one 100% of mammals get this kind of curve with any sedative drug whether it's budweiser, xanax or ambien. they all do the same thing. however, there's a difference in terms of how we all perceive this. take the normal curve that i showed you before. stimulus augmenter zone stimulus reducers and we can draw that right here. imagine, instead of starting really average person starts, you start here, and this is your baseline. so person with addictive disease has a baseline of higher than everybody else so that when you take alcohol or sedating drug go like the hot and you say i feel normal. i feel the way i'm supposed to be feel. i feel the way i think everybody else feels, and then you get the second curve and if you thought you were uncomfortable to begin with, you ain't seen nothing yet. this becomes impossible to cope with. so now, here you are at this point that's impossible to cope with, and your parents took away from you the normal coping mechanism which is all my god i feel terrible, let me talk to everybody and make sure they know that in so they can offer me some support. because

the same thing with the the people who have been taking valium or xanax for more than eight weeks. experiencing more side effects than desirable or beneficial. so, when we're talking about this point, and you say to yourself, well, the average person out there is saying, well, these people do this to themselves. even if they feel that uncomfortable they don't have to pick up the bottle. well, imagine that i close the doors to this room. lock everybody in. and i put food up here and i say, do not eat the food, it's poisonous, it will kill you. but i lock you in. some time goes by. close to a day before the first person goes up and eats the food. he eats the food and instantly drops dead next to the food. and you'd say to yourself, the rest of you, you know you can see that it kills people. you're not going eat that food. but you're still here in the room. and i guarantee that more and more of you kill start go up and eat the food, and you'll say things to yourself, well, it killed him but i'm stronger than he is. won't kill me. yeah, killed him because he ate it too fast. i'm going

and bm, -- ambien, xanax, and others, can cause difficulty breathing, or in some cases death. >>> a cooler weather pattern, although fall doesn't start for 48 hours, friday is the first day of the autumnal equinox, we had some sprinkles today, the jet stream, and outline, the upper level winds, cooler coming in, so tonight, in the's north valleys, we've got some frost advisories out there, and for a lot of our area, some of the cold spots will be down into the 40s. that is pretty chilly. snow in the mountains, not a lot, snow flurries and flakes down around lake tahoe in the last three hours. not a lot, on donner summit, and ensure an inch and a half, but it is that time of year, things are changing quickly. 57 in santa rosa, in the upper 40s tomorrow morning. 47 four santa rosa, 46 for napa, these numbers, it is more of not being used to it. 47 degrees in some areas, you might see frost. in certain areas, frost conform, 38 or 39 degrees. >>> tomorrow's forecast, 60s and 70s, this low is doing this, it will be breezy tomorrow, some gusty winds, and the high comes in quickly after that, sta

. - well, now that jenna's going to med school, can she prescribe xanax? - i want some too. - i need it more. i shot a nude scene for my hbo series yesterday. ugh, the lighting on that set was so harsh. i mean, i don't want lena dunham nudity, where everyone calls you brave but you look terrible. - well, why don't you put your mind at ease and go see the footage yourself? - visit the film editor? those pale, toad-like people who sit hunched in the dark just watching footage all day? i've never lowered myself that way, but... desperate times call for selfish measures.

and he also tested positive for marijuana and for xanax. steven says someone punches him in the face. >> [ bleep ]. like rocked my world. like i had no idea what was going on. my glasses fell off. i could barely see. >> reporter: now, it's not clear who did throw that punch. but eyewitnesses all later confirm that it was not colin brew. jones tells police that as he retreats towards his red mustang he's pursued, chased into the parking lot. >> i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: and that's the moment jones says when he opens the glove compartment and pulls out his glock .22 handgun. >> i turn on the flashlight, and i point it at him and i said i have a gun, don't [ bleep ] move. and then -- >> reporter: and shoots colin brew and nick peering. >> he was running at me and staring right at me and saying he was going to kill me. i was afraid for my life. >> reporter: jones says after shooting collegein and nick the rest of the frat guys in the parking lot descend on him, pummeling him on the ground. jones says he frantically fired in the

orit xanax, budweiser, ambien. in how we difference all perceive this. take the normal curve that i showed you before. stimulus augmenters, and stimulus reducers. we can imagine that instead of starting where the average person starts, you start here. this is your baseline. so, a person with addictive disease has a baseline that is higher than everyone else. when you take alcohol or a sedating drug you go like that. normal."i feel i feel the way i think everyone else feels." then you get the second curve. if you thought you were uncomfortable to begin with, you ain't seen nothing yet. this becomes impossible to cope with. you are at this point that is impossible to cope with. away thents took normal coping mechanism, which i feel terrible, let me talk to everyone to make sure they know that so they can offer me some support." you know that if you talk to other people you will end up feeling worse. you have no choice, at that to thebut to turn back very drunk that caused this to happen in the first place. when you do that to counteract the effects of curv

i know after six months i'm taking xanax. ( laughter ) i can't believe it's just six months. it seems to have longer than six months, doesn't it? it's crazy. one of our staffers had a baby born on the inauguration day, and here's that same baby today. ( laughter ) it's all the stress. it's the cortisol. >> jon: yeah, yeah. it gets to you. moisturize. >> stephen: he'll be fine. ( laughter ) well, to celebrate lasting six months, yesterday, donald trump gave an interview to the "failing new york times." ( laughter ) first, donald trump talked about senate republicans, who are on the fence about supporting his healthcare bill. "i think we have six people who are really sort of okay. they are all good people. we don't have bad people. i know the bad people. believe me, do i know bad people." ( cheers and applause ) oh-- oh, sir... >> jon: hey, hey... >> stephen: i believe you. ( laughter ) trump bragged about all he's accomplished so far. "i've given the farmers back their farms. i've given the builders back their land, to build houses and to build other things." ( laughter ) the

more than three timethe legal limit, and he also tested positive for marijuana and for xanax.hese guys are retreating. they're backing up. >> right. >> reporter: and it gets uglier and uglier until somewhere around here. this is where everything changes. >> right. steven jones gets cold-cocked, unprovoked, hit in the face. >> he just [ bleep ] rocked my world, like, i have no idea what was going on, my glasses fell off. i could barely see. >> reporter: now, it's not clear who did throw that punch, but eyewitnesses all later confirm that it was not colin brough. >> a reasonable person might think, "yes, i might be seriously injured now. and so now, i'm taking off, running toward my car, trying to get away." >> reporter: and that's exactly what he does. jones tells police that as he retreats towards his red mustang, he is pursued, chased into the parking lot. police ask him to draw a map of his movements. >> when i started running from here they were right behind me. i thought i was going to die. >> now, your perceptions may be off-kilter because you've just been cold- cocked. a

and we slept together and we took two xanaxes.two more before me and we went to bed. >> so you slept together that night? >> oh, yeah. made up and then we video ourselves. i mean, honestly, i probably shouldn't be saying that but that's -- her phone, her video. >> so you had sex with her last night and videoed it? >> yeah. >> sure enough. when police looked at jennifer's cell phone, there was a video. she and paul having sex after their fight hours before she was murdered. >> so enthusiastically that anybody who watches it is never going to have the impression or take away from that that this was somebody who was ready to kill her. >> and as for that cell tower evidence that the prosecutor gillingham presented that seemed to show that paul had jennifer's phone with him and sending out fake messages in her name? that was nonsense, says geragos. >> that was one of the pieces of information that was imploded. we went and got the engineer, the actual engineer from the carrier to come in and say he looked at the evidence and what this

oh, my gosh, i went to pills, and it was still fun-- you know, percocet, xanax, vicodin, all that kindd then, yeah, heroin. i started smoking it at first. >> whitaker: so you were what, 15? >> morris: yeah. and i was like, "oh, my gosh, that was amazing." >> whitaker: you remember it even now? >> morris: oh, yeah. let's say i've never done a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness at a six or a seven, at a scale out of ten, you know. and then you take heroin and you're automatically at a 26. and you're like, "i want that again." >> whitaker: hannah says the heroin was so addictive that, rather quickly, she and several other students went from smoking it at parties to shooting it up at high school. >> morris: like, doing it at school in the bathroom. >> whitaker: a syringe? >> morris: a syringe. i would have it in my purse, all ready to go. >> whitaker: jenna morrison has been off heroin for more than she comes from a town that is smaller and more rural than hannah's. jenna says her addiction started with legal opiates-- pain pills you can get with a prescription. chemically, the

stress related ailments are costing our country $300 million a year people on xanax and valium skyrocketed average high school kid today has the same level of anxiety as the average zit patients back in the 50's. your book, the timing is perfect, especially with all the hurricanes, all this political unrest. so why did you decide to write it now. >> there is a sense that the world is out of control. i read another statistic the other day college kids go off to college tighter than egyptian mummies, just wound up. i have sensed a level of anxiety just as a pastor but seeing these statistics made thee think we have got to find a way to help people talk themselves off the ledge and trade their chaos for some calm. steve: well, as it turns out you had in your home the handbook on how to do that, it's called the bible. from philippians it is written do not be anxious about anything but in every situation by prayer and petition with thanksgiving present your requests to god and the peace of god, which transcends all understanding will guard your hearts and your minds in christ jesus. >> isn't th