these are very different than loughner's case of paranoid schizophrenia.felt while he had these behaviors, they were dangerous, he was able to understand what was going on. this was based on, again, professional evaluations that were done similar to what jared loughner had. >> these categories are hard to define and the judges struggle. it's not always an easy call. >> loughner's case goes back to the judge september 21st to see if his condition has changed. thank you very much. >>> just want to give you a quick programming note. this sunday, sanjay is going to sit down with patrick kennedy. that is saturday and sunday, 7:30 a.m. eastern time. >>> ahead tonight, sarah palin is headed for washington. what's the former vice presidential candidate will be doing this time that is sending here there? >>> plus, they land on the cover of magazines almost every week and tonight they're landing on our "ridicu-list." see what the kardashian sisters have done now. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. here's one story. my name is lac

he had characteristics of paranoia and schizophrenia and his thinking was very disorganized.both said he did not have any evidence that he was faking in any way, as well. >> mentally competent to stand trial and insanity defense are two different things. >> two very different things and it relates to time. mentally competent to stand trial means right now. does he understand what's going on? insanity defense relates to his mental state at the time that the crime took place. so there's a lot of evidence in this case, apparently, that he was looking on the internet about possible penalties, what does it mean about solitary confinement, the death penalty. all of that would be relevant on the question of insanity, if that's what he winds up pleading. that has no relevance to the question of right now, is he fit to stand trial. >> even if he's a paranoid schizophrenic, could he still be that he's not insane at the time of the crime? >> that's right. they are separate judgments. all of these are very fuzzy legal categories. the legal system has struggled literally for centuries, si

left out in plain sight like here in this park where you got those legs were found a registered schizophrenia showed that in had been treated for his mental illness as well as spending time in prison his mother who lives in the same apartment building told me how her son had come to her saying he had killed a man after hearing that a man's hand had been discovered nearby but she didn't believe it then you get the stronger but. i don't believe that he did it i don't believe that he killed anyone i don't believe that he could cut someone up i don't believe that he could eat this i don't believe any of that has always been different when he was school he set himself against the whole class and all the teachers and the teachers gave him a marquis thought was unfair next time he just wouldn't ride the tester told mental health professionals believe the severity of his illness coupled with his alcoholism mentee should have been undergoing extensive monitoring and treatment at the time he claims to have killed and eaten his victim was attacked with you can't close clinics for mentally disabled peopl

to us for so many years and all of a sudden he does this is not to please a sick person he's a schizophrenia and then it turns out he's actually killed and eaten someone shudder and told the arresting officers how he killed the god of eight part of his body and then started his this embodied remains around the safety. some thrown into rubbish bins some cast into the river and others left out in plain sight like here in this park where you got those legs were found a registered schizophrenia showed that in being treated for his mental illness as well as spending time in prison his mother lives in the same apartment building told me how her son had come to her saying he had killed a man after hearing that a man's hand had been discovered nearby but she didn't believe him when you give up on the. i don't believe it he did it i don't believe that he killed anyone i don't believe that he could cut someone up i don't believe that he could eat this i don't believe any of that has always been different when he was school he set himself against the whole class and all the teachers the teachers gave h

he seems to have a pretty advanced case of schizophrenia. however, schizophrenia is treatable and sometimes when people get into the hospital and they get treated, they can advance enough where they can be tried. that happened in the elizabeth smart case. it took many years but ultimately the defendants were tried in that case when they got to the point where they were sufficiently able to stand trial. >> so what does this mean? a lot of people are probably wondering what this means legally for his victims. will justice be served at all? >> you know, it's got to be so frustrating for the victims who are anxious for a trial to hear that he's not able to stand trial, although one victim did say, you don't have to be a psychiatrist to see that this guy is mentally ill. and if you aren't able to formt mens rea, as we call it in criminal law, criminal intent, we don't try you in this country. it is not that you just committed the act, you have to have the mental ability to understand what you were doing, to plan it, to have the intention to do wh

. >> reporter: david little says he suffered from schizophrenia and started to feel its affects when he was in college. >> i could absolutely not study the material. i had never had any problem. i would just see the wall where i could not pass a course at mit in physics. i could not pass it anymore. >> reporter: the survey shows that of all the lifetime cases, half of them manifest themselves by the age of 14, suddenly 5% by the age of 24. after the initial onset of symptoms, the median amount of time that people delay seeking help, 10 years. >> the kids don't get help when they need it. they might go for a few years with poor school functioning and poor relations which later has impacts on self-esteem and how that person really functions and grows into adulthood. i think for adults, the studies have shown that mental illness is really the cause of an incredible amount of lost work and lost productivity. >> and that's it for this week's second look. we will continue to follow developments at napa state hospital on our newscast. i'm julie haener, thank you for watching.

experts have concluded he suffers from schizophrenia. >>> president obama visited poland today. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he met with holocaust survivors and leaders of poland's jewish community. he returns to washington tomorrow. >>> new tonight at 11:00, parole agents in california will soon get some much-needed help in monitoring violent sex offenders. a program that kicks off next week will cut down their workload and allow the agency to spend more time out in the field. we explain how the new system will work. >> many parole agency complain they don't get to spend enough time doing this, checking you have on high-risk sex offenders out in the field. a government report blames ankle bracelet for that problem. that report shows every month those gps tracking devices send out 60,000 alerts to parole agents and many of those alerts are for minor problems like the gps battery running low or the device bumping into something. >> most of the alerts are inconsequential. >> reporter: and parole agency end up spending hours on the computer clearing the aler

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that new study refers to schizophrenia and the new drug it was found is better than the existing drug, right? >> yes, that's right this. is a very important studdy and it demonstrated in a large population that the older antipsychotic drug, heldol, was more affective than the newer category called a typical antipsychotics. and it really speaks to the fact that we have a buys, all of us, consumers, physicians, we assume that new means improved. and in fact, what is really true is that needs to be established by solid evidence and not just assumption. this is a very important study for the federal government. very important study for state government. because this category of drugs is a substantial expense for the medicaid program. >> what's the cost between haldol and the new drug that came out? >> it's a difference between haldol and a entire category, the a typical antisigh cotics. it's a many expense. that doesn't mean haldol is the right drug for every patient but what this study demonstrate said when you look at a large population, for a substantial number of patients, the older n

it's paranoid schizophrenia.at it means, first of all, for him to be mentally incompetent for this trial. >> what the judge is saying is he's not capable of comprehending the charges against him. he's not living in the real world. he doesn't get what's happening. so he can't participate in his own defense. he can't help his lawyers. as a matter of fact he think his lawyers are out to get him it sounds like. so when someone is that delusional, they can't participate in their own trial. >> what happens next? >> what happens next is he goes to the hospital as ted pointed out in his story and there they will treat him for paranoid schizophrenia. there are drugs they give people to help them get rid of those delusions and hallucination. if he gets out of those delusions and hallucinations and seems to be competent they will check him again and have this hearing all over again. >> what happens if the drugs don't work. >> if the drugs work he'll stand trial as a competent person. if the drugs don't work, this could go o

experts concluded that he suffers from schizophrenia.efore the ruling, federal marshals dragged loughner from the courtroom screaming. he will remain in custody until september. and another hearing will decide whether his condition has improved over the next three months. >>> elizabeth smart got her first chance to address the man who held her captive and raped her for months when she was 14. it took smart about 30 seconds to speak her peace to brian david mitchell, who closed his eyes and sang hymns as she spoke. yesterday, he received two life sentences without parole. smart told him he took away nine months of her life that can never be returned, that never affect her again and that she will have a good life despite what he did. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life that one day he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart is now 23 recently returned from a mormon mission to france. she says she plans to finish college and is consider

lived next to us for so many years and all of a sudden he does this is he's a single person he's a schizophrenia get well and then it turns out he's a true it and even someone. he's on the reporting from moscow still ahead this hour on the spicing up the space rates. from his extraterrestrial ambitions go far beyond the launching of the space station the chinese hoping to land a man on the moon boy twenty twenty five and a man on mars going twenty four c. as beijing reveals its course a big cloud as we look at whether that will mean competition or cooperation for the current to space to its. b.p.'s foundation get that sinking feeling is its part with russian oil. hit the skids the details are analyses business are takes in a few minutes. now europe is not the only place struggling with a debt crisis the united states now has a full team point three trillion dollars hole to fill a most of the measures are being considered to prevent america from defaulting on the government's likely to arrange loans from two pension funds to help keep it afloat for the next few weeks earlier this year the i.m.f.

his victim no shelter and has a history of a rest and incarceration and he's also a registered schizophrenia and had been receiving treatment for that he's been he's been taken away and remains in custody a while you'll be mentally assessed to see if he's fit to stand trial for the the gruesome murder and subsequently eating all i say the man aged thirty between thirty five and forty named as he got off. all right peter thanks for bringing us the details on this gruesome story here all over there. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world at least four people have been injured in a suicide attack in western castle stand a bomber detonated a belt packed with explosives near a security services have quarters in the city. the area has been cordoned off and a manhunt launched to find the masterminds behind the blast it's thought to be the first terrorist attack carried out and down a country with a little history of extremism. pakistan will return the degree of their man helicopter which went down during a raid on a solid bin laden's compound is thought to have been equip

us for so many years and all of a sudden he does this is not your piece is it a person he's a schizophrenia and then it turns out he still is and even someone. better all of the reporting from moscow and it's not the only chilling case of kind of belittlement russia as of late but r.t. dot com reports on tuesday it is about teenagers who were convicted of killing and eating a female friend but you. still have you here on the t. spicing up the space race from his extraterrestrial ambitions go far beyond the north of the space station the chinese hoping to land a man on the moon by twenty twenty five and a man on mars by twenty four c. as the beijing reveals its cosmic plans with a bit of a better mean competition all cooperation with the current two space superpower. plus the b.p.'s arctic ambitions got that sinking feeling its plans to hook up with a russian oil from across the it was skids the details are an artist business up in just a few minutes. portugal's rescue is not coming cheap it will cost you partners about seventy eight billion euros after finance ministers cleared the way to b

us for so many years and all of a sudden he does this is a negative he's a sick person he's a schizophrenia world and then it turns out he's killed and eaten someone. and it's not the only chilling case of cannibalism in russia recently if you are go to our website r.t. dot com you can see our report on to st petersburg teenagers who were convicted of killing and eating a female friend a year ago. portugal's rescue was not coming cheap it will cost its partners seventy eight billion euros after finance ministers cleared the way to bail out another country it's the third e.u. nation to get a massive aid package after greece and ireland and given that greece has its hands out for more funds as doubt the bailout remedies are actually working as daniel bushell reports. the eurozone is in serious trouble there's a storm of controversy already growing over the seventy eight billion euro rescue package for portugal which has just been agreed by the finance ministers of the european union here in brussels several states have already come out and openly criticized finland being among them one dutch

lived next to us for so many years and all of a sudden he does this he's a sick person he's a schizophrenia and then it turns out he's actually knew it and even someone. oh i doubt he's patrolling thanks. are not as good as some other international headlines for you and the irish army has defused a pipe bomb found close to dublin after an anonymous caller tipped off police it comes as the british queen makes the first official royal visit to the country in one hundred years the trip has been labeled historic following decades of animosity between the two countries police say a number of other bomb threats were called in but turned out to be hoaxes. right now are continuing here with one of those one or two younger pakistan will return every of the unmanned helicopter which went down during the raid on osama bin laden's compound the choppers thought have been equipped with a secret stealth technology the american is seal team and tried to destroy it but some parts were later covered up by pakistani troops. and the bird shuttle endeavor that blasted off from cape canaveral yesterday has succe

the teen suffers from schizophrenia. if doctors ever believe he is sane he will serve his sentence in jail. >>> as ktvu's paul chambers reports, it's another cost cutting move to reduce the deficit. >> reporter: the view from san rafael is beautiful, but now that the state needs to close 70 of its 278 parks this summer will be the last time people here will be able to enjoy it. >> it would be a great loss to our community here. it's a beautiful place to come and be. >> we can't continue to manage our system as we have before with the budget that we have. it's just the reality. >> reporter: in march, the governor's slashed the state parks budget by $11 million for this fiscal year. and $22 million for next year. today officials named the parks that will begin closing in september and be completely closed by july of next year. these green squares show which parts will close in our area. in the statement released by the governor it says closing state parks is not a task that gives anyone joy. but we are experiences turbulen

as the old add yag goes if you talk to god in prayer, but if god talks to you, it's scrit -- schizophrenia. what a simple joy it is that walk among the woods and beckenning me to join them. there is a pleasure in the pathless woods lord byron wrote. there is a society where none intrude and it was for john chapman to go in this busy world, walk the pathless woods, feel the sun on your skin, shine and be simple. that's johnny appleseed to me, and that's what i have to say. i'll be glad to take my questions anyone has, and i think there will be some. i actually -- i'm going to throw out the first question because i've been somewhat criticized in print and medium, and perhaps rightly so for suggesting that he was almost certainly insane. does that strike those of you who know the story as almost as well as i do as completely over the top? anybody want to venture an opinion on that? yes? >> i think -- >> oh, i'm sorry. >> i think that the impression that we have of john is probably a lot like a lot of people in our lives that aren't of the normal, are not neurotypical, but at the same time ope

the teen suffers from schizophrenia. if doctors ever believe he is sane he will serve his sentence in jail. >>> as ktvu's paul chambers reports, it's another cost cutting move to reduce the deficit. >> reporter: the view from san rafael is beautiful, but now that the state needs to close 70 of its 278 parks this summer will be the last time people here will be able to enjoy it. >> it would be a great loss to our community here. it's a beautiful place to come and be. >> we can't continue to manage our system as we have before with the budget that we have. it's just the reality. >> reporter: in march, the governor's slashed the state parks budget by $11 million for this fiscal year. and $22 million for next year. today officials named the parks that will begin closing in september and be completely closed by july of next year. these green squares show which parts will close in our area. in the statement released by the governor it says closing state parks is not a task that gives anyone joy. but we are experiences turbulen

contact steve, schizophrenia. i think the office wavered much of this book at how light shines for the truth of what a simple joy is to turn away from these birds walk among the walnuts of locusts and hawthorns to wait beyond the windows, beckoning me to join them. there is a pleasure in the path lis was lord byron wrote in charlotte harrell. society none intrudes. and so it surely was for john chapman to go easy in this busy world, to whack those pathless words and feel that dappled sunlight on your skin, to shine in the simple. that's johnny appleseed to me. and that is what i have to say. i decide to take any questions anyone has any think there will be some. i'm going to throw out the first question because i've been somewhat criticized in print and on media and perhaps rightly so for suggesting he was almost certainly insane. does that strike those of you who know the story is almost as well as i do is completely over the top? would anyone want to venture an opinion on that? yes. [inaudible] >> -- and i think

after hearing from experts the judge determined he suffers from schizophrenia and is un fit for trial one point jared loughner lowered his head and witnesses argued thank you for the freak show and she died in front of me. it is not clear what she meant. jared loughner is accused of killing six people and wounding 13 others, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> federal investigators say that a fire that gut add mosque in stockton last month is a case of arson. the bureau released this surveillance photo of a man with a bag on his head taken from inside the mosque back on april 23rd. the fire officials say they believe that man is the arsonist. the mosque and the church next door were damaged in the fire. there is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the case. >>> 1500 california prison inmates released by mistake. a ktvu investigation first reported those findings last year. and now a report just released by the state confirms it. ktvu's rob roth tells us why this information has a state senator accusing the corrections department of lyi

as the old adage goes if you talk to god in prayer, if god talks to you at a schizophrenia. [laughter] i think the woods that surround the office where i've written this book of how light shines through the trees and what a simple joy it is to turn away from these words and walk among the walnuts and buckthorn deadweight eon my windows beckoning me to join them. there is a pleasure in the pathos woods lord byron wrote. there is a society where none intrudes and so it surely was for john chapman in this busy world to walk those woods and feel the sunlight on your skin to shine and resemble. that is johnny appleseed to me. and that is what i have to say and i would be glad to take any questions anyone has. i think there will be some. i am going to throughout the first question. i've been somewhat criticized in printing on this medium and i perhaps rightly so for suggesting you is almost certainly insane. does that strike those of you who know the story as almost as well as i do as completely over-the-top? does anyone want to venture an opinion on that? yes? >> i think that the

. >> our son had a typical first incident of schizophrenia between his freshman and sophomore year atntal illness. today he is able to work on mental health cause. in 2009, he got married. >> yes, we don't yet have the cures but people can lead a very productive life with medication and compliance. and unconditional love and support from their families. >> the ambition is simply staggering. a detailed map of the brain in ten years with better treatments for just about every brain disease you can think of. >> if we don't have neuro scientists working together, if they're not all working together, you're never going to find the answers to get us to that proverbial landing that we all want to see. whether that landing is michael j. fox getting well or someone with alzheimer's not suffering from dementia. this is a thousand moon shots in order of complexity, sanjay but that makes it all the more chaling and for our generation, this is our chance to make the y on losing his father. and finding a new family. [ sam d just 30 seconds. another reminder of what i couldn't do. ♪ the accident cou

there's a fundamental schizophrenia in some parts of pakistan's national security apparatus, we accept it and work with it to achieve the objectives we want. what we don't do is turn our back on somebody and do something stupid like sanctions, because we'll end up screwing ourselves in the process. >> there's no question it's a balance. there's no black-and-white answer that pakistan is good or bad, though you can draw some conclusions about where the compound was, which does not play well since it was so close to their military schools and et cetera. i want to talk about afghanistan. what does this mean for our mission in afghanistan? >> one thing to add to the earlier commentary, the importance of pakistan is hard to overstate. not just because they're a giant country with nuclear weapons, but in addition, were it not for our can't to take our logistics thus the port of karachi, on a 1,000-mile run through the khyber pass we could not for 90 days support 150,000 nato troops 800 miles from the sea. so pakistan is absolutely primary to our ability to continue this struggle. i think loo

the ruling came after two mental health professionals said they concluded loughner suffers from schizophrenia he's mentally unfit for trial. >>> federal prosecutors say john edwards could be indicted within days. edwards is suspected of using campaign contributions to cover up an affair and child born out of wedlock. authorities spent more than two years investigating edwards' campaign finances. the focus is on money from wealthy supporters who wanted to keep mistress rielle hunter and baby in hiding. this happened to protect the democrats' white house campaign from scanned a. edwards who has made millions as a trial lawyer, could lose his law license if he enters a guilty plea. >>> thousands of bay area women set out every year this time to explore the world, looking for new adventures, new experiences and something they'll remember for the rest of their lives. but for one local woman, her journey turned into something that scarred her forever. her story is painful to share, but she wants every woman in the bay area to be aware of it. nbc's vickie winn takes us in-depth tonight. >>> i rememb

after hearing from experts the judge determined he suffers from schizophrenia and is un fit for trial he regains his competency he can be tried. at one point jared loughner lowered his head and witnesses argued thank you for the freak show and she died in front of me. it is not clear what she meant. jared loughner is accused of killing six people and wounding 13 others, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> federal investigators say that a fire that gut add mosque in stockton last month is a case of arson. the bureau released this surveillance photo of a man with a bag on his head taken from inside the mosque back on april 23rd. the fire officials say they believe that man is the arsonist. the mosque and the church next door were damaged in the fire. there is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the case. >>> 1500 california prison inmates released by mistake. a ktvu investigation first reported those findings last year. and now a report just released by the state confirms it. ktvu's rob roth tells us why this information has a state sena

experts concluded that he suffers from schizophrenia.e ruling he was dragged from the courtroom screaming. another hearing is set for september. loughner is accused of killing six people, wounding congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >>> it is 5:20. a big loss for the giants. how a key player's injury could hurt the team. >> one hint, he's the catcher. >> plus, schwarzenegger on the defense. what he is saying about reports he used taxpayer money to cover up secret hotel trips. all coming up. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> good morning, golden gate bridge just wrapping up the lane change this morning looking free-flowing. >>> the death of a man is being blamed indirectly on the prediction of the rapture. the "contra costa times" quotes an investigator who says the judgment day proclamation made a florida man believe that god was would help him swim across the 80-acre reservoir in contra loma regional park near ant

. >> woodruff: the judge ruled after medical experts reported that loughner suffers from schizophrenia delusions. they said his mental health had been in decline for two or three years. the finding matched first-hand accounts from acquaintances who knew loughner, and spoke just after the shootings. >> jared was not your normal student. he was mentally unstable. >> i'd see jared walking down the street, you know, head down. but no, never any words, never any gestures. nothing. not a single one. i would call him depressed. >> woodruff: in fact, loughner's mental state was on display wednesday, as he grew visibly agitated and interrupted the hearing with screams and a series of outbursts. at one point, he said something that sounded like, "she died in front of me"-- a possible reference to giffords that stunned those in the courtroom. >> surprised. it was a first. unexpected. it is most rare for anyone to interrupt a federal judge in court, particularly when he is reading a ruling. >> woodruff: federal marshals took loughner out of the courtroom, and he opted to watch the rest of the proc

host: schizophrenia is what she was talking about. guest: it has a precise meaning in psychiatry, i am using it in the colloquial and diplomatic sense, a split personality in the pakistani government. i am not analogizing that government to the detailed, highly sophisticated definition in the psychiatric profession, rather the colloquial -- this is a split personality. host: another headline in "the washington post" this morning. would you support the idea of giving the libyan rebels money? guest: if we are going to give them monday, we are going to give them libyas money. we can give them the money that khaddafi left here for the united states. that money has been frozen and it is outrageous that it has not been used to fund the operations we have conducted so far. these operations have cost less than $1 billion. in libya is billions of dollars that should not be paid for by the u.s. taxpayer. it should be paid for by these assets. the rebels shot already have been asked to, on their own, direct us to use that money. 25 million, whic

testimony before the maryland legislature -- it was talked about that marijuana causes schizophrenia. maryland secretary of health and hygiene was asked a question --the sponsor of the bill asked the doctor, if he were in his place, would he vote to allow their one as a medicine. the doctor said absolutely not. host: will have to leave it there. go ahead, senator. guest: i think you have raised some important issues and the one i would like to speak to about the mexico -- about new mexico is the we do have a medical marijuana program in place. it is targeted specifically at people who have terminal illnesses and have problems where doctors believe that marijuana or the ingredients in marijuana can make a difference. i think our program is a good one. i do not think it endorses drug use outside of the program. that is the way i think a medical marijuana program should be focused. all of the other things you said may well be true. i think a good, solidly supervised the medical marijuana program can work and is working in a state of the mexico. host: louis from fort myers, florida, a dem

- on these kids in the history of the drug issue, i guess. 18 nations have linked marijuana to schizophrenia and other testimony before the maryland legislature -- it was talked about that marijuana causes schizophrenia. the maryland secretary of health and hygiene was asked a question --the sponsor of the bill asked the doctor, if he were in his place, would he vote to allow their one as a medicine. the doctor said absolutely not. host: will have to leave it there. go ahead, senator. guest: i think you have raised some important issues d the one i would like to speak to about the mexico -- about new mexico is the we do have a medical marijuana program in place. it is targeted specifically at people who have terminal illnesses and have problems where doctors believe that marijuana or the ingredients in marijuana can make a difference. i think our program is a good one. i do not think it endorses drug use outside of the program. that is the way i think a medical marijuana program should be focused. all of the other things you said may we be true. i thi a good, solidly supervised the medical m

psychiatrist and psychologist who concluded he hallucinates and is delusional, suffering from paranoid schizophrenia order, loughner will undergo treatment for four months to see if his mental health can be improved. there is no guarantee it will. during wednesday's proceedings loughner rocked back and forth in court, so apparently troubled he may never stand trial for a crime there is overwhelming evidence he committed. for "good morning america," pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> diane sawyer with a preview of today's "world news." >> good morning. good to see you again after our time in joplin together. tonight on "world news," we decided to ask oprah's dream team to issue a challenge. what is the one thing they want everyone to do for themselves now? suze orman weighs in on financial health on "world news." >>> a sign of our times, married couples are no longer in the majority. the number of married households in this country dropped from 51% last decade to 48%. it was actually 77% back in the '50s when dinosaurs roamed the earth as one analysts said, i do quote, the days of ozzie and har

jared lee loughner was found not competent to stand trial after being diagnosed with paraknow yeah schizophreniape he will be able to eventually stand trial after treatment with medication. >>> republican mitt romney is no friend of president obama's but he may have some admirers in the president's campaign office. the gop contender was in mr. obama's hometown of chicago. afterwards he had pizza sent to the president's re-election campaign head quarters. no word on whether the slices were eaten or thrown out. >>> investing in social media is a cutthroat business. facebook's founder takes that literally. he only eats what he kills. he has killed a pig and a goat for food and each year he picks a project. last year it was learning chinese. zuckerberg admits that since he doesn't kill often, he's mostly a vegetarian. who knew, candy? >> certainly i didn't know. thanks, mary. >>> zuckerberg may not mind sharing these intimate details but some facebookers like their privacy. dan simon joins us with more. >> reporter: there's a new tool, social media, so much of our personal lives going online, they s

both doctors agreed loughner has symptoms of schizophrenia. >> tends to support, one would think, thetoday. >> reporter: jared loughner will be sent back to a mental health facility in missouri where he will undergo further treatment. he's scheduled to be back in court in september for a similar hearing where a judge will decide if he's made any improvements. in tucson, cory rangle for abc news. >>> at the murder trial of casey anthony, contrasting portrayals of the mother accused of murdering her daughter are now emerging. on the stand yesterday, a former boyfriend and others said that anthony never acted as if anything was wrong around the time the 2-year-old caylee anthony was last seen. she was also described as a party girl, but anthony's ex also said that she had witnessed casey interacting tenderly with her daughter and also making sure she was safe. >>> the brother of figure skater nancy kerrigan has been acquitted of manslaughter in the death of their 70-year-old father. prosecutors had argued that mark kerrigan triggered his father's heart failure when he grabbed his neck du