. >> this is craziness, people that are becoming psychotic and doing things that are absolutely horrendous, that we have never seen before. >> calls the poison centers have skyrocketed. 304 in 2010, 6000 last year. the maryland poison center that covers baltimore city and 21 of the 23 counties received 75 calls last year. most of the users were between the ages of 40 and 49. the maryland poison center received 25 basalt related calls. >> we do have to get the word out, and we have to work together with public health, law enforcement, the government to get this off the market quickly. >> officials said that 25 calls about basalts could be a sign that the use of the drug is trending down locally. reporting in the newsroom, david collins. >> a war of words over the economy. talking about the state of the recovery, republicans say he just doesn't get it. we are in washington with more on the finger-pointing. >> president peter over his choice of words. >> president obama address the issue number one, the economy. >> citing concerns about the financial situation in europe. >> several -- 800,000

authorities said she had a psychotic episode. >> we had a call of a lady said she fired a round. officers didn't find anything. nobody stated they heard a gun shot in the building and she responded to her job that federal reserve, she started to have a break down. >> reporter: the woman was taken to the hospital, she is being evaluated as we speak. as far as the scene here, it is still very active. i asked san francisco police when this would be cleared up so people can get bine the apartment -- can get into the apartment, they said they don't know. so it could be several more hours before residents are allowed back in this apartment. reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> more breaking news, bart is dealing with delays because of a person under a train. that happened about 9:30 tonight. trains have been running through the station but not stopping and, of course, that caused delays. it is unclear when the station will reopen. record tying heat. this is a shot from mill valley. a beautiful day. hot, dry weather bringing a higher risk of fire. crews were putting out hot spots today on the

when you don't eat or sleep for days at a time, you become psychotic. people become violent. >> reporter: gill ball says that's not the worst have it -- of it. it's made with hydrochloric acid, drain cleaner. it's in the just meth you have to worry about but designer copy meths. think of things like bath salts as synthetic meth, just as potent, just as deadly. >> we've got one for pot, methamphetamine, cocaine, lsd form, heroin. these are all, you know -- and these are chemists, kind of going around the law trying to produce these things to keep them legal. it's a cat and mouse game that we're losing. >> reporter: at this point gimball said bath salts could prove to be just as destructive. crazy behavior is mirrored by some things as bath salts. the cannibal case in florida and one in virginia should be a call to action. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >> a little after 6:00, you can go online for all of the stories we have done over the last several years about meth and the lab and we're also looking into this elk ridge hotel. it's on abc2news.com. let'

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jana's last psychiatric evaluations, her psychiatrist noticed this patient is becoming increasingly psychotic. on the last page, jas diagnosis, psychosis. >> her brother-in-law and sister said she had life-long issues withental illness, which was rel. they questioned the whole thing. did you question it, given the mental instability? >> sure. >> wouldn't that be a big red flag. >> it's a red flag, the question is how big. >> it was clear from her file she had ike tripsychiatric prob. if i was uncomfortable to decide on that, i had psychologists. >> no psychologist, no psychiatrist, no other doctors were consulted. still, again and again, egbert told me he stood by his decision. he said final exit volunteers saw nothing wrong either. jana's exit guide, as the group calls it was 78-year-old frank, and had known jana about a month before he went to her house and watched her die. >> she appeared to be competent. she did drive a car. she did, you know, go to the grocery store. she did keep a pretty good looking house, an apartment. so that was my impression. so there was no question in my mind tha

they used to support the diagnosis that he was psychotic. he heard voices, hallucinations, delusions. the images at the time or something called -- we know that it is not diagnostic now. it is a risk faster -- factor. you are more likely to develop these types of illnesses. but he was found insane based on this information and sentenced to an insane asylum. he has now been released, starting in 2009, to a thousand -- 2010. he is well treated and managed. they told me i had to go away faster. if you happen to have schizophrenia or you hear voices or hallucinations, it is with 99% certainty that i can show that your brain is different. if you have schizophrenia -- just pretend. what do you see that is different? these areas are much different, much more engaged. you might see there is a lot more blue as well in this map. look at this area. it is very different than that area, much more engaged. if you have a bipolar illness, you are different than if you have schizophrenia. they could have this illness or in this illness, those are the two mos

it was there earlier today where police say she suffered some kind of psychotic breakdown. during the conversation with her they say she told them she had fired a gunshot from her room before she went to work and that's what prompted mr. is to do a thorough check of her room at the columbus hotel. >> officers were dispatched to this location. they found a bullet hole in the door. we forced entry to the safety concerns and found several weapons. and what we believe was possibly explosive device. so for the safety of the neighborhood and the people that lived in the building we evacuated the building. notified our bomb squad which is off to the right here. >>reporter: p.m. now it took awhile to evacuate the building. there was one resident in hospice and paramedic carefully rae moved her from the building. last we heard the bomb squad was doing another sweep of the building and examining the possible explosive. they plan to remove them. the woman is question she's is he psychiatric ward at san francisco general. , abc 7 news. >>> all right lillian thank yo you. >> preparatio

it was there earlier today where police say she suffered some kind of psychotic breakdown. during the conversation with her they say she told them she had fired a gunshot from her room before she went to work and that's what prompted mr. is to do a thorough check of her room at the columbus hotel. >> officers were dispatched to this location. they found a bullet hole in the door. we forced entry to the safety concerns and found several weapons. and what we believe was possibly explosive device. so for the safety of the neighborhood and the people that lived in the building we evacuated the building. notified our bomb squad which is off to the right here. >>reporter: p.m. now it took awhile to evacuate the building. there was one resident in hospice and paramedic carefully rae moved her from the building. last we heard the bomb squad was doing another sweep of the building and examining the possible explosive. they plan to remove them. the woman is question she's is he psychiatric ward at san francisco general. live, abc 7 news. >>> all right lillian thank yo you. >> prepar

jana's last psychiatric evaluations her psychiatrist noted, this patient has become increasingly psychotic. on the last page jana's diagnosis, psychosis. her brother-in-law and sister said she had life-long issues with mental illness, which was relevant. they question the whole thing. did you question it given this mental instability? >> sure. >> wouldn't that be a big red flag? >> it's a red flag all right. the question is how big. it was very clear from her psychiatric notes all over the file that she had psychiatric problems and if i was uncomfortable with my ability to say or decide on that, i had psychiatric -- psychologists who i did not bother. >> no psychologists, no psychiatrists, no other doctors were consulted. still, again and again, eggbert told me he stood by his decision and he said final exit volunteers saw nothing wrong either. jana's exit guide as the group calls it was 87-year-old frank alex kangasn -- frank langsner who had known jana about a month before he went to her house and watched her die. >> she appeared to be competent. she did drive a car. she did, you know, g

manipulative, and she thinks that ben is a trainee psychotic. right. and pete is weaker than a nun's piss. isn't that a funny expression? weaker than... than a nun's piss. okay, well, thanks again for everything. no. thank you. it's very nice to meet you. all set? yeah. won't be a second. i'm so sorry you had to separate our children like that. oh, no problem. no problem. they really are, uh, a lively pair. lively they are, yes. yes. i'm still pondering the question "is jesus vulnerable to kryptonite?" anyway, thank you very much for a lovely service. ( sue running ) ready? yeah. bye. bye. mum, do you know jail? yes, i know jail. well, is it just like a big naughty step? yeah, that's exactly what it is, yeah. but only with walls and dogs. yeah. pete: right up to bed now, ben! ben: let me pass! no, ben, no! no, ben. why can't i watch the football? because it is late. come on. up you go. but i've been on my best behavior all day long. you were specifically told no fighting, no swearing, and no drinking alcohol, and i caught you bashing that kid's head on

his way, the way breivik was behaving in court, and now he says that it's no doubt that he's not a psychotic, he's a person who has personal disorder, and he's solving his instruction and he will be sentenced to jail. everything is upside-down because it's prosecuted by police who are all the time asking questions, which seems to reflect that the police and the prosecutor is convinced that brive i think is sane. >> thank you for joining us live from oslo. french president francois hollande's socialist party looks to win a majority in the country's parliament, along with its green party allies after the elections this weekend. results in the first round of parliamentary contests show strong support for his party, which needs a first hold on parliament to push through a reform package. there will be a second round of voting next week. our correspondent in paris, christian fraser, has the details. >> it wasn't an overwhelming triumph for francois hollande last night. i think the low turnout paid to that, but pretty satisfactory nonetheless. final figures from the interior minister show his part

sunk the latest problem of the persecution of ethnic russians in the baltics man says he's facing a psychotic voicing his grievances on t.v. correspondents let's say you know show ski met up with him. i cannot accept this policy of treachery to my friends from the russian minority we stood shoulder to shoulder to make independent now they're being treated like garbage. in february this teacher at the leader's novel academy spoke to our team four months on the curate is looking for a new job it was made clear to him by the academy's management that his appearance on our team and he had no future there. my boss called ali and said this interview is harmful for our future students and he made it look as if i made an act of aggression against latvia i told don't i only spoke my mind if you don't have a gun solution right to do you play to my colleagues told me the economy is a wreck to order the h.r. department to find a reason to sack me after the summer exams. a top level politician from another baltic country estonia also made comments on one of our stories and also found himself targeted by t

. >>> summer begins and of a psychotic state of the week, we will have details coming up. >>> and a full lookit your morning commute coming up. >>> some breaking news out of oakland. a fire has broken out at a pace store near the intersection of telegraph. >>> it started at about 350 to 80 am at the spring store. it is put out pretty quickly. it was a note walt alarm fire. they have been knocked out, we will report more as soon as we get that. plume >>> media their status in and took four people captive in a french city. so far the man claims to be a terrorist operative. >>> and the jobs will be part of a development of the old oakland army base. anne makovec is in the city where they're making plans for its future. >>> it is expected to be the largest abutment here in oakland praye. it will turn this area into a hub for shipping, packing and distribution. it hopes to create thousands of jobs by bolstering business is here. the developer did agreed to give hath of it swear to oakland. >>> the council also spent a lot of time discussing whether or not employers would be able to ask about

it was there earlier today where police say she suffered some kind of psychotic breakdown. say she told them a gunshot from her room before she went to work and that's prompted mr. is to do a thorough check of her room at the columbus hotel. >> officers were dispatched to this location. they found a bullet hole in the door. we forced entry to the safety concerns and found several weapons. and what we believe was possibly explosive device. so for the safety of the neighborhood and the people that lived in the building we evacuated the building. notified our bomb squad which is off to the right here. >>reporter: p.m. now it took awhile to evacuate the building. there was one resident in hospice and paramedic carefully rae moved her from the building. last we heard the bomb squad was doing another sweep of the building and examining the possible explosive. they plan to remove them. the woman is question she's is he psychiatric ward at san francisco general. live, abc 7 news. >>> all right lillian thank yo you. >> preparations are under way in the east bay to shut down 3 fire

crowds once again gathered on egypt psychotic tahrir square people are demanding mubarak's ex prime minister is banned from the election run off next week the protesters say the revolutions only halfway through and accuse the ruling military to cumulating power up human rights activists helmi believes the army still behind every aspect of life in the country. i think that definitely people didn't expect to see mubarak's expression minister an ex minister. and a muslim brotherhood candidates in in the second run for the elections in egypt but at the same time i do think that we should someone like that should fit in the same bus as. morsi they are not as corrected as someone like should think for example the military council had a huge influence on the entire process the elections is under their supervision and i sing that's having any kind of elections with the military council for an egypt has no difference between having elections before there is lucian work was in power so the military is an entity is integrated in all the institutions of the country and they're definitely part of the wor

these are people who are becoming psychotic and doing things that we have seen that are absolutely horrendous. >> nationally, bath salt calls to poison centers have sky rocketed. more than 6,000 last year. >> so we do have to get the word out. at the same time we have to wore -- work together with public health, law enforcement, the government to do something to get this off the market quickly. >> david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> it was smooth sailing during the month of may for many b.g.e. customers. >> coming up, why customers can soon expect the -- to get a little bumpier. >> i'm jennifer franciotti. coming up, a whole host of activities planned this weekend at the national aquarium to hopefully make a difference. >> right now 70 degrees. that's the reading downtown. if you think that's warm, just wait. the insta-weather plus forecast just ahead.ad at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> the setting of the coast guard cutter james rankin has been set in motion. sky te

. >> this is craziness, people that are becoming a psychotic and doing things that we have seen thatbsolutely horrendous. >> calls the poison centers have skyrocketed. >> which you have to get the word out, but at the same time, we have to work together with public health, law enforcement, to get this off of the market quickly. >> the virginia poison center confirmed six cases related to ingestion. >> here is a look at some of the other top story this hour. another follow-up to an investigation. the president of morgan state university talks about the student accused of killing a family friend before heeding some of his organs. he offered his condolences. joshua claims he was attacked by alex with about how which left him partially blind. attorneys say the school should expect a lawsuit based on negligence. previous winner i'll have another no longer heading toward the triple crown. he is showing symptoms of tendinitis and doesn't want to risk it getting worse. what provision of the first triple crown winner since 1978 is retired. the market wraps up its best week of the year. the do

it's when it's risen to this other kind of psychotic level that is frightening.k to the celebrities is that they are supposed to carry some sort of mantle and jessica can't gain or lose five pounds without creating a headline you can say whatever you want whether you're a fan or not but to put a woman in that position that's not her creating that position and i don't want to hear this argument it's implicated than that. i give credit to paris and kim kardashian creating evils. that is america. great. god bless them. the people that pretend they are not that makes me crazy. >> here is why i have an issue with it and i like paris and -- and i like them and see no problem with them doing the best they can. they both work very hard at it. is there a problem fundamentally with a society and the culture which puts people like that on pedestal in the sense it inevidentably chips away at the in stich of people who perhaps are more deserving of stars? you go back 50 years and you had the great actors and great singers. the only way you could be famous in that era is genui

you have a raving lunatic -- excuse me, psychotic and comes in the door.is speaking in word salad, this is word salad with vinaigrette on it. he is trying to rollback this idea. he contradicted idea on extension of the bush tax cuts. he knows he did. he is not changing his position that i can understand but he is saying i am sorry. i -- i think you can sort of look at him and you know that he is saying essentially with a pink an -- wink and a nod i am under duress. don't pay attention to what i am saying. >> word salad. >>> before you leaf the house this morning let's get at look at today's temperatures with janice dean the weather machine. >>> hello healthther and patti . temperatures are cool. these are current temperatures not your highs for the today. 71 dallas. 64 kansas city. we are getting a warm-up across the east. yay. we are going to see the temperatures arounded the 80s especially in new york where it has been cool. watching the potential for severe weather again today across the northern plains. we have reports of tornadoes in colorado again la

but at the risk of getting yourself fired because you are very close anyway psychotic could be right once in awhile. is he right here? >> he is absolutely right. every single journalist should get a month off. let's make it august. all we need to do is just put up reruns of the hbo series. we can find out what real journalists do. and neo cats are good on the grill. >> how could you grill something with such beautiful eyes? >> you take the eyes out first. >> that was my mistake. >> it is a little game. >> you try to catch them with your mouth. >> i am not sharing the opinions of the table. >> they are mier cats. they don't care. they are stupid animals, lovable though. kurt, would you be healthier or unhealthy yes, sir after a month of no news? and do you think he has a legitimate for this suggestion? >> honestly he sounds like a guy who is planning a super murder party. he is just going have orgy after orgy during that month, and he doesn't want anyone reporting on it. i think this guy is a creep. that's what we are looking at. >> how smart is he? >> let's protect people. meanwhile

it's when it is risen to this psychotic level that it's frightening.ain or lose five pounds without creating a headline. can you say whether you are a fan or not, but to put a woman in that position is not her. i don't want to create that argument, but it's more complicated. i give credit to people like paris and the kardashians for creating an industry out of people's obsessions. goad bless them. it's the people that pretend that they are not that that make me crazy. >> here's the issue. i like paris and i like her and i see no problem with them doing the best they can. they work hard. is there a problem fundamentally with a society and the culture that puts people like that on a pedestal in the sense that they have a mystique with the people that are perhaps more deserving. you go back 50 years and you have the great actors and the singers. the only way to be famous was to be genuinely world class talented. >> even if you look at hollywood the way beauty standards have shifted, we have gone to lauren ba call. nothing wrong with girl next door, but th

i mean, people have said they are psychotic, you know, they are two personalities but it's quickly becomingus get bin laden, in jail. >> greg: that is, the reason they acquited the four men in the times scare bomb plot. this is why drones are awesome. we can't trust pakistan to deal with the people. so we have to kill them to eliminate any opportunity or potential they might go to court. we don't know what they will do with them. we the v to kill them. how many number twos are there? >> juan: well, they move up. they movep. people say oh, no, don't use the drones. are they saying we should end in american troops? >> greg: drones are the best thing that happened. >> kimberly: if you make it to number two, be looking over because someone is coming for you. you know that, right? >> eric: made it up to triple-a. in hawaii. promoted to the big leagues back in pittsburgh. a lot of people wanted to stay. stay three or four for a while. >> kimberly: i'm good. >> eric: the only problem with the drones, i'm all for it, too. eliminate them. there are less than 100 al-qaeda leaders now we have to deal

. >> in psychiatry, there's a term that you get a raving lunatic, psychotic who comes in the door and makes no sense. you say he's speaking in word salad. this is word salad with a vinaigrette on it. he's apparently trying to walk back this idea. he contradicted obama on extension of the bush tax cuts. he knows he did. he's not changing his position that i can understand. but he's basically saying i'm sorry. >> we should rename that keith ablow segment that we did, normal or nuts. normal or word salad? >> if he calls a sick day, we should see if krauthammer should come up. >> former pennsylvania governor ed rendell. remember he was a huge hillary supporter four years ago but then he, of course, endorsed barack obama. well, now, he seems to be back pushing for hillary clinton. he said that she would have had much more experience if she had made it to the white house. >> i think she would have come in with a lot more executive experience. the president was for being a legislator only. for example, health care and stimulus, two bills that i think did good things for the american people.