. >> so if we took no actions today, the applicant schizophrenia still go through the department of environment and apply for the nomination. >> to what have to be a body that nominates. >> there's on a few. >> the nominations can only come through a property owner or from the agency or a commission agency or this board of supervisors so from the nomination didn't precede through the commission today not to my knowledge there's not another vehicle being considered. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. really compliant compliant the commission commissioner richards for bringing this up we don't ultimate have the authority, however you know i'm not necessarily believer that an older bigger tree is more better than a smaller tree i realize the standard is fairly high i've seen quite a few of the discussions we've had to alter projects to try to save trees rather than putting in smaller trees in a dense environment like ours especially on stats students although this is a backyard often the trees that are smaller less invasive and everyone is concerned of sun we hear people protesting shadows the sha

so you can't blame someone for coming down with schizophrenia. >> reporter: families of victims tried lonnie phillips lost their daughter, jessica. >> there are a lot of people, millions of people in this country that are mentally ill that don't go out and kill people. >> reporter: one of the jurors has a history with mass shootings. he knew both the shooters and victims of the 1999 columbine high school massacre just a few miles away. now one of three men and nine women deciding what will happen to the man who killed tom teves' son. >> what would you tell them? >> that it's not okay to walk into a theater and start shooting people. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, centennial, colorado. >>> president obama expected to defend the nuclear deal with iran when he holds a press conference later today. that deal meant to keep iran from building a nuclear bond eases crippling economic sanctions against iran. republicans in congress and gop presidential candidates have been highly critical of the agreement, saying it will bring violent chaos to the middle east. >> this deal offers an o

the defense said though holmes was controlled by his schizophrenia and couldn't tell right from wronge jury has to testimony from 250 witnesses. >> as the international manhunt continues this morning for the world's most notorious drug lord three mexican prison officials have been fired. that includes the director. the word is getting a close look at the so fisty indicated tunnel the kingpin known as el chapo used to make his brazen prison break. gio benitez is there. >> our first look inside the tunnel used by joaquin "el chapo" guzman to escape from prison. >> all right. we're inside the el chapo tunnel. >> the first room filled with supplies generator, electric wires, bucks to move earth. >> he would have come up these stairs and then into this underground section here. >> down that ladder a well lit ventilated tunnel custom built to his height just 5'6” tall leading from his prison shower into the house. >> and here it is. this is the house where he just walked into and disappeared. >> the house is set just a mile away from the prison where el chapo escaped from. three top officia

issue two is that in 2008 the fda approved the use of conditions for schizophrenia and bipolar disordertation and aggression associated with autism. so some of it has to do with the medications getting fda approval so doctors and patients then feel a little bit more comfortable taking the medications. the third reason i think has to do with the rise in number of kids being diagnosed with autism. as there has been a rise in the number of kids meeting the criteria for the diagnosis, this is a medication that can be offered in some cases to help them. >> so this is a drug that is recognized as a good treatment for autism? >> as a potential treatment for the agitation and aggression associated with autism. >> what are the risks to children who perhaps don't have as well a describable illness. what is the risk to giving it to a child that's agitated. >> the risks have to do with long term use of the medication. they've shown med bollictabolic problems. these are not medications that you want a child taking for any sustained period of time. when i treat kids with these medications, i'm trying

mckenna who had been diagnosed with schizophrenia was tasered multiple times. news4 spoke with mental health advocate pete earley on an ad hoc committee to reform police practices in fairfax county. ed roessler hasn't addressed the reason why mckenna became combative in the first place and police tell news4 there's video of the incident and it has been reviewed. >>> there is a new push for federal aid for baltimore after the unrest in that city three months ago. several democrats signed a letter to the president asking him to recognize the violence there as a major federal disaster. this is according to "the washington post." last month, fema ruled it was not a major disaster and didn't deserve federal financial aid. maryland governor larry hogan is appealing that decision. >>> if you live in rockville and planning to sell your home soon, a quick heads up for you. today the montgomery county council will consider radon testing before you can sell. the council will look at extending food truck hours from 5:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. right now trucks are only allow

the changes are abnormal and could be caused by schizophrenia which could make the defense that holmes was insane while he acted. homers is charge with killing 12 people and injuring dozens more inside a parked midnight movie. >> a georgia dentist is defending a way he handles young patients. he uses a pappoose board. many parents are voicing concerns. >> she didn't want to cooperate. she also only five years old. >>> the american academy of pediatric dentistry papoose boards may lead to psychologic harm. >>> a driver in california snapped this shot of a burned out box truck carrying fireworks. it clogged the main road between los angeles and las vegas for more than an hour. the witness said there were psychedelic sparks coming from the vehicle. the driver fled from the scene. >>> philadelphia welcomes back an time-honored july fourth tradition tonight philly pops have a free concert tonight at 8:00 p.m. independence mall. >>> join me an matt for freedom celebration and independence day parade and later tune in for the fourth of july jam on the parkway, rick williams and cesily tynan h

i have paranoia schizophrenia, i need help.y can't offer me help. >> reporter: this man is speaking to some of the truths that we have been dealing with. >> he is telling the truth in the sense that in the sense that he's mentally ill, he's in for a petty theft. that's an example. if he were not mentally ill, he would be in court, pled guilty and be going about his business. when you have someone mentally ill in our county the only person you can call is the fire department or the police department. and they send someone out, and if they in fact, have committed a crime, broke a penal code violation, no matter how sick they are, this is the only option. >> there is some treatment. these men are in group therapy for substance abuse. with so many inmates, we are told guards are often defacto caseworkers. here tight quarters create desperation. >> they are backed in here. >> they are backed in. >> can you imagine trying to get well and rest in this environment. what is being brought in. the gentleman at the table receiving therapy

holmes defense attorney told jurors the gunman suffered from schizophrenia and could not be blamed by his actions. >>> the family of an unarmed man fatally shot in 2013 is calling for a further investigation. the judge. >> california ordered police in gardena california to release video. as akiko fujita reports the film reopened wounds of the victim's family. >> reporter: this is video the police didn't want people to see. officers pointing their guns. it all started outside the cvs police said they received a 911 call about a robbery of bikes. they went after suspects, hispanics on bikes. an officer pulls over two men riding bikes. a third person arrives minutes later and the dash cam video shows what followed. officers ordered the men to raise their hands two comply but zefarino lowers him. shot the 34-year-old eight times killing him on the scene. sam paz is the family attorney. >> we hope this case will become an example of what not to do, what a police department should not be doing. >> the man's family filed a civil lawsuit two years ago. gardena settled for $4.7 million, as par

. >> he has schizophrenia it chose him he didn't choose it. >> a death sentence must be unanimous mouse. >> a dog other than will be charged with animal cruelty for leaving her car in -- her dog in the car. police got there and unlocked the door and saved the dog's life. the animal was locked in the car for 40 minutes while the other than was in the store. >> 5:48. search teams are looking for two teenage boaters who disappeared off florida nearly a week ago. >> the man who purchased the boat is talking for the first time. hey, mom and dad! (mom) hey, kiddo! (dad) you caught us daydreaming. about a couple of touring bikes? (dad) yeah... mounted on top of a new suv? (mom) uh huh... hooked up to the back of a custom motorhome? (dad) exactly! but how did you- you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. (dad) right! bankroll doubler. (mom, off-screen) with top prizes of $300,000. (male announcer) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> this is new video of an annual tradit

the psychologist testified that the changes is abnormal that it could be caused by schizophrenia or other disorders. it could help the defense make the case that homes was insane. >> doctors for the prosecution countered that holmes knew what he feels doing. he is charged with killing 12 people and injuring dozens more. >>> a georgia dentist is using a papoose board the device restrains a child on a board which sits on the dental chair. it is legal but many are voices their concerns including this grandmother who heard her granddaughter screaming while getting her tooth pulled. >> she don't want to cooperate. she is only 5 years old. >> the american academy of dentistry warns it may lead to physical or psychologic harm. >>> a driver in california snapped this shot of a burned out box truck carrying fireworks. it exploded on the a freeway clogging the a road between between as atlantic city and loss to las vegas for an hour, the driver fled the scene. >>> philadelphia welcomes back a time honored fourth of july tradition tonight. the philly pops gets going at 8:00 p.m. the festivities star

what she's doing in the cadet program i have a letter if i could read that arrest my name is jess schizophrenia smith i want to thank you for the opportunity to share the information that the individual without our mentoring and guidance it wouldn't be possible to take on this position roll call. >> i'm dan of the friends of urban forest thank you commissioner loftus for working this out this program is over 20 years we've been in business for 34 years committed to working with kids of need explicitly from the southeast section of inform and it is a paid program we've really tried to train them to be tree care specialists i'm thankful to you and the police department and i'm looking forward to keeping this relationship going in the future so thank you very much. >> thanks dan and chief you want to read the certificate. >> it would be my honor i share everyone's appreciation for sergeant rodriguez agreeing does she's a perfect fit this young lady decided to do this and you took action i'm i have to tell you there recent tens and tens of scores of kids a bunch standing behind me will hopefully be

mckenna, who had previously been diagnosed with schizophrenia, was tasered while she was in fairfax county adult detention center p. county police chief confirms video of the incident in which a taser was used multiple times on mckenna does exist and was reviewed. he also tells news 4 an analysis of that weapon took longer than expected. >> qualified vendor to do an independent analysis to make sure it was working and prnt to the manufacturer's specifications and wasn't tampered with was crucial report. >> he doesn't ment nine days. leg irons on. she only weighs 130 pounds and had six deputies around her in a controlled not controlled environment and yet she is responsible for bringing all this on. >> there was a lot of information to digest but it is important to note that the chief did say that mckenna had been in the deteng fairfax county center for nine days before her death. mckenna's death was ruled accidental. >> jackie, thank you. you? at 11:00, the new york city man who died in police custody will be getting millions of dollars from the city. eric garner's family in new york city

>> on up outside, mayberry was taking a specific form of medication for schizophrenia but the jail isble to provide him with the same kind. >> our medical department supplies the medication and most are generic. it's a cost-saving effect because it's the county taxpayers bringing the money in to the operate this facility, and we always look for ways to reduce cost without taking away from the services that we provide. >> you don't see things i see. you have been knowing me for awhile. >> mayberry, he's actually not a bad inmate at all. he basically wants his medication to be the right. >> you can push a person for so far. keep pushing a dog into a corner and one of the day the dog will come out of the corner and bite your butt. he'll come after the corner after awhile. >> nobody wants to cause harm. >> you've personally been good to me but these other people, man. >> trying to help you the best i can but i can't prescribe medication. >> they tell people to bribe the state hospital, the state hospital for prisoners. y'all won't even send me there to get my medicine straightened out. it

individuals have a serious mentally ill and that is extended as someone having a psychic like schizophrenia or a major meadow disorder like bipolar one snapshot done two weeks ago showed that 14 percent of our inmates were approximately hundred and 70 individuals have a serious mental illness individuals that that have serious mental illness stay in custody longer man the general population that is due to several factors one is sometimes their challenged with the procedures or unable to corporate with their lawyer and others they don't have the means to bail they also might not have meet the criteria for being released on thaip their own cognizance they stay hundred 25 to hundred 40 days longer than than not those with the mental illness most of the individuals that are s m i have a drug abuse disorder i saw two men and women inmates that had a serious mental illness and didn't have a the disorder in the general 80 percent of individuals will have some kind of substance abuse disorder when jails are designed it is essential to build them with heartache in mind it is unfortunately people wit

. >> thank you madam president colleagues i'll respectfully schizophrenia we resend this item to vote for it my apologies. >> supervisor campos has made a motion to resend the vote on the amendment is there a second sejtd by supervisor cowen colleagues, can we resend this we'll take that without objection. we'll take that without objection. the vote has been rescinded and supervisor yee would you like to make the motion again. >> yes. >> on the amendment. >> like to make the motion to amend the legislation. >> so supervisor yee has made a motion to amend the motion and seconded by supervisor mar and colleagues can we take that without objection? without objection the amendment passes >> supervisor yee. >> there the president i guess the high-level sort of we are for the purpose of the evaluation was to make sure that whatever i mean we put affordability a fungal and doable so it is not in stone but wait for a year to see what happens we anticipate in needing more resources but would that anticipation be the right anticipation and not for instance, it took while to get it we talked abo

psychiatrists for the defense saying that he had no clue what he was doing and had a history of schizophrenia. let's continue to listen in. >> we are continuing to listen in on the aurora colorado shoot shooting here that james holmes again has killed 12 people, injured 70 almost three years ago to the day and showing of dark knight rises. they're trying to decide whether he's guilty by reason of insanity or not. and we will come back and listen in just a moment. stay with us. >> listen in. >> after deliberation that's part a. part b is left unmarked. part c did the defendant use or possess and threaten to use of a deadly weapon. answer yes. verdict form count two murder in the first degree after deliberation alexander we the jury fine the defendant james egan holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. part b is left unmark. part c reads did the defendant use or possess and threat the use of a deadly weapon. answer yes. verdict form count three murder in the first degree after deliberation jesse chilled dress. we the jury find the defendant james egan holmes guilty of mur

you can't blame someone for coming down with schizophrenia. >> prosecutors argue that whatever mental illness he suffered from, it did not impair his ability to tell wrong from right. >> 400 people from this community filed into this theater. they came in hoping to see a story of a hero dressed in black. instead, a different figure appeared by the screen dressed all in black. and he came there with one thing in his heart and in his mind and that was mass murder. >>reporter: if holmes is found not guilty, he'll be committed indefinitely to a mental homent. if convicted, the trial enters a sentencing phase in which the jury decides life in prison or death penalty. >> praying to god the jury does the right thing. >> reporter: jury made nine women and two men, one of whom was a student at columbine during the time of the 1999 shooting. >>> two people dead and six others missing after severe flooding in kentucky. crews plan to resume search for the missing in the april lash an mountains. trees and power lines knocked down in several neighborhoods. many are without power and more than 150 h

the jury that every mental health expert who testified said holmes suffered from some form of schizophrenia. >> the mental illness caused this to happen. >> reporter: the guilty verdict is a relief for many in colorado and especially for the family and friends of the 12 victims and hundreds of survivors of the movie theater massacre. >> it was kind of unexpected. >> i felt so much relief. i felt closure and a weight lifted that i didn't even know was there. >> reporter: the jury found the defendant guilty on all 165 felony charges. inside the courthouse behind me, survivors could be heard sobbing. the jury rejected the insanity defense and now we move on to the penalty phase of the trial, which is expected to take about a month and after which the same jury will be asked to choose between life in prison and the death penalty. lester? >> jacob rascon for us, thank you. >>> a remarkable image today as president obama got a first-hand look inside this country's criminal justice system in a way no sitting president ever has. walking into a federal prison. he met with a group of inmates at a pri

schizophrenia chose him. he didn't choose it. >> reporter: for 59 days they have sat in court, just feet from their only son but a world away. tonight finally breaking their silence, the holmes family hoping the jury will spare the life of a convicted mass murderer. jacob rascon, nbc news, los angeles. >>> an 11-term member of congress from philadelphia has now been indicted in an alleged racketeering conspiracy. democratic congressman chaka fattah and four associates are accused of schemes to misuse funds in connection with his unsuccessful 2007 mayoral bid. the congressman denies any wrongdoing. his wife, renee chenault-fattah, is an anchor on our philadelphia station. she is not charged, but the indictment refers to her as part of an alleged plot to disguise a payment from a lobbyist as a car sale. >>> tom brady's hitting back hard at the nfl and the league commissioner over the decision to uphold his four-game suspension, sidelining one of the league's biggest stars over allegations of cheating. nbc's ron

so you can't blame someone for coming down with schizophrenia. >> reporter: but prosecutors argue thatr mental illness he suffered from, it did not impair his ability to tell right from wrong. >> 400 people from this community filed into this theater. they came in hoping to see a story of a hero dressed in black. instead, a different figure appeared by the screen dressed all in black. he came there with one thing in his heart and in his mind and that was mass murder. >> reporter: if holmes is found not guilty, he will be committed indefinitely to a mental hospital. if he's convicted, the trial will enter the sentencing phase in which the jury must decide between life in prison and the death penalty. >> praying the jury does the right thing. we're praying to god. >> reporter: the jury is made up of nine women and three men. all of the jurors will have access to counseling services once this trial is over. in centennial, colorado, joe waldman, fox news. >>> graphic video of a deadly police shooting in los angeles county. a federal judge ordered that this video taken in 2013 be released.

. >> schizophrenia shuzchose him and i stim love my son. >> the defense team is pushing for life in prison with no possibility of parole. >>> we're going to turn to the growing outrage here at home and a new message from the american dentist who killed that beloved lion luring him from a wildlife sanctuary and shot him. dr. palmer posing with that lion. that's the sign outside his office door tonight saying you are a coward and a killer. >> reporter: tonight, the minnesota dentist who paid $55,000 to kill this majestic lion is still in hiding. protesters are gathering outside his practice. dr. walter palmer says that he deeply regrets killing this lion. sending his patients a letter, noting,"i don't often talk about hunting with my patients because it can be a divisive and emotionally charged topic." in zimbabwe today, his two african guides had a court appearance on poaching charges. each of them could face ten years in prison. on twitter, bipartisan outrage. last night jimmy kimmel choked up, urging viewers to support the oxford researchers who have been studying cecil and his pride. >>

but the defense said holmes was controlled by schizophrenia and could not tell right from wrong. the jury has to consider thousands of pieces of evidence and testimony from 250 witnesses. >>> turning now to the hunt for mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman seen here in his prison cell before his bold escape. we're getting a look inside the tunnel that went from el chapo's prison to a house a mile away. there's a motorcycle and generator, custom built to his height 5'6". the mexican government acknowledging el chapo had inside help on a grand scale. so far three top prison officials have been fired. >>> a massachusetts man turned in by his police officer father has been ordered to remain in jail on terrorism related charges. in court prosecutors played a portion of an fbi interview in which alexander ciccolo expresses support for isis and calls those beheaded crips and the lowest of low. they say he planned to set off a pressure cooker bomb in a university cafeteria at lunchtime in order to kill as many people as possible. >>> a disturbing videotape has now been released sh

his defense lawyer argued that it was controlled by his schizophrenia. >>> left wing government is hoping to get reform package through government. now, pressing need for more austerity measures with lawmakers. the international monetary fund says greece will need debt relief as well as $94 billion in refinancing through 2018. >>> here's some great news for you the delaware river port authority said it will approve a discount for frequent bridge users starting to day. e-z pass holders will get a $18 account credit if they make 18 round trip crossings each month over any of the drpa's four bridges. enrollment is automatic for e-z pass holders. this discount is expected to roll roll out within three months. that is 20 bucks a month. >> usually it is like tolls are going up. >> finally giving something back. >> we will take it. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" relief behind debt and devastation in eastern kentucky, we will show you how storms tore up the region. >>> up close and personal view from pluto and nasa says more pictures are on the way. we are back nasa is promising more images

. >> he has a serious mental illness, schizophrenia chose him, he didn't choose it. and i still love my son. >> jurors already rejected an insanity plea from holmes and must decide whether he should be executed for his crimes. >>> a big show of support last night for one of the school teachers wounded in that deadly louisiana theater shooting. the teacher got up and spoke about the tragedy at a prayer service. she was repeatedly interrupted, though, by cheers of encouragement. she says going to the movie with a fellow teacher was a last-minute decision and told the crowd how she got away after the gunman opened fire and shot her in the leg. >> instantly i started crawling to the exit and as i crawled i was praying because i really thought he was going to shoot me in the back of the head as i crawled on the ground. so i prayed. i was able to run towards the front exit. >> the teachers got separated as the bullets were flying and that's when one teacher pulled the fire alarm to alert authorities. >>> water woes new this morning. a serious concern at the location of nex

but a argued he suffers from schizophrenia and was not in control of his actions if the jury agrees holmesld avoid the death penalty. >>> a michigan cancer doctor went in court today when he was sentenced to 45 years in prison dr. faried fa fata pleaded guilty he gave cancer treatments to patients who were not sick so he could collect millions in insurance money and as lisa stark reports many of victims are still struggling with the affects of fata's scheme. >> reporter: that abandoned building in michigan was once part i've cancer empire. >> it was like an a december zellblyan assemblyline. >> reporter: won by dr. reid fata. >> he was the best, the best in town. patients put their lives in his hands. >> there were times when he called my his miracle patient. >> reporter: but dr. fata was not performing miracles. he was committing fraud. and harming hundreds, possibly thousands of those who believed in him. >> so what he was doing was he wasn't looking at his patients as people, he was looking at his patients as profit centers. >> reporter: chuck charter was referred to dr. fata for follow

the jury that every mental health expert that testified said holms suffered from some form of schizophrenia. >> you cannot divorce the mental illness from this case or from mr. holms because the mental illness caused this to happen. >> reporter: the guilty verdict is a relief for many in colorado and especially for the family and friends of the 12 victims and hundreds of survivors of the movie theater massacre. there are 165 verdicts, one for each charge. the jury rejected the insanity defense and now we move onto the penalty phase of the trial, which is expected to last about a month and after which, the same jury will be asked to choose between life in prison and the death penalty. lester? >> jacob rascon for us thank you. >>> a remarkable image today as president obama got a first-hand look inside this country's criminal justice system in a way no sitting president ever has. walking into a federal prison. he met with a group of inmates at a prison in oklahoma. all of it to under score his recent push for criminal justiciary form. for from our senior white house correspondent chris jansin

he has been mentally ill, no nobody denied that he was skins friendic, the question is was the schizophrenia the cause of these acts. >> there are a number of people that say though who are schizophrenic are still able to plan things out. you can have dill lewises it doesn't mean you are incapable of planning things out. it doesn't fit the definition of insane, there were a lot of people that watch this, and felt like if this was in federal court, it would be a slam dunk, because the burden is on the defense. but in this particular case, the burden is on the prosecution to prove he was sane beyond all reasonable doubt. and for that reason a lot of people thought well, all the journeyeded to do was find a reason to suspect that he might have been insane, and that he would have been able to go with the defense. >> yes but i don't think in this case i think the overwhelming emotional impact of the carnage that is created just swamped any possibility of that the prosecution pointed to 1 really interesting point they comment on the fact in his interviews with the psychiatrists he noted that hi pi

with killing 12 people in the move appeared and the defense argued that he was controlled by his schizophrenia he was sane and need to be held accountable there were injured during the shooting will continue to fall the deliberation and bring your verdict as soon as it is announced. >>reporter: in the grainy black- and-white footage he conveys seen staring into the space behind the shower petition were renowned all the answers to his escape tunnel was hidden keep pace of the lenticel several times presence of the hole again for a moment seemed to disappear with the canvas back of walk to his bed and principal on issues finally he went to the whole look down and lonesome self and formal usage shall then he's gone merrilies video showing him in the tunnel itself they point out that he used, for drug smuggling. >>reporter: the homemade as given equipment used to clear the path revealed the sophisticated construction the had blueprints the engineers have blueprints the facilities the rebel to engineer to come right up for him to get out the united states law enforcement organs declared him public

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diagnosed with schizophrenia, mckenna was tased and died. >> we need to do better to make sure this never happens again. >> reporter: in the bexar county model program, the fairfax delegation heard from officers and deputies assigned to mobile mental health units and often respond to calls for those in crisis. >> do the right things treat them the right wake get them to the right facilities based on individual needs, chances are, they may not need to call law enforcement again. >> reporter: 2300 people who might have gone straight to jail for minor offenses come instead to the restoration center. there is a sobering unit for those who need it, or if someone is in the middle of a mental health crisis this door opens, assessment and treatment inside. >> don't have a facility like this to get one. >> reporter: another place called haven for hope offers opportunity for the homeless who in years past might get locked up for trespassspassingtrespassing. for louis, it stopped a cycle that ended 18 lockups. >> in jail it is hard to get counseling. >> reporter: bexar county's push to divert from j