she's having a seizure. >> is she? >> she's are seizures she's had since she was a kid?that what we're looking at? >> no. no. these are from the ticks. >> these are a different kind of seizure she develops? >> these are a different kind of seizure. >> her airway okay? need to call paramedics? >> yes. no. they -- it's okay. it's okay. >> dr. drew on hln. thera was apparently okay after she came to after the seizure but her mom isn't satisfied with the answers she's getting. the state found no cause to the symptoms and the stress could be stress related, called conversion related. more in a moment. actress erin brockovich is getting involved and some of her associates collected soil near the school and looking at a chemical that spilled during a train derailment about four miles from the school. i talked to dr. drew. you interviewed some of the women exhibiting astonishing symptoms. as a doctor, and what you know, what's your assessment? >> my concern was that it was being dismissed as a conversion reaction with possible mass hysteria, that the group was really having a ps

>> yeah. >> did you have a seizure?don't remember. >> have you ever fell like this before since you've been here? >> no. >> first time? >> yeah. >> do you have any medical conditions that would make you fall? >> no. >> did you just trip over something? >> i don't remember, man. >> you don't remember? did somebody help you fall? >> no. >> is it safe to assume that probably something more than you falling happened that you just don't want to talk about? who do you live with? >> woods. >> woods? >> yeah. >> what's his first name? >> i don't know. >> how long have you guys lived together? >> uh, probably eight months. >> eight months. and you think you're save going right back to the same cell you was in? >> yes. >> you don't think you'll fall again? >> no. >> so you think for whatever reason you fell this time for is over with and you won't fall no more? >> sure. >> you got to understand where i'm coming from? >> i do. >> we got to protect you. >> i fell. let's just leave it at that. >> so you don't want to talk about what

last november she had a seizure while driving along maple avenue in takoma park. her partner, linda cole, was driving right behind her and watched as she slammed into a telephone pole. >> after a seizure, a person is very disoriented and very scared. it was a very terrifying situation for me. >> when linda tried to see her, the front desk clerk said no. >> you would think this wouldn't be a problem. somebody who has sheer terror and love and concern on their face, you would think that just even just the human part of the woman at the front desk would come out and say of course you can be together. >> they were kept apart until cat's sister arrived. a decision that would seem to violate federal hospital visitation policies. a year ago, president obama ordered hospitals receiving federal funds to allow patients to designate their own visitors during a hospital stay. that includes same sex couples. but the hospital president for washington adventist tells 9news they did nothing wrong. >> the care team is assessing and treating the patient and they need the space and

now she's undergoing tests at a hospital to see if she might be suffering from seizures. gets out of the hospital, what charges could she face? >> certainly two counts of child abuse. it's really odd. that would stem from her leaving the children in the car, not from any physical harm that she inflicted. the keys were left in the car as well as her cell phone, wallet, all of her belongings, so it's a very, very mysterious situation, especially for charges of child abuse, but certainly they believe it was abusive for her to leave a 2 and 4-year-old alone at a gas station in a car. >> we are hearing via our affiliate kusa from her husband. here's what he says. >> they believe that due to family history and the symptoms she's exhibiting there may be some sort of epileptic disorder that is causing amnesiaic seizures. >>> so if the doctors determine it was an medical condition and epileptic seizures that caused her to up and abandon her kids, will she then be in the clear? >> it's hard to tell, but if she had a psychotic break and she does suffering from these debilitating mig

where she's bfnlt the best thing doctors have at the month is she suffered some sort of epileptic seizure, partial seizure that triggered an amnesia experience. >> police have charged hat field with misdemeanor abuse. >>> well, the last time we heard about accused schemer tommy clack, he was behind jail. tonight he's back here in maryland. abc2 news investigator joce sterman is here with more. >> reporter: i wouldn't say tommy clack got a warm welcome. he was extradited from florida and now faces a handful of court appearance. according to the state's attorney's office in anne arundel, once tommy clack came back to town he was served with four tout outstanding -- four outstanding warrants. tomorrow he's got a faceoff with the attorney general's office. they hit clack with a cease and desist order and told him to stop paving without -- he was supposed to be in glen burnie. he faces charges of acting as a contractor without lap license. we'll follow all of those cases and keep you updated. >>> governor martin o'malley said legalizing same-sex marriage in maryland is a matter of protecting o

then they grew to grand mal seizures and then multiple seizures every day and it just did damage because of the seizures. >> you knew it was a 24/7 job to take care of a child who has needs. >> oh, my gosh. i understand the sleepless nights. the trips to the er several times a week. the stays in the hospital. i mean i had no idea. no idea before then. but i understand now. i understand the exhaustion that sets in when you can see no light at the end of the tunnel. >> sonya, you've had a similar experience with a daughter as well, is that right? >> i have. i have a daughter wenl emily, w had no inkling at birth that there was anything amiss. but shortly after birth and in the ensuing years it became clear how severe her cognitive and neurological and intellectual disabilities would be. >> but as mothers, you gave them all your love and gave them all your time and attention, but you know what it means to need to get away. >> oh, my gosh. >> jill's house came to be. you just said, hey, let's make this happen for other parents? >> well, i realized someone -- a group of friends stepped in, he

i participated in large seizures, one of them involving $1.4 million in cash. and i never to the dime. i am comfortable with the officers i worked with, that they were of the highest caliber. as i said earlier, there are officers who are not of the same character as the officers i worked with, and i think the hard working men and women of the police department would just as soon not have them among them. to paint the organization with a broad stroke is not fair. in the legal profession, there are a tremendous amount of incredibly hon. attorneys and judges, but every once in awhile, we see an ugly stories there, too. would it be untoward, as they say? i think they need to be, as i said earlier, dismissed from our ranks. >> for police officers who are alleged to abuse their power -- and know you want to comment on what chief suhr was saying. then i have a question for you. >> first, i have probably been involved in more cases than anyone in this area. >> [unintelligible] >> i have been involved in maybe 1000 cases as a consequence of that, -- i've been involved a

. >> childhood rickets, seizures, and extreme cases -- death. up to one-third of youngsters don't get enough vitamin d. >> there's also suggested that the moment there may be a whole range of other diseases. the evidence is not clear yet, but there's research into almost all the major diseases at the moment that vitamin d deficiency might player roll. >> this is the main source of vitamin d. government guidelines say certain groups need daily vitamin supplements including pregnant or breast-feeding women, children under 5, and those over 65. according to recent research, most parents and a significant portion of health workers don't know anything about the recommendations. now the chief medical officer is stepping in. he says he will be contacting health professionals on the need to prescribe and recommend vitamin e supplements to at risk groups. this person's oldest son suffered seizures because she was not advised to take supplements during pregnancy. he's okay now, but it is crucial that doctors, nurses, and midwives understand the message an

in it, you will hear moore's friend tell paramedics she inhaled something and started having seizures! she smoked, um, something, it's not marijuana, but it's similar to incense. and she seems to be having convulsions of some sort. >> was this sdent or intentional. >> >> well, she smoked something, but the reaction was accidental. it was accidental. >> is she breathing normally? >> no, not normal but more sort of shaking and convulsing and burning up. >> moore is now checked into rehab. her reps say to be treated for exhaustion. moore filed for divorce from her husband of six years back in november after reports that he had an affair. >> some 8th graders could be expelled after eating brownies laced with pot. nine students ate brownies mixed with marijuana on wednesday. rumors about the drug circulated among students on twitter. sources say no one was sick or high at school. disciplinary and criminal action is pending the outcome of an investigation. >>> well, get ready tr big delays on metro. the cleveland park and woodley stations are closed. on the orange and blue lines, trains wil

it is a seizure. i am sorry. >> if man standing it is required bayou are trespassing it falls apart with that particular scenario. >> first of all, chief justice roberts you'd probably see the gps. >> if it is the size of a credit card slip a behind. >> than in that case the installation of the gs, what makes it a meaningful is the use. >> this is ridiculous. you give the state permission to put the license plate to have your car carry the license plate you do not give anybody permission to have your car carry a tracking device. whether put directly on a car or something that the car is carrying does not seem to make any difference. >> i thought i make a difference under your theory of trespass because it was attached to the affect owned buy somebody else not owned by the individual so the trespass theory does not seem ridiculous. >> but if you put it on somebody's briefcase or somebody's car you have affected the interest. >> i am not sure i quite understand the argument because the trespass is accom

it's an injury that caused years of ptsd and seizures. >> she alerts me prior to having a seizure and reminds me to take my medication. she supports me if i have and being attacks. -- and being attacks. she is everything -- panic attacks. she is everything. >> she saw hunters on new year's eve and took off after them. cooper handed out flyers with hopes someone in the town can bring her home and help fill a huge hole in her heart. >>> listen you will. baltimore is not a healthy city for men according to the latest rankings from men's health magazine. we are the 12th worst. improvement from last year when we were 7th worst. exercise diet and lifestyle are some of the things they take into consideration when rating the best and worst cities for men. topping the list was burlington,vermont. >>> more women are having twins. in 1980, 1 in 53 babies were twins. now 2009 the number is is up to 1 in 30. more women are waiting to have children and women in the 30s are more likely to have twins than women younger or women older. now another reason is more women are using fertility drugs to conc

. >>> last november, kat had a seizure while driving along maple avenue in takoma park.her partner, linda cole was driving right behind her and watched as kat slammed into a telephone pole. >> after a seizure, a person is very disoriented, very scared. it is very terrifying situation for me. >> emts took kath to washington adventist hospital. but when linda tried to see her, the front desk clerk said no. >> you would think this wouldn't be a problem. somebody who has sheer terror and love and concern on their face, you would think that just even just the human part of the woman at the front desk would come out and say of course you two can be together. >> they were kept apart until kat's sister arrived. a decision that would seem to violate federal hospital visitation policies. a year ago, president obama ordered hospitals receiving federal funds to allow patients to designate their own visitors during a hospital stay. that includes same-sex couples. but the hospital president for washington adventist tells 9news, they did nothing wrong. >> the team is assessing and trea

. >> in the event she had a seizure and blacked out because of that seizure might that explain her periodrientation and lack of memory? >> it could happen. it's not usually the case that you have 12 hours of lapsed memory. but it has been reported that long-term memory through many, many hours can occur from an epileptic attack. megyn: we'll have to leave it at that because mercedes who is representing the possible dmiewtion our "kelly's court" will have her crack at doctor after this break. bla : [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorbing the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. >> we haved the chance for the possible cue more this case to cross examine the expert witness. >> an individual that shows absolutely no disorientation when giving details of what occurred on that particular day and time, isn't that inconsistent with the theory they suffered some sort of seizure? >> to do

but the seizure would be located 2-1/2 margin keeping the other seizure free and there for the patient would not go into generalized convulsion. that was the medical side of the story and what i did was with roger sperry, starting in 1961, is we measured the cognitive and perceptual capacities of each hemisphere, showed their differences and then began to examine how some things did interact across the brain even though most things didn't and so forth and how this came to the notion again emphasizing the modular specialization, lateral specialization of the brain so they added a lot to that story which had already started through classic neurology and neuropsychology of course. >> host: can you tell the story about the chicken and a shovel? >> guest: one of the things we discovered years later, this is all in asking a question i might say so when we first started our work, it was for epilepsy and we would show pictures of somebody on a screen and as you fixate a point on the screen show pictures to the left or right. what people normally do is name everything to the right of where they

by the time police arrived, the 18-year-old was having a seizure. he is in serious condition. while police haven't filed charges against the 15-year-old involved in the fight. >> prince georges only -- county police are trying to find how a dead body got into a while. investigators say they received a tip about the wall behind an unoccupied home in fort washington on thursday. police don't know how long the body has been there or who it is. there is speculation that it may be a missing activist from northern virginia whose phone was discovered near the well last september. >>> a laurel man gunned down weeks before coming a father for the first time. andrea fujii g reports that they are talking about upping the reward money. >> reporter: gregory seers was killed 11 days before his first child was born. >> the baby is wonderful. reagan never got to see his child. >> in the early morning of january 6th, police say sears was in his driveway in the 8000 block of e and l.a. when two masked men shot him or you. >> it hasn't been determined if this was random or targeted. >> as family

the same is true of seizure. >> that is right. >> why do you care? whether it is a trespass does not really matter. is it reasonable? that is the question we have been debating. i'd like to know from you, the parade of horribles we can worry about when it comes up, the police have many people they suspect of all kinds of things ranging from kidnapping to terrorism to all kinds of crimes. they're willing to go as far as reasonable suspicion in a pension. at least with that, we will avoid the "1984" scenario. they probably put it to better than i did, but i would appreciate your views on that. >> reasonable suspicion is something the court has adopted for a limited intrusions. every 10 seconds of the day, 28 days, it is by no means a limited intrusion. what's happened here in this society does not to view as reasonable the concept that the united states government has the right to take a device -- >> suppose the police department says, we could put 30 deputies to watch this person, or we can have a device with a born to -- with a warrant. >> what diffe

a source told e news going into the hospital, demi moore was acting like she was suffering from a seizure. tmz reports moore's hospital trip was brought on by inhaling nightus oxide. sources say moore is addicted to one or more prescription drugs and that addiction led to the breakup with ashton kutcher. >>> elsewhere, elizabeth taylor's auction may be continued when a portrait that once hung in her living room sold for $2 million. >>> all right. here is today's information winner. project runways tim gunn who admits he hasn't had sex for the last 29 years, that's not a typo. >>> finally, rapper 50 cent who reportedly won $500,000 betting on the giants making the super bowl, now says he will post a naked picture of himself on twitter if the giants win it all. let's keep the g-rated, okay? >>> in denver, a nearby broomfield, one girl really knows how to pull her weight. 13-year-old abby is the championship weight listlifter. she started picking up the barbells three years ago when her dad took her to the gym. now she can lift 176 pounds, nearly twice her own weight, and she dritstarted to

the housing authority had refused to pay the judgment, leading to the seizure of housing authority of vehicles. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m., and there were four. rick barry has suspended his -- rick perry has suspended his campaign. why and who he has pledged his support to. >> and much-needed repairs to the damage it washington monument. how much the philanthropist donated and what he hopes to be done with the gift. >> temperatures are in the 30's and th 3 [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. take a moment to ponder tender cuts of pastrami, piled sky high atop your favorite freshly baked bread with spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. okay, enough imagining how this fresh toasted number would tantalize your taste buds -- it's time to actually experience the subway big hot pastrami melt, built by the sandwich experts the way you love -- to per-fec-tion. subway. eat fresh. >> it sounds like the washington monument in washington d.c. will be opening centre thanks to a generous nation from a maryland businessman --

. >> reporter: the 18-year-old hit in the head, fell to the ground, and started having a seizure. the 15-year-old kept hitting him. by the time got at the scene, the teen had to be air lifted to trauma. >> it was life threatening injuries. you don't want to waste any time. >> reporter: the victim is former student at the high school. this fight happened right behind the school at the corner of chestnut street. the corner is a constant trouble spot. >> the kids fight. the kids argue. the kids drink. everything is going on across from school property. >> kids think they're tough. >> reporter: could prevent anyone else from getting hurt. >> you feel unsafe having your kids sent to school because of this situation. >> reporter: he undergoes surgery tonight. he's expected to survive his injuries. meghan mccorkell, wjz news. >> no weapons in the fight. no charges yet against the 15 year old boy. >>> leader of the free world. president obama made a visit to cambridge. got a glimpse of the president. was in cambridge to rally democratic leaders for the retreat there. he's promoting his st

have fake seizures.sion disorder is that the person themselves really feel they have a medical ailment and they can manifest as such. the question here is what is the cause of these things? it does not have to be true medical condition. i think that point, dr. ablow, you have to agree with me on that. >> no, no. i agree with that. but listen, that's the court of last resort. i always used to get the patient sent to me in the psychiatric clinic who had conversion disorder and 0% of the time i'd -- 20% of the time sealed send them back and say, sorry, buddy. we got more work to do, excluding physical causes. if i were these parents and someone said, you know what it is, it's in her head. i would say, that's possible, but that's the one in 1,000 shot. i want to know where these girls have been, what they've done in common and the commissioner also said that these girls have something in common. what is this? >> right. i agree with you. he was very vague about that and he's in a tough spot because of what we

seizure.can civil liberties 81 called it important victory for privilege situation. >> well we now know how high a price bank of america paid when it tried to impose higher fee on the customers last year. the bank suffered a 20 percent increase in closed accounts. last three months of 2011 plans to institute a 5 dollar monthly debit card fee. that fee was cancelled after just 30 days. such a backlash. >>> number of people who own at least one tablet or each reader jumped 11 percent from december to january. it machines a lot of kindle, i pad and nook were given out over the holidays. few internet project estimates nearly 30 percent of americans now own an e reed are. >> when we come back tonight. sign of forty-niner pride and one of the bay area most shared sign [ male announcer ]de and for andy, tracking his spending with citibank is as easy as... making breakfast. omelet? sure. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citiban

highly toxic, extremely unstable, corrosive to the skin and exposure can lead to pulmonary edema, seizuresmas or deaths. so in russia they use it to water down their vodka. so just where is this molotov cocktail of doom headed? according to experts, debris could fall anywhere along a vast stretch of the earth's surface that includes the cities of new york, london and tokyo. new york, london and tokyo. i would hate for it to land on one of those cities. and love for it to land on the other two. now, scientists will say there's very little chance that the plummeting debris could cause any harm, but i am not taking any chances, folks. that is why i will be spending the entire weekend wearing my patented space debris repelling hat. okay. it has a minitrampoline up top that should rappel any shattered of hypersonic space metal to come my way. this is the space metal, this koosh ball. beta testing complete. [cheering and applause] of course, i may not... i'm not sure i'm going the want this level of protection. ouch. [bleeped]. [laughter] sometimes fashion is painful. i may not want that kind of

is clear that you own your data, but it is not clear that somebody with the opprobrious search and seizure warrants cannot just make off with it, too. and, of course, you know, here is the scary one. the fbi says there is an attack coming out of those few racks over there, and they walked out with several companies entire computer set up just because some guy in one of those was doing a bad thing. that is scary. >> unfortunately, we have time for only one last question. weber has the microphone, please. then maybe it is a mistake, but i have the microphone. i came to this lecture trying to find a definition of what cloud computing is. maybe i understand a little better, but i still do not have its in the simple terminology that i understand. my other question is from my point of view as a user of computing services, i have recently had the experience with a couple of banks going through a total change of their website, which caused me no end of aggravation to try to continue my accessing of my data, and i had the feeling, and i think you kind of touched on this, that for maybe financial re

. >>> chris is going to get some things started for us with some seizure surveillance video is like nothing we've ever seen or heard before. >> this surveillance video sent a chill down my spine and you're going to see why. this is at a wilmington, delaware food market. you see a man go in the door and a man rush into the back of the store. another man comes in unloading the pistol toward the direction of that man. he then runs out the front door. one of the things that's interesting about this video that we never get to experience is the commentary of the police officers as they're reviewing the footage. and they all finally leave the store. this is outside the store, and you see the men, you see the woman rush in and then they cal come back out. >> they're firing on the sidewalk. >> they're shooting down the street because apparently that's where the victim they were shooting at went. >> what is that one car that just pulled up? >> does anybody drive a white or silver car? >> no. >> it's almost like we're at the crime scene because we're hearing the police review the footage with the peop

. >> the best theory doctors have at the moment is that she suffered an epileptic seizure, partial seizure triggered an amnesia experience. >> reporter: some psychiatrists, who we shoeld note have not treated hatfield, say episodes like this are rare. >> in my experience, they have not be due to seizures or epilep epilepsy. though it's possible. it could be a psychiatric dissodi >> reporter: is she a criminal or someone in need of a cure? for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> now let's get some weather from sam champion. >> we head into our sleeveless february. more than two dozen high record temperatures yesterday. this is warmth in a very big way. these are yesterday's record highs. rockford, topeka, dallas. jackson at 70. atlanta, 66, new york city, 55 degrees. that's right in line what is going on in the deep south. here's where the heavy rain sets up today. for right now, that's the warm weather around the nation. bright and sunny today, it like april rather late january. spring-like air is moving in. winchester.n hagerstown and 34 in gaithersburg. look at

there's been reports of a seizures and reports of prescription drug use.nowing as little about it as we do officially, nancy, what's your take? >> what we know is what we've seen, she's become very thin and distraught. i think it's hard for these people to live a very public life in a microcosm. i feel, i think it's a profoundly sad story. probably prescription drugs. the seizure could easily make sense if there were electrolyte abnormalities, or drug interactions. the words they've tossed out are hollywood code for real problems. and psychiatric issues. >> it's got to be challenging for somebody like her. i'm going to generalize. you take a meryl streep, actresses who built their craft, reputation on their beauty. and they stay strong. how many -- >> like demi, beautiful, gorgeous. and as they hit a certain age, unfortunately, it's not fair, hollywood turns their back to some degree. and this is just a sad, harsh fact. and i wonder if you trace -- how many young, beautiful actresses that in some way, they kind of crash and burn. >> it happens in life. it

. >> it's been less than a year since katherine's baby daughter died after suffering a severe seizure and stroke. >> her name was kiara. when she passed, i was up here in lockup. one of the lieutenants came up with my mom and she's like, "it's kiara." i'm like, "it's kiara"? i said, "what's wrong? is she in the hospital?" she's like, "no, she's dead." i freaked out. they did everything they could to at least let me go to the hospital, but it was out of the prison's hands. it was upper staff management. and i have to say because i was up here and the status quo i was in, it didn't allow me to go to the wake, to the funeral, the viewing or even to the hospital. because at first her brain died. and they had her on a breathing machine, you know, just to see if they would let me go up there, but when they didn't let me go, you know. and my spirits kind of like dropped, you know, and i didn't eat. i lost a lot of weight. you know, and i looked like a raccoon. my eyes were, you know, all black and stuff. but then i thought about it. i said, you know, that's just another baby that god needed.

there's word she was doing a party drug before suffering a seizure and landing in the hospital. >> tmzreports she was doing whip its. they say her addiction to prescription drugs was part of the reason that their reason collapsed. >> a source says kutcher wanted moore to take care of herself but she would not. >>> also, actor alec baldwin is poking fun at himself again after being booted from the american airlines flight. last month, he was booted from the flight for refusing to turn off his cell phone. >> he spoke about the flight attendant last night. >> she was very ardent. she was very tough. she really, really came at me with everything she had. she was plenty blistering. the truth of the matter is that, in the ends, turn your phone off when you're on the plane. that's what i have learned. >> it took a near international incident to learn that lesson. he said as he was being taken off the plane, four people were tweeting about it. he says he's still not ruled out a run for political office. we'll be right back. next day it took forever to get going. night after night, i sat up. sp

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but located to one-half brain keeping the other seizure free and they would not go into convulsion. that was the medical side of the story, and what i did was roger perry starting in 1961 as we measuredded the cognitive and perceptional capacities of each hemisphere, showed the differences, and then began to examine just how some things did interact across the brains even though they were cut, but most things didn't, and so forth, and from this came the notion, again, emphasizing the modular lateral specialization of the brain, so it added a lot to that story that already started through classic neurology and biology, of course. >> host: tell the story about the chicken and the shovel. >> guest: yes. one of the things we discovered years later, this is all in asking i question, i might say -- so when we first started split brain work -- >> host: for een epilepsy treatment. >> guest: yes. if you show pictures to the left or right, what people normally do is name everything to the right of where they are looking because that goes to the left speech sender, and you and i would name stu