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understanding of reality that wouldn't be possible without that experience whether or not it's a hallucination or not it is the exact same experience so if you are actually going to another dimension and communicating with god or whether you think you are because you're taking this psychedelic drug the experience is indistinguishable to you and even terence mckenna is work through an anthropological lens talking about the origin of human evolution. and so there is just such a vast history of that kind of taboo. talk about of course because psychedelics are legal there are very taboo sorts of dialogue in our society today and you've also said that i don't follow any organized religion joe but it seems like you're a very spiritual person and what does the concept of god mean to you well i don't you know it's a weird word it gets gets thrown about by so many different people that have so many different ideas attached to it whether it's christianity or islam or judaism or mormonism what what it means to me the just the idea if you are a race all religion race all ideologies what is there oh path t

his hallucinations were so well defined and in such great detail, it just didn't fit into the typicalhrenic type of presentation. >> all the way back to the wall. >> i think everything he did was ploy to get done with the lockup time. he's currently pacing back and forth in the cell and doesn't want to talk to anybody. >> i'm cool. ain't nothing wrong. i'm back in here, got a light. i don't care. i can mess with them. >> will he act out again? i think he will act out. he doesn't want to be up here. that's what he's thinking about. >> coming up -- nick dicillo's drug addiction leads him to a new beginning. >>> walter cooperwood holds the rank of boss in the heartless felons a cleveland gang. cooperwood has had his eye on the top spot. >> i want to be the hnic, i want to call all the shots and be the top man. >> incarceration however, especially in a 23 hour a day lockup can have a way of altering goals. >> want to talk to me? >> yeah. >> cooperwood asks to speak to officer henderson who tried to get through to the 18-year-old inmate in the past. >> i already talked to everybody, you kn

er from both auditory hallucinations and somnambulism, only seven. that's him. how do you know? i recognize the face. what did the principal say? am i suspended? we'll be lucky if they don't press charges. for what? fighting? he started it. for selling prescription drugs. how long have you been off your medication? i'm not selling them, he stole them. ask dylan. i can't ask dylan. dylan's in the er. the teacher who found him said he was ranting about how you... how i what? doesn't matter. clearly he's out of his mind because he's on your pills. i can't believe i'm going through this again, everything i went through with your dad. i thought if i got the right doctors and drugs, i could spare you what he went through. i'm sorry. (cell phone vibrating) i gotta get back to work. i can walk home. it's five blocks. i'm sure i can stay out of trouble. okay. stephen: (telepathically) cara, can you hear me? where are you? stephen: (telepathically) john and pearl street, someone's following me. (tires squealing) (tires screeching) whoa. hello, stephen. who are you? you look just like him,

stephen: (in his head) no, no, no, you're a hallucination, you're not real, you're only in my head. woman: just because i'm only in your head doesn't mean i'm not real. stop shutting me out. you have to believe me, you're in danger... shut up! excuse me, mr. jameson? nothing. i'm sorry, i wasn't talking to you. who were you talking to? woman: you're not crazy. i've been trying to tell you that for a month. you know, uh, sorry, i'm not feeling well, gonna have to go to the nurse. (door slams) what's up, stevie? remember those pills you gave me last week? oh, the ones you stole? yeah, they were pretty sweet on top of a few adderall. that particular medication is an antipsychotic. no wonder you're fond of them. good luck with the crazy! good luck with the diarrhea. (faint laughter) (boy giggling) you made it disappear! don't believe everything you see. woman: wake up, stephen. i can prove you're not crazy. i can prove i'm real. how? meet me at the broad street subway station in 10 minutes. woman: get on the train. you gotta be kidding me. woman: you're almost there, stephen. almost whe

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at the symptoms that would be more indicative of post partum psychosis, hearing voices, having hallucinations, having very dramatic delusions. and those would be treatby psychotropic medications. >> these are people who like in lori jane's report who occasionally appear in washington, d.c. is this city a magnet for some type of personalities or why? >> when i started working at st. elizabeth back in 1985, we saw archived articles talking about this phenomenon 50 years before that back in the '20s around '30s. this is a well-known phenomenon that applies to a few other cities that have religious significance around the world. >> what other world? >> one is jerusalem, there is a psychiatric term called jerusalem, because of the religious symbolic importance. think of it this way joie, if you are as a individual having psychotic dilutions or psychotic symptoms where you can't really understand exactly what's going on and you know other people aren't experiencing this, you sit back and think to yourself what's going on here? now if your dilution is of a religious bent you might go to jerusalem or

hallucinations, depression. some reacted eventually with violent, uncontrollable anger. >> bobby delalo knows what it was like. he was in solitary for five year. >> you go crazy. you hear guys saying yeah, what? the ventilator called his name. a thing that really scared me in there is i was watching my humanity and compassion slipping out of my grasp. >> john russer is chairman of the washington, d.c. corrections officers union. he thinks as do many prison guards nationwide the solitary is getting a bad rap. it's necessary to preserve the safety of inmates and guards within the prison. >> i do not see how you could run a prison system at all without -- without some type of segregation. and i don't prefer to use the term solitary -- >> solitary? >> solitary, yes. i think that has too many negative c negati negligent connotation. >> and bobby delalo ended up in solitary after trying to escape. >> five years and one month for trying to escape. i embarrassed the department of corrections. >> when he got out of priso

he is just, like, slumped over and he is like hallucinating. >> reporter: was he saying anything? >> no. he is in a suicide close. >> reporter: what do you mean by that? >> you have a special quilt and blanket in case you are suicidal. >> reporter: the chief of the moisswould not go into details about the moments that duran gave himself up, but he did say this? >> he took a lot of work on the negotiator's part to have it end the way it was. >> that was mallory huff reporting. records show that duran has several convictions going back more than ten years of they include drug possession, assault with a deadly weapon, domestic violence and attempted carjacking. the police chief says one officer remains hospitalized in serious condition. others have been treated and released. >> grieving students in nevada did something constructive to remember their math teacher. they held a fund-raiser for the teacher killed by a 12-year-old student who had a .9 mm. gun. the student then killed himself. landsberry a former marine tried to stop the shooting by asking calm where i for for the gun. >>>

like he is hallucinating. >> according to the former inmate. he is not in the usual jail jump suit. they placed him in suicide clothes. and he is in a special blanket so he doesn't try to hurt himself. >> this is not the first time he has had a run in with the law. he has several convictions going back to more than a decade. >> assault with a deadly weapon. carjacking and domestic violence. >>> this is the urban shield event. >> please help. >> about 5600 fire and medical personnel came to the bay area for the hands on training. by the time the weekend is over, they will have participated in you different scenarios and not slept for 48 hours. >> it is grueling and it is good training, the best training you will of ever get and it is good for everybody involved. >> well, this is the largest training event. and for the first responders in the nation. one of the most emotional moments wases when police officers from newtown, connecticut shared their experiences from the sandy hook shooting. >>> police have arrested one person and looking for another. through twitter early this morning,

if you've ever been up that long, you know you're hallucinating. you know what i'm saying? he was high on crystal meth. >> basically what i thought when they come in. i mean like i had friends running in and out all the time, you know. it was a bachelor house, you know what i'm saying? and basically i thought they were just coming to rob me. >> i think things got out of hand for poor jason. >> shot one with a 9 millimeter twice in the leg, shot one with the bow and arrow in the gut. >> prior to prison, both men had been married. but as they revealed in some surprisingly candid confessions to our crew, they took very different approaches to matrimony. >> what happened to your wife? >> she didn't want to get a divorce, but i divorced her anyway because i wanted her to move on with her life. i got so much time now, 17 1/2 years. i still got parole but it's hard telling when i'll make it. i just wanted her to move on with her life. >> in contrast, bishop was receiving letters and occasional visits from both his wife and an ex-girlfriend. >> does your wife know about the other w

so hard to describe because i would sit bolt upright in bed, and i felt like i was going crazy, hallucinating>> and your heart's pounding, you are hyper ventilating. if it goes on, you get tingly in the finger tips, blurry vision and you feel slightly nauseous. and you really think that, um, the end is near. you are gonna die. >> do yoacious -- do you attribute your diagnosis as one of the causes of the panic attack, in relationship with hepatitis c? >> you are right on. my therapist said i had separation anxiety from wynona. it's a disease process that affects the brain, the neurochemicals in the brain and you are out of your own life, but all of that, and i started having them in 1990. they abated and completely subsided until 4 months ago and it happened, and it's because, again, a serious personal problem that i hadn't acknowledged and worked through. >> i suffered from panic attacks after my sister passed away, i would go in public, i felt like i was gonna die, sweaty, couldn't breathe, chest pains. and you used emdr, that's exactly what i used. >> did you? >> for 3 months i did emdr, ey

the next stage is the psychosis and these patients experience hallucinations, dilutions, they can hear voices and in some cases, they even have thoughts of harming their own children. dr. mesina says those who feel down for more than a few weeks after pregnancy should seek immediate advice from a physician. we have more information on this, on our health page at wusa9.com. >>> our other big story today, the government shutdown. day four still no agreement. president obama says they want a temporary spending bill on his desk. president obama, joe biden stepped out for lunch today. he has no immediate plans to sit down with republicans. >> i am happy to have negotiations with the republicans and speaker boehner on a whole range of issues. but we can't do it with a gun held to the head of the american people. >> this isn't some game. the american people don't want the government shutdown and neither do i. >> house republicans continue to push legislation to reopen parts of the federal government, including the veteran's administration, the national institutes of health and the parks depar

i mean, am i hallucinating, congressman? >> not at all, reverend. as a matter of fact, the president was very strong with regard to promoting the affordable care act. you know, senator cruz is a very interesting fella. as i listen to him, i wonder what does he say to that person who in his state by the way with one out of every four people being uninsured, i wonder what he says to that person who has a colon cancer and cannot get health insurance. i wonder who he keeps saying he's talking for them. well, there are a lot of people that have been granted an opportunity to buy health insurance. some of them for the first time in their careers. and folks on the other side of the aisle are basically trying to take something that has been given -- when i say given i mean the opportunity to buy it -- away from them. that's significant. in some way, we've got to make sure that we get this right. krystal ball is right. we've got to deal with these issues that we're having with regards to the website. but keep in mind, as the president said, this is much bigg

we know that there was a police report that indicated he was hearing voices and was hallucinating aboutto him in a hotel room nearby. my legislation not only will allow more audit of the process of background checks, more themselves so people will be more likely to report when they have access to information. >> more going on? >> one, a lawsuit filed that was made public just days ago that lays out damaging information about it. he also did snowden's check. an ongoing investigation could lead to more criminal charges. there have been a number of criminal charges brought against some of the employees. looking hour systemic was this fraud in terms of the way they are doing background checks. >> i want to also ask you about an investigation you pursued following an investigation on staged arrival ceremonies from remains from asia and hawaii where we reported military was staging ceremonies towing airplanes up who brought them back and weren't remains being identified. so families were misled. >> these were ginned up photo ops. nothing was arriving. this was a pr effort that was not forthco

. >> did you begin to wonder if you started hallucinating or perhaps someone had spiked your morningfee with rohypnol when you heard a republican claim with clear face, they had offered viable alternatives to the affordable care act. >> well, i think, martin, that congressman pass crawl, i think, expressed the exacerbation and frustration i think we as democrats are feeling about our republican colleagues. you know, if this wasn't a serious hearing, we would all be laughing right now. because we all know that they're not about fixing the problem as democrats are. they're about trying to find a problem they can exploit. they're exploiting this as best they can. as i pointed out, the attention of the other side of the aisle, the republicans, is not to fix the problem. they want to undo -- unravel the whole, as mr. reichert said in the hearing, he wants to take a chain saw to this. >> you've anticipated my next question, congressman. >> okay. >> because as you're saying, things didn't seem to get much better. the hearing moved on from drunk karaoke to the texas chain saw massacre with,

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psychosis or other things can cause it, which means psychotic symptoms like delutions, like auditory hallucinationse that but it's a psychiatric emergency and it means they need immediate treatment. >> here's the interesting thing, i hear people all the time when they're going through issues in a relationship or whatever, even family members, they'll break up with somebody. they're acting erratically, acting crazy. isn't that the time you pull closer to that person to help them instead of leaving them hanging? >> you're speaking of a real problem, which is the stigma and shame that surrounds mental illness and the fear that you might somehow feel these same feelings this other person is feeling makes people pull away when the very thing they need is not people just stepping in and supporting them, which they do need, but they need people to take them to an emergency room or make sure that they see their psychiatrist more than once or make sure they're taking their medications, especially when they're talking about postpartum situations because there's a baby who needs to stay bonded with their moth

auditory and visual hallucinatio hallucinations.pression and psychosis both of them need to be managed often psychiatrically with medication. it's not something that people can work their way through like the baby influences. >> the carey family wants to know if protocol has been operating careful there is any way that this woman driving with this 1400 pound weapon as it's been called to reason with? >> what people do, in delusion, what they believe is right. she might have been treated this well. however, over menstrual cycles can trigger this. traumatic brain injury can be a factor. previous histories in a family. and other triggers could lead down the road to some of these outcomes we see. >> dr. e. we appreciate your expertise. there's still discrepancies on any injuries that might have happened leading up to this. >> a lot of questions. >> we may not know exactly what she was thinking. thanks for joining us. >>> you have to admit, the government shutdown is not much to see actually. there are no explosions, no wreckage or ragin

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