i'm just checking." >> michael has ocd. it's a disorder that affects behavior. >> i think the best way to understand what relate to something that everyone kind of thinks of in their own life. so, "obsessive," in usual day-to-day language means "someone who thinks a lot or someone who's a worrier." when you think about "compulsive," typically when we're saying that in kind of a day-to-day way, we're meaning someone who's very particular. they're very neat. they're very organized. when you use "obsessive" and "compulsive" in "obsessive-compulsive disorder," though, it really refers to an anxiety disorder. and by "anxiety disorder," we mean that your anxiety system is kind of kicking on all the time and for, really, no good reason. >> in other words, when there's real danger, anxiety can be a good thing. it alerts us to the hazard. but people with ocd have anxiety even when theis no danger, and that affects how they relate to the world around them. >> what people do when they have ocd is they find that if they engage in some

i have a little bit of ocd, too. i'm a member of the san francisco community. i have been going to the festival for the last eight years. i have seen the transformation of the park. they clean up when they are gone. it is miraculously. from 12:00 midnight until the next morning, you would never even know that millions of people have that incredible experience. for me and my car with the school district, there's an extraordinary opportunity for our kids. there is no "no." it is such an efficiently run event for most important is the safety of our kids and the optimum experience. they have both. i want to share a couple of comments with you. i know warren hellman to be a man with a generous, humorous, and kind spirit, to be a man who loves and supports all children, and one of the most extraordinary things i know about mr. hellman, having been a middle school teacher and middle school principal, i have been a mom of a teenager. he intentionally invites nearly 4,00012-year-olds to his birthday party. as they are leaving this event, i could close my eyes and in a m

i have a little bit of ocd, too. i'm a member of the san francisco community.e been going to the festival for the last eight years. i have seen the transformation of the park. they clean up when they are gone. it is miraculously. from 12:00 midnight until the next morning, you would never even know that millions of people have that incredible experience. for me and my car with the school district, there's an extraordinary opportunity for our kids. there is no "no." it is such an efficiently run it is such an efficiently run event for most important is the

he's also conquered his fear of germs and wouldn't even shake hands with me, even if he didn't have ocd, howie. >> what a gracious welcome. i feel like i am at a party i wasn't invited to. it's great to be here. it was fascinating. i was watching the show backstage, your last segment. i think you asked all the right questions. i don't think you got an answer. you kept saying, what is the significance? i think i'm slightly intelligence. >> isn't the significance the fact no one's heard it, even if- >> the general and -- you said, what is that worth? they go, i can't say, i'm not an expert on that. nobody's heard that. >> if you are a conspiracy theorist, i'm not, i don't believe in any of the conspiracy theory, if you were and heard that general lemay was the guy everyone knows really hated kennedy, he was somehow airbrushed from this tape deliberately and the warren commission never heard it and it becomes intriguing. >> you are saying that. the truth is, it wasn't airbrushed deliberately, there was one reel of tape lost in a box. >> how do you know? >> i just saw it on your show. >> ho

. >> we soon learned that drake's ocd extended far beyond where he sits in the chow hall. >> adam had rituals for everything. he even alphabetized his socks. >> i have to keep the socks in order and i got to wear them in succession. that's why it's "e" is next, because i'm wearing "d"s right now. i tie them in a knot where i can see the letters. >> in prison offenders have little or no control over their day-to-day lives. adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter h

are you like an ocd -- >> when i have time. seconds after i clean because of the children. >> exactly. >>> coming up, sugar, spice, everything nice. butter and bacon. whipping cream. a little pecan pie. >> all my favorite things. will paula dean now cut back on her favorites because she's now been outed as suffering from type 2 diabetes? that story when "world news now" continues after this. diabetes? that story when "world news now" ccontinues after this. ugar ♪ sugar ♪ ah, honey, honey >>> oh, this story breaks my little heart right here. >> your favorite, paula? >> paula. oh, celebrity chef paula dean is known for two things -- her food and all the butter, fat and stuff she uses to make it. >> but it's so good. well, for some it wasn't shocking when she announced she had type 2 diabetes and that she has had it for three years. so why is she making it public now? and was her own diet a factor? here's abc's josh elliott. >> reporter: she's the self-proclaimed queen of southern cuisine. foods that tantalize by so often relying

i'm ocd about that.at would have driven me -- i would have painted it myself. >> no spell-check on the streets. >> where is autocorrect when you need it? >>> now to the standoff between airport security and a standing senator. police retained briefly rand paul after he refused a patdown at an airport. jim avila has the story. >> reporter: kentucky senator rand paul's trip to washington interrupted by the tsa. one of the 3% of american flyers stopped for a personal patdown. the scanner at nashville's airport targeted his leg as suspicious. he missed his flight when he wouldn't let the tsa officials pat him down. >> i offered my leg. i said, can i go back through the scanner. they said, no. >> reporter: the senator's staff tweeted he's being detained by tsa. >> i was told not the leave the cubicle. when i did step out, i was put back in. >> reporter: senator paul's father, ron, who wants the tsa shutdown, called the incident evidence that the police state in this country is growing out of control. the tsa

are you like an ocd -- >> when i have time.hree seconds after i clean because of the children. >> exactly. >>> coming up, sugar, spice, everything nice. butter and bacon. whipping cream. a little pecan pie. >> all my favorite things. will paula dean now cut back on her favorites because she's now been outed as suffering from type 2 diabetes? that story when "world news now" continues after this. [ thunder rumbling ] [ birds chirping ] [ gunfire ] [ hehelicopter blades whirring] [ gunfire ] [ explosion ] [ gunfire, whirring fades ] [ veteran ] i've never been the type to ask for help, but i had enough. [ operator ] thank you for calling the vetera crisis line, how can i help you? [ veteran ] life still has its challenges, but my family and i can deal with them better now. [ male announcer] veterans crisis line. it's your call. ♪ sugar ♪ ah, honey, honey >>> oh, this story breaks my little heart right here. >> your favorite, paula? >> paula. oh, celebrity chef paula dean is known for two things -- her food and all the butter, fat

i have to say this as a cremaran, as a rule, i'm ocd about that. that would have driven me -- i would have painted it myself. >> no spell-check on the streets. >> where is autocorrect when you need it? >>> now to the standoff between airport security and a sitting u.s. senator. police briefly detained rand paul after he refused a patdown at nashville's airport. paul is the son of presidential candidate ron paul and an outspoken critic of screening practices. abc's jim avila has the story. >> reporter: kentucky senator rand paul's trip to washington interrupted by the tsa. one of the 3% of american flyers stopped for a personal patdown. the scanner at nashville's airport targeted his leg as suspicious. and he missed his flight after refusing to allow any tsa agent to pat him down. instead, asking to go through the scanner a second time. >> i offered to show them my leg. in fact, i did show them my leg repeatedly. i said, can i go back through the scanner? they said, no. >> reporter: the senator's staff tweeted, "he's currently being detained by tsa.

oil production is just surpassed that of ecuador, one of the members of the ocd. energy is a eight game changer. it is the next big thing. with the right policies, the oil and natural gas industry could create more than 1 million jobs in the next few years. not only can we create jobs, but we can cut our dependence on overseas imports while adding hundreds of billions of dollars to the government coffers at a time when they needed to. recent discoveries have confirmed that this nation is truly blessed with energy resources. members can be boring, but be patient with me for a minute. we have $1.40 trillion barrels of oil, and if the last for the next 200 years. that is what we know we have. we have 2.7 quadrillion feet of natural gas, and nafta last when the 20 years. we have 486 billion tons of coal, and after last over the next 450 years, and we need to use more of this strategic resource cleanly and wisely here at home while also selling at around the world. to tap our energy resources, we have got to speed up permitting and and many of the restrictions that hav

oil production has just surpassed that of ecuador, one of the members of the ocd. energy is a game changer. it is the next big thing. with the right policies, the oil and natural gas industry could create more than 1 million jobs in the next few years. not only can we create jobs, but we can cut our dependence on overseas imports while adding hundreds of billions of dollars to the government coffers at a time when they needed to. recent discoveries have confirmed that this nation is truly blessed with energy resources. numbers can be boring, but be patient with me for a minute. we have $1.40 trillion barrels of oil, enough to last for the next 200 years. that is what we know we have. we have 2.7 quadrillion feet of natural gas, enough to last 120 years. we have 486 billion tons of coal, enough to last over the next 450 years, and we need to use more of this strategic resource cleanly and wisely here at home while also selling at around the world. to tap our energy resources, we have got to speed up permitting and eliminate many of the restrictions that have been pu

oil production has just surpassed that of ecuador, one of the members of the ocd.nergy is a game changer. it is the next big thing. with the right policies, the oil and natural gas industry could create more than 1 million jobs in the next few years. not only can we create jobs, but we can cut our dependence on overseas imports while adding hundreds of billions of dollars to the government coffers at a time when they needed to. recent discoveries have confirmed that this nation is truly blessed with energy resources. numbers can be boring, but be patient with me for a minute. we have $1.40 trillion barrels of oil, enough to last for the next 200 years. that is what we know we have. we have 2.7 quadrillion feet of natural gas, enough to last 120 years. we have 486 billion tons of coal, enough to last over the next 450 years, and we need to use more of this strategic resource cleanly and wisely here at home while also selling at around the world. to tap our energy resources, we have got to speed up permitting and eliminate many of the restrictions that have been put