they all took off from the two hour drive from florida's gulf coast to orlando. >> logan had arrived in orlando the hour before -- >> -- at approximately noon, logan pulled into jennifer's condo complex. >> went to her condo, see if it was opened o. banged on there saw the workers down there in front of her building. banging on the door. they are not opening the door. i'm trying to yell through the door you have seen this girl? do you know anything about her? roll your windows down. they did not roll their windows down. they did not want to have anything to do with me. >> soon after drew and joyce arrived. >> met us out there and opened the unit for us. >> any indication there was anything weird or unusual in that condominium? >> no. not at all. >> there was no forced entry into the apartment. there wasn't a window that was broken or cracked. the door hadn't been kicked in. >> jennifer's condo remains one of the biggest mysteries of this case. just days after her disappearance, i traveled to orlando where the kesses showed me inside their daughter's home. >> is this how you discovere

lara logan came to me and wanted to get this out in the open. there sure was a lot of personal stuff about her looks and her sex life that you don't think would probably be in a profile of a global trotting male war correspondent. >> never, ever. you wouldn't see that about any male in this business, where plenty of infidelity happens. plenty happens in the country, over 50% of people get divorced primarily because of finances or cheating. there was an article about lara logan's halloween outfit, give me a break. this is a woman, again, who deserves better. >> before we go, next week is barbara walters' last week on "the view." i talked to her about her decision to step down. let's play that for you. >> i want to leave while you still want to interview. >> i will always want to interview you. >> i want to leave when people say, we'll miss her. i don't want to be on so long that people say, is she still on? you have to know when to go. >> what a legacy in television, correct? >> good lord. she's worried about going out on top. the most coveted in

turns out lara logan was consulting with, none other than lindsey graham.wo met two or three times to talk about the libya attack with graham telling logan that from his point of view it was a fair thing to say that there was a buildup of al qaeda types in the area. so here's how it goes. lindsey graham tells lara logan it's al qaeda in the face of all evidence. lara logan puts that in her report on the most respected newsmagazine in america and then senator graham vows to block all nominations from the obama administration until he gets answers on benghazi and cites the lara logan report as evidence. evidence which was, unbeknownst to the public at the time, sourced by lindsey graham himself. >> what did the "60 minutes" show tell us? that this was a preplanned terrorist attack. you've got "60 minutes" now validating it was not just a terrorist attack, they know who planned it and it was a long time coming. "60 minutes" identified the people who planned the attack and actually how they did it. >> joining me congressman steve cohen, democrat from tennessee.

judge steven logan, john tuchi and diane humetewa. judge logan has a distinguished record in the military where he earned a bronze star, among many other honors. in discussing his military service at his nomination hearing, one of judge logan's statements stuck out because it exemplifies his dedication to the rule of law and his fitness to be a district court judge. he said -- quote -- "the rule of law in the united states is very, very important. i have seen what happens in a country -- two countries in particular -- he was referring to iran and afghanistan -- where there is no rule of law that is active. judge logan will bring this important perspective to the bench as well as insights he has gained as an assistant u.s. attorney both in minnesota and in arizona. he is familiar with the immigration issues as well which provide a bulk of the cases that he will be looking at as district court judge. mr. tuchi has a long career as a prosecutor, having served the bulk of his career at the arizona u.s. attorney's office from 1998 until no

>> it's that, and it's also that there is a lot of resentment around lara logan. frankly, a lot of her coworkers there, you know, felt she had too much power. there's some kind of competitive grousing, of course, but they also felt like she tarnished the "60 minutes" and that she should leave. now, i don't know if that's going to happen, but it did -- her error created a lot of resentment inside the network, and i don't think jeff fager has fully dealt with that. and that's why it's still there. a lot of people at the network talk to me. there was a lot of anger, there was a lot of -- and it was directed not just towards lara logan but toward jeff fager for not addressing this in a way they felt he should. >> do you sense any self-consciousness in cbs about this relationship, this brotherly connection, or did you pick up on that at all? >> i didn't, though i did report that lara logan had a sort of infamous speech that she gave in october 2012 in which she made her opinions known about american foreign policy and supposed lies that were being prop agated by the ob

lara logan, i just read this piece going after lara logan, going after her with personal attacks, too if we talk about a war on women, look at cheryl atkinson and lara logan, two women at cbs who their president happens to be the brother of ben rhodes and there is this campaign to discredit them. why? because i guess they didn't follow the talking points and ask too many questions. >> we'll talk about that. >> are you kidding? >> are you kidding? >> i want to and mark about this survey because this survey just came out, a thousand journalist surveyed, at indiana university and determined there is a 4-1 ratio, four times for likely to identify as a democrats than republicans. with that, do you think that bias is likely to seep into some coverage? >> megyn, i saw that survey from indiana. your producer shared it with me and 2/3rds had no affiliation whatsoever. >> 50% say they are independent 14% say other. >> is the press liberal? there are studies that show the owners, the media moguls are largely conservative, whether or not a journalist, political affiliation or owner affiliation in

foaming at the mouth, eyes in the back of the head, just unresponsive totally. >> logan finally takesreath, but jenny is still unconscious and not breathing. >> they all appear to be in shock. i remember her lips were very blue. i was very fearful that she may not have been alive. i'm thinking, we need to get her out of the water. >> with jenny in tow, forsyth starts swimming back to his boat, afraid time is running out. >> just then he sees a vacation yacht. >> they yell out to us, we have doctors on board, bring her here. >> so right away we started swimming her to the yacht. as we got close, they reached down and pulled her up on the swim deck. >> linda, a trained emt, doesn't hesitate to join two doctors who happen to be among the vacationers on board. >> my feet just took me. i just got a -- a feeling of -- i can help, and immediately went right into action. >> they tried to keep me away. they tried to get me up on the main deck of the boat because i was no help and i was panicking. >> the doctors work feverishly to keep jenny and logan alive. >> it was pretty serious. she starte

ae only reason they have chance is that the teams from logan have performed so poorly.ut this weekend hamburg plays nice, a team they have not lost two in their last six encounters. >> we will do what we can. we will give it everything on saturday and see what happens. >> in the worst-case, that could days.egation after 18,508 >> the diamond league competition has been that has begun. 14 meetings to take place on 14 different confident -- confident that on four if incontinence. -- 14 meetings to take place on four different continents. but very searching in the last 15 minutes. meters, a jamaican runner took first. finally, motor racing in the qualifying for the spanish grand prix is getting underway in barcelona, and defending champion sebastian cycle ltruggled -- sebastian feke struggled. it from me on this edition of "the journal." bye-bye. >> in the coastal city of talk labonne in the philippines, the streets are once again full of life. it has been six months since typhoon hayan devastated large parts of the country. few places were harder hit than this area. this

. >> joining us now is or our rrespondent kitty logan from donetsk. the separatist leader is saying he'll regard kiev's force as occupiers after the vote. what do you make of that? >> he made those statements this afternoon while the polls were still open. they have just closed. not surprisingly this is very much a referendum run by the donetsk republic for its supporters. everybody we met at the poling station today said they voted in support of the referendum. the people who didn't agree with the referendum simply didn't show up. many polling station is were improvised. there are areas where ukrainians didn't want the vote to take place but the separatists held it anyway. we don't know if the turnout is as high as is being claimed. >> there have been some reports of fighting today. can we expect that to get worse if school districtry is announced tomorrow? >> it's certainly very tense in several places in a town just northwest of donetsk, there has been a standoff and we have reports that one person has been killed there in clashes. over a fight ove

so lindsey graham tells laura logan it's al qaeda.her report on the most respected news magazine in america and then senator graham vowed to block all nominations from the obama administration until he gets answered on benghazi and cites the lara logan report on evidence, evidence which was unbeknownst to the public at the time, supported by lindsey graham sifts. >> what did the "60 minutes" show tell? this was a preplanned terrorist attack. you have 60 minutes validating it. they know who planned and it it was a long time coming. "60 minutes" identified the people who planned the attack and actually how they did it. >> joining me now congressman pete coyne. should lindsey graham go on the floor or the senate and say, i'm sorry? >> well in the real world he would, but politics are not necessarily the real world. you never admit anything. this all makes wag the dog look like the bible. now makes the wag the dog look like the insign blow speed ya brittanica. >> you were in the house where they were preparing votes on benghazi. what do y

we've been here the separatists had just taken over another tv station still i've to report to the logan to say bye and that's the fall and following the dome is therefore a state first up your region is firmly in the hands of pro russian separatists do they have the support of the people that the necessary aid dependency tilt and i think it's all simple to point out that the in progress to separate its controlled buildings they control how the whole six mules government buildings all this is leading up to a key date for that and that his mate and haven't regretted that they would like to hold that the support is not across the region we spent today to add to it which is a ninety two yet they wanted to hold the pro ukraine from the ukraine body today they were prevented from doing saying why they let the authorities that the death of the people here who do not support this progression initiative and also that the oshkosh to type the keyword if that's a caring home life as a woman is not too cold to get it this action of g seven international observers are still being held by those separa

logan. was kitty frances is still visiting the holy land. francis invited the two leaders on a two of his trip to the middle east where he arrived in jerusalem for the latest age of his visit. >> it was a historic meeting, pope francis showing an ecumenical mass with patriarch are folio, the head of the orthodox church. the last time the leaders of the two churches met was 50 years ago. before that the ref had lasted 900 years. had lasted 900 years. pope francis is on a bridge building mission. on sunday afternoon the pontiff arrived in tel aviv, he met with the israeli premisime minister and president. he reiterated his call for peace. the right of the palestinian people to a sovereign homeland, and the right to live with a nifty and with freedom of movement. -- with a nifty and freedom of movement. we need to make this a reality and not a dream. asked the president to join him at the vatican ain june. he said they could pray together for lasting peace in the re gion. >> president obama has made an unannounced visit to the biggest base in a

kitty logan with that update. clashes between armed groups in the libyan city of benghazi have left dozens dead. the fighting began when government soldiers serving under a former army general attacked local militia groups. speaking in the capitol, the interim prime minister said the army troops were been -- t disobeying orders. the looming government has been able to disarm militia groups. militants from the nigerian ms. haram,boko officials say the rebels launch an assault on the facility just across the nigerian border. there are reports that nearly a dozen chinese workers are missing. no casualties have been confirmed. the nigerian militant group has carried out several attacks in cameroon. nigeria's president has been taking part in an anti-terrorism in --g where west expert west african leaders have pledged to wage war on boko haram. >> residents lived in fear of the next attack from bell boko haram -- from boko haram. they have been trying to protect themselves. they want outside help. at the paris summit,

logan. >> yes. >> thank you, that's six is. >> item b.ndent carranza. >> the time and clock is ticking and the school year is winding down and i'd like to take this opportunity to recognize our many outstanding teachers and principals. and although they've been advertised in the newspapers, i'd like to remention their names because of the excellent work they do so i'd like to read the names of the mayor's teacher of the year awardees. we're going to point you to our website, www.sfg we're very proud of marissa miller who's a prek special education teacher at paul revere elementary school; judy ratele, kelly clark, a fifth grade teacher at harvey milk academy; and michael feraro, a tenth grade geometry and ap computer science teacher at balboa high school. may i ask for a round of applause for our teachers of the year. [applause] >> mayor lee also honored or principals of the year, who like wise have very illustrious careers in san francisco unified school district. ivy ing, at stockton early education schools; rosina tong; michael rimer,

i'm logan going to do ucla next year (clapping) >> thank you. i'm angeleno a i'll be going to ucla next year. >> okay sf c business of order student leadership election they've ended their campaign and this authorized the san mateo will publish and invite all committing candidate winners the next in the interest of preventing injuries the san mateo helped to orchestrate a day at lake shore elementary on may 19th and 20 he want to offer a special thank you to the commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and convene truest and other for attending. thank you. (clapping.) >> i'd like to shout out my teacher and best friends in the back. (clapping.) so last friday we had our leadership team at a dinner banquet and we got awards thank you, mr. truett and we'll not have any more san mateo meetings because school is over but next year you guys can come every other monday in the he cafe. for the next item of business thank you sal our san mateo crossroad sal come up here real quick. so sal on behalf of the sat we made a scrapbook together we hope you have a great

. >> for more on the situation in ukraine, we are joined by our correspondent kitty logan in kiev. we saw ukrainians holding prayers. you attended one of these gatherings. what was the atmosphere like there? >> yes, that is right, there was a ceremony here at a cathedral that wasl kiev attended by government figures, local leaders, and members of the public. it was a colorful, but serious ceremony. there were ukrainian flags, and debate about the political temperature here, but today is a day of silence in the election campaign, and the government has urged people to go out and vote tomorrow. this is a very serious moment for kiev, and they need all of the prayers they can get for this election to run smoothly given the elections happening in the east of the country. .> talk about the candidates is there a clear front runner to win at this point? >> at the moment, the latest polls indicate that petro poroshenko is the leading candidate. including the former prime minister, say these figures are not accurate, polls do not reflect reality, and they believe many are still undecided "

and our correspondent katie logan joins us now on the line from car teeth. tensions are still high.hat can these talks achieve and what have you been hearing? >> well, it is a fairly large discussion, that is for sure. involves several government ministers, politicians from all parts of the country, local businessmen, they are all around a very large round table. the prime minister opened the discussion by saying he would not seek to put down their weapons, but he did say he was ready to give them more autonomy. the separatists have responded by criticizing the government saying they have not done enough to appease people there. they want ukraine to withdraw from the east first. no agreement so far, but they are talking. >> katie, presidential elections are set to take place in one week's time. most of the country does seem prepared, but how realistic is it that the ballots will region.n the donetsk >> we are not sure about that, but preparations are underway nationally to set up for the elections. whether it will or will not happen. there say's republic they will not hold the refer

that will affect service between western and logan square. it will start at 10:00 and go away until 2:00 a.m. monday. all service through their will have shuttles try to get the update on that this is western california logan square station. they will transfer back and forth with additional buses to make up for that. will break this down along with some extra construction that could impact your morning commute. >>a special education teacher, and sister of a chicago police officer, was shot and killed by a stray bullet on the south side. judy wang is live at gwendolyn brooks college prep with more. >>, a tough day for students and staff. the victim's brother says she loved teaching. police do not think she was the intended target. they do not have any suspects in custody in connection with the death of the 58 year-old. investigators believe she was caught in the middle of dispute between rival gangs. she worked her second job as a real-estate agent. she was at her office at about 5:30 p.m.. bullets came through the wall of the building she was

logan. mr. haney. >> yes. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes. >> thank you. miss norton. >> yes >> miss wynns. >> yes. >> that's seven is. >> item i, this is moved and seconded on march 25, 2014. the committee report from curriculum committee, commission erer maufus. [inaudible]. >> therefore be it resolved that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district update the student and handbook for the 2014, 15 year to allow schools to set their on policies relating to hats, caps and other head coverings in school and remove any district wide restrictions on these items provided they do not restriction on student head coverings for religious purposes, allow students to wear hats and other head coverings in the schools and outdoor spaces as required by state law and remove any irrelevant provisions of the dress appearance standards and remove add language prohiblting the use of suspension or policy. therefore be it further resolved that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district request that the soup soup prior to the b

kenny logan, dw's correspond on the ground, joins us from kiev on the phone.enny, why can you tell us about these disturbances in the east? >> separatists in the east have been trying to derail these elections for some days now. ,e spoke to people in donetsk they had told us they have been raided several times by separatists. they have had computer stolen with critical data. they have been threatened with their lives they said. we met one man who said he could not continue to work there anymore. he felt it was too dangerous. another said he would continue regardless, but the reality is many polling stations have been shut down already, even before the election started. he danger of that happening again tomorrow -- it is impossible to hold elections in other places, people who want to vote will have to come out of their town to cast their votes elsewhere. that also poses a risk for the voters. >> kitty, fill us in on what has been going on in the rest of the country. >> today in ukraine is what is called a day of silence. that means there is no campaigning, it

osama the memory of logan. some lawmakers are calling for a criminal investigation into the veterans affairs hospitals candle. this is raising more concerned as more veterans returning from combat. over the weekend the white house agree to let more veterans go to private hospitals in order to get the care that they need. get them: on this for a very long time. i'm going to celebrate this move. i'm also going to say what took so long. this is not a new issue. it makes me sick to my stomach. it is a clear responsibility >> spend $4.8 billion last year. it is not known how much this new policy will cost. did kennedy of a top cia officer was mistakenly linked by the white house during a visit to afghanistan. the name of the station chief was included on a list provided to news organizations. the white house quickly real honest mistake and issued an updated list without the official's name and title. >> the number of accidents linked to a faulty ignition problem is growing. the number from the impact crashes ties to

. >>> is lara logan ever coming back to "60 minutes"?ers and tv executives will all be asking tomorrow and let me tell you why. new york magazine is about to come out with a feature by all-star reporter joe hagen and the line on the cover, here it is says, "should lara logan be allowed back on 60 minutes"? you probably remember what happened last october, about the topic first segment this morning, the trangic in benghazi. lara interviewed morgan jones, a security officer and talked about being in benghazi the night of the consulate attack. after the report aired, story unraffled n november, she came back on the program and said we were wrong to put him on air and apologized. she has been on a leave of absence ever since. hagen looked into what happened and her past at cbs news. in her story, he use the word "toxic" to describe her. hagen reports that "logan's return appears less and less certain." some people at cbs say there is still a plan for her to come back on the air and it could happen soon. but i think this magazine story will c

i'm logan going to do ucla next year (clapping) >> thank you. i'm angeleno a i'll be going to ucla next year. >> okay sf c business of order student leadership election they've ended their campaign and is

i'm logan going to do ucla next year (clapping) >> thank you. i'm angeleno a i'll be going to ucla next year. >> okay sf c business of order student leadership election they've ended their campaign and this authorized the san mateo will publish and invite all committing candidate winners the next in the i

logan monument was held in chicago's grant park yesterday.nual ceremony honors those who died serving the country. general logan was a civil war general who founded decoration day -- the predecessor to memorial day. senator mark kirk awarded a posthumous bronze star to the family of a world war two hero. in arlington heights, senator kirk awarded john w. bock with the military's honor for valor. the award was given to bock's cousin, who petitioned on his behalf after bock died four years ago. the family believes bock earned his bronze star in the battle of the bulge, but official records were destroyed in a fire at the pentagon in the 19-60's. bock worked as an aeronautical engineer, after the war. pope francis speaking out about sexual abuse say he plans to meet with victims next month. he made his comments on a flight back to rome from the middle east say he's calling for a zero tolerance for sexual abuse saying that it betrays the body of the lord. three bishops are under investigation but not clear if they are accused of abuse or cover-up

logan arrest a ms. maufas. menus. ms. norton and ms. wynns and president fewer. items b the presentations to the board of education the superintendents report. deputy superintendent >> good evening i have the privilege of substituting i want to share today is at the white house science fair to get more boys and girls into technology or math and u.s. 2020 said san francisco was the winner of the national competition for the mentoring eight of the largest occupations between 2020 are in the stem fields yet most states have not had the opportunity to meet and learn from a stem related professional. u.s. 2020 will change that u.s. 2020 led by uc science and health partnership in collaboration with the mayor's office and the san francisco unified school district and tech bridge will connect them with local students >> that's a great announcement (clapping) we know this is a special time of the school year was as we close out our days many of the schools are celebrating one of the highlights is argon elementary has a wonderful tradition to recognize it's fifth graerz t

logan. >> yes. >> thank you, that's six is. >> item b. superintendent carranza. >> the time and clock is ticking and the school year is winding down and i'd like to take this opportunity to recognize our many outstanding teachers and principals. and although they've been advertised in the newspapers, i'd like to remention their names because of the excellent work they do so i'd like to read the names of the mayor's teacher of the year awardees. we're going to point

induces escobar to hit into an inning ending 6- 4-3 double play a's still lead 3-2 bottom 9th/ 1 out logan forsythe pops it up but the a's can't make the catch take another look as the ball hits the ring on the roof the umpires look at it but the rule is if it hits the roof in fair territory it's a fair ball infield single but two batters later sean doolittle appointed the closer only yesterday strikes out wil myers swinging to end th game final: 3-2 a's 11th win in 12 games at 30-16 they still have the best record in baseball adon smith is going to miss some 49er games this season...s giants had some players with hamstring problems this pass came. warriors remain sports team of the year. the golden state warriors in 15 categories excellent outstanding achievement. alden smith will messiss some games in the future. there will be a ruling later this summer and then what the next court date for his fake bomb threat. one 12th to 77 spurs that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. and get latest new

. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her planeas hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center. >> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also e

nobody in egypt knew what happened to lara logan, nobody. >> let me go to you and talk about you. part of movie and featured in the honor diaries. >> correct. >> we hear about honor killings. what does that mean? >> it's a system that is supported in muslim majority countries and a lot of it is under sharia law where the system and the culture of honor is implemented against women based on how they behave. this could be anything in their choice of marmarriage partners,, education. it's the same -- i think it's imperative to keep in mind that boca haram is fueled by the same ideology of, you know, the same ideology that supports the belief system, the belief system that, you know, supports the taliban where they shot someone for wanting to obtain an education. this victimizes women and girls globally. >> yeah. did you ever see the movie the stoning of -- >> sarisjh. >> yes. >> i look at the united states and femme niinine is m, where d stand. there is a real war on women worldwide and many have been silent about that. the things that are brought up as a war on women kind of i would

they pour their hearts into raising their youngest son logan.y service. she is watching this from home near indianapolis. everyday, when she looks at the old photo of rob it sits on her dresser, she is reminded that even though he is gone, he will always inspire her. he will always be her superman. for the parents who lost a child, the husband's and wives who've lost a partner, the thisren who lost a parent, day and this place is solemn reminders of the extraordinary sacrifice they have made in our name. that reminds us as well their service to our nation indoors. there are few who truly understand what it means to send a child into war. a battle buddy give his life to save others. these the families and veterans we are sworn to look after. these hallowed grounds we rededicate ourselves to our all whobligations to wear america's uniform and the families who stand by them always. will have the resources they need to do their jobs. our nation will never stop searching for those who have gone missing. who held as prisoners of war. been reminded in

. >> we remember logan you think that's the culture?e is walking out a head cover and she is an american, so she is open to be raped. so this was never reported in egyptian media. nobody knew about what happened to lara logan. >> you were part of a movie. you were pee toured in the honor kier res. this is a sis dem reported in a lot of it is under sharia shaw where request the system is implemented maybe this is based on hue they dress, fif vorce, you know, education, and it is the same -- i think it is very imperative to keep in mind that haram is fueled by the same ideology -- the same ideology that supports the belief system, the mass soing nis tick belief system where they believe in taliban they shot for wanting to get an education. this victimizes the boys and girls. >> did you ever see the movie stoning of -- i guess the thain thing. fichl nichl in naeshg has been rebeaused to where do you stand on apportion? if president the president has a war on women worldwide, many in the united states have been silent about that. the things

the fire in logan county left one person dead, damaged at least 30 structures and charred more than 3,000of firefighters were hurt battling this one, but it's now at least 75% contained. >>> the world health organization has declared a global emergency for a disease once nearly eradicated. warning, a 25-year campaign to end polio will be lost without quick action. this paralyzing virus is making a crippling comeback in pakistan, syria and cameroon and has spread to neighboring countries like iraq and afghanistan. the declaration recommends travel restrictions, including vaccination requirements on these three countries. >>> happening right now at the oscar pistorius trial in south africa, the defense again presenting its witnesses as it tries to make the case that the olympic star shot and killed his girlfriend by accident. two neighbors have already testified that pistorius seemed frantic and was screaming for help. question is, is that enough to overcome pistorius's own testimony, the own heated exchanges with prosecution about what happened that night? cnn legal analyst kelly phelps is