as soon as she'd arrived, baby kendal was wis k add way by a team of emergency doctors.n in her stomach. 24-hour care. you still don't know what kendal's facing. >> correct. >> you have a couple years, at least? >> yes. >> reporter: to wait, watch, and worry. >> every milestone's going to be like is she going to or is she not going to? is she going to be three months late because she was born early? we won't know the full extent until she goes to school and starts to learn. >> reporter: kendal and michelle are among the lucky ones. they lived. we now know according to federal statistics the listeria outbreak last september was the most deadly food outbreak in the u.s. in nearly a century. one of the worst three outbreaks ever. nearly three dozen americans died. better. being fed through a button in her stomach. 24-hour care. you still don't know what kendal's facing. >> correct. >> you have a couple years, at least? >> yes. >> reporter: to wait, watch, and worry. >> every milestone's going to be like is she going to or is she not going to? is she going to be three months

jack drescher, psychiatrist who has written and edited many books and rind kend yan kendall, studying political science at columbia university, hoping to be a lawyer one day to advocate on behalf of kids. ryan, you were in this therapy for years, correct? sfctnal. y a, en enough, you're unloveable and that plays out in very damaging op'siv. 3 %eens d bt >om sllla t--at it worked, claimed they're no longer gay. and the more you talk to them, they'll admit they still have same sex orientation, they're still attracted to people of the same sex, they're just forcing themselves, repressing themselves so they don't act out on it. that doesn't seem like a healthy way to live. >> people who have been through the treatments don't call themselves heterosexual. they call themselves ex-gay. >> they don't have that, like, in the -- their heart is not attracted to somebody of the opposite sex. >> usually not. some people -- some people may be bisexual by nature, they have attractions to both, but the truth of the matter is that their identity, who i think i am as a person doesn't necessarily have t

you still don't know what kendall is facing. >> correct. >> right. >> you have a couple years at least to wait, watch and worry. >> every milestone is going to be like is she going to do it, not doing it? will she be three months late because she was born three months early? i'm sure we won't know everything, the full extent, until she goes to school and starts to learn. >> reporter: kendall and michelle are among the lucky ones. they lived. we now know according to federal statistics the listeria outbreak last september was the most deadly food outbreak in the u.s. in nearly a century and one of the worst three outbreaks ever. nearly three dozen americans died. it should never have happened. last fall as people began to die, to fall sick, investigators from the food and drug administration administration and theers? for disease control fanned out across two dozen states interviewing those falling ill or relatives of those who died. they took samples of blood and samples of fruit still sitting in refrigerators, and the trail of evidence, the cantaloupes themselves, led to this remote p

. >> when ryan kendall was 13, his mother read his diary and discovered he was gay.hat was the beginning of the most painful years of his life. >> for years i thought that god hated me because i was gay. >> reporter: ryan says his parents were determined to change him. they signed him up for what is called reparative therapy, with the national association for research and therapy of homosexuality. otherwise known as narth. the therapy aimed at changing sexual orientation has been used for decades as a way to turn potentially gay children straight. >> every day i would hear this is a choice. this could be fixed. >> reporter: did you believe that? >> i never believed that. i know i'm gay just like i know i'm short and i'm half hispanic and i never thought those facts would change. it is part of my core fundamental identity. so the parallel would be sending me to tall camp and saying if you try really hard, one day you can be 6'1 ". >> reporter: ryan says he was treated by joseph nikelosi who today is still associated with narth. >> the refrain was the religious one thi

when ryan kendall was 13 his mother read his diary and discovered he was gay.ginning of the most painful years of his life. >> for years i thought god hated me because i was gay. >> ryan said his parents were determined to change him. they signed him up with repairable therapy. it's otherwise known as narth. repairive therapy, changed sexual orientation has been used for decades to turn potentially gay children straight. >> i know i'm gay like i'm short and half hispanic. it's part of my core fundamental identity. the comparative would be saying like sending me to tall camp. >> he said he was treated by dr. joseph nicolosi. as his office outside los angeles we asked nicolosi about treating ryan kendall about 14 years ago. >> i'm not familiar. >> his parents have provided bills. there have been checks to your office but no record. >> no. >> he says that your therapy was quite harmful. he said you told him to butch up, quote/unquote. >> never. that's not my lanch. >> you said, people like others are trying to g it the gay out of people? >> that's a bad way of say

bridget kendall, bbc news. >> you're watching "bbc world news." still to come -- we report on a campaign in australia for parents who lose their children before they're born. mexican authorities have discovered 49 mutilated bodies dumped on a roadside near the northern city of monterrey. security officials have blamed the killings on a conflict between rival drug gangs. will grant reports from mexico city. >> it was as violent an episode as mexico has seen in its drugs war. dozens of mutilated bodies beheaded and unceremoniously dumped in plastic bags on a road leading out to the industrial city of monterrey. authorities in the region said identification of the bodies was further complicated by the fact the killers had removed the victims' hands. this is a manifestation of violence between rival crimes. this is not an attack on the civilian population. it's very important to recognize that. >> this part of the country is under control of house and drug cartel. in particular, a vast criminal network. the cartels are battling over the lucrative drug

. >> reporter: at his office, outside los angeles, we asked if he remembered treating ryan kendall aboutyears earlier. >> i'm not familiar with the name at all. >> reporter: his parents have provided bills from your office, there have been checks written to your office. but no record? >> no. >> reporter: he says that your therapy was quite harmful. he said you told him to butch up, quote/unquote. >> that's not our language. >> reporter: when somebody says people like yourself, others are trying to get the gay out of people. >> that's a terrible way of phrasing it. i would rather say we're trying to bring out the heterosexuality in you. >> reporter: he says he's kept hundreds of children from growing up to be gay. he credits this man, george reekers, a researcher area big believer that homosexuality can be revented. he worked as a doctoral student. he treated a boy named kirk murphy. to turn around kirk's so-called sissy behavior, kirk was repeatedly asked to choose between traditionally masculine toys like plastic knives and guns or feminine ones like dolls and a play crib. if he chose t

go accidents -- two accidents in bel air at 53 and kendall gateway another one on laurel road.t on the beltway speeds at the moment 60 and 63. speeds on 895 still looking good. traffic light on all your major road ways. there's another live look outside at 795 south of franklin. visit your toyota dealer today and test drive the new 2012 camry. back over to you. >>> beach field elementary middle is closed today due to a water main break. the staff is being asked to report. >>> the manhunt is over for the mississippi man wanted for murdering a woman and oldest dur est daughter then -- daughter then kidnapping her two younger daughters. >> adam mays shot and killed himself after swat teams moved in to arrest him. >> preliminary reports indicate mays shot himself in the head and was fro pro announced dead -- pronounced dead at an area hospital. >> he's been on the run since april 27th. the bodies of the mother and the oldest daughter were found in shallow graves on mays property last week. his wife told police he killed them so that he could kidnap the younger girls. they were char

and they are like i love the kendall. what do you have on the kendall for me?act, a woman way ahead of your time. >> yeah, and the gay marriages are the most fun. sometimes i get straight couples who say, would you renew our vows. boring, hello. >> people who renew their vows usually get divorced. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> isn't it true? >> yeah. >> it's just important for gays to have the right to be able to have all of the rights that all of these other trolls have. >> yeah. >> you know. seriously. and besides they make much better wedding receptions. >> right? >> okay? >> know how to party. >> okay. thank you. >> the head of the -- >> and rachel has taken to pronouncing it with the german accent. >> right. >> he said while president obama has played politics on this issue, the republican party has been clear. oh, please. >> oh, yeah. oh, please. >> he is the biggest flipper in the history of flopping. >> and how about the other day when rick santorum came on jay leno. >> yeah. >> the only time you should tell a woman what do with her eggs is when you'r

the move is not about to affect kendall sales.hey will continue to offer a wide variety of e.read expand other pads. starting in november spirit will charge $100 at the gate for a carry on bag that goes into an overhead pip. bags that fit unseats will still be free. >>> one of the best recognized paintings is now the only privately held copy. he brought in nearly $21 million and shattered the previous record of 21 million for a picasso. there are three original versions and they are all in museums. >>> a los angeles pitcher is on cloud nine this morning. >> corey hunter giving chase, there he goes. >> weaver, a 9-0 victory he struck out 9 batters and his teammates loved him as you can see after that final out. let's check back in with sal after a look at traffic this morning. >> traffic is doing well around the bay area and let's start off with high away 4 traffic is locking good coming to the grade. at the bay bridge toll plaza, there is the giant daytime game and the game starts at 12:30 and will be done right in time for the af

kim kardashian gave me a call to train kendall. >> stop and pose. >> don't pick your feet up, kendall>> she helped me be more aware of where my feet are and totally transformed my walk. >> my best tip was just hold on to that camera. bringing that personality, having the miss usa, miss universe bubble above your head and going for it. >> really communicate with your eyes. it's all about right here and just have confidence. >> the competition, airing live sunday on nbc will be hosted by giuliana and andy cohen. and we have a theory on why g, a former contestant herself, didn't make it to miss usa. >> i'll give her a behind. she'll understand. >> lou explains how to do a winning walk at the show room. >> we're walking the runway, we're coming back. my judges are usually sitting here and we always give them a final turn so that they can say, did i like the other girl better or like this girl? i want you to be you because that's the girl that stands there and says let's get it straight. these are the girls, they're only here to give me time to change clothes. go ahead, miss rhode island,

. >> at his office outside los angeles we asked nikolosi if he remembered treating ryan kendall. >> i'mot familiar with him at all. >> his parents have provided bills. there have been checks written to your office, but no record. >> no. >> he said your therapy was quite harmless. he said you told him to butch up, quote/unquote. >> never. it's not our glaj. >> when somebody says people like yourself, others are trying to get the gay out of people. >> that's a terrible decision. >> nicolosi says he's kept hundreds of children from growing up gay. he credits this man, george reekers, a researchers who believes it can be prevented. rekers worked in the 1970s in a governmental program later called sissy boy syndrome to turn around kirk's so-call sissy behavior he was repeatedly asked to choose from traditional masculine toys like knives and guns or feminine toys like dolls in a play crib. if he chose the feminine items, his mother would be told to ignore him. his siblingings say his outgoing personality changed as a result of his personality. >> he had no idea,000 relate to people. >> george

major jay alban, captain ryan bopray, corporal brian kennedy and staff sergeant kendall waters bay.families and friends ba barely had time to register the beginning of the conflict before being forced to confront its awesome costs. eight years, seven months and 25 days later, army specialist david hickman was on patrol in baghdad. that's when his vehicle struck a roadside bomb. he became the last of nearly 4,500 american patriots to give their lives in iraq. a month after david's death, the days before the last american troops including david were scheduled to come home, i met with the hickman family at ft. bragg. right now, the hickmans are beginning a very difficult journey that so many of your families have traveled before. a journey that even more families will take in the months and years ahead. to the families here today, i repeat what i said to the hickmans. i cannot begin to fully understand your loss. as a father, i cannot begin to imagine what it's like to hear that knock on the door and learn that your worst fears have come true. but as commander in chief, i can tell you

dave kendall... drives this van... around stockton callfornia, .. giving ridds...edy.../ tuesday,... he picked up these two him for a ride... to the their friend...//. dave...- said... he;d... do it,.../ but... after... he picked up ...some other people ... he.. that'ss.. when... the two and... took... the keys..../ dave... called 911,... told them what happened .. and... said the men ...were headed .. for the jail.../. police... were waiting.. 3pwhen they arrived. - &pon a scale of 1-10 how umb i that it wasn't really smart yesterdayy becuase i spent the better part the twoomen ...are faaing multiple felony charges, .. now.../ they''l... get to spend a lot more time... with thh friend.. they were going to visit. 3 the city shapes up. we'll show you how ballimore is battling the bulge one family at a time. some.. some.. baltimore students... are.. getting out... of the pllsssoom..... and....into ssape. shape.---one, two, threee four---- it was fit fammlies field day at the hopkins track and field.... our very own patrice harris met up witt students from the stadium

>>> next on american history tv, kendall gott talks about the civil war battle of ft. d donelson. he's a professor at the u.s. army combined armed center, and the author of "where the south lost the war." an analysis of the ft. henry, ft. donelson campaign. he gave this talk at the visitor's center in dover, tennessee. it's 50 minutes. >> the push of today is not to give a blow by blow of the battle. i've been asked to give random thoughts if the 150 years that have passed since the battle. i'll focus my remarks on that. for more detailed analysis of that, my book, i would love for you to buy that, but there's some others out there, too. dr. kuhning wrote an excellent book on the battle itself and the short film that's involved here and the interpretation with the rangers, seek those out for the blow by blow. we'll have more of a macro level for this here. it is exciting to be here for the 150th anniversary. as historians we look back and we think 150 years is a long time but really it isn't. we're talking -- it may depend on how old you are. great grandfathers, maybe great great

lana kuykendall (lah-nnh kirk---kendall) -- whoodeliverrd twins at a hospital in atlanta on mayy evvnth- is being &&ptreated in greenviile.surgeons cut oot dead skin and tissues &pover several days.a friend just vvey worriid, very upset. is mmyfriend, who jst had these two eautiful babies, and noo she is inupstairs, and not aall to enjoy the bonding experience, &pann enjoy theebabies.i'm annrew spencer reportingg &p3 it's uncllar ow kuykendall was infected. 3 legendarr musician chuck brown -3 has died at the age of 75. washington,,d-c... back ii the 3 johhs hhpkins hhspital... from multi-organ failurr causeddby sepsis.funeerl arranggments have not yet been announced. 3 the second wwfe of robert f. kennedy junior has died.on -& wednesday... policeefound mary kennndyyin her new york home..-& the couple... who has four children together... divorced in 2010.as of now... no cause - marr kennedy was 52 years old. 3 & 3 it was a ggvernmenttprogrrm... you leeaned abouu fiist on foxx -3 free cell phones giiee to peoole who recieve goverrment aid, buttwe found people taking advantage of it. it..1

commissioners i have served with -- bill sygaya, frank fung, and then no particular order, we got kendall goh, tanya peterson, takie -- katie albright, rich hillis. and i guess i am going to finish with talking about frank. i hope i do not embarrass frank, but my brother in law, my sister married a man, jack, who was a fit generation architect. and he was the only architect of that family left, so he got most of the books in that family, and i used to enjoy a quiet moments, reading through those books, and i ran across something, and i had already known for it, and i thought it was an inscription, so i wrote it down, and if you will forgive me, i'm going to read it. it reads, "while it is a great thing to be an architect of buildings, it is a far greater things to be an architect of affairs. a man of affairs who, with the broadening of his mind, looks to other sources of human endeavor, the telling of a story, and the enjoyment of drinks with friends, the unraveling of political situations. the designing of some method to equalize the burdens on every member of the human family. thank you

dave kendall drrvee this van around stockton alifoonia, givinn rides to the needy and making they needo go. on puesday, he picked up theee two "winners" who askeddhim for ride to the coontt jail to visit their friend. dave said he could do it, but after he picked up some other eople &phe already scheduled. hat' when the two men jumped him, giving him aablacc eye and takinggthe keys. dave called 911, told them what had hhppened and said the men were headed for the jail. police were waiting when they aarived. 3 on a scale of 1-10 how dumb is that t wasn't really smart becuase i spent the better part the two men are facing good news is they'll get to spend a lot more timm with the earlier we reported on the -3 &pfinanciil struggles oo the city financed hilton hotel in ddwntown baltimore. baatimore. and that brinns us to our question of the day. do &pyou think the city should bb in the hotee businnss? business? robert writes on facebook... "no because tte our schools and our rrc centers" ceeters." and steveewrites "ooly if they can make a profit. profit. &pmost of you believe thht it isn't

kendall coffee is a former federal prosecutor, also msnbc legal analyst, good morning to you. this is the sixth day of deliberations, very few people expected it to even take this long. what are the chances that jury, eight men, four women, what are the chances they are deadlocked? >> well, it's too early to conclude deadlock but i think we can assess this is a hard working jury, methodical jury and they have some questions about whether or not john edwards should be found guilty. because this could have been a quick deliberation, obviously if the jury had come back within a couple days, very bad news for john edwards. but they are taking it seriously, they're going through the documents. the judge thought it might expedite things to have all the exhibits brought back there, so hard to say when we'll get a verdict i would be surprised if it's today. >> with 300 pieces of send back to the jury room yesterday, what do you think happened there and what could they be looking for specifically? >> well, it appears they are following the road map in the indictment itself. earlier in

i think frank gore is the best running back in the league, and brandon jacobs and kendall hunter, haveone great things, and with me coming in, i can learn. i think that's the most important thing for me to do. sit back and watch them operate, and hopefully down the road i can be a great player. >> mike: let's tee it up at the players championship. beautiful shot of the signature par three 17th at tpc saw grass. tiger woods made the cut but continues to struggle. a gimme put for par on 2, not good. jobs the hole. shoots 72. rickie fowler, fresh off his win last week, hungry for more. shoots a 66 but now three back. matt kuchar in the driver's seat. big mistake on the signature hole. finds the water. bogeyed the all. one shat off the lead which belongs to kevin na. >> former warrior head coach don nelson making news. he graduated today in iowa. the former hawkeye star and nba hamers returned to the college to receive his batch already's degree in physical education. he was eight credits short, took correspondence classes and 51 years later he has his degree. never too late for you kids o

here is our bbc correspondent, -- ken doll -- bridget kendal. >> what are the options? already the diplomatic pressure has been stepped up, including 18 in syria trying to implement the peace plan of kofi annan. but still, the only hope for peace, according to the british foreign secretary who was in moscow today. but they worry that the diplomatic rhetoric is beginning to sound hollow. >> we very much agree that the kofi annan plan is the best hope for syria. at the moment, the only hope for syria to try to break the cycle of violence. >> not all countries blame the alleged massacre on the government. china and russia want an inquiry, but the big question is, are we looking at a turning point that could lead to an international military intervention. it does not look likely. even if what happens was beyond doubt the work of the syrian government, russia says it is firmly opposed to u.n. military action. and russian opinion is not the only reason. there is the american presidential election. none of them wants to get sucked into a fresh military adventure. today, after

let me address acting ig mary kendall, who is presently at the department of interior. he's been there since 2009 in an acting role. and has suspended or debarred 78 firms or individuals. she's also responsible for the investigation into the department's general management service. so i don't think we would at any point suggest that she hasn't done a good job, in fact a very effective job as an acting ig, correct? >> i know, mary, i think the world of mary, and i think she's done a great word. -- job. >> i can't begin to tell you how important i think you are in the role that you play, i want to focus on what we should be doing to make sure that the recommendations we make are actually implemented. because for the talk of billions of dollars, of potential savings that you are able to ferret out in any investigation, unless the department additionally takes action, there is no hammer. how do we give you more teeth, is one question, two having been in your position for 12 or 10 years now, i guess. i recognize that this committee has take an real interest in ig recommendat

. >> kendall, the autopsy showing trayvon martin had traces of thc in his system.his is not a surprise because it has been reported he was suspended from school for having a baggy of marijuana residue. also thc can stay in your system for up to 90 days, i believe, so it doesn't mean he was on drugs that evening. how do you think this is going to impact the case against zimmerman? >> the traces are irrelevant. legally, there is nothing about whatever george zimmerman did or didn't do that was based upon his thinking that trayvon martin had been ingesting mayor wan that some previous time. i don't think it will be allowed to come before a jury. what's going to be critical is finding out who actually started the physical fight. it seems likely the jury will think zimmerman may have confronted martin first. the verbals aren't the key thing. it could be critically important to know who threw the first pinch. if somebody hits somebody else, that's a crime. if george zimmerman threw the first punch, he does not have a right, having committed a crime, to invoke the stand y

for example, in march of this year acting under secretary kendall issued a memorandum that was designed to take initial steps to stand up in aggressive and comprehensive anti-counterfeiting program to detect electronic counterfeit parts and other critical safety parts. we're unaware to date inform any loss of life or catastrophic mission failure that has occurred because of counterfeit parts. that doesn't mean we should stop addressing the issue. we will not stop until we strengthen more efforts to identify, prevent and detect these pieces of equipment from entering our supply chain. i would note, too, that we worked closely with the white house intellectual property coordinator to try to strengthen reporting requirements through the the establishment of contracting guidelines for suppliers of goods and services to the u.s. government. not just to the department of defense. those recommendations are in coordination right now with the office of management and budget. finally when counterfeiting problems are identified we worked closely with law enforcement to have those issues investigat