as the mission, some of the main themes will be suicide voices and hallucinations, self-neglect. we will spend a whole day talking about veterans and ptsd and traumaia-based issues and also i think finally agitated behavior as well. we'll have different trainers we're bringing in so once we kind of get through the curriculum, we'll bring in trainers, vetting trainers, going through that process and really encouraging trainers to be not too poe dan tick. really entertaining questions. some of our values. we identified a few that will run throughout the training so one is really importantly the role of stigma as relates to mental health issues, which is really the biggest barrier is treatment. and effect chull tools for police regarding culture tools, tactical answer traties. we're excited to have sergeant knight and jackson working with us to bring expertise in that and causes and impacts of self-medication. these are things that run throughout the training. instead of just two hours on substance abuse or self-medicating, that might come across the spectrum. really diverse engagin

. >> people in that state, don't understand the words they are saying but only the hallucinations they are experiencing. >> mr. galliano was at the pennacle of world fashion. but behind his bold statement was a man struggling with the pressure of his work. >> the dior house after his arrest in february, after fashion week declares anti-semitic behavior. and his friends had worried about it for a time. mr. galliano did not recall the abuse and now in rehab for an addition that ruined his career. >> this is news day on the bbc. here in singapore. >> i am in london, the main headlines, president obama announced that 33,000 troops will be pulled out of afghanist afghanistan by 2012. >> artist weiwei was released after 10 weeks in detention. addressing congress for a 1st time by a taped message. and with an appeal to bring about democracy in burma and these reports contain flash photography. >> released in house arrest in 2010 with thousands to greet her, and knowing that she could be detained at any time and continues the fight in burma. on wednesday this was aired in the congress, and app

but one source of help has some residents thinking they were hallucinating.ou're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. lots of clouds and temperatures. even in los angeles. 69 today, even as we go to tomorrow, not much improvement. little more sunshine, but in the northwest a period of damp conditions here into the weekend. if you are watching us on nbc san diego, california, learn about the history of plastic board tile and card games from around the world. that counter culture, and that is your museum event of the day. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. after a record breaking weekend, it is no surprise a third hangover film has been given the green light. >> the wrap reports screen writer craig mazen has signed on to do a third. however, deadline.com reports none of the franchise's main stars are on board yet and neither is director todd phillips. >>> the fallout from snooki's italian driving mishap, her driving privileges in italy have been revoked and tuesday she was spotted wearing a neck brace. the two policemen she

. >> do you hallucinate about liberals?do you hallucinate about someone who clearly sees the world and you don't grasp so you get angry and frustrated and attack that person. >> i don't get angry. >> why were they doing a story on hacking last week? >> because anthony weiner said publicly i was hacked. until evidence emerged he hadn't been -- >> the evidence had emerged for all sane people. >> really? >> yeah. >> i'm not so sure. he was very persuasive. he was very, very -- >> you've got to be kidding me. he couldn't say with certitude if the pecker was his. >> on that bombshell, i'll come back and talk to you about you and getting to what makes ann coulter tick. i'll turn you into such a little volcano. >> not talking about me. >> i think you will be. >>> right now my special guest, and she is special, ann coulter. let's talk about you for a moment. engaged three times. you're 50 in december, are you? >> don't talk about either engagements, social security number, age or anything else. >> is it true you once sort of lost t

>> are you drinking so much caffeine that you are starting to hallucinate. stressed coffee lovers are three times more likely to see or hear imaginary things. 92 people with varied stress and caffeine intake were forced to listen to bing crosby's white christmas. and then static and asked to press a buzzer if they heard the song. 15% reported delusional experiences. no wonder. some i want to know who thinks up these experiments. boss, i've got an idea. here's what we do. we feed all these people heavy coffee, make them sit in a room and play white christmas. >> how about lady gaga. >> wait a minute. i'm hearing something.

well on our way to hallucinating through the rest of the show. >> lawrence, do you drink coffee?en have a beak? >> it's quite the transition to mornings. we have a lot of sunshine coming our way. sunshine, low clouds and fog moving in overnight but that's typical and it's going to break up in most spots today. a lot of 60s, mid-70s well inland. plenty of 60s a few 70s even inside the bay and at the coast we'll keep it partly cloudy and cool. beautiful sunset, nice at stinson beach. great shot. if you would like to send those in, send them to mypix@cbssf.com. >> you think it's going to be stinson beach weather? >> a little cool out at the coastline still. most other place really nice. >> sounds good. >>> let's go to a new incident just reported northbound 280 approaching the lawrence expressway. sounds like a tractor-trailer on fire, various lanes may be blocked according to chp. our sensors aren't picking up any slowing so here's a live look at traffic out of downtown san jose. very light in the northbound lanes of 280. except for the one issue right there approaching the lawrenc

. >> they only understand the hallucinations they are experiencing. >> mr.alliano was at the pinnacle of world fashion. but behind his ball eccentricity is a man struggling with the pressure of his work. the french fashion house dior sacked him in the midst of paris fashion week site 8 a zero tolerance policy for antisemitism. they recognize this alarming pattern of behavior. they have been worried about it for some time. >> mr. galliano says he did not recognize or remember the abuse that was filled. he has apologized unreservedly and told the court that he is now in rehab for an addiction that has ruined his career. >> you are watching news day on the bbc. >> president obama has just announced that more than 30,000 u.s. troops will be pulled out of afghanistan by september 2012. >> and the chinese artist, a vocal critic of the communist party, has been released on bail after 10 weeks in detention. >> the culture ministry in thailand recently courted controversy when it suggested that foreign tourists should resist the temptation to decorate their body with

they understand the hallucinations they are experiencing. john galliano was at the pinnacle of world fashion but behind his bold eccentricity was a man struggling to -- with the pressure of his work. the french fashion house christian dior sacked him after his arrest in the middle of paris fashion week, fighting a zero tolerance policy. they recognize this alarming pattern of behavior, others say and have been worried for some time. john galliano said he did not recognize or remember the abuse that was filmed. he has a good job -- has apologized and said he is in rehab for an addiction that has ruined his career. >> now to the final countdown for the shuttle. atlantis is set to blast off one last time. after three decades, dozens of lack of success, the shuttle program is being put out to pasture. our science correspondent got a chance to see discovery up close and personal. >> atlantis, the last shuttle on its last of permission. the crew is boring to go. when the mission is over, atlantis will be stripped of its equipment and put in a muse

they heard sydnie... [ laughter ] >> experts say as many as 5 cups of coffee can trigger the hallucinations once you think about that song, you start hearing it all the time. >> if you are told to hear it and you have five cups of coffee -- >> tiger woods is not going to be playing in the u.s. open. >> bad news. >> ratings for that went down. >> the congressional country club starting june 16. sorry, tiger is out with leg problems, achilles problems. >> i think we're out of time. >> that's it. >> okay. we're done, folks. have a great tuesday and we'll see you go again tomorrow morning at 4:30. lawrence will be here, too. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,, man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bo

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you start to hallucinate. you see the walls coming closer to each other. i cannot really describe it. that was the worst form of torture. tavis: how you keep track of the days? >> sometimes they transferred me from one cell to the other. sometimes they had windows and i could see. i always market on the wall. also, they placed the call to prayer three times a day. it is three times a day. that was how i tracked the time of the day. that was the morning call to prayer, noon, or evening. otherwise, i did not know what time of day it was or how it was, nothing. tavis: tell me about the relationship and i use that word advisedly. about the relationship you end up establishing with one's captor. when you are in their face or they're in yours if you are blindfolded. about the relationship you developed with your captor, specifically mr. rosewater. >> i saw him only once when he came to arrest me. otherwise, for the rest of the time, during my interrogation, i was blindfolded or i was facing the wall so i could not see his face but i could smell him. that smell h

>> hallucinations. some people can't sleep on t it doesn't work for everybody. is there a large black market for these medications? >> i don't know what large mean. there is certainly a black market. >> so there is trading and mixing and matching that goes on among users, correct? >> sure. >> that then is the kick, is it not? >> is it? what's a kick? if you're taking it because you want to relax on an airplane, is that recreational or medicinal? that's why i think there is a fine line sometimes. >> and in the introduction to your bios, i raised the question of whether or not there are societal forces at work, which ari due impacts psychologically so there is a need to develop. what comes to mind immediately is 9/11. >> absolutely. the use of these medications went up across the nation after september 11nd in the months odirectly after september 11, they went up way more in new york city, double the rest of the country in terms of benzodiazepines and sleeping pills an 6 times as much as antidepressants. >> what do you think the role of external circumstances in i

researchers say as little as five cups can trigger the hallucinations.that might be our problem. >> that song is so well known you can think about it and start hearing it. >> so i guess around 6:45 we start to hear things here. how many cups have had over there elizabeth? >> only 2. but i have had a clogged ear for two years. that's the reason why. >>> moving on. katie couric has a new gig. the former face of the cbs evening news moving to abc. she is going to have an afternoon talk show. couric says it seems feasible to do such a show now that oprah winfrey is no longer on the afternoons. >> no one will be the cultural icon that oprah has been and will continue to be but just an opportunity to talk about important issues and to have conversations that will hopefully enlighten people and help them lead better lives. it's just a very exciting proposition for me. >> what she didn't want to say but i will is she is going to make a gazillion dollars in syndication. couric scheduled to start her new show on abc in september of next year so she gets a nice lon

. >> finally if you were strolling past berry farms in southeast, no, you were not hallucinating, thatring champ kevin durant on the playground, making his annual trip back to the famous, you had to know he was an nba star when he did that, playing in the goodman street ball league. just don't be the guy who undercuts the $86 million contract guy when you're out on the playground because you don't get to go home if you do that. >> i think guys will be thinking, i can stop it. >>

. >> finally if you were strolling past berry farms in southeast, no, you were not hallucinating, thatcoring champ kevin durant on the playground, making his annual trip back to the famous, you had to know he was an nba star when he did that, playing in the goodman street ball league. just don't be the guy who undercuts the $86 million contract guy when you're out on the playground because you don't get to go home if you do that. >> i think guys will be thinking, i can stop it. >> just don't hurt him. >> exactly. we'll be right back. so, you actually reward people for staying with you? yep. the longer you stay with us, the more you save. and when you switch from another company to us, we even reward you for the time you spent there. genius. yeah, genius. you guys must have your own loyalty program, right? well, we have something. show her, tom. huh? you should see november! oh, yeah? giving you more. now that's progressive. call or click today. [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless

they call these auditory hallucinations.e could have you hallucinating. >> i would love to have your car, thank you. >> all right. reynolds, thank you. we'll check in with you again. >>> we're at 43 minutes past the hour now. the scandal that just will not go away. congressman anthony weiner being investigated for alleged contact with a teenage girl. delaware police have interviewed that girl. she says there was nothing inappropriate. weiner's spokesman confirms that he contacted the teenager, but also says there was nothing indecent about it. >>> now with any ambitions congressman had to run for mayor of new york now in question over this unfolding scandal, actor alec baldwin has announced he may jump into the race for mayor. and if the "30 rock" actor were to win he would be joining a list of celebrities turned mayors. you can probably come up with a few. here are a couple to give you a reminder. before serving two terms as mayor of pressto, captain bubba skinner in "the heat of the night." before he crossed over to politi

they're barely getting by this is a phony economic recovery that it's it's it's basically a john hallucination caused by the government stimulus which is like a loose addiction and we think the economy is getting better all we're doing is borrowing and spending money we're borrowing money that we should be saving we're spending money that we should be investing and we're keep we're counting is it is a real recovery that's why you're seeing the economic data imploding the way it is because it wasn't real speaking of spending we have a debt ceiling that has not been raised and that's what the u.s. government is going to need to do if they want to continue spending the money that they've committed we've seen louise issue a credit warning this week over the u.s. debt ceiling disagreements as someone who ran for congress do you think that there will be an agreement on debt reduction with lawmakers that they're trying to negotiate do you think that this moody's warning will light a fire under their you know but to raise the debt ceiling quicker earth sooner than later and to reassure international i

. >> [unintelligible] >> are you saying he is mating -- elucidating or hallucinating? >> are you aware of the legislative dynamic on capitol hill, you can go ahead and do a resolution, it will not go anywhere in the senate? >> will continue to consult with congress, continue to answer congress'question . we have made our legal reasoning clear. i did not anticipate further legal analysis on this issue from us. i anticipate continued consultations with congress about the mission, and stepping back to some that i have not mentioned today, we support a resolution similar to the one tabled by senators kerry and mccain and others. >> you did not specifically endorse the vice president's the deadline of july 1? that something concrete put forward. do you agree with the president that that is a vile that line? -- a viable deadline? >> i endorse what the vice president said. >> yesterday at the picnic, the pool cameras, video of the speaker, well known to be a smoker. i assume the president is still abstaining from tobacco smoking? [unintelligible] >> i do not know about the ve

senator not elucidate in any further to put it on fell lydia -- >> not hallucinating. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> you're not elicit the thing your words. does that mean you are aware of the political and legislative dynamic on capitol hill easily locate john boehner as a resolution before you can go ahead and do it it's not going anywhere in the senate which we are talking about. >> welcome a let me answer that which is we will continue to consult with congress and answer the congress's questions as we participate in this mission. we have made our legal reasoning clear. we can restate but i don't anticipate further legal analysis on this issue from us. but i do anticipate continued consultations with congress about the mission and stepping back to something i haven't mentioned is today is we obviously do support a resolution similar to or like the ones tabled by put forward by the senator and mccain and others the bipartisan resolution we would agree with. you didn't support that line july 1st or 4th to have something concrete put forward. does the president agree tha

so there is a trade-off there that we can do is try to hallucinate the trade-off, but it's up to you and your colleagues how to receive. >> thank you. i want to shift to medicare just the last couple minutes that i have. cbo's analysis of the voucher payments in mr. ryan's plan in 2022 says basically it's equal to what is 65-year-old would cost than traditional medicare. my question is kind of typing in the first year of the program the voucher doesn't really see the government any money and doubles the out-of-pocket cost for 60 fibril to be covered under the plan? and my understanding that correctly? >> congresswoman, we didn't study the first decade or we don't usually city budget resolution alternately distinguish between federal cost. by our analysis it is more expensive to treat a 65-year-old and treat that person through medicare today for 65-year-old, but the plan also overtime reduces the federal government's payment. so we shall overtime the plan reducing federal payment relative to the medicare system. but we also show, as you know the beneficiaries of paying more. >> just

so there is a trade-off there that we can do is try to hallucinate the trade-off, but it's up to you your colleagues how to receive. >> thank you. i want to shift to medicare just the last couple minutes that i have. cbo's analysis of the voucher payments in mr. ryan's plan in 2022 says basically it's equal to what is 65-year-old would cost than traditional medicare. my question is kind of typing in the first year of the program the voucher doesn't really see the government any money and doubles the out-of-pocket cost for 60 fibril to be covered under the plan? and my understanding that correctly? >> congresswoman, we didn't study the first decade or we don't usually city budget resolution alternately distinguish between federal cost. by ouranalysis it is more expensive to treat a 65-year-old and treat that person through medicare today for 65-year-old, but the plan also overtime reduces the federal government's payment. so we shall overtime the plan reducing federal payment relative to the medicare system. but we also show, as you know the beneficiaries of paying more. >> just in my