have psycho pharmaceuticals turned us into a zombie nation? or should we just go with the flow and embrace the brave new world of mood control? we'll ask new york magazine journalist ariel levy and washington psychiatrist dr. brian doyle. >> >> complicated. intimidating. something other people get to do. but once you take the first step. you'll find there's nothing standing in your way. metlife. i can do this. a.d.m. the nature of what's to come. >> welcome. ariel levy, you authored a cover story for "new york magazine" which we see here "what are you on?" and you described new york today to -- you say sound the alarm, there is a new drug epidemic in town and most of the city wants in on it. in certain circles of new york, it is regular table conversation. we have entered the golden age of self-medication. drugs have become like hair products or cosmetics. this is brain styling, not mind altering, and you have a serious point to make there, but what is the extent of what you see going on in new york? >> well, i mean, i think new york is the sa

all that money printing causes any investor to say wow this system has cracked this thing has gone psycho the european monetary union is going to fall apart and in which case where do you want to be where do you want to hide all your euro's whatever you have you want to buy assets in germany which is perceived as the strongest of the european nations gold and so are up against every single currency last year and speaking of europe max we have some more insanity in the news exclusive goldman's european derivatives revenue soars yes you would have thought the last few years would have told you the best thing to do is run away from goldman sachs's derivatives but no apparently the europeans are reading into the arms of goldman sachs goldman sachs group's first quarter earnings are expected to benefit from the increased use of derivatives by european clients seeking ways to hedge risk according to an internal report seen by reuters there's a risk against doing business with goldman sachs go especially go to a country like greece they sell faulty bonds a couple of books so they can get into th

÷ú matricians. >> stephen: psycho -- >> matricians.ll how hard it is after 17 years to see this nonsense brought up again. >> stephen: i think it's refreshing following this book you are writing a book that contains no black people in it whatsoever. it's extremely refreshing. >> let's face it. it made life a whole lot easier to do it that way. >> stephen: i find just hanging out with white people a lot easier, too. those lower class white people, are they giving white people a bad same in because the white people who are prosperous, who have the values of white people, like marriage, the product and work ethic, those people with those val yiews, can't we just call the lower class white people not white anymore because are all of them white? some of them might be italian? [ laughter ] what is white america? >> it's exactly the opposite. i'm not talking about problems of working class white america because we want these people to shape up. i'm talking about it because if you go to white working class america to communities there you see

will they vote in the second round will be will it be all large will it be so close enough for the psycho's e he will have to try to get the voters of money to attend who is on the far right from the national front she had managed to get seventy point nine percent of the votes according to the exit polls about half of her voters may go to nicolas sarkozy but again these are just estimates and as far as a lot is concerned he will have to get a strong ignatian from the left front his voters who have been a very a very are creating a lot of noise towards the end of this campaign while ninety percent of voters from that size say they will vote on large but still there are a lot of factors that could affect that swing the vote in the second round and not least of all the pessimism and the lack of enthusiasm of the french people they may have come out to vote for the for in the first round eighty percent but that doesn't necessarily mean bill do the same in the second round another factor to be considered but let's get more insight now on for more guests they visit john locke live from the instit

enough for diggler psycho's e he will have to try to get the voters of money in the pen who is on the far right from the national front she had to manage to get seventy point nine percent of the votes according to the exit polls one half of her voters may go to nicolas sarkozy but again these are just estimates and as far as how long this concerned he will have to get a shot from the left front his voters who have been a very a very creating a lot of noise towards the end of this campaign while ninety percent of voters from that side say they will vote on a lot but still there are a lot of factors that could affect of swing the vote in the second round and not least of all the quests emissivity lack of enthusiasm of the french people they may have come out to vote for the for in the first round at eighty percent but that doesn't necessarily mean they'll do the same in the second round another factor to be considered along the sarkozy will have one who won and this could also assuage the voters depending on how they do want that to pay so we're looking forward certainly to the second r

this is a complete accident and a number of drugs developed in the early phases of developing a psycho pharmacology treatment for psychiatric disorders came out serendipitously. rone poll okay was the first company to discover anti-histiminics learning these are good for allergic diseases but the trouble with the earlies once had is side effects so they asked them to develop better ones with fewer side effects. and he came up with a drug called thorazine that had fewer side effects and as it went into clinical trials, people were amazed at how calm the patients were. they were much more relaxed than they had been before. and the there were two very astute french psychiatrists noticed that if psychotic patient its, particularly schizophrenic patients took it, it was like a magic bullet. they stopped hallucinating, having deleeuw'ses-- delusions, kim to the undered states n a short period of time, the fda approved it and by 1954, this was introduced in the 1950s. by 1954, two million people had tried this. and this was one of the major reasons why so many at the state hospitals were empt

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. >> jimmy: you're a psycho. you were a psycho.n't believe i married this person!" yeah, she is going, "what am i doing? [ cheers and applause ] "what am i doing?" you guys love each other. and god, you got cute and great kids -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations on those guys too. >> thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations on "girls." this one's getting rave reviews, right here, my man. >> that's right. [ cheers and applause ] lena dunham. she's a brilliant writer/creator. >> jimmy: lena dunham. >> star of "girls." and it's just really good. every once in a while, one just comes out amazingly well and -- >> jimmy: it's on next sunday at 10:30 on hbo. >> that's right. >> jimmy: "girls." i want to show a clip of the show "girls." now, let's take a look. >> does this mean that the whole time we were together you were -- >> oh, i mean, are you -- you're asking, did i always want to have sex with men? yes. are you asking did i -- did i think about it when we were together? yes. >> then, how were you able to have sex with me? >> well, the

. >> leslie is a psycho therapist at interstate yut for health and healing. >> this is very, very common. and there is no tron think they're not as common in athletes. >> they say more people are coming to see them with symptoms of anxiety or worry. young kids with school issues. seniors thinking about what they could have done. business people finding i difficult to cope. economic times contributing. >> in terms of treatment that kind of thing to medication manment and psychotherapy. >> and believing to turn around issues she sees. >> wung of the thing sthaz we shorten our breath and hold our breath to. learn tools and relaxing your body and find. >> and he other athletes have gone through situations. one is steve glass the former pirates pitcher. he lost control after 1972 season. there is a sigma attached to anxiety. but when someone high profile admits this it can mean change autos it does help to say he can do it so. can i. he says there aren't snt a cure but people face it head on they can probably learn ways to control it. and fans are hoping aubrey hough will return to the line u

it cam from a california psycho therapist , the number of fights anding ray exchanges before football the rise. the test is to encourage fans to behave. >>> five things you need to know, u.s. senators, will discuss racial profiling across the country. the hearing will be the first of its kind before september 11th. voters in arizona will be heading to the polls for a republican primary, to determine who will run for gabby giffords. she was shot in the head during a awe tucson massacre in january of last year, supreme court will hear arguments on a major case involving prison sentences for drug possession. also in dc, tony stewart is headed to the white house today, scheduled to meet with president barack obama, he won the sprint cup in november of last year. he is headed to the white house to meet the president. here is a look at dozens of tornados that hit the midwest during the weekend. these images were captured. national weather vis received 100 reports. six people were killed in oklahoma. no chance of that today. warm weather is going to be persistent. >>> that's exactly right. t

but io d find a fair amountof psycho babble in our soc. >> yes. there is but there is also looney tunes. >> rose: i think it go easy to the core of being responsible for your own life, i really belief that, you are responsible for yo own life. you look back and say why didn't i do that? you didn't do it because you made a decision, conscious or unconscious. >> i also agree that there are two or three things that are now myantras which is i do not relah it is personal, romantic, sexual, professional, in which for one second i feel that there is someone on e other side out to diminish me, whether i, i simply move away from that relationship, and when we are younger we tend to put up with an awful lot of that because we are getting great sex or getting love or getting good partnership in work or any of those things and we allow ourselves. there is a wonderful freedom in knowing that you won't let anyone do that to you anymore. >> rose: what are you good at othe than acting? >> oh, will tell your, late but i can't tell you now. rose: we could make new

audience that was semi-literate, just sit watching a film and saying, "that's the shot sequence from 'psycho,'" or "that's the burnt homestead from 'the searchers.'" i mean, it's not interesting. and i think, again, if you were to analyze in fact all the films this group made, the most interesting films, i think, are the most personal, not the borrowings, but the ones that are rooted more in their own experience. and i think with milius, i think his best film was "big wednesday," which is absolutely rooted in the time he was a surfer in hawaii and in california. (lynda myles) you can discuss "big wednesday" in terms of ford, obviously, this sense of mythologizing the past. but it's totally imbued with his own past and experience. (orchestra music playing) it was a very important film to me at the time because that was a part of my youth. and i thought that that's what a filmmaker should do is explore personal things that you know. there's a cliche that everybody has one good story, the story of their life. and when you are starting out, those are the stories you write about. and i think that

very promising future that would have begun in earnest in just two months with relatively minimal psycho social factors present a biological basis may be the primary precipitant if toxicology reveals the presence of meth specialist tours this case should be viewed in light of other suicides suspected to be associated with the drug that is the first military document i have ever seen that seems to suggest that the army was aware that lariam may be causing suicides in the field and they were tracking and i've never seen that before i've only seen the army say that there's absolutely nothing to this that lioness is safe as asked for in his two thousand and four congressional testimony general pete testified that normally suicides have been linked to lariam but acknowledged the drug was perceived poorly by army personnel. you know if you look back at history whether it was combat duty during world war two whether it was engine or engine be it not the military is always slow to react to negative things and they do things that could affect the soldiers for instance agent orange for a while tha

. >> jon karl playing the role of psycho analyst. i want to ask you about another name making headlines, former governor jeb bush. here's what he said if he was asked. >> i will consider it, but i doubt i'll get a kaucht and i don't know if it's the right thing for me to do. i didn't run for president for similar kind of reasons. >> call me crazy but that's not a no. >> it was, i would consider it. that made huge waves. look, look at florida, jeb bush is actually more poof lar than marco rubio in florida. he has the executive experience. he could be press. a lot of people will be looking at jeb bush. he's trying to do damage control. he put out an eveil saying he's not going to be the vp nominee. put it to rest. >> all right. you'll be watching it all. jon karl. thank you. >> and george stephanopoulos will have much more reading between the lines first thing in the morning and the powerhouse "roundtable" and tomorrow morning includes keith op olbermann. >> and charles colson has died. with tremendous power, earning a reputation as ma

virtual wire prism, the wires in your home you can't see and possibly the introduction of mind altering psycho electronic waves in your home via the tower on the ac frequency. >> that was chris in las vegas. we'll hear from korine. >> caller: mr. bamford, my question to you is that you mentioned that congress needs to launch an investigation into the illegal tactics of what the nsa are doing but how is that possible when congress are pretty much allowing and you know, passing legislation to allow the nsa to do what they are able to do? >> all of those questions are very good. and the question that the gentleman just asked, that's the problem. congress doesn't have an incentive to look into nsa because the problem with the congress right now is that no congress person ever wants to look weak on terrorism. because they know that their opponent is going to say well, you voted against this new bill to put the data center in utah which actually isn't even a bill, nsa just does it. that's the problem. the problem is that there are too many congress people not willing to go out on a limb and say we'v

the idea of the group therapy could be substituted for individual psycho therapy spread throughout the network. the network mental health executive committee promoted this idea as a so-called best practice. even though it was not at all good clinical practice, it was seen as a good way to meet performance measures. i believe that most v.a. facilities have an under staffed mental health service because the v.a. lacks a methodology to determine what mental health staffing is needed at an individual facility and a miss guided attempt to justify more staff, the head of our mental health service say it needed to be quantity rather than quality. she said and i goat have contact with as many veterans as we can even if we aren't able to help them. the outcome was the facility continued to enroll a growing be in of veterans, far more than our clinicians could handle and as a result veterans fell through the cracks. tragically there was no effective oversight even to detect the problems we faced. every year they created a central office survey to assess compliance to provide services and each ye

purposes of indoctrination in terrorist ideology will be criminally punished so that's in addition to psychos east policy of stripping of foreign born criminals of their citizenship for their tightening border control saying there are too many foreigners in france who clearly advocating the political change in extreme is you use of the crying we have do freedom of speech in france and they don't see. the restricted to secure. was a french citizen kane his family came to france a very long time ago so. obviously this kind of terrorism. from inside friends of society it's not just something that is imported from the middle east. and you cannot. take away french nationality from a french nation or this is not allowed under the french constitution and then there's money in the pen a far right national front party candidate having long pushed a more radical anti immigration line call for the revival of the death penalty for child killers and the deportation of any foreigner who goes at a suspicious trip to places like afghanistan how many mohammed merah are there in the boats and planes that arriv

percent turnout and that is a big difference indeed we know from the last few weeks of the campaigns of psychos and a lot of they have been encouraging people to vote throughout all of this it's been about jobs and employment and the economy and this has been the top concern of the french people as well as purchasing power which is essentially money in their pockets and this is going to be central to the campaigns of the two who make it to the second round at this point of francois wanted nicolas sarkozy will have to certainly more break that into their campaigns much stronger than they have done in the first round and also what they will be having to do is trying to win the a voters from the two sides on nicolas sarkozy will have to win voters from the look pen and he may have to again appeal to their sentiment he has been doing so this is anti immigration sentiment for instance but again he has to start talking about jobs but he does have the support of the voters of a centrist francois bayrou but it's not surprising because he may get a prime ministerial of his issue with and now france all

have to win these voters get all the left to support him so the two will go head to head against psychos he says that if it comes out to the debate he still confident but again we see a leader of a larger it may continue on to the second round of all of this a very interesting to see what is going to happen again in the second round the campaign that they're going to put forward it's got to be much stronger to win a very pessimistic french public. in paris and a professor of political science at paris west university says. simply failed his country and whoever gets in power will have his hands full as a person he was extremely arrogant he was perceived as the president of the rich precisely at a time when there's a crisis and also. doesn't have a very clear political line he says one thing one day the opposite the next their. incompetence because you know it's not been able to do very much about the crisis the president whoever he is and it's likely to be alone will have to face the market and will have to face a very tough situation. if there's a crisis in france which looks a bit like

. >> i think that that would be a better place for him because he could get the psycho/social support he needs, i believe. >> reporter: this is leslie miller reporting for abc news. >>> the federal government and 15 states are taking a bite out of apple and major book publishers with an antitrust lawsuit. the suit claims there was a conspiracy to raise prices for electronic books adding $2 to $5 to every one sold. that cost consumers more than $100 million. the government slam claims the company has tried to get amazon to raise the prices for ebooks sold on kindle. >>> federal safety regulators are investigating fires in a very popular model sold by jeep. nearly two dozen fires have been reported in jeep wranglers made since 2007. it's unknown how many jeeps are actually impacted. chrysler has sold more than 500,000 of these classic off-road vehicles. the investigation could ultimately lead to a recall. the fires have caused four injuries and have also caused property damage as well. >>> and property damage is the very least you could say about a fleet of suzuki grand vitaras at a dea

should have been given a much more importance for the last ten or fifteen years it's not at all new psycho's he's been hit very very hot and heavy on that issue and if i. the socialist though there on the left have been very very leery about defending immigration too much they're making they're saying the right things but they don't want to get involved in this dispute too much themselves to be obliged to take the side of the immigrants ok let's talk about the promises that they've been making there's a lot of it especially with regard to europe a lot of we want to renegotiate this we want to renegotiate that but whoever takes the position can't be really do anything with regard to europe especially with germany and germany says no then it's most likely a no. yeah but if you and i think the situation now in europe is very fluid once again and you can bet at all on the euro even being here in one or two years time now it is your view that the situation has become bad you see again in greece how things are worsening spain and in france as well italy so it's very hard to say what one will or wi

know there's jokes about taking prozac or quit lutes or you know and you know there are a number of psycho active drugs so it's sort of a standard part of american culture but somehow or some of the specific ways that they really manage to keep it going to keep their profits up despite the fact that americans are going to the doctor less that they're getting their prescriptions written for them because let's face it it's a recession right if you know people are going to go to the doctor to treat some kind of ailment that they have if they have less money to just deal with the basics like putting food on their table. yeah absolutely it's it's kind of astonishing that as i looked into this. you know know you. john i'm afraid we lost you for a minute can you still hear me all right we're going to wait and see if we can fix our technical issue here and try to get john back on the line but i'm sure all of you watch t.v. every now and then and see all those drug commercials and just think about it really do they play to your emotions and some of the things if we don't get john back in the meanti

finding themselves hit by arctic conditions including russia's far eastern region where a powerful snow psycho has caused travel chaos airports have been closed very scarce old and road shot speeds have reached up to thirty meters per second but cars have been getting stuck in the snow forecasters say the extreme weather is expected to continue for the next few days and earlier this week almost seven hundred first sermon had to be rescued from waters to the east of san jose and after becoming stranded on ice for. drawing cady and find out what's happening on the world's markets cady's howard indices looking for a nice day you know what with still saying a lot of it really is the theme of the day started off in asia we've got europe down now u.s. stock futures are also pointing downwards. this all came after the u.s. federal reserve signaled less of a need to stimulate the economy with the pointed easing of bankers in the region just did not think the economy needed it now the problem with this is that it is affecting the globe's appetite for risk and therefore affecting the russian market so l