i was going in san francisco with bipolar. i have been diagnosed with psychotic features and depression. the doctors at that time did not have mental health knowledge. they did not know what was wrong with a. it was six years that i did not sleep. i still have sleeping issues today. i urge and beg the board to continue all mental health support. please do not cut anything. my life has been a roller coaster. almost everyone in my family has had mental illness diagnosed. i have a great grandfather who died in the mental hospital. i am back here in san francisco. i found help at orange county, thank god, and just arrived in san francisco in month ago. i think i was the candidate that was able to go to west side crisis. i got my medicine. if i cannot be well and cannot help my family, i do not know what is calling to happen to me. i encourage everyone to please continue the research and support and everything. >> supervisors and leaders of our community, on a national scale, mayors from all over the united states are convening to

depression, schizophrenia, polar, bipolar, mental-health, different diagnoses -- they do not need the stigma of shame and embarrassment any more. it can and does happen to anyone. our agency provides problem- solving groups, current affairs, music arts groups, writing, travel groups. we teach computer skills. we go on outings. we have generous volunteers to work with our consumers and give their time freely so that they can benefit and co-benefit from each other. we have been watching them open up from every walk of life, coming from such dire places. limiting our budget could impact our ability to provide these critical services to the population of builders in our community. thank you. supervisor chu:. -- supervisor chu: thank you. >> hello. my name is andrew browne. i live in the western mission and i have worked with seniors up for the last five years in the western mission and the tenderloin. they are trying to hook seniors up in those communities seniorsfsa programs. -- seniors up and in those communities with fsa programs. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you for your time. nex

i have major problems like bipolar. i am dealing with my psychologist about that crisis. right now with the help of my baby at the health center, i am at the salvation army up the street. i have been there about three years. there was a contract with the housing situation about the homeless. i will be going to court on about the 28th of this month. -- 20th of this month. that is because of my behaviors', drugs and alcohol. i am part of the situation. i do have them type of problems. i am going to leave it alone. help somebody that needs it like me. [applause] >> i am the president of local 1021. i want to thank the mayor for the best budget process we have had in a while. i am here to talk about the security positions at the hospital. i am asking the board to support the efforts that larry bradshaw mentioned to you. i hope that the board of supervisors would encourage them to sit down with you and work it out. i was from the housing clinic. i was a community organizer. i walked the streets and i know what these nonprofits do. i know that their work is hazardous. it is unb

inform you -- not only as an attorney but as a registered nurse acting as a dentist -- you may have a bipolar disorder. she said, it is nothing bad. something -- sometimes people create alternate realities for themselves as a coping mechanism for how to deal with stress. i was like, are you saying i am crazy? she did not believe anything that i said. she said, when it comes to the judges, do not bring up anything about your education. that was the second day in a three-day experience. i figured, if i had these degrees -- and it was crazy. after my second story, i started getting offers from goldman sachs, merrill lynch. i said, i wanted to do work that was meaningful to me, so ended up working in the prison system at rikers island. i know all of that was in so many ways possible because of the work that you did. i just want to say that i honor you, respect, love everything that you have done, all the roads that you have paid to allow me to do the best things that i have done. [applause] >> 44 years apart these two stories happens. clearly, life is not the same. so i went to ask you, miss cole

. >> we're not talking about bipolar, are we? >> we end up talking about that, and that's in ariel's article. >> is it a national trend or just in manhattan? >> i'm sure it is true for washington, but i don't know how true it is representative for the united states. >> let's try a few names here. you have put here on your cover both the condition and the drug that might meet the condition. bubued into ex-girlfriend, viagra. big dinner to organize. ritalin. chewed out by the boss, perk s set. n won't take to toilet training, valium. hate to socialize, have to socialize, paxil. time to kick back, vicodin. is that a gray hair? valium? husband wants some space:pin. clonopin. >> had too many cocktails. viagra. what else do we have here. i'm reading a few. got seventh parking ticket this month, xanax. got rejection slip from publisher. vicodin. deadline pushed up, ritalin. always a bridesmaid -- zoloft. i'm almost through. i want to read some more of these. i swear this has never happened to me before. viagra. ex is dating a celebrity.

my name is marcell brown and was diagnosed as bipolar. i used different health services throughout san francisco since 1989 such as st. mary's, walden house, san francisco general hospital, m.h.a., hospitality house, bay view mental health and due to these services i am no longer a threat to myself or society. i have understand myself and learn to know the services i need to become a well civilized citizen of san francisco, california. and i oppose these budget cuts and the services need to be open for people such as myself. thank you. >> hello, my name is jeff wilkins and i'm a social worker at the linkages program at the institute on aging. and we're slated for a 25% cut which will mean termination of services to 1/4 of our clients. linkages serves people who became disabled as adults but who are not yet 65 and these are people who became disabled usually because of an awful disease like multiple sclerosis or lou gehrig's disease or a traumatic event like a motor vehicle accident or a stroke. and these are people who as a result are at

success of that scheme and also the government is taking action to attract manufacturers of wind tur bipolars by putting 60 million pounds in our ports structure and personally i'm talking to those manufacturers tory to bring them to britain. >> thank you,r. speaker. not somebody affected by the current pension proposals i would like to ask him to personally review the particular proposals because at the injustice and discrimination to women. the group of women affectewho were born between certain dates in 1953 and 1954 will be asked to work up to an extra two years over and above for which they planned for; whereas, men will only be asked to work an extra yea year. >> let me just make this point. first of all, in general the reason for raising pension ages is twofold. one is we are seeing a huge increase in life expectancy but the second point is we want to make sure we can fund really good pension fundor the future and if we won't do that, we won't be able to. let me repeat the statistic four-fifths of the women affected by these proposals will have their state pension age increased. it's d

¿qué tiene, está enfermo o es bipolar o qué? >> ¿qué?a bonita que yo ni la conozco. >> ¿ay, en verdad, tú, tú, no la conoces? >> carlos no conozco ni a rafael como voy a conocer a la bonita. vamos a su hermano no lo conozco ni siquiera en fotografía, no sé. ¿tienes una foto de él? seguro aquí en esta casa hay, no. ♪. >> gracias matilde, puedes retirarte, gracias. >> ¿seguro que no quiere cenar? >> no, no, buenas noches. ♪. >> maldita bonita, me vas a volver loco. >> no renata aquí no hay, no hay ninguna foto de rafael. >> ¿pues qué raro, esta era su hacienda, o no? >> sí, pero, jerónimo agarró todas las fotos y, y las guardó, yo no sé por qué, yo no sé por qué. >> no entiendo nada. ♪. >> renata, talvez, con el tiempo, él lo supere. >> honestamente, no creo que se trate de tiempo porque, voy a tratar de explicarte qué estoy sintiendo. ¿está bien? siento, como que, como que jerónimo no confía en mí, o sea, siento que me está culpando de algo, como, como si yo fuera la bonita y me estuviera tratando de reclamar algo, no sé, y no sé. ahora,

overseas during the cold war there was a threat to the united states there was a view that there is bipolar world and you had to defend it and then after the fall of the soviet union there was a part of what we've got this big military going to do we're going to need a new enemy because you know the machine needs to be and so that's i think part of what happened is. the military industrial complex was made permanent but still there or there is pressure on both the left and the right to. focus our military on protecting vital american interests i just don't see enough of that pressure because like i said i mean let's go back to the g.o.p. debate for a moment right if everybody's talking about the economy other times my job they're talking about the need to cut social security or medicare or the social services that people depend on not once did anybody mention defense cuts they didn't even toyed with might you might not have come up in the last debate but you know that is john paul two as you say you see jon huntsman has said if you can't find anything to cut in defense and you're not workin

scientists found depression bipolar disorder and drug use all had a significant impact on people between. these findings appear on the latest edition of the science journal. >>> president obama and the first lady were on the red carpet just a few hours ago to meet the chancellor and her husband. their dinner will be served under the stars at the rose garden. musician taylor will serenade the crowd at the dinner. >>> coming up, we'll introduce you to this bay area prodigy and wait until you hear how old she is. >>> a significant warm up today. temperatures continue to trend upward. how warm is it going to get for wednesday? i'll let you know. >>> new at 6:00, the level of safety in a south bay city could be on the line. >> if i'm forced to have to move elsewhere the city is going to be at a loss. >> what could stop the plan to lay off 250 police officers. >>> plus, ships killed six whales after our coast in the last year. hear the new proposal to protect the animals and what it will get to get the shipping industry's support. >>> plus thieves are searching for metal. and the car part they

caller: i am a liberal democrat from detroit and i am disabled with bipolar disorder, bipolar illness and schizophrenia, and i am on disability, medicare, medicaid, and food stamps. i would like to know how i have a healthier lifestyle with a $200 in food stamp money that i get a month when i am not able to afford for its and vegetables very much. guest: we are trying to get more fruits and vegetables and healthy foods into communities, particularly communities that do not have them. we are also trying to bring down the prices. it should be easy for you to have healthy foods. it should be just as cheap and easy to get something healthy that it is to get something that is not healthy. that is one of the things we are working on. you bring up something else i want to mention, and that is mental health issues. that is important that the mental health of a community is also addressed because we tend to forget about that. in the prevention strategy, that is important. anything from minor depression to major illnesses to bipolar, that we make sure that we don't lose the support for our ment

she was diagnosed with bipolar decide ten years ago. >> there are many of us, including catherine zeta jones, gives us a sense that we are not alone and that we are, we can be a productive, with a disability. >> paulie manages her illness with medication and plenty of sleep. the service helps people with disabilities live and participate in their community. >>> the outbreak that has the world's attention. the search for the cause of a dead hi e. coli strain, plus the new connection to the united states. >>> part art, part tourist attraction and home to a southern california family. the move to try to push them out of their home. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. cool tonight, but temperatures that were only in the 60s today, san jose with 68 san francisco, just 62. around our overnight hours, we'll stay dry. we're talking about this weekend storm that could have some rain on your friday as well. we'll detail the timeline coming up. >>> a rare strain of e. coli set off a wave of panic in europe. 18 people have died and more than 1500 people in germany have gotten sick. now, two people in the united

burlded by a bureaucratic structure created for a bipolar cold war, washington's inability to adjust to a politically complex, multiethnic religiously-divided south asia has hobbled the american effort from the start. by marrying its war on terror to the political agenda of the use beck northern alliance of the 1990s, it set itself against the traditional rulers of afghanistan, the pashtuns, setting the stage for the traditional conflict it now endures. from a purely american political perspective, claims that the u.s. is repeating vietnam are valid. what america did in world war ii in korea it did in vietnam, and what it did in vietnam, it's doing in afghanistan. but from the respect of an afghan elder whose family has been humiliated bien a night tame raid, the united states is repeating russia's vietnam, and that's a distinction that needs to be understood. the sow yet defeat -- soviet defeat in afghanistan and the collapse of the soviet union filled the islamic right wither fervor. while the united states could walk away from vietnam, bruised but with its world status unaffected,

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success of that scheme and also the government is taking action to attract manufacturers of wind tur bipolarsy putting 60 million pounds in our ports structure and personally i'm talking to those manufacturers to try to bring them to britain. >> thank you, mr. speaker. not somebody affected by the current pension proposals i would like to as him to personally review the particular proposals because at the injustice and discrimination to women. the group of women affected who were born between certain dates in 1953 and 1954 will be asked to work to an extra two years over and above for which they planned for; whereas, men will only be asked to work an extra yea year. >> let me just make this point. first of all, in general the reason for raising pension ages is twofold. one is we are seeing a huge increase in life expectancy but the second point is we want to make sure we can fund really good pension fund forhe future and if we won't do that, we won't be able to. let me repeat the statistic four-fifths of the women affected by these proposals will have their state pension age increased. it's d