i wasn't hallucinating. thank you for clarifying. >> any other questions or comments? >> president breslin: thank you. this is an action item. any public comment on this item? i can make that after the action item. >> we need a motion. >> i move that we accept the strategic plan as outlined and discussed today with some additional maybe considerations that i consider minimal modifications to move forward. >> i second. >> president breslin: any public comment on this item? seeing none. all those in favor, signify saying aye. opposed? it's unanimous. all right. >> i'd like to add to the motion or add another, if i may. >> commissioner scott: this is a supplemental motion on the strategic plan. i move that a letter of approval and endorsement by the h.s.s. board of directors be drafted for inclusion in the publication and communication of strategic plan and the placement of that letter would come after the introductory letter of the executive director the letter should include citations of the role and commitment of the h.h.s. board to work with h.s.s. staff and leadershi

exhales shakily ] ♪ [ door opens, closes ] ♪ [ inhales deeply ] ♪ ♪ [ monitor beeping ] i'm not a hallucination hm. was seeing maddie therapeutic? she said she loved me. hm. that's very good. or maybe it was just me telling myself that. you always tell the truth. ♪ thank you, shaun. ♪ ♪ [ insects chirping, indistinct conversations ] ♪ hey, kid. neil! [ chuckles ] mi amorcita. hey. [ sniffles ] i almost did my puzzle. i can see that. that's a great job, gabi. mom and dad gave it to me for my birthday. yeah. i-i remember. are mom and dad coming for me today? ♪ oh, mama. [ smooches ] no. no, no, they can't. gabi, we love you, but... you have way more fun here than at their place. ♪ i think i see a piece of the cow. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ door opens, closes ] thank you for letting me crash. yes. you... rented an apartment? no. i'm gonna get an airbnb. [ sighs ] all right. what happened in hershey? do you care? [ exhaling deeply ] i tried to...be nice, and i tried to go big, and i don't want to walk away, and everyone likes doughnuts. and i don't know how to answer that. just be honest. ♪ i... don't care what happ

larry says his son, a schizophrenic, would often have delusions and hallucinations, and that the policef handling that. they escalated it and the point is if adam was going through one of his emotional things is that when the police came in, and he looked at them, he might have not thought that was them. relax, relax. and by calling them by different name, that fed into it. by calling him not adam, he was thinking it was not real. brandon, can you listen to us? if you hold on one moment, i will put the district attorney on. great. this is john chisholm. after weeks of trying, we finally managed to speak to the district attorney who ruled adam did not die as a result of the actions of the officers who tased him numerous times. they're not doing this because they wanted to harm adam. it is the exact opposite, right? but it doesn't look like that, does it? but it does, though. their expressed intent any number of times is that they were there to help him, that they wanted to get him out of that... they kept saying that as they tased him. right, right, because they had to get him under cont

larry says his son, a schizophrenic, would often have delusions and hallucinations, and the police couldcalated it and the point is if adam was going through one of his emotional things, when the police came in, and he looked at them, he might not have thought that was them. and by calling them by different names, that that into it. by calling him not adam, he was thinking it was not real. brandon, can you listen to us? if you hold on one moment, i will put this one through. great. after weeks of trying, we finally managed to speak to the district attorney that ruled adam did not die as a result of the actions of the officers who tasted numerous times. —— tased. they are not doing this because they wanted to harm adam. but it doesn't look like that, does it? but it does, though. there are expressed any number —— their expressed any number —— their expressed intent any number of times was that they were there to get him under control so they could get him to some medical attention. you are saying that it was not unreasonable that they tased him? that is correct. that based on a draining.

their families because it shows that it is not part of their imagination that they haven't been hallucinating as many people have told them that decades but that this has been a very sad reality so the possibility out there that the courts could could end some of this pain and bring closure for a lot of people that tell you a bomb in madrid thanks so much for your report and for being with us today natalia . well we're turning now to china and the fallout from the weekend disappearance there of the former head of interpol chinese authorities have revealed that a man hong way has been detained and is now under investigation there for bribery he's apparently the latest target of beijing's sweeping crackdown on corruption here's a timeline of the story so far. home way went to his homeland china two weeks ago for what was to be a short trip he was last heard from after landing in beijing when he sent his wife a message on social media. question that was followed minutes later with an emoji of a knife possibly indicating that he was in immediate danger. when his wife that race heard nothing more

their families because it shows that it is not part of their imagination that they haven't been hallucinating as many people have told them that decades but that this has been a very sad reality so the the possibility out there that the courts could could end some of this pain and bring closure for a lot of people natalia bomb are in madrid thanks so much for your report and for being with us today natalia it's to india now that country's striving comedy scene has been rocked by sexual harassment allegations that's catapulted the me too movement into the spotlight media there see the scandal as a reckoning for the male dominated comedy world that seem few women on stage are india correspondents on a film a car caught up with one female comedian in delhi. now at least this is a hilly air power decision made by an unusual sight at a popular comedy club in delhi the other country live even bebo the word on no from our division was. saying this is the end of the mumbling asking. is a woman tackling topics usually considered taboo like buying condoms for prada and the again this is the all these w

the angry mobs you thought you were watching on television are merely a hallucination concocted by foxs. you can wake up now. none of it is real. it's 1996 again. wait, has anyone told the angry left wing mobs about this? they believe they exist. in portland they are blocking traffic and breaking things and screaming at old ladies in wheel share. they don't get the "washington post" in oregon. watch. >> [screaming]. >> [bleep]. >> [screaming]. >> [bleep]. >> [shouting]. >> [bleep]. >> [screaming]. >> [bleep]. >> tucker: don't believe your lying eyes. some reports describe the protestors as antifa. others say they are black lives matter. it doesn't matter. you are looking at the youth wing of the democratic parties. these are their shock troops. listen to maxine waters and cory booker call them to arms. >> go to the hill today. get up and in the face of congress people. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gas station, you get up and you tell them they are not welcome! >> tucker: go get them. get in their face. they obeyed. the left always

angry left-wing mobs you thought you had been watching on television turned out to be merely a hallucinationey are a fever dream concoctet by those diabolical magicians over at fox news. thank heaven. you can wake up now. none of it is real. it's 1996 again. but wait, has anyone told the angry left-wing mobs about this? they seem to believe that they exist. in portland, they are still blocking traffic and breaking things and screaming at old ladies in wheelchairs. apparently they don't get the "washington post" in oregon. watch. >> [screaming] >> [bleep] >> [screaming] >> [bleep] >> [bleep] >> [shouting] >> [bleep] >> [screaming] >> [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> tucker: don't believe your lying eyes. now, some reports -- there haven't been many reports -- but some describe the protestors you just watched as antifa. others say they are black lives matter. it doesn't matter. what you are looking at is the youth wing of the democratic party. these are their shock troops. listen to maxine waters and cory booker call them to arms. >> go to the hill today. get up and -- please get up in the face of s

we have medical marijuana here, is it possible this was a hallucination? >> it was a real bunny.wful. >> jimmy: a bunny on the freeway. >> who'd have thought? >> jimmy: that sounds like the worst easter ever. [ laughter ] you were at the royal wedding, which is big. how does that work with the royal wedding? are you friends with harry and meghan? or do they just invite people who are famous? >> no, it's a friendship, yeah. >> jimmy: a friendship. did they know oprah? are they friendly with oprah? >> i guess, i don't know. no, i don't know, i just saw oprah there. >> jimmy: you did see oprah, yeah. >> you were -- it was a friend's house. we got up at 5:00 a.m. we got to our friend's house. we were watching the tv. we saw oprah going in. and then we were like, if oprah's there, we can't be after oprah. so we all hustled to the church and got in. then it was like a two-hour wait for everyone -- >> jimmy: in the church? did they have an opening act or aedn or athinik no, no. so it lovely and the were myand, we w with friends, my husband was like, give us a kiss, babe. and i was like,

decent chance he just saw a commercial with the pillsbury doughboy. [ light laughter ] and then he hallucinatedit was talking to him. [ light laughter ] >> you have a very, very large brain. hoo hoo hoo! [ laughter ] >> seth: "thank you, mr. pillsbury, for your kind words and your delicious biscuits." [ light laughter ] in fact, trump's frantic, paranoid attempt to defend his embattled supreme court nominee from sexual assault allegations led him to a truly crazy place. somehow he found a way to drag george washington into his mess. >> look, if we brought george washington here and we said, "we have george washington," the democrats would vote against him. just so you understand. >> seth: i mean, does he still own slaves? [ light laughter ] then, yeah, democrats would vote against him. and republicans would probably say, "hey, man, everybody owned a few slaves in college. [ laughter ] you want to ruin his life over it?" [ light laughter ] but trump actually kept going, because then he seemed to imply that george washington had something nefarious in his background that we don't know about. >> a

you have to actually believe that lindsay patterson really hallucinated about everything she saw. >>ry all the more convincing, said prosecutor strunsky, was she told it before finding out what happened to cristi. she dialled 911 a full minute and a half before anyone from the hall house did. before lindsay had any idea how it would end. here is what the jury heard her say in that call. >> and i saw him put her underwater and hold her there. >> and she was still on the phone with 911 when chris hall came outside and found his wife's body floating in the spa and called out for courtney. investigator tom dove. >> i heard it best described during the trial as a cosmic coincidence that someone could see something that they perceived to be more than just some kind of kinky action in a jacuzzi in the morning, and then that actually turn out to be true, that a woman was actually drowned in that spa. that is not a coincidence. that is what she saw. >> the prosecution's theory? somehow, sitting in that spa that morning, chris was overcome by some private fury, who knows what. the hidden viole

is a short story about a guy would has to lose weight so gets on a stationary bike and starts hallucinating and it will be really fun to see what these students or -- i wonder if we will ever even see it but we know stephen will, part of the deal. >>> finally, we go to england again and a suspected thief with a very familiar face. now, here's the surveillance picture. police say this man was caught stealing beer from a restaurant. >> that's david schwimmer. >> they posted it asking the public for leads and they got hundreds of people pointing the finger, robin, at ross from "friends." he does look like him. >> he looks like him. >> anyone with information should call joey or chandler. [ laughter ] just kidding. authorities have since confirmed david schwimmer was in the u.s. on the day in question. and that's "pop news." [ applause ] >> was this in london? >> it was in a little town in england. >> ross did get married in england. remember that? >> listen -- >> you trying to implicate david schwimmer? >> he's already been cleared. >> he's already been cleared. all right, lara, appreciate tha

complex in that not only does she hear voices, but she sees things, she hallucinates. pace, so she ca n taste also has a sensation of pace, so she can taste things that are not real. and she can also feel things. it is complex and drug—resista nt and she can also feel things. it is complex and drug—resistant in that we have tried nine anti—psychotics with no effect at all. she was being treated for three years by an early intervention team and that has now stopped. the funding ran out. we we re stopped. the funding ran out. we were not made aware of it and only recently found out that you get three years with early intervention in psychosis, who should be the specialists with psychosis, and we recently found out she has got to go into the community health team. in the interim we do not have any support for her. what is that like for you and how? it is horrible. somebody with a mental health illness feels very vulnerable and alone anyway. then to be abandoned, her psychosis takes control of that. it latches on, so you are worthless. you are not worth a recovery, it is n