>> logan: yeah? >> wahlberg: he thinks i owe him money. >> logan: do you owe him money?it's my brother who owes him money. it's my brother, georgie. it's my brother. >> logan: wahlberg dropped out of school when he was 13. he ran with the wrong crowd, and from the law. what happened to a lot of the other kids that were on the streets with you? >> wahlberg: well, unfortunately, you know, a lot of friends are either dead or in jail, you know. >> logan: mark used to sneak out of his bedroom window and hit the streets for late nights of boozing, brawling, dealing, and stealing. were you a good thief? >> wahlberg: i was pretty good. i was pretty good. i was pretty daring. >> jim flavin: you were a pain in the neck, but you were always respectful. >> logan: a rare positive influence for mark was father jim flavin. the street punk and the parish priest struck up an unlikely friendship. father flavin saw a glimmer of wahlberg's future one day during one of mark's many appearances in court before a judge. >> flavin: he was just pouring it onto the judge-- you know, "i'll never do

>> boy, they are expecting major delays here at logan airport.e kind of quiet inside but there are people who have been waiting for at least 24 hours for one of their flights. of course, everything was cancelled yesterday. we had video of people sleeping on their seats. we can tell you that a lot of them have been just waiting to get on a flight and they are hoping that if they are first in line they can make it out of here on time today. we talked to plenty of people who say, look, this is a very difficult time to get on a flight right now. we have talked to people who are trying to just get to north carolina from boston and it looks like tomorrow morning is going to be the earliest flight. so, it's a tough time. a lot of students trying to get to college, that sort of thing here at logan airport. >> alisyn: back to you, alisyn. not just logan but ripple effect across the country as a result. share man, thanks so much for the update. let's go over to steve. >> steve: thanks, ali. national push against foreign courts reached the state of michigan

. >> a city in syria suffered a fifth day under military siege laura logan reports, so far, the rest of the world hasn't done much to stop it. [ sound of shooting ] >> reporter: this is what the government of bashar el as sad doesn't want the world to see. the syrian government gunning down its own people on the streets of ha ma shown on this captured video. an independent account of the situation is impossible. the syrian government continues to deny their forces have tented the city but amateur videos recorded boo eye the people a ma show a different pick. the u.s. ambassador of syria went to hama before the crackdown. >> the syrian government was saying there are armed groups up in hama. i went there, i didn't see a single gun. the most dangerous weapon i saw was a slingshot. >> reporter: as the army tightens its grip activists and human rights groups say at least 100 people have been killed there. secretary of state hillary clinton says the syrian government has killed 2,000 people, countywide, since protest began four months ago. >> the shooting death of a 1- year-old, recently,

lara logan reports. >> reporter: this is what the government of bashar al assad doesn't want syriansrian army gunning down its own people on the streets of hama, captured ii this amateur video, with foreign media barred and the city sealed off by the army an independent account of the situation is çó impossible. the syrian government continues to deny their forces have entered the city, but amateur videos recorded by the people od hama and posted daily on the internet appear to show a very different picture.xd the u.s. ambassador to syria went to hama just before the crackdown. >> the syrian government was saying fhgre are armed groups up in hama. i went there. i didn't see a single gun. the most dangerous weapon i saw was a slingshot. >> reporter: as the army tightens its grip, activists ani human rights groups say at least 100 people have been killed there. secretary of state hillary clinton says the syrian eovernment has killed 2,000 people countrywide since protests began four months ago. >> the shooting death of a 1-year-old recently by the syrian regime's tanks and troopi is a

boston's logan airport so depending on you know how they go there and of course they'll be successful because nothing the t.s.a. ever does is a failure. after they're after they're deemed a success bill be expanded out to airports nationwide and most likely all sorts of transportation since you know that's ultimately the name of the transportation subjugation administration. so we had the body scanner implementation we followed that pretty closely on the show and you know there were a number of concerns of what would come out of that and one of the privacy concerns has already been manifest in t.s.a. agents fighting after one of them was made fun of for having too small of a penis that was revealed by one of these body scanners now that the israeli style techniques that there were they're working on and flamini involve a much more complex process something a lot more difficult for the average t.s.a. screener to execute what are your specific fears or concerns of what's going to happen how people are going to suffer as a consequence of the t.s.a. implementing these policies. this stage

screeners at logan airport will be starting casual confers through that tsa's official hope to get ater idea of who's posing a risk. we have a live now at the program. explain how this is going to work? >> good morning. i think this is a very good program and should have been instituted a long time ago. they have screeners that are going to meet you at the airport and engage in a very casual conversation with travelers. they're specially trained to look at didn't behavior yal actives of the person to see if they warrant further scrutiny or pulled off the line for a more close analysis. they'll just talk to you with casual conversation. they're going to be looking at your face, your movements without giving away their tips and secrets. they're going to be able to detect if someone looks nervous ark terrorist, criminal or whar. that could be very valuable. not only for terrorism, but for common criminals moving through the airports. >> is that what you're looking for, if a passenger looks nervous? >> that's part of it. most after all law enforcement are very aware of this. an experienc

. ♪ i wanna be famous >> reporter: big-time rush featuresesendall, logan, carlos and james. tv stars who play pretend rock stars, whose real-life concerts are now selling out. sound familiar? i'm amazed at how loud screaming girls can be. >> never ceases to amaze. >> reporter: these four guys were plucked out of 15,000 who auditioned and seemingly overnight they've become big-time superstars. >> i was more freaking out because i didn't'tnow how big it was going to get but i knew it was a big responsibility. i didn't know if i was ready -- >> or the job in general. >> it's tough. people don't realize how much people are looking at you and judging you and, you know, constantly trying to i guess watch you fall. >> thank you. >> reporter: but the child star making machinery requires hard work. lots of it. we caught up with victoria while she was shooting a prison musical spoof on set. she'd been working till 3:00 in the morning. these are long hours you're working. >> they can be pretty long. i think if you love what you're doing and -- with the whole cast, we have so much fun t

going good for the runner with aubrey huff on second, and he drives it to the opposite field, and loganh a tough fall there, and he will get a bruise for that. right now the giants are 3-0, with the lead at the top of the ninth inning. all right. giants keeping a close eye on the close d'backs hosting the new york mets. runner on second, and in first inning justin upton coming through with a single. 1-0, early for the d'backs. and then ruben tejada doubles, and that brings in baxter and bass, and ties up 2-2, and right now the mets have a 4-2 lead midway through the game. and endy chavez grounds out to first and cahill with a no-hitter after three innings. fifth, mike napoli grounding out to end the inning. cahill, and that no-hitter is alive through five. looking good. top of the sixth, former giant yorvit or the yal ba sitorrealbl allows seven hits and three unearned runs over 7 1/3. and in the ninth inning, this happened again, and deja vu with kinsler and another rbi down the line and the a's lose, 7-1, the final. >> well, he pitched very well. we gave him no help. as a team. and it

. >> number four, padres second baseman logan, leaping to snag the line drive.at the mets 9-5. >>> number three, this is for jesus; united states soccer, rogers, the new coach likes it, mexico and united states in a tie. >>> number two, back to the giants, wood gets wood but torres takes it away. and at number one. >>> the a's -- still doing it with his glove. robbing former athletic davis of a base hit. >>> unknown to mankind, i have an early plane flight at 5:00 p.m. i'm headed to the airport after this. digging down deep to stay on top. we are getting ready for the 49er game. >> right here at what time? >> 5:00. >> all right. >> that will be exciting. >> the niners and i met jim. we had a nice good meeting. it was positive. >> you are friends with him? >> yes. >> attack it ,,,,,,,,

i think we should be lucky to have people like logan and darren, to engage the community. we could have owners who do not listen and cause trouble. these guys are doing what i think is best for the neighborhood, and i hope you'll approved their applications. >> next speaker please. >> i am from 2827 octavia, and i wish to point out union street is not one long commercial strip mall. we have lived in the location for over 30 years and survived. it is a great thrill to live by union street. there are college football games, and it is a great guy to hang at a bar, but when people get tired of the noise, they get to go home, but where can we go? this hasn' 100 yards of busines, and sherman elementary school is a block away. the crab shack and bricks and are across the street from the shuddered metro theater. good no one lives there. ambient noise issue is not the same. the reason people complain about process and government regulations is the government levels the playing field. neighbors are no match for the developer. we have been opposing this since the front of the buildin

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meantime good news for the sharks and their center logan coture. terms of the deal not disclosed but reports say it's worth about $5 million. coture rookie of the year last year and what an addition he was all yearlong. that's the sporting life at this hour. >> we're learning much more tonight about two suspected burglars who led police on a dangerous chase. >>> and coming up on tv 36, our camera was the only one rolling when police made the arrests. we'll tell you about the face to face encounter that may have been the break police needed in just 30 minutes on tv 36. >> and we're tracking hurricane irene on ktvu.com. you will find information about airport delays and cancellations. we're also following the track. just look under the hurricane irene tab. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters.

. >>> and tssa will be speaking to every member at logan's airport asking questions like how long are you traveling or how long have you been in town? and it is to detect suspicious behavior and the program has been in place, and now the office of accountability questions the effectiveness of this program. and joining me is michael smerconish, syndicated radio talk show host, and so many people feel this is singling out fliers. >> well, it is not singling anybody out, because of your caricature, but everybody is going to be scrutinized. we are going to use the hairy eyeball test, and you can size up people and see if they are acting with a nervous tick or some other outward expression, and i flew in tel aviv, and the israelis know how to do it, because we look for bombs, and they look for bombers, and this is a page out of their page. >> and since you have flown on el al, what is happening in this situation is far cry from what is happening in other foreign airports. >> i don't know if americans would stand for on a day today basis domestic flying for what i went through from newark t

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for that, i'm joined on the line by kitty logan, standing by in london. what is the latest? is the violence continuing there? >> it is indeed. many of the additional police forces were brought down to london from regions across the u.k., and now, the looters and writers have turned their attention to those areas where there is perhaps a weaker police presence. we are seeing in manchester the scenes of many scuffle's there. there have been a couple of fires breaking out and shot and sporadic looting. also, there are reports of clashes and arrest there. reports in birmingham. isolated incidents of scuffles with police and looting. seems now that london is relatively quiet. the city is blockaded. the barriers are down, and there are 15,000 police on the streets, but people are largely stayed at home. it seems the violence is spreading across the country. >> is there any sign that the authorities may turn to tougher methods of crowd control? >> we are seeing a tough crackdown tonight. really a no-tolerant attitude. we have heard tough words today from political leaders, from pri

are actually located on this side of the school over here at wal teres junior high school located on logannow, it started around 7:15, the alarm went off, somebody called it in, got to check with the fire department exactly how that happened. the fire department came out here with about 20 firefighters. they say they had it out in about a half an hour. by that time $100,000 damage had already been done. there's actually no -- there goes the security guard right there. there's actually no school this week, but there is an orientation at the school this week, so there were kids on campus, the school is not in session. that starts next week. we're not sure if the kids were here at the time, it was 7:15, so it was a little bit later than you might think. there's the security guard right there. i'm going to try to catch up with him and see if we can get closer and give you a look at what that damage looks like for the next report here from freemont. live in freemont, kraig debro, ktvu news. >>> happening right now, rescue crews are in the waters off san francisco looking for a missing canoeist.

the flight delays right now, only confined to boston logan international airport. anytime you travel, check out the flight tracker. abc7news.com. kristen? >> all right, mike. thanks a lot. 4:48. tensions in the middle east intensified overnight. organize militant launched barrage of rockets deep in israel this morning and israeli aircraft struck target in the palestinian territory. the military says they hit seven targets, including a weapons manufacturering site. tensions risen sharply after gunman who crossed from the egyptian desert launched a series of attacks that killed israelis yesterday. they threatped to destabilize a volatile border region that includes hamas-ruled strip. the obama administration has announced a major change in policy for thousands of illegal immigrants going through deportation proceedings. they now may be able to stay in the country. here is abc7's lilian kim with the story. >> anna isn't giving us her last name because she is in the country illegally but says she is a recent graduate of mission high and is now cleaning houses to make m

we know that our allies across the arab logan in turkey league and in turkey have the pressure mr. assad. they have economic and diplomatic ties with syria that the united states does not have. i support these efforts to leverage these relationships for a comprehensive regional approach through this crisis and applaud our allies who have rejected the assad regime. in a concerted diplomatic push more can be done to pressure syria. we need to maintain pressure at the united nations human rights council and continue to pursue a resolution at the u.n. security council condemning the syrian government's behavior. on monday this week, germany called for a security council meeting on syria, which i hope will result in a strong resolution. though some security council members remain resistant especially in the wake of recent violence. it is unacceptable for the united nations to continue ignoring the courage of the syrian people and the carnage brought about by the syrian regime. we must also continue to pursue efforts to constrict the ability of this regime to conduct business abroad. i w

logan airport screens more than 500 flights a day to expand this to a lot of other airports, they saya major time constraint. but if it works at logan they may put this in bits and pieces around much of the united states, shannon. shannon: we'll keep an eye on it. thanks, trace. >> reporter: ok. shannon: we're getting new rereports of a big bailout in the works for america's struggling homeowners. "wall street journal" reports that bank of america is working with the feds on a multibillion-dollar loan forgiveness plan for homeowners having difficulty with their mortgages but should they do that? we'll talk with adam bailey, real estate attorney and finding uncommon deal. gentlemen, let's talk about it. adam, first of all how would you feel if you someone kept on your payments knowing others will get bailed out, why should you be supportive if you have kept up with your bills? >> i'm not supportive of anytime the government interfierce with the free market system and contractual relations. the people borrowing money made deals with banks. they should follow them. that being said, looks

say annette hale got into a fight with the boy's mother last night and then took 4-year-old jeremy logan guthrie early this morning. this is a photo of jeremy and a photo of the woman suspected of taking him. last seen, jeremy was in a camouflage shirt carrying a spider-man blanket. >>> san jose police arrested a 48-year-old man for stabbing his girlfriend to the death. the homicide happened early this morning in an apartment south of stevens creek boulevard near saratoga avenue. when police arrived, they arrested the suspect who was still inside the apartment. they found the woman's body inside. she had been stabbed multiple times. this is the 27th homicide this year in san jose. seven more than all of last st>. oe> a string of robberies in san leandro could be related. five robberies occurred in the past three weeks. you see the locations on the map -- they're not that far away. in each case the victims were walking alone when a group of two to four african-american men approached them. investigators say in most of the instances, the victims were pushed to the ground and robbed of thei

for the next two months passengers at boston's logan international airport will need to pass a new securityckpoint. under the new behavior detection program, passengers will have to provide not only their boarding pass and i.d., they'll also have to answer a few questions for tsa officials. after 60 days the tsa will decide whether to expand this program to other airports. >>> san francisco police say crime in that city is at a historic low. the chief and mayor ed lee announced yesterday that violent crime dropped 6% during the first half of this year. the police chief and the mayor attribute that drop to an increased cooperation between police, city dments and the community -- city departments and the community. >>> a free camping trip to help steer people away from gung life will be offered in san francisco. mayor lee says he's planning a weeklong trip to camp maither for about 50 young people. an exact date hasn't been announced, but the trip is expected to be offered in the next few weeks. lee says the camp will be the opposite of those scared straight-style programs. this trip will be

this surface before the weekend but he has now getting the better of fellowship drive to sebastian logansuffered a puncture the day before that effectively ending his chance of a ninth straight win low finishing just under forty seconds behind home gear. he shakes his hands here with his copilot job well done spiny don't need soda was the result leaves twenty five points behind in the drivers' championship before races left. me much time to go and come up with his act bars begin next campaign on september ninth against all our favorites because own men have recently beaten be chance but lost to atlanta in pre-season in support takes a look now at their preparations. ugg bars are getting used to life with the dino who's relinquished his club geese to manage the national team. of those should command the respect of the players the former defenseman led team russia to bronze at the two thousand and five world championships and held moscow with the russian championship the same year the law is enough not too far from the action though taking the time to scope out potential prospects for inte

and, ultimately, there are no green jobs at this moment moving into this location in logan county.ogan county and everyone will have a great job. that is a realistic concern for those who live there make $65,000 a year and can support their families. >> it is not about logan county. we are burning and using every lump of coal we can get out of the ground as a nation. you know? we are using all of that energy. >> more than half the electricity in this country is generated by coal. not natural gas, not nuclear, not wind, not water. it's coal. >> i think it's typical not to have a long-range plan that transitions people from good jobs as opposed to transition them out of jobs altogether and 15 years later, into a good job. >> the thing i don't understand is if you look at west virginia, it's a sad state. not like it's -- it's a beautiful state. >> the mountains. >> as far as it's suffering its own economic woes, despite the coal industry. at some point, don't the state leaders say we got to figure out something else, instead of just trying to save one industry? >> they actually, finan

chief foreign affairs correspondent lara logan has latest on what's happening in hama. >> reporter: this is what government of the shaw al-assad doesn't want syria or the world to see-- the syrian army gunning down its own people on the streets of hama captured in this amateur video. with foreign media barred and the city sealed off by the army, an independent account of the situation is impossible. the syrian government continues to deny their forces have entered the city. but amateur video recorded by the people of hama and posted daily on the internet appear to show a very different picture. the u.s. ambassador to syria went to hama just before the crackdown. >> the syrian government was saying there are armed groups up in hama. i went there. i didn't see a single gun. the most dangerous weapon i saw was a slingshot. >> reporter: as the arm tightens its grip, activists and human rights groups say at least 100 people have been killed there. secretary of state hillary clinton says the syrian government has killed 2,000 people countrywide since protests began four months ago. >> the shoo

the peaceful demond social justice and that's what they singing right now tonight we hear now the logan also the people will take back the ninety not yet tonight also making the numbers are large groups of wives of policeman a social workers our teachers our doctors all of them throughout the course of the day saying that they were mobilizing the communities and ordering them to come to the streets tonight's protests also comes in the wake of controversial housing legislation that was passed earlier this week by the israeli knesset all the israeli parliament and according to protesters here it caters to the rich the rich again making affordable housing also the reach of ordinary people now we never to believe the comparison is being made between what we see in here in israel and what has been happening and continues to happen in neighboring egypt this demonstration is sainted around a main street in tel aviv known as watts child boulevard and there are tens upon hundreds of tents on that street people have been sleeping there they've been eating they've been holding discussions and meet

chance logans like to ukraine to heroes death to enemies these laws unite fans in ukraine but will do everything to avoid incidents like this one those people are provocateurs and will stem from friends it's an excuse that would not stand up next year when ukraine and poland co-host the european football championship with the eyes of europe focused on key of bettors commemorating the likes of which if still a feature in twenty twelve could seriously harm the country's reputation for instance poland has no second opinion about them called. nazi war criminals with less than a year remaining until the final game of the euro twenty. it's brand new stadium looks set to be completed on schedule the question is whether the authorities would be able to use their remaining time to get rid of them and i'm not tolerated in europe if not experts say then could face serious sanctions from the european football governing bodies. r.t. reporting from kiev in ukraine. it's not just in the sports stadiums either. in ukraine as you can see for yourself and. the free video section this is from this year'

which is the peaceful demond social justice and that's what they sing in quiet now we hear now this is logan also that people will take better than one tree here tonight also making the numbers are large groups of wives of policeman a social workers our teachers our doctors all of them throughout the course of the day saying that they were mobilizing the communities and ordering them to come to the streets not tonight's protests also comes in the wake of controversial housing mr slater that was passed this week by the israeli parliament a strange message according to protesters here it again allows for only be wealthy to buy housing putting affordable housing out of the reach of ordinary people so that is why you're hearing israelis incredibly angry they say that netanyahu is not only not listening to their demands he is completely out of touch with what people here are thinking now he never to believe the comparison is being made between what he's seeing here in israel and what has been happening in neighboring egypt this demonstration is sainted around a main street in tel aviv known as wa

are you more logan head of a collective like you see in china and all those questions are not only i lost but also the worst but also people in north korea it creates a lot of uncertainty and insecurity. but if you miss any stories we're covering on the air you can go online to watch the news you want twenty four hours a day here's a taste of what's lined up for you right now at our dot com couple because as you mormon creature gets a life behind bars in the u.s. state of texas to the jury just forty minutes to find a man guilty of sexual assault against minors also. joined in the ancient traditions of merry making learn how to target celebrate a farmer's best of all wrong transformed into a day for fun up for friends and family for more details go to our team got. a look at some world news in brief for you this hour syrian tanks and armored vehicles stormed several northwestern towns near the border with turkey expanding the military your friends are to cross protest it comes as president bush are also that he will not relent in pursuing what he called terrorist groups in the countr

was offered to lift it either increasing investor fears let's talk more about that stephen less is logan international business times contributor and member of the democrat support organization democrats for progress a busy taking the time to be on. the u.s. downgrade resonated far wider as we've seen jubilee investment pay whorls right to strip the u.s. of a precious. what is called so much trouble now. i do believe that they were correct i know that's not a very popular poseur position and i don't like the aftereffects of it let's face it standard and poor's has one responsibility here kevin the responsibility is to investors who rely on their ratings to determine what the risks are in any given institution and here in the united states we have a faction of the u.s. government specifically the tea party republicans who are willing to cause a default if they don't get their ideological demands met and that being the case standard our standard of course has to go back to their investors and say listen if united states is not right to safe and if and if an investment as it is anymore ther

chains has his eye, aren't in also >> storm tracker 4 huang will bomb you will see it as reported in loganu can see the size of the storm meanwhil. you can see the armbands bee be. back here and debate. it services a look of the golden gate bridges somewhat uneasy about their we are seeing falcon, that is dense been will see clubs and clearing braw been. pai" with 'h overcast conditions of this is a look of the fog tracker. current temperatures of around the bay area and then no, as we look fact predicted a modest for around the area where later on this afternoon. not traffic >> pete upper deck of the bay bridge and we are starting checked all in the upper deck hin. romanis a materl bridge to a lot of volume building softball 101 golden gate bridge looks good. to >> when where a weave and watching fur of chlorine to make it onshore this is all well, of jacksonville florida all we are seeing is of our range of brands and high surf will have a hurricane " warnings for philadelphia was. cedras just go to police are now releasing a sketch of amanda de of another man in a bathroom at candlestic

you were still not clear what kabul success you will be will be a third grader or will you be more logan head of a collective like what you see in china and all those questions are not only lost but also the worst but also about people who are between a lot of uncertainty and insecurity. so if you missed any stories we're covering on air you can always go online to watch the news you want twenty four hours a day here's a taste of what's lined up for you right now that are. a polygamist norm is a preacher against life behind bars in the u.s. state of texas it's a jury just forty minutes to find the man guilty of sexual assault against minors. how russia's charge people celebrate of farmers festival long transformed into a day of fun for friends and family. some other international news making headlines this hour overnight firefight between nato troops and afghan police have left four officers dead and four others injured just outside kandahar city the local police chief says the victims were members of an anti taliban initiative manned by locals want to protect their own villages a local

as i mentioned, while logan is open, a handful of others are closed. the list is on the screen, these are the ten airports shut down. they include jfk. >>> hurricane irene is a tropical storm but she's still leaving a destruction along the sea board. joining us live from one of the hardest hit areas, virginia beach, what are you seeing this. >> reporter: looking behind me, it's gorgeous today, a different scene from what we were seeing in the new york region which we felt all day yesterday. here life getting back to normal. people assessing the damage. we know hundreds of thousands are without power. what crews are working on are making sure that people get back to their homes and doing it in a safely manner. we had 8 feet of storm surge of water, we had 6-8-inches of rainfall through the day yesterday. there's a lot of debris in the roadways and a lot of downed power lines and superficial damage. part of our hotel, the stucco was ripped off like a banana peel. that's what they're experiencing in the northeast. irene stormed through north carolina maki