetent to stand trial. and the government gives the go ahead for prosecutors to seek felony charges against former presidential candidate in 2004 democratic vice presidential nominee john edwards. we begin tonight here in joplin with the threat of more severe weather rattling a shell shocked community where even residents who have lived in america's tornado alley for decades say they have not been able to sleep. >> i'm scared something's going to happen if we go to sleep. and i'm not going to be awake to hear it to help everybody else. i just -- in my mind, it just keeps going over and over. >> tonight could be another restless night in joplin and

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> from cnn center, this is "cnn saturday morning" i'm joe johns in for t.j. holmes. borrowing from your 401(k) to make ends meet. many americans are forced to do it, but two senators say, it's a bad idea. and they want to limit the practice. the story this hour. >>> a government agency says thousands of swimming pools should not open this memorial day weekend. we'll tell you why. >>> and extreme couponing for a cause. find out how this man is sending care packages to military troops overseas without even coming close to breaking the bank. >>> but, first, six days after a tornado ripped apart joplin, missouri, rescue crews are still trying to find everyone. we're expecting an update shortly from state officials. but as of right now, 156 people are unaccounted for and the death toll has reached 132. more than 1,000 people are hurt. the federal government has approved nearly $3 million in aid and president obama plans to meet with survivors in joplin tomorrow. >>> all week we've been hearing extraordinary stories of survival, of strangers helping strangers

here's cnn's jeanne moos. president obama may have been the toast of the town, but when it came to toasting the queen. >> i propose a toast. >> reporter: maybe he should have stuck to toast. but instead, the president popped up and unwittingly cued the orchestra when he said the magic words. >> to her majesty, the queen. to the vitality of the special relationship between our peoples. >> god save the queen. it's a national anthem. you shut up. >> reporter: but the president soldiered on. >> and in the words of shakespeare, to this blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this england, to the queen. >> reporter: but the queen wasn't toasting during a national anthem. the president ditched his lonely upraised glass. >> but barack figured it out, he was like, okay, i'll put the glass down. >> reporter: when it ended the toast was consummated by the queen. >> to the queen. >> reporter: so who messed up? was it the president or was it the musicians? on blogs, the president was called a bumpkin, a doof is, while defend

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." john king usa starts right now. >>> thanks, wolf. good evening. tonight we're in louisiana. the water is here, you see them behind me. theorizing, slowly but steadily. in a week from now some of the homes in this community likely to be under water. look around. no sandbags, no urgent flood control efforts. one of the small towns potentially being sacrificed. deliberately flooded to protect more populated areas like baton rouge and new orleans from devastating flood levels. we spent our day today traveling up and down the mississippi river in louisiana and in mississippi, and tonight we'll show you its powerful punch in many forms. right here the pace of change is slow yet certain. last night we showed you the spillway from above a helicopter ride. the gates open toded to the gates open toded t divert wr away from mississippi. now the water is rising slowly as you see it. you see the rails that go up behind my shoulder. nose are normally dry. t

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: three wives in one hideout? to some westerners it sounds like the setup to a joke. >> he'd been living couped up with his wives for five years. when the s.e.a.l.s came in, he said just shoot me. >> reporter: the closest americans come to multiple wives is hbo's "big love." >> it's my night. get out of here. >> i'm sorry. i just wanted to kiss bill good night. >> reporter: the night he was shot, osama bin laden was with his youngest wife, the 29-year-old. pictures of the other wives are scarce. they tend to be represented by faceless veils. just call him osama bin married, at least five times. when one of the stars of "despris housewives" was on "the view," maybe they should give a part two, one of bin laden's wife. talk about a desperate housewives. >> the real housewives of osama bin laden. [ bleep ]. >> followed by, keeping up with t . >> reporter: when it comes to mocking osama bin laden's latest videos, we discovered great comedians think alike. >> and he appears to be watching videos of himself on tv. wait

jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: if you think a shrimp on a treadmill doesn't get very far, well this shrimp became world famous, his footwork so admired that youtube fans put it to music. all kinds of music. and the shrimp on a treadmill became trendy. shrimp scampying along, song after song. ♪ of the tiger >> reporter: but now just a few years later, he's become a poster boy -- look at him go. >> reporter: a poster crustacean for wasteful government spending. senator tom coburn put out a report mocking the national science foundation for funding research projects such as shrimp on a treadmill with a $500,000 grant. the media began cracking jokes about obese shrimp. >> you know what you call a shrimp that is overweight? jumbo. jumbo shrimp. >> reporter: this, this is my idea of shrimp on a treadmill. but you won't find this guy working out . he is at charleston where they are using that $500,000 grant to do what doctors do to people. this is like a stress test for shrimp. >> yeah, it is, exactly. >> reporter: how long will they run on it? >> they will run for hours, at least five h

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> i am candy crawley in the situation room. i will be back sunday for state of the union. john king usa starts now. >>> thanks, candy. good evening. sarah palin is back front and center teeing up the bus tour for the campaign style bus tour that has many thinking she'd skip the 2012 presidential race. well, think again. >> we have a vision for the future of our country and it is a vision anchored in time tested truth. freedom is a god given right. >> there are many that say a palin campaign would squeeze out fell ee tea party favorite michele bachmann. but bachmann says she's ready to run and not worried about governor palin or anyone else. >> if i chose to run, i run to win. that's the only way that i do it, because if i'm it, i'm it, and i will do -- i am an extremely hard worker. >> a busy day, spicy day. >>> we begin in islam bad. tense moments between america's top noigss and the highest military officer. secretary of state clinton made clear the united states has no evidence suggesting top pakistan military figures provid

jeanne moos, cnn. >> to the queen. >> reporter: new york. >> that's all the time we have. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer. join us weekdays in "the situation room" from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn and at this time every weekend on cnn international. the news continues next on cnn. >>> top stories at this hour at the cnn "newsroom," a suicide bombing in northern afghanistan renewing concern about the country's security when u.s. troops withdraw there. taliban militants say they targeted a high-level nato meeting. the german commando was injured in this abeing that. he's expected to survive. seven people killed including a powerful afghan police chief and two of germany's soldiers. several explosions rocking tripoli today. a government official says one of the blasts hit a compound belonging to libyan leader moammar gadhafi. nato claiming responsibility, at least one of the attacks which it said struck a vehicle in a storage area. the airstrikes happened during the daylight which has been rare for nato strikes in libya. >>> president obama arrived b

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, new york. >> the perp walk. thanks very much for joining us. i'm wolf blitzer. please join us weekdays 5:00 to 7:00 eastern, and at this time every weekend on cnn international. the news continues next on cnn. >>> i'm don lemon at the cnn newsroom in los angeles. there's a lot of news right now so let's get you caught up. the rapture was supposed to happen an hour ago, but so far, it looks like this isn't judgment day at all. an evangelical radio host predicted the rapture would arrive 6:00 p.m. local time this evening. well, maybe you've seen one of the 2,000 billboards that supporters put up across the country warning us. so far, though, no reports of anyone ascending to the skies. though there is a volcano erupting under iceland's biggest glacier. we're talking about the rapture in just a few minutes with steven baldwin. you don't want to miss that. >>> in syria, the brutal crack down is far from over. a witness tells cnn that four people were killed today after a funeral march in the city of homs. >>> the same city was torn apart by violenc

political headline jeanne moos all straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer. you are in "the situation room." >>> let's begin with the breaking news right now. accused of sexual assault against a hotel maid, the jailed head of the international monetary fund could be released on bail as early as tomorrow. that's the word we are getting from a source familiar with the case. let's go to our senior legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. broke to story for us an hour ago. getting more information. jeff, tell our viewers what you are learning. >> reporter: what we now know is that the prosecution and the defense will be back in court tomorrow. and the -- defense will have a new package. i don't know the details of what is in it but a new package that -- where they will ask a judge -- it will be a different judge than the judge that denied strauss-kahn bail earlier in the week. so they hope that -- that he will not have to spend this weekend in rikers island which is where he is now. >> the last time around earlier in the week when the judge refused to grant him any bailey

breaking news, head lines and jeanne moos straight ahead. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm candy crolly and you are in "the situation room." >>> have you seen the terror filled moments when the tornado struck joplin month, mont joplin month, mon joplin, missouri. watch this. >> look at this. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> it went right through here. i don't know where we are. we have to keep going this way. don't step in any of this. come on. keep going. >> i feel like i need to help with someone. >> we will keep asking. look at this house. it is gone. >> are you okay? >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. >> look at these houses. >> are you okay? >> yes. >> what street is this? >> look. >> what? >> oh, no. it is the hospital. >> sarah, mike! sarah, mike! >> sarah, mike! mike! sarah! >> check the basement. sarah, mike! >> mike, sarah! >> are you guys down here? >> mike? >> sis! sarah! >> mike! they are not here. >> they must have left. >> i think they are gone. >> kirby? kirby jean? come on. they are not in the basement. >> no. i don't think so. >> okay. okay.

. >>> breaking news, political headlines and jeanne moos all straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> 116 people now confirmed dead in joplin, missouri. the toll likely to rise. rescue teams today pulled some survivors from the rubble are, along with much of the town simply leveled and more bad weather bearing down. right now the search and rescue operation is a monumental task. let's go to the scene, our own brian todd is there in joplin with the very latest. brian? >> reporter: wolf, you mentioned the rising death toll, that now stands 15916. we have got a rising injury toll, more than 400. no accounting yet of the people still missing, but there are stories of survivors. you mentioned the seven survivors, they were pulled out today. it is the story of those and the other survivors that keep this beleaguered town going now. residents rattle through what was once a vibrant neighborhood. in second he is, the tornado reduced nearly a third of the city of joplin to flattened board, brick and concrete. reverend cj campbell informs his house, huddled in

political headlines and jeanne moos straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer and you are in "the situation room." we are following the breaking news this hour. seven-count indictment and $1 million in bail for the former head of the international monetary fund. dominique strass-kahn has been charged now with assaulting a maid in a new york city hotel last weekend. an allegation he denies. straight to new york. cnn's national correspondent susan candiotti. she was inside the courtroom. all the trauma unfolded today. give us the latest. >> reporter: wolf, at this hour, he will spend one more night in jail. we can tell you this. both sides walked way with something. prosecutors, or in this case, dominique strass-kahn did earn his bail. however, prosecutors have very serious charges against him by way of that indictment that you mentioned. and they said they are getting compelling evidence that backs up his accuser. now, he walked into court today with a smile and later on even blew a kiss to his wife and one of his daughters sitting in the front

jeanne moos found a woman who woke up from anesthesia knowing who she was, but sounding completely like someone else. >> reporter: before karen butler went to the dentist, her regular old american accent sounded like this. >> hi. this is karen. sorry i can't come to the phone at the moment. >> reporter: but after being sedated to have her teeth pulled, she sounded like this. >> and you talk to young girls, they think it's a very, very pretty sound. they say oh, i like an accent like this. i say, oh, just go see my dentist. he only charges seven grand. >> now you open your mouth and everybody wants to know where you're from. >> she's from toledo, oregon, and sthees never been to any of those foreign places. there's nothing fake about this. it's a medical condition called foreign accent syndrome, very rare, fewer than 100 known cases. for instance, a florida woman named judy roberts who had a stroke and went from sounding like this -- we've got fabulous things -- >> to this. >> i felt like i was going bloody crazy. >> doctors believe foreign accent syndrome is usually caused by some sort

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jeanne mo yne moos, cnn, new yo. >> that does it for me, thank you very much for watching, i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." john king usa starts right now. >>> thanks wolf and evening, everyone. tonight agony and destruction in joplin, missouri, at least 116 people are dead in what is now tied as the single deadliest tornado on record. neighborhoods turned to rubble, the tornado cut a path of destruction a mile wide and four miles long. >> the best way i can describe it is it looks like a nuclear bomb has hit. and the search and rescue teams race against the odds tonight, hoping to find survivors in the rubble. and there's this, a forecast warning of more tornadoes and severe weather across the midwest tomorrow and joplin is again in the danger zone. jackqui jeras is in joplin and gives us the very latest on this stunning stunning tornado. >> reporter: people are in search and rescue mode and the best news we have heard today is that seven people have been found alive, so seven survivors in joplin, missouri and that search and rescue is the big focus, and they say it's going to be

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