she has suffered from ocd since childhood. severe psychological disorder cutting her off from other people and the outside world. as a last resort, she decided to undergo radical surgery. >> how you doing? okay. you're almost done. >> you're going to hear just a little bit of noise drilling sound but this should not hurt. >> reporter: a groundbreaking estimation. >> could you take them off for me? >> yes. >> six months later the gloves came off. >> i could take them off. now i feel like i'm not protected so i mean if somebody came and touched my hands first i'd hit them as a warning. >> you would not want me to shake your hand? >> i would shake your hand with glove. >> as part of a clinical trial testing deep brain estimation against a placebo, jennifer had her unit switched on. she continued to have the limits adjusted every two weeks, while doctored doctors kept trying to find the right balance. >> i was shutting down, and when he would be turning the signs back up, i would have this weird half-smile on my face constantly. j

her ocd now so bad it's a living nightmare. at the age of 24 she constantly thinks about death and germs. >> why are you wearing gloves? >> because i don't want to touch anything that i don't have to. and if there's some things that i feel are so contaminated that even if i wash my hands afterwards that's not good enough. like i would want to burn my hands of off. >> when you say contaminated what do you mean? >> there are certain things in my mind that make other things dirty so -- like funeral homes are contaminated so if i go by a funeral home then i'm contaminated. >> do you feel that your upbringing had anything to do with your ocd? >> when i was in second grade my mom got really sick. and she almost died. and so therapists in the past have said you know it could be my obsession with funeral homes and stuff could be with her being -- her almost dying. >> this is jennifer's one safe spot, her bedroom. >> i kind of live in this room. >> she keeps her food here to avoid contamination. her laundry basket is filled with gloves.

she had suffered from ocd since childhood. the severe psychological disorder cutting her off from other people and the outside world. [music] as a last resort she decided to undergo radical surgery. >> how are you doing? we're almost done. >> you're going to hear just a little bit of noise drilling sound, but this should not hurt. >> a groundbreaking procedure called deep brain stimulation. six months later the gloves came off. >> i can take them off now. it feels like i'm not protected so i mean if someone came to poke my hand, i would hit them. that's a warning. >> you don't want me to shake your hand right now? >> not going to happen. i would shake your hand with the gloves but not without the gloves. >> the fact that she could do this without paralyzing fear is a dramatic change. and until now countless therapy sessions have mostly failed. that's why she enrolled in this clinical trial at the renown mayo clinic in rochester minnesota. at the time desperate for help. >> it's just like i'm looking forward to it, like a kid o

>> fast forward to find out what their next target is >>> and hot on america tonight's website now, ocd took over her life but doctors reached deep into her brain to get it back. now she tells us exclusively how deep brain stimulation changed her thinking. that's at al jazeera.com/america tonight. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> in our fast forward segment, armed for a fight. we've seen a number of communities rise up in an effort to hold law enforcement accountable. outside of dallas, one watch dog group has armed itself for its patrols. it's not just with either. >>reporter: corey watkins' police scanner crackles to life. moments later, he rushes to the scene of a traffic stop. >> i see lights. >>reporter: and there's another cop that just pulled

did it reverse the severe ocd? >> four years after the disaster of this japanese fishing community, any hope for its future? >> it is a community that may never go home again. four years ago a massive earthquake that struck japan then landed a second punch. a rogue wave, a tsunami that devastated fukushima prefecture then triggered a melt down at the nuclear plant. even now tens of thousands live in temporary shelter. fukushima today is nearly a ghost town and as "america tonight's" michael okwu traveled there, there's little hope the community will ever be able to come back. >> reporter: he is a lifelong rancher and his cattle are his life. he was buying supplies at a hardware store when the magnitude 9.0 earthquake hit. >> translator: there was a huge shaking. i ruched out into the prarking lot of the store and there heard reports of a three meter tsunami. i was worried about my cattle so i rushed back here. >> reporter: that's where he first heard about the trouble at the nuclear power planned just miles from hi

>> fast forward to find out what their next target is >>> and hot on america tonight's website now, ocd took over her life but doctors reached deep into her brain to get it back. now she tells us exclusively how deep brain stimulation changed her thinking. that's at al jazeera.com/america tonight. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >>> in our fast forward segment, armed for a fight. we've seen a number of communities rise up in an effort to hold law enforcement accountable. outside of dallas one watch dog group has armed itself for its patrols. it's not just with cameras either. >>reporter: corey watkins' police scanner crackles to life. moments later, he rushes to the scene of a traffic stop. >> i see lights. >>reporter: and there's another cop that just pulled in. >>reporter: with his ak 47 assault rifle slung over his shoulder, he begins his night's work, video camera in hand. >> looks like they're arrestin

ocd. when i came to the housing project on the housing portal, i take the lead. brian explained a lot of the ideas we have. i'm going to explain two parts. some of the details that we put in as minimum requirements and i want to hear from you like what might we miss. for example, you know, whenever i put out a solicitation for development or if we do it in-house, at minimally one of the requirements is you know this must go by sf gov guidelines and of course san francisco web master team has great guidelines as well. so at least meet all of that. as a designer i happen to know certain things about certain colors you don't use for color blindness and certain things you have to implement into websites so readers can actually use them. but i know there is really a lot more to it and i want to make sure, you know, the google team that brian mentioned, you don't get better than that as far as user interface design. they are going to be our main consultants in that regard and they already know they have to take all of this into account. but what is the stuff that you s

then my ocd kicked in. and i had to get the real costume. the car.t to do with it all, well, it was about going to childrens hospitals and making a difference. >> batman is on his way to the hospital when he's pulled over by officer borgea. >> i did not know immediately why he was going to pull me over, but i figured he was going to pull me over to find out who this person is with a batman costume on driving a lamborghini bat mobile. what's going on? it's not something you see every day. >> lenny notices even the officer can't contain his enjoyment. >> he was humming the bat theme as i was getting my license and the registration, i can hear him in the background humming the batman theme. ♪ batman >> the registration checks out, and batman is free to go, but not before other officers show up and ask for photos. >> do you mind if we take a picture with you? >> lenny is more than happy to oblige. >> i believe this police pullover made their day-to-day jobs a little bit easier. >> officer borgea considers this chance meeting with batman a unique experien

and lotion bottles all lined up in order, because that's just something i was diagnosed with called ocd got to have everything in a particular order or color. lining all that up like that does help me cope. it helps me feel organized. i don't like to feel out of organized or anything like that. >> watts and england could face the death penalty if found guilty of their murder charges. while they both pled not guilty in court, watts says they did it. >> we weren't talking or conversating or anything. we were just like we were hunting, you know, like just looking for the next victim, looking for that next person. five black people. and we shot them all down, killing three of them, and two of them survived. after that we didn't talk or anything about it. we just went straight home. we didn't even talk about it when we got home. i'm flabbergasted when i think about it. i can't believe i done this. i wake up every day in the cell, same cell. why did i do this? how could i do this? >>> coming up -- >> i think it's because of the baby, but i don't want them to hurt me. >> robert green gets a di

>> people who know me know that they would probably joke and say i have a touch of ocd, i don't wantpigsty, i like things to look pretty. and when you have such a nice neighborhood, the last thing i want to do is make it look worse. i want to beautify it. >> i'm sorry that you think it was us. we wouldn't do that to you. >> we contacted angie's neighbor, a 62-year-old mother of three, to get her side of the story. and she told us that she was angry that day because she believed angie and her family had been littering up her yard for months and she'd just had enough. she also asked us to blur her image for this story. >> i was told by the police department i could do this. and i'm going to do it. it's my fence, and it's my property. as a matter of fact, if i can't get this up i'm just going to reach over and paint -- >> no, you're not. >> it's my fence. i can do whatever i want. >> you can't -- >> this is going to look great on the news. >> yeah, well. >> surprisingly, it's the neighbor who calls the police. the police order her to remove the sign and they tell angie to get a "no tres

we're talking about generalized anxiety disorder depression, possible psychosis, ocd, psychosomatic. all of that dream and the position he put on himself not to be a pilot but to not reveal his mental health issues all coalesced and became something that was horrific. >> do you think that he planned to crash the plane or did he just take the opportunity when it arose? >> it's very hard to tell. i'm only using my instinct fear working with so many people who've had varying issues. again, let's be very clear, you can live with mental illness and have a very productive life and should not be diskrim named against. in this particular case i believe this was a person in his own mind who just -- his mind just kept churning on and on in a very negative way. in a very psychotic way, very depressed way and built himself into this emotional tizzy, if you will where he felt that if he could not have his dream then he was going to take out everyone else. that is the immensity of what he was thinking about. let's be aware, it's mass murder. >> and a final question to you, peter, so is there -- yo

the ocd announced reporting standards amongst these and other territories.was one of those. we are at the forefront of information exchange on a global scale. we have been doing that for so many years now. based on what we offer, it is a well run respected financial services. we have a services commission here. they have been regularly reviewed by the imf. we see guernsey as highly reputable and well recognized for good quality, value service products. caroline: talk to me about some of the changes that are being floated about. the conservative government is talking about a central register. the ultimate beneficiary of a company might not be the owner, but who ultimately benefits from the companies that are put together by the sorts of offshore countries? is that something that you are for or against? surely, there will be compliance costs involved. >> that is an interesting one. behold whole question about the benefit of ownership. for the last 15 years or so, the commission has required -- if you are a u.k. resident or anywhere for that matter, if you want

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nutrient which helps with focus and it helps with memory and it helps are mental clarity and me with ocd people can do use before they run into something like depression and anxiety. >> and you are a young guy. so you can stick to this commitment. >> i'm a young guy. if i make up my mind i'm committed. >> and before we go. the house voting on this bill for for the department of homeland security. where are we at now, perry? >> it looks like this bill will pass. the republicans have decided instead of fighting the obama's executive action through the congressional process, they want to rely on the legal process. right now a federal court has ruled the president has over used his executive authority any way. >> we will continue to watch this but we expect to sail through. perry bacon. thank you. >> and that will wrap things up today. we'll see you right here tomorrow

. >> announcer: her ocd -- >> dr.fe. >> dr. phil: you have four hand sanitizers. if i took one of each away -- >> i have to leave the stage. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: i try to be an emotional compass and point you in the right direction. >> five, four -- >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you. >> go, dr. phil! [cheers & applause]

now the thing is he talked about being ocd, so he likes everything to be in its place.d with this guy before. the two of them have done it together. >> just real quick on elton john and do what and ga bana. >> it's really terrible. they made a statement that they don't believe in synthetic kids chemical kids. they believe in traditional families. so elton john -- >> even though they were a couple and now they're just business partners? >> he said he had one time approached to woman to carry his child and then he was very uncomfortable with that. >> it's a personal thing. didn't they come out and say we were talking about us. we're not trying to put anybody else down. >> they have a huge following. >> people are pounding on them. >> and victoria beckham came out, courtney love said she's going to burn all of her clothes. >> it will be interesting to see what other people who have worn their clothes, such as anne hathaway does. >>> george clooney, john malkovich and mike myers, big name stars like you've never seen them before. >>> is that your shopping for the family use

now the thing is he's talked about being ocd. he likes everything to be in its place.yeah, exactly. >> real quick on elton john and dolce and gabbanna it's turned into such a feud hasn't it? >> it's terrible. dolce and gabbanna said they don't believe in chemical kids ivf. they believe in traditional families. so elton john. >> they are both gay men who were a couple. now they're his business partner. >> that's right. gabbanna said he had at one time approached a woman to see if he would carry his child. he said he was very uncomfortable with that. >> well, didn't they come out, hoda afterwards and say, we were talking about us we were not talking about anybody else putting anybody else down. >> they have a huge following now. >> victoria's backhand came out. victoria said she will burn her dolce and gabbanna clothes. it will be interesting to see. >> i had a body for it back in the with '80s. thanks, ladies. george clooney, john malco sasnovich, big named stars like you have never seen them before. >> is that your computer ringing? >> your tweet of the week find out.