jani has turned 10. she still struggling with the same hallucinations but now her parents have another concern. they fear her little brother may be schizophrenic as well. >> when noticed that jani was isolated. she wanted to play with her imaginary friends more than real friends. >> jani was diagnosed at 6 with schizophrenia. >> it's like we entered this dark tunnel and i was scared. >> i felt terrified that i was going to have to watch her slip away. >> jani sees things, she feels things, she hears things that other people don't. >> here's the kitty cat. >> i know she's hallucinating when she looked up to the ceiling with her eyes locked on something. >> jani has tactile hallucinations a lot. the worst is when she feels like she's having diarrhea. >> you don't have it. you're okay. >> jani has probably over 100 animals, numbers and people in her world. according to jani, they all exist in a police called calalini or roxie. some of the hallucinations tell her what to do and how to act. >> 400. >> the cat

>> i want to say thank you first and foremost to my sister janis and my family.w without her, she put in thousands of hours as an attorney. and without her, i wouldn't be here. and you saved my life. >> thank you. >> and um -- and through the websites for jasonp.com, there's a whole network of people that, again, that i don't even know that have been supporting me and fighting for my freedom. and so i just want to say thank you to all those people. and i hope i can get to meet every one of them, including yourself, anderson, i must say that i owe you a thank you, as well. the coverage that you gave me, international coverage definitely stepped up pressure. and so i thank you, as well. >> i'm glad you're home. >> thanks. >>> well, a royal legal battle over topless photos of kate middleton. that's next. first a french magazine, now an italian magazine has published the photos. max foster spoke with kate and william today. what they have to say about the scandal next. those surprising little things she does still make you take notice. there are a million reasons why

. >> announcer: then on tuesday, a child -- >> janie has hallucinations. >> dr. phil: she's seeing something that isn't there. >> announcer: with >> i just wanted to find out the truth about my son. i'm still max's mom even though he's not here and i have a duty as a parent just as if he were here to take care of him, find out what happened and follow this through to the end whatever it deems. >> dr. phil: that was dina schacknai whose 6-year-old son was in a coma after falling over a railing in his mansion. his baby sitter was found hanged. three days after rebecca was found hung, max passed away in the hospital. are their doctored connected? >> i got involved in this case when the attorneys for mrs. schacknai contacted me. it was early on right after max had died. many questions came up about the quality of the investigation, specifically about the bio mechanics of how the injuries occurred to max. i was given the scene photos, the reports generated by the medical examiner, sheriff department, police department, witness interviews. it didn't make sense. the rep

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. >> janie is the first string kicker and according to these student, the one who sent the message from above. >> he walked over to tori and they walked over to the stadium and a teddy bear that said, dear tori, will you go to homecoming with me, love jamie. it was so cute. >> his father is a pilot for the u.s. custom border patrol. and according to officials, he did not get authorization for the drop. hedid, however, get permission from the principal. >> our understanding is that the father was a licensed pilot who consistently flies over that area. the principal was clear that it could be done safely. >> the pilot has been reassigned while cbp officials review the incident. >> who can say i got asked to homecoming with a teddy bear from a helicopter? no one can say that. i think it's cool. >> peggy fox, 9news now. >> helicopters are cool. but that pilot has been temporarily reassigned since he did not ask for permission. disciplinary action is pending. >>> montgomery county world war ii veterans honored today. albert was a member of the 106th infantry division. he was captured by the

i hope she tells what it's like when the heat was like a small town, janis joplin wondering around the neighborhood, jefferson airplane. so maryland, i'm glad you're here as well. i want to learn by reading a section of the book that i think also conveys the sense of toughness. about the haight in particular. alvin walsh told me about this group, the neighborhood at best, a hero of the haight. i was amazed. i never read about this group before. a commune called for greater commune. how many people here ever heard of that commune? quite a few. that's great. it was news to me when i was doing interviews. the good earth commune had several houses in the neighborhood here. they were not coming up from the stereotype histories can a stereotypical cities. their ex-cons, vietnam veterans committee had been on the streets for a long time. they were tough and they knew they had to take care of themselves than they stood their ground. they moved into some of the abandoned houses in the area to fix them. they started businesses, a car mechanic's business, painting business, house painting busines

a documentary drama played by the inmates of a high security prison the career of poland vittorio jani began a one half a century ago they used to be journalists to filmmaking and in their first short film in nine hundred fifty four since then the brothers have always worked together . vittorio have shot about twenty movies so far then. hollywood filmmakers are among the most influential directors in europe they won the cannes film festival prize in one hundred seventy seven and the grand prix. in nine hundred eighty two. but. welcome to the show. thank you very much for being with us well first of all i would like to ask you how was the idea of the caesar. how did you come up with it. it was a spur of the moment decision usually we spend a lot of time working in films. we write we come up with stories many of our stories end up in the desk drawer and years later we come back to them. but this time our friend called us out of the blue and suggested why don't you visit this next some security prison. where the inmates searing very long sentence even life sentences say shakespeare then t

well meanwhile city manager about a month janie says striker circular i could return from injury in time to face way out and was among the players that had a walk around the pitch after arriving in the spanish capital on monday also there was david silva who's just signed a new five year deal at the club has won his side's they'll need to be at their best. but it is clear that when everything goes well they're much more confident things work out better for them and they do things that are actually impossible to achieve but it is more difficult for them when they have this doubt which can be a double edged sword because the beast real madrid carry inside can wake up any moment they have a great team with great players. whom we've also already french champions montpellier eighth of their group b. open up and have dropped russian veto but they are shopping for the eighteen and squad he's replaced by the returning absolutely rb while we took my money continues to deputize in goal for the injured wojciech szczesny the gunners are on a high after saturday's six one thrashing of southampton whi

. >> janie is schizophrenic. >> she's agitated. >> her hallucinations tell her to jump off buildings. >> why did you investigate your future daughter-in-law? >> you have nothing on me. >> i have never been convicted of anything. >> dr. phil: this isn't your first marriage? >> this is my fifth. >> dr. phil: there should be red flags all over the place. >> i didn't want to come on here so you could embarrass me. you want to pick and pull out of little things that i've done wrong. >> dr. phil: don't tell me how to do my job. >> i didn't get pregnant to be on a tv show. >> dr. phil: i do think you did it to get on a tv show. you need to >> dr. phil: i do what i say. i told you no ambushes here. >> absolutely not. >> dr. phil: i'm back with robert blake. you said in the book, you talk about the fact that you don't have any friends left, you don't have any family left. we were interviewing you before and you said it's not the things that the people in your life take from you. it's the fact that when they take from you, you lose them, too. >> yeah. >> dr. phil: and so you have said -- and th

the so-called average citizen really does want as janis joplin put it a mercedes-benz.ably not much else. he or she is grateful to the corporations for supplying us with oceans of consumer goods and to the pentagon for protecting us from those awful arabs working in the middle east. and the possibilities for fundamental change appear to be quite small. what would be called a set of different institutions in a different type of culture. personally i doubt there's much chance of that. america is what it

. >> janis, for you, what's it been like?f folks say he wouldn't be out now if it wasn't for all r effort. >> we had a team of incredible people that some of them knew jason and some of them didn't, and they fought loyally for him for two years. my world has been we have exhausted every resource that we have.ay with nowi would go back and do it all again from the start. there are gangs, there are killers in there. i was with rapists and murderers and actual drug dealers and it's a very violent place. there's a lot of tension between different groupsthere. and not only the conditions but the other people around guree in prison? >> day by day minute by minute, it's the fight for your life every second of the day. >> do you feel free?first things i did when it out was a hot shower showers i>>n the hot think about sent to pr dedicated your life aragua. i still believe in its i still love the people there.er wrongful convictions in olateragua. world follow your case closely. and you know, thought ab for you and wanted to . followi

northeast and down the atlantic coast, as you can see, strong winds, heavy rain, potential for tornadoes, janisng it. where is the danger now? >> the new york city area where we have severe thunderstorm warning and still tornado watches in effect that extend from delaware up toward new york city and new england. you can see that line right on top of us. we have a ground stop at la guardia and jfk. you can see the severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for the new york city area as the squall line continues to move eastward through the evening. that tornado watch for new york extended into 9:00 p.m. and the one for new england, until 11 p.m. >> shep: where should people be keeping an eye out over the next few hours or so? >> the northeast and certainly the east coast are severe threat extends down the eastern seaboard. but that concentrated risk really along the east coast, bellmawr have a, up toward new york city. it's a quick moving system. however, we're still going to see wind gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour. the flooding threat as well. in some cases, half an inch to an inch of rain an

. >> purging janie the stopage. punching him in the face. twisting of the arms.lying body pressure, body weight on jamie's body. >> reporter: according to court documents, garrettson is connected to 64 incidents of the alleged abuse caught on camera. investigators say mcduffy was engaged in 66 incidents. >> the defendants in this case preyed on a vulnerable victim, a person who could not speak and defend himself. as such, both of them are a danger to the community. if they can do this to a vulnerable victim, what would stop them from doing it to somebody else in our society? >> reporter: after reviewing hundreds of videos, prosecutors say they were convinced horrible was happening to the victim at the hands of those who were trusted to take care of him. >> we wouldn't file these charges unless we could prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt, and from the videotapes that we've seen, we find them to be criminal in nature. what i did see i found to be very disturbing. i was very shocked and angered from an internal stomach gut feeling standpoint and i can only ima

janie randall has talked about my students are at an interesting paper about accepted in the constitution but it's not very prominent in the preamble or other articles. just as we occurred, debates have conversations about god on the coins, whether they were sufficient references to god on 9/11. so it's about the role of references to god in our national discourse and our public culture. >> we are kidding ourselves if we don't take is prominent in the central part of our formation. and you can argue neil is some more atheism. we know it's there. so the first amendment is what? congress shall walk the law? respect the establishment for the free exercise thereof. otherwise stay out of it and leave people alone. when it comes to the religion, obviously assumes the religion. and there's god. we do with the religion square. they weren't like worshiping a pope or something. they believe in god. so i'm not going to revise this to pretend they grew up in a religious environment and i was going to be up priest. i'm glad and i thank god i believe in god or would probably be enormously angry right n

janie: mary todd would think that she was above this.t do this if you were from a well-to-do family. sebak: now everybody does it. you got tiny, individual yard sales and common spaces like this field, where jessica padgett has piles of stuff. i don't know -- clothes and candles. i've got married last month, and some of it's wedding-shower gifts. my husband's really proud of that inspector gadget thing, the doll that they had at mcdonald's. somethin' wrong with him? i've been told to watch it and make sure it don't get gone unless i can sell it for good. we've been shoppin' and lookin' at stuff. at first, there was not very many toys, but after that, when there was so many toys at every places. sebak: you browse and you drive. you stop in this motel courtyard, where reg moulton sells old stuff, and betty westfall has a mix of things. it's a convenient spot. it's real nice. yesterday morning at 10:00, i left the parkway. i bought all the way. well, i came here on wednesday, and i was thinkin', "oh, no, this isn't gonna be very good." it's

. >> whenever they are on is great and the movie includes janis joplin. really like the big chill but it is a bit too long. two hats.. but still worth seeing. and for the delicious nest that you have brought us of our own ghiradelli.. >> thank you. speaking of the chocolate. we still have that overcast conditions but it is being lifted. >> with your holiday forecast. >> good morning from our walnut creek camera still low clouds. but sunshine still expected. very similar to yesterday. we do have a significant warm up. and gradual cooling. temperatures by noon are going to be in the 50s and 60s for afternoon highs will see even 60s and even 80s in some other areas. in the south-bay, still decent. 80s in los gatos. and the east bay in the valleys. 80 degrees in walnut creek and pittsburgh. antioch 66 degrees expected in alameda. and low 70's for other south and the beaches and 63 in pacifica and the north bay with 77 in napa and 75 in san rafeal and things are going to warm up. 80s for the bay. our new 24 hour channel is on comcast one countron 193. -- >> th

." >> jani has hallucinations a lot. >> dr.here. >> it's schizophrenia. >> announcer: dr. phil takes you inside the world. >> dr. phil: here hallucinations tell her to jump off building. >> announcer: of a 10-year-old child. >> dr. phil: she's been agitated. >> with schizophrenia. >> dr. phil: this is an inability to get a thought and stay with it. what is calalini? >> i don't know. >> dr. phil: let's do it. if we're going to do something here that matters, then we've got to deal with the truth. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> dr. phil: if i can help get this family back on track, are you willing to do that? >> ready, three. take. >> dr. phil: this is going to be a changing day in your life.

. >> purging janie the stopage. punching him in the face. twisting of the arms.lying body pressure, body weight on jamie's body. >> reporter: according to court documents, garrettson is connected to 64 incidents of the alleged abuse caught on camera. investigators say mcduffy was engaged in 66 incidents. >> the defendants in this case preyed on a vulnerable victim, a person who could not speak and defend himself. as such, both of them are a danger to the community. if they can do this to a vulnerable victim, what would stop them from doing it to somebody else in our society? >> reporter: after reviewing hundreds of videos, prosecutors say they were convinced horrible was happening to the victim at the hands of those who were trusted to take care of him. >> we wouldn't file these charges unless we could prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt, and from the videotapes that we've seen, we find them to be criminal in nature. what i did see i found to be very disturbing. i was very shocked and angered from an internal stomach gut feeling standpoint and i can only ima

the so-called average citizen does what is janis joplin put it, a mercedes-benz. he or she is grateful to the corporations for supplying us with consumer goods into the pentagon for protecting us from those offer a bribes looking in the middle east. then the possibilities for fundamental change appear to be quite small. for what would be called for is the saddest different institutions in a very different type of culture. personally, i doubt there's much chance of that. america is after all what it is. >> watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> next, dambisa moyo talks about china's efforts to control basic resources, which she says is huge, surpassing the demands around the world following the industrial revolution. this is about an hour and 15. >> good evening. how is everybody doing tonight? everybody is awake i hope, not freezing. my name is alyse cato, director of community programs at the world affairs council. chinese firms come in many undergoing elbow in case you haven't figured that out by now. they are purchasing commodities, investing re