doc krebbs was having hallucinations that iraqi insurgents were trying to kill him. he tried to get help. he was prescribed the powerful anti-psychotic medication seroquel to help him sleep, but krebbs had reached the end of his rope. >> i tried to kill myself by swallowing a lot of seroquel and... and drinking some vodka. i just couldn't take this ( bleep ) anymore. i thought that my time in this place was over, and i'd already done what i was supposed to do, and i didn't want to live anymore. >> narrator: since the iraq war began, at least 36 fort carson soldiers have committed suicide. the numbers are rising every year. when jose barco got home, he was suffering from nightmares, memory loss and sudden rages. he was diagnosed with ptsd at fort carson's hospital, and prescribed multiple medications to deal with the symptoms. >> they gave me, like, eight or nine different medications. for every symptom of ptsd, they had a medication for it. you know, if you couldn't sleep, they'd give you something. you had nightmares, they'd give you something. you... you drank too

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not as significant as it would have been if the men they dubbed the "the untouchable" appeared in the doc. >> still to come, 10 years after 9/11, we travel to guantanamo bay, cuba. to see what legacy the facility has left today. less than a week into his new job, japan as a new prime minister is dealing with a crisis. the storm brought some of the worst rain ever seen in western japan. 26 people are known to have died, including one man that around inside his vehicle. it was the most severe typhoon for several years. it left the remote communities entirely isolated. >> as soon as the weather cleared, helicopters took to the air to survey the damage. villages were flooded by some of the heaviest rain ever seen in japan. rivers burst their banks and washed away bridges. at least one man drowned. vast slabs of mud and slid down mountainsides, crushing houses and the people inside. several villages were entirely cut off. it was the most destructive typhoon in years. >> the new prime minister was quick to set up an emergency task force. >> rescuers found out across japan, some places could be

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we have left room to do a doc fix so reimbursement will be proper. it's making tough choices.ff. the president laid out the right choices for the country. i want to ask you about the ron suskind book. you're sort of not a part of it since you came in after the phase that he's reporting on. you were in many ways in a unique position at the state department to sort of watch all this. one portrayal is the president and the economic team was in over his head. the portrayal pushback is they didn't realize how deep the hole was. what say you? >> i have to tell you watching from the vantage point of the state department where i was worrying about things like afghanistan and iraq at the time, i saw an economy that every day was in more trouble than anyone thought it was the day before. i saw an administration that responded quickly, aggressively and effectively to prevent the unraveling of the economy and what could have been a depression. i think the story of those first two years is not at all reflected in what i've read in the newspapers about that book. >> fair enough. jack lew, d

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the cdc found bigger drops in how often doctors yooisk -- doc them for ear iraqs. they say doctors inappropriately prescribe antibiotics more than 50% of the time and more often, with respiratory infections. >> as everyone is packing up for a long labor day weekend gas prices are going up. refinery problems are getting the blame along the higher crude oil prices. the national average today is $3.62 a gallon, more than any other labor day weekend except when it was $3.68. locally san francisco has the highest prices at $3.92 a gallon. san jose' average is $3.86, which is also average in oakland. >>> the monte ray aquarium. a great white shierk near marina del ray. they say the 4'7" shark will be on display. this is the sixth time they've had a great white on display. the previous sharks have been returned to opened waters. >>> let check in with jeff ranieri. it's getting hot? >>> yes, most appropriately. the word hot today we had some 90s in the inland spots. pleasanton coming in with 93 degrees. walnut creek with one of our hottest temperatures. liver more, 92. sou

corral involved wider --wyatt a earp doc holliday and the clintons.the others have in bumped into the background. virgil wanted to be a good lawmen and was pragmatic. he preferred giving people a chance to back away without embarrassing them or having their pride attacked. he did his best that day to led the cowboys settled down and ride out of town and finally felt forced to act. when he did he called on the people interested most, is two brothers and there was doc holliday who was never going to miss an occasion like this. it was a terrible tragedy that this happened and i think if things had happened differently in one or two instances, if surge ahead and been approached by couple town leaders offering vigilantes', if wyatt and tom m mclaury hadn't had fair altercation or the cowboys had not walk through town not intending to leave fast because they didn't want the onlookers to think they had been backed down and made to leave. and number of things might have prevented this but something similar would have happened sometime soon. >> you can watch t

corral involves wyatt earp, it doc holliday and the -- it seems to me that virgil and morgan herb had sort have been bumped into the background as have tom and frank mccoury. virgil wanted to be a good lawman. i think he was very pragmatic about the way he enforce the law. he much preferred giving people a chance to back away without embarrassing them are having their pride attacked. he did his best to that day tube let the cowboys settled down and write on out of tom and finally felt forced to act. when he did, he called on the people he trusted the most, his two brothers and then of course there was doc who was never going to miss an occasion like this. it was a terrible tragedy that this happened, and i think if things had happened differently in one or two instances, the first of hadn't been approached by a couple of town leaders offering vigilantes, if wyatt and tom corey, if the cowboys walking through the o.k. corral i think really meaning to leave town, but not wanting to leave to fast because they didn't want all the onlookers to think that the earp's had happened down and ma

an expert to figure out that there's something terribly wrong here someone gets to set aside a loan docs and they're usually probably two to three inches thick and there might be fifteen or twenty really pertinent disclosures that for which you do worry about ok and they're very good in there and i don't know what they're signing and usually they'll send out a notary to sign the loan with them at one time and the notary usually has no clue of what is in that loan and it's all part of the scheme we like to call it and then we go here we start looking at wideout and then we have a consultant fee. we see a consultant fee on the mortgage that should set off red flags that there's not really any consultancy on a mortgage or a sale that should have been one fee to rise mortgage this mark murphy is apparently someone we need to investigate and find out exactly who he is why he got seventy eight hundred dollars on this long these people basically project we took this woman's home that she's been living in for over fifteen years and thinking that it's hers where it was actually never was her sinc

those were my two games and burns who is nothing hails from russia was delighted to start for his the doc to mention. play international rugby and playing in a world cup it's been a lifelong dream. last week often feel that we're coming into being. this week on camera. would like to help russia as much as i can and play to my potential so with russia's next pool match kicking off against italy on the polis week of the first day off since arriving in new zealand two weeks ago and which i found poor feet took the chance to join some of the squad on a fishing trip. it's been a hard slog for russia's players so far at the rugby world cup training session followed by training session coach ride followed by coach ride however the squad was given a rare treat a day off to enjoy some of the wonderful sights of the picturesque region of which lies a top of the site file and first of all. a number of the players took up the opportunity to go on a fishing trip and the props a gaping hole of excelled against the united states last time outs it was just a relief to get out of a hotel environment. well

now doc. while denying that the g.i. movement even existed the house internal security committee of the united states congress held a series of hearings in one thousand nine hundred seventy one that produced thousands of pages of testimony illustrating how broadly and deeply that movement had spread that same year the f.c.a. show tour de janeiro despite being banned from military bases worldwide the show performed in japan okinawa and the philippines for over sixty thousand soldiers and every stop g.i.'s took the stage with them we can no longer make time about the atrocities in a job. that's being perpetrated by the united states military and peoples of other nations and all the petty harassment of servicemen and woman i made two hundred day after day we can measure all the remaining policies against persons because there are a species we commanded logic from a nation against first the first anti war g.i. because they do not agree with us policies need to measure medium code for all of our air and ground troops in c.i.s

striking nurses doc it up to inexperienced fill-ins flown in from around the country but licensed in california. the hospital expressed confidence in their substitutes on thursday. >> we're business as usual, it's safe in the hospital, things are going very well here. >> reporter: the hospital sent out this statement today a while medical errors do exist in health care, we are constantly investing in ways to improve patient care. this is a most unfortunate event for which we're very sorry. >> it is appalling to me at, to say the least, that sutter continues to compromise our patients, our community, to prove a point. >> this is now under investigation by the oakland police and the alameda county district attorney's office. anne mackovic, oakland, cbs5. >>> it's happened again. another wheelchair-bound man killed in a hit and run. it it happened overnight in santa clara while the man was crossing homestead avenue atkins. police say the 67-year-old man was carried 300 feet. investigators have not determined the make and model of the vehicle but they say it most likely has damage to the

doc you're watching our team these are the stories we're covering for you today nato reportedly bulldozers to start roll block out the border with more than also go it falls news that a shoot to kill policy was in force near the disputed checkpoint as anger there reached new heights. greeks are bracing themselves for yet more cops on higher taxes and the latest round of the city measures pushed through by the government it's part of a bid to prove that the nation is fit for another slice of the bailout case the decision was suspended earlier over doubts that the country is doing enough to reduce its enormous to. me she revealed it has said both groups and would have stood for the same goals of running for the presidency but that putin's popularity of the russians makes him a better candidate he's explained why he withdrew from the race in an interview russian. takes you on an exhilarating step to russia's far east to meet some of the rarest species of animals and admired the region which. cullimore reach seven thousand kilometers from moscow a group research as has become an expedition to

djokovic he was briefly caught off guard in the opening sets off his last sixteen puncher against what the doc style of alexander told will pull off world number one recruit harvard and it was smooth sailing from the section seven and seven six six four six. and all that twenty four year old holds a two zero lead over upcoming folks at sort of age and head to head we need to. do a print song meanwhile halted searching local fanfare but marty fish in an epic five setter their twenty six year old season being in the family owned by saving three points in the north but they still said before frantic rally by the frenchman cd i come running at odds with six four six seven frees. six six four six two. russia finished top of their group the european basketball championships in lithuania the two thousand and seven winners meeting at five from five in the preliminary stage in his six point lead over previously. on monday evening of last man starting their sixty five sixty four victory courtesy of a surrogate. the bulls are food swans who are through to the second stage. of things the golfer webb simps

. >> i would stick to the doc myself. >>> the popular cartoon sponge bob square pants could be bad foryour toddler. >> a psychology professor at the university of virginia studied 60, four-year-old children and found after watching nine minutes of the program, the kids had a shorter attention span and as well as learning problems. >> the idea of the study is to look at specific effects of media on children. and it doesn't matter specifically which television show it. is it is the quality that the television show has, and ha that does to children. >> nickelodeon did respond to the study and says having 60 nondiverse kids who are not part of the show's demographics and watch nine minutes of the programming is questionable methodology. the american academy of pediatrics suggests children under two should not watch tv at all and those over two should watch less than two hours of tv a day. >>> well, she will be remembered for all of the wrong reasons after the u.s. open final. still to come, the price serena williams may pay for losing her cool on center court. >>> first, a new look for som

several podium places the women's event wasn't quite as successful but an individual performance by doc here she sniffed cover stilled and russia and then in pit license their own cost arrest as this report. the world championships in modern pentathlon is divided into two parts by limbic and none of them take events things are digital olympic disciplines for men and women so russia's men claiming gold and silver which resulted in an overall team gold medal as well while the women had much less to celebrate and settle for a team bronze with the individual discipline also winning an olympic place in the process with been opposed three zero zero zero zero zero men shoot great results which is a good ratio of what anyone has for the women you vicki a group she was outstanding as well as her teammate because you know who rusk you know fortunately feeling shoot don't beat me. overall result i think athletes should be pleased with. monday tuesday and wednesday were allocated to none of the big disciplines in the men's women's and mixed relay events the latter brought russia and other silver me

has been suspended by his church for speaking out against one of the world's most wanted terrorists doc who are of the treasure and is being sought for a series of deadly terrorist of tides on russian soil over the last decade past you heart model regionals the center website which he believes and acts as a mouthpiece for you maro that issue and rights activist. authorities are sheltering militants but protecting the website is up to the team. actually you are more it's only repeating what is said about the activities of all of this terrorist organization by united nations by the usa by russia by the international media so actually you are morally cannot repeat the same information in finland which is said in the international media about these terrorist organizations the person who is responsible of the website. he has organized the mass migration all of the militants from finland are now he's facing charges he's crossed a cubit in finland over the same time he has a very strong support on the highest level of the finnish. fishel duma and also the finnish government for example the min

troika doc said that hope over e.u. debt resolution behind the jump however caution will be the order of the day ahead of the key german really fought but the markets expect these new zone german voting today on the expansion of growth on european god fund but what's important to the raw fish of the market it's you would be concerned for grain can announce the rate cut in next week and one more thing is that they can expand the program with a similar to the american. program which was kind of called good quality fees and so you could happens next which is definitely support the markets and i think some investors will take bets on that so i view it as more positively actually and i would probably take the risk of want to take a long positions right now we still see some short position in the markets and clients and investors are not sure what kind of direction well the market take this way again i don't expect that kind of large volumes. that's it for now headline lined up next i'll go right. on. to. the. twenty years ag

twenty seven hundred people have been killed by security forces and the government crackdown this year doc if you were him aloof from jordan university thinks the conflict is being fueled from abroad with foreign countries financing the opposition. well i think the moscow has already proven that that is very serious about and still gaping reform has initiated a series of regulations regarding the media a multi-party system but the opposition unfortunately has been refusing to sit down and dialogue with the regime so the problem here is not the syrian leadership but the opposition which is being encouraged by interference from abroad whether by the gulf call aeration consulate or the nato kirky especially and other groups working on their ground so i don't know what you define as military intervention but if you have an armed mutiny that is being financed and supported from abroad i don't think you can call that a peaceful uprising. little more than a half hour's time former nato chief george robertson tells r.t. that foreign military intervention in syria should only be considered if all e

has been suspended by his church for speaking out against one of the world's most wanted terrorists doc maher of the church and is being sought for a series of deadly terrorist attacks on russian soil over the last decade past. the center website which he believes acts as a mouthpiece for you maro finish human rights activist says the authorities are sheltering militants by protecting their websites activity. actually your home or is only repeating what is said about the activities of all of this terrorist organization by united nations by the usa by russia by the international media so actually you are morally cannot repeat the same information in finland which is said in the international media about these terrorist organizations the person who is responsible of the website this. he has organized some migration off militants from turkey to finland and now he is facing charges he's prosecuted in finland over the same time he has a very strong support on the highest level of the finnish or fishel dome and also in the finnish government for example the minister of development of finland

doc. just to remind you the manger needs in the russian politics prime minister vladimir putin will run for the presidency next year he got the backing from current leaders me to regret it while addressing the annual conference of the country's ruling united russia party in moscow and me to read that it said he will leave the party in parliamentary elections in december and if it wins it will become prime minister and to carry on his modernization program and it can now be considered his first campaign speech rodimus putin has also vowed to boost russia's economic growth and continue talking corruption is trends that russia should aim to become one of the world's top five economy. and earlier we spoke to political analyst and host of assays cross-talk debate show pretty low who explained what lies ahead for vladimir putin and the united russia party. you know if the guessing game this was all done on purpose i think this was the intention all along or at least one variant of it i think it'

optimism around europe as investors focus on the weakness of the global economy the footsie and the docs have managed to raise earlier losses that ring concerns in europe sovereign debt crisis may be quantum and reduced banks access to funding. and here in russia the markets bounced back from earlier losses as well both the arts yes and the my sex are in the black this hour let's take a look at some and that's movers on the my sex most energy majors are still down despite stronger crude gas from has managed to come out of negative territory and bank st petersburg itself supported by stronger than expected results its first half net profit for example to one hundred forty eight million dollars that's all business news for now the headlines are next. now in our must do business don cherry and libyan rebels the tank the few remaining strongholds of moammar gadhafi under a shield of nato air strikes about his honesty in such horrible war crimes committed by mcconnell's loyalists and their own consumption of immunity the ship restoring order and security. ukraine question the legality of tool

in fact in the world snow than most see the doc time is a year round phenomenon dog where the only means of transportation around the archipelago until the mid one nine hundred sixty s. and while by now cars and snowmobiles have replaced them in many parts of the north here and sprays we're going to ask is a still cooling the way locals say it's not only more environmentally friendly but also safer you can always rely on the way to deal with the cold while dogs will never live. like most of the residents of norway's longer beyond robert wasn't born here. he moved in his mid twenties fleeing big city congestion in hope of reconnecting with nature he says who king his jeep behind his barking theme every two months is the major change in his life plus it keeps the dogs fit the story beats they know they need the exercise every day so. yeah when it's in peretz with the tourist then i'm going out training in my car some two thousand residents along here beyond is little more than a white place in the road they may not be any traffic police but the rules of the road on no less strict the local