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stefan franz as well, and our friends from prozac that represent our parks department and represent all that we believe in in our neighborhood. thank you for all that you do. and i really in particular today want to single out two folks. phil mentioned the friends of lafayette park and we have certificates of honor for them. but this playground behind us would not have happened without one of the best friends of parks groups in our city of san francisco, and that's the friends of lafayette park. they raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. the plaques are around here and all the people that contributed to it, but there are two people that had the biggest leadership in this, and i want to bring them up. so, lynn and carina, come on up. [cheering and applauding] >> these are our neighborhood leaders for lafayette park. (applause) >> and there is not enough applause that we can give them, but we need to give it up in a very big way. thank you so much for all that you've done and please know that all of us are so thankful for your individual efforts. and we wouldn't be here without you. so

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it is cheaper than prozac. [laughter] and it is an amazing kind of fulfillment. when you are performing live then you are really creating. is this old stuff her new -- stuff for new? -- is this old stuff or new? >> do you sit down and write this stuff at all? no, it's free associates. that sounds like a law firm. as whatever your mother tells you. [laughter] the whole crew noticing how matt damon was sitting there in rap attention. much more tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 :00 new york time right here on bloomberg television. coming up, objections to detroit's accuracy lance. 5 -- bankruptcy plans. >> it is time for today's latin america report. a judge has ruled all singer -- made search the deserts of nevada for some of the money. he asked a las vegas were to order more than 120 companies in nevada to turn over information about assets belonging to an argentine businessman accused of embezzling $65 million in government contracts. peakedade-long quest last month when the company went into default for the second time in 13 years. a federal judge in new york board arge

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there's probably not a jar of prozac left in pharmacists shops in israel either. there's nothing really to gape. israel -- to gain. israel had to postpone the start of the school seeiasoners et cetera et cetera. both can pretend they had a great deal of success. neither side has, it's status quo ante. and the 2012 situation. >> what happens in a month, in a month's time when the next round of talks are said to begin, and we can put up big issues, we prepared a graphic. what do you foresee in terms of the potential for agreements, disarming hamas, the jordan river valley. what do you see as the likelihood of any new round of talks beginic next month, extending who knows how long, ending in agreement on these key issues. >> on the big issues, of course, there won't be any agreement. hamas will not demilitarize. hamas will not lift of the block of gaza. >> no airport or seaport, forget about that, right. >> those are the issues. hopefully in a month they'll forget about it. here is the important thing, back fields in motion. the entire environment is going change. it

prozac.hat's for depression. >> alfonzo's drug abuse land him in jail so many times, that it really just felt completely routine. he seemed to know the rest of the booking procedure well enough that he could just walk himself through it. >> are we processing 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, you have to use the bathroom in front of people. god knows if you have to take a dump. by 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 over here, over town. i was with a friend. i'm spending 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 gonna bail me

performing live is this extraordinary-- it's cheaper than prozac. ( laughter ) and it's this great release and this amazing kind of fulfillment of-- the one caveat is it's performing live, and when you're really creating. like when you asked, "is this old stuff or new?" "that's an old line, my friend. i've heard that one." when you really find a new piece, there's something wonderful, the creation, the idea of when you create, that's extraordinary. >> rose: but do you sit down and write this stuff at all? >> no, i just-- it's basically -- >> fee association. >> yes. that sounds like a law firm. young, young, and free. free associations. raise your right hand or your left. whatever you want to do. >> rose: whatever your mother tells you to. >> if it's not one thing, it's your morg. stay with me. walk away, your mother will know you better. >> rose: by the year 2000, robin williams had already appeared in more than 30 feature films. this conversation centered on the challenges of acting and improvisation. what shudo is combine shakespeare and stand-up. >> we could. >> rose: we could. >> "is

but it gives me the same satisfaction but performing live is this extraordinary, it's cheaper than prozac. >> a great release and it's amazing kind of fulfillment of-- the one to one caveat is performing live and when you are really creating. when you ask him, does he just hold stuff or no. >> it's an old line, my friend. i've heard that one. but when you really find a new gig, it's something wonderful, the creation. when you create it that as-- that's extraordinary. >> dow sit down and write this stuff at all. >> no, i basically-- . >> rose: free association. >> yes that sounds like a law firm. young, young and fraud, we're preassociates, raise your right hand or your left, whatever you want to do. >> rose: whatever your mother tells to you. >> if it's not one thing it's your mother. stay with me, here we go. walk away, you mother will know you better. >> rose: by the year 2000 robin williams had already appeared in more than 30 feature films. this conversation centered on the challenges of acting and improvisation. >> rose: what is the attraction for you? why is it that you felt like yo

. >> america needs prozac. >> no, no, you're going to tell us these poll numbers are like prozac for> chuck todd is here, he's got some polls. also we've got managing editor of the news website, bobby ghosh, sara eisen and op-ed columnist dana milbank is here to cheer us up because dana always cheers everybody up. >> he writes only about the happiest things in washington. >> he's polly annish, i beneficiary he had would be a bit more biting at times. >> the economy is better. >> and see that's the thing, okay. the economy is -- >> no. >> hold on. the economy is better, sara, right? >> right. >> but nobody is noticing that it's better. >> well, no, they do notice. that was what was interesting about our poll. they know the economy is better. it's just not better for them. >> why are they so depressed? >> it's a number of things. first of all, they're not recovered from the recession. yes, financially they have recovered, but there are still one in three americans that are either supporting a child over the age of 21 or a parent over the age of 65. the great recession made that. so you

>> it's a little too early to trade our prozac for probiotics.ch. >> it always seemed to go back to the diet. nobody says eat more cupcakes. >> i'll say it today, just today. >> all right. >> dr. holly phillips, thanks so much. >> it's a world famous job with 10,000 job on the line. see how napa valley wine country is pouring everything it can after this weekend's powerful earthquake. that's next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs morning rounds sponsored by purrinapurina. your pet, our passion. ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef turkey and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does lessp to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early >>> three days after the napa valley earthquake the wine country wants to let you know. how they're helping one another. >> reporter: from the napa valley wine train it's full steam ahead af

if you take an antidepressant like prozac, it makes a huge difference in how you're going to do.s is you will not be as angry and you will have an extra second to think before i go off. it is independent of depression. the next is i have to assume responsibility. if i do this and drink, i will probably have a problem. that is something i need to do. look at this as a medical illness. if i have polyps;, i know i have once aa colonoscopy year. i may not want to, but that is the fact of life and i assuming that i am assuming responsibility for my nervous system. >> you talked about how depression is a shutdown of the body. i was wondering if that could trigger an actual physical shutdown of the body, eating disorders and anorexia, if the depression will lead to a physical shutdown. well, that is where i tried to introduce this concept of the mind-body connection. i also trained as an internal medicine doctor and it is so exciting to put the two together. if you look at fight, think about what the body is trying to do. it is going to go out there and it is going to fight the enemy. w