. >> and that, say, schizophrenia. we're not in that category of drugs here, are we? >> it is highly unlikely for people in new york to pop antipsychotics for the fun of it. >> we're not talking about bipolar, are we? >> we end up talking about that, and that's in ariel's article. >> is it a national trend or just in manhattan? >> i'm sure it is true for washington, but i don't know how true it is representative for the united states. >> let's try a few names here. you have put here on your cover both the condition and the drug that might meet the condition. bubued into ex-girlfriend, viagra. big dinner to organize. ritalin. chewed out by the boss, perk s set. n won't take to toilet training, valium. hate to socialize, have to socialize, paxil. time to kick back, vicodin. is that a gray hair? valium? husband wants some space:pin. clonopin. >> had too many cocktails. viagra. what else do we have here. i'm reading a few. got seventh parking ticket this month, xanax. got rejection slip from publisher. vicodin. deadline pushed up, ritalin. always a bridesmaid -- zoloft. i

she has a history of schizophrenia. the painting was not harmed and is back on display. plaxico burris-- will be released tomorrow. he is best known for catching thegame-winning pass in bowl.uper he plans to return to the nfl the lockout is settled. as of this weekend, nbc faces a to its challenge to the olympics games. espn and abc claim exclusive througho the olympics games.0 summer it could cost of the winning network more than $4 billion. coast, ahead to the west ,acing the defending champions giants, then traveling down four game an against the padres. posting the earthquakes on saturday at rfk. on memorial day, president obama about a local navy seal next to his best friend in the arlington national cemetery.- some people want to pay tribute by naming a road after him. connectorow federal is 1 mile of a stretch two main roads. >> everyone complains about the the road. they hope that that will after the road is renamed seal from the area killed in combat last september. they said they wanted to do to give back after his death in the local paper. >> he gave his life

depression, schizophrenia, polar, bipolar, mental-health, different diagnoses -- they do not need the stigma of shame and embarrassment any more. it can and does happen to anyone. our agency provides problem- solving groups, current affairs, music arts groups, writing, travel groups. we teach computer skills. we go on outings. we have generous volunteers to work with our consumers and give their time freely so that they can benefit and co-benefit from each other. we have been watching them open up from every walk of life, coming from such dire places. limiting our budget could impact our ability to provide these critical services to the population of builders in our community. thank you. supervisor chu:. -- supervisor chu: thank you. >> hello. my name is andrew browne. i live in the western mission and i have worked with seniors up for the last five years in the western mission and the tenderloin. they are trying to hook seniors up in those communities seniorsfsa programs. -- seniors up and in those communities with fsa programs. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you for your time. nex

i live with paranoid schizophrenia. the budget cuts might affect my peers that have mental-health challenges. every year, we plead to health and human services not to cut services. they help us recover and help us be successful. supportive housing and substance abuse services -- we oppose all cuts. i used to live in a shelter. i was homeless. i used to use the tenderloin housing center. i know the value of the hospitality house. this is a place of love. you get help on employment. you get help by the community. i could use my phone to my family and stay out of the cold. i had friends getting tds and giving back to the community. -- getting ged's and giving back to the community. a friend was running out of men's and needed intervention last week, but i was not-- out of meds and needed intervention last week, but i was not panicking because i knew of the program. if that can not been true, he would have lost housing. without the services, she would've had to start over. now we know how to fix this. help stop the potentia

but prosecutors argue that the medication is needed to help loughner cope with his schizophrenia. loughner is accused of fatally shooting six people and injuring 13 others in january. >>> ten afghan civilians are dead after taliban fighters attacked a hotel in kabul overnight. an orange glow of flames could be seen coming from the top floors of the intercontinental hotel. eight heavily armed suicide bombers stormed the hotel which is pretty popular among international guests. a four hour gun battle followed. nato helicopters and afghan forces ended the standoff. >> it was huge blast. some five, six blasts. [ indiscernible ] what i learn from the policeman five people who are shot dead. >> eight suicide attackers were reportedly killed. authorities say most of the civilians who died were hotel workers. the attack comes ahead of a conference scheduled for today to discuss the planned transition of security from international to afghan forces. >>> hotels in new york city are on alert in the wake of the hotel attack in afghanistan. a new york police spokesman says there is not a speci

doctors have diagnosed him with schizophrenia. prosecutors say he threw chairs at staff members and lunged at his own lawyer. he is accused of killing six people, and wounding 13 others, including gabrielle giffords. >>> a vote could make one out of every 0 prisoners eligible for release. the congress passed it, rk mending lowering sentences for those convicted of crack cocaine. the idea was to correct a disparity between crack cocaine and powder cocaine. however, the change didn't apply to people already in pries son. today the u.s. sentencing commission will decide whether those sentences should be reduced. >>> governors around the country are being asked to help out veterans. about 27% of young military veterans are unemployed. he told the association to encourage business leaders in their states to hire more veterans. >>> the religious police in saudi arabia arrested five women for driving a car, defying the ban on women behind the wheel. they said the arrest will only encourage more to drive in this quote ridiculous' because

that by age 14 we can begin to see the signs of mental illnesses, depression, anxiety, and even schizophrenia at that age, some signs. those signs also... we also have just recently learned that there are other signs that start to appear to give us a little insight around 2 to 3 years earlier, so we're really starting to reach in to those younger populations. we also need to balance out the brain disease part of mental health-mental illness, rather-and see what can we do about that, like, and learn from the substance abuse world of their issues with looking at how the brain interacts with our enzymes, which interacts with the disease itself. as with most chronic illnesses, even though we have come so far with addictions and in mental illness we still are not at the same level of knowledge and expertise that we are with learning about diabetes and cancer and heart disease and even alzheimer's disease. so we have come a long way, but we have a lot longer to go to be able to get this to a level where all physicians, like dr. greene, who understands the behavioral health issues and understands ad

not to mention the fact that we have the house now if if if if you need to find a definition of schizophrenia if you like and go no further than these lawmakers in the house because on one hand these guys are saying no obama bypassed our power you know we do not want to authorize this war they pass a bill saying that obama does not have their authority to go to war and then they pass another bill. allowing the congress allowing the funding for this conflict in libya to continue i mean where's the sense here i don't personally understand it i don't know who does but let's talk about the real casualties here the real people who who are dealing with this on a daily matter these are the libyan civilians and artie's maria notion of spend some time with ghazi these family hasn't had the wool kwan's and peaceful life they swung for months they've escaped from the libyan rebel stronghold of benghazi to hide in this refugee camp in the west of the country to life and they need to tone became. it's not safe there anymore it's become dangerous and it's not only because of explosions and. people from the

if god talks to you, it's skit inference -- schizophrenia. what a simple joying it to turn away from the birds from what wait beyond my window. there is a pleasure in the pathless woods, there is society where none intrudes. it was easy to go easy and walk the woods and feel the sunlight on your skin, shine and be simple, that's johnny appleseed to me. that's what i have to say. i'd be glad to take any questions that anyone has. i think there will be some. i'm going to throw out the first question. i've been somewhat criticized in print and on medium, and i perhaps rightly so, for suggesting that he was almost certainly insane. does that strike those of you who know the story almost as well as i do as completely over the top? anybody want to venture an opinion on that? >> yes, i've been studying him for a number of years now. the impression that we have of john is probably a lot like a lot of people in our lives that aren't of the normal, aren't neurotypical, but at the same time, operate in society. and not certifiably insane, but someone th

however, prosecutors argue that medication is needed to help loughner cope with his schizophrenia. he's accused of fatally shooting six people injuring 13 others back in january. >>> two east bay brothers are in custody this morning. they are accused of stabbing three men in walnut creek. now it happened monday night during a fight outside a car wash on north main street. investigators say they are responsible for the attack. two men suffered serious stab wounds, the third has cuts on his arm. police are still looking for a motive. >>> now san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting in the city's poor to will district. the chronicle reports the victim was shot several times from behind while walking along san bruno avenue. it happened yesterday afternoon at about 3:30. the victim later died at a local hospital. he is identified as 26-year-old neilson bathes of san francisco. the suspect was reportedly seen getting into a white car waiting nearby. >>> time now 6:18. malaysia airlines now banning babies on some of its flights. the airline says children under the age of 2

forcibly give him psychotropic drugs that could restore him to competency that, could treat his schizophrenia. this raises many questions. i spoke about all of this to sonny hosten and dr. sanjay gupta. >> what do we know about loughner's current mental state? has anything changed since he was declared unfit to stand trial in may? >> it doesn't sound like it. he's been in the hospital. there's most recently this question of medicating him. that prompted this entire discussion about whether he could be medicated. it sounds like he still has some of the same issues that have led to this -- hospitalization in the first place, having the schizophrenic, paranoid delusional sort of behavior, not being in touch with reality and unable to confer or actually have conversations with his lawyers that are meaningful. >> and how successful are anti-psychotic medications that behavior that he was throwing chairs, spitting on his lawyers? >> 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. th

other studies say older fathers are likely to have children with lower iqs, and schizophrenia, and chancesdad will be fine, but there is an increased risk that child could have problems. >> and explain the biological clock between men and women. >> women around 50, they stop making eggs, and a man keeps making sperm. that sperm machine is still going, but produces sperm that has genetic mutations. >> elizabeth cohen, we appreciate it. >>> "cnn newsroom" continuing right now with fredricka whitfield in for randi kaye. >> let's talk about this. check points and pat downs and body scans and inspections all aimed at making sure airline security know who is getting on airplanes, so how did a man with no valid id and somebody else's boarding pass fly across the country last friday from new york's jfk to los angeles? the nigerian national was arrested. he was trying to board a flight from los angeles to atlanta, and they found other several boarding passes that were phoney in his bag. a spokesman did say this, every passenger that passes through security check points is subject to many layers of

loughner has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.al judge ruled he's not competent to stand trial for the mass shooting that left several dead and injured. loughner's attorneys say forcing their client to take powerful drugs violates his rights. prosecutors say the medication will keep him from hurting himself and others. >>> an fda panel says avastin is not effective against breast cancer. after two hearings a six-member advisory panel voted on the fate of the controversial cancer drug. they were unanimous in their decision saying avastin doesn't prolong the lives of women with advanceded stages of breast cancer. avastin works by restricting blood flow to cancer tumors. the panel's decision is not expected to impact avastin's use for treating other cancers. hackers target police again. they gained access to the arizona department of public safety's e-mail accounts today. the dps says the e-mail system was not compromised but hackers say they got into personal interdepartmental accounts. on the message posted on the website the hacke

today, his lawyers want to stop doctors from giving him mind-altering drugs to treat his schizophreniaghts. >>> hurricane season is here and tropical storm arlene now becomes the first named storl of the season. it's expected to hit northeastern mexico as early as tonight. you're caught on today's headlines. ♪ >>> that is beautiful! that is new york city. right now, 72 degrees. the weather report says partly cloudy but i'm going to call it partly sunny. >> you know about the weather. >> it was going up to 80. that's kind of a perfect little window. 72 now going up to 80 and partly sunny. >> i hate to burst your bubble. the humidity is ridiculous. when we were coming in, did you notice there was steam on the windows entering the building? >> but cooler than a lot of places right now. >>> princess diana would have turned 50 on friday. zain verjee is live in london with more on the controversy over tlich over there. >> we are talking about the cover of "newsweek." >> yes. putting her next to her daughter-in-law. >> reporter: people are saying it's creepy and tasteless and some people are

am a liberal democrat from detroit and i am disabled with bipolar disorder, bipolar illness and schizophrenia, and i am on disability, medicare, medicaid, and food stamps. i would like to know how i have a healthier lifestyle with a $200 in food stamp money that i get a month when i am not able to afford for its and vegetables very much. guest: we are trying to get more fruits and vegetables and healthy foods into communities, particularly communities that do not have them. we are also trying to bring down the prices. it should be easy for you to have healthy foods. it should be just as cheap and easy to get something healthy that it is to get something that is not healthy. that is one of the things we are working on. you bring up something else i want to mention, and that is mental health issues. that is important that the mental health of a community is also addressed because we tend to forget about that. in the prevention strategy, that is important. anything from minor depression to major illnesses to bipolar, that we make sure that we don't lose the support for our mental health services