worth having. >> stahl: at all. >> kendall: not really. >> stahl: dr.t and co- director of the commission that did the review, says that, like irving kirsch, they were surprised by what they found in the drug companies' unpublished data. >> kendall: with the published evidence, it significantly overestimated the effectiveness of these drugs and it underestimated the side effects. >> stahl: the fda would say that some of these unpublished studies are unpublished because there were flaws in the way the trials were conducted. >> kendall: this is a multi- billion dollar industry. i doubt that they are spending $10 million per trial to come up with a poor methodology. what characterizes the unpublished is that they're negative. now, i don't think it's that their method is somehow wrong; it's that their outcome is not suitable, from the company's point of view. >> stahl: because of the review, new public health guidelines were issued. now, drugs are given only to the severely depressed as the first line of treatment. for those with mild to moderate depression

they tasted it, kendall signed a 15 year contract. if you want to the soviet union i'm sure you went back, there were nothing, no coke, only pepsi there until 15 years later. i saw don kendall at the russian embassy last week, 90 years old now, former chairman but still heavily involved in russia, and he told me that pepsi now has from that beginning employs 30,000 people in russia, been expanding. >> they do vodka, too. >> that is how they get paid. >> let's get the next picture, please. tanya, tell us how you ended up meeting pat nixon. >> again, this was not planned, i was just working in front of the house, and all of a sudden she came up with a group, small group and came up and wanted to see things and she was delightful. very very pleasant person. it was very nice to talk with her, it was easy, very nice, simple person, not complicated, not stand offish, i remember her distinctly as being very pleasant and the crowds liked her. stayed for a little while then she walked through. >> now, the next big moment of course is the -- le

th kendall. he was the vice president of pepsi then. he wanted to sign a contract. and he kept hammering us. got to have khrushchev drink pepsi. so -- >> which they didn't like. >> what really happened is we were going to go by there anyway, you know better than i do, the society pretended that they were galtarian and we had had very pretty russian girls in pepsi uniforms, and i said, if we go closer i'll bet you they will cry out, mr. premiere. they tasted it, kendall signed a 15 year contract. if you went to the soviet union. only pepsi there until 15 years later. i saw don kendall at the russian embassy last week, 90 years old now, former chairman but still heavily involved in russia, and he told me that pepsi now has from that beginning employs 30,000 people in russia, been expanding. >> they do vodka, too. >> that is how they get paid.pi please. tanya, tell us how you ended up meeting pat nixon. >> again, this was not planned, i was just working in front of the house, and all of a sudden she came up with a group, small group and came up and wanted to see things

>>trace: thank you, randy and kendall.t breaking out in florida over the release of a brand new sneaker. police in orlando calling in officers on horseback and hundreds of people lined town buy a pair of new limited edition $200nikes and things got out-of-control. wofl reports the police arrested two for trespassing after they refused to the leave according to the affiliate. food locker canceled other sneaker-release events? >>reporter: they did. i am stunned by the video i watched on the monitor. footlocker citing safety concerns that their house of hoops are canceling the scheduled sales this weekend at seven of the stores, three of them are in florida near where this happened. the release of the shoes was timed to coincide with the nba all star weekend and that is taking place in orlando, and, look at the melee after the customers at the orlando mall who waited hours were told the shoes would not be sold after all. in a statement to fox, a spokesman for nike said consumer safety is paramount and we encourage anyone wish

doctors diagnosed kendall with adhd last year and put her on powerful drugs. >> it didn't feel rightme. >> they heard about a connection between dyes and hyperactivity. within weeks of removing them, kendall didn't need the medication. >> she's like a whole new child and she is herself again. >> what kind of food are you giving your kid? >> taking dyes out of kids diets is a big part of the practice. at the clinic he shares with his daughter, they have seen again and again the change they make. >> they have risks and no benefits. the only benefit is the look. >> food manufactures can use nine dyes in all. red 40, yellow 5, and yellow 6 make up 90% of the market and cause the most concern. take a shopping trip and you'll see them everywhere. listed on a bright cereal box, even a pickle jar. from cough syrup to tooth paste. synthetic dyes are sprayed on fresh fruits to sharpen their shades. dr. david at the institute for agriculture and trade policy believes the science is there for customers to be concerned. he sites more than two dozen studies that point to problems. most were done d

bridget kendall, bbc news. >> extremely difficult. well, as this battle stretches, fighting is also taking place in north of syria. the bbc's ian panel has been around the town in the city of iglib to find out what it is like for opposition force there is and sent us this report. >> it's a revolution the world can't ignore anymore. [chanting] >> huddled in a safe house in syria, rebel fighters sing of freedom and defiance and led by a military defector. but many of the men who come to pay their respects are ordinary citizen soldiers, laborers, farmers, and even a graduate in english literature. fed a diet of rebellion and hot, sweet tea. >> i will get a gun to protect my people, to protect my children, to make life better for our children, for our family. >> what is it you want? >> what i want, freedom. i want freedom, political freedom, social freedom and freedom and all its concepts. what it means, i want it, all freedom. >> for the last few days we've sped from town to village. abu call this is pre-syria but the area is highly dang

. >> after the vice president left office, don kendall gave him a great deal of law business representing pepsi cola. is it clear the vice president was a friend of his at the time? >> i can answer that clearly, kendell now says and i think he said it so long he believes it, that nixon got khrushchev to drink pepsi. we did. it was just the way we structured it, and it was accidental, we hoped it would happen but nixon played no part with -- kendall was only a vice president then. we had over there the heads of ibm and at&t, it was amazing the amount of chief executives who felt now freedom and power that they could go to the land of enemy, george, and actually see it. i tell you -- may i? anecdote. i told you we had u.s. offices and soviet offices. i walked in the one guy and he asked me to come in and i hadn't had time i came in a couple hours later and i noticed on his desk very neatly piled was the whole pile of papers, all neatly stacked. and i kind of looked at him with my rudimentary knowledge of russian, press releases, ge the kitchen, a press release went out. hundreds of press re

and then kendall comes out and says this is acquisition malpractice.hy don't you guys take some responsibility? you both been promoted since then. that's the problem. i think that in terms of -- you know, spending taxpayers' money we haven't envisioned. dempsey said we haven't made hard choices. cartwright said it, dempsey's the chairman, that because the money has been flowing, you haven't had to manage the way -- >> the biggest program that they're doing is worth almost 400 billion just to buy it. however, they've embraced it again and don't so many too think there's a major fundamental problem. >> but spreading out purchases over time and delaying them and making them more expensive is a way of politically making the risk acceptable, because you haven't cancelled the program, it might still there be. and i think in terms of facing the risk of you doesn't know what will happen in five it 10 years they don't have any choice but to do that. it's more expensive but it's not the first time or phishes pentagon management that has chosen that way out of th

they tasted it, kendall signed a 15 year contract. if you want to the soviet union i'm sure you went back, there were nothing, no coke, only ps

after a search they found 27- year-old kendall staton shot, he died at the hospital. >>> cab driver is recovering after being shot by a passenger. donnelly was asked to take a man to the fountain green road in bel air, when he was attacked. police are looking for the suspect. >>> checking headlines this morning, a new york state senator and his wife say they were attacked at a niagara falls casino friday night. mark says it started when he tried to break up a fight and two men turned on him. >> he asked who i was in some fashion. i didn't answer him. he asked again. he made a comment like, you haven't done blank for the senators and punched me. two women jumped on his wife. >>> police made an arrest in the videotaped beating of a man in atlanta. brandon white was beaten a week ago. it was taped and posted on line. investigators believe white was targeted because he is gay. police have arrested an 18 year old and say they now know two other people in the video and plan to arrest them soon. >>> feeling the pain at the pump today and unfortunately, pain could be ways to come. >> why analy

after the search, they found 27 year-old kendall in the 5900 block of lock lead road. >>> a cab driver is recovering after being stabbed. deputies say 53 year-old bob donnelly was asked to take a man to mountain green road when he was attacked. abc taxi cab is looking to improve driver safety and adding security walls in the cab. they want credit card machines and no longer going to accept cash. police are looking for the suspect. ♪ ♪ the snow is snowin' ♪ the wind is blowin' ♪ but i can weather the storm ♪ what do i care how much it may storm? ♪ ♪ ♪ i've got my love to keep me warm ♪ ♪ mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback right now, get 5% cashback at gas stations. it pays to discover. >>> adeler performed, first performance since having throat surgery. >> 6 for 6, winning every award nominated for including song and album of the year for 21. it was last year's top selling album. the victories tie her with beyonce as most wins by a woman in one

kendall marshall and john henson getting help with some fantastic play outside as well as in by this tar heels team. they lead is nine with 3 45 -- with 3:45 remaining. gets one out of the two. >> dan: duke has attempted 31 free throw shots out of 54 total shots. >> tim: they were in this game and led much of the first half because they were knocking them down. less than that way in the second. >> dan: less than 30% this half. >> tim: runner off the window. >> dan: only an eight point game. duke still has time. >> tim: slows things down. barnes working on curry. and it goes. and harrison continues with the shooter's touch in the second half. 25 on the night. took him nearly 14 minutes to get his first field goal tonight. 82-72. >> dan: this is a situation where barnes, you don't have to drive all the way to the basket to use the size advantage. barnes is able to stop and knock down the mid range shots. once barnes pulls up for the shot there is very little bit curry is going to be able to do about it. >> tim: i sometimes think and i realize if you are trying to reduce the player cont

he hired kendall agins from agins interiors. that is still outstanding. as you can see. ok. just recently, the neighboring business called the republic was granted an entertainment permit and it has a much larger capacity. this been you has operated in a stellar matter for the five months it has been opened. there have been no incidents and the reports. in the last few days, there have been a flurry of e-mails about the security issue. shaw security management also owns the republican -- the republic and has been hired to do the security for reed and greenough. he was not longer doing the security, but that was a misunderstanding and that has been worked out and he is back on board. there will be to security personnel, one in and one out. the people we have reached out to include the neighbors in action and stafno -- stefano has had direct contact with her. she is [unintelligible] and 12 midnight saturday and sunday and 130 am daily providing it is not amplified. her other concerns were reasonable. the rain at community association is a supporter of the permit on weekends on

including a place called kendal at hanover in hanover, new hampshire. 56 residents put their stories into a book. they tell the story of world war ii at home and away, and some of them share it with us. >> d-day, june 6, 1944. >> reporter: long ago, he was a young man, brave, scared, proud to be a part of a fighting force on a foreign shore trying to save the world. clint gardner was an army first lieutenant on omaha beach. he's now 89. >> suddenly i heard a sharp explosion just in front of me. my head snapped back as if hit by a sledgehammer. and the curtain of warm blood poured over my forehead, closing my eyes. >> reporter: his helmet survives from that day, so did he, though his skull was nearly split apart. his deepest wounds came later in the war, when he witnessed the liberation of the concentration camp in buchenwald. >> we were instantly surrounded by this swarm of skeletons draped in yellowing flesh. we saw hundreds of bodies piled outside the crematorium. i had been changed by this experience. >> home was changing, too. as a young newlywed, mary jenkins found herself on an

kendall wright is expected to be around late in the first, he empressed with a time of 4.45. he caught 00 passes last season and 14 touchdowns. penn constituent on the road at notre dame. stumped the iresh in overtime. and u.s.c. on the road at rutgers. zach, what a day. six matches in five days in a format far more personal than their weekly battles to beat the course, match play championship. two of the game's rising stars, rory mcilroy and hunter mahan won morning matches to get to the final. mahan without a win on his resume but you have to think he'll change that before too long. beautiful approach to 10. darn near goes in. sets up birdie, goes to four. mcilroy with a chance to go to one. no putter required. perfect for the reigning u.s. open champ. he would get to within two. mahan needs two-putts on 17. go ahead and give him the the second one. 2-1 over mcilroy for the world title. we'll have a check of the forecast with john coming up after this. [ dog barking in distance ] ♪ [ guitar: power chord ] ♪ [ hard rock ] [ snarls ] ♪ [ continues ] [ thunderclaps ] [ announc

kendall walker gets in the lane for the top finish. beat the rap tores to snap their 16 game losing streak. and number four, red sox pitcher announced his retirement. he spent 19 seasons in the majors and won 200 games. and number three, round two at rivera. phil mickelson's approach. bones can keep the putter in the bag. rolls in for an eagle. number two, the winning streak ends at 7 for the knicks. jeremy lynn finished with 26 points, but also had nine turnovers. listen to how quick the new york media can turn. >> jeremy not wanting to take as many shots and he needs to pass the ball and not have the ball on his hands as much seems to have taken him out of his rhythm from what i have seen so far. >> he got 26 points. >> wow. well said, coach. these are the same people that ran sam out of town and he won a second super bowl. he's going to be on the big stage sunday night. their national game against the mavs. >> did i hear right? he had nine turnovers? >> he did. >> not good. mardi gras. [ tires squeal, engine revs ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male anno

kendall marshall late in the break dishes to john henson for the dunk.er a minute to go, tar heels up four, harrison barns drives, pull-up jumper, got it. 18 points, north carolina rallies to beat maryland 83-74. interpr terps lose five of their last six. >>> 11:00 a.m. this morning, the students were buzzing at verizon center. georgetown in transition, henry simms, look at the big man, nice move, hits the jumper, part of a 14-0 run. simms had a team-high 13 points. second half, george town up by 20, south florida turns it over. one of 17 in the game. leaving it for lubick, the hoyas had five in double figures, georgetown crushes south florida 75-45, improving to 8-3 in the big east. >>> let's go to fairfax, a battle for first place in the caa, george mason taking on old dominion. patriots down four, edwards tries to pass, stolen by iliatis. lay it's up and in. george mason committed 21 turnovers, monarchs up six at the break. but george mason opens the second half on a 16-4 run, including this it great play. ryan pierson to von gray. patriots never look

were called out to the 5200 block of darian road at 2:30 this morning and then found 27-year-old kendalltat on the in northeast baltimore. he later died in the hospital. >>> a harper county cab driver is recovering after he was stabbed by a fare. deputies said the 53-year-old bob donley was asked to take a man to fountain green road in bel air when he was attacked. the owner of the abc taxicab company says they have been flooded with calls from angry customers worried they're going to shut down. instead they're working on stewart upgrades, including security walls in the cancel, and credit card machines. they will no longer accept cash. they are still looking for a suspect. >>>in the last couple of days we've had three seasons, spring, fall and winter. snow, wind and cold has taken over our attention. meteorologist wyatt is how this week will play out. >> wintery weather yesterday. today it was all about the wind chill factor and even tonight the winds are still up around 20 miles per hour in spots. you see the results. feels like just 16 now in baltimore. 19 in philly. we have 7 in alto

wri is a kendall ght. the combine ends tomorrow. nba all-star game is over. it was won by the west. loaded with star power. lebron james put on a show. there was little or no defense played for 3/4 of the game. the start of the stars last night, kevin durant. he played like one of the three or quarter best players in the nba. he had 36 and wins the nba awards. the west wins the all-star game. catholic league boys' tournament. john carroll against mount st. joseph's. st. joseph's in the white led by cameron williams. he is an impressive young man. rodney elliott. st. joe's down 9 at the half. williams was the tournament mvp. young made 11 of 11 free throws. the 41st catholic league crown. both teams are headed to the prestigious tournament in cumberland. the daytona 500 rescheduled for today at noon. >> here's a look at what is coming up. >> the war in afghanistan claims the life of a husband and father. >> the candidates are working the campaign trail ahead of tomorrow's primaries. how the race is shaping up in how the race is shaping up in hi. we're spreading the word about new hon

alley-oop from kendall walker. and he was shooting the lights out. 8 of 8 from downtown. he takes home with 34 points. 146-133. >> warrior hall of famer, put in the fear into kevin. he was pretty good in all-star celebrity game. hart was the mvp and also got ejected from the game. his team won it 86-54. that is wrap on morning sports. we'll have more at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend everybody. >>> next at 8:30, surging gas prices. >> no, this is not normal. >> why californians are paying record prices and other states are getting a gallon for less than $3. >> and analyzing dna of your unborn baby. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >> terry: good morning, i'm terry mcsw

>>> city police are looking for who is responsible for a fatal shooting in baltimore. 27-year-old kendalle not made any arrests. >>> a sentencing hearing begins f a maryland prison inmate who could be executed for killing a correctional officer. he will choose today whether a judge or a jury is to decide his fate. he could be the first person executed since maryland changed its capitol punishment law. >>> the baltimore grand prix could soon be roaring back through the streets. the mayor says the terms of a new 5 year deal will be revealed on wednesday. they terminated their original contract after that group failed ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ there's a boy i know he's the one i dream of ♪ looks into my eyes ♪ takes me to the clouds above ♪ ooh, i lose control, can't seem to get enough, uh-huh ♪ when i wake from dreaming ♪ tell me, is it really love ♪ >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." that, of course, whitney houston by herself. just singing to effects, no musicians. just that pure, powerful voice. >>> composer quincy jones is himself a true music legend. he's the career since she was a teenag

kendal state especially was found with multiple gunshot wiewntds, right now no arrests have been made>>> in annapolis said lawmakers resume debate on a plan to allow same sex couples to mary here. wjz and andrea fujii are live on the latest with this contentious issue to say the least. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. later today supporters of same sex marriage will rally in annapolis trying to move this bill forward as the debate continues and emotions are running high on both sides. opponents of the state same sex marriage proposal rallied last month near the state house steps. their message to lawmakers, vote no on the bill. the bill's future rests in the hands of the house of delegates and now lawmakers on both sides of the issue are making their voices heard. >> i don't believe that we are going to lose. >> delegate emmett burns is against the bill and is also a pastor, he says more religious groups are speaking out against it. >> people are rushing up to me saying we don't want this. >> it is going to be close but i think we are going to be successful. >> reporter: he is

>>reporter: bay area komen board vice president kendall says the local champ chapter objected to cutting funding to planned parenthood from the beginning. >> conversation has been totally taken over by this and i think our reputation has been damaged. >>reporter: besides the hundreds of angry calls and e-mails fielded by chapter staff at least one local organization has decided to give its 2800 dollar donation to another non-profit. >> change your mind. >> no. not this time. it's too little too late. we don't want it to be connected with any kind of political affiliation or any kind of political issue. >>reporter: bay area komen foundation could not put a dollar amount yet on donations lost from all of this. so far they say no major donor sponsored pulled out. in alameda, abc 7 news. >>> more to get to this friday night. future of candlestick park. looks like san francisco mayor is resigned to losing the 49 ers to santa clara. >> wells fargo. wells fargo. bank of america. >> homeowner desperate to save their piece of the american dream. where they can get help all weekend. >> i'm in the

i fell in with a bunch of kendall d. school faculty. size writing teaching cases. kennedy school at a professional school. it's not a political science department. as for people who are going to work in government and public policy. and therefore, like a lot of business schools, they do a lot of their teaching by the case method and there is a little shop there a full-time case raiders and i got this wonderful job doing that, except nobody reads your stuff. it's kind of like working at "the new yorker." you get lots of time to work and great access and you call somebody and sandman at harvard and like to interview and they say yes. so it was a training ground for what i really wanted to do. writers are sort of serial academics lets us what they are. you're completely fascinated by whatever you're doing at the time in many of the state behind without a second thought and go do something else. and that is how i was trying to learn to be a good nature. i got attacked by a group of faculty at the school, who were beginning a big project on reinventing policing. and to

. >> wow okay so we are very lucky some of these girls -- they will perform for us alissa, kendall and cameron >> they are doing our balance routine a lot of static holds. >> let's go for it ♪[ music ] >>> if you would like to find out more about extreme acro and cheer, we will learn about more camp classes coming up as well. >> that is amazing. amazing. >> it is >> i know >> very impressive thank you annie. >> whose dresses did you love? whose did you late. oscar fashions in 15 minutes. >> i hope we talk about gwen it paltro. >> dr. oz joins us live he is on a mission to set the record straight about five diet myths making you fat coming up 45 minutes time now 7:57 a.m. we will be right back q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month - over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without having to rinse them first. now see for yourself why millions have switched to finish. join the finish revolution. and for two years in a row, finish quantum was rated

. >> even in college a lot of college textbooks are coming on gadgets like, this the kendall and theood posture. we don't talk about that anymore. we are constantly hunched over. and if you are in a couch or if you ever look at anybody on a train, have you noticed, everybody is like looking down. that really misaligns like i said before that cervical spine. and we get so many other fan fess stations. >> are kids getting more and more headaches these days because of this sort of stuff? not just ipads and cell phones but video games nintendo. >> video games as well. >> i think they're. also eye strain. constantly, you know, sometimes it's far away. sometimes it's in 3-d. and sometimes you -- if you ever did mario cart and you actually get a little sea sick and everything else like that. i'm sure they have headaches. >> moderation is the key? >> it's the key. >> as with everything. >> as with everything. listen to your kids. >> christine burkhardt our senior producer dad used to say don't sit so close to the tvuv rays are going to damage your eyesight and brain. is that nonsense. >> tha

kendall will be counting the ballots and circle the name of the candidate they want, pass them to thet. six precincts total. tally them up, send them to the county and those go to the state and hope in a matter of a couple hours they have their candidate, their preference for president of the united states in the republican party in colorado, wolf. >> let me see that sample ballot? does it still have names of those who dropped out? jon huntsman, michele bachmann. what's this matter with these people? why can't they print up ballots without those who dropped out. >> reporter: wolf wants to know how come you have old candidates. they have to print them up at some point but they can still vote for these people if they choose but i haven't spoken to any planning to vote for herman cain or michele bachmann. >> can you ask the folks in that room are they still open to changing their minds or 100% settled in on their candidate? are they willing to hear their friends and neighbors? >> reporter: sure. does anybody here feel like their mind is not made up, they talked to anybody here tonight or

some good that isn't an unreasonable stance to take so it would have arms to build up over time and kendal law to dillinger enforced. >> i whimp the gentleman and yield five minutes to the gentleman from oklahoma and would ask him if he would yield for 15 seconds. >> i absolutely would. >> one thing i've seen a pattern of today is every question seems to be about the consumer financial protection bureau and nothing about people whose applications arrived in the senate after they were sworn in. >> thank you mr. chairman and that is where i want to land on. it's interesting to me that a lot of the conversations about could this be permissible is there a person out there somewhere obviously the statement for the bush administration there was an individual but consider this the bush administration didn't take that of vice. they took the advice of office over that and said that isn't appropriate. with this has done is for the political expediency of the president to make him look tough to fight against the allegations that you've been weakened in the past he has to get the election and look tou