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. >> 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 same town that brought you woody allen and brought you everybody having a psychiatrist. there not a great deal of stigma to being neurotic in new york. it is accepted to the

instead of catching the simian psycho they gave him a nick name.orse the nick name wasn't simian psycho. now what am i supposed to do with all these t-shirts? (cheers and applause) folks, the people of st. petersberg have ignored my self-less attempt to macaque blowsom. and now this monkey has come back to bite them, literally. the rhesus mack qia has bitten someone in the area of boyd hill nature park, an elderly woman. >> i don't think it was an attack. i think the monkey jumps on her back, both freaked out. >> stephen: sure, yeah. (laughter) sure, not really an attack. both sides freaked out. i mean at this point who knows who started it. maybe the old lady jumped out of the tree. nation, give then monkey's latest actions we need to update our graphic. this is monday qui on the gram. >> stephen: folks, we cannot let this monkey go around malling innocent seniors. unless that's a social security plan mitt romney is not telling us about. >> welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has a new book on america's atomic arsenal in the 1950s. so it was

little do i know he's a psycho killer. and i'm not.ing you know, i'm running around with 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. ...what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ...nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real t

very solid, four out of five for seven psycho paths.ast movie, i'm a little creeped out by scary movies. >> as the film ended last night, you would see my jaw drop and tears in my eyes and not because i was sad. it is just a shock and terror that a film can come out in this day and age that we've seen a story like this a million time where a family moves into a house and something in that house haunts the family. but it is so original and the idea that the cache is a struggling author. he want it piece together a murder mystery that has not been solved by this up to's police and he uncovers one of the most sick, twisted and disturbing stories you will ever see come alive on screen. it is ambitious. it is original. it is highly scary. i jumped out of my seat at least 10 times. they earn the jump scares. you will be flipping out. i gave this movie a four out of five. very, very scary. every movie this week is worth seeing. seriously, argo, benefit after flake, wow. i cannot tell you how great this movie is. -- seriously, argo, ben affleck

why not predict kids could grow up to be psychos. but i do think it is a minority report-type thing. that's not a learned thing. if it is in their head, throw them in the slammer right away. >> maybe joe has an answer to this. what if that is your best at trough beaut. what if your parents are excited and they are looking at you saying you could be a super evil genius, like an evil, evil criminal? wouldn't that tip them off saying we could push them in that direction? >> you have to keep them away from collage art and move them toward an mba program. >> evil corporate genius. don't send stupid letters and never get caught. that was a big let down. >> if you are good at not getting caught, that's the at trough beaut to have. >> it g give magazines a bad wrap for a longtime. >> it is always good to leafleters around missing. >> on the coffee table. >> oh really, us weekly, us monthly. >> that's how they really look. you saw them crossed out. but that's how they look. it is bizarre. what was that show called? "darma and greg." can i ask

that is why there of hughes psychos. >> your name is john? why did it in you leave oklahoma? there is a lot of oil out there. >> guide joined the military >> thank you for your service. >> technically, no pictures. you can do them while i am assigning. i hear that all lot. by before father's day. happy birthday. nice to meet you, meredith. >> there work at the center for public justice. and a organization promoting social injustice. >> good for you. it was formed in the '70s. >> i have not heard of that before. i will look into it. hello. thank you i am getting these four family. >> ice jams -- i am in sales. i will be honest. it is very nice to meet you. >> you should hang out where they are selling the books. >> and caisse i need dental work. >> do have an accent? thanks for coming. >> [inaudible] >> win is his birthday? >> halloween. thank you last night i saw the romney and paul ryan. >> night before even. [laughter] >> you did it with that? what happened to your wrist? >> q. did a better summary than i could give. >> i read demonic one year-ago. >> i get him on twitter.

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. >>> psycho analyzing a person you never met may seem unorthodox, maybe beyond the bounds of the professionbut when it comes to presidents, politicians and world leaders, their inner psyche is fair game from historians to the cia. now one psychiatrist is untangling the sub conscious of mitt romney and president obama and he let abc's jake tapper hop on to his couch. >> reporter: now that debates one and two are history have we finally, finally learned enough to pick one for president? >> he stuck his chin out and obama punched him hard. >> one thing women voters don't like and these two men were in each other's faces. >> reporter: this doctor watches not just as a voter and he's a liberal obama supporters it should be noted but as a psychoanalyst. >> shaking handses on the top on the as a way of letting now whoes boss. that's what romney did with obama. >> reporter: he's author "bush on the couch" and "obama on the couch." i would like to talk to you about issues i'm having with my candidates. i thought from his couch i might glean insight. you're a freudian. what does that mean? >> it mean

i look like a psycho. >> it's because you haven't been able to get your blueberries, remember?hat looks scary. i'm going to be scared of my own wristband. >> douglas burden has been at hillsborough county for almost two years now. he was originally arrested for drug trafficking and driving under the influence. then while in custody, he picked up an attempted murder charge when he attacked one of the deputies assigned to his housing unit. burden blames all his criminal acts on a mental illness known as schizophrenoform. the jail's medical staff has helped stabilize his condition with medication. >> i was always the good son. i watched my brother go in and out of jail and prison and i was like, i'll never let that happen to me. i'm going to go to high school and go to the military. i never thought it would have happened, i'd never be here in lockdown. i wish that would never happen. i can't beat myself up on it. i got to keep going because that's all i got is myself. as long as i keep myself up, then i can be there for my mom. >> burden's mother struggles to understand how her so

. >> ooh [ bleep ] -- [ bleep ], you psycho! >> deal breaker. i was out there.e all go through these things in relationships. deal breakers. not over "jersey shore" but, yes. >> here to talk about -- ♪ >> i don't cut my toenails. going for the guinness world record. >> coming out way new album. favorite. >> this one here literally, my biggest pet peeve in the world. >> i think it's cute. >> comic sense. that's a break. >> i don't think that's ever come up in any of my relationships. >> if i was dating a girl, and she wrote me an e-mail in comic sans, i would write back, we have to bre now. so sad. >> using way too many exclamation marks. >> break. >> i had to break up with a girl because she didn't believe in dinosaurs. >> break. >> i had to break up, both houses of congress, and he said, there's two? >> break. >> capital of china. japan. >> break. >> so these are jenna's make or break moments. to see the entire video, head to rightthisminute.com, click on best of rtm and head to our facebook page, and tell us your make or break moment. >> who's actually hot. hi

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. >> psycho psycho analyze me. >> i thought we were going to have some fun. >> are you enthused for thisited. >> i look cold. >> i'm excited i didn't decide to wear a coat. >> your mom is going to be angry. >> would you keep out of this? now shut up. >> you guys were there. you were aallowed to ask a question, what would that question be? >> what are you going to do about college tuition raises. >> you think you would get a straight answer "yes" or "no." >> absolutely not. [ laughter ] >> it would just be they enjoy the campus enjoy hofstra university. >> you're going to get one shot and you are going to ask how do you like the campus. >> you get one shot look at me, okay? >> i ask president obama where is the jobs? they are not here. >> what are they going to do to handle the recent immigration problem. >> i would probably ask about global warming. >> you would ask about global warming and it's really cold right now? >> yeah. >> the ice man cometh. >> how would you procedure advertise poor for the cold. >> i think i would ask about something about foreign policy the whole debacle going

first one a psycho at the gym. ♪ >> oh, whoa!r ] >> as weird at the activity of this guy, what he's doing, he's in pretty god sha what actually he's doing may actually be working. >> he looks like an idiot doing it, but i think it's real. >> i think it's fake. >> buddies there, watching him act cool, taking video. >> i think it's real. >> i say real and probably a dvd series out, sooen what he's doing. >> that workout looks a lot more fun than just like -- >> that's ridiculous. >> i'm saying real. >> all right. next video. walking on metal bar. >> ah! >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. >> oh! >> that even hurt me. i mean -- ow! >> yeah. that one's a real one. >> i'm really scared of this next video because it's got your gross banner on it. ian already pulled the garbage can out for me. >> a little snack sitting on my desk. >> oh -- >> that's bagel -- >> is it real? >> they're attracted to the hot air. >> ah! >> get outta here. >> no way. don't do it. don't do it. >> oh! >> did he really eat that? >> ooh -- >> totally. >> oh, my god. >> i

i'm a psycho therapist and fertility counselor and egg donor recipient. >> hey i'm currently seeking infertility. >> i am the producer and reporter of othis story and i' chemistry major here at san jose state university. >> we thank you for being here today and recognize this could be a rather personal and sensitive topic but we thank you for coming in to talk about this in candid terms. i think theudience would probably wonder, if we started with you we would ask you to share e y did y ou elect to do this or cwhy are you trying to do this? >> beyond the tv show or. >> being the recipient of an egg donation. >> i'm considering it because i ha struggled with it since i was done. i have pcos. it's hard to get pregnant hwhe you don't have a normal ovulation cycle so it's definitely something that would be on a topic list for us. so we can have children of our own. >> i have a cousin who has that experience and didn't thhave th option years ago so it is an opportunity for you but doctor it's not unusu. i would imagine you see people. >> that's right. many people come in with that diagnos

many negative effect on franchises like philz here in downtown san jose, but smaller businesses like psychots fear they may have to close their doors if the measure is passed. mezcal restaurant in downtown san jose is a small business owned by adolfo gomez. gomez is worried that a negative domino affect will occur if the measure gets passed and he has to raise his prices in order to pay his employees higher wages. if a higher minimum wage becomes law in san jose, it would be the largest city in california to do so. some wonder if more cities will follow. reporting live from campus, tyler huffman... update news. one of the most controversial but iconic athletes ever came back to his alma mater--san jose state--this week. ">>>"dr. john carlos..wooo" the olympic legend will be forever remembered--not for what he did on the track, but for what he did on the medal stand. at the 1968 olympics in mexico city, john carlos--alongside tommy smith--raised their fists to protest human rights injustice. it became one of the most powerful images of the 1960's. the hall of fame sprinter says he and smith

the united opposition alliance have gone head to head in crucial parliamentary elections president psycho's philly's party is desperate to hold onto its majority in the chamber of his popularity plummeted in the wake of a prison abuse scandal. in the georgian capital now with the latest for you see i know it's pretty noisy behind you it's a busy night there ok first off or are there any indications so far about how the voting is going any word on turnout and exit polls at this stage. well we understand the voting that's just finished. across georgia it's all starting to to come out in a minute now we're certainly waiting for the first exit poll results to come out but we already know that voter turnout you know. four percent. told of all just this problem hyper georgette definitely the fact that this election are a seen as a very crucial want to actually play golf and people who have very active in their voting this hearts match against up to five percent leaves that vote saying it's a place of the ballot we have heard of any irregularities on the international and domestic observers by cle

spain carries the san diego boss kate insists his focus is on tonight's day as victory would say psycho level on points with france at the top of the table very little going to be just how the match will go with think about how it will turn out we find the solutions that we'd like to have what you can be sure of is that we're going to go against lyrics that are offensive and we're going to try to take the initiative of the game and we have to prepare against possible attacks from them and imagine imagine like that and therefore we'll have players who can score goals. there's been a major upset in ice hockey with metal yet stunning eastern conference they disobey a five three novice a b s m s a in the scoring early in the second peered through alexei yes him off and all those to be the same caliber of the school shortly afterwards it seemed to their opponents some with method gone to school for unanswered goals. see have to visit his again then alexander. at target twice and alexander misty and gave his team a five one advantage before the closing period to be a good fight back and schoo

i have be asked to testify whether or not psycho paths have affective deficits. absolutely they do. there has been hundreds of years of psychiatric research shows that they do. you have this two prong thing. on the one hand more dangerous if you release them and don't treat them. on the other hand, they're affectively different. there was a very nice article in the "new york times" magazine on mother's day about children who have these emerging traits and how we would develop and understand and treat them. it's a small percentage. my goal is to develop better treatment so they can keep them off that trajectory towards life course persistent problems. >> are you saying that people that have the brain structure that you have identified will always be lacking in volitional control or impulse receive to the extent that they are criminals? do we have a subset of people that are criminals because of their brains? >> i should really differentiate psychopathy from criminality. there are a lot of reasons why individuals engage in different criminal activity. it's a very small percentage of p

in san francisco, stanley roberts, the term-the-cycl psycho-- >> they are referring to this area. >>f you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> jacqueline: this fog will mean temperatures are dropping, significantly. by 20 degrees from what we saw today. much cooler on weather on tap with the '60s and '70s. saturday and sunday even cooler weather expected. dropping into the 60s by the afternoon and more cloud coverage. on monday we will be hit with the first major storm of the season. we will talk more about that. first, when we see temperatures of the door it will be in the 50s and 60s. has to go out to work and school a lot cooler with upper 60s. 60s by noon, temperatures are not going to warm up as quickly as they did. 60's and 70's for the north bay. '70s in some areas and let us take a look part in the south bay, upper 70's in cupertino. 75 in sunnyvale. for the inland valleys even low 80s. and even 90's with a 10 degree cool down. for the east bayshore 15 degrees cooling. 72 in oakland, hayward. 75 in fremont. the coast

i'm actually a mother, and i have 6-year-old, and i actually -- i think people think i'm, like, psychoery day. >> the u.s.t.a.'s commitment goes well beyond this one day. it's building or restoring 3,000 tennis courts across the country and training 12,000 coaches. that's why actress and tennis mom christine taylor is happy to join the fun. >> to be able to combine the country's goal and the u.s.t.a.'s goal and being able to sort of put it all together today is really a wonderful thing, and i'm thrilled to be part of it. >> and these kids are clearly thrilled, too. tennis is a great way for you to have lots of fun and be active. now through october 6th, there are plenty of u.s.t.a. free tennis play days happening all around the country. to find one near you check out... for "tkn," i'm carly. >> when you fly, where do you prefer to sit? if it's the seat next to the window, you're not alone. 60% of all passengers choose the view. 40% prefer an aisle seat. if you do the math, you'll make an important discovery. no one prefers a middle seat. hey, airlines, here's my suggestion -- get rid o

customer first comes into the wecare program, they go through a comprehensive, what's called a bio-psycho-social assessment. so all aspects of their medical and their mental health and their social environment are assessed to understand what are the key barriers preventing them from reengaging the workforce. so that we can understand their entire health picture holistically. having these skills that you have in front of you right now is so important that some of us don't even realize it. that how listening skills is so important to us. individuals with mental health and substance abuse have many challenges. the most important one that they encounter is generally that society tends to be very judgmental and stereotypical and think that people with mental health or substance use can't be productive members of society, or that they can't work. well, i chase this life now, probably even more so than i did my drugs, you know, because i want it, i really want it. i want it just as bad as i wanted that heroin and that crack. i want this life just as bad. so now what i want you to do, i want you to type

estimates still very as to what kind of damages psycho's sandy could be amounting to and that stands at around fifty five billion dollars for now at least twenty billion dollars more for customer i'm seeing right now of the russian ruble is. very much in line with the trend strongly to that although we could sit here. and russia's launch the privatization process of its biggest seaport and c.s.p. as they started talks with possible investors intending to sell the whole twenty percent in the hub and the stake is currently estimated to be worth around a third of a billion dollars in expected to be offered in both moscow and london and you know . why that's it from the business desk for now will be back in fifty five minutes time with an update coming up next we try to find the answer to the syrian standoff with the head of the russian parliament foreign affairs committee to stay with us for that. joining me now is alexei pushkov he's the head of the international committee in the russian duma thank you for being with us let's begin with diplomacy in the world today and it's never been

hear about how humanity can be reorganized into a model of the stain ability of the creator of the psycho's trilogy next. download the official. team from choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device watch on scene any time. you see a story so you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everything you thought. i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. to settle the case of a typical. what if politics weren't to blame for the institutional corruption the endless wars in the burgeoning homelessness what if rather these are all just symptoms borne out of an outdated social structure that's the revolutionary idea behind the explosive documentary trilogy since the first movies released in two thousand and seven these documentaries have been translated into forty different languages and been seen by hundreds of millions of people around the world but the ideas brought forward by the documentaries quickly transcended film and spawn the movement a global

hear about how humanity can be reorganized into a model of the stain ability of the creator of the psycho is trilogy next. governor romney and i we both agree we agree we ought to bring the tax rates down i felt the same as the president did governor romney i'm glad. you agree let's come back to something the president i agree on and there to you agree that the voters have a choice perhaps that's when you wonder who to vote for when romney and obama agree on so many things remember you do have other options come november sixth tune in to see the second round of debates between the major third party candidates on october thirtieth. i will fight all that i also promised that i'd fight every single day on bamberg. like. my own. constituents of the some of the specific. what if politics weren't to blame for the institutional corruption the endless wars in the burgeoning homelessness what if rather these are all just symptoms borne out of an outdated social structure that's the revolutionary idea behind explosives documentary trilogy since the first movies released in two thousand and seven th

who could forget alfred hitchcock's classic thriller "psycho." oh, yeah, you know the music.ave a new version for you. this time, that's scarlett johansson getting the unwelcomed surprise. this is your first look at "hitchcock," in which anthony hopkins plays the legendary director. but unlike hitchcock films, this is a love story about hitchcock and his wife, played by helen mirren, during the making of "psycho." >> i like it. i am in. >> it has a limited -- >> hopkins and mirren, i'm in. >> i like it's about hitchcock and his relationship. not just a remake of the film. >> and it has buzz. >> and everyone wants to see her in the shower. in the janet leigh role. look for that next month. everybody. >>> do you remember these two? lennon and maisy stella? the little gifted girls use butter tubs as musical instruments. >> they were a "play of the day." >> they were on our show. and guess what? casting agents have noticed. the little song birds have been cast on abc's new show "nashville" and will have recurring roles. >> but they have beautiful sounds. they're not what you woul

nothing. >> the second on your list is "psycho."or me everything was different "after the night of the living dead." society was an upheaval. you saw achildren eating their parents. you saw brothers eating their children. that was everything going on the street. who cares it was laughable. it did not have a happy ending. nothing was ever the same for movies after "the night of the living dead." zombies were not funny back then. at the time those ghouls got in our dreams and became a metaphor for everything we thought was wrong and scary about american history. and it's still there. it's still taken hold. >> zombies have their own union too. >> they do. that's what's so sad. the fact is we need those unions because you don't know where that meat has been. i want needs to be inspected. >> all right. >> people need to be checked. >> thanks so much. you can have your spider back. >> thanks so much. >> sleep well. >> coming up next laurent tourondel. he's serving up his ultimate dish the oh, so french dish. you're watching cbs "this morn

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