we didn't know she was schizophrenic at the time. we thought she was a genius with imaginary friends. >> dr. phil: that is customary. so i asked to spend some time one-on-one with jani so you'll see how energetic she is -- >> on medication. >> dr. phil: and how exhausting it is for her parents. again, we'll be right back. [applause] >> dr. phil: okay. i'm at the dr. phil house. i'm getting ready to talk to jani. she's been agitated, running out of the room. she refuses to be mic'd. i'm going to run a mic down my right sleeve to come out at my cuff so you can hear her talk. what is calalini? >> announcer: tomorrow on an all-new "dr. phil." she's a beauty. but she's a brawler. >> dr. phil: you pulled a girl out of the shower and beat her up. >> no. she was already out. >> announcer: is she reaching out for help? >> i didn't want to come on here to embarrass me. >> announcer: or is she looking for a fight? >> you want to pick and pull out of what i've done wrong. >> dr. phil: do you think i know what i'm doing? >> what scares me is 20 y

it's so important is when i saw that, i thought, my goodness, that's exactly what happened with schizophrenicjects. they have a credit misattribution. we have this process that schizophrenia is a disorder of time perception, and it's why they have auditory experiences, because they're generating it before it's actually generated, so they have to attribute that to somebody else. synesthesia is a condition where people have a blending of the senses. synesthesia looks something like this. here's an experience of synesthesia. the key is that it's automatic and involuntary, it's unconscious, it's an experience where normal stimulation to one sense ends up triggering an experience in another sense. and the thing is that people with synesthesia are not being artistic or metaphorical or poetic, they are actually having a mental experience because of a blending in their brain. >> when i see a color and number, i associate it in my mind with a color. in other words, the word dog is d-o-g. it's also yellow, clear and green to me. >> we thought this was pretty rare. we now know it's pretty common that 4%

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. >>> you a schizophrenic double-amputee in a wheelchair shot to death by a houston police officer.h had allegedly threatened people at a home for the mentally ill and tried to stab the police officer's partner with what turned out to be a pen. >> the other officer, officer american in fear of the safety of his partner around the safety of himself, discharged his duty weapon, striking you the suspect. >> the man got upset when he was denied a cigarette and a soda. the officer is on administrative leave. >>> tiger who? rory who? most of the attention was on the names like woods, mcilroy heading into golf's pga tour championship in atlanta but today, the spot slight on the tournament and fedex kufrn, brant snedeker, who makes home more than $11 million. not a bad day's pay for a round of golf. those are your headlines this hour. i'm don lemon, keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >>> in 2002, the world economic forum ranked infrastructure fifth in the world for the u.s. in the latest report, we are 25th. why? well, these days, the rest of the developed world spend

he's serving 45 years for killing his mother during a schizophrenic episode.treet first told "lockup" producers of his story when he met him at the wabash valley correctional facility. we warn you. what you're about to hear is extremely graphic. >> i become delusional. they say insane. i thought you got to eat some of her brains for her to become part of you. i wasn't a sane person that did that back then. you don't eat brains from someone's body if you're sane. >> you miss your mother? >> yes, but i can't bring her back. >> what he's done really don't worry me at all. it's just, i hope he'll be okay with living with it. you know, he has to live with something like that. >> donnegan sees potential in street. he even arranged for street to get a job working with him as an assistant electrician. >> i just started about three weeks ago as an electrician trainee. and i just basically screw things into the wall right now, and carry stuff and hold the ladder steady and clean up the messes. >> what's the red wire? >> i don't even know what the white wire is. >> that'

schizophrenic, they don't know what they're doing. >> bob: i criticize obama much more than you say -agree with the man's policies. he's completely irresponsible with respect to middle east. he's coddling the enemies and the radical terrorists and think he can be friends with people who want to destroy and murder americans. they're getting away with it. look at the facts. middle east is burning. >> bob: get with the notion that the american people so far believe by double digits is more foreign policy president than mitt romney is. that aside -- >> greg: i agree with you on that. but you are comparing apples and oranges. you compare romney's experience to obama experience running. >> kimberly: community organizer. >> bob: one of the reasons he lost he had another week he did not get the economy in the mix. >> eric: who lost? >> bob: romney. dais he did not lose the -- >> dana: he did not lose the week. >> eric: what has obama done in foreign policy that is so great? >> dana: russian reset. oh, wait. >> eric: give me -- >> bob: iranian sanctions. >> eric: the line that they have thrown

. >>> a schizophrenic double amputee in a wheelchair shot to death by police. he had threatened people at a home for the mentally ill and then tried to stab policemen with what turned out to be a pen. >> the officer, in fear of the safety of his partner and the safety of himself, discharged his duty weapon, striking the suspect. >> the man initially got upset when he was denied a cigarette and soda. officer now on administrative leave. >>> a giant panda cub born a week ago in the smithsonian zoo in washington has died. it was seen as a big step in conservation, the first to be born in a zoo since 2005. the mother was in distress, and they ran in to do cpr, but the panda couldn't be saved. >> this is devastating for all of us here. it's hard to describe how much passion and energy and thought and care has gone into this. >> it's still not known what caused the cub's death. they're investigating. the chairman of the house intelligence committee says there is no evidence that a con sul attack in libya was relate to do an anti-islamic film. that was the attack, of

. >> janie is schizophrenic. >> she's agitated. >> her hallucinations tell her to jump off buildings. >> why did you investigate your future daughter-in-law? >> you have nothing on me. >> i have never been convicted of anything. >> dr. phil: this isn't your first marriage? >> this is my fifth. >> dr. phil: there should be red flags all over the place. >> i didn't want to come on here so you could embarrass me. you want to pick and pull out of little things that i've done wrong. >> dr. phil: don't tell me how to do my job. >> i didn't get pregnant to be on a tv show. >> dr. phil: i do think you did it to get on a tv show. you need to >> dr. phil: i do what i say. i told you no ambushes here. >> absolutely not. >> dr. phil: i'm back with robert blake. you said in the book, you talk about the fact that you don't have any friends left, you don't have any family left. we were interviewing you before and you said it's not the things that the people in your life take from you. it's the fact that when they take from you, you lose them, too. >> yeah. >> dr. phil: and so you have said -- and th

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. >> jani is schizophrenic. >> she's agitated. running out of the room. >> what is calalini? >> i don't know. >>er hallucinations tell her to jump off buildings. >> dr. phil: why did you investigate your future daughter-in-law? >> you have nothing on me. >> i have never been convicted of anything. >> dr. phil: this isn't your first marriage? >> this is my fifth. >> dr. phil: there should be red flags all over the place. >> i didn't want to come on here so you could embarrass me. you want to pick and pull out of little things that i've done wrong. >> dr. phil: don't tell me how to do my job. >> i didn't get pregnant to be on a tv show. >> dr. phil: i do think you did it to get on a tv show. you need to grow up and you need to zip up your pants, slick. [applause] >> dr. phil: it made national news when beautiful rebecca zahau was found naked, bound and gagged and hanged from the second story balcony of a beachside mansion. it was ruled a suicide. her family says look, that's just not possible despite the fact that two days earlier her boyfriend's 6-year-old son max had fallen f

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. >> she's schizophrenic. >> she's agitated. >> what is callie lini? >> i don't know. >> why did you investigate your future daughter-in-law? >> you have nothing on me. i have never been convicted of anything. >> this isn't your first marriage? >> this is my fifth. >> dr. phil: there should be red flags all over the place. >> i didn't want to come on here so you could embarrass me. you want to pick and pull out of things i've done wrong. >> dr. phil: don't tell me how to do my job. >> i did not get pregnant to be on tv. >> dr. phil: i do think you did it to get on a tv show. you need to grow up and you >> raymond roth's attorney says father and son have a close relationship. >> they've been described as buddy buddy. they smoked cigars together, work out together, walk together, drink their beers together. >> it was just some sort of plan that they were doing together. >> the younger roth says he's an innocent victim of his father's plot. but police say he confessed admitting he knew that his father left the beach to flee to florida. >> dr. phil: what h

. >>> a schizophrenic double amp tee in a wheelchair shot to death by a houston police officer. he allegedly had threatened people at a home for the mentally ill and tried to stab the police officer's partner with what turned out to be a pen. >> the other officer, in fear of the safety of his partner and in the saturday of himself, discharged his duty weapon striking the suspect. >> the man initially got upset when he was denied a cigarette and a soda. the officer is now on administrative leave. >>> turkey is the most recent victim of spillover fighting from syria. air and artillery rounds from a battle on the syrian side of the border landed in a small turkish border town wounding a number of residents. for days syria's military and rebels have been fighting for control on a town on the syrian side of a border. >>> a giant panda cub born a week ago at the zoo in washington has died. the cub's birth was seen as a big step in conservation, the first to be born at the zoo since 2005. zookeepers heard the mother in distress this morning, they ran in to do cpr, but the panda couldn'

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the reason frankly that israel is likely to is because of what i call the two handed instead of schizophrenic policy of this administration, obama's people point all the time, look at the unprecedented defense cooperation and missile defense and other things. it is unprecedented. its president to because the bush a administration before and had begun that a ratcheting up of cooperation. that cooperation is a two-way street. the israelis have designed equipment that is saving american lives afghanistan. in the self ceiling bandages is one of the reasons lie seven saved. two-way thing. swapping tactics, things about drones. a lot of good things. what the white hand giveth the left-hand takes away. israel is pressured to pre settlement. negotiate from the -- the administration, 1967, the 1949 cease-fire lines. and the palestinians. some then there was a series of leaks in the spring about a possible israeli strike showing up in the new york times. things about the israeli strike that would not work. there were things about, well, israel might get some help. it would not be used before the strike

i see a torturous schizophrenic message that we've seen over the last few weeks. >> all right, we'llhris and chip, thanks to both of you. >>> to our trail dust now. this is a clever little segment we've come up with. trail dust. after this week's jabs at the white house over the violence in libya and egypt, mitt romney now trying to get back on message. today he's taking a break from the campaign trail, but yesterday, romney returned to his refrain about a failed economy under president obama. he spoke in ohio where the latest nbc news wall street journal poll shows that he's trailing the pld resident by act poi of seven points. >> this is a tough time and people are treading water at best, drowning at worst. you see right now thatseven poi. >> this is a tough time and people are treading water at best, drowning at worst. you see right now that median income has dropped by $4300 a family. even as the cost of health insurance has gone up, food is more expensive, utilities are more expensive, gasoline has doubled. this recovery hasn't happened the way it was supposed to. and the reason

because of what i call the the two-handed sort of schizophrenic policy of this administration. obama's people point all the time look at the unprecedented defense cooperation and missile defense and other things, and it is unprecedented. well, it's precedented because the bush administration beforehand had begun that ratcheting up of cooperation between with the israel defense forces after 9/11. that cooperation is a two-way street. the israelis have designed equipment that has saved the lives of americans in afghanistan. and, indeed, self sealing bandages, it's one of the reasons it saves lives of people who have been hit, improved wound healing. so it's a two-way thing. they're constantly talking, swapping tactics, things about drones. so a lot of good things there. but what the right hand giveth with defense, the left-handed diplomatic takes away with pressure to free settlement, something the palestinians have never asked for, israel was told it should negotiate from, what were called by the administration 1967 borders, which were the 1939 cease-fire lines, which are not bo

he's a schizophrenic. and lately it has gotten worse. he needs help. >> he's a vicious individual.from the tape he even had his 6-year-old son there with him at the time of the attack. he's 26 years old. he has a long criminal history, including rape, robbery, assault, narcotics violation. >> he's arrested on september 9th, 2008, and charged with attempted murder, aggravated and simple assault, possession of an instrument of crime and reckless endangerment. he meets guilty and is sentenced to 4 to 10 years in prison followed by 15 years probation. >> this is an unusual event, but it just goes to show we have to look out for one another. if we see something going on, all of us as citizens have to step up and take some kind of action. you just can't have something like this happen and do nothing. >> i don't really look forward to anybody protecting me when i'm in trouble. i don't expect it but it would have been all right if it did happen. >>> 2,700 miles from philadelphia is bakersfield, california where another sinister act is caught on camera. [ gunshot ] >> i kept my eyes closed

soon and i think the reason frankly israel is likely to us because of what i call the two-handed schizophrenic policy of this administration. obama's people point out the time to look at the unprecedented defense cooperation and missile defense as being traditional and it is unprecedented. the bush administration beforehand had begun that ratcheting up of cooperation between the israeli defense forces after 9/11. that cooperation is a two-way street. the israelis have designed equipment that would save american lives in afghanistan. and indeed, the self-healing bandages is one of the reasons -- is saved lives of the people i've been hit so it is a two-way thing. they are constantly talking. swapping tech picks, things about drones. so a lot of good things here but what the right hand giveth with defense the left-hand diplomatic diplomacy takes away, something the palestinians had never asked to through nonnegotiable demand. we were told we should negotiate what were called by the 1967 borders which are the 1949 cease-fire lines that are not borders and the palestinians immediately adopted that

everything from a suicidal sole to a depressed corporate executive to a low income schizophrenic or the populations research. today my focus is to talk about corporations. what we are focusing on corporate america's how to leverage the power of the workplace to create a culture of well-being. many of us -- i talked to some of you this morning -- are engaging in a culture of health. that is hugely important because of the obesity act -- epidemic and other things. we believe it is not just physical health but rather emotional well-being that needs to be addressed in the corporate workplace. i would argue that without the emotional well-being, you cannot have physical well-being. many of the issues around obesity are around behavior and depression and food is comfort, for example. we are very focused on developing the workplace as a culture of well-being and add value options, we are personally engaging in this for our own employees. we hope the workplace will be a place where help seeking behavior in d thise-stigmatized and encourage. i think this will be a difficult process because the c

it was a kind of schizophrenic reception. it was anticipated she would meet with the vice president, soon to be supreme leader of china. that was canceled, allegedly for health reasons. host: the press reports called it a snub. guest: it may have been intended that way. the chinese also canceled a meeting with the vice president of singapore. there was more than one cancellation. she did meet with the president of china. she did meet with a lot of significant peopl. there is static in the air, let's say. host: as far as policies, what causes the most static between the nations? guest: the u.s.-china relationship is complicated. in the economic relationship, we have frictions. china is the most rapidly growing export market for the u.s., so we have positive equities. the cultural relationship, local government relations between cities and states. those relationships are growing well. this is not an entirely dysfunctional relationship. the problem right now would be generally it the whole relationship with taiwan and the united

. >> she's a hero, but she's also schizophrenic. if you should support her or tell her to get help. >> when it comes to laughs, modern family is expected to make it three straight wins as best comedy. >> there's just a sense that people really love the show an love the characters. >> emmy love could come lou wi's bay. he's got writing and directing nominations for louie. >> why am i trying to impress you? >> i think there's a sense that just the sheer undertaking that he puts into the show may have finally earned him the award this year. >> best actress field is crowded with past winners. one of them is favored by many to win again. julia louis dryfuss. >> the role is written for her. it shows off her talent. >> honoring tv's top talent is the name of the game on emmy night. mark barger, wbal tv 11 news. >> time 6:55 and 54 degrees. here's a look ahead to our next hour. venlt >>> getting a flu shot is one way to boost your immune system. we'll take a look at some natural supplements that could protect your immune system. >>> don't m

be described in the book is for children with bipolar disorder, those who are not necessarily schizophrenicor psychotic in that sense. these drugs have dangerous side effects. can you talk a little bit about these medications and how they came on the market and what the expectations were? and what the fallout has been? >> guest: sure. through the 80s and 90s, they were approved for schizophrenia in adults. then they were increasingly prescribed as a treatment of bipolar disorder in children. also to treat various kinds of aggressive behavior disorders in children as well. it didn't come out in studies until a few years after the millennium. but they could have very serious side effects including massive rapid weight gain and type two diabetes. >> which is what happened to paul after he had taken one of these atypical antipsychotics for a couple of years. nobody had warned him of that possibility. were discussed other options for him. this concern about possible long-term side effects can be very problematic. for certain drugs like stimulants, or antidepressants, you can get a drug causes mu

"there is time for mitt romney to close the deal, but he can't close the deal with a schizophrenic campaignessage. if he's afraid of being more unliked than he already is, he might as well let paul ryan be the lead because the status quo for team romney is not working. that is just a fact and we might as well accept it instead of screaming at everything else trying not to make eye contact with the fact." and now new details are emerging about what was supposed to be the critical speech of mitt romney's campaign, the one at the republican national convention. he talked about the politico report, citing unnamed sources, says that the romney campaign went through two different sets of speechwriters. using practically nothing from either draft from those speechwriters. according to the article -- >> by the way, one of those, mika, our good friend pete waner. >> yeah, he's good. >> who is as good as it gets. they gave the speech to pete, and he wrote what i'm sure was an extraordinary speech, and then stuart stevens basically tears it up. said no, we're going to start all over. unbelievable. >>

describe in the book, and as a context for children with bipolar disorder, not for necessarily schizophrenictrucks have terrible, really dangerous side effects. talk a little bit about these medications, how they came on the market and what the expectations work and then what the fallout has been? >> sure. well, they initially came on the market at the very turn of the 80's and then through the 90's. and they were approved for schizophrenia in adults. then they were increasingly prescribed, this new concept of bipolar disorder in children and also just to treat various kind of aggressive behavior disorders and kids as well. and it did not come out in studies and sells several years after the millennia. it really was established that they could have very serious side effects including massive weight gain, massive rapid weight gain and type two diabetes which is what happened to paul after he took one of these a typical anti cicada's for a couple of years. nobody had warned him of that possibility or discuss other options for him. and i think, you know, this concern about possible long-term si

i'm schizophrenic, if not bipolar on the issue.believe i want 4g that works on a beautiful screen which means i have to go have verizon subsidize my purchase, if not sprint subsidize my purchase. there is a corner, there is a corner one block away from here that has verizon, sprint and at&t, and i suggest you camp out and see the demand for your own eyes. >> we're going to have reporters looking at some live. join me? >> why not? on the corner of wall street. >> it hasn't all been universally good reviews. the lightning connector has gotten mixed reviews and the maps app, actually, has gotten relatively negative reviews when comparing it to google maps. interesting. >> the picture, will it be one of those situations where i'm going to get a better picture of carl? i don't know, man. that is so, so -- can you really best that picture? we'll find out on twitter momentarily. >> we'll watch the stock once again today. meantime over at goldman, retiring as you may know, after 12 years on the job, 22 years on the firm and harvey schwartz

but in fact, as crazy as this might sound or schizophrenic or whatever, the tools for the assassinationcessed much more of and they did in 1996, the creek to currency called bit coin which is a digital anonymous cash. bit coin doesn't involve banks. instead of each transaction being verified by an institution it's verified by every user together and the users cryptography to prevent forgery. so you can spend it under a pseudonym and it can be used untraceable if used properly and the results combined with tor services has been a real flowering of exactly what jim bell was prescribing to read all kinds of illicit services and putting contract killers. i've done a lot of stretching around on this kind of anonymous underbelly of the internet that is made possible by tor, and i found a site called c'thulhu that says they are former members of the french region that are performing hits over the world in exchange for bit coin. you can only access it by running tor and buying these assassinations with bit coins. there are other ones of these i called quick hill, contract color and assassinatio