they have deleariums. >> of course that do i. >> that's hallucination. what if he's hallucinating? >> i don't know whether he was hallucinating or not. but, when he came to, he certainly felt he had done some terrible terrible things. >> are you doing anything in connection with this in relation to some of the films that have been been in hollywood? you remember the film, lost weekend and the rivoting film, leaving las vegas where a person just drank himself to death. do you do anything with hollywood on these other films like old school or animal house or cocktail which makes alcoholic beverage taking fun, romantic, cool? >> i think that's terrible. i think that hollywood's obligation is to portray the stuff realistically and the lost weekend did portray it. the fantastic movie with a big impact. i think television's obligation is the same thing. look at the "wil and grace" show. they have a character on there hooked on vikatin and pun cutesy but they don't have all the stuff that happens to you when you're hooked on vikatin. the diarrhea, the physical breakdown, the mental breakd

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

levy aron has told attorneys he hears voices and has had hallucinations. jeff pegues has details. >> reporter: no matter how much they hear about the case. >> i don't know how anybody could do that. >> reporter: there are still so many unanswered questions for this community. residents line up behind the barricades, some praying, others staring at the home that has become a symbol of the horror a little boy endured. the search for evidence in the home continued but what about the man who lived here? >> he looked quite the normal guy. he was quiet. didn't talk much. >> reporter: but authorities allege he is a killer. they say he's a man who kicked and murdered a little boy then disposed of the body parts. police say it included the 8-year-old's struggle to survive. police commissioner ray kelly says, leibby kletzky tried to fight. >> it's reasonable to say at this time based on the marks on the defendant here that there was some struggle. >> reporter: the suspect appeared inourt for the first time and during the arraignment levy aron stood with his head dow

fisherman talks about being tossed into the sea, finding shelter on a he is cluded island and hallucinations. >> a cop chasing a guy this way said don't move or i'll shoot. >> a wild chase in vallejo sends innocent bystanders to the hospital including a 5-year- old boy. >>> locked and loaded inspection, not anymore. a month after an infant was shot and killed in east palo alto, what happened today to prevent such another tragedy. >> announcer: complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> good evening. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. we begin with breaking news in richmond where three people were killed today. ktvu's eric rasmussen is on the scene. has just talked to detectives there. where are you exactly in richmond and what have you learned? >> reporter: well, we're in the triangle courthousing development, part of the richmond public housing. this all happened about 90 minutes ago. you can see the scene is very active here right now. police have taped off a large area but you can see by where they're standing, they've focused in on this

all night, he saw the sun rise and wrote a poem about a snowy evening as if, he said, he'd had a hallucination>> stopping by woods on a snowy evening. whose woods these are i think i know. his house is in the village though; he will not see me stopping here to watch his woods fill up with snow. my little horse must think it queer to stop without a farmhouse near between the woods and frozen lake the darkest evening of the year. he gives his harness bells a shake to ask if there is some mistake. the only other sound's the sweep of easy wind and downy flake. the woods are lovely, dark and deep. but i have promises to keep, and miles to go before i sleep, and miles to go before i sleep.

the iditarod,.fighters, a significant% of the sleep deprived fantastic hallucinations of being sitting there on this by talking to them. i've had some of these experiences have noticed that transcontinental bakeries there is going hours and hours, days without sleep and all sorts of weird hallucination. the brain is capable of goodness under ulcers of condition, projecting out for myself something else that is not material. no way argued that this is entirely in the brain, 100% it product to burn or uninspired nothing else. but again a minty minority house. it is just the software running on the hardware, but it exists in the matrix amaya. zero, i'm not going to adjudicate that debate here, but a arguing fact is that green dice from tumors or brain damage, injury, especially for an senility and dementia, as those runs faisal faisal, the memories and personality of the person fadeaway, just on. where did it go? i claim that goes nowhere because it is stored there in the system. so the only way to achieve immortality with you to better science and technology, download this neural pattern

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all night, he saw the sun rise and wrote a poem about a snowy evening as if, he said, he'd had a hallucination stopping by woods on a snowy evening. whose woods these are i think i know. his house is in the village though; he will not see me stopping here to watch his woods fill up with snow. my little horse must think it queer to stop without a farmhouse near between the woods and frozen lake the darkest evening of the year. he gives his harness bells a shake to ask if there is some mistake. the only other sound's the sweep of easy wind and downy flake. the woods are lovely, dark and deep. but i have promises to keep, and miles to go before i sleep, and miles to go before i sleep.

in other words, hallucinations, delusions, a total break from reality. i'm not quite sure what medication they may be giving him. it is some sort of antipsychotic medication. i'm not sure it's an oral mcor an injectable psychotropic type of medicine. >> people have been talking about this idea, forcefully medicating him. >> yes. >> what does that entail? forcing him down to swallow something or injecting him? >> normally what they do, they will try to convince him to take oral medications. that will be the first step. if he does take them, they'll make sure he swallowed the medications. if he refuses to take the oral medications they will give him the injectable antipsychotic medications. they will use a minimal amount of force in order to hold him down so he is not a danger to himself or others as he's being injected with this antipsychotic medication. >> a lot of people in the health care field about been talking to me and talking about this issue. it is a dual loyalty issue. you're treating him to make him bet r better. is this a conflict do you think

levi aron told his attorney he sometimes hears voices and has hallucinations. watch. andrea canning has more from new york. >> reporter: he's accused of an unthinkable crime. and as an angry crowd shouted in the distance, levi aron appeared in court charged with the murder of leibby kletzky. >> i have serious concerns about the defendant's mental state -- >> reporter: monday 8-year-old leibby asked his parents to let him walk home alone from camp for the first time, just seven short blocks. but the boy took a wrong turn and asked the wrong man for directions. leibby and his attacker can be seen on this surveillance video. leibby's parents felt they were acting safely. they had even practiced the route and were waiting for him. but he never arrived. now the tragedy has parents everywhere talking about when children should be allowed to walk home alone. each year about 115 children are abducted by strangers. experts say a seemingly safe neighborhood can be an even greater risk. >> the predator picks a place where a child will walk down the street because crime do

they were these big birds but i was hallucinating because i hadn't had water. >> reporter: after he and the others were rescued, some said the crew of the feshing boat fended only for themselves but gibson says he saw them. as for the search that continues today, he holds out hope for the seven men missing. >> i just hope they're somewhere on one of those islands out there waiting to be helped. >> the coast guard station says a c 130 conducted its fifth day of searching off the mexican coast with no sign of the missing. >>> we're getting some new pictures of that doomed fishing veszyle, the eric, charles gibson shared these photos from aboard that ship. one photo shows the bunks below deck where the fishermen were sleeping last sunday when it began to sank. there was also an ice chest on board. they were able to cling to the ice chests as floatation devices when the vessel went down in rough seas. we'll have more on the unedited video of the fishermen being rescued last week. >>> in hayward, a stand off with a gun man who fired at police officers ended this morning with the suspect shoo

. >> gibson said he was so exhausted, he started hallucinating waiting for rescuers. he says he believes the seven could be still alive, especially if they reached one of the islands in the area. >>> congressional leaders are meeting with president obama at the white house, to continue debt negotiations. house speaker john boehner says the republicans will not budge on their stands. they will not support a plan to reduce the deficit about $4 trillion over the next seven years. boehner favors a smaller deficit reduction deal. we will have more on today's white house meeting. >>> in about an hour, the space shuttle atlantis will dock at the international space station. the four person crew spent their first full day. the shuttle appears to be in good condition. the main mission is to deliver supplies to the space station. this is the last shuttle flight in the fleet's 30 year history. ♪ [ music ] >>> good morning to you. a live look outside our doors, where the gray skies are back with us this morning, and our temperatures running a little cooler. from 2 to 4 degrees in

you didn't just hallucinate.just said you were right about the first amendment, letting religion -- listen, the same thing is true if christians wanted to build a church. i don't want the slippery slope for christianity. i don't want christians to build a church or temple. dangerous. >> eric: the ground zero mosque, bone fragments on the roof of the building. it was found. landing gear from the airplane that went through the roof at ground zero. wife can't the community come out and say not here? move it away. >> dana: are they really going to give them another place to put it in that area? maybe not. i don't understand why herman cain continues to answer the questions. >> bob: exactly. i don't either. >> dana: he is running for president of the united states. having been advisor to the president what i would have said is chris, i know why you're asking that question. let me tell you something, as president i would about medle in city and state affairs. they can make their own decision. i'll focus on jobs. >> bob

the records indicated you are paranoid, experiencing hallucinations, and you were exhibiting manic behaviorke what was going on at the time? >> yeah. >> are you on any psychiatric medications now? >> yeah. it's helped me a lot. >> how? >> it makes the voices and stuff go away. >> no further questions, your honor. >> you may step down. >> mr. gussman, you pass. good luck to you. you'll go to staffing on thursday. >> passing means the patient is ready to return to court to stand trial for his crime. atascadero state hospital with its razor wire and guards stationed on the perimeter looks nothing like a hospital. no one here talks about curing the patients. instead they talk about medication and a lot of it. enough to keep these patients from hurting themselves and others. this is where california sends its criminally insane, those who will be released, and those who will never be free. >> people who are watching this will find me to be a distasteful and unpleasant person to be around. the only thing i can say to you is this. if i don't get up today and tell you what these people look for. exa

officers responded and realized there were no intruders, and they believed the two bring bris were hallucinatingobably from the methamphetamine laboratory they found in the home. the sheriff spokesman put it "they were so high they called 9-1-1 on themselves." public service. that's it for "studio b" on wednesday afternoon. nice to have you. back for the fox report tonight, 6:00 in oxford, the dow down just a little bit today, probably wait telling see what washington does. but listen to this: the folks from zillow ran the opening day, the online real estate company

we never challenge their hallucinations. we always listen to them. then we try to make appropriate referrals. if we think they need to be medica medicated, we'll encourage them to consider it. >> in order to keep corey's behavior under control, he is proposed medication by the staff. >> that's how i do. medication time. about to get these medications right now. this is going to keep my nice. right now i'm on five psych pills. this morning i took three. tonight i'll take six. you know what i'm saying? >> corey represents the type of inmate that provides a daunting challenge for jails and prisons nationwide. they show certain symptoms of mental illness yet are incarcerated by the courts rather than hospitalized. >> mr. allen is in the general population unit. should someone be deemed incompetent, that would be -- and you wouldn't be housed in a jail. it would be at bridgewater where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he has poor impulse control. sometimes there are issues. sometimes he's in more nee

serving a life sentence for the murder of tye's other brother during a methamphetamine-induced hallucination. >> at the time i really thought he was my enemy. i don't know. i wished i wouldn't have killed him but -- >> now what we normally do is find out who the offenders are associated with. if we find out who they're associated with, we also shake down who they're associated with. >> that means even though the knife was found on his brother, ronnie tye will have his cell inspected for contraband as well. >> tye, shake down. >> what is this all about every [ bleep ] time? that's bull [ bleep ]. what did they get my brother with? >> he had a seven-inch shank. >> seven inch? >> seven inch shank. >> i don't know what the [ bleep ] he's thinking. he's a grown man. i love him. he's my brother. i'd die with him if somebody was trying to hurt him. he'll deal with it. there ain't too much he can do to him. he's already got a life sentence pretty much. >> doing the shakedown. one of the things you want to do is you want to check the obvious. you want to check the un-obvious. there have been times wh

we never challenge their hallucinations.e always listen to them and then we try to make appropriate referrals. so if we feel like they need to make psychiatry, need to be medicated, we'll encourage medication and, if possible, have them see psychiatry and have them prescribed. >> in order to have corey's medication controlled, he is managed by the mental health staff. >> it's time to do medication time. medication right now. this is going to keep me nice, you know what i'm saying? >> right now i'm pills. today i took three. tonight i'll take six. you know what i'm saying? >> corey represents the type of inmate that shows symptoms of mental illness yet are incarcerated by the courts rather than hospitalized. >> mr. allen is in the general population unit. should someone be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed. you would be at bridgewater which is where our state facility is. >> corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse con

we never challenge their hallucinations.always listen to them and then we try to make appropriate referrals. so if we feel like they need to see psychiatry, we make sure that happens. if they need to be medicated, we'll encourage medication and, if possible, have them see psychiatry and have them prescribed. >> in order to have corey's behave your under control, he is prescribed medication by the jail's mental health staff. >> i'm a g man. that's how i do it. medication time. about to get the medication right now. this will keep me nice, you know what i'm saying. >> right now i'm on five medications. i'm on five psych pills. this morning i took three. tonight i'll take six, you know what i'm saying? >> corey represents the type of inmate that provides a daunting challenge for jails and prisons nationwide. they show certain symptoms of mental illness, yet are incarcerated by the courts rather than hospitalized. >> mr. allen is in the general population unit. should someone be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychi