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dr. sanjay gupta with a special report.etails, what struck you most about the exclusive conversation? >> he's 19 years with this disease. and he looks pretty good. one of the things that's striking about michael j. fox, when you think of parkinson's, you think of the characteristic being a slow movement. having a tremor that is so characteristic. as well as have expressionless face. he responds, you can see there, john, to medications pretty well. he's actually -- i didn't quite know what to expect. i'd heard about his progression with the disease for so long. i think that's what struck me is that he looks pretty good. >> and one of the fascinating parts of the interview that struck me and i want to play it for our viewer, he talks about when he's beginning the journey, the search, he's looking for the medical community hills, a support community. and he looks and he can't necessarily find one. let's listen. >> the cures don't fall out of the sky. you have to go up and get them. i just assumed -- i just assumed there was a

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dr. guptagetting sicker. her parents had spent nearly two years with specialists. >> perfect. >> reporter: no one could diagnose what was happening to kylie. her voice tremor. the twitches that were convulsing the entire right side of her body. >> i feel like a bad parent. i feel like, why can't i help my kid? so -- >> just can't really put it into words. just -- helpless. >> reporter: kylie had once been a perfectly healthy toddler until -- it was as if an invisible force was at war with her body. her parents videotaped their little girl's descent. >> turn your head towards us. >> reporter: but not a single doctor knew what was happening to kylie. dr. william gall is the doctor at the national institutes of health. >> i remember vividly the first time that i met her by video. it was at one of our udp board meetings. >> can you smile for me? >> you could have heard a pin drop in that room. there were 65 people in it. and they're all essentially emoting over this, you know, terrible occurrence.

dr. sanjay gupta's look at the disease detectives and how -- and show you how two of their toughest cases including a little girl named kylie have turned out. >>> tonight the sexual abuse allegations against one of most influential ministers in the country. bishop eddie long of the new birth missionary baptist church outside atlanta. three men are suing bishop long accusing him of enticing them with cars, clothes, expensive jewelry in exchange for sexual favors. these are just allegations at this point but what makes them so startling is bishop long is leader of a mega church with 25,000 members but a major opponent of same-sex marriage and homosexuality. here's some of what he's preached in the past about gays and lesbians. >> and the problem today and the reason why society is like it is is because men are being feminized and women are becoming masculine. >> and everybody knows it's dangerous to enter an exit. you cannot say i was born this way. i don't care what scientists say. you can be converted. you were not born that way. let me pray with you. let me tell you, don't you be conform

dr. sanjay gupta joins us now to update us.wn to medical science to try to figure out what's going on. when's the story today? >> lots of clinical exams and looking at things that are not obvious. i think is a good way to describe it. we're following this over a year now and kylie and the place, udp and as a doctor and reporter, it is fascinating. as a father, it is tough. she's gone -- been getting sick and getting sicker and then she's gone through the grueling tests. it's a tough thing to watch but they do start to uncover a lot of clues and the big question, can they start to solve the puzzle? here's what we found. >> okay. >> reporter: shortly before her 4th birthday, the mystery began. >> i have to eat. i have to do shots. >> reporter: how serious is kylie? >> well, she's i would say real serious. i think that she has a disorder that will threaten her life is essentially the issue here. sort of racing against time. >> reporter: kylie has already been at the udp for a week. the doctor and team sifting through the data they

dr. sanjay gupta.ue group of doctor detectives. >> reporter: bethesda, maryland. deep inside this sprawling complex, this doctor leads an elite team of doctors, specialists and researchers. they are the best in the world. together they focus their vast expertise to try to save patients lives. they are detectives in search of clues to solve mysteries no other doctors could solve. >> you're talking about patient whose have been seen by some of the best in the country here. they're very good clinicians and diagnostic doctors everywhere. so you're taking the hardest of the most challenging cases of all? >> we expect failure. a high failure rate. we expect a success rate of perhaps 10%, 15% or so. >> reporter: but 10% or 15% is a bright ray of hope for some patients. >> how much more do you think physically you can see -- >> yes. >> reporter: sally had all but given up. take a look at her back. it was as if muscle mass was consuming her body. sally was transforming into the incredible hulk. >> so this is sa

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> a look at our top stories this afternoon, the bp well is officiallyealed shut a pressure test on the concrete poured into the well was successful this morning. president barack obama commended crews for finishing the job but also said a lot still has to be done to make sure the gulf coast fully recovers from the oil disaster. >>> and a massive search has ended in southern california a group that police feared was planning a cult-like mass suicide has actually been found, praying at a park. authorities had been scouring the palmdale area of northern los angeles county on horse become and by helicopter in search of the group. it included eight children between the ages of 3 and 17. >>> chilean president sebastian pinera visited the mine site today where 33 miners have been trapped over a month. he was able to speak to the miners through a cable hookup and advice which is the their families. the president also saw the powerful drills working to free the miners. today is also the first day a all -- >>> some unusual animals and a flexible granny have earne

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dr. sanjay gupta has the story. this is really fascinating. >> we've been visiting a place very few have heard about. a place where the best doctors and medical researchers in the world do work in teams to solve cases no one else has been able to crack. these are true medical mysteries. it's happening outside the nation's capital other the national institutes of health, nih for short. over the next few nights we'll introduce you to some patient who is have been through the ringer and turned to these doctor detectives as a last resort. the question we're asking, are they going to get the diagnosis they've been waiting so long for? bethesda, maryland. deep inside the sprawling nih complex, dr. william gahl leads an elite team of doctors, specialists and researchers and they are the best in the world. together, they focus their vast expertise to try to save patient's lives. they are detectives in search of clues to solve mysteries no other doctors could solve. >> you're talking about patient who is have been seen by so

dr. sanjay gupta. stay tuned for more news on cnn. >>> good morning. the gloves are off. those the words the republican senator lisa murkowski who lost her primary race but now has a new plan to win reelection. she is asking the voters to write her in. >>> also, just moments ago, we saw pope benedict holding a mass at westminster cathedral. he is on day three of a four-day trip to the uk. he hasn't changed his busy schedule despite the arrest of six men suspected in a possible terror plot. we will take you live to london. but for right now, live from the cnn center in atlanta, georgia, this is cnn saturday morning 8:00 a.m. here in atlanta, 7:00 a.m. in fayetteville, arkansas. glad you're here. i'm t.j. holmes. let me give you a look at other stories making headlines this morning. bp plans to permanently seal its well today. you've been hearing a lot about this story, a lot about this well, a lot about this spill. but today is the day when we could finally see this thing over and done with and dead. they are pumping cement into the bottom portion of the well. this the sam

well, we are launching a new series this morning with dr. gupta inspire us in different ways and kicking things off with a conversation of sanjay with actor michael j. foxment as you know he's been living with parkinson's disease and been 20 years since the diagnosis and devoted time to raise awareness and hopefully find a cure. sanjay joins us. in the 20 years since the diagnosis was revealed about michael j. fox, have they made strides in parkinson's? >> i think so. in terms of how they medicate people, timing the medications, for example, the surgical options. he had surgery himself on one side of his brain that affected the left side of his body. not had anymore surgery since then and that's the point of the human factor talking about people that overcome an obstacle and exceeded expectations or in his case turned this disease into some sort of movement which is what the foundation has done. he doesn't do a lot of long interviews anymore. as you might imagine, he gets really tired but we did have a chance to sit down and talk to him. take a lo

gupta, m.d. begins now. >>> good morning. i'm dr. sanjay gupta. when you think of the program "house," you probably think of medical mysteries. of course, they're all actors and the stories aren't real, but the truth is there are medical mysteries all around us. today we're going to take you to a place where patients go when no one has been able to tell them what is wrong. they're real medical mysteries, and they're with real people. let's get started. what if you got sick with a life-threatening condition, but your doctor doesn't know why or what to do. i'm going to take you inside a hospital, a sort of place of last resort, where a team of the most brilliant minds in medicine solve the nation's most mysterious illnesses. it's right outside the capital at the national institutes of health. you're going to meet some extraordinary patients who have been through the ringer. bethesda, maryland. inside the sprawling complex, dr. william gault leads an elite team of doctors and researchers. they are the best in the world. together they focus their vast

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dr. sanjay gupta. welcome to a special edition of smd. when you think of "house" you think of medical mysteries. there are medical mysteries all around us. today, we are going to take you to a place patients go when no one has been able to tell them what's wrong. they are real medical mysteries with real people. let's get started. >>> what if you got sick with a life-threatening condition, but your doctor doesn't know why or what to do. i'm going to take you inside a hospital, where a team of the most brilliant minds in medicine solve illnesses. it's outside the capital. you are going to meet amazing patients. maryland. deep inside this nih complex, dr. william gahl leads a team of doctors. they are the best in the world. together, they focus their vast expertise to save patients lives. they are detectives in ter ch of clues to solve mysteries no other doctors could solve. >> you are talking about patients seen by some of the best in the country here. they are good clinicians and diagnostic doctors everywhere. you are taking the hardest,

dr. sanjay gupta introduces us to the disease detectives. the last line of hope for the parents of this little girl's mom. >> at this point i don't know if we're supposed to -- i didn't know if i should plan for her to go to kindergarten or plan her funeral. >> ahead how these doctors try to solve the medical mysteries no one else can solve. >>> plus in the wake of the california explosion, pg&e releases its list of potentially dangerous pipelines. is the section that blew up on the list? you might be surprised, ahead. people like watching it rain, as long as they're not outside. but, i'm a home. i'm always outside. i make being inside possible. look, do me a favor. get flood insurance. floods can devastate your home. fred, how you doing over there? i think this is gonna be a problem. see what i mean? hey, i know what i'm talking about. because i'm a home people. and, there's no place like me. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. for a free brochure, call the number on your screen. ♪ when it's planes in the sky ♪ ♪ for a

dr. sanjay gupta, he's been living with parkinson's disease for two decades now.r he was 29 when he first noticed the symptoms and was diagnosed the following year. today michael still acts but he devotes a lot of time to his charity to find a cure. watch the interview tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern, but here's some of it tonight in our up-close segment. >> there was a real clear period around 1993, '94, about two years after the diagnosis where i just got it. i just accepted it, and i realized, you know, that there's an old saying that my happiness grows in direct proportion to my acceptance and inverse to my expectation. it is what it is, and so now what? >> so once you were not in denial, you think you were happier? >> yeah, absolutely. because when you can look at truth of something, then -- then i mean, that's what it is. it is what it is. now you have options. the only thing i don't have a choice about is whether or not i have parkinson's. everything else is my choice. that's incredibly liberating. that's more liberating than the physical constraints of this

dr. sanjay gupta introduces us to the disease detectives.ne of hope for parents like this little girl's mom. >> at this point i don't know if we're supposed to -- i didn't know if i should plan for her to go to kindergarten or if we should plan a funeral. >> ahead, how these doctors try to solve the medical mysteries no one else has been able to solve. >>> plus in the wake of the deadly san bruno explosion, pg&e releasing a list of its 100 riskiest natural gas pipelines. so is the section that blew up on that list? you might be surprised. ahead. our points from chase sapphire preferred are worth 25% more on travel. we're like forget florida, we're going on a safari. so we're on the serengeti, and seth finds a really big bone. we're talking huge. they dig it up, put it in the natural history museum and we get to name it. sethasauraus. really. your points from chase sapphire preferred are worth 25% more on travel? means better vacations. that's incredible. believe it...with chase sapphire preferred your points are worth 25% more on travel when

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dr. sanjay gupta is joining us now. what exactly did the fda decide about avandia, sanjay? >> a lot of activity and controversy around this for some time what they decided was sort of interesting, wolf. since july when these hearing first took place, a lot of people paying attention, waiting for a decision from the fda and what they basically said is if you are on the drug right now, you are a patient -- an existing patient taking the medication, you can sign a waiver acknowledging that there are some risks to this medication and stay on it but as far as new patients go, you have to prove in some way that you are not getting a response from any of the other medications out there used to control diabetes before you're a candidate for this particular medication. so tough try those other ones, they have fail and that whole process by which that takes place has to be developed by the drug company to prove that avandia is the only drug that is going to work for them. but that's sort of how the fda came down, existing patients can stay on it, new patients have to go through a pro

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dr. sanjay gupta gets tips from a world famous french chef on eating healthy. >> reporter: with the economytrition. where better to find healthy living on the cheap than a five-star french chef. >> it is easy ways to find to eat on a budget but not expensive good food. >> reporter: eric rpeare says it is about doing what's good for you. >> buying chicken that is very inexpensive. instead of buying it cooked or cut, you buy it whole and then you save a lot of money. if you want something and something inexpensive, you have to think seasonal. if you want to eat tomatoes in january, it's very expensive. if you make a soup with a squash it's very inexpensive. >> reporter: how does this french chef stay healthy himself? surrounded by top notch cuisine all day long? >> before i leave the house i have a little bit of dark chocolate. i leave my house around 10:00 and i walk through the streets of new york. it takes about 45 minutes. i think it keeps me in good health and in shape. >> reporter: the bottom line, he says -- >> i'm a strong believer that you can do a lot of things in terms of eating wh

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dr. sanjay gupta takes us behind the scenes of the undiagnosed diseases program.turned out. those stories, a lot more on "360" in 12 minutes. >>> joined by colin quinn, colson comedian, writer and new broadway show "long story short, history of the world in 75 minutes" debuts you said november 9th? >> that's 13 days after jerry's wife's book really comes out. >> larry: october's 26th. >> 28th. >> 26th, jerry. >> 26th. >> larry: why are you producing a broadway show? >> i'm directing, larry. directing. i wear a cape. i have a beret. i have a cane. >> sits like this in the third row. >> i don't know. >> larry: how did this come about? >> this is a great story. we started this in the spring, right? we were sitting around. we have breakfast together, colin and i multiple times a week. like you, you go to nate and al's, right? we have a place here, not going to mention the name. >> not the diner from "seinfeld". >> larry: okay. >> and i said to him, you know what you should do, you should do a one-man show, because one of the things that a comedian has that no other pe

dr. sanjay gupta takes us to where some of the specialists take on the toughest cases.ry ways. it is a crisis of confidence. it is a crisis that strikes at the very heart, soul and spirit of our national world. we can see this crisis. in the grueling doubt about the meaning of our own lives. and in the loss of a unity of purpose for our nation. >> larry: we'll have the president read another excerpt from "white house diary." this is the day he leaves office. the inauguration of president reagan. >> on the inaugural platform my feelings were of regret that i lost the election but a sense of relief to be free of the responsibilities for a while. persistent was my concern that the last minute, the hostages might not be released. i watched the ceremonies in a somewhat detached spectator without any emotional feelings. i thought that the speech was remarkable, nothing new just a collection of campaign material. i was glancing back at the secret service agent with the emcee said, would the president and first lady please come forward. i had an involuntary inclination to stand

dr. sanjay gupta. more news on cnn starts now. >>> and this is cnn "sunday morning." and that is a sunday morning church service, but not just any church service. that is a live look inside new birth missionary baptist church outside of atlanta where bishop eddie long in the pulpit of his atlanta-based mega church expected to speak during this service. it will be the first time he has spoken since four men filed lawsuits against him claiming they were sexually abused by the mega church masstor. from cnn, this is cnn "sunday morning," 8:00 a.m. in atlanta, 6:00 a.m. in fayetteville, arkansas. good morning, i'm in for t.j. holmes, my name is drew griffin. thank you for starting the day with us. >>> let's check our top stories now. the pentagon says it bought and did burn thousands of copies of an army officer's memoirs to protect national security. the pentagon says that book, "operation dark heart," contained sensitive details about u.s. operations in afghanistan. written by lieutenant colonel anthony schaefer who says the government is trying to suppress his story of

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dr. sanjay gupta. more news and cnn starts right now. >>> fbi agents raiding homes in the midwest, homes of anti-war activists. but they could be tied to terror. new details emerging from the latest lawsuit against mega church minister eddie long. this is the fourth lawsuit just this week. all young men who claim the bishop engaged them in a sexual relationship when they were teens. he is denying the allegations. >>> it is 8:00 a.m. here in atlanta, 5:00 in pine bluff, arkansas. good morning to you. i'm drew griffin in for t.j. this morning. thanks for starting your day with us. >>> let's check the top stories. a greater sense of security in the nation's largest subway system. 500 additional surveillance cameras online this morning and up and running in new york's underground. police say the goal is to better prevent crime and possible terror attacks on the subway system. a plane bound for pakistan made an emergency landing in stockholm, sweden, early this morning. police have now arrested one passenge

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dr. sanjay gupta in new york with us this morning. good morning to you. >> good to be here.just sort of backing up into the heart. the heart has to work harder and harder and people start to get fatigued, chest pain. that's a real problem. the bigger problem is certain percentage of people, 30% they can't undergo surgery. many patients die within a year and exciting about this new procedure which is tested for sometime. forget the operation. actually, do the entire procedure through a little catheter in the groin. you can take a look at this just really quickly here. no operation but just a threading a little catheter up into the valve and sort of expanding it, letting blood out of the heart. that's what they have been trying to do for sometime and needed surgery to do that in the past and the procedure goes in there. see it expand, all with the patient awake. an opening in the groin. a catheter threaded up and open up the valve. >> they leave that in there? >> that stays in there. to do a valve like this has been really hard so this is the first evidence that it works. >> d