so i certainly applaud the mental health services. >> brown: go ahead, dr. joshi but at the same time it's a well-known fact 50% of those who have eventually a mental illness start before the age of 14 and about three quarters have mental illnesses by the time they reach 24. so in my mind and from my perspective mental health is really a children's issue so if we can catch them young and intervene early on i think we'll go a long way inot seeing adult becing aggressive, violent, because we'll'd be able to treat some of it early on. the. >> brown: all these things we're talking about identifying people with problems, then there's the question of reporting. and if you get the right people and cast to too wide a net. tell us what you see what the president talked about, what they're looking at in your state, in new york. what is possible and what are the concerns there? >> i think there's a lot of concerns and i think a few posbilies of crse we a want to identify potentially violent people. the idea that we're going to cast this very wide net of anyone that raises an

so i certainly applaud the mental health services. >> brown: go ahead dr. joshiut at the same time it's a well-known fact 50% of those who have eventually a mental illness start before the age of 14 and about three quarters have mental illnesses by the time they reach 24. so in my mind and from my perspective mental health is really a children's issue so if we can catch them young and intervene early on i think we'll go a long way in not seeing adults becoming aggressive violent, because we'll'd be able to treat some of it early on. the. >> brown: all these things we're talking about identifying people with problems then there's the question of reporting. and if you get the right people and cast to too wide a net. tell us what you see what the president talked about what they're looking at in your state, in new york. what is possible and what are the concerns there? >> i think there's a lot of concerns and i think a few possibilities. of course we all want to identify potentially violent people. the idea that we're going to cast this very wide net of anyone that

dr. scholl's. jenna: annual consumer electronics show is kicking off. we have a preview of some cool new fwage gets out there we may expect to see somewhere down the line. shibani joshi of her favorites as she mentioned before the break. live from las vegas. hi, shibani. >> i have a few of your favorites too, jenna. consumer electronics show of 2013 out of las vegas is the key for people. this is gifts to put on your holiday list for 2013 and beyond. the big themes, ultrahigh definition television sets costing upwards of $25,000. laptops that turn into tab litz and laptops again. you've seen a lot of this stuff before. what i'm bringing to you are gadgets and items you can use in your every day live life to make your life interesting and maybe save you a little bit of time. this is baby pi in. g. this is cool. it is a video baby monitor. it alerts you on the iphone when your baby starts crying. you can see your baby anywhere using wi-fi 3g or 4g. this is clean the screen using back of this. this stereo set puts music in the water. it is waterproof stereo. you can put it in the water. jam out under the swimming pool. some health stuff. this is what i mean. this is wha