michelle kosinski, nbc news, miami. >>> and josie is undergoing a third brain surgery today.sands of people are expected to gather this weekend for a walk athon to raise money for her and her family. 11:409 time right now. should happy meals be banned? plus, today wall street will attempt to recover from friday's selloff. we'll have the latest numbers. >>> and president clinton talks about his role his daughter's upcoming wedding. we'll hear about that. stay >>> well, most kids just love those kids meals at fast food restaurants and they're ease for parents, too. one california politician thinks shows meals are helping to make kids fat. ken yag ser asking county staff to draw up a law that would limit their ability to offer a toy as an incentive to buy a less than healthy meal. >> the industry is spending hundreds of millions of dollars on advertising campaigns to get kids to go into the restaurants. they have no idea about the contaminate of calories and poor nutrition in these meals. >> yager believes unhealthy food is just as much a threat to children's health as col and c

for "today," michelle kosinski, nbc news, miami. >> josie's mother, hilda gotay is joining us exclusivelyorney. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning, ann. >> hilda, let me ask you first. it was a week ago today that your daughter, joedsy, was able to recognize you. can you describe that moment? >> it was fantastic. it just took my breath away when she was able to actually look at me and took her left hand to reach me, to hug me. i mean, it was a great, great feeling. >> i understand that she has been crying a lot. can you talk to us about how she is dealing with her injuries and also does she understand what has happened to her? >> no. she's confused and she does not know why she's there. and that's why when the crying comes in, because she doesn't know why she's there, you know. and, of course, she has a lot of headaches, too. >> she has brain surgery for a third time later on today. what are doctors telling you, h hilda, about her prognosis? >> well, they say she's a good candidate, that it's going to take a long haul, you know, but little by little. we don't re

nbc's michelle kosinski has more from orlando. michelle, what can you tell us about these letters?y onto these other inmates? >> reporter: tamron, there won't supposed to be any notes passed between casey anthony and anybody else. a guard has been suspended since this happened. she established a friendship with a drug dealer. she wrote hundreds of pages here positively crammed with daughte whom she's accused of murdering, saying how much he misses her. she wishes she could have five more minutes with her. she'd give her life to do so. she also professes her innocence, though, saand says s was a great mom. she tells her inmate friend she was sexually abused by her brother as a young teenager and she thinks her dad did the same thing to her when she was younger. these are allegations her family, though, adamantly denies. police say that she actually said things to other inmates that are more surprising. but they're not reflected in the letters or in transcripts that police provided. they say she told inmates that there was no nanny whom she has claimed kidnapped her daughter and also