know, i ll quote him, we have to be prepared to deal with any eventuality. some say that use of the word eventuality is an admission there could be war. are you preparing for that? erin, no one wants there to be war on the korean peninsula. let s make that clear. that being said, north korea engaged recently if a string of prop indications, overheated rhetoric and none of that is helpful to stability on the is that something the united states will be willing to do? you won t speculate on what we may or may not do. peace and stability on the korean peninsula is our desire. they can choose the path of peace or they can choose the path of provication. one is better than the other for everyone involved including the north korean military and the
and now to england. today men and woim wore hats to raise awareness for brain assumer research. sporting hat is a fashion trend making a comeback. it is always a special part of being british. richard quest gave me a few tips which, believe me, i would need, on the proper way to dawn a hat. erin, since it is national wear a hat day in britain, i thought it was best to give you some guidance on the correct way to wear head gear. first of all, always put on from the front. not the back. that way it will sit properly. and it should rest just an inch or so from the eyebrows. then you ll be able to give it that little turn which will give an err of devonair sophistication. hats are back in fashion. you know what they say? wear your hat, here s your
citizens and it will form into a citizen s movemented, like mother s against drunk driving. stephanie, what s happened, in at least the few months since newtown, has been the opposite. 47% support stricter gun laws. that is down 10 points from immediately after newtown. after newtown, the american public was in shock and in anger. something should have happened, and it didn t. the president formed a task force. they talked about recommendations for a few weeks. senate majority leader harry reid introduced a new bill. did they go about this, strategically, the wrong way? you know, erin, i don t think so. david, i think that point is just ridiculous. over 90% of the american people agree with the president. 92%? david, you ve been in politics. what gets 92%? puppies? flee money? sex with angelino jolee and brad
we re back tonight with tonight s outer circle. we reach out to our sources around the world. we go to brazil. a doctor is charged with killing seven patients in order to free up beds in the hospital s intensive care unit. i asked our reporter if the death toll could be higher. erin, prosecutors think that this death toll could rise. in fact, the chief prosecutor already told brazil s tv globo that he is linked to the doctor to at least 20 deaths and they re investigating a total of 300. he has evidence that she and her medical team actually killed these patients to empty out hospital beds. as outrageous as that sounds. she was the director of the intensive care unit at the evangelical hospital in a southern brazilian city for seven years before arrested in february. and they say they believe that she and her team administered muscle relaxants to terminally ill patients and at the same time reduced the oxygen supply, making it impossible for them to breathe. so it looks like this is
korea. but it s as i said, it s conditional on a provication. that is not defined. it can be said that while there is probably no one left alive or very few who remember the b-52 strikes back during the korean war, some of those aging generals that we always see around kim, they, too, remember the carpet bombing that was carried out by b-52 rz. this is a very strong signal from the u.s. that says think again. erin? all right. thank you very much, jim, for that tonight live from seoul. outfront tonight, pentagon press secretary george little. good to talk to you, george. this week north korea s military put the strategic rockets on combat status. they say they re ready to attack all military bases and they talked of a simmering nuclear war. you know, your boss the defense secretary said today that, you