the man at service and now in an interview with a south african newspaper, the man says he was hallucinating and hearing voices. the man adds that he is receiving treatment for his schizophrenia and says he is a qualify sign language interpreter. the south african government says that it is investigating this embarrassing incident the. >> look at the invitation from instagram for today's event. this photo is from an invitation that vague and asks the media to "share a moment" with the instagram team. rumors say they could be unveiling a new private messaging feature. >> if a new interview oprah is revealing why she never had children. she says she doesn't regret give up being a mom. the 59-year-old says she has made many sacrifices in her

that man says he has schizophrenia and began hallucinating during the event. he says he was in a very difficult position, but it's marcigonzalez -- as gonzalez reports, -- >> he stood just feet from head to stay, including president obama, supposed to be lsonrpreting ne mandela's memorial service. today, the man at the center of its international controversy is coming forward with a disturbing explanation for why. angels coming to the stadium. is schizophrenic with a history of violence, explaining he had an episode during the five hour-long long event, and started hallucinating. people, you you see fill voices that you do not understand, and then you end up losing control. >> the south african government admits a mistake was made. they have now launched an investigation into how he was hired and managed to get security clearance. events inthe biggest modern world history, and how could he be allowed to get that close to such a powerful group of individuals? >> he insist see if certified in sign language and then that he has interpreted other high- profile eve

those hallucinations include seeing angels at that event. he admitted to once being hospitalized in a mental health facility for more than a year. >>> a probe into the asiana flight 214 crash is laying out a fatal cockpit combination. this as surveillance video shows the plane crashing into the sea wall and then cart wheeling around and slamming onto the runway in san francisco last july, three people were killed and more than 200 injured in that. investigators laid out several factors. pilots failed to notice air speed was too low. confusion over how the automated systems worked. even korean cultural sensitivities. one focus the automated systems. the pilot who was flying told failed to acknowledge four separate warnings from a co-pilot that he was descending too rapidly. and he said his low-level position would make it very hard to abort a landing and he told investigators he was very concerned about manually land g landing. >>> it is a story dubbed the miracle in the mountains. the nevada family who survived two days. call their rescuers

and as he described them, he had hallucinations.es, seeing angels, he was feeling threatened. he was feel income a situation where it was dangerous. he could have acted out in a very violent way towards whoever was standing next to him. does that make him a security risk? , it does. >> is there any way the secret service or fbi could have known this? we know that when you go to a foreign country, things like the interpreter and security, really, is left into the host country's hands. >> right, i got to be honest with you, in the secret service is wonderful at threat assessment. i mean, those folks are really, really good, but if your hands are tied and the vetting process is done by the people in the host country, then there is no use to run mary ellen o'toole's name in the data system in the united states if i spent my entire life in south africa or another country. i'm not going to pop up. if the vetting process was done over there. from all indications, that vetting process really compromised the security. >> a lot of people in t

hallucinating.. saw vis ngels coming int >> the interpreter accused of faking sign language at nelson mandela's memorial claims he was hallucinating and saw visions of angels coming into the stadium. >> he admitted he has schizophrenia and has been violent in the past, but he is the real deal. he was not faking. but watch what happened when a reporter asked him to demonstrate some of the signs. >> if i was speaking rubbish and there was nothing that had been done. it is only now when something has been done and then, you want to tell me what? you want me to do what? >> i'm just asking if you can show me some of the signs. >> the government officials have tried to track down the company that hired him, but the owners seem to have vanished. >>> big news for the chargers. you don't hear very often about them up here. >> i they we have said don't count an nfl team out. we have a shocker tonight. we have a shocker tonight. the best rookie in the nhl ,,,, i need you. i feel so alone. but you're not alone.

. >> he started to hallucinate, have these many hallucinations. >> before the concussions, a young locklanded to play the piano. >> he really had no talent. i would say can't you hear what's next? you know, something like twinkle twinkle little star and he would say no. >> i would say, mom, i can't. >> when he got out of the hospital, doctors said he shouldn't play contact sports anymore. but he suddenly could play music almost effortlessly. he can now play the guitar, the bag pipes, both scottish and irish ones, the mandolin, the accordio accordion. >> i play roughly 10 to 13. >> no matter how you look at that, it's pretty remarkable stuff. and you're probably wondering how a medical mystery like this is even possible. i can tell you as a neuro surgeon, we don't know what happened to the brain in this situation. he said he hit the back of his head. that may have been part of the brain that's responsible for his coordination known as the cerebellum or higher for his vision, maybe that played a role. it's also entirely possible that his unknown musical talents were already there he just had

vision without execution is hallucination. [laughter] we have a lot of vision here about dealing with corruption. we can expound about the glories about dealing with corruption. you have a practical problem of dealing with it in difficult circumstances. both the delivery and supply and demand side. it is not easy. you have to keep at it. if the world bank does not do it, nobody else will do it. if you don't do it, everybody will use it as an excuse for not doing it themselves. you have to work as you are with other agencies and whatever the rest of us can do to help the corporation and other aid agencies. we ought to be there with you. >> vision without execution is hallucination. what i am hearing is we have two different eras here. we have the era of facebook, twitter, social media. smartphones taking pictures. they can get rid of any of the pictures. then we have the era where -- 72 words where you mentioned corruption in a big speech? i am adjusted to see what a former world bank president who started this process has to s

they don't see if he hallucinates. he strives to be a normal kid.ut he has something that holds him back from doing that. >> to protect his privacy, we're not going to show you his face or use his real name. for the next few minutes, he'll be known as daniel. >> i don't know my own strength. when i hit the bag i think of the voices. >> at age 10, daniel was diagnosed with bipolar illness. even with medication he hallucinates and hears voices. >> it would get very heated, because he would yell at me. and when he would yell at me i would get really offended because he was being disrespectful to me. >> i'm trying to help you and help me too. >> i don't tell you when to hear voices. >> i can't handle it anymore. >> not once thinking that, well, he's hearing voices. he's trying to talk over those voices. and with talking over those voices he has to yell. >> we wanted to get to know daniel and understand what life is like for a teenager with mental illness. there's laughter. fights about homework. >> that's all i got. >> daniel's in the eighth grade. but

they don't see that he hallucinates. he strives to be a normal kid, but he has something that holds him back from doing that. >> to protect his privacy, we're not going to show you his face or use his real name. for the next few minutes, he'll be known as daniel. >> when i hit the bag, i think of the voices. >> at age 10, daniel was diagnosed with bipolar illness. even with medication, he hallucinates and hears voices. >> it would get very heated, because, he would yell at me. and when he would yell at me, i would get really offended, because he was being disrespectful to me. >> mom, i'm trying to help you! i'm trying to help you too. >> i don't tell you when to hear voices. >> i can't handle it anymore! >> not once thinking that, well, he's hearing voices, he's trying to talk over those voices, and when talking over those voices, he has to yell. >> we wanted to get to know daniel and understand what life is like for a teenager with mental illness. this was day one of eighth grade. >> i'm in middle school, and being bull

how did a man give on the hallucinations end up next to mr. obama? debora patta reports.nd the crime was unimaginable. the last thing terry roberts expected was the forgiveness she was granted. >> is there anything in this life we shouldn't forgive? captio

stephanie, first, your son suffers from these terrifying hallucinations, voices that tell him to hurt, his family. what challenges have you faced getting your son some serious help? >> well, when it all began it was really difficult. if you didn't have a plan to hurt himself or anyone, they would just direct me to -- they would tell me to keep an eye on him, just to follow up with this -- his psychiatrist. at the beginning, it was really difficult to get her to believe that he was having these psychosis issues. that is why i had to record that one episode that you just witnessed. it was really difficult. i felt really -- i had no direction. i had nowhere -- i felt like i had -- there was nothing i could do for him. it was really difficult. and it wasn't just one hospital, it was multiple hospitals. and it was just really hard. >> why did you decide, stephanie, to tell your story, the a powerful story, to the world? >> because i -- i started off as a single mom and it was really hard. the stigma was really difficult to deal with because it really ended up -- the stigma was so bad that

understanding of reality that wouldn't be possible without that experience whether or not it's a hallucination or not it is the exact same experience so if you are actually going to another dimension and communicating with god or whether you think you are because you're taking this psychedelic drug the experience is indistinguishable to you and even terence mckenna is work through an anthropological lens talking about the origin of human evolution. and so there is just such a vast history of that kind of taboo to talk about of course because psychedelics are legal there are very taboo sorts of dialogue in our society today and you've also said that i don't follow any organized religion joe but it seems like you're a very spiritual person what does the concept of god mean to you well i don't you know it's a weird word it gets it gets thrown about by so many different people that have so many different ideas attached to it whether it's christianity or islam or judaism or mormonism that. what it means to me the just the idea if you are a race all religion a race all ideologies what is there oh pa

understanding of reality that wouldn't be possible without that experience whether or not it's a hallucination or not it is the exact same experience so if you are actually going to another dimension and communicating with god or whether you think you are because you're taking this psychedelic drug the experience is indistinguishable to you and even terence mckenna is work through an anthropological lens talking about the origin of human evolution. and so there's just such a vast history of that kind of taboo to talk about of course because psychedelics are legal there are very taboo sorts of dialogue in our society today. and you've also said that i don't follow any organized religion joe but it seems like you're a very spiritual person and what does the concept of god mean to you well i don't you know it's a weird word it gets gets thrown about by so many different people that have so many different ideas attached to it whether it's christianity or islam or judaism or mormonism that. what it means to me the just the idea if you are a race all religion race all ideologies what is there oh pat

language at nelson mandela's memorial speaking out for the first time, he says quote, that he was hallucinating. he reportedly told a local radio station he was hearing voices and is receiving treatment for schizophrenia. he told the newspaper he was paid $85 to work tuesday's event attended by dozens of world leaders he is quoted b saying this. i tried to control myself and not show the world was going on. i am very sorry. it is a situation i found myself in. the south african government says that they are investigating. >>> bill clinton reportedly bailed on a high priced gala in vienna. after the organizer is sent to prison. he was paid 275,000 dollars. he was thrown out in a private yet. hours before he canceled with no explanation. turns out the organizer also led an espy annage expe-- espionage stealing a state contract. he refunded his full appearance fee in full. >>> one of the famed tuskegee airmen died. he served as a navigator and flight engineer on b 25 bombers back in world war ii. after the war he worked for boeing for more than 3 decades. he's survived his wife and four children.

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. >> talk about hallucinating.ign the words to every depeche mode song which you thought you would take up deaf goths in high school. does he deserve the condemnation he is receiving or is he a hero? >> it is not sign language. it is called air [bleep]. >> liz, you are laughing at that. >> i thought it was creative. who knew? >> i am owning the character he has created. >> what do you make of this guy? >> he reminds me of shaw -- shirrad small. but he can't speak languages, so why could we assume he could translate them with weird jerk off motions? he is not actually doing anything. >> that's your -- that's your -- >> i have to be perfectly honest and this is the only one i didn't write anything down for. >> i apologies. i apologize foregoing to you. >> i pulled it off anyway. >> barely of the you pulled it off like aing soggy bandaid. jill, this is the part of the story i love. he was paid $77 a day. that's a fraction of the usual rate of $125 to $164. >> an hour. that's what people usually get paid. >> why do the

often a woman is very psychotic, hallucinations, delusions, confused.evere it requires hospitalization. >> on june 20th, 2001, andrea yates called police to her home, showed the bodies of her drowned children. noah 7. john 5. paul 3. luke 2, and mary 6 months. >> you know, i had no idea what was going on. i didn't know about mental illness or postpartum depression or psychosis or anything. >> if you have more children, the risk that you are going to have more of these episodes is higher. and with the psychotic episodes, they tend to get worse. >> after you drew the bath water, what was your intent? what were you about to do? >> drown my children. >> andrea yates never denied that she killed her children. but was she cold blooded or desperately ill? by all accounts, she was a devoted mother. but her defense doctors say she became more desperate and secretive with each pregnancy. the crisis point came in 1999 after the birth of her fourth child. >> there were two suicide attempts in these pregnancies and what she said to me was she didn't want to hurt her

they don't see that he hallucinates.to keep from doing that. >> to protect his privacy, we are not going to show his face or use his name. for the next few minutes, he'll be known as daniel. >> i don't know my own strength. when i hit the bag, i think of the voices. >> at age 10, he was diagnosed with bipolar illness. even with medication, he hallucinates and hears voices. >> it would get heated because he would yell at me. when he would yell at me, i would get offended because he was disrespectful. >> i'm trying to help you. >> i don't tell you when to hear voices. >> i can't handle it anymore. >> without once thinking, well, he's hearing voices. he's trying to talk over those voices and with talking over the voices, he has to yell. >> we wanted to get to know d daniel and understand what life is like for a teenager with mental illness. there's laughter. fights about homework. he's in the eighth grade but also this. >> is there a way i can show up there and wait in the waiting area? i don't want to drive around with him

he said while he was signing, he was hallucinating and heard voices. he's been treated for mental health in the past. >> while i was interpreting, i saw angels coming into the stadium. th at that moment, i tried to control myself. >> the owners of the company that provided the sign language interpreter have vanished. >>> we'll be right back. >>> california is apparently not as well loved by the people who live here as it used to be. >> the poll found 43% describe california as one of the best places to live. 29% say it is about average. compare that to the late 1960s when 70% of californians thought this was one of the best places to live. one thing everybody agreed about is -- it is expensive. >>> we do have clear skies outside right now. look at this beautiful shot. some of the poor air quality creating a beautiful sunset tonight. another spare the air day in effect tomorrow. >> sixth day in a row. >> thanks for joining us. see you back at here at 6:00. ide open in public as the most powerful republican in washington says he's had enough. coming out

and there is the mind. , i had been inht about 40 hours at that point and i was in full-fledged hallucination. i could not tell what was real, i was hanging on by a thread. the body was so trained in when your traitor says -- trainer says, let's go, this metronomic stroke starts back up. i wasn't even sore when it was over. but what the mind had been through, it was foggy. tavis: we saw some pictures and i am sure they will put them up again. give me a sense of who these people are in the water with you. give me a sense of who is hanging out with you. ofi have a flotilla, a team 34 people. i am swimming next to an escort boat. they had me stuff off the side of the boat. over to the next side, that is my escort boat. down near the edge in the water, that is my team of handlers. up top is the shark guy, spotting. they are looking, they have very good visibility and can see him. the two kayakers, they have electronic shields that dispel sharks, too. that's me, that white ribbon there. fromare protecting me sharks with the electronic shield, the divers are up top. at night, they are in the water

vision without execution is hallucination. [laughter] we have a lot of vision here about dealing with corruption. we can expound about the glories about dealing with corruption. you have a practical problem of dealing with it in difficult circumstances. both the delivery and supply and demand side. it is not easy. you have to keep at it. if the world bank does not do it, nobody else will do it. if you don't do it, everybody will use it as an excuse for not doing it themselves. you have to work as you are with other agencies and whatever the rest of us can do to help the corporation and other aid agencies. we ought to be there with you. >> vision without execution is hallucination. what i am hearing is we have two different eras here. we have the era of facebook, twitter, social media. smartphones taking pictures. they can get rid of any of the pictures. then we have the era where -- 72 words where you mentioned corruption in a big speech? i am interested to see what a former world bank president who started this process has to

they don't see if he hallucinates. kid but has something that holds him back from doing that. >> reporter: to protect his privacy we won't show you his face or use his real name. for the next few minutes, he will be known as daniel. we wanted to get to know daniel and understand what life is like for a teenager with mental illness. there's laughter, fights about homework. >> that's all i've got. >> reporter: daniel is in the eighth grade. but also this. >> is there any way i could just show up there and wait in the waiting area? i don't want to be driving around with him like that. >> hearing voices and all of a sudden i had the urge to cut, so i started cutting with me -- >> reporter: cutting himself again. it ended with a trip to the hospital. daniel stayed for a week. if stephanie seems to take it all in stride, it's only because she's seen worse. even worse than what you're about to see. help me. please help me. please. >> what is that like? >> it's horrible. what gets me the most are his eyes on the video. he has

obama and other world leaders during the service, he says he is schizophrenic and that he was hallucinating that angels were entering the stadium. >> i was faced with a very very difficult situation, and my medical condition. which my life was in danger. because you know, the security was very tight, and then when they come -- i see myself now i'm sick. but i'm proud of myself, that there was no mistake that happened today. >> we want to get to some breaking news right now, coming out of yemen, there are reports 15 people have been killed the report says they were on their way to a wedding when they were mistaken for an al quaida convoy. witnesses say it was a drone attack. we will continue to follow any additional details as soon as we get them. some call eight convenience, others say it is a nuisance, on whether to allow the use of cell phones beginning today. we are live with both sides of this debate. cotton was once king of egypt, now they are struggling to break even. exclusive... former president jimmy carter reflects on the life and legacy of nelson mandela. >> that spirit of nelson

he says he had schizophrenia and was hallucinating during the public service. did he gets so close to so many world leaders including barack obama. joining me live from pretoria, thanks for joining me, i want to ask you that point. how did this happen? >> that is a very good question, kristen. very good afternoon to you. it's a question we've been asking from government. the only response we get is we are investigating this. in an interview earlier as well, the interpreter said that he tends to get violent sometimes when he has his schizophrenic attacks, which is of great concern as well. >> you were actually the one to conduct that interview. was he remorseful? what was your takeaway from that interview? >> i've got to be very honest with you, i felt sorry for him. he believes he's a very good signer. he believes he's great at what he does. he said his only downfall was when he saw angels coming down on stage. at that point he knew he was getting a schizophrenic attack. based on that interview this morning, kristen, i have a suspicion he's been left out to dry

. >> i hallucinate and i disappear from work, a whole bunch of things i thought was going on inside myead. i decided to go out and go back to my family and just take things easy. >> six months after leaving the military, burden was arrested when he crashed his car into security gates at tampa international airport. >> i thought people were chasing me. i thought people were trying to kill me, so that explains it all running to the gate. i was trying to get away. >> burden admits taking four ecstasy tablets that night and prosecutors say he had almost 300 tablets in his glove box. >> decided to take those pills and that's when it went all downhill from there. >> burden is charged with drug trafficking, driving under the influence, and now, attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. he's pled not guilty and is awaiting a hearing to determine if he is mentally fit to stand trial. >> my lawyer got back with me, he said he seen me not competent at the time of the crime but competent now to proceed with the trial. i want to hurry up and get on with the trial so i can get out of here. >> w

a government report out this morning reveals dangerous side effects like hallucinations, behavioral changesthings like agitation, sleep driving, sleep walking, sleep eating where you're in this sort of half state of sleep but you're also awake and functioning. >> stephen: hey, that's just what i call multitasking. (laughter) you can get a good night's sleep while still driving to work eating a whole box of brownie mix. (laughter) but for patients out there who prefer waking up not wandering through the next county, there's a new alternative. it's called suvorexant, merck's sleep drug currently seeking approval from the f.d.a. which is inspired by research on narcoleptic dogs, which is is important work because nothing hurts your self-esteem like a dog falling asleep in the middle of humping your leg. (laughter) but, folks, suvorexant is effective without ambien's troubling side effects because it has exciting new side effects. one patient had a feeling as if shocked, then felt paralyzed and heard vivid sounds of people coming up the stairs with a sense of violent intent and another had a fe

signing gibberiss at nelson mandela's memorial saying he suffering from schizophrenia saying he was hallucinating on the day of the service and the south african government said they did not directly hire them but hired the company. the owners of company have since disappeared. >> throughs continue to pay their respects to nelson mandela as he lies in state at government building in pretoria south africa. cuban president raul was tremendous -- was one >> at the international space station, there could be a dangerous spacewalk forced because of a pump problem. katie marzullo? >> the main thing right now is the six man crowe including two americans at the international space station is safe but certain systems and upcoming supply launch are in jeopardy as long as the equipment is down >> the ammonia is too cold for us to integrate the heat exchangers that are attached. >> during the planning conference, there was technical talk. engineers are working with astronauts to fix a cooling pump similar to a car radiator, one of two which is why the space station can still function but until it is back up

>>> the interpreter accused of faking sign language at nelson mandela's memorial claims he was hallucinating and saw visions of angels coming into the stadium. he admitted he has schizophrenia and has become violent in a past. when a reporter later asked him to demonstrate some of the signs, he got very defensive. >> and then -- >> and it was only -- >> and then -- -- no. i'm just asking if you can show me some of the signs. >> the government officials have tried to track down the company that hired him, but the owners seem to have vanished. >>> the fate of a budget deal that prevented another government shut-down now rests in the hands of the senate. tonight, the house voted on a deal that cuts the deficit by $23 billion and eases the across-the-board spending cuts. the bill does not extend unemployment benefits. if the senate approves it, it will be up to the president to find it. >>> airline passengers may soon be able to use cell phones in flight. the idea already has travelers talking. and not everyone is onboard with this. >> the eyes have it. >> the sec moves closer to allowing cell p

he told a johannesburg newspaper he was hallucinating and hearing voices during the ceremony.t allowing cell phones used in, the department of transportation begins to profit -- process. the department is considering a ban citing concerns from airlines travelers and flight attendants. the fcc is seeking public comment on plans to expand cell phone use on airplanes. actressnor for scandal terry washington. she received a asked actress nomination for the golden globes. list of 20adds to a nominations. she was nominated for an emmy and an image award this year for scandal. you didn't get nominated for a golden globe did you get nominated as one of my favorites. i want you to improve this weather. >> it is a brief deep-freeze. we have got the wintry mess here -- this is a nasa satellite. you see d.c. at the bottom of the screen. look at the lower side of maryland. you're looking at snow cover on the ground. that is what we saw on this crystal clear day. not much melting today. most areas never got above the freezing mark even with full sunshine. the snow reflects very effectively.

he told johannesburg's "star newspaper" that he heard voices in his heads and hallucinated during mandela's memorial. that is also why his signs did not make sense. he did apologize, but told the newspaper that there's nothing else he could do in that situation. he also said he is on medication for schizophrenia. >>> thousands of people continued to pay their respects today. the former south african president's boyd will lie in state for a second day at the union building in pretoria. thousands of people lined up to walk by his glass-covered casket and say good-bye. the icon's body will be flown to his childhood home on saturday for a burial the next day. >>> amazing new video. a lady nearly electrocuted after a pour poll goes through the windshield. what she's saying about the near death experience. >>> plus, a new way to manage the crowds and chaos at the mall this christmas season. we'll take a look in business news. >>> and the nominees are. we will tell you who has just been nominated for a golden globe. zirchlg we're finally seeing temperatures now warming close to 50 on our way near

the man accused of giving fake sign language is opening up about his violent past, his hallucinations and how he was able to get so close to the president. >>> the newlywed on trial accused of killing her husband on their honeymoon comes clean. taking the judge and jury step-by-step into what really happened. >>> she did what? an overnight surprise by beyonce that no one saw coming, not even her biggest fans. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with what's being called a worrisome sign in north korea. leader kim jong-un's previously powerful uncle was executed. guards led him out of a courtroom in shackles, following a military trial where he was found guilty of plotting a military coup. and called him a traitor for the ages. we get more from hee cho in south degree. >> reporter: this morning, people in north korea are reading headlines from state-run media that says kim jong-un's uncle deserved to be executed. the purge endorsed by his own wife and nephew. and kim's older brother personally directed a raid to arrest two of his closest aides. the public humiliation this man fa

faking sign language at a memorial service for nelson mandela says he has schizophrenia and was hallucinating during the event. while he was standing right next to world leaders, he said he was experiencing a breakdown the cost and to see angels. he admitted sometimes his condition even makes him violent. here is our africa correspondent. >> he not only embodied the principles -- >> sharing the stage with barack obama come a man who now says he was in the middle of a schizophrenic episode. languages erratic sign that first raised concerns. experts describing it as jim risch. -- gibberish. when the bbc tracked thamsanqa jantjie down to his so wet so the mansoweto home, says he was simply ill. , i had a was speaking breakdown where i saw angels come from the sky. , you must ask yourself about your safety and security of people around you. >> were mr. obama and others at risk? it is hard to prove. -- to know. he has worked at prestigious events. the only hostility on stage was the booing at south africa's president. insistede government nobody had been in danger. be. have no reason to ven if any

he told a newspaper that he heard voices in his head and hallucinated during the memorial and that's why his signs did not make sense. he apologized but told the newspaper there was nothing else he could do in that situation. he also said he is on medication for schizophrenia. >> in the meantime thousands continue to pay respects today t former south african president's body will lie in state at the union building in pretoria. thousands lined up to walk by his glass covered casket to say a final good-bye. the icon's body will be flown to his childhood home on saturday for a burial the next day. >> a vigil will be held at washington national cathedral two days before the one-year anniversary of the shooting at sandy hook elementary school. it will honor victims of the mass shooting that led to the deaths of 20 children and six educators. expected to draw more than 1,000 people including leaders from across the country concerned about gun violence. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" a curveball for major league baseball. how a violent collision involving buster poser, remember this,

. >> the man accused of faking sign language now claims that he was hallucinating and hearing voices jan tjie did not describe his qualifications for being a sign language interpreter. he says that he does not work for and interpreting company and that he was paid $85 for the tuesday's event. scores of world leaders and thousands of people were shocked when they noticed that his sign language and did not make any sense. as south african deputy cabinet minister says that a mistake happens in the hiring of him. in fact, government officials have tried to track down the company that provided him. the deputy minister apologized to the deaf people who were offended by this incident. an investigation still underway to determine how the interpreter received a security clearance. >> government officials in india are considering revealing an anti-gay sex law. just yesterday, the supreme court ruled that only lawmakers could change day colonial-era law that bans a homosexual acts that make them punishable up to 10 years in prison. that ruling anchored activists who said that once a live openly

he takes medication for his mental illness and during the service he started hearing voices and hallucinating. he even told the ap he saw angels in the stadium and was trying not to panic with armed police around him. he said "i was alone in a very dangerous situation. i tried to control myself and not show the world what was going on. i am sorry. it it's the situation i found myself in." in a radio interview the man even called himself a champion of sign language, but many south africans say he is merely a fraud and has shamed a momentous event. south african broadcaster used their own interpreter and i don't know if we have it, you can see the difference between what the two are doing during the speech of one of mandela's grandchildren. and the man has signed for other high profile presidents in the past including jacob zuma and said he was hired through an interpretation company and also says he has been violent in his past. the south african government is set to address the scandal in about 30 minutes. i don't know quite what to make of all of that. >>> later this morning we'll get a look

faking sign language at a memorial service for nelson mandela says he has schizophrenia and was hallucinating during the event. while he was standing right next to world leaders, he said he was experiencing a breakdown the cost and to see angels. he admitted sometimes his condition even makes him violent. here is our africa correspondent. >> he not only embodied the principles -- >> sharing the stage with barack obama come a man who now says he was in the middle of a schizophrenic episode. languages erratic sign that first raised concerns. experts describing it as jim risch. -- gibberish. when the bbc tracked thamsanqa jantjie down to his so wet so the mansoweto home, says he was simply ill. , i had a was speaking breakdown where i saw angels come from the sky. , you must ask yourself about your safety and security of people around you. >> were mr. obama and others at risk? it is hard to prove. -- to know. he has worked at prestigious events. the only hostility on stage was the booing at south africa's president. insistede government nobody had been in danger. be. have no reason to ven if any

before, and the man said overfit he suffers from schizophrenia and was hearing voices and began hallucinating the day of the memorial. >> how embarrassing. >> now, the forecast is getting warmer. >> absolutely. the afternoons are getting warm other but we will talk about what is going on when you step outside: it is freezing cold in napa and american canyon and petaluma, and guerneville all the temperatures are 30 or below and 38 in san rafael and mid-40's in mill valley and sausalito and up to bodega bay. this is where the freeze warning is but we have forecasty conditions if lafayette at 31, and san ramon at 32 and forward at 30 and cupertino at 30 and close to frosty around newark at 33 and san jose at 34 and alameda is 43 and 37 in half moon bay and right new in san francisco it is warmest at 45 degrees. next 12 hours, this morning, is our last freeze and as we head to noon we are looking at temperatures that are in the low-to-mid 50's with sunshine and we could have a few high clouds late in the afternoon but we will hang out in the mid-to-upper 50's through 4:00 and milder this afternoo

he says he lost concentration and started hallucinating and hearing voices. i wouldn't swim. boat. they teach you he's fourteen south african government officials say they share responsibility for what happened they say they chose the sign language interpreter and made the wrong choice. i use line for the czar and a note on the end of it. the us the us. each. did. she's unique voices. it's a program that seeks to find answers to our opponents are for the world's leading to move in there. the uses of hot white range of opinion the leading lights of our society sharing their thoughts on the geisha of today. these invoices with michael gordon. he he he he he. here you can. you name meaning you will. i was. our theme this time. these artists are fond of all animal motifs and especially cats. these seventeenth century heal and friends

defendant episode of lost on stage samsung had seventy two said he started hearing voices and hallucinating which is supposedly what made him lose his concentration and subsequent radio interview on tuesday said that i knew that this performance and called itself a champion of sun bleached carter appointee sign language experts and gt incoherent hand gestures blank face expressions and body language are suggested to have been faking it. death during a memorial service was suspended he was tried and condemned his presence at the ceremony which was attended by scores of world leaders. we saw this. i am stay updated on a seat belts i want to. to be the tasting tickets off the stage the moral status of ninety six. that is the whole book of acts. and its students the controversy has overshot in south africa as ten day farewell to mandela whose remains have been lying in state and pretoria the union buildings the same place for he was sworn in as the nation's first black president in nineteen ninety four . since the upcoming christmas holiday are underway. even here in the jewish state. we are cu

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