lara logan: go for the jugular. [laughter] my wife and i are both foreign correspondents and we have kids. it is something that you think about. i'm over when you are talking on 60 minutes, is that what was was therough your head kids. i'm curious about the process that he went through -- that he went through to get back to the front lines. it is an ongoing struggle. i wrestle with it all the time. i did a story about christians in iraq. my daughter asked me if she could come with me. she is five years old and she said mommy, can i come. and i said no, i'm working. want to come with you, why can't i come with you? and i said he cut it is not safe for little kids. it's not a nice place for children to go. and she said, then why are you going? and i said, because everywhere there are bad guys and there are also good guys. and i will be with the good guys. and she said, if you don't come back, that means the bad guys got you. and i said, i will come back. but i have to say, not just going to war, try looking at your 5-

this features sebastian juncker and lara logan -- sebastian sebastian junger and lara logan. >> my daughter asked me if she could come with me. she is five. mommy camera -- mommy, can i come with you? sweetheart, no, i'm working. eventually, i said, well, it is not safe for little kids. there are some bad guys there. it is not a safe place for children to go. she said, then, why are you going? i said, because there are always good guys. everywhere there are bad guys, there are also good guys. i'm going to be with the good guys. she said, if you don't come back, that means the bad guys got you. and i said, i'm coming back. your mommy always comes back. not just going to war. you try looking at your five-year-old and six-year-old when you are sterilizing every single piece of clothing with you and putting it into waterproof containers. liberia had one of the most regal civil wars -- most brutal civil wars in history. liberians told me over and over that ebola is worse than war, because it is a silent killer. i was teasing sebastian. he was at a high school while we were in afghanistan. he is

lara logan is the chief foreign affairs correspondent at 60 minutes and cbs news. she is originally from south africa. she reported from all over the world. from zimbabwe about ebola. she was the only journalists from an american network in baghdad during the american invasion in 2003. spent nearly five years in iraq after that. took some very dangerous assignments in afghanistan. wasare in a vehicle that struck by an antitank mine. in aas in another ambush convoy along the afghanistan pakistan border. she has also won an emmy, and edward r. murrow award and an overseas press club award. she was sexually assaulted by a mob during the revolution in egypt. she has talked about that on 60 minutes. she has returned to the middle justwar zones and returned in september from the frontlines against isis. for 60 minutes also. asking what by motivates you to do this job. some people who do it our .drenaline junkies some people are motivated by humanitarian considerations. matthew, you said your goal as a foreign correspondent was to be a radical obituary writer. matthew: th

this features sebastian junger and lara logan. >> my daughter asked me if she could come with me.he is five. mommy, can i come with you? sweetheart, no, i'm working. eventually, i said, well, it is not safe for little kids. there are some bad guys there. it is not a safe place for children to go. she said, then, why are you going? i said, because there are always good guys. everywhere there are bad guys, there are also good guys. i'm going to be with the good guys. she said, if you don't come back, that means the bad guys got you. and i said, i'm coming back. your mommy always comes back. not just going to war. you try looking at your five-year-old and six-year-old when you are sterilizing every single piece of clothing with you and putting it into clothinh you and putting it into waterproof containers. liberia had one of the most regal civil wars -- most brutal civil wars in history. liberians told me over and over that ebola is worse than war, because it is a silent killer. i was teasing sebastian. he was at a high school while we were in afghanistan. he is at waterproof contain

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lara logan you know. she's the chief foreign affairs correspondent at "60 minutes" and cbs news. she's originally from south africa. she's reported from all over the world-from the middle east, from zimbabwe; reported on ebola. she was the only journalist from an american network in baghdad during the american invasion in in 2003. spent nearly five years in iraq after that; took some various-very dangerous assignments in afghanistan. you were in a vehicle that was struck by an antitank mine in 2005, and five years later were in another ambush during-in a convoy along the afghanistan-pakistan border. that report won a dupont-columbia university silver baton. she's also won an emmy, an edward r. murrow award, an overseas press club award. and in 2011, covering the egyptian revolution, she was sexually assaulted by a mob in tahrir square, and she talked about that on "60 minutes." and she's since returned to middle east war zones. and this autumn, just in september, i guess, right, you reported from the front lines against isis in iraq, near fallujah, right, for "60 minutes" also. s