prozac reduces anxiety in chickens which can lead to tougher meat.feine keeps chickens awake so they eat more and grow faster this is intentionally given to them. >> you won need a trip to the grocery store just eat more chicken when you need prozac and whatever else, just kidding, sorry about that. >> developing news in the east bay, five people shot while waiting to get in a theater. latest on the police investigation coming up. >>> live at caltrain where a new train alert system is being put to a big test. we'll tell you what it means for you the commuters. >>> deadline to beat a mall wear attack is over. thousand -- malware attack is over. >>> big announcement expected in a drive to demolish major source of san francisco's [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day, within each strand of an oat's rhythmical sway. when an apple's vibrant red temptation, and honey's sweet touch of golden sensation, join together with a pecan crunch you'll savor, creating the most perfect lesson in flavor. at nature valley, nature's best-written recipe

there isn't a test to see if you have enough seratonin, which is why somebody would take prozac or another ssri. i mean, it's not as black and white. >> it's not likely you have an x-ray that shows you whether or not you have a major depression, but we do have well set out diagnostic criteria for these conditions and people either meet them or they don't. it's not just that these are set by the american psychiatrists. these diagnostics are criteria around the world. we do have diagnostic criteria and people either do or do not have certain real problems. >> one of the strong characters in your narrative here is molly small, and molly small says "i don't think there's anything wrong with something something on flights, if you have a plane for me, there's no reason for me to sit there and freak out the whole time when you could take a clonapin and pass out and not deal with it, because what are you going to do about it anyway? all this face your fear baloney, that's so very '80's, and i don't really believe in it, so this is more than recreational uses. this is to relieve, in this illustrati

they spend millions on these commercials to what these drugs are blockbusters at their peak solo prozac all these things have been two billion dollars a year three billion dollar year drug that's gigantic amount of money and so those those commercials are very if affective and now it is most of the antidepressants are being prescribed not by psychiatry and actually they're just prescribed by you know the g.p. general practitioners visit you know primary care physicians and so these folks have a limited amount of time so he feeds into another issue that sort of assembly line medicine the united states somebody comes in and they're bummed out the doctor can't figure out real quickly what's wrong with them in a kind of physical sense so they say well let's try some anti-depressant and they and their and their prescribe like almost like aspirin it's like no big deal well we know that they are big deal they have a huge side effects huge adverse effects so it sounds like you know with this being the case that there is a very big tendency for these kinds of medications to be overprescribed are

prozac reduces anxiety in chickens that can lead to tougher meat.affeine keeps the chickens awake so they eat more and grow faster. >>> nasa released two new images from the surface of mars today. the mars exploration rover opportunity captured the picture with the fifth martian mission. it combines more than 800 images taken by a pan or -- panoramic camera. opportunity has spent nearly a year next to the crater. >>> beautiful weather today. but leigh glaser says it is going to start getting hot. >> it really is. temperatures in the extreme east bay locations near 100 degrees as we head into tuesday and wednesday. a big contrast in what we are seeing right now. mist and drizzle and low clouds and fog. folks, this fog is going to hang tough tonight and tomorrow morning. it could slow down the monday morning commute. be advised of that. live doppler 7hd is not picking up the very dense band of fog over the golden gate bridge simply because it might be just a little too light there. you kwan -- you can get a sense it is pushing off toward the south. we

prozac reduces anxiety in chickens that can lead to tougher meat.affeine keeps the chickens awake so they eat more and grow faster. >>> nasa released two new images from the surface of mars today. the mars exploration rover opportunity captured the picture with the fifth martian mission. it combines more than 800 images taken by a pan or -- panoramic camera. opportunity has spent nearly a year next to the crater. >>> beautiful weather today. but leigh glaser says it is going to start getting hot. >> it really is. temperatures in the extreme east bay locations near 100 degrees as we head into tuesday and wednesday. a big contrast in what we are seeing right now. mist and drizzle and low clouds and fog. folks, this fog is going to hang tough tonight and tomorrow morning. it could slow down the monday morning commute. be advised of that. live doppler 7hd is not picking up the very dense band of fog over the golden gate bridge simply because it might be just a little too light there. you kwan -- you can get a sense it is pushing off toward the south. we

in extreme cases, there is a prozac you can try.ut that is extreme. >> tried to let the market out first -- try to let them work it out first, like children. you can e-mail your questions to us at wbaltv.com or send them through the mail. tonight on 11 news at 5:00, for the second time this week, and area team is killed in a late night crash. what police think caused the latest tragedy. thousands of pounds of heroin found, and the dangers of baby monitor chords and their potential for strangulation. what parents need to know. and now you're maryland lottery midday pick three and picked four numbers. >> the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> good afternoon, your picked three numbers are 4, 5, 0. in a moment, the pick four, but first, the summer of light. like the sun facebook -- like us on facebook and you could win cool prizes all summer long. and you're picked four numbers are 3, 9, 3, 6. the maryland lottery, let yourself play. quite a last look at the weather. first, and say hi to your mom. she is in town watching. >> i neve

already daubed the prozac nation. the happiness you're talking about quote involves the continual challenge to go beyond oneself as part of something greater than one's own self interest well well then why so few people choose it why is it so difficult. for you for me i tried to convince people that i always meant literal values that make you happy. well it should make you happy. it's so seems so obvious the more you own the more you. get for yourself the work of. the happy. so thought surprising that most people believe it but actually. shows. that really happy we can make something of our own. we can achieve something for ourselves that we want to. do whether it's serious or growing a garden or doing whatever we choose to do that requires effort but it's under our control that's much better than having more and more things to show friends look at the new car look at this that helps a lot but. much more important than the in your happiness or the impression to make an impression that he's been well this is also. simp

i serve on the city committee that is referred to as prozac.have not had a hearing on this issue, so we don't have a recommendation. but we have a hearing about two years ago on the occasion when the public utilities commission proposed a waste water treatment facility in the west end of golden gate park. and to skip right to the punch line, we listened to everything they had to say and we went on record recommending against that. they listened and they changed their mind, they changed the location. this does not have to be the way it is. i urge you all to do the right thing. thank you. >> next speaker. >> the project has one big problem. it has a master plan that it has to get by. the only way it can get by the master plan is to fake or falsify what the master plan is. it participates in that falsification of the park master plan, it is a fraudulent and corrupt report. if you approve this, they are participating in the corruption. on page 100, it says according to the master plan, the different areas will be lighted to different levels based o

if you want to save this country. [ applause ] now, usually with my speeches, i have prozac pills at the back as you exit. i'm not depressed about our country. i'm worried. i'm anxious, but you can change it. and you do so by demanding the truth, and you do the work to get the transparency to hold us accountable to the very standards, beliefs and more or less that our founders initiated with the founding and birth of this country. i'll take any questions that you might have. thank you very much. [ applause ] thank you, good to see you. >> we'll open it up. we'll open it up just like we did with, of course, bill bennett to senator coburn here. i'm take the liberty to ask the first question, and then we've got microphones around here. senator coburn, you speak eloquently in your book "the debt bomb" about the morality or the immorality of debt. can you spend 30 seconds and just talk about debt. you talk about moral leadership and the lack thereof. what about the morality of debt? >> well, the morality of debt, corporate debt as a nation is a form of thievery. think about it for a minut

let's give him prozac. >> prozac. okay. what else? >> we need medication to help joey sleep. >> doctors also prescribed medicine for anxiety, adhd and tour rhett's syndrome. >> there were 17 medicines. >> that sounds insane. >> it was. my child was broken and there was something really wrong. i just wanted it fixed. >> reporter: but there was something else about joe yichlt something vanessa never thought was a problem to discuss with doctors. her son seemed to prefer his little sister's toys and clothes. >> if we'd go into the store, joey would already start heading over to the little girls' clothes. even just for socks. anything. and i'd say, no, we're here for you, not your sister. and start dragging my child over to the boys' socks or t-shirts or whatever. >> reporter: vanessa didn't see a connection between joey's obsession with dress up and his behavioral problems until a routine physical changed everything. they were wrapping up the visit when the doctor noticed the way 6-year-old joey was playing with his toy. >> joey lifts hi

there were new ssri's like prozac and the descendents that came out on the market. there had been a lot of media reporting around them which you point out in the book at the beginning were extremely positive to the point of jubilance. in retrospect the think that media coverage was helpful? do you think he gave you unrealistic expectations? >> guest: i think at the beginning it actually was helpful because it gave me the confidence to ask for medication that like i said nobody was offering to me and i felt that i really needed. in retrospect when i look at this, especially the paradigm of the chemical imbalance between terms that are oversimplified and they were so many factors are really going to these modem behavior disorders, i think it did lead me to think that medication would be a quick fix. and it was at first. it was really working well for me for a number of years and when it stopped working it was really a shock. i think i was not prepared to think that this was going to be a continuing struggle. >> host: were you able to continue therapy or find better th

already adopt the prozac nation. this really happen as you're talking about a quote involves the continual challenge to go beyond oneself as part of something greater than one's own self interest. then why so few people choose it why is it so difficult. for years for me i tried to convince people that i always meant literally values that make you happy. well it should make you happy and it's so seems so obvious that the more you own the more you. get for yourself the work of what about your life is the happier you should be it's obvious so so it's not surprising that most people believe it but actually. the results are there shows. that we are really happy we can make something of our own when we can achieve something for ourselves that we want to. do well whether serious or growing a garden or doing whatever we choose to do that requires effort but it's under our control that's much better than having more and more things to show friends look at the new car look at the helps a lot but well so. much what's more impor

i serve on the committee of fashion elite -- affectionately referred to as prozac. i have been party to a lot of presentations made by staff members on the various elements of the 2008 bond. i was very impressed with all of the planning that went into those presentations. they were always very thorough. they answered all of our questions very patiently. in connection with the word -- sorry. what was reported about the expenditures on the programs that work in that 2008 bond, i have been impressed with the execution of all of the elements of that 2008 bond. i would separately like to thank supervisors elsbernd and wiener for the comments and questions that have been raised. i hope everyone can come to see that this is a bond. there are other issues related to the natural areas program that will come up in separate conversations. but i hope everyone can see that there is no need to incorporate those discussions into the discussions about this bond. sorry. i am having one of those days where i cannot speak english. thank you very much. chairperson farrell: next speaker

coburn said he would prescribe prozac after his address. after phil's i think morphine is probably in order, and you may be wanting cyanide after mine. actually, that's a joke. don't do it. we need your help. i'm going to race through about probably 25 minutes worth of material in 15 because that's what i've been allotted, and i don't want to steal a minute from one of the men i admire most in the world, geert wilders. will be treated to a profile in courage here, and i'll get out of the way as quickly as possible, but i do want to tell you about the piece of the problem with the obama administration and with our country at the moment that phil didn't cover, and that is the national security piece, and i'm going to go through, as i say, very quickly some slides with you here that will explain a couple of things. i'm going to start with the first slides. let me have the opening, and a series of, well, pictures that i'm going to ask you what's wrong with them. next slide. this, of course, is mohammed morsi. he is now the president of egypt. h

anxiety disorders in the us the fact that we have so many people that are being prescribed xanax or prozac or something like that i mean it almost feels like we're living in in a science fiction novel you know we're getting to the point where brave new world is becoming a reality. absolutely i was just talking to a friend today and recently she was in a very stressful job in which the fear of layoff was a constant pressure and she went to her doctor and described symptoms she was having she was unable to sleep she was losing weight she was sort of fueling up on on coffee and not able to eat properly and he prescribed xanax to her for the reason that you know if she wanted to hold onto her job he thought she needed to calm down so it's really a drug like xanax that treats anxiety is really the drug of the twenty first century in some ways there are studies that show that eighteen percent of americans now say that they suffer from anxiety and just to put that in perspective it's twice the number that suffer from mood disorders like depression or bipolar disorder and it's pretty evident that

today such things turn people into basket cases and go on prozac because they can't pay their credit card bills. so sweet, these -- it's hard to believe she manages to maintain so much of herself. she can look out over amsterdam on a sunny day and still be transfixed by beauty. finally a student wrote a long essay i won't read but part of it was, his sense that if he knew anne frank -- i mean, he wanted to know her and he said, i just felt like we would be friends if i knew her. this is the end. listening to him i thought, they would have been friends. she was a 15-year-old girl. she saw herself as both ordinary and special, growing up under circumstances that were in no way normal even as her parents insisted on going through the motions of everyday life. what was certain was that anne frank did not grow up believing she was going to be sent to auschwitz and die at 15 and bergen-belsen. i listened to my students as fresh and eager as she had been, only a few years older than she was when she died. i asked one to read aloud from the diary, he chose the final entry. the passage in whi

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industrial complex so you have a lot of people out there who have no insurance who have no access to prozac impacts paxil and all those things and so what are they are using they're using illegal drugs marijuana they're using some folks even using cocaine and the reality is for some of those people out there it goes help their depression as well and for a drug like marijuana is actually for safer then and in these antidepressants in terms of adverse effects. ok and i guess i want to ask you. this if somebody is profiting i mean well obviously we know this profiting at the big pharmaceutical industry is there profiting side mean is it all about the money and stat of people's well being well unfortunately when you have. when you have drug companies making so much money these are that that kind of elements going to be there and they can spread it around to almost every kind of psychiatric institution american psychiatric association or kinds of consumer groups and so the profit motive has really distorted what most americans hear about depression and ways to deal with it whereas the reality is

prozac produces anxiety in chicken, can lead to tougher meat.m awake to eat more and grow faster. >> a disturbing thought. >> all of them mixed together, you bet it is. >>> next, developing news from oakland. the search for the gunman who opened fire outside a movie theater, hitting five people. >>> also, the new way caltrain wants to alert passengers to incoming and out coming trains. >>> later, making personal information public the millions of requests cell phone companies are getting for access to your calls and text messages.

prozac. that's for depression. >> alfonzo's drug abuse landed him in jail so many times that it really felt spleetly routine and he seemed to know the rest of the booking proeld ur well enough that he could walk himself through it. >> process and fingerprint. >> after we get through with this, yes. >> i done been here about 20 times. >> alfonzo even knew the best time of day to get arrested. >> at night it gets so crowded so you got to use the bathroom in front of people. god knows if you got to take a dump. me coming here early in the morning, i think i got a big break. >> the sad thing about alfonzo, he not only had an addiction that kept getting him thrown in jail, he couldn't be honest about it to his own family. his one phone call was to his mother and it was heartbreaking. >> i'm here all the time. i was with a friend. i spent the night with a friend. it's a female, though. i'm so sick of lying to my mom. i feel so bad. what can she do? she ain't going to bond me out. if i call and say

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they were in the new sri like prozac, the descendants that had come out on the market there had been a lot of media reporting around them which you point out at the book was positive to the point of the jubilant and in retrospect do you think that coverage was helpful, does it give you unrealistic expectations? >> guest: i think at the beginning it actually was helpful because it gave me the confidence to ask for an indication that like i said nobody was offering to me and that i felt i really needed. in retrospect, when i look at this paradigm of the chemical imbalance, which reaffirmed is pretty oversimplified and there are so many factors that go into these moodie and behavior disorders i think it did lead me to think that medication would be a quick fix, and was at first. worked really well for me for a number of years and then met stopped working was a shock and i wasn't prepared to think that this was going to be a continuing struggle. >> host: were you able to continue therapy or find a better therapy over the jurors once you had medication? >> guest: it took me awhile. it too

give me a break that a doctor who diagnoses somebody with some sort of mental issue, who gives him prozac, we don't know what the doctor --. megyn: or even if there was a doctor. >> correct. thank you. we'll start holding those people liable? the doctor should be liable? you come in, maybe begin, i'm really depressed. my ratings were not show great on fox today, we'll have to commit you, miss kelly. sorry. we can't put you out there in the public and blow somebody away. you can't hold the doctor liable. megyn: there was a report yesterday he was about to file the lawsuit and these are the potential defendants. now today there is a reuters report there is lawsuit filed. we don't know if these are the three defendants who he wound up suing. jonna, let me ask you, the story of the doctors is interesting in the foxnews.com exclusive report talking about a university of colorado psychiatrist who was mailed a notebook by this shooter, alleged shooter. it has details about how he was going to kill people. it has drawings of what he was going to do, illustrations of the massacre, images in a spir

. >> reporter: take prozac before little league games? i'm not sure. jenna: julie, thank you.tures for you truly out of this world as nasa releases new images from the mars rover opportunity. it shows an incredible pan ramic detail of the red planet, things we've never seen before. joining us, tom jones, former nasa shuttle astronaut and fox news contributor, scott horowitz, former nasa astronaut and walter cunningham, a former apollo vii astronaut. what a great panel. great to have you here. we have this thing running around on mars right now. you can even see the tire tracks in the panoramic photo. nasa put together 17 individual post of photographs to show us the one we have on screen. what does it tell you, tom? what questions does it raise? >> it is a wonder rouse panorama, join. much on student has been on the eight years after landing in 2004. it is embarking on another two year traverse across the crater looking for inhabitable climates in the mars's history, looking for water-baring rocks in particular. this image strikes our imagination. it inspires us to want to put

unemployment figure comes out, fit is up they are gleefudown they are gleeful, if it is up they need prozac they let joe biden out of the bunker and took the ball and gag out of his mouth and put him back on the campaign trail. look, republicans have passed over 30 jobs bills in the house. they have stalled in the senate. they've done everything to try and get the economy back on track. harry reid the democratic senate leader won't bring them to the floor. i would point out, martha what when he does bring bills to the floor, that are obama's jobs bills they fail. they include taxing the rich, whether it's obama's budget or jobs bill, they fail because even democrats vote against them. this is just politicsing saying republicans don't want the economy to get better. martha: when you look at who americans are blaming and what they are thinking out there, there is some interesting numbers that came out from the hill yesterday with regard to change that was expected after president obama took office. let's take a look at some of these numbers. you guys may have spoken about these last night. it

they made -- they need to start putting their kids and promise of the drugs like prozac and the psychotropic drugs and stuff giving their kids water with fluoride in it. they need to stop giving kids the vaccines that are loaded up with heavy metals. un the country makes me question the timing of this shooting thing. we're not supposed to be word about gun laws. we are under the thumb of the u.n. and the pest gun-control laws? host: we certainly want to talk about the gun control laws today. he is refusing -- here's referring to a long-term delegation -- this is from "the wall street journal"-- i want to point out that one of the reason this is month's negotiations is taking place is that the united states the world's biggest arms trader accounting for more than 40% of global conventional arms transfers reversed its policy after barack obama became president and decided in 2009 to support a treaty. we'll go to james now on the independent line from missouri. thanks for calling in. are you there? caller: yes, i'm here. what i would like to say is the trial that the kid that did the massacre a

the drug prozac turns 25 this year.scribed the drug and others like it. according to the national center for health statistics, 5% of teenagers aged 12 to 19 years old, do take an antidepressant now. is that necessary? or are we overmedicating our children? so joining us to discuss this is the author of the book, coming of age on zoloft. catherine sharp. catherine, welcome. >> thanks, alli. >> in your research in writi the book is it that more teenagers today are in need of anti-depressants and antianxiety medication or are doctors overprescribing it? that's a difficult question to answer. i think there are number of things going on describe the increase and use of these drugs for one thing the stigma to using anti-depressants has gone down. that's a good thing to certain extent. usage explained by other factors such as insurance companies that are more willing to may poor medications than they are to pay for other proven approaches like psychotherapy. we have had a cultural shift where we have medicalized a lot of nega

now, usually with my speeches, of prozac pills at the back when you exit.not depressed about this country. i'm worried. i am anxious. but you can change it. and you do so by demanding the truth and doing the work to hold us accountable to the very standards, beliefs and morals that our founders initiated with the founding and birth of this country. i will take any questions that you might have. thank you very much. >> we will open it up. just like we did with bill bennett'. i will take the liberty to ask the first question and then we have microphones around here. you speak eloquently in your book about the immorality of debt. could you take 30 seconds and just talk about debt. you talk about moral leadership and the lack thereof. what about the morality of debt? >> the morality of corporate debt as a nation is a form of thievery. think about it for a minute. when i went to the senate in 2004, the average individual debt on our national debt was under $30,000. it is at almost $60,000 per man, woman, child. second point, if you have an adolescent in your hou