he totally collapsed. >> logan: he collapsed? >> he put his hands like this on his face and went down. and he starts shaking. he knew what he did. >> logan: he knew that he... >> he just gave up bin laden, he just gave up al qaeda on 9/11. >> he comes in, his hands are cupped. and he's got bones in his hands. and he goes up to the medical examiner and he puts the bones in front of him and he goes, "this is my son." >> pelley: it was after hearing story after story like this that dr. benjamin luft decided to compile the world trade center oral history project-- unedited, unvarnished reality as experienced by the responders to ground zero. >> it was crazy. >> it was almost like taking a civics class as to what is important about being a citizen. what is important about being a human being. what is important to being an american. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on this special 9/11 edition of "60 minutes." [ male announcer ]

>> reporter: among the victims, logan pennypacker, a devel developmentally disabled man whose parents say his identity was stolen to get $2,600 from the irs. >> you feel personally violated that somebody would stoop to this, to try to gain money out of the system. >> reporter: the irs says it has a system for detecting scams like this, but government auditors say it's often unable to spot them until after the money has already been paid. police in tampa say they're cracking down hard, still puzzled about how they became the capital of tax refund fraud. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> when "nightly news" continues, in just a moment, man versus wild, on the hunt for a killer in yellowstone. >>> and later, neighbors helping neighbors, pulling together after a disaster, making a difference in vermont. ld, on th killer in yellowstone. heartburn, right ? you have t yeah, it flares up a few days a week. well, we're the two active ingredients in zegerid otc.

when they reached logan airport, a ticket agent t michaeluey >> that demand.f batman and gave me a creepy feeling and an uneasy feeling. i have this double in front of me >> . just before a a.m., flight 11 to a golftta with and four other hijackers on board. we w >> to get there has been a dramatic increase in number of sorties the tags in san jose. a recent survey found 40 doll attack across the city's felony increase of 30% over year ago. and in east san jose graffiti tags are up 282%. city council members blame gangs and says the city has got to do a better job with prevention and cleanup. >> anytime anyone writes on private property or public property, it is and vandalism. if you are deceasing something that does not belong to you. i grew up in this community. for anyone it to deface a private and public property, it is an insult to everyone lives here. from looks of this, it looks like the gang graffiti. most of it is young people. i think there are a number of things that we can do about this. we to work hard on the prevention side. we need to have commi

logan police department sergeant jason olsen. sergeant olsen, first things first, let's just say this 21-year-old motorcyclist, brandon wright, we're now reporting he is in stable condition. where were you when you got the call to get to the scene? >> i was actually on the street of about 900 north and 600 east in logan so i was probably less than a half mile away. >> you rush to the scene. at that point were there people already around the car, trying to lift it up, what we're seeing on television? >> i think you can see on the video, if it it's the same one that i have, as i get next to the vehicle, i kind of turn and look over my shoulder because i've got another officer that's arriving. i kind of motion to him that i need him to bring me a jack. but it was only seconds that i realized that these citizens had already organized and were just going manually lift it up. so by the time i realized what was -- what they had in store, i really didn't even need to help because the vehicle was up and they were dragging the victim out f

when they reached logan airport ticket agent said the man. the memory hogs them for years. >> he gave me a creepy feeling. an uneasy feeling. >> just before 8:00 a.m. a slight 11 takes off with five hijackers on board. another flight took off from boston dealt the lost angeles and five hijackers on board. >> the crew is not answering. sullenness stabbed in business class. i think there is a maze. we cannot breathe. i think we're getting hijacked. >> the military is alerted. >> meanwhile, american airlines flight 77 it takes off near washington d.c. headed for los angeles. it also has five hijackers on board. at 8:42 a.m. a fourth airliner takes off. united flight 93 headed from new york to san francisco. there are four hijackers aboard. molds a later flight 11 slams into the north tower of the world trade center at more than 450 mi. an hour. the impact spreads in the flaming wreckage of from the 93rd to the 99th floors. >> everyone was screaming and running. the cops assigned to maintain calm >> . a lot of people could not get out. >> anyone

this, a motorcyclist was trapped, they listed the car pushed it on to its side, police say it was in logan utah and the motorcyclist was trapped but they took him out from underneath that car and they took him to the hospital and he was listed in critical condition. the driver of the car by the i was not hurt. >>> let's go back over to sal, how is traffic now, sal? >> we don't have anything like that now, we do have a crash but we will start off with a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. high winds were reported for that bridge but it could be windy also on the dumbarton bridge. southbound 101, not causing a huge backup there and across the bay some road work being picked up and it is causing just a little bit of a slow down. if you are driving in from richmond out to the mcarthur maze that traffic looks nice. >> we have a combination with a few high clouds where thunderstorms continue to rumble. so far they have not made it here. clouds and sun cool to warm, very warm inland and it looks like a little bit of a cool down as we get an increase in the fog back. we lose those higher

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and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund. >> i didn't even want to come home. you just felt naked and totally vulnerable, unless you were armed. like, i mean, we all carried guns. there would be a huge group of us, and everyone in the group would have a gun. >> narrator: in november 2007, four soldiers back from iraq went out drinking. >> i was a real bad alcoholic. i spent all my savings my first month back just drinking. >> narrator: they had all served together in baghdad during the surge. >> i had, like, a.... i had, like, a total mental breakdown. i lost control. >> narrator: by the next morning, one of them was dead. kevin shields had been shot three times at point blank range and left by the side of the road. two of his fellow soldiers would be convicted of conspiring to murder him. the oth

he was riding his motorcycle in lee began, utah, when he got into -- in logan, utah, when he got into a wreck and several people lifted the car and a man pulled his limp body from the burping car. forever grateful. i can't thank them enough. >> he says he plans on riding a motorcycle again as soon as he can. >>> there is good news report about a concord father and son fighting against deportation. an attorney for arturo reiffo and his son called ktvu news this morning to say that immigration officials have put that order on hold. that's because his wife has an asylum case that's still pending and to prevent the separation of the family, the deportation will not go through. the family has been fighting for political asylum since they ran from death threats from peru 18 years ago. they were hours from deportation last month when they received a 30 day extension. >>> a seem of san francisco police officers is now off on a 24-hour relay race. they arrived at the marina before dawn to be in the marina relay race. one person that we talked to traveled from southern california. >> it's a lar

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, supporting investigative reporting and enterprise journalism. >> i'm away from my office. please leave a name, a message, and i'll get back to you. thank you. >> david. hey, buddy. it's sharif. i hope you're well. i love you man, and... >> narrator: sharif el-gamal is a manhattan property developer. >> i'm a new yorker from brooklyn. i'm not a community activist. i'm not a community leader. i'm not an islamic academic. this isn't something that i've been studying. i'm a new yorker who is a real- estate junkie, who has... you know, that's who i am. my brother, i have to be there before 1:00, so i need you to get there as quickly as possible, please. >> before 1:00? >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> i have to do salaat at jummah. >> oh, yes, yes. >> are you muslim?

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

. >> that was brandon wright out of logan, utah. he says he's still amazed that he survived.idn't wear a helmet when this happened, tried to swerve to miss that car. as you saw, people came and lifted that car and saved his life, and he's speaking to the public yesterday and doing very well. he'll be okay, but he says next time he'll have a helmet on. >> i can't imagine seeing that video after what he's been through, to see yourself. must seem so surreal. >> he said, looked like i was dead. very lucky guy. >>> weather wise in the bay area, kind of a warmup today, but something to look forward to? >> yes! [ laughter ] >> that's your cue! >> big pause! is there, isn't there? there is a warmup. it's cool today and it's going to be a little warmer over the weekend and warming into the rest of the week. it was chilly this morning. and today, another day of below average temperatures. looking outside, some clearing. pretty shot of a sailboat, somebody starting to enjoy their weekend maybe a little early. this afternoon, going to see sunshine inside those inland valley locations. ou

. >> the health center at james logan high school in union city offers tdapp vac yeenz only $11. officials have been reaching out to pairntsz since spring when the state ordered every 7th grader and up to be vaccinated. >> the unified school district has 6,000 students that fall under that category. >> we've still got 1200 to go. 80% is a good number. it's within the last couple weeks within the deadline. >> there is a serious respiratory disease that can death among infachblts students know why it's forn gets a booster shot. >> preventing spread of diseases and keep everybody healthy its been up to local health departments to assist nairnts getting vaccine their kids need. >> shortly that have, we started to reach out to the community through automatic phone calls and both evening skplish spanish. and leters home to the parents. >> this school district is telling fairnts the child is not vaccinated by september 30th he or she will be turned away. san francisco's deadline is september 14th. school there started earlier, for those families who think they can't afford vaccine, they

and by reva and david logan, committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, supporting investigative reporting and enterprise journalism. additional funding for frontline's expanded broadcast season is provided by the bill & melinda gates foundation. >> smith: 6:00 a.m., october 12, 2000. fbi agent ali soufan was on his way to work. >> i remember i was on the brooklyn bridge. i was driving to the office. and i got a phone call saying to come to the office fast. >> a suicide bomb attack on a u.s. navy warship... >> a ship, a navy ship, was attacked in yemen. >> smith: soufan was only 29 at the time. how soon did you go to yemen? >> same day. >> smith: he was badly needed. how many people in the fbi spoke arabic? >> eight, nine, something like that. >> smith: how many of them were working on al qaeda? >> i don't know. i think maybe i was the only one. >> smith: soufan was made chief investigator for the uss

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, with a grant from millicent bell through the millicent and eugene bell foundation. >> good morning, america. i'm charles gibson. >> i'm diane sawyer, and it's tuesday, september 11, 2001. ( screaming ) >> just a few moments ago, something believed to be a plane crashed into the south tower of the world trade center. >> a plane has crashed into one of the towers. >> it looks almost like a mushroom cloud. >> we're trying to figure out exactly what happened, but clearly something relatively devastating. >> welcome back to fox news. we have a very tragic alert for you right now. >> something hit the pentagon on the outside of the fifth floor. >> a day unlike any other in the long course of american history: a terrorist act of war against this country. presiden

and by reva and david logan. committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by the frontline journalism fund, supporting investigative reporting and enterprise journalism. >> narrator: there was, after the horror of september 11, the inevitable question: did anyone in the government know? the move from chicago to headquarters in washington was a big promotion for special agent john o'neill. he drove all night from chicago and went straight to the office on a sunday morning. ( elevator bell rings ) he'd just arrived when the white house called. ( dial tone ) ( telephone dialing ) ( telephone rings ) >> it was a sunday morning. >> fbi. >> but i was in my office and i was reading intelligence, and i saw a report that indicated that the man who had plotted the world trade center bombing in '93, the ringleader, ramzi ahmed yousef, he was about to move within pakistan,

at this terminal at boston's logan airport, they have started questioning every passenger about their travel plans. if the latest way for the agency to size up passenger behavior and risk. 9/11 security failings helped create the t.s.a., which has never allowed a successful terrorist strike, but the agency itself has often come under attack. critics see over-zealous agents patting down children and screeners, full-body scanners that invade privacy and inefficiency. >> taking your shoes off, i mean, come on. >> reporter: soon kids 12 and under going through security will be able to keep their shoes on and only rarely will they be patted down. in a recent cbs news/"new york times" poll most americans support the t.s.a., but since 2002, an increase percentage, almost one in four people, believe t.s.a. techniques go too far. >> some of them are just stupid, time wasting. >> clearly, we are safer now than we were ten years ago. >> reporter: but the u.s.m. government accountability office, the g.a.o., recently faulted the t.s.a. for failing to update equipment to screen checked waggage. >>

. >> they lifted a car literally up to free the man from the burning wreckage in logan, utah, watch:ee the man in the green shirt there is actually going to slide the victim out. unbelievable. the motorcyclist remains in the hospital in utah. he is in critical condition but clearly would not be alive had it not been for those good samaritans that all came in about 15 of them. >> he posted on his facebook page a personal thank you to all the people who stopped to help him that day. >> apparently he was talking and moving his arm and broken bones and what not. but should be okay. >> amazing. >>> 13475672. who is in the begin he was book of world record for the most followers on twitter. if you need consumer help, call 1-888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ cow mooing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no need to produce foods yourself to be sure they're 100% natural. ♪ now there's open nature foods from safeway. no preservatives, no artificial anything. all within budget. a wide choice of natural foods that meet your high standards. ♪ open nature. only at safeway.

police say a motorcyclist hit a car in logan yesterday and became trapped underneath as the wreckage caught fire. several people returned to push the car on to its side. the motorcyclist was pulled out from underneath and taken to the hospital. he is said to be in critical condition. the driver of the car was not hurt. >>> oakland fire investigators are looking into an apartment fire near lake merritt. a ktvu viewer send us pictures of flames shooting out of the building on newton avenue around 8:30 last night. firefighters say the fire under control in less than 45 minutes. one man was hurt but firefighters say his injuries do not appear to be serious. >>> a man and woman found dead inside a burning oakland home sunday morning suffered stab wounds before the fire started. that's according to an autopsy performed on the bodies. firefighters found the man and woman after responding to a fire in a second-floor apartment in a building near coolidge and nicole avenues. investigators believe the fire was started to cover up the crime. a witness reported seeing several people running away

. >> the 21-year-old college student remembers quite a bit from monday's accident on a highway in logan, utah. >> i remember swerving to try and avoid the car and then the last second i layed the bike down. >> next thing wright knew, he was under the car screaming and throwing up blood. unaware of the amazing rescue coming together on the street above him. a small army of bystanders rushed in, lifting the car that could have exploded at any time. >> i just wanted to thank all the heros that put their lives on the line to save mine. >> it was a race against time that paid off for wright who only suffered some broken bones, burns, and what he calls a narely road rash despite not wearing a helmet. >> if he had stayed there any significant length of time longer, his injuries would have been much more severe and perhaps lethal. >> for wright, the experience has been life changing. >> i should have died when i hit the pavement. i should have died when i hit the car. i should have died when the car burst into flames, but i didn't for some reason and that makes life that much more precious to m

and 22-year-old michael logan was from scotts dale, arizona -- scottsdale, arizona. he was sitting with his father in a wheelchair in the v.i.p. section. his father was seriously injured. >>> george wendy was a former air pilot, owning a small post world war ii plane. >>> fires destroy a number of shuttle buses in a san francisco parking lot. it all started when a driver noticed something wrong while driving one and brought it back to the san francisco yard. and a short time later, the engine caught fire. the fire spread to the other buses, parked near it. and fortunately no one was hurt. new security measures are going into place beginning today at the nfl stadiums across the country. it comes in the wake of the series of violent incidents including someone shocking people with a taser. and they will get reactions from candlestick park. >> man down, you know, just a thing of the gang. >> reporter: and now there is more of it at candlestick park. the nfl recommended the fans be searched from the ankles out here. in addition to the waist up, the pat downs previously i

two planes originated in boston, both from logan. hijackers commandeered both flights within 35 minutes from takeoff, seized controls and steered the aircraft to lower manhattan, driving them, one each, into the north and south towers of manhattan's famed twin towers. a third plane took off from washington dulles airport, was hijacked 34 minutes later by five terrorists and slammed into one of the pentagon's five sides, killing 125 pentagon officials and visitors. a fourth airplane, united airlines flight 93, took off from newark airport and was seized by hijackers onboard who took control of the aircraft, forcing it no a u-turn to washington, d.c. before reaching targets in dc, presumably the white house or the capitol, the passengers of the ua flight confronted the hijackers and forced the plane to crash-land into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, 65 miles southeast of pittsburgh in order to averted the horrors of a white house or u.s. capitol impact. there were 19 hijackers in the four planes, plus 226 plane passengers and cre

reporter: the 21-year-old college student remembers quite a bit from monday's accident on a highway in logan. >> i remember swerving to try and avoid the car and then at the last second, i laid the bike down. >> reporter: next thing wright knew, he was under the car, screaming and throwing up blood, unaware of the amazing rescue coming together on the street above him. a small army of bystanders rushed in, lifting the car that could have exploded at any time. >> i just -- i just wanted to thank all of the heroes that put their lives on the line to save mine. >> reporter: it was a race against time that paid off for wright who only suffered some broken bones, burns, and what he calls a pretty gnarly road rash, despite not wearing a helmet. >> i think if he had stayed there any significant length of time longer, his injuries would have been much more severe and perhaps even lethal. >> reporter: for wright, the experience has been life-changing. >> i should have died when i hit the pavement. i should have died when i hit the car. i should have died when the car burst into flames, but i didn't f

>>reporter: in nearby logan county, some see those coal jobs as crucial to the local economy... >>kirkendoll: it probably touches directly 80 percent of the people in some fashion to a spinoff job or whatever, so it's critical to us. >>reporter: most coal miners earn over $60000 dollars a year, more than double the state's average salary... >>webb: these guys in order to make 60000 dollars a year, they're working an awful lot of overtime. >>reporter: surface mining in west virginia directly provides around 6000 jobs. it only accounts for about 6% ofthe 1.2b tonnes of coal mined in the usa each year, so environmentalists say it's not essential...more importantly, they believe it simply can't be done in a way that isn't hugely harmful to the environment... >>webb: well, as i know there's no way you can blow up a mountain and put it back. there's no way they're ever going to get this back to its original contour. it's impossible. >>reporter: others, however, believe the restored sites are just as good as the real thing... >>horton: i'll just drive up here by myself or with a couple

old bailey and i was amazed when they knew they had a lot of oil you have a lot of oil in the air logan yeah and i asked him how come there is so so much oil used to pour and he said you know. when god gave some countries lots of oil they unfortunately didn't give them enough grains and it would mean. the natural resources that he did you cannot patient yeah they are victims as a matter of fact some people say that there are predictions that. for example so it will minister here money said that that given the political situation well well price can go two to two to three hundred dollars and precision wouldn't be very bad for. produce a shock to you porting countries you really want to do with the long. there would this would strengthen sense of still less dependent on oil in the longer it will not be very good for exporting countries. so for russia this such such prices could be even damaging certain they would weaken incentives to reform what industries are growing today contemporary poland what are the main industries lima bay versified and you could never plan with no try to plan wha

the pictures that really grabbed our attention today are from logan, utah. when brandon wright's motorcycle collided with a b.m.w., both caught fire and wright was trapped beneath the car. bystanders rushed in. at first they couldn't lift the b.m.w. but eventually 17 managed to pick it up and pull him out. look at that. we called the hospital this evening and they told us wright, who is 21, suffered broken bones and burns but he's awake and he thanked his rescuers. it was an epic struggle at the u.s. open. we caught up today with the new king of the court. that's next. s, filters. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping is a hassle. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that is easy. best news i've heard all day! i'm soooo amped! i mean not amped. excited. well, sort of amped. really kind of in between. have you ever thought about decaf? do you think that would help? yeah. priority mail flat rate shipping starts

. >> reporter: the motorcycle exploded into a fireball after running into a bmw in logan, utah. police say the driver laid down his bike and slid into the car to avoid a worse collision. >> oh, my gosh. >> my gosh! >> reporter: as witnesses ran to the scene, they spotted the motorcyclist trapped and in terrible danger. watching from a nearby building, chris pulled out his video camera. >> people were getting down and looking under the car and you could see panic. i thought there was someone in or under the car. >> reporter: the crowd tried to lift the bmw and when it wouldn't budge, more people came to help. construction workers from a nearby job rushed to lend a hand. >> we're cheering them on like get that car up, we have to get that guy out there was. >> a construction worker grabbed the driver by the leg and pulled him out. but he wasn't moving. and he stayed that way on the ground as crews arrived to put out the flames. >> i thought he was a goner. >> reporter: but the 21-year- old driver was in fact alive. >> he is moving. >> he arrived at the hospital with burns, cuts and

logan was very well-known. the veterans vote was a very powerful force in the post civil war. in america. blaine because he was very much involved in a emerging political career. when the civil war broke out he was speaker of the house in maine. he was about to run for congress. he did what many men did at the time. he actually bought a substitute. it cost about $300 to have someone else go instead. cleveland had in the same thing. it was a very interesting situation that prior to the 1884 campaign, you always had someone in office and in the presidency -- grant and hayes and garfield, who had been the civil war officers. blaine and cleveland were not. >> whatever had won, it would have a break in that generation. >> we have a viewer who asks about his death. will you tell the story about his death? >> as it has been mentioned, he was a man who was prone to illness author his life. i think both real and imagined. there was always mention that he might have been more of a hypochondriac and reality. but at the same token, by 1892 he was exhausted both physically and mentally. in

a gleaming motorcycle and a car struck one another outside of utah--logan, utah. look at all of the bystanders. students and other people who saw the accident, they came to the rescue of a biker who was trapped under the car and managed to lift the car and pull him out. incredible video. >> a plane headed from phoenix and york city diverted this morning because of three passengers beading suspiciously. u.s. airways said the pilot requested the diversion into landed in st. louis. the airline said the plane was inspected, cleared and said to take off. >> live look from our roof camera at san francisco. hawks >> to hot spots, peninsula at 101. it use interstate 280 instead. the chp has not clear the sig-alert. to the left-hand lane it has been re-coat. our other hot spot, and overturned 18 will are on interstate 80 in the westbound direction has the power straight on ram closed. >> you're right on the bay bridge westbound is getting much easier because of the problems on interstate 80 with traffic held up on the east shore. there is virtually no delay to cross the ba

logan couture. when things weren't going well for us last year, he was the one bright spot, between him and ryan clothier, chemistry. both of them were very, very valuable at giving points. we'll look for that from all four of those players again and others. >> reporter: and even with the departures of danny heatley and devin setoguchi, the strength of the team lies with an experienced set of forwards. >> it's huge for us. the depth isn't maybe quite as what it was in the past because we lost those two players, both heatley and setoguchi. so up-front the depth isn't as deep as it was for scoring, if you will. so the players that we have, the coutures, the marleaus, the pavels, they all have to perform at a very high level. meet their expectations first and then ours. if they can do that, then we can do it by committee. and we believe that can happen. >> reporter: as for mclellan's outlook on just who he thinks will be his players with breakout potential, elevating their games this season -- >> there

reporter: the 21-year-old college student remembers quite a bit from monday's accident on a highway in logan, utah. >> i remember swerving to try and avoid the car and then at the last second, i laid the bike down. >> reporter: next thing wright knew he was under the car screaming and throwing up blood unaware of the amazing rescue coming together on the street above him. a small army of bystanders rushed in lifting the car that could have exploded at any time. >> i just wanted to thank all of the heroes that put their lives on the line to save mine. >> it was a race against time that paid off for wright who only suffered some broken bones, burns and what he calls a pretty fairliy road rash despite not wearing a helmet. >> i think if he stayed there any significant length of time longer, his injuries would have been much more severe and perhaps even lethal. >> reporter: for wright, the experience has been life- changing. >> i should have died when i hit the pavement. i should have died when i hit the car. i should have died when the car burst into flames. but i didn't for some reason, and i

am responsible well to rector at the united for a fair economy and in washington we cross to david logan he's an economist at the tax foundation all right gentlemen this is cross talk that he can jump in anytime you want and i really encourage it but first let's look at a new solution to an old crisis. amid calls for budget cuts and formidable schemes for deficit reduction a new trend has emerged that gives altruism a whole new meaning spearheaded by bilinear warren buffett's call for the wealthy to make a bigger contribution to national tight spaces french and german billionaires are also looking for their own pockets and saying the time has come for them to chip in . at a time when the public finances deficit and the prospect of a worsening state threaten the future of france in europe and when the government is asking everyone to show their solidarity it seems necessary for us to contribute to this over the past generation slashing taxes on the ridge has been an accepted practice the promise to free up their expenditure and use trickle down effect further down the socioeconomic tree b

logan welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle reasons for optimism for more uncertainty and violence with the end of the khadafi regime what are the possible futures of libya can the country move from civil war to stable and democratic society or would fall down the path of another afghanistan or iraq. can. still. cross talk libya after gadhafi i'm joined by lindsey german in london she is a national conveyor of stop the war coalition in denver we crossed again you're wagner he is c.e.o. of country wrists aleutians and in toronto we go to eric margolis he is an award winning journalist and author of war at the top of the world the struggle for afghanistan and asia all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first let's look at some of the challenges facing the new libya. following six months of a rocky battle that gripped the world's attention the arab spring has produced another significant outcome the toppling of libya's comes out they may have come as a surprise to almost everyone not the least of which were the r

confrontation but there might be mistakes like the flotilla itself and this might be even worse than going to logan i don't think actually this crisis between israel and turkey has a direct effect on what will happen in the. of course the question is what will happen the day after the un recognizes the palestinian state will that cause more violence no difference and then it will cause palestinian frustration. well we've got more from israel online aware the panthers are again on the prowl forty years on. don't believe we know progressed to the country has become an enemy of its people everywhere citizens are harassed anger over social injustice is getting louder about israelis and a veteran black panther campaigners are right behind them or got more on the movement at r.t. dot com along with all the news and analysis. i'll be back with a recap of our stories shortly but first the business is next with yulia. hello telling for your business of data very well welcome and more on the opening of the north stream gas pipeline russia's prime minister is calling the porch of a window to europe the twelve