The debate over gun control has been dominating the headlines a month after Newtown, but away from the glare of news cameras there is also plenty of debate over mental health.
This weekend on Face the State we are joined by the Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, Pat Rehmer. Commissioner Rehmer answered some of the questions many of you have. How does one identify a dangerous, mentally ill person? Does she know how many deeply disturbed people are out there with sinister intentions?
It is a fascinating conversation, and you can watch it this Sunday morning at 11 on Face the State on WFSB Channel 3.
We also have an interview with former Attorney General candidate Martha Dean, and a vintage interview with Walter Cronkite. See you Sunday.
Watch the segment right here: http://www.wfsb.com/video?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=8236945
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Dennis House 
Someone give me the name of at least one NRA member who has been arrested and convicted for a mass murder.
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Well I have four adults with mental issued one of my sons is in jail ,he is one of them who have mental issued for the reason the system decline help with those who’s over 18 if the state allowed more help a should be more help for them and that what I think the a lot in jail.
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