dsm? cashiers? it will be a nightmare trying to get this to work. the dmv, you go to the dmv and it works perfectly. people go and get their driver's license and registration. two things. this is going to be an entirely this facility. >> we have done extensive training for of all of the departments. the fourth floor is just over in records. the people were cautiously enthusiastic. you never know what will happen when you first put in a system. there is always a shakeout. the involvement of the staff has been super. and i hope that we prove you wrong and that it works. >> staff is only as good as the trainer. is there an expert putting this together? >> yes, she worked extremely closely with steps -- with staff. there was also a week of training where a person came out and train people, giving them an overview. that occurred first. and then we had the on the spot people on the for getting trained and individual training in groups. there will be people available to help the public throughout the process. >> is there a time line on implementation >> so

we know over 50% of people incarcerated have some dsm criteria for mental illness set the incarceration becomes the revolving door. males going to prison,, hot unemployed. their functional capacity with their family is impaired. their relationships that occur in the prisons, drugs and the prison. males come out, go back home and it makes sense that we would see a rise in aids in african american women. and i actually have a site that demonstrates that. this was in the "washington post" maybe six, seven years ago and it actually shows that in the mid-1980s, roughly for eight mbytes for men and women, today black men are seven times as likely as white men to develop a. the physical and mental health are connected and we can't separate the two. the new england journal article shows for product was ever chronic disease, those in prison, the incidence of those in prison is much higher than the general population. so we have transferred -- and i don't know if you can remember when the mental health hospitals started closing their doors and putting people out, basically saying it is more human

they're not diagnosable by the dsm which is the bible for shrinks to diagnose people, of course.s secondary to some sort of depression, anxi y anxiety, maybe obsessive compulsive disorder or personality issue. people can become addicted to sex. they get that high and that high feels so good that it takes more of what's feeding them, whether drugs, whether sex, or the gambling, to keep their personalities, their goals, their motivations going because it felt so darn good in the beginning anyway. >> that leads know wonder how do you put the pieces back together in a marriage or relationship? he's going to have to cold turking stop sexting, top doing what he's doing, getting affirmation from other women than his wife, and just like an alcoholic is encouraged to avoid alcohol, what does he do? he doesn't tweet, doesn't go on-line, doesn't look at other women on-line? >> normally we would say you have to stay away from the internet, but that's almost impossible in this day and age and especially if you're someone like anthony weiner with the kind of position that he has, so perhaps he