in addition, throughout all of this period, people receiving psycho therapy, to see whether or not it could be helpful in depression, and really several major advances have occurred in psycho therapy and we will hear about that today. first of all, we now have evidence that psycho therapy is a biological treatment, in part through helen's work, we know that you can detect an abnormality in brain imaging in depressed stations and only if there is psycho therapy a reverse sal of that and that is very similar zero to what you see with certain serotonin uptake inhibility tors, number one, number two we also learned how to combine pharmacological treatments and psycho therapy and how different forms of psycho therapy might be particularly effective, so we are in for a fantastic discussion of depression and mania. >> rose: it is extraordinary to me because it is one sort of illness we know people, it touches so many lives, someone we know has someone they know, or they love or their family. peter, help us understand what it looks like and feels like from the patient's point of view. >> well

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ross is talking about the disastrous results of psychos do intervention in libya and i have to say so because he didn't support nato he was the instigator of that war. because he's rhetoric on immigration has been getting more and more tough recently. resulting in his pre-election promise to withdraw europe's open borders unless illegal immigration is tackled in the e.u. how do these measures fit in to europe's demographic premise principled. well democratic i should say i'm sorry. yes i mean it's. it's not i'm democratic to suggest that europe's borders are like a soup which is what you say. it's the tone perhaps of those remarks that you could object to but fundamentally say that everybody agreed. he's been criticized by the socialists for saying beastly things but the fact is fast while on has had to say the same thing he's been forced to change used to to follow the public feeling that we cannot in france or any other european country allow a situation where because of the greeks don't control the front suddenly finds itself receiving all sorts of people from all over the world th

you guys are psycho. >> you realized just in time!debut! >> this is great, man! i'm feeling granny, man! >> i'm a fun-loving guy. i always try to get everybody to laugh, comfort people when they're sad. we're not bad people. we're not violent people. we're just bored, drunken kids. you know? we're just out looking for fun. >> any movement, if you even [ muted ] sneeze for half an hour, i'll slit your throat. >> well, i want to be comfortable -- >> since everybody finally realizes you're behind this plot in getting the girls over here, why don't you say a little something into the camera? >> a little something into the camera. >> that's my girl. >> me and christina never got along and i don't like to talk about it that much because a lot of this i have to think is it's all her fault. the reason this happened is because of jealousy. >> for a second i thought somebody was at the door. keep the dog in there. >> four of the friends leave the house and put danielle in the back of a car. christina is driving. derek stays behind. danielle is

bring back equality essentially by wanted to heavily tax big corporations and richer the vigils the psychos he has said during his campaign that he is the only one who will be able to bring france out of the economic part bar it's a little long said it is speech that he is up to that challenge one of the first things he wants to do as president this is speak with germany's angela merkel to renegotiate that fiscal pact that had been agreed apart so really it's sending a symbol to europe this is a socialist when and for as if you what kind of what direction europe will take now would frazz changing its course there's also the question though off what kind of change and how much change can all on really bring to the country as he has promised given all the constraints that he will be facing will certainly he will have a very busy first few weeks there's a nato summit coming up where he's going to present to the u.s. as far as what would draw a french troops to afghanistan earlier than planned as well that's a g. twenty so the world is certainly watching what kind of threat is going to be with

voting between the two kinds of men and one who claims to be the want to unite for as a blaming psycho's a for having visited divisive president and then you have sarkozy who claims that he is the man who is going to be able to stop france from going down in the direction that greece and other troubled eurozone nations had gone to let's get a bit more analysis from our guests today mr douglas webber he's a political analyst from the in c. at a business school thanks very much for joining us today what about france in the context of europe asuka's he says he is the one who is going to be able to say france from the same future that greece is now facing do you agree with that on what basis well there's no basis for this kind of analysis of tolo and as suddenly television debate in. france fall on point adults agree stinney case was ruled by a conservative government in the years preceding the crisis rather than by a socialist one in terms of their approach to the sort of fiscal policy condition the government deficit confronts his role in europe and the european central bank and its policy

little do i know he's a psycho killer. and i'm not.h psycho killer. and they think i need medication. i don't need medication. >> under law in california state prisons, a psychiatrist cannot force drugs on any patient unless that patient meets certain criteria for being a danger to himself or others. >> they will probably discharge him like that. and there's not much we can do because he has the right to refuse medication. >> this is -- this is a crime against civilization. those bars on that window. >>> coming up, what is considered the most dangerous place at san quentin, the exercise yard. ♪ [ engine turns over ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. [ tires squeal ] then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx and the next chapter for lexus. see your lexus dealer. and the next chapter for lexus. avoid bad.fats. don't go over 2000... 1200 calories a day. carbs are bad. carbs are good. the story keeps changing. so i'm not liste

those who voted for fossil beirut finished fifth that's how many of them are going to be voting for psychos he and this could sway sway the balance of between the two and also you're the french are going to be essentially voting between the two kinds of men one who claims to be the want to unite for as a blaming psycho's he for having been such a divisive president and then you have sarkozy who claims that he is the man who is going to be able to stop france from going down in the direction that greece and other troubled euro zone nations had gone so there is a slight difference there that a fresh people say it's not possibly that big there's still a question of how many of them are actually not going to vote for either of the two men let's get a bit more analysis from our guests today mr douglas webber he's a political analyst from the in seattle business school thanks very much for joining us today the question here is a fuss all along and he says he's going to be uniting france but this unity isn't it hinged on the how much he can actually get done so if he doesn't what kind of unity is

-- >> you want to psycho analyze me, first. >> this is getting very deep.nfused. that's alec baldwin talking to ann as they hang out together in the south of france at the cannes film festival. he'll be on the big screen with a new animated film in the works called "rise of the guardian" and you'll see much more of ann's conversation with the star tomorrow on "today." >> and chris pine with him, too. >> that's right. >> from cannes and continues from cannes. >> meanwhile coming up in this half hour we've got chef bobby flay. he's told us to go fish. he decided to go one better, he's showing us how to be better home cooks with a few simple steps that will keep your fish moist and flavorful every time. he was here last week, he made that spaghetti sauce. people still talking about it. so i expect nothing less. >> a lot of people are scared when it comes to making fish. so this is like really super simple and you can find good fish at everywhere. >> and at natalie's house apparently. >> yes. >> if you're looking for a fun, family getaway for summer, why not go

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. - i'll see you next year, psycho d! yeah! oww! - whoo! i'm just glad that i got to stay in a hotel for once, man. now i can say that. - god, i can never show my face at this convention again. - ders, just drive me home. i want to forget any of this ever happened. [discordant guitar note] - [high-pitched] i wish i would have tripped. - [high-pitched] drive me. drive me! - oh, no, i don't think that's a good idea. not right now. - this is not negotiable. right here. drive. [ominous music] [car door slams] - bye, guys. - have a good trip! get it? "trip"? god, i am [bleep] funny, bro! whoa! - whoa! - all right. - let's go. - let's get out of here. - let's get out of here now. - nice. - [snorting] [party horn blows] >> may 29, 2012 from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: hey, everybody. welcome back to the show. boom, we're back. thank you. thank you for joining us. welcome to "the

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

. >> psycho therapist, robbie, thank you for being here. go to the war room with jennifer granholm. we're always here at current tv. thanks for watching.

. >> reporter: the form of psycho therapy uses different tactics aimed at making gay people straight. well talked to one man in san francisco who has tried it. and he is worried if kids undergo conversion therapy, it could make them feel being gay is a disease that can be cured. for most of his life, peter drake lived the life of a straight man, but realized he was not being true to himself. so he sought help to remain heterosexual. >> i went through three years of conversion therapy. >> reporter: but he said the therapy actually made him feel worse. >> i was so depressed. i was nearly suicidal. >> reporter: and he said the therapy failed miserably. >> where it really started to get discouraging as we got into working to change my sexual orientation, that involves for me as a guy things like being encouraged to play sports more, as though gay men don't play sports. looking at pictures of women and trying to lust after them. >> reporter: which is why he testified before california lawmakers supporting a ban on conversion therapy for kids under 18. today the state senate approves senate

>> what is psycho. who is hirohito. >> hirohito, yes. >> mr. rayburn. who is mr.ayburn. >> yes. >> chuck? >> who is henry waxman. >> you got it. >> nytimes.com welcomes you to the list of the best 1,000 movies ever made which includes this 1931 bela lugosi film. chuck? >> what is dracula. >> dracula, yes. >> all right. >> that leaves you with $18,100. but we bump that up to $50,000. >> chuck just cleaned up last night. his total winnings of 50 grand went to the d.c. based charity samaritan inn, a group that provides recovery programs and housing to homeless men and women. chuck, nice work. tonight, keeps getting better, our own kelly o'donnell on "jeopardy." still ahead on "way too early" while you're awake your tweets, texts and e-mails are next. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin

socialism francois hollande has won the funds as a presidential election beating incumbent nicholas psychos who with fifty one percent of the vote to become the country's first station as president and seventeen yes. fugitive exile the russian oligarch spare results he offers a bounty on glad to meet putin to anyone willing to detain the russian leader at his presidential inauguration on monday. radical opposition activists hijack a peaceful anti-government rally in moscow leading to clashes with police and injuries on board signs find out more from e.u. board was going off in just a few moments.

the biggest change you have to say it will be one of style psychos either is is very dramatic he leaps into a plane and flies to georgia he intervenes dramatically in libya very vocal in his hostility to syria and iran i think if all of these elected only if i know me yet he will be much more carm. grown partly because he doesn't carry the experience to credibly leap into into the forefront if you like but also by temperament he used much more of a synthesizer as the saying goes than done so because he's much less a dramatic personality and i think because he thinks that france needs a change from the slightly energetic style of leadership of nicolas sarkozy but i think one has to say that there are a big question marks but far smaller and he's never been a minister of any sort i mean this is i would say probably almost unique in a major western country that someone's got this far in the electoral process and they've never served in any sort of you know like office at a national level so they're kind of course there is the other faction but least of the country have a big question mark

then ridiculed and it's not good enough so then we end up with everyone in government being a weird psycho that doesn't actually say anything related to what i think of the way in fear right maybe we will get more of this to this story here but if that is the case you know it's just it's unfortunate it's not like there is a lesion ration and i agree with you and i swear i'm going the romney campaign that you are who are they going to be more scared of think progress or conservative. religious i think we've got them both coming out where you. are let's take a look about this horrible horrible story that happened to this u.c. san diego student take a look. good by the years horrifying ordeal inside a five by ten holding cell similar to this one meant drinking his own urine about three times. as n.b.c. seven first reported chong was detained at the d.a.'s office on saturday april twenty first following a drug raid at a university studio apartment. so he was actually in this cell for five days with no food no water handcuffed and had to drink his own. really and because it was a sweep he was a

workers the price of work in france is among the highest in europe and it's gone up tremendously psycho's he is only one of eleven heads of state who have been voted out of office over the last four years since the crisis it really would have been more of a miracle if he had won and stayed in so it's it's more a vote on the economic situation it's our crews he is really only partially responsible for whether or not alone is going to be doing able to take care of the crisis is another question. authorities in bahrain have arrested the country's most prominent human rights activist on harsh critic of the state's ruling family that bailiff a job was detained just days before his appearance on june assumptions show him on a c at eleven thirty g.m.t. and in the program which is in just a few hours of their whistleblower gets insights from hand to fellow egyptian activist and to the uprisings in the arab states now he's other than a full. well the authorities of said is that now bill rand job is being suspected of committing a number of crimes punishable by law and he's now being held on charge

forefront if you like but also by temperament lose much more of a synthesizer as the saying goes than and psychos he's much less a dramatic personality and i think because he thinks that france needs a change from the slightly energetic style of leadership of nicolas sarkozy but i think one has to say that there are big question marks but far more along he's never been a minister of any sort i mean this is i would say probably almost unique in a major western country that someone's got this far in the electoral process and they've never served in any sort of for public office at a national level so of course there is the other factor that at least half the country have a big question mark about whether they really want a socialist government because they always suspect fairly or unfairly the socialists will tax and spend and maybe that's not appropriate for the present circumstances. well if france holds its collective breath wondering who the country's future president will be russia's preparing for the no gration of its next leader in just two days' time dmitri medvedev hands over to vladimir p

allegations kept you know coming out about his relationship with gadhafi you know the march thirty quid a psycho see has created an overall image of france we don't want divisions within the french society we don't want to see bombing of arab countries we are friends of the arabs yet it is not. a lot is being branded france's new hope or gadget one task ahead of him to sort through the euro crisis and clean up an image which many think is no longer in line with what's traditionally french while foreign policy took a backseat during the campaign a model did throw out two moves one go head to head with germany's angela merkel on really go sharing the e.u. fiscal pact believe me he will experience in the coming month the negotiation power of america because it's just a miracle we will face an election in one year and will not be willing to compromise we said was a french president and two with. french troops from afghanistan a year earlier than planned it's a sign that i think you want to scale down for it but i would guess that is going to be. what is happening in there in the rest of the world an

yes so close he says some psycho sea cow but they're certainly not very happy about this will they have been kept to the very end have been trying to fight hard for this it tried to keep a cautious optimism even that they had come out and said that he was god ready for the wait but certainly it does not look at that way right now you know right tess arsole r r t correspondent live there looking like a very exotic celebration thank you for that update we've just heard fifty two percent. has become president now somebody who isn't that excited economist patrick young he's a director all that investment firm who says how there's no real difference between the candidates and that neither although we know francois hollande has won neither of these people can offer a solution to france's financial woes. the economic policies that have been put forward by all of the candidates in the french presidential election even in the first round were all based upon the most juvenile understanding of economics that we've ever seen i mean it's a sort of thing that bloggers love and you all see at the bott

in that psycho were muslim charlottes loyal to the government. so nobody is even talking about that now i have some information for you and for your highly esteemed viewers and old years worldwide but it got to. pull up their names of the perpetrators out of all islamic. fundamentalist elements we have to we we have a lot we have our three others expect actually those names to be public to do on worldwide media as well as the investigation committee that has been followed by the syrian government is it due to issue its report later today or little motto of the latest regarding those massacres particularly the one . so actually it's not. understandable why people and countries are trying to take any action outside the security council as they did in libya and you know the fiasco the scandals that have been mentioned regarding the neuter's intervention in libya and elsewhere so for us as syria's we anticipate you know some escalation this is not that this does not come as a surprise for us. you know ousting syrian diplomats and embassadors from som