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dr. drew pinsky from our sister network, hln. psychiatrist and author dr. gale salts. dr.and doris fuller, executive director of the treatment advocacy center, a nonprofit focused on improving policy to help people with severe mental illness. all of you, huge, huge thanks for being with me over the next hour. dr. drew, let me begin with you. we heard in don's piece somebody saying this is a guy thing. i have covered too many of these. it seems to me it is a young male trend. why? >> it is a young male thing, as he said. males are wired with testosterone and aggression. the other thing is mental illness does tend to manifest in the 18 to 25-year-old window. i suspect that's what's going on here. we have the perfect storm of male aggression meeting the onset of mental illness that goes undiagnosed or untreated or people around the person are in denial or physicians are unable to do their job, say, of treating that person or requiring them to get help or there's limited access to insurance or limited access to hospital beds. all these things are coming together now in sort of

i wanted to ask you, dr. drew these cases that brian todd just talked about, the creigh deeds case and what happened with his family and what happened in newtown but it seems like this happens over and over again, dr. drew. we miss the warning signs, the warning signs are missed. how do we fix that? >> well, i wish i could answer it in just a minute here on your program but it's a complex issue. we have issues of mental health parity in that when somebody dies they don't look at it as a mental health problem so lack of bed availability is something that contributed in one of these cases and the other cases, perhaps there are family members that don't want to acknowledge that somebody has mental illness or what's very common is caretakers can't require people who are so ill to participate in treatment even if it means that person will have made healthier, happier and the community protected. >> senator blumenthal, we are coming up on the one year anniversary of the new witown tragedy. a lot of americans wondering w

pinsky, host of "dr. drewon call on hln". >>> he said he probably tried it in quote one of my drunken stupers. what does that tell you about him when he talks about drunken supers? >> i don't know him but fairly clearly meets criteria for alcoholism. you don't have to drink every day to be an alcoholic, not liver disease but on going use in the face of consequence, work, relationships, health and his work consequences have been profound and finally denial is defining feature of this condition, as well and certainly, he's manifesting classic denial. >> he emphasized he wasn't an adduct but addiction takes many forms. you can be addicted to alcohol. it's like a drunken stuper, an adult in a responsible situation, having multiple drunken stupers. >> blackout drunk. it's a sign of illness. it's a sign of a condition. if you have black out drinks repeatedly, you're at least a bing alcoholic and you're right, anderson, i don't make a distinction between addiction and alcoholism. they are the same function of the bra

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those are all criteria from what i understand, i'm not dr. drewom what i understand, alcoholism and let's hope this person is getting the help they need. bizarre. no doubt this isn't the last. bill, great to have you on the program and cnn and we'll take a short break. when we come back, more here in the philippines, a reunion, an american woman who was very concerned about her parents, her mom and her father living here, you'll find out what has happened to them, ahead . i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. ink from chase. so you can. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerfu

those are all criteria from what i understand, i'm not dr. drewom what i understand, alcoholism and let's hope this person is getting the help they need. bizarre. no doubt this isn't the last. bill, great to have you on the program and cnn and we'll take a short break. when we come back, more here in the philippines, a reunion, an american woman who was very concerned about her parents, her mom and her father living here, you'll find out what has happened to them, ahead . i'll call you in a little bit. google... how do i get home? getting directions. cg/úÑÑ at afraud could meanuld blower credit scores. and higher interest rates when you apply for a credit card. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report at experian.com. >>> when possible, here in the philippines, we've been trying to help families reunite as best as we can. it's difficult to help people reunite and getting satellite phones to let people tell their loved ones they are alive. jackelyn we talked to last friday was the first time and throughout

dr. drew ramsey author of 50 shades of kale and the happiness diet.. and with us carmen wong olrich. i want to start with you grech in in part, the story of that founding document is pursuit of happiness was meant to be interchangeable with property. this idea that we can buy, we can consume our happiness. from what you know about happiness, how good is consumption, purchasing it. >> money cannot buy happiness. that's clear but it's also true that money can buy a lot of things to contribute. >> it can cushion the blow. >> it's like health. it's when you lack money. also money can buy things like a pet, it can allow us to travel, it can buy services for our family if somebody needs something, to have travel, great experiences. so there's a lot of ways in which money used wisely can contribute to a happy life f. you are just buying a new pair of boots or jeans, not going to do much. >> i wonder if there is a threshold, so that if we were grabbing happiness and cash would we get to a point even dollar doesn't make you happier. zero to the threshold you w

those are all criteria from what i understand, i'm not dr. drewt from what i understand, alcoholism and let's hope this person is getting the help they need. bizarre. no doubt this isn't the last. bill, great to have you on the program and cnn and we'll take a short break. when we come back, more here in the philippines, a reunion, an american woman who was very concerned about her parents, her mom and her father living here, you'll find out what has happened to them, ahead . >>> when possible, here in the philippines, we've been trying to help families reunite as best as we can. it's difficult to help people reunite and getting satellite phones to let people tell their loved ones they are alive. jackelyn we talked to last friday was the first time and throughout the week, she was concerned about her parents who live in tacloban, if she had heard from them on friday but wasn't sure on their status. charles, we ran into them at the airport in tacloban and i talked to him here in manila last night. charles, you had just moved there to tacloban. when

dr drew brees and the saints. >> good morning. not the saints that were the super bowl favorites. but second quarter last night jimmy graham is going to haul in a 44 yard touchdown. but he's going to accidentally bend the post. stadium workers had to come out and fix it causing a brief delay. and the new orleans offense didn't put up huge numbers but they did enough to beat the fall cons. >>> a-rod's grievance hearing wrapped up yesterday. this comes just a day after the yankee's third baseman angry storm out the hearing and decided not to testify in his own defense. a-rod's lawyers are already vowing to challenge the ruling in federal court if it doesn't go their way. turning on bleacher report, it happened again. for the second straight day, a fan hit a half-court shot winning $20,000. and he's the fifth fan to knock down the shot this year. and he's the only one that got to celebrate with jay-z and beyonce. >>> gillette teechls up with people to shave their beards and auctioning off the razor along 'with the facial hair. and th

i think dr. drew would have a field day on this case.ple, you have the rookies having to underwrite a trip to vegas for $30,000 and pick up laundry and things like that. but this is poison. it is toxic. there's no way that management is going to tell a player we need to toughen a guy up, start using racial epithets. it doesn't work. there's no justification for it. that's when the nfl will find what the miami dolphins did was the right thing in getting rid of incognito. >> i still have tons more questions. we will have to have you come back because we know this case is the tip of the iceberg. it is going to make -- there are going to be several kind of revelations about it as it proceeds forward. >> both of them may never play again. both may not play again. >> i agree with that. the only thing we agreed on during this. >> i'm sorry i agree on that. >> richard, thanks for being here. avery, always good to see you, thanks, gentlemen. you can always catch our incredible, brilliant minds of richard and avery every weekend in the noon easter

now dana, that may be drew but dr.plans to continue the fed's stimless campai stimulus campaign this hour we learned that david vitter plans to vote no on her nomination. i guess we should glad he wasn't in a massage parlor when he issued that statement. how hard should this fight be? >> it shouldn't be as hard as the other fights. in today's senate, you expect a fight getting through the pledge of aallegiance and the morning prayer. the policies that this administration and for that matter the previous administration have been following in terms of monetary stimulus to the economy. >> i suppose republicans would prefer the european model just reserved a model of gdp growth of 0.1% is that a preference? >> actually, they would have opposed in the first case all of the tarp and the bailouts that we may well have been in the second great depression had we followed that route. janet yellen is in pretty good company the policy she is advocating. once you eliminate the david vitter is there a nuke leas there. >> is this fea

dr. shive could help us out when we get there. i drew from a whole list of things that i noticed some would not be more important to others so temple like monastery are not going to be more as important within the confucian world because the education is going to be more important. yes helen, and then val. >> in the hunter crowley book, as they discuss the social and ethical dimensions of each of the religions, they have a series of questions they ask each one and they always include status of women. now we don't have a lot of emphasis on that in this course. i guess you are saving that for your next course on women and religion. >> well, i did a whole course on women and religion that's true. i actually did one and, but you are right i am saving it for beliefs and believers three, when women return. but you are right helen though, and most texts that i have seen acknowledge that it's coming from a patriarchal perspective. and there are apologists within confucianism and other areas have very - have cogent regions to them on why the prim

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