now reporter laura logan is speaking out about that ordeal for the first time. but first we want to show you another look for the royal wedding. these celebrities were invited. soccer star david beckham. here is a photo of the celebrities. and you can see singer elton john and his partner. >>> well welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. prince william and kate middleton are officially married. the couple are at birmingham palace as other members of the royal family continue to arrive. now we are waiting for the couple and the queen and the royal family to appear on the balcony at birmingham palace. that is expected to take place in 35 minutes about 5:25 this morning. that is kate middleton as she arrived at west minister abbey at 3:00 this morning after leaving the hotel with her father. certainly a lot of anticipation over her wedding dress which was long sleeve with lots of race. the two made the short commute in a rolls royce. >>> for the first time foreign correspondent laura logan is sharing her story about being attacked. thousands had gathered to se

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to your underwear and placed into solitary confinement we've got the man who put obama on the spot logan price joining us from san francisco we'll talk whistleblowing with kevin zeese and to manson and jake and i will sit down lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer the man whose book was so good the pentagon try to buy every copy yes i'd like to honor p.f.c. manning but contrary to rumor and request i won't be doing it by delivering tonight's show my underwear you're welcome and you're watching out of versus the man. the way. every politician will tell you they support people within the government speaking out against wrongdoing within government whistleblowers those who have the courage to stand up to their chain of command or supervisors to get the truth out and bring accountability were so often there is none tragically that support seems to end the moment the truth being brought to light signs on the corruption of the politicians . such is the case with bradley manning the us army whistleblower accused of leaking documents known as the afghan war diary the iraq war logs and some of veris

police say michael santos left home for james logan high school just before eight wednesday morning wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, blue skinny jeans and green sneakers. if you have information you are asked to call police. >> san jose police are investigating a fatal accident involving a bicyclist apparently hit by a friend. he was driving down cherry avenue early yesterday morning. he was coming from a party and police say he was hit by a friend who had also just driven away from the same party. the 31-year-old bicyclist was pronounced dead, the driver also 32 was questioned and released. officers say they are looking into a cause and if alcohol was involved. >> right now a protest continues in vallejo over plans to build a new neighborhood park on what's considered sacred ground. as we first told you last night

when lara logans just knew she was going to die. his life could end if he doesn't get proper treatment for a >>> timing is running out for an 8-year-old bay area boy full of life much his life though could end if he doesn't get proper treatment for a potentially fatal blood disease. grace lee on the one thing that could help his chances and the fight to make that possible. >> reporter: he is 8 years old and has no fear tearing around on his four wheeler. careening on two wheels. he is an array of activity. >> anybody that knows him knows that he is off the wall. >> reporter: one reason he is packed full of energy, he has been isolated for weeks. a potentially fatal blood disease undergoing a treatment that suppresses his immune system. >> it is a very dangerous disorder. if untreated 50% of individuals affected by it will die within sixth months. >> reporter: before he was diagnosed he excelled at rugby, quarterback for sunnyvale and swung a bat during baseball season. he loved all of it. the only way he can play again and live is t

. >> logan is back to work. ooh cussy the full interview this sunday on 60 minutes. >> a law meant to stop black market sales of humor governance is being challenged by people who say it's gone too far. grace lee on the thousands of people anxiously awaiting a federal court decision including one little boy from east palo alto. >> he is 8 years old and has no fear tearing around his neighborhood on his four- wheeler. he show boats careening on two wheels. he is is a dizzying array of activity. anyone who knows him knows he is off the wall. >> reporter: one reason he is packed full of energy is an isolated chrome zone. davita has a poe tentially fatal blood disease and is undergoing a treatment that suppresses his immune system. >> it is a dangerous disorder. if untreated 50% of individuals affected by it will die within 6 months. >> reporter: before he was diagnosed, tavita excelled at rugby, quarterbacked for sunning dale and swung a bat during baseball season. he loved all of it. the only way he can play again

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logan dice que le gustaría ser el primer jugador de grandes ligas que ha recibido esta cirugía y ojalá que así sea. vamos contigo ilia al estudio. >>> estamos seguros que así será y sorprendente. gracias por traernos el avance de la ciencia cecilia para los que sufren esta condición. >>> una empleada de un hospital de california, de 75 años fue aing sa jr hago sad r za gad ja hago sa y tampoco deja de usar tacones y planea trabajar otros 5 años a tiempo completo >>> un ejemplo definitivamente, increíble. >>> queremos invitarlos que nos sigan las 24 horas del día las páginas de twitter y fasebook. pueden ver las direcciones y en nuestras páginas personales. >>> así es, gracias ilia por la promoción y pueden ver nuestros reportajes, fotos, videos impactantes y lo puede encontrar en nuestra página de univisión.com. es nuestra familia. >>> univisión.com. >>> nos vemos mañana en otra cita de >>> a continuación el noticiero más premiado del Área de la e s 6. >>> qué tal muy buenas tardes, gracias por estar aquí,n

and by reva & david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund. additional funding for frontline's expanded broadcast season is provided by the bill and melinda gates foundation. >> trahant: this is a story that's been shrouded in secrecy for years. it takes place in an isolated part of alaska 200 miles south of the arctic circle. the village is called st. michael, and it's home to some 360 alaska native people. as a journalist, and as a member of the shoshone-bannock tribes, i've been writing about native americans my whole career, but little could prepare me for what happened in st. michael. many here still remember how innocently it all began. >> growing up, there's so many good memories.m9k the thing i enjoyed the most was the community gathering, the community being together as one and having fun. it was good to s

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, with a grant for "money and march madness" from scott fearon. additional funding for frontline's expanded broadcast season is provided by the bill & melinda gates foundation. ( crowds cheering ) >> bergman: it's march, and the nation has gone mad. ( crowds cheering ) nearly 140 million people tune in to see the biggest basketball tournament on the planet, which ends this weekend with the final four. march madness is a multibillion- dollar business. only the super bowl is bigger. >> the madness is back. >> bergman: the power behind this spectacle is the national collegiate athletic association. they make all the rules for big- time college sports. >> i'm now in my 101st day on the job... >> bergman: mark emmert is the new president. >> many opportunities, m

. >>> cbs news chief foreign correspondent lara logan is telling her harrowing story publicly for the first time. she was sexually assaulted and beaten at the hands of a mob while covering the protests in egypt in february. in an interview with scott pelley for "60 minutes," logan explained what happened that night. >> our camera battery went down. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> and we had to stop for a moment and suddenly, he looks at me and says we've got to get out of here. >> he's not happy here. >> he's egyptian, he speaks arabic and he can hear what the crowd is saying. >> yes. >> he understands what no one else and the crew understands. >> that's right. i thought not only am i going to die here, but it's going to be just a torturous death that's going to go on for ever and ever and ever. and i thought, i'm going to die here, and my next thought was, i can't believe i just let them kill me. that that was -- that was as much fight as i had. that i just gave in. and i gave up on my children so easily. how could you do that? how could you do that? i thought you were stronger than that. >>

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, with a grant from millicent bell through the millicent and eugene bell foundation. >> bergman: we all die, two and a half million americans every year. sometimes, the cause of death is no surprise. sometimes, death comes suddenly-- from accidents, heart attacks, homicides. there are medical experts whose job it is to figure out why and how people die. they are called forensic pathologists or medical examiners, and they perform the postmortem, the autopsy, your last physical exam. ( saw buzzing ) one of the leading forensic pathologists in america is dr. marcella fierro. >> when i was treating live patients, i spoke with them. and when i have dead patients, i talk to them, too. >> bergman: but they don't talk back. >> they talk back to me with their physica

your eye right towards the area of northwest washington, the area of what is now dupont circle and logan circle that more than the places that were pro development government and the kind of real estate investor friends were focusing their development so a lot of the remaining kind of beautiful brick buildings in that area for those of you familiar with the area around logan circle and dupont circle are not too many of them are actually from the 1870's but a model from the 18 eighties and date back to this period of focused development on that section of washington. >> so the accomplish a great deal but at an enormous expense in the sense that the government that they control was not a government elected by the people locally. the second stage of washington's redemption beginning 1874 when the congress once again reorganized the d.c. government this time placing it under the control of a three man commission. in this configuration, no one could vote for any elected official and washington was governed exclusively by three men appointed by the president of the united states and confirmed

he never showed up at james logan high school. he is 5'2" and waying 110 pounds. he may be a run away. >>> summer is around the corner and ma means taking the boat out and hitting the water but it's some boaters are having second thoughts about that. john sasaki has more on why they may not leave the shore. >> reporter: this sunny day is an ideal backdrop for a boat show here. people are looking at mostly sailboats but also yachts which can be major gas guzzlers. it was a perfect day to be on a boat. >> it is wonderful to be in the bay with your family with the wind and no phones ringing. it is just beautiful. >> reporter: mark gillman took his family out on their ski boat, something that won't happen often this summer. >> we can't do that. to play the whole afternoon $100. you know? you know, $100 will pay her daycare. >> reporter: and this is why the cost is so high. gas prices that are well above $4 a gallon. >> okay. >> reporter: take a look at this-foot yacht. down the row one with a 1,000- gallon gas tank. to captain this boat would cost a half million dolla

logan couture scores, makes it 4-3. later it's 5-4, kings -- >> an unbelievable come bac, they trailed 4-0 and now it's 5- 5! >> yep. the sharks come back and tie it up at 5. 3:09 into overtime. marleau to devin setoguchi, and that's the game! 6-5 sharks win it, an unbelievable victory. let's hear from the hero. >> never give up. you know, it was -- it was a great game. we're still -- i don't even know what to feel. words cannot describe a 4-0 come bac. everyone on our team pulled it together and, you know, we'll remember this game for a while. >> first time in 26 years a team had blown a 4-0 lead in a playoff game. wow. >>> giants business. in two games, they took a team with the league's best record and tore them apart. downtown denver we go. giants, rockies. jimenez just off the dl and he gives up a three-run bomb to sandoval, his fifth of the year. it is 4-0 so the giants for the second straight night, they jump on rockies pitching. in the 3rd, rowand gets nailed in the right forearm, leaves the game. kind of timely

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund. >> go to work, go to work, go to work, go to work, go to work. let's go! >> we got to use what we have. >> whoa! >> pick it up, boys! >> ...14, 15, 16, 17... ( whistle blows ) >> let's go, get there, get there. >> let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. hey, tyler, get on up there, let's go. come on, let's go. ( whistle blows ) >> come on! >> come on, jacob! >> narrator: the summer of 2010 was one of the hottest on record in arkansas. >> you want to win or you want to coast through the season? right now, you're coasting. you got to run 40 yards, run 40 yards! ( whistle blows ) >> narrator: despite the heat, high school football teams across the state were practicing, gearing up for the season. >> keep your eyes up here, guys. got to be

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. >> dretzin: so, it really hit me one night not that long ago. i was in the kitchen and i was cooking dinner, chopping vegetables. and my husband was in the next room on his laptop, and across the table from my husband was my oldest son, who was also on a laptop, doing his homework. wash your hands. did you wash your hands? and my younger kids had picked up my iphone and were playing a game on it or something. and i don'know, it jt hi me-- we're all in the same house, but we're also in other worlds. and i don't know, it just kind of snuck up on us. i didn't see it coming. >> these young teenagers on the phones and on the computers, it's amazing. like, when i was growing up, it wasn't like that. >> i just remember, when i went on my honeymoon 25 years ago, we were away for two weeks, and we didn

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund. major funding for this program is provided by the bill & melinda gates foundation. ( phondialing ) >> hey, willy. michael. could you give me a call when you get a chance? thanks. ( phone dialing ) francisco garcia. how are you, sir? ( laughs ) what's the next step, francisco or bob, in your mind with... with michael? >> martin smith: meet michael clifford. >> i didn't see the email confirmation from them. did they confirm? >> smith: he calls himself an educational entrepreneur. >> dennis' read on it is that the regionals have just never had to deal with that before. >> smith: from his headquarters in the sleepy beach community of del mar, california, clifford is building an empire. >> was it mark twain that said don't let college get in the way of your edu

two season family camping tents from logan you at the this tenth is a french league on eres tenth designed for the sahara. this came from north face prototype tenth called the wind tunnel. it was 20 years old when we took it to,k 2. here's our mottly crew of 12 climbers. the gentleman in the white shirt left after one week after he found out there's no alcohol in pakistan. i don't tell you anymore where he's from, but this is - what is this doug? deadly. avalanche. we call this the mother of all avalanches a year after desert storm. intense from spain and you can see the guys running out in their underwear. fortunately nobody was killed in this avalanche. this is the art memorial in honor of, art gillke. we climbed a lot at night and these for tops of pots and pans that have been carved out in the names of climbers that died on this mountain. we climbed at night and it's difficult because you can only see ten feet for front of you and 6,000s of feet below we heard plates clanging against the rocks and i thought really is this a good way to honor my sister. finally 78 days later it was time

i intercepted an inspector at logan airport with a concealed weapon. although i believe it is affected that identify high-risk passengers, its effectiveness is limited. proper resolution of highly suspicious people requires a response by police officers trained in the same and detection interview skills. i design the programs of the the most dangerous people would be removed from the upper structure or rested by police officers. i do not believe the training program is enough. the airport police need to be trained with the same techniques and skills that's what would -- which would engender confidence in the program and prevent additional attacks. another issue is that the tsa has created too high expectation for what it is able to achieve. the original spot program was not the apprehension of suspects but to deny access to happen -- the infrastructure to high risk people. it was to be the last and best chance to prevent a tragedy when other methods such as intelligence and physical screenings have failed. it is extremely difficult. by way of example,

second period already up 1-0, dany heatley's shot goes airborne but logan couture catches it and sets himself up for his third of the season, third period the rout is on, patrick marleau, they move up to second place in the western conference. >>> neck a ogwumike is the leading scorer and sha neck a ogwumike is the leading defender. but which gets yelled at. >> who does tara yell at more? >> she is new, she is a baby, so she neigh makes some freshman typical mistakes. >> is it hard as a big sister to sit by and watch that? >> no it isn't. she adds to it. >> i mean it's -- i feel for her in the sens that owe that was me two years ago but not like "don't do that chiney. >> whatever happens, the coach will correct me, other coaches will correct me, then coach neck a will correct me. but it's all good because i know they are trying to reinforce in my mind what i need to do. >> santa clara beat i own a last night to win the cit locker room celebration kicks off the thursday night top 5. granderson show... he ma [ cheering and applause ] . >> number 4, opening day in the bronx turned into t

sharks star rookie, logan just flying and putting the sharks back up by one. i tell you, we'd like to tell you that it was enough. and niemi shut things down. he faces 16 shots and that's in the second. and this one he gets caught in a tricky situation where justin williams of the kings takes advantage. we go to sudden death overtime where? when you need a big overtime goal, you look to the big pavelski. a playoff hero yet again, 3-2. the sharks take game one. >> jitters, i think we got them out, came out with a good start. definitely, the crowd showed upton. they were loud from the beginning. you're trying to channel their energy, in the overtime, it helps to have them on your side. >> for sure, it's huge to get to 1-0. and it's going to be -- get over for the next game. >> we've come up short in the past, and the home games, the first home game. we dominated the first, we obviously gave it up a little bit. but nice to win the first one at home. that's huge. >>> a's back home tonight facing the tigers. let's get to the coliseum, where gonzalez has been fabulo

. >> reporter: earlier this year at boston's logan airport, inspectors found more than a third of the scales inside one terminal were inaccurate. and almost as bad in southern california, only 73% of the scales at l.a. ontario airport passed inspection. so we tagged along when inspectors from san mateo county's department of weights and measures tested the luggage scales at sfo. they checked 300 scales in operation. 7 flunked and were taken out of service. that's a failure rate of about 2% which is actually pretty good according to commissioner fred crowder. >> for the most part we are finding them to be accurate. >> reporter: on to oakland. the alameda county department of weights and measures says its last inspection found no problems with any of the 50 scales. same story at san jose international airport. santa clara weights and measures tells us all 145 scales in use at the airport also passed. so why are so many passengers complaining? the commissioner says many folks test their bags on the bathroom scales that aren't exactly famous for accuracy. >> don't pack them right to 50 po

logan snatches rebound out of the air down on ice and slodz home. 31st of the year. 32nd straight start. if 29 saves and 6 shut out of the year. goal of the night. if put it between his ownru# legs and then scored. watch. really closel closely. l can't be easy. sharks clinch the seventh straight play off pwevrt and do it in a route. 6 nothing. >> one other note open barry zito in a car accident last night in la. he was seen tonight a neck brace but walking around. they say he's okay and he hopes to make the scheduled start on sunday for the giants. >> for the home opener. >> yes. no. still on the road but hope he's able to pitch. >> let's hope so. glad he's all right. "nightline"coming up next for larry and l all of us thanks for watching. appreciate your time and hope to see you again here tomorrow appreciate your time and hope to see you again here tomorrow good night

second period already up 1-0, dany heatley's shot goes airborne but logan couture catches it and sets himself up for his third of the season, third period the rout is on, patrick marleau, they move up to second place in the western conference. >>> neck a ogwumike is the leading scorer and sha neck a ogwumike is the leading defender. but which gets yelled at. >> who does tara yell at more? >> she is new, she is a baby, so she neigh makes some freshman typical mistakes. >> is it hard as a big sister to sit by and watch that? >> no it isn't. she adds to it. >> i mean it's -- i feel for her in the sens that owe that was me two years ago but not like "don't do that chiney. >> whatever happens, the coach will correct me, other coaches will correct me, then coach neck a will correct me. but it's all good because i know they are trying to reinforce in my mind what i need to do. >> santa clara beat i own a last night to win the cit locker room celebration kicks off the thursday night top 5. granderson show... he [ cheering and applause ] . >> number 4, opening day in the bronx turned into the

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together they've been friends for a long time in vienna even said in this interview that he's known at logan airport in the for half of his life and they're linked politically they are linked as friends and so if there is a difference in opinion between these two people like to exploit that so a lot of interest in this but of course this week putting the prime minister coming up and said you know what it's time that we focus on the task at hand. chantelle mustering us latest there and as the months countdown towards russia's president election we've plenty of coverage building up for you dot com so steve rest of all the twists and turns in russian politics with expert opinion for you to really delve into what's happening check out the twenty twelve section at r.p. dot com. the man behind a web site in finland that's linked to an internationally wanted terrorist has been tried in helsinki but it's on charges of smuggling people in the country into the country rather the court's decision will be announced in three weeks but the case is raising questions over a why is being held over illegal im

eight am the first of two explosions hit the moscow subway killing twenty four people at the crowded logan position which lies beneath they had quarters of the federal security service forty minutes later the terror trail moved south targeting a station at a crucial city intersection killing twelve more. established last year with a set gaze of thirty eight right in the middle of the rush hour it struck up the back of the train as commuters try to get on board it was dark there was no lighting and i just thought people bodies that were there were made of them some of them were threats on the floor near the metro train and the side was horrible it was the people who were just before us and there was nothing that would save them with eight million commuters after a day moscow subways one of the busiest in the world that's made it a terrorist target in the past and a year ago it was to be a target once again a twenty year old student leaving so the horrors for herself the truth fuses to live in fear today sometimes i feel something like this i think about this but general i think we have safe

the group of civilians and egyptian soldiers saved logan from the mob. >> uc berkeley doctor is charged with engaging in illegal sexual misconduct. he pled not guilty in the super court today. he was accused of assaulting six patients. his attorney said he treated gay men for sexually transmitted diseases and all of the procedures that he performed were necessary and proper. investigators disagree and anticipate other victims to come forward. >> the teachers paid tribute to a beloved school aid that was shot and killed inside of a oakland night club. students marched for 22 year old adam williams who was killed in the night club. six people were shot. williams and one other man died. four others remain in the hospital. the shooting happened in an attempted robbery outside of the club. if you have information please call the oakland police department. >> coming up at 5:00 one city's effort to help the digitally disenfranchised. >> and charlie sheen will bring the tour to san francisco. >> prince william stops to greet well wishers s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s

i intercepted an inspector on a covert test at logan airport in late 2003 with concealed weapons. chandra levy s.p.o.t. program is identifying high-risk passengers its effectiveness is limited because proper resolution of highly suspicious people discovered by the gsa recovers a law enforcement response by police officers trained in the same behavior detection and interview skills. are designed programs of the most dangerous people are removed from the critical infrastructure or arrested by bass trained police officers. i do not believe they its support the training program is enough. the airport police in my opinion need to be trained in the same techniques and skills sets which would engender confidence in the program and their ability to detect terrorist behavior and prevent devastating attacks. another issue with the s.p.o.t. program is the key as a creative too high expectations for what it is able to achieve. the original s.p.o.t. program was not primarily for the apprehension of suspects. with the means to deny access to critical infrastructure of high-risk persons involved

now, logan said she thought she was gonna die. but despite that attack, she said she will continue to -- she will continue to follow stories. >> and she said she's only gonna talk about this once because she doesn't want it to define her. >>> here's sal taking a look at the friday moving, the last one in april. >>> we do have slow traffic. it's not severe. we do have a little bit of slowing at the toll plaza. we've had a lot of -- i don't know. if the -- in the last 45 minute, we've had a lot of fender-benders out there. this is 880. it looks like it's a little windy there. we'll bling in our weather expert, meteorologist steve paulson in a little bit. hayward traffic -- we haven't had a slowdown yet. let's go back to the desk right now. >>> we'll check in with steve in just a moment. >>> also, coming up, surprising information about pg&e's recordkeeping. the utility reportedly used something straight out of a james bond movie. >> reporter: the royal wedding may be over but the bay area activities tied to it are not. >>> the myste

the rookie sensational rookie logan couture looking like a season ender. they have a scoreless third period. then it is a beautiful shot from joe, upper shelf. glove side. our fred inglis just a couple of minutes ago talked to pevelsky the late hero. >> everybody was trying to race back. i don't know who was back there. i was just trying to get up and get in the lanes. try to shoot as hard as you can and find it open. it feels good to win. no doubt. obviously any time you can get that first win it helps you. be on your toes and get serious. and it helps you get two at home. that's the bottom line. >> we have to give kyle some credit there. he assisted. he was just out of gas at the end there. made the beautiful assist. >>> the a's have plenty but couldn't hit a lick. defense got a little sloppy late. and the series does not start what you call crispy. and scoreless into the seventh. gonzalez excellent six innings of work. but rayburn with a shot. brings home the tigers first. bases loaded for detroit. ramon santiago the catch. nobody is there. and two runs

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, with a grant from millicent bell through the millicent and eugene bell foundation. additional funding for frontline's expanded broadcast season is provided by the bill & melinda gates foundation. >> narrator: before they filled liberation square in cairo, down a side street, in a small office, they are planning a revolution. they call themselves the april 6th youth movement. >> narrator: they have a list of demands, and a plan: a national protest fueled by the internet. ahmed maher is their leader. >> ahmed maher is a civil engineer. almost compulsively quiet, compulsively limelight-avoiding young guy. but very tech savvy. >> narrator: david wolman from wired magazine has been reporting inside april 6th movement and watching maher use the web to spread ant

like our family, and growing up partially in tijuana, partially in southeast san diego-- you know, in logan heights; barrio, spanis speaking. i had my tijuana accent, you know? i didn't know there was any difference between the two countries. i thought tijuana was where grandma lived, you know? you go to buy tortillas in a tortillaria and you see grandma's house. >> hinojosa: but you were also crossing that border every day. so you understood... >> often, yeah, often. it was just an interesting journey. i didn't know until fifth grade when we left that little womb of mexicaness and moved to a white working-class suburb. i didn't know first of all that there was anything wrong with tijuana, and i didn't know that there was anything wrong with me. it was the first time i heard i was a "greaser." >> hinojosa: really? >> oh, yeah. >> hinojosa: so they... how did they know that you were... mexican to call you a greaser, because you... >> well, i had a tijuana accent. i lost that fast! >> hinojosa: oh, so you were speaking english like... >> i... ( speaking in tijuana accent ) i speak it like you

the best example i can give you is just to simply look at logan airport. where logan airport is has a tremendous history regarding september 11th. if you are driving up to logan airport, you have essentially on highway facilities that are governed securitywise by the state police. the state police report up through a state public safety apparatus which i over saw that report up to the governor. if you are coming up to the street, or city streets in boston, the security apparatus of boston police who then report to the police commissioner, and of course, then the mayor. once you get there were there is an intricate, which would govern if you are going to logan, govern you walking up, getting your ticket, and, of course, once you get to the security arena, then it falls over to tsa, which reports up to homeland security, secretary napolitano, and president obama. and that's just one airport. you can just imagine the interplay of local, state, territorial, tribal, and federal in securing the homeland. and i just say that because i think a lot of times i certa

lidia and freddie and madison and logan . derek and trevor and nath an and audio and catalina and vera. it is not as confusing. three set of boy-girls and others, you got to see their personalities. >> the fact that there is so many twin system extraordinary but not exact low an accident. moms love to share ideas and with social media and blogging word spread fast. >> we became friend and networked and supported each other and that led to us ending up to the same school. >> it is a parent participation program . so for the parents of twins. volunteering in the classroom means double duty. >>im here a lot. but it is so worth it and great. two out of four is not bad. >> no one seems to know what the dozen twins said. and but the theme doesn't stop . both of the a's are twins. they are fraternal and not twins with each other . two of the parents have identical twin sisters. >> we tried to coral them for a group photoand it is not easy. the challenge has nothing to do with them being twins. first and foremost. they are preschoole

whether the campaign promises new jobs to be created new schools to build or nothing what strengths logans. today half of americans believe their president deserves a second term my first equation but i would not receive me with the realization actually help me understand what the democrats and the republicans are exactly the same thing this weekend up to fifteen hundred people who were on to the streets of new york fueled by uncapped presidential promises. from the midst of the kuantan emotional town he could have gone. into this regional girl and senator for. close work on. and so on so really for the know he's going to be open for quite some years to wealth inequality caused by a broken economy according to the u.s. government's own statistics the richest one percent of the population more than the bottom ninety five percent of the population in this country to money being wasted on things people just can't fathom the way that you know the united states is being run in some ground it would continue to war with all of these different tax cuts for the rich a lot of people are really worri

and should this really be a priority for congress right now joining me to discuss it is chris clark logan with internet safety one hundred one dot org and matt welch over there and chief of reason magazine thank you both for joining me tonight for starters can somebody explain to me exactly what. obscenity is when it comes to pornography where you draw that line about a porn connoisseur at all there's a big distinction between the harmful to minors content that content which actually is legal for you or me to you know to create to possess to distribute legal for any adult to distribute that which is harmful to minors to children in content which actually is period in nature which actually is hardcore sexual content which has no artistic literary or scientific value and that type of content actually legally defined as obscenity and therefore not protected by the first amendment so i guess because it was true you know i'm going to do kind of subjective right what could i be offended by what you might be turned on living conditions of potter stewart i know it when i see it but you've all the

and should this really be a priority for congress right now joining me to discuss it is chris clark logan with internet safety one or if and that will usher in chief of reason magazine thank you both for joining me tonight for starters can somebody explain to me exactly what obscenity is when it comes to pornography where you draw that line about a porn connoisseur there's a big distinction between the harmful to minors content that content which actually is legal for your me to you know to create to possess to distribute legal for any adult to distribute which is harmful to minors to children in content which actually is pertinent in nature which actually is hardcore sexual content which has no artistic literary or scientific value and that type of content it actually is legally defined as obscenity and therefore not protected by the first amendment so all the rest of it was true you know i mean to do kind of subject to what you might be offended by what you might be termed gothic definitions of potter stewart i know it when i see it and there's been you call the community standards over

the rookie sensational rookie logan couture looking like a season ender. they have a scoreless third period. then it is a beautiful shot from joe, upper shelf. glove side. our fred inglis just a couple of minutes ago talked to pevelsky the late hero. >> everybody was trying to race back. i don't know who was back there. i was just trying to get up and get in the lanes. try to shoot as hard as you can and find it open. it feels good to win. no doubt. obviously any time you can get that first win it helps you. be on your toes and get serious. and it helps you get two at home. that's the bottom line. >> we have to give kyle some credit there. he assisted. he was just out of gas at the end there. made the beautiful assist. >>> the a's have plenty but couldn't hit a lick. defense got a little sloppy late. and the series does not start what you call crispy. and scoreless into the seventh. gonzalez excellent six innings of work. but rayburn with a shot. brings home the tigers first. bases loaded for detroit. ramon santiago the catch. nobody is there. and two runs

and with lara logan so absolutely. now let's move on into you know i think you just can't win and you can't you can't wait either way either you can't dress like a slut and you can't show off your features because people are going to call you slut and judge you for it or if you don't have any features to show off people are going to bully you there's a new study that says that a lot of kids are getting cosmetic surgery just so they can stop a lead in school this actually may be what. you were talking about the girl in the article that a.b.c. talked about was seven and she was getting her ears because she was being made fun of and what makes me so sick about this is when i grew up you know and people would tease or time you learned that you know these are the experiences that make you who you are you become stronger and instead the things that make you different that make you special and beautiful and that you own and really become who you are by those experiences and the fact that these people are teaching their childr

and with lara logan so absolutely. now let's move on into you know i think you just can't win and you can't you can't wait either way either you can dress like a slut and you can't show off your features because people are going to call you slut and judge you for it or if you don't have any features to show people are going to holy you there's a new study that says that a lot of kids are getting cosmetic surgery just so they can stop. this actually maybe what. you were talking about the girl in the article that a.b.c. talked about was seven and she was getting her ears spread because she was being made fun of and what makes me so sick about this is when i grew up you know and people would tease or taunt you you learned that you know these are the experiences that make you who you are you become stronger and instead the things that make you different that make you special and beautiful and that you own and really become who you are by those experiences and the fact that these people are teaching their children that the

lucian we also reported to you the brutal assault of lara logan every death is a devastating loss and a tragic reminder of the risks that journalists take to bring the world the images and stories from the ground in conflict zones joining me to discuss this is jack wright's former cia special agent and criminal defense attorney jack thank you so much for joining us like i said this is a very tragic reminder of the risk that journalists take to bring us the truth and in this particular case i also think it's important because this is a war that no one really can explain right there still is no clear mission no clear goal here in this war in libya and so do you think that also highlights the fact that this isn't political what these people are doing they really are just bringing true stories from the ground well you're absolutely right when i first heard about this it was very sad is it i thought about their families and all the sacrifices that it when i think about my time dealing with your claims you can coast ago when i was embedded with the military or when i was in iraq or old time