MALVEAUX: Bradley Manning, heroic whistle-blower or traitor? Or more on the point, today, was Manning, a U.S. soldier, a victim of torture at Virginia's Quantico Marine Base? As early as this afternoon, Manning will testified about that very issue at Ft. Meade. He is accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of war logs and diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks. But he's likely going to detail how he was treated while confined at Quantico. Manning claims that for nine month his was held in his cell for 23 hours a day, checked every five minutes, and often stripped naked. If that is proven true, Manning could go free. Some of the most celebrated names in boxing today paid tribute to the late world champion, Hector "Macho" Camacho at a wake in Puerto Rico. Camacho died Saturday from a gunshot wound he suffered earlier in the week outside a bar near San Juan. Camacho was know for his fierce and flamboyant fighting style but led a troubled personal life. A first of its kind lawsuit has been filed against a group claiming that it can turn gay men straight. The Southern Poverty Law Center, known for going after hate groups, filed the suit on behalf of four men today. The men say they suffered from depression, anxiety after months of therapy with a group called JONAH. That stands for Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing. Men say their parents spent a lot of money on conversion therapy that added up to consumer fraud.</s>FERGUSON: I watched as grown men were frenzied into fits of emotional rage against their mothers and encouraged to act out physical violence against their parents in order to access their so-called true manhood and become more heterosexual.</s>MALVEAUX: The lawsuit says the gay conversion techniques included violently beating effigies of their mothers with tennis rackets, having to strip naked in group sessions and being subjected to ridicule and mock locker room scenarios. CNN has reached out to the conversion group, JONAH, for comment and has not received a response. Black Friday, Cyber Monday encourages shopping, right? Today, we'll focus on giving instead of getting.
Gay Conversion Therapy Lawsuit Filed