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. >>> cbs news correspondent lara logan is back in the u.s.overing at a hospital after she was attacked while covering the unrest in egypt. logan was assaulted after she became separated from her crew and guards in cairo. a group of women and soldiers managed to rescue her. >>> a significant number of oakland schoolteachers could be getting pink slips within the next month. oakland tribune reports the superintendent posted a letter with that warning on the district's website. he also says all principals and some other managers will be warned they might be in new positions next fall. the deadline to warn teachers about possible layoffs is march 15. >>> san francisco state may eliminate two of its eight colleges to save money. the school expects to lose $32 million in state funding next year but the consolidation of colleges would only save about a million dollars. all 23 campuses in the california state university system all scrambling at this hour to reduce costs. state money for the csu system is expected to be cut by a half a billion dollars

logan was separated from recruit attack until she was saved by a group of women and estimated twenty two options soldiers and she flew back to the states the next morning and has since come out of the hospital for her recovery it's a horrible story but not because it happened to lara logan because no one wishes that kind of an assault on any person and yet for female reporters it's a risk and a danger that often comes with the job so why don't we hear more about it joining me to discuss just macklin cloned human rights reporter for mother jones magazine so much for joining us now you know it's very unfortunate that we have to have this kind of incident to bring up this conversation of course we all wish the best but tell me you're a female journalists who often travels the world to report on stories do you think that this is just part of the job this is a risk that you always face. yeah i think. it's not even a question it's definitely a part of one of the risks i mean you are often by yourself and often in hostile environments even you know just when you're walking around your homet

then it was time to say good-bye to logan yet again. the hospital. >> after they left, it was almost like we got the gas tank filled up a little bit, and it wasn't at all as though we were losing him or anything again. >> it was such a reassuring moment. >> did it help you turn a coroner terms of coping with letting go? >> yeah, for sure. we gave a gift. >> the dog's over there. >> the gift was received and it was very much appreciated. he is incredibly loved by his mom and dad, and you know, that's awesome. >> what role do you think that carolyn and sean are going to play in logan's life? >> i just always want him to know them, and that we'll get together maybe a couple times a year. >> what are you going to tell logan when he's old enough about his birth and about these people that were part of his life, that will be a part of his life, obviously? >> well, i just think it's important that he realizes that she protected him for nine months, and i just want him to think "my birth was a blessing. i need to go out and do good things here.

and cbs credits the group with saving logan. there were 140 attacks on journalists during recent protests in egypt. >> google's eco made a rare public acknowledgement saying the company is very proud of egyptian employee that helped organize protests through a facebook page. and was thrown in jail. after 12 days, was released. next day he rallied a massive crowd in tahrir square. he's the goog yet marketing manager for the middle east. >> the berkeley city council will put aside its looming deficit for a few moments tonight to consider extending an invitation to two former terror suspects, both being held in guantanamo bay prison. one is a russian ballet dancer and another is a algerian chief. the u.s. initially claimed both were said sent to guantanamo bay, where they've been more than eight years now. both have been clear fd any wrong doingings. >> and they're not violent people and would be a great fit for the community. i'd be happy to welcome one of them. >> and local nonprofits are advising the city not to take this action

logan was saved by a group of women, and egyptian soldiers. she has returned to the u.s., and is recovering in a hospital. >>> this morning, the pakistani government says a u.s. consulate employee charged in the shooting deaths of two pakistanis has diplomatic immunity. raymond davis killed the two men last month during what he says was a robbery attempt. but raymond's fate is up to a local court. washington says davis should be released immediately. >>> the defense department denies that general david petraeus plans to quit by the end of the year. the times of london reported that petraeus would be replaced as the top american commander in afghanistan. a defense department spokesman said no decision on petraeus has been made, but there is a realignment of top generals coming in the fall, and petraeus could be promoted. >>> in washington, what's sure to be a long and bitter fight over federal spending is under way. republicans are pushing sharp cuts while president obama defends his $3.73 trillion budget plan for the new fiscal year. it was th

chief foreign affairs correspondent, lara logan. >> reporter: logan seen here was surrounded by a mob after getting separated from her crew. she suffered what is being describe as a brutal beating and sexual a -- and she was sexually assaulted. judith matlock, a former correspondent who trains people, tees people how to deal with these investigations. she's known lara for years. >> it just shows -- goes to show no matter how experienced you are or careful you are, bad things can happen. >> reporter: during an interview with cnn in september, she talked about the dangers of reporting in volatile region. >> i'm absolutely committed to this. >> as the 39-year-old mother of two recovers at home in the u .s., matlock says she attacks the -- doubts the attack will diminish had her commitment to her job. >> knowing lara, she will get right back on the horse and ride again. >> reporter: matlock says this report shows how vulnerable many female voters can be. reporting live in washington, i'll nicole collings. >> we learned that noggin was detained in egypt about a -- that logan was detained i

lara logan flew back to the united states on saturday. in a hospital before, just recently being released to her family. the mother of two is home in washington, d.c., where she continues to recover. the latest news on lara logan was reported by cbs news wednesday night. >> we're happy to report she's out of the hospital now, continuing her recovery at home. she received a call today from president obama who expressed his concern. >> reporter: logan was in cairo friday to report on the resignation of president hosni mubarak but became separated from the crew and surrounded by a mob of more than 200. this photo released by cbs was taken the moment before what cbs news has described as a brutal and sustained sexual assault and beating. according to the committee to protect foreign journalists, 140 reporters have been attacked while covering the protests in egypt. this was not the first difficulty logan experienced in egypt. one week before the attack, logan and her colleagues were detained by egyptian security forces, and endured a long int

lara logan prime minister to stand trial for a sex scandal. this could push t out >>> a judge is ordering italy's prime minister to stand trial for a sex scandal. this could push the billionaire out of power once and for all. mark phillips shows us for am i tallan women it would be good riddance. >> reporter: she was just 17, but you know what i mean, the song goes. for italian prime minister silvio bella sconey, 74, what it means is another day in court this time on charges he may not be able to dodge. she is kareem a alma ruth, a moroccan better known in italy by her professional name, ruby heart steeler, who so danced her way into one of his so- called bunk a bunk a parties that he gave her $8,000 for her trouble. berlusconi is accused of taking for sex with an underaged pros ty tuesday taught and using his influence to get her out of jail when she was arrested for theft. charges he calls farceical. the charges drummed up by his. he gave her because he thought she was the neice of hosni mubarak. italy's women don't seem to believe him. they

lara logan is back in the united states tonight in the hospital and is recovering. the attack is one of 140 on foreign correspondents covering the unrest in egypt. >>> well, they have no country, no passports, no money. and now in just two hours, one bay area city could roll out the welcome mat for some former guantanomo bay prisoners. christin ayers in berkeley with more on tonight's controversial vote. >> reporter: activist cynthia papermaster calls it a gesture of compassion. >> i think it's important for to us take a stand. >> reporter: she helped author a controversial resolution that would roll out a welcome mat for up to two guantanomo bay detainees cleared of wrongdoing allowing them to live with berkeley families and find jobs here. >> i'm talking about people who the u.s. government has determined are not a threat, who are innocent of charges, never did anything against the united states. there are men like that at guantanomo and those men deserve to resume their lives. >> that sounds very berkeley. >> reporter: in fact berkeley would be the third communit

cbs says logan was beaten and also sexually assaulted. >>> for the first time, massachusetts senator,cott brown is revealing a painful secret he's been carrying around since he was just 10 years old. he was sexually abused. brown says he is coming forward, hoping his story will help other victims overcome their childhood trauma. >> reporter: it was the handsome, truck-driving former model, who shocked with world with his victory in massachusetts. now, scott brown is saying he was the victim of sexual abuse. >> if you tell anybody, i will kill you. i will make sure that nobody believes you. >> reporter: in an interview with "60 minutes" about his new book, "against all odds," the 51-year-old senator says it happened at summer camp in fourth grade. >> when people find people like me, at that young, vulnerable age who are, basically, lost, the thing that they have over you is they make you believe that no one will believe you. >> reporter: it was part of a harrowing childhood for brown. he told barbara walters about repeated physical abuse. >> it was with my mom's husband. a couple of hu

before this latest incident, logan told charlie rose how she had just been detained a week earlier in egypt, and accused of being a spy. >> there was no question, after what we were subjected to, that we were not safe. and that we were now targeted. and one of the most dangerous accusations that you can have leveled at you is that you're a spy or an agent for a foreign government. that's the kind of accusation that you have no defense and can easily get you killed. and you better take it seriously. and you better, at the very least, take a step back from that and think about how you're going to do this. >> logan was eventually rescued from her attackers by a group of women and about 20 egyptian soldiers. >>> events in egypt have spurred anti-government protesters in libya for the first time. this morning, hundreds of demonstrators demanded the prime minister step down. and thousands of protesters took over a main square in the capital of bahrain, calling for government reform. bahrain is a key, u.s. ally and home to the navy's 5th fleet. >>> president obama and congressional republica

logan was in the square after the president stepped down, when she became separated from her crew and attacked. they said logan was saved by a group of woman and 20 egyptian soldiers and now recooperating at a hospital in the u.s. >>> a woman says she was held captive and forced into prostitution is telling her story for the first time and honored for overcoming that painful chapter in her life. >> this is where you lived? >> yes. >> 24 -year-old is still frightened by what happened at this warehouse. the mexican immigrant says she was literally locked inside with three dozen other woman. >> this is the door and the winw of the shower. >> the shower window covered with bars was the only window, and source of fresh air. >> and you're feeling the watere feeling the fresh air. it's the only moment you feel free. it's the only moment. >> a man brought her to the u.s. in 1998 she thought to be her wait res but once in california was told she owed him debt, and forced to have sex with men at his bar many morgan hill. >> sometimes they would take yoa motel, and sometimes in the car, and you

. >>> cbs news announced yesterday that the network's chief foreign correspondent lara logan has been hospitalized in the united states after having received what cbs called, quote, a brutal and sustained sexual assault and beating in the midst of the celebration in cairo last friday. cbs says logan was saved by a group of women and an estimated 20 egyptian soldiers. >>> in a stunning admission the iraqi defector whose claims that saddam hussein had biological weapons were partly used to justify the 2003 invasion of iraq now says he made it all up. the man, code named "curveball" by the cia tells england's paper "the guardian" that he lied about iraq's hidden bioweapons laboratories in hopes that it would help topple saddam's regime. he added that he and his sons are proud that we were the reason to give iraq the margin of democracy. >>> before obama's 2012 budget proposal can be debated, congress needs to come to terms on the nation's current budget set to expire on march 4th. however, the clock ticks down, and lawmakers are at an impasse over proposed reductions, the president says,

logan was attacked in cairo last friday.rom her crew. >>> it is still unclear why two u.s. immigration agents were ambushed as they drove in northern mexico. one agents was killed and another wounded. the agents were stopped at what appeared to be a military roadblock, but it wasn't, and then someone opened fire. american agents have been helping mexico fight powerful drug cartels, but it's unclear if this attack was related. >>> united airlines passengers can expect the latest in cancellations this morning after united grounded its entire fleet of 757s. 96 planes were taken out of service to check for a potential software clich. susannah song of wbbm has the latest on that this afternoon. susannah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. united is based here at o'hare, and while this tie-up is a relatively small problem, it's caused big trouble. united's voluntarily grounding left passengers in the lurch from coast-to-coast. the boeing 757s were grounded after discovering it didn't follow an faa ordering them to chec

chief foreign affairs correspondent lara logan picks up the story from there. >> reporter: this is 28year-old khaled said. and this is what can happen to you in egypt if you try to expose corrupt policemen. he was beaten to death last june by two policemen on a public street, retaliation, his friends believe, for this video khaled posted on the internet. it shows policemen allegedly sharing the spoils of a drug bust. >> we can face or might face the same destiny at any point of time. >> reporter: this man agreed to talk to us if his identity was hidden. he's one of the key organizers of the protests that have rocked egypt. was khaled's death a catalyst for this people's revolution? >> reporter: the disturbing image of khaled's broken face was posted on facebook. they took that message from internet chat rooms to the streets of cairo just days after his death. and then to khaled home town of alexandria. his story spread, and khaled said, a middle-class businessman became an explosive symbol of police brutality under hosni mubarak's rule. the abuse you see in these internet videos is ju

. >>> cbs correspondent lara logan after her sustained sexual assault and beating in egypt. jacobs. >> "the insider" is on. >> the ugly attack in egypt. >> all of us here at cbs news are shocked. >> our thoughts and our prayers are with her. >> i feel sorry for what happened. >> the emmy winner in her own wors before the prutle attack. >> i was scared that it would be the last time i spoke to the people i love. >>> bernie madoff from behind bars. >>> is justin bieber abstaining from sex until he's married? the 16-year-old's "rolling stone" shocker. >>> i'm going to apologize. >> whoopi backtracks today after firing off on the report. >> damn it, get your facts straight. >>> michael and catherine's fashion week date. >> you ever get pressured to do plastic surgery? the limo confessions. jennifer aniston, and posing for "playboy." >>> star watch is on. >>> then, in depth, the truth behind carrie fisher's massive weight gain. >> i'm terrified of scales. >> what she didn't tell oprah and inside jenny craig's kitchen. >>> and -- is billy ray comparing his daughter to anna nicole?

they announced today their chief foreign correspondent lara logan is hospitalized here in the u.s. tonight after having received what cbs is calling a brutal and sustained sexual assault and beating in the midst of the celebration in cairo this past friday night. she was apparently rescued by women in the crowd and members of the egyptian army. while the network now says the family is requesting privacy, we at least wanted our friend and colleague, lara logan, to know our thoughts are with her. >>> one of the triggers for this revolutionary fervor sweeping across the middle east, the sharply rising cost of food. it was a factor in the uprising in egypt. the world bank said today that huge spikes in commodity prices have led to a dangerous situation with food costs that could push millions of people into poverty. and we are not exempt here at home, this is about to be an even bigger story here in the u.s. nbc's kevin tibbles reports tonight from chicago. >> reporter: however you spend your money, what you wear, how you travel, eat or pay at the pump, get ready to dig deeper, because

. >>> disturbing information came tonight about a vicious attack on cbs reporter laura logan. cbs said logan got separated from her team and security and suffered a quote brutal and sustained sexual assault and beating at the hands of a mob. a group of women and some soldiered finally came to her rescue. logan is now bang back in the united states recooperating at a hospital. >>> the ruling counsel says it want to hand over power to an elected president and new government within six months. and a panel appointed to proposed constitutional reform now has 10 days to do so. >>> governor jerry brown ordered a hiring freeze today to reduce spending as the state face as $25 billion deficit. the order applies to vacant positions, seasonal as well as part time jobs. brown made exceptions for jobs in public safety, revenue gathering and what are considered core functions. senior level appointments in his administration is also exempt. brown did not put a dollar amount on the savings. >>> the unified school district may mean lay off notices will go out to many teachers. the superintende

logan is now back here in the united states.he is expected to be released from the hospital soon. >>> we're getting an inside look this morning at the recovery of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> you know, she is just working really hard and progressing. it's paying off and every day, there's new progress that you see. so, you know, we feel very hopeful at her recovery. >> giffords' chief of staff spoke to "the early show" this morning. she says giffords knows there was a traumatic event but does not know the details of the tucson shooting rampage. giffords has been undergoing intense rehabilitation and is relearning how to speak. just a remarkable recovery. >> it is. >>> it is 6:22. bernie madoff breaks his silence. why he says the banks had to know about his ponzi scheme before he was caught. >> and the winner is... how history was made at the world's biggest dog show. it's all coming up next. ,,,,,,,, ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a li

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. >>> disturbing information came tonight about a vicious attack on cbs reporter laura logan. cbs said logan got separated from her team and security and suffered a quote brutal and sustained sexual assault and beating at the hands of a mob. a group of women and some soldiered finally came to her rescue. logan is now bang back in the united states recooperating at a hospital. >>> the ruling counsel says it want to hand over power to an elected president and new government within six months. and a panel appointed to proposed constitutional reform now has 10 days to do so. >>> governor jerry brown ordered a hiring freeze today to reduce spending as the state face as $25 billion deficit. the order applies to vacant positions, seasonal as well as part time jobs. brown made exceptions for jobs in public safety, revenue gathering and what are considered core functions. senior level appointments in his administration is also exempt. brown did not put a dollar amount on the savings. >>> the unified school district may mean lay off notices will go out to many teachers. the superintende

. >>> we're going to turn to the ugly attack in egypt on cbs news correspondent, lara logan. it happened when the crowd learned that president mubarak was out. for the latest details, let's go to martha raddatz in washington. martha cbs news isn't saying much about this incident but they described it as a brutal and sustained sexual assault. >> reporter: we know dozens of journalists were attacked in egypt before hosni mubarak stepped down. but this brutal attack occurred in the midst of what looked to be a celebration. february 11th. cheers of joy in cairo, as president mubarak resigns. but deep within the jubilant crowd at tahrir square, as cbs news correspondent, lara logan, and her team were surrounded, by what cbs news statement said, was a mob of more than 200 people, whip into a frenzy. >> lara was covering the celebrations in cairo last friday, when she was surrounded by a mob, sexually assaulted and beaten. she was rescued by a group of women and egyptian soldiers. >> reporter: logan had been reporting from egypt since the protests began. >> this is what can happen t

. >>> the cbs news reporter lara logan is in the hospital recovering after a mob of egyptians assaulted her. this photo was taken in tahrir square. she was reporting on president mo baker's resignation when she became separated from her crew and security. 200 people surrounded her, she suffered a brutal assault and beating, she was saved by a group of egyptian women and soldiers, tonight logan is back in the united states and is expected to be released from the hospital soon. >>> now the headlines around the bay area, a high school student is under arrest after kids at two albany schools bought and eight what authorities believe were pot brownies. it happened at albany mid-many and albany high school. five students got sick but the district says everyone is now fine. >>> a skipper intentionally grounded his barge near the golden gate yacht club after it started taking on water. coast guard crews say about a gallon of fuel seeped into the bay. they have double wrapped the vessel with boom material for tonight's corporal in case of any other fuel spills and it will eventually be taken bac

lara logan is in alexandria tonight, the ancient city on the mediterranean coast and a stronghold of the muslim brotherhood. >> reporter: mubarak wake up, chanted the crowd. thousands of voices rising up in this ancient city founded by alexander the great. today alexandria is the stronghold of egypt's extremist muslim brotherhood. and scene some of the largest most violent demonstrations over the past week. but even here this revolution belongs to the people, not the muslim brotherhood. >> they are not the most popular group but they are the most organized ones and we are about to organize ourselves in order to face them in a fair and free election. so please, don't... we will not seek a new iran. >> reporter: al amir, a political science graduate working for the u.n. was one of many professionals in the crowd. >> mubarak has to go! has to go! >> reporter: it was hard to imagine anyone could have silenced these people for so long. >> the government thinks that we will stop one day. we will never do that! we are prepared to die. >> reporter: let me ask you a question: will you accept

also part of our team in cairo tonight is chief foreign affairs correspondent lara logan. lara? >> reporter: as we flew into cairo's international airport tonight, harry, we were struck by how deserted the capital looked from the air. this is a city that literally never stopped and those streets are normally packed with people and cars and bustling with activity. but tonight because of the curfew they looked virtually empty. it was a dramatically different scene earlier in the day as thousands of people jammed the roads leading to the airport, desperate to get out of the country. more than a thousand americans made it out on charter flights arranged by the u.s. embassy and another thousand are expected to leave tomorrow. one u.s. official told cbs news tonight there was panic and fear amongst those who came to the u.s. government for help. >> we felt safe but very on edge. >> reporter: crowds of people overwhelmed airline officials at cairo's international airport. >> can't get anybody to help us. >> reporter: here you can see the frustration of some passengers, many of whom hav

>> rose: i'm pleased to have lara logan back on this program. welcome. >> thank you very much, charlie. >> rose: tell me impressions of being there from someone who's seen conflict in lots of different places, wars in different places. give me a sense of how you saw this. >> you know, i think the most frightening thing that i witnessed was waking up the morning after mubarak's speech. because the day before in alexandria there had been 100 people on the streets and people were anxious to speak and speak freely and the very next day, the army came out with their announcement it's time for everybody to go home and it was literally like someone had flipped a switch and it went from being this almost euphoric atmosphere to the fear and intimidation that i've experienced in places like syria which is even worse than egypt in some ways. that was what shocked me because in alexandria, unlike cairo, the vast majority of the protestors stayed home. there were about 15 people in the very place where something close to 100,000 people stood the day before a

this is a picture of logan moments before she was attacked in egypt. it happened february 3rd. and her team are surrounded by a mob of 200 people, she was separated by her crew beaten and sexually assaulted. >> mark: a quick break as of morning news continues. >> mark: catching the opening bell are rebound today, a slew of reports coming out housing starts with the big jump in january. inflation could be creeping into the economy. wholesale prices on the rise, the biggest jump in two years. we will follow the numbers throughout the morning. futures were up. >> darya: we are seeing a wet start to the morning if you're just waking up this morning we're in the middle of this storm that started yesterday afternoon. you can see much on the right but traffic seems to be moving ok. there is paddling on the roadways and there are areas that are see heavy rain. >> louisa: you may need your windshield wipers likelight rain continues now. redwood city picking up rainfall totals, also san ramon right through dublin interchange. as we take it over to mount hamilton we have been watching sno

cbs news correspondent lara logan was recovering in a u.s. hospital tuesday from a sexual attack and beating she suffered while reporting on the tumultuous events in cairo. logan was in the city's tahrir square on friday after egyptian president hosni mubarak stepped down when she, her team and their security "were surrounded by a dangerous element amidst the celebration," cbs said in a statement tuesday. the network described a mob of more than 200 people "whipped into a frenzy." separated from her crew in the crush of the violent pack, she suffered what cbs called "a brutal and sustained sexual assault and beating." she was saved by a group of women and an estimated 20 egyptian soldiers. a quick break, another story we're following a six hour space walk today. the second space walk in less than a month. [ male announcer ] hands free driving. cars that park themselves. an unmanned car driven by a search engine company. we've seen that movie. it ends with robots harvesting our bodies for energy. [ engine revs ] this is the all new 2011 dodge

>>> in other news now, cbs news correspondent lara logan is now recovering at home this morning afterked in egypt. cbs says logan was separated from her crew and then faced a brutal and sustained sexual assault and beating last friday during the celebrations of president mubarak's resignation. she was eventually rescued by a group of women along with some egyptian soldiers. >>> events in egypt are reverberating across the middle east. in bahrain thousands of protesters have taken over a main square there in the capital. demonstrators are calling for sweeping political reforms and an end to monarchy's grip on key decisions and government posts. at least two people have died in the violent clashes since those protests began. >>> inspectors for united airlines are working around the clock checking on its fleet of 757 jets. 96 planes were grounded because they needed an updated maintenance check required by federal law. about 15 flights were canceled and others were delayed. those inspections continue throughout this afternoon and could have an impact on some passengers. >>> southwest air

so that was pretty startling not to mention the attack on lara logan. is sexual harassment or intimidation really that pervasive in egypt and what form does it take? >> unfortunately yes, margaret. sexual harassment is a reality for almost all egyptian women, whether you're rich, poor, you take public transportation, you walk down the street, you're doing your shopping. whatever social class you're from, you're bound to get sexually harassed. it is part of our reality unfortunately. >> warner: and what are we talking about when we talk about sexual harassment? >> i think it varies. there's a lot of sort of pestering or harassing. a lot of it is quite mild. but sometimes it veers to the physical. cairo and lots of cities in egypt are very densely populated so people are in public space together and often they're in public space together on very crowded public transport. often it's kind of, it's rather mild but it's unwanted. it's not desired. so people... a lot of women feel it's a very unwelcome sort of situation. on the other hand.... >> warner: be mor

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logan flew back to the u.s. the day after the attack and cbs news says she's now recovering in the hospital. ann? >> stephanie gosk, thanks so much. stephanie, thanks so much for reporting on the story. it is now 7:06. now once again here's meredith. >> thank you. now to the latest on a tense stand-off between the u.s. and pakistan over a u.s. embassy employee jailed in pakistan for more than a month for allegedly killing two men. now president obama is making his release a priority sending a top lawmaker to the region. nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. this case is so important that the chairman of the foreign relations committee john kerry dropped everything, including a speech scheduled for today, and senate votes to rush to pakistan and try to defuse the biggest crisis between the u.s. and pakistan in years. it has become a major diplomatic incident. protests have been raging over a mysterious shootout involving american

. >>> international journalist laura logan is back in the u.s. after suffering a brutal sexual assault. the attack happened on friday when hundreds of people were celebrating mubarak's resignation in cairo. logan became separated from her crew then was sexually assaulted and beaten by an angry mob. she was finally rescued by a group of women and 20 soldiers. >>> time now 5:27. back here at home a holster woman said she was forced into prostitution is telling her story for a first time. she says for nine months she was locked inside of a gilroy warehouse with three dozen other women. she says a man brought here to the united states in 1998 from mexico. she thought to work in his restaurants but once she got here in california she says she was forced to have sex with men at his bar in morgan hill. and threats against her family kept her from leaving. >> sometimes they would take me to a motel. sometimes in the car. you just had to cooperate. >> she eventually came forward in 2006 but the statue of limitations ran out to prosecute anyone. the south

this is dramatic video, 75 year-old janet logan. she was swept out and heusing a helicopter and your husband and her son that that was visiting from san diego were found dead. (music) >>jacqueline: this storm along the coast could bring showers along the coast this evening. the stormtracker 4 radar, the tail end is moving down to the south. the rainfall off the short is producing some light showers. san francisco, the airports, and light sprinkles earlier today. temperatures quite cool. this afternoon pushing through 50 degrees in redwood city. 51 degrees in napa. 50 in livermore, and here is what we're going to be seen as we see the overnight hours. sun/clouds mixture right now. and as that storm progresses to the south the skies will clear out and temperatures are going to drop. tomorrow morning widespread 30's and even bay shores will be in the low 40's. tomorrow afternoon, a nice recovery and a slightly sunny with warm conditions. to tonight will be cold but try however, thursday will have a return of precipitation. tuesday will

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thank you for joining us. >>> does cbs' lara logan already want to return to work? first, lets get to tonight's top story. just released photos. elizabeth taylor reportedly celebrating her 79th birthday early. before she was rushed to the hospital. >> the house was filled with balloons. it was very festive. everybody was laughing. she looked pretty good. >> it's day ten in the hospital for dame elizabeth. the brave screen legend checked in last week. earlier this month, she was photographed in a wheelchair.

. >>> then, cbs news reporter lara logan in egypt just days before she was attacked. >> intimidated. >> the new video. how she's recovering right now. >> what happened to lara is devastating. >>> and the new photos of christina applegate's little girl. >>> and "the big bang theory's" jim parsons. >> you know that "e.t." went to visit your hometown. >> his photos. >> there would be stray pigs that had run out of the pen. >> and his family's pride. >> i'm going to cry. we have to stop. >>> "twilight's" robert pattinson. >> it's like total madness. >> kissing reese witherspoon. >> you have some pretty intense love scenes. it's "e.t.'s" "water for elephants" exclusive. >> only we are behin

cbs news correspondent laura logan beaten and sexually assaulted by a mob in egypt. >>> plus, what "malcolmmiddle's" frankie muniz is saying. about reports he held a gun to his head. >>> then, elizabeth taylor fighting for her life? the latest news inside the hospital. >>> ll cool j co-hosting "e.t." with me. >> do not be confused. i am your co-host tonight, america. >> his hit show, backstage stories from the grammys, plus -- would you mind taking your shirt off? how he got so ripped. >> it wasn't steroids. it was hard work. >>> justin bieber on "c.s.i." beaten, bruised and about to blow up? >> he's wired. he's got a bomb. >> don't shoot. >>> and then --

we would very much like to be able to watch him grow up. >> you wrote a letter to logan in this book,l guilty for thinking of you so much. i have always understood the reason you are not being raised in our family. the hard part is that logic has never translated to my heart. your head knows why. your heart doesn't. do you struggle with that daily? >> i think so. i think it's getting easier with time. but i think one of the important takeaways from this is that there is a maternal bond that occurs in a pregnancy. i did not go into that fertility clinic that day to become a gestational carrier. i have tremendous respect for women who do become gestational carriers. since it wasn't my decision, i wasn't able to detach the way that someone who had emotionally discerned that decision ahead of time would be able to. however, we do know that he's in great hands, and we take a lot of solace in that. >> and we found our faith. we love life. and we have unconditional love for him. >> you have three children back at home. >> we do, yes. >> how have they handled all of this? because it's easier

john logan couldn't resist bringing this dog. >> he was three years old. i rescued him last june, so he's probably seen it before but not with me. so i wanted to let him play in it. >> reporter: this dusting didn't last long. by 8:30 much of the snow and ice was gone, and what was around here was melting fast in the santa cruz mountains, abc-7 news. acknowledge utility and road crews were bracing for the worst, and kids were hoping on a snow day. so what happened? i'm going to let leigh glaser handled this one. >> leigh: i have to tell you i know everyone is kind of disappointed we didn't see the snow. but colder air does not hold as much moisture so while we have the cold air in place, we just didn't have enough moisture to make it come out in the form of snow. in fact, live doppler 7hd, this is a live sweep. not picking up any moisture at all here around the bay area. you can see to the south of us, we are still seeing some of those returns, a little bit of rain to the south of carmel right now, salinas valley, and this is the last of it. tonight get rea