the hogan family 75 year-old janice hogan was rescued from the water.on and husband were later found dead. janet hogan was rescued. and where this is located using google earth. jonathan? >> you'd just how this is beginning in walnut creek and goes about 9 mi.. and a eventually this is where the bodies were found. you can see the lower left that this is the elementary school. authorities believed that this is where they launched the raft. and this is that bridge where they put this raft of the opposite side. that creek goes into the walnut creek waterway. it was about 4 mi. worth the trouble began. this goes underneath the road and goes above ground and closed between houses, buildings with the amount of 2 mi.. and this spot of the waterfall is were authorities believed that raft got hung up and the trouble began. that 10 ft. drop. this raft was found about the bodies were found another four and four and three-quarters miles away. there were found in the city of concord. this is the body of kevin powell, 17 year- old. and here matthew miller who was 16.

the hogan family was driving north on san miguel drive. 75 year- old janice hogan as you see here, rescuedrom the water. her son and husband were found dead at week later. >>darya: 6:35 a.m., world news and the latest this morning witnesses and lesbian protesters and security forces are battling for control of the city. there are snipers that have opened fire in the sun rest, and the president's supporters have been seen shooting from speeding vehicles. you did to the demonstrations happening here. these protests appear to be the heaviest in the capital after days of deadly clashes. the protesters last night moved into triple east central square, plain clothes to security officers attacked as well. these clashes lasted until dawn. libyans in the bay area are trying to find out what is going on with their friends and family. we have kron 4 vicki, many are horrified by what they're seeing on tv and frightened by what they're not seeing. >>vicki: from this living room, maria sits and watches in frustration. >> i heard that people walking on their knees and are getting shot. >>vicki: informati

when she's not sharpening her game, annie hogan is getting her tv career off the ground, but she's proudest of being a hockey player. >> when i tell people i play on a pro hockey team they say, that's so cool, how much do you get paid? i have to back pedal, it's not that kind of pro. >> i've been involved since i was a little kid. it's hard to walk away from that. >> reporter: a league of their own perhaps they won't have to. clare duffy, nbc news, boston. >>> coming up tomorrow, nbc's sports coverage of hockey day in america begins at noon eastern here on nbc. a day of special coverage. that's nbc nightly news for this saturday. i'm lester holt, reporting from new york, i'll see you tomorrow morning on today and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. all week we've been dealing with rain, right? but today we're looking at snow

jane hogan survived but her husband and son died when their car crashed. >>> millers memorial will happen sunday, no word when powells funeral plans will be be. >>> thank you. >>> the mother of one of those hijacked american sailors off the coast of somalia lives here in the bay area. pirates seized the yacht and four passengers friday off the coast of east africa, travels from india to oman. the couple who own the boat have been sailing around the world for six years distributing bibles in their hometown of santa monica, friends are praying for that couple. >> jean is a very very kind woman, very generous, very faith filled. >> the mother of another passenger, lives here in san francisco the yacht, if it makes it to the somali shores, the hostages will likely be taken inland. >>> a threatening call for libya's ruler to step down. if moammar gadhafi does not give up power the libyan people will get rid of him. egyptian inspired unrest in libya's capital. [ horns honking ] >> reporter: protestors in libya show missiles they claim to have taken from the military. amateur video appears to sh

here at contra costa a swimmer hangs from a helicopter and pulls janet hogan from the rushing waters. the two walnut creek boys had told family members they were going rafting in a nearby canal. we now know it's nut creek channel. they called a boy to meet them downstream and when they didn't show up the friend assumed they had assumed they had been picked up and last night they reported them missing, one to the walnut creek police force, the other to the contra costa county office. it's not known if that slowed the search effort. >> don knapp in concord, thank you. >>> a young man shot several times through the window of his san francisco home is in critical condition tonight. the shooting happened on watch man way near the potrero hill recreation center just before 8:30 last night. san francisco police say the 20- year-old victim is at the hospital tonight with life- threatening injuries, police have not made any arrests, a motive for the shooting is not known. >>> a uc davis fraternity is the scene of an armed robbery. one suspect got away, another is behind bars. malissa reports t

> a contra costa county rescue swimmer dangled from the helicopter going under water to pull janet hogan out to safety. she survived after the car she was riding in plunged into the channel. her husband and child were killed. >> this is says danger, stay out. >> reporter: there have been several deaths and something needs to be done in the channel. >> there's concrete vertical walls as you filmed, and you can't get out. >> reporter: miller and powell are remember the by classmates as two well-liked bright, talented close friends. a candlelight vigil is planned at shell lake open space where both liked to hike. they have known them since elementary school. >> what comes to mind really nice, good, all-around kid. that's what makes this thing really sad too. because he was a great person and, like, contributor to our school. >> reporter: tough days ahead as students return to school and families and friends replan their vigils and memorials and funerals. reporting live in concord, don knapp, cbs5. >>> a 6-hour s.w.a.t. standoff in daly city ends peacefully but with a man and woman in handcu

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chairman. >> thank you, senator hogan. welcome to the committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good to be with you. i'd like to thank both you and ranking member murkowski and saying i look forward to working with you on the energy committee and with our fellow members. not only the senator from our neighbor state, senator franken, but senator manchin, i go six years working as fellow governors. i worked on energy issues and national governor's association. i look forward to working with you on the important issues. the energy challenges that face your country. i see it as an incredible opportunity. senator franken was kind enough to refer to the progress. and we do produce a lot more oil and gas. we're over 100 million barrels a year now. ten years ago, though, we were not producing much oil. we were clining in the oil production. and frankly, oil companies if they hadn't left, they were leaving. we worked very hard and, of course, a lot of the talk at that time was that, you know, that companies weren't going to do exploration in the continental united states. they were still

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chairman. >> thank you, senator hogan. welcome to the committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good to be with you. i'd like to thank both you and ranking member murkowski and saying i look forward to working with you on the energy committee and with our fellow members. not only the senator from our neighbor state, senator franken, but senator manchin, i go six years working as fellow governors. i worked on energy issues and national governor's association. i look forward to working with you on the important issues. the energy challenges that face your country. i see it as an incredible opportunity. senator franken was kind enough to refer to the progress. and we do produce a lot more oil and gas. we're over 100 million barrels a year now. ten years ago, though, we were not producing much oil. we were clining in the oil production. and frankly, oil companies if they hadn't left, they were leaving. we worked very hard and, of course, a lot of the talk at that time was that, you know, that companies weren't going to do exploration in the continental united states. they were still

. >> lauren hogan, the director of the policy institute and i spent a month in oakland talking with maurice's staff and families writing my master's thesis on the family defense initiative. so i was actually wondering talking about this a little bit exactly the first question that researchers ask in their paper about are there certain types of families that sort of benefit from this initiative and i was wondering about maurice's perspective on sort of aside from the difference of their poor and give fewer resources, you collect a ton of data. do you actually think that there are characteristics both of families and of the affinity groups which functioned very differently but sort of define whether or not people are able to take advantage of these programs? >> that's an amazing question. okay, so it's actually -- i can answer it simply. it depends. [laughter] it's sort of like where market is at. people are people, middle or low income or whatever there's a huge diversity, and all i will answer this more in terms of for the middle and upper income we have a huge -- now by middle-income, wasn't