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the sissy boy experiment, uncovering the truth.ree nights, we're going show you what happened to a little boy who got enrolled in a government funded study. he was just 5 years old at the time, and decades later the research that was done on this boy is still being cited by those who think kids can be prevented from becoming gay. the story begins in the early '70s when the little boy was treated at ucla. his treatment at the time was called a success. and still many people consider that it was. but now more than 30 years later, we know what really happened to this little boy. his name is kirk murphy. and for the first time on television, his family is sharing their story with us. and they're doing it because they want you to know who kirk really was. they want you to know what impact they say it had on the rest of his life. >> this is my brother, kirk. this is when he was -- >> this is the last time mark murphy remembers his brother, kirk, as a happy child. the photo was taken when kirk was 4. a year before he was placed in therapy

so as a consequence of your bad behavior, maybe more boys had to die. maybe we had to work even harder. but i think it was because of the extreme circumstance of the time and the stakes were incredibly high that you did have a community that looked at these men as if they had, in fact, turned against their own community and had worked against those who had served and died. and that was the case. i know it's still a problem now. i have a friend who is a no no boy and he talks about how, even now, 60-something years later, there are people in the community who won't talk to him because he was a no no boy. but, again, it's through the lens of present day politics, how we've begun to look at the events and studied them that the resistors from heart mountain who were another group who on constitutional grounds contested being -- serving. they refused to serve, as opposed to the no no boys, who signed no no. the resistors actually went to federal prisons. they went to leavenworth. they are now looked at and studied and interviewed in a much different light, e

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the 2-month-old baby boy was pronounced dead.now investigators are looking nor anyone who witnessed this shooting, or anyone who knows anything about it. >> we're looking for any witnesses, who may have witnessed it, or we're looking for any witnesses who may have seen anything, heard anything, or even heard about this happening, and may have any kind of information, we'll take anything at this point. >> reporter: we're also hearing that investigators are going to be searching this abandoned home here at this point investigators also still looking for a motive in this case. trying to figure out what was the reason behind this shooting. and again, as we told you before, investigators now going door-to-door talking with witnesses. we actually spoke with a neighbor in the neighborhood, and we'll tell you what that neighbor had to say coming up in the next half hour. >>> a joint funeral service will take place this week for the two san francisco firefighters killed in the line of duty. a service for anthony valerio, and vincent perez

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they say that little boy was upstairs watching t.v. leaning in the screen in the window when he fell out. at last check his parents were with him at the emergency room but we now know they were not home when this accident happened. >>> firefighters and paramedics rushed to this home in antioch. a 2-year-old boy was unconscious after falling on to the driveway. >> we were outside and we just heard this scream. >> this next door neighbor told us the boy's parents weren't home at the time. >> i think they are all home alone. so it happened and i think they called a relative to come over. >> who was they? who was home with the child? >> it was all of the siblings. i think it's a girl, she's 18. >> from our view on the street you can see the top of the couch against the window. it is not clear how the screen was removed but other parents in the neighborhood say they believe a young child could do it. >> my son is almost 2, sorry. and he's into everything. so i have to definitely kim my eye on him 24/7. >> reporter: firefighters say this is

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red chips resulted in severe spankings by the boy's father.ir brother was never the same. we continue with anderson cooper's special report. >> do you remember the beating? >> yes, sir, do i. many times did i move the stacks around. >> how do you mean? >> i took some of the red chips and put them on my side. i did see the beatings. it was just like -- >> you would take curt's red chips. >> yes, sir. >> things he was given for feminine behavior. >> yes. >> we would come home from school. that's the first thing that you did when you walked through the door sue looked and what was the chip count today? what happened? what changed? how will it be? whipping every friday night. >> one time he spanked him so hard he had welts up and down his back and buttocks. i remember mark saying, cry harder and he won't hit so hard. today it would be abuse. >> according to curt's brother and sister his outgoing personality changed and he began to behave in the way he knew his parent wanted him to. the impact of the experimental therapy lasted his entire life. >>

. >>> a real-lesson in survival for hundreds of boy area boy scouts stuck in the sierra. >>> plus, alameda turning to an outsider to investigate a controversial memorial day drowning. >>> a live look outside the bay bridge. it's thursday, june 30th. this is "today in the east bay." >>> from nbc bay area, reporting what matters to you, this is "today in the east bay." >> good morning, everyone. let's get right to the forecast. >> we are actually looking so much better this morning than we were at this hour yesterday. we have clear conditions in the east bay. as i zoom in, nice and clear this morning. we are expecting a pretty significant round of fog because of those showers we had earlier. and a big time warm-up on the way. i'll get those numbers for you coming up. right now let's check your drive. somebody got a haircut. hi, mike. >> yeah, going to last a few days. hopefully balding patches are filling in. looking over to the east bay and a nice drive toward the maze. you've noted the a's icon. the a's are playing. also a concert in the coliseum. the golden gate bridge, i do want to show

doctors think the boy will wake up. police say the boy was playing in the front yard, walked over to the driveway as his mother was backing into the street to help jump start a service truck working on the house. >> injury, crashes, unsafe driving, bald tires, we're getting word that a nevada trucking company face add slew of safety violations before friday's fiery collision with an amtrak train. we know six people are dead including the truck driver, the conductor and four people on the train. but it could be more. this after a semitrailer truck slammed into a railroad crossing and two passenger cars, 70 miles east of reno. five train passengers still missing. the ntsb investigators say they will be on the scene for the next ten days gathering information but say one key piece of evidence may never be found. >> ordinarily, many of these trucks have an engine data recorder which provides a fair amount of information to the investigators, in this case, however, because of the extent of the fire we don't really expect to

when the boy arrived here he was in unstable condition with major head injuries. just 10 days ago another antioch boy, a four-year-old also fell out of a second story window. he was brought here, and he is recovering. reporting in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> consumer advocates say parents should consider installing window guards like this one. they cost about $30 each. the u.s. product safety commission say a dozen children die every year and 4,000 are injured from falling out of windows. and make sure beds and furniture a child can climb are on not placed under a window on upper floors. you can find more information at abc7news.com. >>> gabrielle giffords is spending her first night at home since being badly wounded in a shooting rampage. giffords still has trouble walking and talking and will have to return to the hospital daily for physical therapy. whether she hillary cover enough to return to congress, that is still uncertain. giffords was shot in the head in early january while meeting with constituents in tucson. six people were killed and 13 wounded.

that was an older boy imitation is me i'll feel. i'm changing. as i will feel it because i am wearing something worthy. and. god willing for everyone will respect me this year. before. it's light. one meal with father is in jail less than ten minutes he was building an apartment for me when the book was out the proper permits. for an office building up on a roof no there's no i want to hear put out an apartment a boy can't get married and often on air no one treats you like a grown man unless you're married. or when i think of my father. i get sad about how this is some boys playing playstation and i started to think of him as i am i want to cry. but i'm a little on edge and you had sold. some kind of other song goes it's not right to be a week. before dad went to jail i lived my life to the fullest and i was that man i was just chilling to them and i was just thinking about my future how the thought of since you go locked up. i had to support our family there's a new responsibility for me on my first time as the main provider. if i need terms mo

they say that little boy was upstairs watching t.v. leaning in the screen in the window when he fell out. at last check his parents were with him at the emergency room but we now know they were not home when this accident happened. >>> firefighters and paramedics rushed to this home in antioch. a 2-year-old boy was unconscious after falling on to the driveway. >> we were outside and we just heard this scream. >> this next door neighbor told us the boy's parents weren't home at the time. >> i think they are all home alone. so it happened and i think they called a relative to come over. >> who was they? who was home with the child? >> it was all of the siblings. i think it's a girl, she's 18. >> from our view on the street you can see the top of the couch against the window. it is not clear how the screen was removed but other parents in the neighborhood say they believe a young child could do it. >> my son is almost 2, sorry. and he's into everything. so i have to definitely kim my eye on him 24/7. >> reporter: firefighters say this is

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the owner died of a heart attack after a 14-year-old boy robbed the stay. witnesses say the boy walked into this area behind the counter and took two bottles of vodka. he was very bold. he was not trying to hide. the owner was obviously very upset and tried to stop him. witnesses say that was when the boy attacked the owner and slammed him against the counter. >> he hit my husband. punched him, his glasses are broken. >> reporter: the victim's wife says the teenager then took off. they know the boy pretty well because he attends a near high school and is a known trouble maker. they band him from the store because they say he had caused a lot of problems in the past last intentionally knocking things to the ground, throwing things at the owner and yelling at the workers. after the boy walked off with the vodka and owner got into a car and followed him and that's when he passed out and died of a heart attack. >> nothing is going to bring him back. >> nothing going to bring back here. he's die. don't know what it is. you can't hit the people and then kill peop

a bay area boy band has hollywood knocking.ce lee tells us what these modernday kids have in common with the doors. >>> reporter: what would bring together a 17-year-old skateboarder, an acrobat, a cyclist and an artist? what else but rock and roll. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: this is how the modernday kids, or mdk, spend their weekend and think wouldn't have it any other way. >> feeling is indescribable ♪ [ music ]♪ >> reporter: they play just as hard even when there is no crowd except for the drummer's 7-year-old brother timmy. so who are these kids from san ramon? meet drummer keller o'rourke, the band calls him the backbone of the group. while the guitarist, nick hayes, is the sensitive one. bassist matt makes those tender teen hearts flutter. front and center, lead singer tyler simpson. ♪ [ music ] ♪ you take me away >> tyler's the cute one. ♪ [ music ] >> i love it all. it's amazing. incredible. tyler is great. >> are they cute? >> yeah. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: and hollywood is knocking. the same manager who launched vaness

the boy is recovering at a children's hospital in on the yough. contra costa fire say the boy leaned across the screen and fell through head first. the boy was awake and able to answer questions when they arrived. >>> still no verdict in the chauncey bailey trial. jurors did not deliberate on friday. they are trying to decide if bay ordered the murder of the men. >>> this morning, oakland detectives are busy investigating three separate weekend shootings. now, a man from vallejo is in critical condition after he and three others were shot. around 2:00 sunday morning. just before that, a 52-year-old man was injured in a separate shooting on 90th avenue in east oakland. in the meantime, saturday, a 51-year-old was shot and killed, leading to the arrest of those shooters. oakland city leaders are taking action. mayor jean kwon will be on hand at highland hospital. it will make it easier for police to communicate during emergencies. several times during the past year, police units had to use their cell phones instead of radios because of a glitch in t

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shots fatally wounded the three-month-old boy. three-year-old boy was unharmed. they gathered at the site and they denounced the violence that took the young life. city is putting out a major effort to solve the possible gang-related shooting. >> it's too early to say those that are in custody are tied into the case. >> a captain or police chief will not stop until we find the perpetrators of this heinous act. >> reporter: police released these sketches of the two young men suspected in the shooting. they do now have two juveniles in custody who they arrested yesterday on weapons charges and they are questioning them because they may be the suspects in the attack. the couple has not been identified, but police do say that both mother and father are 22 years old. they air is the mother was wounded in the back when she tried to cover and protect her three-month-old baby boy. the father has a bullet wound to the shoulder. they are both recovering at stanford and we are expecting an update by east palo alto police later this morning. i'm tomas ramon, "abc 7 news." >>

boys like hamza.lier with human rights activist razan zaytouni, who has been our window into syria for weeks. she's in hiding tonight. her husband has already been taken, disappeared. no word of him. she's speaking out at great risk to her own life. razan, syrian state television is now claiming that hamza died from three bullet wounds during a demonstration back on april 29th, and they say a medical report by a syrian official confirms that and said that the body showed no sign of torture or bruising or violence. are they just lying? >> first of all, who believes the syrian tv or syrian media in general? the media, which since the beginning of the revolution, which is practicing all kinds of lies and instigating syrians against each other and accused syrians who participate in this process to be criminals or to be terrorists, et cetera. nobody believes this media, which has no credibility at all. second, this is not the first time they do the same, to kill the people and then force the families to sa

are these -- is this the father and the uncle of this poor boy? we don't know.f they are there, we know why they're there. they are terrified and they have other things to worry about. we know they have other members of the family to worry about. so i think the mask has fallen and we can see what this man is all about. the dream that he was a reformer, the ideal that he will change, the ideal he will break with his father. i think the syrian people are beginning to in a way think about a future beyond assad. today they're meeting in turkey, syrian opposition, to think about a new syria, and that's what this is about. >> ann marie, have the protests gotten to the point where they threaten the regime? it doesn't seem like they're wide enough or deep enough at this point. >> they haven't been yet. but on the other hand, they can't be stopped. the government has used obviously horrific detention and torture. they've sent in the army in daraa. and yet the protesters keep coming out on the streets. and i do think hamza helps crystallize all that rage, and it may help

an andy boy and i say, yes, there is. >> who is this? >> yep. it's me. >> oh. ha ha. you see, when folks around here say andy d'arrigo is the face of andy boy produce, they mean it, literally. now 86 years young, he, along with his daughter margaret and son john, run one of the most successful farms in the salinas valley. it all started back in the early 1900s, when andy's dad and uncle emigrated from sicily and went through ellis island. they were both teenagers and spoke barely any english, but they had a dream for something better. >> this is the american dream where people see opportunity. i don't know how my grandfather was living there, could scrape up enough money to put 2 kids on a boat to the united states and probably inowing they'd never see them again. but they knew there was no opportunity there where they lived. and i think that's what the united states is all about. >> the 2 brothers started their operation in new york, but then moved out west to beain growing fruits and vegetables. and in 1927, steven tbademarked the name

when she was returning into the driveway, the boy was still under the car. neighbor was here when the helicopters landed and air lifted the boy to the hospital. he also was the 4 year-old and here is his response. >> very close to home. and just it just takes a couple of seconds to not -you must pay one of personal attention. >> out:drugs are not believed to be played a part, alcohol and drugs are not believed to be a culprit in this accident. the neighbors saying that you must pay full attention, 100 percent of the time. >> , that fog is going to be a relatively fog-light. perhaps even that know fog for the areas in livermore, concord, san jose. however, and the fog will be clearing quickly by 7:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m. monday of sunshine. - with plenty of sunshine on monday. by futurecast, is shown that weather system coming towards us. yes it is the end of june and the newly the beginning of july but they're still rainfall. it could be heavy to the north but it will really start to fall apart as it approaches the bay area. nevertheless, by 9:00 a.m. on tuesday p

it's just boys being boys. >> reporter: the santa clara medical center said they can't comment on hisrogress. on one of the posts created by the pasture who created this facebook page tolt us that ryan's heartbeat is strong. his lungs are healthy. they are very optimistic about ryan's recovery. reporting live from alamo. 8:3. the stage is set for the latest smartmeter showdown. today, pg&e will begin stalling -- installing smartmeters. protesters plan several demonstrations and even plan to block the entrance of the pg&e payment center. critics say radiation from the smart meters creates health risks. they also say smart meters often overcharge customers. this morning, oakland police have been looking for a second suspect involved in 0 violent street brawl. police found two men on 13th avenue around 10:30. one had been shot, another was beaten with the baseball bat. a third victim showed up at the hospital with a stab wound. all three are expected to survive. police arrested one man. investigators say a second suspect who used a gun during the brawl is still on the loose. no word on w

. >> some come looking not for girls, but for boys.t 23-year-old ryan mcintosh, screenname "qx4boi19." he owns a high-end dog boutique. he's here to meet a boy who told him online he was 14. the decoy says, "you won't tell anyone i'm gay, will you?" and he replies, if you don't tell anybody you blanked my blank. >> dell from perverted justice playing the male decoy invites him in and scoots behind the door before he sees her. >> we'll watch tv or something. i'll be be right back out, alright? >> alright. >> reporter: why don't you make yourself at home here, have a seat. what's going on? >> not much. how are you? >> reporter: like many other men caught in our investigations, "qx4boi19" insists he didn't come here for sex with a young teen. >> i was just coming over here to hang out. and, i felt like i would be more a big brother more than anything. i do know -- >> reporter: a big brother? >> yeah. >> reporter: so you were coming over to be a mentor? >> in a way, yes. and, i'm sure you've heard that 20 billion times. >> reporter: 20 bil

a 5-year-old boy who played with girl's toys.to a government funded study aimed at making him more masculine. decades later he took his life. his family blames the researcher who conducted the experiment. >> they were the experts. so i thought they would know what they were doing. >> what they really told him is that the very core of who he was, was broken. >> well, hear how one of the experts responds to that accusation. we track him down when "360" continues. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. you don't have the largest selection of games on any phone. from your f

tonight we are learning the parents of an antioch toddler may not have been at home when the little boy fell from a second-story window this afternoon. it is a story that we have been following for you on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 and 6:00. and neighbor tells us she believes the boy and some siblings were home alone. >> i think they called a relative to come over. i think it is a girl could she is 18 and another is 13. >> responders say the boy is unconscious with major injuries. the parents are with the 2-year- old at oakland children's hospital, and we will continue to follow this story with a 10:00 news on ktvu channel to. >>> robert honda was in the courtroom where he found out a teacher has been in trouble with the law before. >> reporter: 28-year-old colette phelps kept a low profile. she's accused of molesting a student, a 14-year-old boy who attended the private stratford school in san jose. she is charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious acts. >> you have the right to a folks emanation. do you understand that? >> mrs. phelps will not be speaking about this at this time.

they said the boy's body was handed over to his parents weeks after he died. a u.n. spokesman pledged to find out what had been done. >> we have been deeply med and ashad abt what hapned t that boy. i have no idea why anybody would brutalize a young boy like that. >> but the name is one among many. detentions are widespread, like here in the central town. activists say 200 pro-democracy protesters were arrested in recent days and dozens have alrerey died there and elsewhere in syria this week. >> he is known as europe's top banker. today,ean-claude trict was awarded one of the continent's most prestigious prizes, the charlemagne prize, given for efforts to improve the european unity. the audience listened closely to hear what he had to say about efforts to stop the eurozone debt crisis. >> although this was a celebration, frustration about the debt crisis in greece was an overriding theme of the event. for jean-claude trichet and other policykerscreating stability for the common currency was of prime importance. >> we are standing at a crossroads and must strengthen

close to 200 boy scouts are trapped on the wrong side ofhe hever.he scouts were sedeparat from the rest of the arpack. this is easof stockton and siniora. we bring in cheryl hurd who joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: it's going to be an interesting night for over 200 boy scouts of america. they're okay tonight, but may be feeling a little trapped. tuesday's unseasonable rainfall turned out to be a big problem for 240 boy scouts camping in the sierra. >> our main concern was food and medications as some of the boys may need. >> reporter: the rain caused the river to crest, covering a foot bridge. an emt and registered nurse made it through rugged terrain, around the river to the camp site. >> the sheriff's department set up a cabling system and was able to transfer food across. >> reporter: the scouts have three square meals to hold them over until they can make it back. >> the bridge is visible. it's not visible enough for us to look at the structure and make sure it's sound. >> reporter: he is communicating with the scouts through his cel

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