today on larry king now the truth about suicide dr drew pinsky dr dan roddenberry cesar milan and pattie mallette live for the mail on mental illness we know that ninety percent of people who die by suicide have some kind of psychiatric disorder or substance abuse problems at the time of their death there's even some evidence that some of that may be genetically based there's actually suicide genes out there share their personal struggles with suicide i just took every pill i found at home and just said it didn't kill it had a purpose in life anymore by landfill a really passionate and there moment in my life and what we could do to breathe and it if you combine medications and psychotherapy you've got about an eighty five to ninety percent chance of success in treating and that's far better than many others and that is a plus the problem today is that where you go has your partner care down there and he or she has almost no training in deal with this yet it's very likely you're going to pass the primary care person through criminalist with sister part and you need to get psychiatric car

drew pinsky's surprising revelation about his battle with prostate cancer. had he joins us tonight we begin with senator ted cruz's take no prisoners debate on obamacare. he brought the senate to a halt for 21 hours to prevent obamacare funding that the spending bill cut. this is distilled to about a minute. >> madam president, i rise today in opposition to obamacare. you go to the 1940s. nazi germany. look, we saw in britain, neville chamberlain who told the british people "accept the nazis. yes, they'll dominate the continent of europe. but that's not our problem." i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. you do not like grown eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. they did not like obamacare in a box with a fox in a house or with a mouse. obamacare is the opposite of listening to the people. i can tell you as i said at 2:30 in the afternoon yesterday they intend to stand against obamacare as long as i'm able to stand. and at this point i feel confident that at 9:00 a.m. i will still be able to stand. there will come a point when that is no longe

drew pinsky's surprising revelation about his battle with prostate cancer. had he joins us tonight we begin with senator ted cruz's take no prisoners debate on obamacare. he brought the senate to a halt for 21 hours to prevent obamacare funding that the spending bill cut. this is distilled to about a minute. >> madam president, i rise today in opposition to obamacare. you go to the 1940s. nazi germany. look, we saw in britain, neville chamberlain who told the british people "accept the nazis. yes, they'll dominate the continent of europe. but that's not our problem." i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. you do not like grown eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. they did not like obamacare in a box with a fox in a house or with a mouse. obamacare is the opposite of listening to the people. i can tell you as i said at 2:30 in the afternoon yesterday they intend to stand against obamacare as long as i'm able to stand. and at this point i feel confident that at 9:00 a.m. i will still be able to stand. there will come a point when that is no longe

and alex a star pinsky were awarded the gruber cosmology prize for their contributions to inflationary theory by predicting the period before the big bang theory is an essential components to understanding the evolution and structure of the universe it explains why the university so uniform and. gave a significant boost to radio astronomy. number of different experiments followed including the nineteen ninety two background explorer experiment. for which george smoot received the nobel prize. you know if this experiment proved that the universe has irregularities are. in keeping with this aviation theme we travel to the quiet. to see a world where parties last up to five times longer and scientists play with planes to make our lives. on truckin a lot. also may already have come to china or go off on the swiss some migrating self but that doesn't mean that the scientists have gone to hibernation. in fact their latest innovation is just about to take off here the institute of problems of chemical physics from the outside it may look like we're a group of boys with the toys but this was i

and alex a stubborn pinski were awarded the gruber cosmology prize for their contributions to inflationary theory by predicting the period before the big bang theory is an essential components to understanding the evolution and structure of the universe it explains why the universe you so uniform and where you come from. a significant bush to radio astronomy. number of different experiments followed including the one nine hundred ninety two background explorer experiment. for which george smoot received the nobel prize. you know if this experiment proved that the universe has irregularities. in keeping with this month's aviation theme we travel to the quiet town of. to see a world where pot is lost up to five times longer and scientists play with planes to make our lives scream. on truckin a lot. also may already have come to china or go off on the swiss some migrating self but that doesn't mean that the scientists have gone to hibernation. in fact the latest innovation is just about to take off here the institute of problems of chemical physics from the outside it may look like we're a gr

and alex a star pinsky will award the gruber cosmology prize for their contributions to inflationary theory by predicting the period before the big bang theory is an essential components to understanding the evolution and structure of the universe it explains why the universe the so uniform and galaxies come from. you know if this experiment proved that the universe has irregularities. in keeping with this one's aviation theme we travel to the quiet town. to see a world where pot is lost up to five times longer and scientists play with planes to make our lives. on top in the long. haul some may already have come to china or go off on the switch so migrating south but that doesn't mean that the scientists have gone to hibernation. in fact it's the latest innovation is just about to take off here the institute of problems of chemical physics from the outside it may look like we're a group of boys with the toys but this was inside this plane that matters this is the first plane in russia to be powered soley by hydrogen fuel cells could fly for ninety minutes on a lithium polymer battery

and alex a star pinsky will award the group a cosmology prize for their contributions to inflationary theory by predicting the period before the big bang theory is an essential components to understanding the evolution and structure of the universe it explains why the university so uniform and where galaxies come from. you know if this experiment proved that the universe has irregularities of nature. in keeping with this month's aviation theme we travel to the quiet town of china to see a world where pot is lost up to five times longer and scientists play with planes to make our lives. on truckin a lot. also may already have come to china or go off on the swiss so migrating self but that doesn't mean that the scientists have gone to hibernation. in fact their latest innovation is just about to take off here the institute of problems of chemical physics from the outside it may look like we're a group of boys with the toys but this was inside this plane that matters this is the first plane in russia to be powered soley by hydrogen fuel cells could fly for ninety minutes on a lithium pol

today on larry king now the truth about suicide dr drew pinsky dr dan riden very good cesar milan and padding the lead live the mail on mental illness we know that ninety percent of people who die by suicide have some kind of psychiatric disorder or substance abuse problem at the time of their death there's even some evidence that some of that may be genetically based there's actually suicide genes out there share their personal struggles with suicide i just took every pill i've fallen at home and just didn't kill it had a purpose in life anymore so i went into the really passionate end of the moment in my life and what we could do to bring that if you combine medications and psychotherapy you've got about an eighty five to ninety percent chance of success in treating and that's far better than many others and that's plus the problem today is that where you go.

drew pinsky's surprising revelation about his battle with prostate cancer.ad he joins us tonight we begin with senator ted cruz's take no prisoners debate on obamacare. he brought the senate to a halt for 21 hours to prevent obamacare funding that the spending bill cut. this is distilled to about a minute.

drew pinsky from hln spends his time helping other people with his health.ll have that ahead. begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. >> announcer: you're watching "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >> welcome back to "new day," it is wednesday, september 27th. right to michaela with the five things to know and knows them. >> i know and i apparently can't hear anything because i pulled my earpiece out. >> just listen to us. >> number one, in the ted cruz speaking all night on the senate floor trying to rally republicans to defund obama care. americans will pay $328 a month for a mid tier health insurance plan when the exchange opens next week. >>> president hue hannie says iran is ready to engage in nuclear talks. iran seeks to resolve problems, not create them he says. >>> new details emerging from the siege at my robbie's we

. >>> plus, tv doctor drew pinsky revealing a serious health care. he wants to spread awareness of his disease. >>> high seas action in the america's cup. the catamarans getting ready for today's final and defending champions, oracle team usa is looking to win. it may not all be smooth sailing, jon, pun intended there, fyi. >> usa. jenna: we'll watch that for you. it is all "happening now." jenna: let's go back to the our top story out of washington, d.c. today, as senator ted cruz continues to rail against obamacare, 20 hours and counting. welcome to the show, everybody. great to have you. makes our measely two hours look like nothing at this point, jon. jon: he is still going strong although at the podium a little moment ago hes has a little help from one of the republicans marco rubio. jenna: that's true. jon: jon: senator cruz and other conservative republicans are trying to delay a must-pass spending bill but as they continue to speak on the senate floor they're virtually sure to lose test vote on spending legislation that would defund portions

drew pinsky's surprising revelation about his battle with prostate cancer. had he joins us tonighte

drew pinsky from hln. first of all i don't understand why people's minds are blown by miley cyrus. elvis presley? the parents council back then said what he was doing was shocking and shocking. and now her album, her song is the number one single? >> i think first of all full transparency. i'm a big fan of twerking. big fan. i'm probably going to a strip club when i leave here [ laughter ] >> but i think one of the most interesting parts -- >> i knew you like poles. thank you very much. >> i've been poling a long time. [ audience boos ] >> tip your waiters. there is an element here that some would argue is racial because actually african-american artists have been twerking for years. but when you get this sort of pure hannah montana all of a sudden putting out a twerk video it becomes something bigger. the most interesting part of the story to me is actually cher. cher who attacked miley saying i have no problem with what you're doing but you're not very good at it. attacking her as a poor dancer. >> then walk that back a little bit saying, i shouldn't have said so much about her a

marcia greenberger, heather booth, and jane pinsky. thank you for being here. [applause] >> yes, sir? >> [inaudible] my niece is and always kornbluth and she wrote the book through the cracked ceiling. and politics are a tad different. but that doesn't mean that blood is not a lot thicker than water. there are some things that you have a really downplayed. that is all things being equal, there is confidence and responsibility in specifics about how to make things better. >> yes. >> despite of what once sex is. the clintons have actually proven that ronald reagan is not the teflon guy. i have not forgotten the whitewater responsibilities of what happened at whitewater, options trading, the mass of pardons that were not observed in all sorts of things like that. >> right. >> than the other deal with winning the election in new york. it is courtesy of rudy giuliani having all sorts of individuals must with his private light that make bill clinton look tame plus his prostate. >> and you for your comment. this is a really important point. i appreciate you're raising

drew pinsky from "dr. doctor drew on call" he joins us from los angeles. dr. drew, you say this guy was hearing voices, had runs in with the law time after time, was reporting mental health issues. you don't want to stigmatize it and say somebody like that shouldn't be able to be employed. because you want our troops returning from iraq and afghanistan you don't want them stigmatized for having ptsd. at the same time, you don't want somebody who has severe mental issues, access to a security clearance, access to sensitive weaponry. >> this is -- listen. every point everyone's raising at the table is categorically valid and important to talk about. however there's sort of another layer to this, anderson. you're kind of tilting towards that. if you look at every one of the mass shootings that we've been reporting on the last couple years, connecticut or aurora, colorado or this shooting, every single one has been someone with access to mental health services. a lot of access. so the idea of this being an access problem is completely false. i'm telling you, as so

drew pinski said that he had his prostate removed earlier this year after discovering that he had cancer revealed what he went through to raise awareness about it. >>> in california, it is signed, a new anti-paparazzi law. if convicted, photogs that harass celebrities and their children like jennifer garner or halle berry who testified to get this law in place could get up to a year in jail and a $10,000 fine. >>> take a peek at this. it's about miley cyrus. those are her feet. her face in the back ground. she's celebrating her first ever "rolling stone" cover with some fresh ink on her feet. cyrus got the words "rolling stone" tattooed on the soles of her tootsies. it's already getting a lot of buzz. as you take a peek at the new cover story, cyrus takes the editor to a tattoo parlor. ♪ even superheroes need superheroes, and some superheroes need complete and balanced meals with 23 vitamins and minerals. purina dog chow. help keep him strong. dog chow strong. for a strong bag that grips the can... ♪ get glad forceflex. small change, big difference. >>> i cannot tell you how many times i

drew pinsky from hln. first of all i don't understand why people's minds are blown by miley cyrus.y singer has done since elvis presley? the parents council back then said what he was doing was shocking and shocking. and now her album, her song is the number one single? >> i think first of all full transparency. i'm a big fan of twerking. big fan. i'm probably going to a strip club when i leave here [ laughter ] >> but i think one of the most interesting parts -- >> i knew you like poles. thank you very much. >> i've been poling a long time. [ audience boos ] >> tip your waiters. there is an element here that some would argue is racial because actually african-american artists have been twerking for years. but when you get this sort of pure hannah montana all of a sudden putting out a twerk video it becomes something bigger. the most interesting part of the story to me is actually cher. cher who attacked miley saying i have no problem with what you're doing but you're not very good at it. attacking her as a poor dancer. >> then walk that back a little bit saying, i shouldn't have s

drew pinsky from "dr. doctor drew on call" he joins us from los angeles. dr. drew, you say this guy was hearing voices, had runs in with the law time after time, was reporting mental health issues. you don't want to stigmatize it and say somebody like that shouldn't be able to be employed. because you want our troops returning from iraq and afghanistan you don't want them stigmatized for having ptsd. at the same time, you don't want somebody who has severe mental issues, access to a security clearance, access to sensitive weaponry. >> this is -- listen. every point everyone's raising at the table is categorically valid and important to talk about. however there's sort of another layer to this, anderson. you're kind of tilting towards that. if you look at every one of the mass shootings that we've been reporting on the last couple years, connecticut or aurora, colorado or this shooting, every single one has been someone with access to mental health services. a lot of access. so the idea of this being an access problem is completely false. i'm telling you, as so

today on larry king now the truth about suicide dr drew pinsky dr dan roddenberry cesar milan and padding the lead live the mail on mental illness we know that ninety percent of people who die by suicide have some kind of psychiatric disorder or substance abuse problem at the time of their death there's even some evidence that some of that may be genetically based there is actually suicide genes out there share their personal struggles with suicide i just took every pill i found at home and just didn't kill it had a purpose in life anymore but i went through a really passionate and their moment in my life and what we could do to prevent it if you combine medications and psychotherapy you've got about an eighty five to ninety percent chance of success in treating and that's far better than many others and that is a plus the problem today is that where you go is your partner care doctor and he or she.

drew pinsky host of "dr. drew on call."inary set of circumstances. >> too much. >> when you think of it, she goes through the death of her roommate, accused of murder, she's in prison, the verdict is overturned, she's out of prison, comes back to the united states and then this, from a doctor's perspective, what is she going through and how do you manage it? >> from doctor's perspective, if i were her i'd want to crawl into ahole. the prospect would trigger so much anxiety, some people wouldn't be able to sleep at night depending on their preexisting risk. everyone is pointing their finger at her, wondering why she doesn't go back, that's ridiculous. think of yourself in that situation. there's no way you would go back to italy. at least you're stateside with the security of your own culture and legal system and whether or not she's extradited, i don't think that's going to happen. i really don't. her legal team has been sounding very confident they could fight that and i hope she can sleep well at night because this girl h

drew pinsky had surgery just in july, and now i'm happy to report, he's cancer free.t his recovery this morning with cnn "new day" anchor kate baldwin. >> men are hard headed, even those of us who are physicians. my wife forced me to get a physical. it was during the physical and screening, that the psa, a screening and blood test, was found to be a little elevated. one thing led to another. it was the intuition and judgment of my physician i needed a biopsy. lo and behold, cancer. >> dr. drew encourages men to get screened for early detection because he's living proof it can be a life saver. >>> all right, got a calculator handy? we're getting a look at what it will cost to buy health insurance in the national exchanges set up by obama care. the national average, $328 a month. this is before government subsidies. that is 16% less than government analysts expected. so to help us understand all this, rick newman is here to help us sort through the maze of mans and numbers. rick, you have these different, different levels of coverage. bronze, silver, gold, platinum. wha