perhaps you felt goose bumps when you heard about a psychotic patient who wrapped his hands around a nurse practitioner. this was unsound four. fortunately, the police were there to save the practitioners life. what happened if that offender was taken to the facility where people were less trained. the outcome would have been different. you can ask any paramedics or firefighter or police officer given a choice whether they would bring a combative or violent patient. it would be the general hospital. it is because the police have our backs. did people, they're trained, and culturally sensitive. they not only know that first responders know the patients by the first name. numerous times, i brought an altercation to the private hospitals with is a treaty has been unable to get the patient out of the ambulance. we have a system that works. >> thank you. >> hello, supervisors. i am here to speak in support of the institutional police and that don't think that if you heard any testimony against the institutional police or any of these cuts, i don't think so. i encourage you to not change t

san francisco police and deputies are trained to handle a manic depressive, psychotic, intoxicated, and criminals. why take the chance and contract it out to low-cost as security guards? please take into consideration, of the high-profile cases that come to san francisco giants hospital, the san francisco giants fan beaten in los angeles, and a hollywood celebrity making a speech on the breast cancer walk. the reason we do not hear much about it is because the police and deputies are ahead of the game. they practice observation. i asked to please keep the deputies and police at san francisco general hospital because the citizens of san francisco -- president chiu: thank you. >> good evening, supervisors. i am the program of a supervisor saying at central city hospitality. i wonder what it is like for you to sit here and listen to everybody's thoughts. despite all of the ideas representing by the -- represented by the board, each of you was elected to office to convince the people of your vision. one thing i want for you to know about hospitality, it is neat that you had a visit come to

his mother flew in from france because she was so concerned about this psychotic breakdown. he basically hobbled away from the unit after begging his friend, please do not take him home with you. he is not well. he left and his roommate brought him back two days later to the psychiatric ward because he was so unstable. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. >> hello, supervisors. i work at san francisco general. my main concern is a safety issue. we pride ourselves on giving the best patient care that we are able to give. but if we are so focused on safety on top of that, -- well, they have taken us away from focusing on patients for medical reasons. now we have to focus on medical and safety. that puts us in a difficult situation. i would like a solution to this problem. i want to make sure my nurses are safe on the floor so that we can continue to do our jobs. that is how -- that is how it is supposed to happen. supervisor chu: thank you. >> i am a nurse on 5c at san francisco general hospital. i am here on my own time. we have the need opportunity to work with patients fro

maybe borderline psychotic.s to reality tv. >> i think it just naturally lends itself well to reality tv without building a lot of contrived scenarios. because any day you could walk in here and you never know what's going to happen next. >> i want one of those, please. >> reporter: and his doughnut shop could be on the flat screen. the cooking channel and tls is interested. the concept will revolve around making over the top creations. >> these guys are going to come up with stuff that's never been done before. >> reporter: reality shows require drama and jordan says there's plenty of that going on. and if you're looking for personalities, how about the psycho nurses serving your the tasty morsels. employees dressed in nurse garb. they're ready for the crazy world of reality tv. >> i serve crazy doughnuts to crazy people. >> hopefully and absolutely i would love to be ridiculous on reality tv. >> reporter: they say they're ready to go. >> two years ago, this was just a little concept. and now all these things a

i have been diagnosed with psychotic features and depression. the doctors at that time did not have mental health knowledge. they did not know what was wrong with a. it was six years that i did not sleep. i still have sleeping issues today. i urge and beg the board to continue all mental health support. please do not cut anything. my life has been a roller coaster. almost everyone in my family has had mental illness diagnosed. i have a great grandfather who died in the mental hospital. i am back here in san francisco. i found help at orange county, thank god, and just arrived in san francisco in month ago. i think i was the candidate that was able to go to west side crisis. i got my medicine. if i cannot be well and cannot help my family, i do not know what is calling to happen to me. i encourage everyone to please continue the research and support and everything. >> supervisors and leaders of our community, on a national scale, mayors from all over the united states are convening to seek solutions. locally, we are biting off pieces of the crisi

federal prison officials decided to give loughner anti psychotic drugs they say he is a danger to himselfhe has been in a prison medical facility in missouri since he was declared incompetent to stand trial he pleaded not guilty to charges in a shooting that killed 6, injured 13 including gabriel giffords. >>> grace, 4:51 a.m. dozens of homes under mandatory evacuation ordered as fire sweeps through parts of northern new mexico the evacuation area includes parts of white rock ands will alamo the national laboratory is closed today all radio active and hazardous material is protected as a precaution. >>> neighboring arizona, crews have contained one of three major wild fires burning in that state for weeks that fire burned 348 square miles near portal, southeastern arizona, crews are also making progress on the two others including the one that destroyed 57 homes near sierra vista and the 841 square mile wallow fire the largest on record in the state is now 77% contained. >>> 4:52 a.m. souris river in north dakota is starting to recede but leaves behind record flooding more than 4,000 home

loughner's lawyers went to court last week in an attempt to stop the prison from giving him anti-psychotic drugs. >>> former boston mob boss james whitety bulger due back in a federal courtroom today. a judge will hear his request for a public defender. he asked the government to pay for his legal defense due to the lack of money. but prosecutors are arguing that he should not get a public defender because they found more than $800,000 in cash in his southern california apartment after he was arrested last week. the 81-year-old fugitive had been on the run for 16 years. he is facing charges in 19 murders. >>> testimony continues this morning in florida in the casey anthony murder trial. anthony's accused of suffocating her toddler, caylee, and dumping the little girl's body in the nearby woods. yesterday her team of lawyers tried to get a mistrial telling a judge that they do not believe casey is mentally competent based on private discussions. three psychologists examined anthony over the weekend. the judge reviewed the reports and made his decision. >> based upon the reports that the cou

prison officials have been giving an anti-psychotic drug to the man accused in the tucson shooting rampage lawyers want a judge to order them to stop. >>> new pictures from cuba of fidel castro with venezuela's hugo chavez, the first time venezuelans have seen their president in ten days. chavez went to cuba earlier this month only for what's described as only pelvic surgery. >>> in the world of stamp collecting this is a very big deal. at auction in london a two penny blue mauritius stamp sold for more than, get this, $1.4 million, for a stamp, but it's engraved in 1847, and it is one of the rarest stamps in the world. and they paid for it. >>> this morning on "the early show," another reason to avoid tick bites, a deadly blood disease that you probably never heard of. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." kiss those lines goodbye! bye bye! discover juvÉderm® xc, the smooth gel filler your doctor uses to instantly smooth out those parentheses lines around your nose and mouth for up to a year! temporary side effects include redness, pain, firmnes

ok finally to a charity event of a one off kind featuring two of russian sports and psychotic figuresfrom the past decade under shove in on the big man himself nikolai valuev have together on a football field in the hearts of siberia's mining region intreat our correspondent constantine popoff certainly was. three thousand five hundred kilometers from moscow in south western siberia is the industrial city of kandahar it was built on the banks of the tamari well in the sand over russia's biggest coal mining region because it's basin it's not really a sport paradise as there are a few sporting facilities in summer and there are low temperatures in winter however the priority of the region's officials is promoting sport amongst its youngsters and b.c.l. national russia day their fish bowls presented their citizens with a treat an exotic charity event was on their hands and the gullible you think you're old. i spent three days here and had a tight shot deal i visited several of images and unveiled and you from the stadium i've met the phish shows and discussed lots of issues and that if y

our clients are about 2/3 psychotic, the other 1/3 major depression. 50% have substance abuse problems. if they go into a hospital, they almost always lose their homes. so this is a critical service and it's a unique service in the city. it offers services in cantonese, mandarin, spanish, english, vietnamese and korean. we actually have been invited to go to china -- >> thank you. next speaker. >> i'm an institutional police officer from general hospital, mark makita. i had lunch on eddie and mason before i was here and i noticed looking out the window that one out of every four people walking by has come to general hospital for some services, be it medical or psychiatric, mental health, social services. i did notice that. but i'm here to speak about the contracting out services that cannot happen and the cost savings, the department of public health should go back to institutional police at the cost of $2.5 million and the 30-plus deputies at the hospital now would go back to the jails and that would save $2.5 million in overtime so that would make us cost neutral and that's $6 millio

prison officials decided to forcibly medicate the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage with anti-psychoticrugs. jared loughner has been declared mentally incompetent and a danger to himself. loughner pleaded not guilty to the shootings that killed six people and injured 13 others, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >>> about two dozen children and adults were injured sunday, their school bus collided with a car and overturned on a highway in central pennsylvania. they were on their way to a summer church camp. nobody was seriously hurt. police say it's too early in the investigation to see if charges will be filed. >>> five passengers remain unaccounted for after friday's crash between a truck and an amtrak train in nevada. police say some may have walked away without checking in with police. six people including the truck driver were killed. safety records show the trucking company had a poor safety record. >>> in the world of public security, the public seeking hacker group lulzsec says it's time to say bon vie yanlg. our planned 50 day cruise has expired. if anything, we hope w

ago and he has also been peerless so far in spain during the morning and evening session as the psychotic as a lumia prophecy when charley was second fastest as the italian went into the race having brain death threats from local fans and rather busy osama's third ahead of reigning world champion jorge lorenzo i think the ever changing where that somewhat dampens the preparations. almost feels like a waste of time going to bed sometimes well. you know when you really didn't accomplish much here in the day but i'm sure it's a very bloody year. still feels pretty good in the conditions that we're using today so we can look forward to hopefully some better weather tomorrow more consistent weather and be happy with what we've done. moving to four wheels now and the bahrain grand prix will be making its way back to the formula one calendar on october thirtieth the race returns after being called off in march following a wave of protests across the arab states the clashes are still rocking the country sports governing body the f.i.a. even the comet reasonable however none of the team's fans see

. >>> lawyers in the middle of the shooting rampage says he is now being forced to take anti psychotic drugs. laughner's attorneys now want prison officials to stop forcing their client to take the drugs. loughner has pled guilty to 19 charges. >>> we'll tell you why another victim has passed away following yesterday's train crash. >>> the news continues in 90 seconds. denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> a second person has died after a car crashed into a nursing home yesterday. ktvu's christien kafton tells us today the 100-year-old woman died from her injuries. >>> susan fontay was in this room and was injured after this 90-year-old driver lost control of his car. >> the fact that she was 100, that she was 100 probably she would have survived i think. because her injury was according to the paramedics and according to everything i heard her injury itself was slight. >> reporter: yesterday i spoke to the mother of ester bocanegra. her family did not want to talk on the

. >>> lawyers in the middle of the shooting rampage says he is now being forced to take anti psychotic drugs. laughner's attorneys now want prison officials to stop forcing their client to take the drugs. loughner has pled guilty to 19 charges. >>> we'll tell you why another victim has passed away i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >>> a second person has died after a car crashed into a nursing home yesterday. ktvu's christien kafton tells us today the 100-year-old woman died from her injuries. >>> susan fontay was in this room and was injured after this 90-year-old driver lost control of his car. >> the fact that she was 100, that she was 100 probably she would have survived

judge accused that the 22-year-old man accused of a shooting ram pain can be forcibly given anti- psychotic drugs. he is being held at a federal prison. a skwrupbl has already ruled he is unfit to stand trial. he will be stablized so he can be tried for six people as well as wounding congresswoman gabriel tkpweufrtds and others in january >> >> state senators endorsed a bill, today, the legislation has already passed rhode island's lower house allowing gay couples to enter into civil unions offering the same rights and benefits given to married couples. the governor of rhode island said he is inclined to sign it >> >> tonight, president obama hosted an event at the white house in honor of gay pride month. the president said that gays and lesbians should be treated like every other americans. he repeated it should be left to individual states to make the decision that new york recently made, though he praised them for making that bill >> >> prosecutors say 30-year-old matt harris was getting hundreds ofdollars out without putting in a dime >> i immediately saw the dollar amount and i didn't

to me that's a lot more psychotic than anything anthony weiner ever did. the point is this is america. we have to live in reality. >> dick chaney wasn't shooting birds in a cage. he was hunting. >> he was not hunting, anderson. there's a difference between hunting which i'm not a big fan of either and when you go out into this controlled situation where they -- i forget what they do to the birds but they do something where they can't fly. it's the equivalent of shooting fish in a barrel. and yes, look it up. that's what he did. he shot and killed an incredible number of birds for absolutely no reason than a blood loss. [ overlapping speakers ] >> why do you think he should resign? >> because people won't let it go. because you're asking me about it. because until he resigns -- this is how it works in america. when you do something unspeakable, you know, like be horny, you have to go away. then he can come back. but until he goes away they're not going to let it go and it's going to be a huge distraction. i mean, the democrats were sort of on a roll when th

. >> and how successful are anti-psychotic medications that behavior that he was throwing chairs, spittinglawyers? >> it can be very effective, in fact. this whole idea of putting someone back in touch with reality, making them more cognizant, organizing their thinking in some ways. there's been plenty of evidence now to show that these medications can do this. these sort of outbursts that he had in the courtroom at the time that we heard about and most recently of the throwing of the chairs and the spitting on the lawyers, those sorts of violent jut bursts can also be tempered to some degree by these medications. so there is a pretty long history. an again my understanding is that the medications were just tried over a few days so there hasn't been enough evidence in his case specifically to say how they would work. >> legally and ethically it's kind of a dilemma. because on the one hand his defense attorneys are saying, well look, you guys basically want to medicate him so that he then can stand trial and possibly be killed by the state. with the death penalty. but prison officials do ha

maybe borderline psychotic.e wants to take his bizarre creations to reality tv. >> so i think it just naturally lends itself well to reality tv without having to build a whole lot of contrived scenarios, because any day you can walk in here and never know what's going to happen next. >> i want one of those, please. >> reporter: and this doughnut shop could be on your flat screen sometime soon. psycho doughnuts says the food network, tlc and the cooking channel are interested. the concept would revolve around the doughnut shop's ability to make over-the-top creations. >> these devise will come up with stuff nobody has ever done before. >> reporter: reality shows require drama, and jordan says there's plenty of that going on in his kitchen. >> this place can get very stressful. >> reporter: and if you're looking for personalities, how about the psycho nurses serving you the tasty more sells. employees dressed in nurse garb? remember, this is a doughnut shop. >> i serve crazy doughnuts to crazy people. >> hopefully

quinlolones got national attention some years ago when philadelphia writer stephen fried's wife became psychotic and developed seizures after taking just one pill. >> just one pill that morning and we were launched into this mysterious, scary, fascinating, intellectually challenging emotionally challenging world of adverse drug reactions and looking for answers to her situation. >> reporter: five years of digging led fried to write the book "bitter pills" that was a best seller. >> i think that it's fairly clear that adverse drug reactions have been considered for some time now to be the fourth leading cause of death in america. i think it's an accurate number and so the number has always been bandied about between one and 200,000 a year. fried's book and advocacy work along with the advocacy group public citizen were instrumental in getting the f.d.a. to put a first black box warning on quinolones four years ago for potential tendon damage. a black box warning is the most serious action f.d.a. can take short of pulling a drug from the market. in march the fda added a second black box warning in

loughner's lawyers went to court last week in an attempt to stop the prison from giving him anti-psychoticme now 5:46. well, the japanese government has decided they're going to give radiation meters to more than 30,000 children who live near the damaged nuclear power plant. now they'll be given to children between the ages of 4 and 15. pretty high radiation levels have been recorded near that nuclear plant since that huge earthquake and tsunami severely damaged the plant in march. and there's rising concern about long-term health risks for the children who live near that nuclear plant. >>> well, the government has a new recipe to make sure the food you handle is safe to eat. the campaign from the ad council is called clean, cook, chill, separate. it's meant to remind people to -- of some fairly common but sometimes ignored food preparation techniques. those include cleaning cooking surfaces and utensils, washing your hands and separating raw meats from other foods. the campaign will include television, print and social media. >>> time now 5:47. well, san jose residents, you're starting to

hearing is set for a few hours from now in san diego to determine if prison officials can deliver anti-psychoticlee loughner. a court filing last week argued the federal prison violated his rights by deciding to treat him with krugs against his will. the government said it was necessary because loughner is, quote, dangerous to others. loughner is accused of shooting 19 people including congresswoman gabrielle giffords at a tucson-air supermarket in january. >>> casey anthony's dad breaks down. what brought him to tears and what he says about his suicide attempt. and casey's alleged sexual abuse. the latest from the casey anthony trial coming u. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] nourish plus. only from aveeno. you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sure you do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ my only sunshine ♪ you makes me happy ♪ when skies a

. >> you are gonna have a psychotic breakdown. >> maybe a little. oprah: i think you would want it to happen. >> i don't want that to happen for you. i know. oprah: ok. you would love it asa television moment, but no. i don't think that's gonna happen to me. i'm ready for this to be done. i'm ready for it to end the way it should be ended. i'm ready for it to be honored, respected, celebrated for what it's done to the culture. >> it's the same feeling you have when you see mary richards turn off t lights. oprah: oh, that was sad for my pitiful ass sitting at home on a saturday night with nothing to do for years. ha ha ha! for me, "oh, my god, how am i gonna do my conditioner and my hair treatments now because there's no "mary tyler moore"?" my identity is not with the show. my identity is with myself. it's not like i'm gonna lose who i am or lose my association with "oprah winfrey" because that's who i am. it is all well with my soul. we loved that show. >> yeah. oprah: that's 8:00 eastern this sunday night on own, ok? i want everybody to watch with

. >>> an emergency hearing will be held today about the anti-psychotic drugs being forcibly given toings in january want the judge to order a stop to that medication. >>> ponzi schemer bar nerd madoff is speaking from prison what he calls the unfair 150-year sentence he received. madoff tells the "new york times" the judge in the case made him the "human pinata of wall street." right. federal judge told "the times" he considered the defense a request for mercy but decided madoff didn't deserve a shorter sentence. >>> the seattle police department says it's embarrassed over what could have been a dangerous case of lost and found, how a black assault rifle was left unattended on the trunk of a squad car this week. police apparently were unaware until two citizens reported seeing it. >>> finally many frequent flyers will tell you the most annoying thing about air travel is screaming babies but malaysian airlines has a solution for well-healed travelers, malaysian airlines says they are banning all infants from first class on their flights. 36 minutes past the hour, marysol castro has ou

. >> it was one of those tv moments, psychotic moments before you joined the show.tate of georgia" starring raven-symone next wednesday, love you, baby. we'll be right back. [ beep ] [ male announcer ] new toothbrush, for that killer smile: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. [ beep ] ♪ first date finest: $33. [ beep ] ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard pay pass. bringing you the most coenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. >>> we ask ed should the southwest pilot be fired? 68% of you said yes. 32% said no. you guys want him gone? >> uh-huh, 68%, we see it right there. be sure to join us all the time, abcnews.com and be sure to catch diane. >> birthday girl. >> they wanted to be on tv. >> bye, everybody. >>> herald campings radio joe will be off next month. he predicted the world would end on october 21. mike nicco is here with a quick look at the forecast. >> about 1-9 degrees cooler and mid to upper 70s throughout the bay. mid-80s in the east bay and north bay valleys. temperatures are pretty steady all seven days. >> there was an overt