lara logan discovered just how intense the house-to-house fighting can be on assignment for "60 minutes." >> reporter: minutes after we arrived, the iraqi soldiers warned us to take cover. an isis suicide car bomber was racing towards us. one of our pointed his cam to towards the road in the front of the building. >> okay? everybody okay? >> we're good, we're good. >> reporter: it's blown out all these windows. they're shooting now, obviously,

lara logan- yea.and you all sleep in 1 bed? bruno- we'd all sleep in one bed. lara- happy memories? bruno- the best. )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> next on 8 news now good day... more of the interview with bruno mars that you'll only see here on channel 8. plus... (( i am charlie rose. coming up, in our series, "a more perfect union," an unlikely friendship. why an 82- year- old man considers a four- year- old girl to be an angel. coming up on cbs this mi you're watching 8 news now good day. >>> bruno mars wasn't always selling out shows on the strip and living a life full of 24 karat magic. the singer just returned for the first time ... to one of the places he lived .. which is now in ruins. mars and his family crew up in hawaii ... after his parents divorced, mars and his brother lived with his than 2 years... they didn't even have all the basic necessities: (( bruno mars- where we were staying at first didn't have a bathroom, so we'd have to walk across the park to this other spot that had a bathroom. lara logan- wow. and sometimes in the middle of the night? bruno- in the middle of th

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lara logan discovered just how intense the house-to-house fighting can be on assignment for "60 minutes." >> reporter: minutes after we arrived, the iraqi soldiers warned us to take cover. an isis suicide car bomber was racing towards us. pointed his cam to towards the road in the front of the building. >> oka we're good, we're good. >> reporter: it'sut all these windows. they're shooting now, obviously, iraqis are trying to defend the base, defend their position. ( gunfire ) we've counted three explosions so far. iraqi forces frantically turned their weapons on another suicide car bomber trying to break this major checked on his soldiers. six were lightly wounded. it happened so fast. >> because of the houses are so close, and they just use the civilian car to attack our forces. >> reporter: so this is more of what you can expect in mosul? >> yes. >> reporter: a black crater burned into the earth marked the spot where the car exploded. there was nothing left of the vehicle, just pieces of metal strewn across the ground. and the engine still smoking. in shoe. >> pelley: lara's report fr

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he took lara logan back to where it began on "60 minutes." part of the story you did not see last night he traces a sense of his style to his hai upbringing. >> reporter: where does your personal style come from? >> my personal style? from my father, my dad. patton leather pete. >> reporter: patent leather pete? >> right. >> reporter: that is so cute. is that where you get the hair? >> everything. you know? >> reporter: what? the pinkie ring? >> the pinkie rings. >> reporter: >> reporter: the suits? >> the suits. >> reporter: shiny shoes? >> the patent leather shoes. up watching my dad do and he stood out like a sore thumb in hawaii. nobody dresses like that in hawaii. but my father will be silk everything. and that is just who he was coming from brooklyn, you know? and making some money out here. he was -- he was flashy. a little extra razzle dazzle. >> reporter: yeah. >> and i just it's so weird because when i was a kid, dad, why do you dress like that? nobody else parents dress like that! and here i am today! >> it looks like patent leathe