keith humphreys, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, stanford school of medicine, department of psychiatry, stanford, california. beverly haberle, project director, pennsylvania recovery organization, achieving community together, southeast pennsylvania. joe powell, executive director, association of persons affected by addiction, dallas, texas. dr. thomasina borkman, professor of sociology emerita, george mason university, fairfax, virginia. keith, let's start out by letting the audience know what is the need for treatment in terms of substance use and mental disorders in this country? a lot of people aren't aware of how prevalent these conditions are, but amazingly there are 45 million american adults who meet the criteria for a mental health problem. and 23 million who meet it for substance use, alcohol or drugs. and most of those who also smoke and the overlap between those groups is about 10 million people who struggle with both of those problems. so that means at any given time one in four people in this country could conceivably benefit from treatment for mental health

in spite of all of this, there will be some individuals right, keith, that will relapse? absolutely. and what should the family do and what should the individual do in the event that there is a relapse? i'm so glad you brought that up because i think the one element about recovery oriented systems of care we probably haven't talked about it's the recognition that these problems are chronic and not acute. so a lot of times the way we set up treatment in the united states, we treat it like a broken bone or something. you go to the hospital, i set your bone, then you're done and you're going to heal naturally. but the truth is that most people will relapse. take a very common experience, quitting smoking. most people who have succeeded quitting smoking failed six or seven times. those are people that have succeeded. you see that in alcohol, you see that with the other drugs. so what that means is that you should not feel dispirited, shamed that you had a relapse. it's a very, it's highly likely you'll have a relapse. that's the nature of the condition. and by the way, people

. >> keith olbermann's new home, current tv. given msn and cnn a run for their money. what is current tv? david letterman is on the hit list. >> and judy miller, national review editor, rich lawrie and and jim pinningerton, and daily beast newspaper kirsten powers. i'm in for jon scott. fox news watch starts right now. >> i think there's an element of racism every time people claim the first black president doesn't love this country. here it comes from the radical country club that loves to remind white america, president obama is other, not like you, and perry also wants to let you know that he is pro business. >> i am a pro business governor. i don't make any apologies about it and i will be a pro business president getting america back to work is the most important issue that faces this country. [applause] >> being able to pay off 14 1/2 or 16 trillion dollars worth of debt, that big black cloud that hangs over america. >> that black cloud perry is talking about is president barack obama. >> wow, that was msnbc ed schultz accusing texas governor rick perry of racism

. >> you're keith, right? >> correct. >> what is your last name? >> williams. >> we have done the research as best we can on their background to determine if there's a criminal history, whether or not they're registered sex offender, somewhere, of course, we have the chat blog. it's all there in black and white. keith williams thought he was going to be meeting young teenage girl. what would have happened if i wasn't here, keith? you show up with booze. what else? >> that's all, booze. >> you got booze? you're going to booze up a 13-year-old girl? >> i don't even if she was 13, no matter what she says. >> what did she tell you? >> you're right. can we get down to you can hang around, i'm telling you i am wrong. >> it's not your first time down this road, chat wise. >> i'll get rid of my computer, i'm not that great on it anyway. i'll get rid of it. i'll never touch the thing again. i'll go to meetings whatever you need me to do. it's not that i'm kissing your ass, it's just that i know that i'm wrong. >> so many guys deny, deny, deny but williams a

what are you going to be looking for, keith? >> i'm going to be looking to see what happens to tim pawlenty. will he stay in the race or drop out because of -- >> what does he have to do to stay in the race? >> in the greenroom, we were discussing he has to finish second. he said something he can finish up in the top five and still say stay in the race. nobody will take him seriously if he is not in the top three. fourth or fifth, he may as well give it up. beyond that -- >> let me interrupt you. michele bachmann has taken the podium. lets listen. >> is right here in this room, in ames, iowa, we are going to do it together! and take it back. my name is michele bachmann. i am running to be the next president of the united states of america! and together we are going to make barack obama a one-term president. from one iowan to another, iowa will be the -- pace car, if you will, to set the tone and set the taste for bring thing country back to its greatness that it was intended for and that it was meant for. it is iowa where we are

hey, susan, have you seen keith? we were supposed to meet here to ride home together, but i can't seem to find him. hey, babe. you ready to go? yeah. [sighs] j.d.: as for us, even though it took a while, we finally put ourselves in someone else's shoes. will you please tell him that we know this must be hard for him? this must be hard for you. he knows. he'll be fine. he just wants what's best for his son. thank you for interpreting. yeah, no problem. that was for me. very impressive. stop talking, idiot. [laughs] >> august 2, 2011, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. great show tonight. jason bateman is here. i'm not sure what movie he is promoting because as far as i'm concerned he is in all of them. [laughter] and in all of our hearts. big day today. the senate passed and president obama signed a

commissioner maufas: is it keith? and i think you very much for presenting. -- thank you very much for presenting. thank you for sharing that you were looking through the summer for employment and found employment through this but also participated in helping make it come about. you can speak first him to -- firsthand to what the program needs. i am sure you have many friends who have needs as well. that is something i experienced. my daughter is around that age. i hear from people beyond the age of 18 and there are not a plethora of programs of summer employment for young people who have not finished college, who are still in school, who are trying to live on their round or with friends, or are still with family, and being a contributor. i hope this program can figure out how to nuance itself, after you do the evaluation and see how it runs, on how to incorporate young people who you may not know are undocumented. they may be your friends, but that is something in your background that exists. you may know many folks.

keith? going to explode if i have to watch dick cheney on another television interview. i have seen him everywhere talking about rehashing the past six years and it seems like he is not taking any responsibility for anything that went wrong in the bush administration, and everything that went well is his responsibility. so he is saying i'm right and everybody else is wrong. >> will? >> well, there is a reason that people like chris christie, and the same people that people like howard stern, because they tell you exactly what they think with no regard to your feelings or whether or not you agree. dick clayheney is in the same m and written a book and tells insider stories and he doesn't care if you agree with him or care about your feelings, and i don't know if it will make your head explode, but it is not a rehashing of the last eight years, keith. >> and you make explosive headlines with a book, so dick cheney is creating a sizzle saying, read my book and i'm not sure about people's heads

i think the statement keith just read was the consensus of the members of the progressive caucus. a disappointment in the deal, frustration with the deal, frustration at the items that we wanted to put on the agenda that needed to be heard in terms our revenue generation. concerns we had an expressed or extended periods of time dealing with that commission, its powers, and the trigger mechanisms part of this deal. and the negotiations from the conception that seemed to put vital domestic programs on the block in the areas that we need to -- that we said needed to be looked at, the tax breaks for corporations and individuals, were left off the table. that frustration is not just one that is billed out of the idea that we not -- we did not get out of our way urged our leadership over and over to take us to heart and to present a balanced and fair package. shared sacrifice, we believe in the concept, we believe in the concept of compromise, but we do not believe in a concept that is not a compromise, all taken no give, we feel that this is not a compromise. but we will stand in oppos

you for being on the other end of the mine keith spotter who. actually in the next room. a police officer for twenty five years he's now retired is mean past time is up really am radio. communications with disaster straight. me an earthquake on shipping and a couple months ago i really put a big chord in providing ricky communications with everything else feel there is one scenario he fears more than others through a silk over nuclear for oil really propagation and we're probably for all practical purposes sheesh around ten thousand dollars is the hefty price tag for these supplies but to preppers it's not just him grand sitting in a basement. but uncertainty taking over the us he's seen those who seem paranoid today may end up being the smartest tomorrow and artsy somerville new jersey. liberal news tonight six militants were killed in an anti terrorist raid of a couple of russians southern republican. police say among the dead was the leader of a terrorist cell responsible for attacks on security forces and officials it's thought that he helped train a suicide bomber wh

still likes to keith its secrets in the closet and to the people in power in the kremlin prefer to close the hole it was told not to fly was part of the k.g.b. only cards they were kept by the by the year the ukrainian bureau you know the link you still there and unlike in russia in ukraine there's actually calls to tional rights for relatives to get the documents so fortunately it didn't require really any any integrates of technical difficulties i just wrote to them and sure enough i got a you know a letter back saying you know your your your copas is here and you can you can you can view it and it's indeed and in terrifying documents they have you know you just walk into the building you get yourself a pass and then they and they give you the first of the files and they're going to find or there's a very nice little copy of what you can get a copy there's some technical issue. something positive comfortable but the most interesting detail is that. eve the ukrainian s.b.u. the successor of the k.g.b. also wanted to protect it because there was a part of the file that was closed to me t

you were on the other end of the line keith's bother who is. actually in the next room. a police officer for twenty five years he's now retired his mean past time is operating a ham radio for him communications would be if disaster strikes. me an earthquake in japan and a couple months ago. played a big chord in providing a booty communications when everything else failed. hurricane in a couple years ago there's one scenario he fears more than others there was some kind of a nuclear fallout radio wave propagation would probably mean for all practical purposes. around ten thousand dollars is a hefty price tag for these supplies but to preppers it's not just ten grand sitting in a basement. but uncertainty taking over the us they see those who seem paranoid today may end up being the smartest tomorrow and archie somerville new jersey but with all the loss of america's aaa credit score there are fears france could now call the us and become the latest country to be sucked into the deepening debt crisis financial journalists or at least caffeine or says the dire economic sit

keith ellison, great to have you on. this seems to be a party, needs to stop plays defense and play the other guy the game. >>> up next, the right grown tired of the war in afghanistan. not the same party anymore. for the first time in a long time republicans are running for president and they're down on war. interesting. any new war might be the rarest for both parties right now. actually they goethe both agree on it, getting rid of a war. >>> this is "hardball" only on msnbc. one log in lets you monitor all of your balances and transfer between accounts, so your money can move as fast as you do. check out your portfolio, track the market with live updates. and execute trades anywhere and anytime the inspiration hits you. even deposit checks right from your phone. just take a picture, hit deposit and you're done. open an account today and put schwab mobile to work for you. ♪ ooh baby, (what) can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has bifantis,

keith ellison is a part of the progressive caucus. the caucus said no, no, no. why? >> well, because this deal basically violates core american values. this deal calls for spending cut s on things that could really get our economy started again. these young people who take advantage of these loans are the scientists and innovators of tomorrow. people who can help create jobs. it was going in the wrong direction. it was retraction airy on the foot of a recession, in which we still have 10% unemployment. exactly the wrong way to good. we voted no because it violated our core principles. >> if it's the wrong way to going and your leader, nancy pelosi borrowing a line from manny hawkins, a satan sandwich. why didn't she vote no? >> she wanted to make sure that -- she was concerned about the default issue and i think that when you are in leadership as she is, in may be certain responsibilities, the fact is she didn't whip it, she didn't come in and ask any of us to vote for it, she told us this was a conscience vote and my conscience told me to vote no, so did 95 other de

. >> keith ellison. we've got the secretary of the department of agriculture tom vilsack is here.nd i want to thank the mayor of cannon falls for organizing perfect weather, robby robinson is here. so i am very pleased to be out of washington. and it is great -- >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," live pictures coming up from cannon falls, minnesota, you just saw president obama kicking off his mid western bus tour with a town hall just minutes from now. it's the first stop as he tries to reverse gears on his approval ratings which have been sliding down to 39%. a new low. that's the president arriving just a bit ago in minnesota. michele bachmann meanwhile celebrating her big win many the straw poll in iowa gets upstaged in her hometown of waterloo by the new guy in the race texas governor rick perry. >> the president of the united states has a pen. and it's called a veto pen. and i will use it until the ink runs out if that's what it takes to get the message we're not spending all the money. >> people feel it now, the fire. they recognize that obama can be beat. >> today

. >> let me play for you, terry, part of a scorching commentary by keith old man in which he talked about the role of journalists. >> it will do no good to suddenly remember the media to remember the origins as the free press, the watch dog of democracy envisioned by jefferson. they are too busy trying to get exclusive details about exactly how the bank robbers emptied the pockets to give a damn to tell anybody what they looked like or which way they went. >> i'd say keith is striving a little hard himself there, maybe to get somebody to watch current tv. i don't know. there's some truth to all of this you know. >> sure, but olbermann is making the indictment saying journalists are more interested in the behind-the-scenes action than talking about the substance of what happened. it brings me to this question, joan, we have $1 trillion in budget kouts noun, another $1.5 trillion down the road, the super committee. there's been little reporting on the human impact of what these reductions are going to mean and much more did obama lose the upper hand, who is going to capture the independents

host: keith appell, the style and substance of rick perry. guest: 4 years he has competed in texas successfully and that has worn well on him. he is polished. his resolute. he is firm and its principals and convictions and that translates. that translated in that speech and it will care translate on the campaign trail. he will be a tough customer for the republican candidates in the race right now and it is fortunate enough to win, he will be a tough customer for barack obama. that is one of the assets he brings, is that he is tested, especially coming through several campaigns in texas. he is used to playing in the big weeks -- leagues. host: from twitter. guest: i stand corrected. host: go-ahead, damien. caller: have a comment for both guys. i do like representative. . i like his style and his charisma -- i like rick perry. i like his style and his charisma. if he is drawn toward the far right and impresses the tea party and what they want to do as far as cut, cut, cut, and not have a balanced approach, it will draw me away as an independen

and with us on the phone tonight from there, the state's public safety commissioner, keith flynn. commissioner, i'm looking at the list of communities that are -- that have people in them cut off. a lot of people, especially skiers in the northeast will recognize the names, cavendish, killington, stockbridge, stratford, it goes on and on. how many communities are cut off by your count and are live air rescues going on right now? >> at last count we're dropped down from 13 to 11. so we have been making headway in getting in with the central services into these towns and by using our aot resources to actually get roadways into these towns so we have an avenue of ingress and egress. >> do you have communication with most of the folks who are waiting for help? are any of their circumstances dire or they all doing well but in place? >> as you can imagine, that runs the gamut. we have some type of communication. what we've been trying to do is utilizing all our available resources. for instance, we had 120 troopers out today in the areas, making contact with people. going door-to-door a

my name is keith howell. i memberam a of the dolphin club -- i am a member of the dolphin club and have been for 30 years. much of what i have to say has already been said, so i will not repeat it too much. there is a complete absence of the recreational activities within an aquatic park. a lot of people are not much interested in spectator sports, but participatory sports, and that includes the 2000 members of the joint dolphin and south and club. it is surprising, the swimmers who are swimming 365 days a year, and yet there is no mention of it in any eir, and i would like you to look into it. thank you very much. president olague: thank you. [reading names] yes. >> good afternoon, president olague, commissioners, and also planning director. i am is a familiar face to year, as much as i have been a citizen of san francisco. as a citizen, i also wear many hats. my apologies. user it also an architect, developer, a citizen of san francisco. this place is a special place. in has its own heritage and culture by

heavy traffic around 101 and surface streets because of toby keith concert tonight. giants fan, philadelphia, at&t park. game time is 7:15. the friday get away out of the city is always tough so you can expect traffic around at&t park around embarcadero getting to the game. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have fog settling in. a little mist on the span. you will need windshield wipers on the golden gate bridge. you might also need them at the bay bridge as well. the metering lights are off. no problems west to san francisco. eric, terry? >> 5:09 on friday morning. >>> 5:09. the community march to end prostitution, the question some neighbors are asking the johns. >> east bay school is getting a major donation to soften the blow of the budget cut. >> and thrifty shopping. the surge that thrift and consignment stores are seeing in the down economy. údúdú >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning. topping the america's money, meltdown. big worries about the debt crisis and the u.s. economy slowing down. tokyo's nikkei hit the l

. >>> finally, an annual tradition at the keith's county fair in nebraska, the clash of the combines. they competed for the sturdyist farm ride. some machines survived to compete another year. >>> now for a look at the national weather we turn to msnbc meteorologist bill karins. >> ever been to a demolition derby of any type? >> they're fun. i don't know why it's fun, i just lived. >> when i lived in yuma, arizona, the monster trucks. >> you're not fooling around. as we go throughout the upcoming weekend, we'll have to deal with rainy weather. the big story yesterday, dallas, what happened? we only hit 97 degrees, broke our streak. thunderstorms in oklahoma, will send cooler winds your way. we did in san antonio, it was 103. beautiful weather out there still exists from the great lakes, ohio valley, through the mid click to new england, the coolest morning in over a month and a half in many areas. a great day today. of course, there's always troublesome weather out there. now that's in the middle of the country, we'll track that across the country this upcoming weekend. enjoy one more

keith? elliot. i didn't go home to see my family. i went to see your father to ask his permission to do this. oh! elliot... will you marry me? [door opens] [melody gasps] no way! j.d.: yep... such is life. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show," everybody. my name is jon stewart. we have a good show. we have a good show. our guest tonight, austan goolsbee. [laughter] that's my crypt keeper impression. "goolsbee." all right. turns out you were right the first time. all right. we often hear about how divided our country is and just how hostile the opposing parties in our political debate have become and the fear these divisions are so entrenched as to be permanent. well, i'm going to show you something right now. >> six-year-old lucy magnum is the brave little girl who nearly lost her right leg last week after a five-foot shark attacked her. >> now this little girl, li

my name is keith

. >> who do you know of my the name keith?rter: in one infamous tv moment on "the montel williams show," sylvia browne told shawn hornbeck's parents to their face that he is dead. >> there are two jagged boulders -- >> he's there? >> he's near the boulders. >> is he still with us? >> no. >> reporter: four years later, shawn was found very much alive. >> this is probably the best day of our lives. >> reporter: browne apologied, but says she's broken case after case since. >> somebody that's holding out hope, you tell them their kid's dead? >> you are amazing. >> thank you. >> reporter: it's because he's much more than a critic. he's a crusader, a mentalist, who for years has yuked magic tricks to prove magical powers are just an illusion. >> it's not been proven in a laboratory yet. it's not science. it hasn't been science, it never has been. >> reporter: to prove his point, when he was just 18, banachek managed to convince researchers that his gifts were worthy of scientific study. it was all a ruse. >> to be honest, we cheat.

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windham county sheriff keith clark says so many roads are destroyed he can't count the number of people stranded or homeless. >> there are places in my county i can't get to yet. >> reporter: are you worried about that? >> i am worry about people that are isolated. we know that we have people on dialysis that can't get out to get their treatments, we're trying to get vehicles to them. >> reporter: the high water in vermont has finally crested, we are told, but for all of the concern last week over irene's storm surge, scott, the damage in new england came from river surge. >> pelley: thanks, wyatt. surging water and high wind dropped power lines and this evening millions are facing days without electricity. michelle miller is in northern new jersey. >> reporter: this downed tree in maplewood, new jersey, has become a life and death obstacle for pam kattouf. >> i was out of my mind hysterical. >> reporter: the tree has left her in the dark and unable to care for her disabled husband and autistic son. >> my husband is very uncomfortable right now, he's got a lot of injuries from his accid

the winner of the marathon stored grad student keith beckstill. he won last year. the runner up struggled with food poisoning during the race. we'll be right back ,,,, ,, would not go to the senate floor and say that he was on board unless his republican counter part in the house agreed with it as well. speaker boehner is briefing his house republican members on the deal at this hour. they began to speak about it at 8:30 eastern time. >> nancy cordis. --. >> an important vote to be taken by members of congress. i want to announce that leaders of both parties in both chambers have reached an agreement that will reduce the deficit and avoid default. the default that would have had a devastating effect on our economy. the first part of this agreement will cut about 1 trillion in spending over the next ten years cuts which both parties had agreed to early on in the process. the result would be the lowest level of annual domestic spending since dwight eisenhower was president but at a level that still allows us to make job creating investments and things like education

my name is keith ellison. i am the co-chair of this progressive caucus, along with raul grijalva, along with sheila jackson lee, barley, maxine waters, and lynn woolsey. i have a statement from our caucus that i would like to share. while toadying to increase the debt ceiling is a necessary step, the deficit reduction measures included will further harm our economy and hurt working americans with and implement still about 9% and stagnating economic growth. taking out of the economy money that will only place a heavier burden on working families. this is the wrong approach for our economy at the wrong time. it goes against our basic values. for that reason we and many of our members of the progressive caucus will be voting know. progressives are committed to a prosperity for the working middle class and we believe that reasonable deficit reduction can be achieved while advancing our values. the de's appeal -- today's deal falls short. the party republicans have held our comic hostage to those demands, but as a

j.d., do you think that i'm making a mistake by marrying keith? uh... j.d. how could you just leave me waiting there? [thinking] yep, life is so much simpler here. >> august 4, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: so nice to see you. welcome to the show. my gust tonight, senator dick durbin from the gang of six, the gang of six. yo yo. you know, to get into the gang of six, they beat you inch i don't know if you knew that. saxby chambliss just gets up, come on, let's do it. anyway, special day. it's our president's 50th birthday, and i am no ingrate. i got him a little something that i think he's going to really enjoy. >> a massive 500-point sell-off dousing wall street in a sea of red. >> and the bears are mauling wall street. >> watching it fall now like a rock in a swimming pool. >> the 14th-worst point decline for the s&p 500. >> extreme fear and panic. i don't know what happened. [laughter] >>

the gentleman from minnesota cheese ellison, keith 11 ellison. your statement will appear in the record. please summarize your statements at this time. it is my privilege to recognize -- to ask chairman dingell to begin. i think your microphone is -- >> thank you. as ranking member, for your courtesy and kindness to me. this is a hearing with great potential and i am hopeful under your leadership and cooperation of members of the committee that good results will have been achieved and there is reason for us to go into this question of risk to our nation for signed businesses of this particular committee. i am john dingell, member of congress of the fifteenth congressional district. are have gauge in the practice of being the chair of committees for many years and also running new committees. i represent a diverse congressional district of all races, religions and parts of the world society represented. i represent a fine community of muslim americans who are loyal, decent and honorable americans who hold elected office and immigrated to our state

serious this ill is identified by the police as a keith agar ones dear special before major actions like nuclear waste transplant she's under surveillance like last time they arrested her before the transit once we tie off the police took a risk is it legal to take preventive action on the basis of superstitions well given that we think the police went way too far and that the law doesn't cover such arrests so i dismiss their families that suck a dick overthrown civil wars enable police to lock up innocent people that's a lot easier than holding a template trial where i file fifteen thousand motions are you bill or grant citizens the right to demonstrate the boundary airplanes like on first condition that condition and that's how they do it that's how our basic rights are restricted to operate some day if they'll disappear if we don't defend them. it takes fifteen to twenty million years for the planet to recover from a major extinction event and the planet has time we don't so this is really about saving ourselves are we intelligent enough to save ourselves or not it's really up to the

present today is keith komasu kimbings.e renovation of the teagarden you'll be pleased of this very culturally appropriate venue and you'll love the design and the fact that the wood in the tea house has no nails in it. that's one of the very well-known japanese car pen tree techniques. -- carpentry techniques. carol has done a wonderful job making sure that everything in there is appropriate, very culturally sensitive. i'd like to acknowledge her work. she is here today, along with her staff. and i'd like to call carol up to the podium with me and have her show a few photos that she took recently to show you the recent renovations so that you could get a little bit pictorial idea about what it looks like now. and also while she's coming up, i want to commend your staff person, tom hart, who we've worked with. our board member bob, has been working closely on. tom has been giving us the guide anls as we go through this process in asking for this request. so this is carol mirata. we'd like to show you some of the photos. i d