campbell is diagnosed with asperger's syndrome and schizophrenia. he also suffers from seizures... and requires medication. if you see him, immediately call police . /// ((brian loftus)) >>> one man is recovering this morning after a shooting at grapevine springs park. metro says a bullet grazed the man's ches for treatment. metro says the victim and the gunman knew each other. witnesses told police they heard loud gunshots. it's still unclear what led to the shooting. anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> north las vegas police are investigating the deadly shooting of a 19 year old. this happened early sunday morning near lake mead and belmont. officers responded to shots fired and found the victim lying in the street. he was taken to u-m-c where he later died. police do not have a clear blue pickup truck that may have been involved. this is the 19th homicide in north las vegas jurisdiction this year./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> metro police are searching for a serial robber. they say a man robbed three local businesses. each time, he handed

he had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia./// ((brian loftus)) >>> tough on crime or too aggressive? a report recently released calls out the clark county district attorney's office... the i-team's vanessa murphy is taking a closer look at what critics are saying...... and has more with a response from the d-a. ((steve wolfson/clark county district attorney: we don't select the people that commit homicides. we don't look at the race of the ((vanessa murphy)) district attorney steve wolfson responding to criticisms of his office's use of the death penalty.... the problems: unfair punishment of the mentally ill and young defendants - along with racial bias according to researchers at harvard law school. they studied the use of the sentence across the country and zeroed in on clark county. ((phil: i agree with what this report say. clark county public defender's office for twelve years. ((phil kohn/clark county public defender: we have been fighting this battle for a long time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the i-team obtained a list of the 81 inmates on death row in nevada. 4

i did not see any kind of cognitive deficits that we usually see in somebody with schizophrenia. said he heard voices, that's really not a typical hallucination, somebody with true schizophrenia, they are not going to remember everything the voices say to them. they're going to answer very vaguely, like i don't know. his hallucinations were so well defined and in such great detail, it just didn't fit into the typical schizophrenic type of presentation. >> go all the way back to the other wall. >> i think everything he did was a ploy to get done with his lockup time. there's no more talking. he's currently pacing back and forth in the cell right now and doesn't want to talk to anybody. >> i'm cool. i'm back in here. i don't care. >> will you act out again? >> oh, i think he'll act out. he doesn't want to be up here. that's what he's thinking about. >>> coming up, nick dicillo's drug addiction leads him to a new beginning. >>> walter cooperwood holds the rank of boss in the heartless felons a cleveland gang. that poses one of the largest security threats at the cuyahoga county corr

. >> he was a young man with absolutely no criminal history who had a classic onset of schizophrenia. he was initially diagnosed about the age of 19. it progresse t this occurred. >> reporter: and this is what happened. shots fire on the strip. a metro officer forced to shoot at him when he pointed a gun at police and civilians. a 4-year-old boy was grazed. otherwise, no injuries. >> glad to see that mr. black is getting some help. >> reporter: the officer involved, george smith. >> still believe he needs to be in a situation to be monitored with his medication. >> reporter: he was handed a four-year suspended prison sentence and put on probation for one count of resisting arrest with one use of a firearm. part of the negotiations mental health court. >> it's a combination of counseling, therapy. it's a good program. >> a man who caused panic getting the help his brother says he desperately needs. >> i just don't want people to look at he's not a bad guy. >> reporter: denise rosch, news 3. >>> well, donald trump doubling down on immigration in freeze. he said there's no room in the pl

the focus turned to mental health as one was diagnosed with schizophrenia. >> i feel for her that she does have a serious big part in this. >> reporter: some felt sympathy was lost for the victim. >> i feel sorry for them. but what about the girl who was stabbed. >> i think this film would look different if we had been able to work with peyton's family. >> reporter: if you missed out today, there's another showing here tomorrow. the show hits hbo in january. unique timing as the girls are year. live in milwaukee, ben jordan, today's tmj 4. >> a wild scene on 51st and mill lard where the driver of a stolen van ran a red light and ran into another car. that car veered into a transit system bus. five people in the van ran away. two were caught and arrested. police are looking for the others. the suspects had just reportedly stolen a purse at a walmart store. four people in the other vehicle includin injuries. no one on the bus was seriously injured. this milwaukee woman, nicole jackson, has been charged with leaving a loaded firearm near a child. she was arrested at a home where a 6-year

he had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. >>> still no sign of a murder suspect who escaped police. kelsey thomas went looking for followup. >> reporter: there are still a lot of questions about how this felon was able to vanish without anyone noticing a thing. i want to give you an idea of where this happened. this is not your typical police station. it is a bureau inside of this business complex. tonight, a retired cop says these kinds of escapes are not only rare but nearly impossible to pull off. >> it's pretty darned hard to break a set of handcuffs like this. >> reporter: it was friday afternoon when alonso perez broke out of his and retired metro homicide investigator shows us just how hard it is to do. >> you can twist these and feel the torque that goes there. if there is a way to break them, that's the way to do it. the only problem, you will likely break some bone in your hand if you are able to have enough strength to snap these. you can -- see, they don't move well at all. >> reporter: perez was alone in an interrogation room inside >> this guy was being

the 33-year-old gunman responsible for the attack had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. he killed himself after the shooting. >> hurricane newton has made landfall in mexico's baja with 90 mile per hour winds and it's expected to be a hurricane making the next stop in mainly mexico next thursday. about 14,000 tourists are in the los cabos area and they were unable to get out as airlines canceled flights to get out as the storm approached. the tourists were advised to stay hunkered down in their hotel. this is a really impressive yet ominous shot of that storm and newton is expected to move u the peninsula tonight and continuing north, it will cross southern arizona as a tropical depression that will happen tomorrow night. >> perhaps pretty close to us, so we'll check in with the weather authority. >> reed: could it affect us? >> it will affect the southwest, and remnants of the southwest will be dying down and significantly to 75 miles per hour sustained from that system outside in our neck of the woods, and you can see a beautiful day in las vegas, but it already reall

. >> i suffer from schizophrenia, bipolar and a number of things, ptsd and they helped me to get everything under control. >> reporter: this is a women who have been arrested in our community and diagnosed with serious mental illness. instead of jail, those who qualify will undergo intense counseling. their medications monitored. >> this gives people a chance to get better and hold them to account. we're very -- it's very important that they follow the rules. if they don't, there's accountability. >> reporter: chief judge david barker has been presiding over this court for about six months. >> reporter: and one defendant making his first appearance, khalil black. >> have you been taking your medication in jail? >> yes. >> reporter: he was sent to mental health court after pleading getty to felony resisting arrest. back in january, his actions shut down las vegas boulevard. that's when police say black began waving a gun around, threatening to shoot he will be released to mojave health. as for melvin -- >> once you fall off -- >> reporter: he admits to a troubled past for robbery, and drugs.

afghanistan under 33 old gunmen responsible for his death had previous been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia after killed himself following the attack. >>> we have something really important to talk about today unfortunately this is a problem. pulling and create a safe learning environment in our community. talk about our bowling and community it happens everywhere but also upcoming run walk roll marathon which is to bring awareness to this. we have trish lovett chuck buchanan ricarda nuno i want to get to the event in a moment >> laguna. that's what i said. sorry if i said it wrong. ricardo. let's talk about this because unfortunately we have seen in our community for kids of actually taking their lives in the lettuce may possibly have been 13-year-old maria kruger who jumped from the top of a parking structure here on the west of townth and they believe that bullying may have played a factor in that. if the trio girl bullying is a real problem and it's happening every day and now with social media and the internet it is almost impossible to stay on top of it seems like. >> yes it is. i mea

. >> he was a man with no criminal history with a classic case of diagnosis of schizophrenia. he was diagnosed at 19. >> black is expected in mental health court within the next two weeks. >>> a somber reminder about the dangers of death valley. the extreme heat killed a friends who are suspicious about her death. >> reporter: everyone i've talked to said it's hard to imagine that their friend would be found dead in the middle of the desert. they tell me linda hung had a lot of savvy. she would have been the one to find a way to survive. on saturday, the park reached 113. friends of linda hung said she was headed to the desert to get to fort irwin, that's where her bo military. national park service rangers say it seemed she tried to make a turn but her car got stuck in the sand. she walked off in the desert to get help. >> it doesn't seem like her at all to -- no, it doesn't seem like her to go walking off in the desert. something doesn't seem right. >> reporter: this woman worked next door to the insurance agency hung managed. on sunday, family members reported her missing.

the 33- year- old gunman killed himself...he had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia./// worried about damage to their homes... and now..to their safety. katie boer has continuing coverage tonight following what one neighbor found this weekend after the latest blast. ((00:18:11 katie: southern highlands neighbors told me they made a startling discovery over the weekend at the construction site where the blasts have been going on...it's a site that's virtually unsecure --you can see this bike right here ...until our story aired on saturday ... since then these no trespassing signs have just recently popped up :29 )) weren't in place when howard maccarley found these wires and red tubes that ran underground while walking his dog around the construction site. (( 00:02:35 howard: it looks like somebody left some charges out there the last time they were blasting :41 )) howard isn't just a nearby homeowner, he spent 30 years in undeground construction in the bay area. the site... now only partially closed off by this limited orange mesh netting ((00:02:54 to see something

he had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. >> reed: the first woman elected to the powerful clark county commission has passed away. she was 96. the clark county coroner's office confirmed she died of heart failure. she was first elected commissioner in during her tenure she over saw big expansion at mccarran international and flood control projects also. she was also later elected to the nevada system of higher education board and served in the las vegas valley water district board. >>> the funeral for world war ii veteran guy tano benzast tomorrow at southern nevada veterans memorial cemetery in boulder city. many people stopped by palm mortuary in downtown las vegas for his visitation today. useful and beautiful life at the age of 91. he was one of our favorite people to talk with over the years when we needed perspective and inspiration to hear about war from somebody who looked for it. guy tano benza loved sharing stories with us and young people in our community. his funeral will be tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. in boulder city. >> marie: can you believe election day

the 33 old gunmen who had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia killed himself. soldiers and airmen held a memorial walk and run from the the god complex also the las vegas-based 17th sustainment brigade held a similar memorial run at a camp in kuwait. our kyndell nunley spoke with those national guardsmen in kuwait will have that coming up. >>> family of a woman killed in las vegas has been waiting more than seven years for the case against the man accused of killing her to go to trial. while getting underway. >> live from the courthouse. the woman was killed on mother's day. >> reporter: that's correct and that was in the year 2009 potential jurors filing into the courthouse behind me early this morning to get the jury selection underway. the victim's name in the case robin jenkins she was engaged to be married to the defendant david the couples living together back in 2009 on mother's day of that year for domestic violence related issue they found jenkins with multiple stab wounds in that home. she later died of her injuries. this case began more than seven ye

((shakala alvaranga)) >> denise, everything from schizophrenia to ptsd and depression. and for each one of those disorders, there is a detailed training process that those officers must undergo. back to you./// ((paul joncich)) >>> taking a live look clouds and some rain across the valley today. and tonight, tedd's says there was a slight chance for an isolated showers and possible thunderstorms. he's here with a first check of your weather at 11... did anything develop, tedd? and what are we looking at tomorrow? ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>skies are starting to cloud up a little from the south and we see some moisture come in from mexico. some points south seeing a few light passing showers right now with only slight possiblities for the region tonight. we see temps coo t light for now. dewpoints and humidity still remain quite low but will go up tomorrow as more moisture works its way up from the south. ..... .............................. .................. tonight expect temps staying warm to mild. cool by wednesday morning with more clouds developing and shower chances

one in 17 americans live with a serious mental illness like schizophrenia or bi-polar disorder. >> denise: the attorney general is warning you about workers coming to your door warning to pave your driveway right away. they ask for the money up front and do a poor job and then you never hear from them again. here is what you can do to protect yourself. first research any company you are hiring. you can find out whether other people have made complaint about them on the better business bureau's website. be skeptical. if a contractor has left over materials from another job. get everything in include the cost of the work as well as the company's name, address and phone number. >> it was worse than a slap in the face. >> denise: a mom feeling the heartbreak of losing her son said she had to face the pain all over again at of all places babies are us. why she said she left the store in tears. >> romona: we are getting than just heartburn. it could give you a heart attack. jeff? >> jeff: 73 degrees in downtown cleveland. you are starting to feel the change. the cooler air is filtering in. the

federal mag strait sanford admitted he is taking an anti-psychotic medication often used to treat schizophrenia and irit visit him in jail last week although not in court today his mother has always maintained sanford's mental illness was at heart of what happened. >> michael appears to have been acting on a psychotic episode at the time that he tried to pull out the gun. he was hearing voices. telling him to rid the world of trump. >> reporter: his mother told i.t.n.they're hoping sanford can serve his sentence in england. >> have a sentence but my view it shouldn't matter to them where he does to sentence but to us it's matter of life and death. >> reporter: she knows her son will serve time in prison she ask trying to see him through this difficult time. >> hopefully it's the end of one stage and the beginning of another stage. >> reporter: two questions left here, how long will that sentence be? unanswered. they may be addressed when his sentencing hearing begins. that is scheduled for mid december. >> anchor: thank you for the update. >> anchor: eamon and ryan bundy accused in the armed st

. >> i suffer from schizophrenia, bipolar, and a number of things -- ptsd and they helped me get everything under control. >> reporter: this clark county's mental health court, a specialty program for men and women who have been arrested in our community and diagnosed with serious mental illness. instead of jail, those who qualify will undergo counseling and their medications will be them to account. we're -- it's very important that they follow the rules and if they don't, that there's accountability. >> reporter: chief judge david barker has been presiding over this court for about six months. >> i like to view it as a crime reduction effort. >> and one defendant making his first appearance, khalil black. >> have you been taking your medication in jail? >> yes. >> reporter: black was sent to mental health court after pleading guilty to felony back in january, his actions shut down las vegas boulevard. that's when police say black began waving a gun around, threatening to shoot people. just after his arrest, black was nearly incoherent. now stabilized on medication. he will be released int

uncharacteristic break down landed him in laurel regional hospital for a week, he was diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and seizures due to manic episodes. >> he was given antipsychosis drugs. >> reporter: but he stopped taking them and then went on a one-night crime spree. he's charged with armed robbery of a restaurant and treatment. it can be managed. it can't be cured, but it can be managed. >>> he has been locked up since january, and for much of the time, he's been in solitary confinement. >> the reason this particular individual is isolated is for his protection and the protection of our officers and other inmates. >> reporter: in prince george's county, an estimated 20% of its 960 inmates are mentally ill. >> the majority of our staff are officers, and they are not trained to deal with the mentally ill. >> reporter: inmates who are busy are easier to manage, so jail administrators don't want to use solitary confine. . >> it's the worst situation. the lack of stimulation, and the lack of ability to know day or night. >> reporter: maryland is one of four states not offering ass

the 33- year- old gunman killed himself...he had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia./// ((brian loftus)) >>> every wednesday, we ask the sheriff questions from the viewers in our morning cup of joe segment in the 6am hour. to submit a question... just go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section./// ((kirsten joyce)) comedian bill cosby due in court for his sexual misconduct trial... ((brian loftus)) >> the two key pieces of evidence his lawyers want the judge to throw out. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> plus... serena williams serving up history on the court.. her big win at the u-s open ... that was a first for tennis./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, ahead of

he had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> hi sherry, how's the weather looking today? ((sherry swensk)) i pool and maybe the bbq.... temps topped out at 94. ... ........... around the valley. the air is still very dry. .............. demetria, how are the roads doing? a crash has been reported on northbound 215 and town center. a crash has also been reported tropicana near decatur. russell and flamingo are alternates. traffic is already slowing down in the spaghetti bowl right now. >>> <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// brian loftus >> murder suspect manhunt! today... marks day four in the search for a man who escaped from police custody. kirsten joyce >> 25-year-old alonso perez, was last seen in an interview room inside the north las vegas police department on friday. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live outside with ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... a lot of people have been wondering... how does a murder suspect get away from police whi

was considered just abrupt and stupid behavior on my part from when i was 17 was the start of schizophrenia, which i'm dealing with now. anybody with anything other than a dishonorable can get the a car .- get v.a. care i'm waiting on them to determine whether i'm honorable or v.a. purposes -- four v.a. purposes. other than honorable is a relatively large category. it's a very diverse category of discharges. -- wes not one answer need to get into your situation. at bob.mcdonald @va.gov. can based onas we the law -- the law is what prohibits us from dealing with dishonorable discharges. you should apply to the department of defense to have your discharge reviewed. back in the days when i was a captain in the army, many of the times people may have had something like post-traumatic stress, bipolar conditions, schizophrenia that we didn't know then. you may be able to get your discharge changed. host: tracy from facebook asks -- guest: we have a state-of-the-art program -- we are leading the country here. we track the dispensing of opiates. we track it by dr., by facility. we track it on a nat

. >> okay schizophrenia can i have a motion whether or not to disclosure. >> moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion passes any other new business from commissioners. >> and then i'd like to first of all, thank you for your tolerance of my rusty a good deal of. >> i was not going to say anything. >> you or so kind and then also to close in recognize and appreciation wantedy appoint commissioner courtney and we're agenda i'd like to thank everyone for being here. i'm naomi kelly. today we are here to top off the new san francisco office of chief medical examiner. we are here to mark a construction milestone, completion the the steel frame. in a few minutes the final beam will be placed-put into place and hoisted up on top and we will be wul on our way to complete the first voter funded project earthquake safety emergency response fund. myophilus oversees the general service agency which compenalizing 20 different departments [inaudible] chief medical ex578ner and department 06 public works rchlt also chair of cities capital planning commit which recommen

. >> matthew suffers from schizophrenia. less than 24 hours after he had been searched and booked into the jail on a dui parole violation, deputies told the 29-year-old to put his hands through the chute so they could cuff him, the method they are employing wilbe they are angry at him because the ineffective, inappropriate techniques they use do not work it is all his fault. >> a deputy fired a round. it is like a flash bang grenade from a gun, and deadly when aim the at a person. >> it went into his leg causing injuries that require treatment that is ongoing. wall between them. they did not need to do anything. this is what excessive force because it is all unneeded. >> in a lawsuit in court attorneys say that the sheriff's office and deputies violated the his rights. and the report said that trevino behind the door lunged deputies. >> as the problem is learning thank good for -- god for video, they want the office to provide better training on crisis inter vention how to decase late situations involving people who may be m

many of the times people may have had something like post traumatic stress, bipolar conditions, schizophrenia, we know about today that we deposit knidn't k and you may be able to get your discharge changed and we would be happy to work with you on that. >> tracy from facebook asks what is being cdone to rectify the overprescribing of pain medications? >> we have a state of the art program i would say or some experts in the medical field said we're leading the country here. we track the dispensing of opiates, by doctor, by facility. we track it on a national basis. and the trend is down and that's good. and what we're finding is alternative methods of treatment are as effective if not more effective than opiates. we're using them. things like acupuncture, the largest user of acupuncture in the country. chiropractic, equine therapy, yoga. we're using databased evidence that shows that these other treatments are effective and basically we'll try whatever treatment the veteran requires in order to find something to get them off of opiates. >> here is leonard, retired vet from jefferson city, mis

diagnosed with schizophrenia. he has been without his riday. he is 5'6", 200 zo7pounds. for another big fundraiser. an invitation obtained, organizers say this could be her last uvisit ,íbefore elect day. $250. not she is 22 points ahead of donald trump in california. she will be in the bay area on september 12. news at 10:00 p.m. a truck drives into a river and it was caught on camera. xit happened and why. >> after the break, which jnd movies were a hit at the box office this holiday weekend. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. it's the final days of the and the deals just got better. ♪ i'm free to do what i want and have a good time. ♪ just announced! 0% financing plus $500 labor day cash across the entire 2016 f

matthew tra bee no suffers schizophrenia. last august he was dook booked into jail on a patrol violation. video shows what happened next when he wouldn't put his hands through the food shoot. him thaisms weapon described as a flash bang grenade from a shotgun a. core knees say the blast caused lasting injuries to his leg and could have cost him his life. >>> >>> >> part of their job is to de escalate situations. when they chose to make verbal commands to him that they knew he wouldn't comply with because of his mental health state and then his noncompliance is used as a means to shoot him with the nova round. it's really honestly discussion. >> in a lawsuit filed in federal cowrks the attorneys for tra vino say the sheriff's violated his constitutional rites. the suit also accuses them of official misconduct for false filing records about this incident. state attorney bernie ma caib says his office does not plan to file criminal charges. pasco county sheriff chris nicole declined to comment on that lawsuit. >> well, after tak

schizophrenia killed my child. and i didn't want to accept it. if we don't get anything else accomplished today, between me and you, i want you to let that go. it is not... your... fault. (applause) jakes: people ask why i want to do this show. because i believe it only takes one story, one person, -? we can change the world ? -one moment..

she had schizophrenia. their life expectancy is shortened.she had two children, and her husband divorced her and changed the children's names, and she ended up on the street because of really probably a multitude of factors, but one of those was her ability to get treatment. i also had a high school friend who came home for christmas break in college and broke up with his girlfriend, and a couple weeks later committed suicide at college. no other indication. the question in my mind is, you know, on college campuses was there any indication that he was struggling. and that's true because my son, who's -- one of his fraternity brothers who graduated in may and who had a job just committed suicide at age 22. this is really something we need to address. 22 veterans a week, we're losing. that's -- i just wanted to outline the problem. as we all know. but for the record. and it is important that most, to know that most mental health patients have other medical issues. in indiana there are a couple centers close to my district, centerstone in bloomi

suicide directly over highway 24 in oakland and officer peters later found out the man suffered from schizophreniax san bernardino police officers who tracked down suv used by the gunman and his wife after last december's terror attack at a holiday party for county health workers.>>> the federal appeals court in san francisco has ruled in favor of yelp during a libel case and the website star rating system doesn't make it responsible for negative reviews posted by users they have ruled, it also ruled yelp cannot be held liable for distributing reviews to search engines because it doesn't create the content. in washington state locksmith sued yelp because of the negative review in 2011 and he says he plans to appeal. >>> hewlett-packard made a big announcement yesterday saying it had taught samsung's printer business for little more than $1 billion of that deal includes 6500 pounds and 1300 samsung employees including researchers and engineers, hp says the acquisition will help the company reinvent the copier industry with better, multifunction printing technology.>>> the wait is almost over for so

officer peters later found out the man suffered from schizophrenia. >>> six san better than arrest dino- san bernardino police officers who tracked down the man -- >>> federal appeals court in san francisco ruled in favor of yelp. it was ruled that the website's system does not make it responsible for negative reviews posted by viewers. it ruled that yelp cannot be held liable for distributing reviews to search engines because it does not create the content. one man sued because of a negative review in 2011. he plans to appeal. >>> hewlett packard made an announcement that it had been the printer business for a little more than $1 billion including samsung employees including are he searchers and -- researchers and engineers come with the deal. this will help reinvent the industry with superior multi function printing technology. >>> hillary clinton facing more questions about her health and bay area voters are reacting. how the presidential nominee plans to cover heir campaign stops today. >> a break in a standoff, a cargo ship is allowed to unload. why that's good news for holiday sho

he had been on psychiatric medication since the age of 14 suffering paranoia, schizophrenia, ptsd and hallucinations. records show that he suffered child abuse acting out with assaultive behavior. for attempted robbery, battery, other charges. in may of 2015, he overdosed on the prescription drug. telling his brother that he wanted to kill himself. his brother called 911. >> he wanted to harm his brother for calling 911, he wanted to die. >> he said he wanted to kill him, didn't he? >> yes. >> reporter: he didn't want to go to john gorge as he was there before, meaning he was a threat to himself or others. doctors noted that those asking for psych resource, but does not want to go to john george. patient needs more support than in-patient admission and becomes agitated. once tried to strangle his mother. he ignore -- they ignored these facts. >> they shouldn't have let them go. and they shouldn't have period. >> when he arrived on may 7 at 3:00 a.m. he was restrained for unpredictable and aggressive behavior. it was noded that there was no need for restrainted. he spent less than nine

he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia and has been without his medication since disaperring.e was last seen at the san leandro marina. >> in ohio, brock downer was spotted at his parents' home two days after being released from jail. the former stanford student wearing a blue kansas university t-shirt and sunglasses, 21 -year-old served half of the six month sentence he got for sexual assaulting an unconscious woman and this is from friday. his was has receive the world wide attention in the widely perceived light sentence and he has to register as a sex offender and will be on the regular dry for his life. >> we have been watching this come in, president obama just finished speaking at the g-20 summit in china and jessica castro has been monitoring this mentioning colin kaepernick. >> the president is on the world same and talking about 49ers' colin kaepernick and the decision to sit down during the national anthem at football games. >> as a general matter, when it comes to the flag and the national anthem and the meaning that holds for our men and women in uniform and those

the biotech form releasing disappointing drug tests for schizophren schizophrenia.had the same effectiveness as a mplacebo. hit tach chi, toshiba and mitsubishi could be in agreement to merge a nuclear unit. those stocks getting a bit of a boost today. >>> carl icahn cutting his stake in transocean by two-thirds, from 6% to 1.5%. an s.e.c. filing said the move was for tax planning purposes. it comes a week after icahn cut his stake in chesapeake energy. a film about the company coming out this weekend. >> seen the previews. >>> in other corporate news, the saga continues over sumner redstone's empire as reports surface that a merger could be on the table. landon dowdy has more on this story. >> reporter: good morning. just weeks after rising to the dominant role in her father's $40 billion media empire, reports say that shari redstone is poised to undo the last strategic move of her father and merge viacom and cbs. they will send the message in a letter before the market opens today. this coming a decade after mr. redstone split the two companies and said the inen i

police say he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia and has been without his medication since disappearinghe san francisco police officers association announces their choice for the new cheap saying we are looking for the right leader at the right time and we believe that toney chaplin is the candidate and he was appointed to the interim post in may after the former chief greg suhr resigned one of 60 candidates would applied. the mission -- commission will recommend three and the mayor will make the final choice. >> and a determine dan is back in office after resigning in a sexual harassment accusations. he resigned in the spring after being suspended and the dean assistant sued uc berkeley claiming he made unwanted advances toward her starting in 2014 and the interim dean leads and his future role as a faculty member trends unclear while the university panel reviews the case. >> this is the most important story we can pass along to you today so pay attention, developing news in san jose, residents in a neighborhood are on edge because police are searching for what they say is an extremely

his family claims he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia. >>> drivers have six week to prepare for a big highway headache. a busy part of route 128 will be closed for an entire weekend. the state plans to shut down all lanes of 128 in both directions at exit 19-a in needham. it will take place from friday night november 4th through sunday november 6th. this will allow crews to bridge. traffic will be detoured on to local roads, and a new version of the bridge will also open to traffic that weekend. >>> workers remove some dead trees along part of the green line today. it's part of a bigger plan to decrease delays and wait times for riders. we reported earlier this week an arborist identified the trees that threatened the tracks. so far this year 18 trees have fallen on the d line alone. t officials say the cost of removing the trees is worth it to help prevent passengers from being delayed and having to use >>> a debate over legalizing marijuana in massachusetts took a very strange turn. >> it's a story you'll only see here on fox 25. someone left a bag of gummy bears on a desk aft

suffering paranoia, schizophrenia, ptsd and hallucinations. he suffered child abuse and acted out with assaultive behavior, leading to time in juvenile hall and san quentin for attempted murder, robbery, battery, assault, and other charge. in may of 2015 he overdosed on the prescription drug abilify telling his brother he wanted to kill himself. his brother called 911. >> he wanted to harm his brother for calling 911, he wanted to die. >> he said he wanted to kill him, didn't he? yes. >> demetrius didn't want to go to john george. he had been there before on a 5150 hold meaning he was a threat to himself or others. patient asking for skiing resources but does not want to go to john george. needs more out patient support than inpatient admission and becomessage stated. -- becomes agitated. >> his mother says john george shouldn't have ignored these facts. >> medical logs show when he arrived at highland hospital at 3:00 a.m., he was restrained for unpredictable and aggressive behavior. by 4:00 a.m., he was calm. by 7:00 a.m., it was noted there

she had schizophrenia. their life expectancy is shortened. she had two children, and her husband divorced her and changed the children's names, and she ended up on the street because of really probably a multitude of factors. but one of those was her ability to get treatment. i also had a high school friend who came home for christmas break in college and broke up with his girlfriend. and a couple weeks later committed suicide at college, no other indication. the question in my mind is on college campuses, was there any indication that he was struggling. and that's true because my son, one of his fraternity brothers who graduated in may, and who had a job, just committed suicide at age 22. so this is really something we need to address. 22 veterans a week we're losing. i just wanted to outline the problem. as we all know. but for the record. and it is important that most -- to know that most mental health patients have other medical issues. in indiana, there are a couple of centers close to my district, centerstone in bloomington, hamilton ce

his family claims he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia. a teenager stole an s.u.v. and flipped it over. a 17-year-old dorchester girl has been arraigned on several theft charges as well as failure witnesses say police were following the s.u.v. when it flipped, police tell us, three people were injured, including one teen who is in critical condition. >> vanessa: days after a holocaust memorial was snatched from a milton cemetery, a vigil is being held tonight. fox 25 broke the story on monday and christine mccarthy is live at the cemetery where the prayer service just wrapped up. christine? >> the reporter: dozens of people came out here to support this walth precious piece was stolen, just last weekend. he himself was too tired, too exhausted and drained from all the attention and support he's been getting and wasn't able to make it out here, but the people in attendance offered prayer, lit candles, offered words of solidarity and words of hope. we spoke to that 81-year-old sculptor, fred, on monday, just after he was notified that the memorial had been stolen from

. >> the man tells police that he suffers from schizophrenia and is immediately taken to a mental hospital for an evaluation. >> anytime a job goes as well as this job, it's always a feeling of a sense of accomplishment. >> you know, i think any one of nus the emergency services unit when we have the opportunity to help sun, definitely a sense of satisfaction but then we're off to the next job. >>> coming up, a plane slams into a lake. >> it's hard to imagine anybody surviving that. >>> and when shifting winds push a skydiver off course -- >> nine times out of ten you're going to hit what you're trying to miss. >> brace for impact. when "caught on camera up in the air" returns. but what they didn't know was that i had dry, itchy eyes. i used artificial tears from the moment i woke up... ...to the moment i went to bed. so i finally decided to show my eyes some love,... ...some eyelove. eyelove means having a chat with your eye doctor about your dry eyes because if you're using artificial tears often and still have symptoms, it could be chronic dry eye. it's all about eyelove, my friends. ge

officer peters later learned that the man suffered from schizophrenia.lso honored today was six san bernardino police officers. they tracked down the suv that was used by the gunman and his wife after last december easter roar attack at a holiday party for county health workers. >>> well a decisive victory tonight for the niners in their season opener. mark ibanez is helping to cue up all the personal highlights plus the post-game reactions after the shutout. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking a warm up in our weather as we look live at levi stadium. he'll take us through the extended forecast. denny's introduced new buttermilk pancakes and now we're introducing free pancakes for kids. who's crazy idea was this? well, we're pretty sure we know who. for a limited time, kids get our new pancakes in any of these flavors, free. >>> another glance at the temperatures from today, which were really cool. it did feel like october today. temperatures tomorrow will come up a couple of degrees over the east. but a slow warming trend. that's the story.

. >> okay schizophrenia can i have a motion whether or not to disclosure. >> moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion passes any other new business from commissioners. >> and then i'd like to first of all, thank you for your tolerance of my rusty a good deal of. >> i was not going to say anything. >> you or so kind and then also to close in recognize and appreciation wantedy appoint commissioner courtney and we're agenda. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city

therapies under pressure here after announcing a disappointing phase three trial of a new kind of schizophrenia drug. the data doesn't show that it did significantly better than a placebo. the company says it thinks the placebo response rate was unusually high and that it is committed to continue developing the drug, and is also requesting a meeting with the fda. but you can see shares down about 68% here after hours, melissa. >> all right. seema mody, thank you. >>> and remember, this is not certainly the first biotech stock we have seen with this sort of binary outcome. we had nova vax, same thing. >> i don't want to say one-trick pony, but a lot of eggs in this basket. you can see how devastating that is. it would be easy say on had flush it's a stock you want to take a look at. i don't think it is. i think there is at least a few more days of this. the volume over the week is going to be huge. maybe we'll talk about this when it gets to single digits. >> at the same time, we have seen the same thing in reverse where we have seen the decline in shares because originally news is perceived as

it's the great american form; it's so simple and elemental, it represents the schizophrenia of the americanerience. just when the western seems like it's gone away, someone else comes along with a different twist on it. annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals:

was considered just abrupt and stupid behavior on my part from when i was 17 was the start of schizophreniawhich i'm dealing with now. anybody with anything other than a dishonorable can get the a car .- get v.a. care i'm waiting on them to determine whether i'm honorable or v.a. purposes -- four v.a. purposes. other than honorable is a relatively large category. it's a very diverse category of discharges. -- wes not one answer need to get into your situation. at bob.mcdonald @va.gov. can based onas we the law -- the law is what prohibits us from dealing with dishonorable discharges. you should apply to the department of defense to have your discharge reviewed. back in the days when i was a captain in the army, many of the times people may have had something like post-traumatic stress, bipolar conditions, schizophrenia that we didn't know then. you may be able to get your discharge changed. host: tracy from facebook asks -- guest: we have a state-of-the-art program -- we are leading the country here. we track the dispensing of opiates. we track it by dr., by facility. we track it on a natio

intra cellular therapy sinking following negative trial results for its schizophrenia drug. pepsi is in the green today, the stock up more than conag is up just about 8%. >> can i throw one into this list? >> yeah, go ahead. >> all the traders are talking about the transports right now. take a look at iyt if we can get that chart thrown up there. you see this level at 144, 145. this is acted as resistance the entire year. each time we've seen the iyt up there, we've seen it back off. now it's making another assault on that level. if that thing gets going, that could justify a whole new leg up for the dow industrials and a lot of areas of the market that are cyclical that respond to these types of signals, so i think that's a really worthwhile index to keep an eye on. hasn't broken out yet but it's on the verge. >> how about this on the face of oil rising. >> unbelievable. that's a kentucky poiy point. >> anywhere else you want to go now? i was just curious. do you want to do ebay? it's moving higher. deutsche bank ups the shares to a buy from hold. what do we think of ebay.

. >> okay schizophrenia can i have a motion whether or not to disclosure. >> moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion passes any other new business from commissioners. >> and then i'd like to first of all, thank you for your tolerance of my rusty a good deal of. >> i was not going to say anything. >> you or so kind and then also to close in recognize and appreciation wantedy appoint commissioner courtney and we're agenda. >> hi, i'm frank jorge golden go up a utility supervisor for the distribution system i offer seizing see the personnel that install water maidens and water carbon monoxides i've personal proud to work with city and distribution place whether a fire or main break those folks come on scene and get the job done 3450r7b9 what time they're here to take care of each other and make it so a safe and secure way i was encouraged to learn to deal with the services and breaks and i wanted to move into understanding how to do main connections one the great things that the sfpuc to move to different sections in if you're tdr in learning a different j

allow the early implementation proposal to be included and a 6 month pilot program for the sfmta schizophrenia re-evaluate and have community input before decision. >> ms. bloomer. >> yes. mr. chairman we have 60 members of the public to address you because we have members of the public who have in the overflow room i will call 5 speaker cards at once so when people in the overflow room hear their name are amble opportunity and time to come up stairs the first 5 speakers (calling names). >> is julia quan here. >> good afternoon. >> hi there so my name is julia a student at cc sf and a member of the compelled exuberant and african-american center person i'm here it because i oppose the closure of terryville my mom we take the l i grew up in the sunset district and probably taken the l over nine hundred times and i get off think 28 and terryville at the post office i have my laptop and dog and struggling i can't imagine walking i'm aable button something can't imagine something having to go through the same thing that would be crazy to me so my whole 20 years of living on the earth i'm dedicated

>>james: police gave us this fall role of the 47 you're a man he is by those with schizophrenia and hadn about as medicine since friday when he disappeared 5 ft. 6 in. tall and weighs about 200 lbs. if new this morning the lobby of a fresno county jail is back open after an ex-convict shot and injured two officers he opened fire while waiting to visit someone on saturday to correction all the two were critically wounded but jail officials said there are not charging are changing their security protocol is he is now facing attempted murder and other charges he is a gang member who spent 16 years in prison for sex offenses. >>james: back to school and session it can get extremely busy of people are trying to drop off and pick up their children this is becoming a problem of the school and pleasant hill. >>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: if you want to see people parking badly in and around school look no farther than aluminum's cool and pleasant hill for a there was a sign that reads please full ford and these vehicles unattended according t

the 33- year- old gunman killed himself...he had been previously diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia./// now we want to get a check on your commute <<< >>> the no-ramp to northbound 95 from mlk is closed. you'll need to use alternates like rancho instead. <<< >>> <<< ((sherry swensk)) back to work and back to school with blue skies and plenty of sunshine. rk and back to school ........... temps have been in the cooler 60s, but turning back over to the 70s now and warming up to the 80s through the morning before lunch time. ........................ the air is still very dry so keep yourself hydrated and cool when we hit those warmer mid 90s again today. i'm catherine cortez masto and i come from a big family. a whole lot of people. a whole lot of love. and a whole lot of food. my dad's family was from mexico. my mom's was from italy. 60 years ago they met here in nevada and we grew as a family dad got his start parking cars at the dunes hotel. but he went on to be the head of tourism for las vegas and helped build the city we know today. dad lived his life following three principles,