logan. >> yeah. i have a couple of things to say. that admissions policy wouldn't turn someone away on that basis. yeah. there was a time when that happened. there was a couple of things i don't know if you took modern world there's a mistake in the book the coverage of the supreme court case the cherokee nation versus georgia i think where andrew jackson's time the cherokees are basically given their own land and jackson didn't give it to them. in the textbook the teacher pointed out out the cherokees won but in the textbook they lost the case. i don't know if that's a type to but the textbooks are still being used. also yeah. i've heard envy - my classmates saying under this division american indians are classified because they don't have the support to be declassified i don't know the exact chronology but so - >> thank you, mr. logan final thoughts from the superintendent . >> i do appreciate the organization of the presentation. how great we have one of our high school students that wants out the fatcy. so by the way of contacts

. >> you can see why so many people follow logan paul. i got to say dude is pretty funny. some of these are skits, some are pranks where he surprises people, some are deprecating humor. this is a compilation of his most popular vine videos. our short attention span has turned 15 minutes of fame into 6 seconds. >> this is my favorite. >> let's go! >> he just tries to wrestle a shopper. >> they're coming! lock the doors! >> how did he do this? >> i have no idea. i have no idea. here he is getting in the car with a complete stranger. >> wrong car. >> don't do this to me. >> my ultimate favorite is this one. >> what's up, guys. i'm just showing up for jerome. >> my job's not jerome stupid mother [ bleep ]. >> i like logan paul. you can watch it on our mobile app or on the vine. >> that's it for rtm. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you want great videos, we got 'em, "right this minute." >> that kid rules. the world comes together in the biggest make a wish project ever for 5-year-old myles. >> because he is battle leukemia. >> turning san franc

let's start with lara logan. her reporting came under fire for someone who has been reporting around the world in dangerous locations, was her punishment fair? unlike baldwin, she has kept her mouth shut in what can only be described as dignified silence. not to mention she was sexually assaulted when she was covering the egyptian revolution for the network. brian, you feel pretty strongly. >> i do. i think lara logan is one of the tough reporters in the country. i think what she's accomplished and the respect she's earned in the worst places in the world through the military. you talk to them, the courage she has is something you usually get from navy s.e.a.l.s. so if she did, in the long run, go -- trust a guy that goes against the fbi intake report that he, i haven't seen it, if that's the truth, if anyone has enough integrity in the tank, it is her. if you ask me, in my humble opinion, there was a sound bite from this morning that i remember from chicago when she talked about benghazi and the need to get reve

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at cbs news' request, lara logan and max mcclellan are take a leave of absence. today, pope francis denounced trickle-down economics as unfair to the poor as he presented a vision for his papacy in a 224-page document, the pope wrote that money must serve, not rule. he also urged priests to get out of their churches, get their shoes muddy and get involved in the life of their faithful. from a new statement, we turn to an old book that is up for auction tonight. this book of psalms dates to 1640. it is believed to be the first book printed in america. boston's old south church is selling it to raise money for its min stees. stee-- ministries. the estimate is a record-breaking $15-30 million. when we come back, turning fraud into an art. when i first got shingles it started on my back. and i had like this four inch band of bumps that came around to the front of my body. and the pain from it was- it was excruciating. i did not want anyone to brush into me to cause me more pain than i was already enduring. i wanted to just crawl up in a ball and just, just wait till

feel i'm here to go after lara logan. i simply don't know. i know this story and some of her other work. this is a speech she gave to the better government association in chicago last year. take a listen. >> there is a big song and dance about whether this was a terrorist attack or a protest, and you just want to scream, for god sake, are you kidding me? the last time we were attacked like this was the "uss cole," which was a preclude to the 1998 embassy bombings, which was a prelude to 9/11. and you're sending in fbi to investigate. i hope to god that you're sending in your best clandestine warriors who are going to exact revenge and let the world know that the united states will not be attacked on its own soil. >> now, here's my issue with this, and i'd love to get as a journalism professor and former "60 minutes" producer your response. i have no issue with lara logan having strong feelings about what happened in benghazi. i have strong feelings about everything i cover every night, but everyone knows what they are whe

mike and chief of staff at cpmc and mayor logan. mayor ed lee please step up to the podium (clapping.) thank you, very much for working with us again. this is a day we've looked forward to for quite some time. i know our community partners have worked really hard with our board of supervisors with lou girard to come together with our health officials and make an agreement that is right inform san francisco. i know this is the first of two announcements that we look forward to. this compass invaluable in the center of where a lot of activity are will have at least a 3 hundred and 2 bed and we look forward to having a similar announcements on the st. luke's campus to create a service hospital there as well. i can't tell you you how excited we are and we'll reminder each other that the process has to be credited with the leadership that the board of supervisors had. i want to thank my colleagues there board president chiu and mark farrell and david campos urging their personal time as well as their time on the broadway board to lead th

logan contour and patrick marleau also scored for san jose. the sharks' snapped a five game winless skid. during the span, they have three

laura logan delivered an apology for that story with a source

logan is working on it. does she have a political history? not that i'm aware of, but i'll keep looking. maybe somebody is pressuring her. i'll swing by the house, see if there's any unusual activity. talk to the neighbors, what have you. thank you. this is probably a wild goose chase, but... but we have to investigate every possibility. no matter how remote. it's a long shot, but if this is some sort of conspiracy, we have no idea who else might be involved. maybe we should keep this between you, me, and logan, for now. i agree. (knocking on table) hey, karen. do you have a list of today's patient transfers? i'll print it out for you. blair: come in. i'll call you back. i'm sorry about this morning. it was a complete surprise to me as well. you're his chief of staff. you're not supposed to be surprised. well, i can't control him. i told you that when we started this thing. shut the door, quentin. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive,y first. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked abou

logan couture story of the shark trip to edmonton. they pounded the gold as joe pavelski putting it between the pipes late in the first. thomas hurdle makes it 2-0. patrick marleau capped with a nice pass sharks beat the oilers 3-1. terrelle pryor doesn't look like he'll do but matt mcdiminish is next you at houston for his first nfl starts. let's go back to indiana. the pacers pulling a perfect to they made it 9-0 tonight with a win over the pill mill. lincoln mustangs gotham city championship rematch of last year all lincoln. justin chong 19 yards 2nd quarter run to make it 21-0. they win 34-0. am really april plain for the final touch lowell pulled off 29th gotham city volleyball title. 3 straight 25-18 scores over balboa. >> nobody else has that but us right. >> only. only on this station. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,, [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] ♪ maybe tomorrow ♪ when he looks down ♪ on every green field ♪ ooh, ooh ♪

he was voted least black name. [ laughter ] hi, logan ryan. how are ya? hi. logan ryan. also from the patriots, matthew slater. voted the second least black man -- [ laughter ] hey, matthew slater. pleasure, nice to meet you. here's another patriot, julian edleman. he was voted biggest little rascal. [ laughter ] i remember him. i remember him. and finally, from the broncos, we have chris cooper. he was voted most sober rob ford. there you go. there are your nfl superlatives. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show to give it up! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. oh, one of my favorite comediennes is on the show tonight. she is so funny and so awesome. we love her so much. she has a new hbo comedy special, sarah silverman is here. [ cheers and applause ] just the best. just the best. plus we love this guy's great singer, great actor around the real sexiest man alive, from the "hunger games: catching fire," lenny kravitz is dropping by! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and he is the executive chef of one of my favorite

special mission at the ghazi but the real battle here is logan's of lawyers c.b.s. after conservatives whine and complain about dan rather's actually true george bush national guard report back in two thousand and six c.b.s. fired him the network has done nothing though to punish logan for her false benghazi. reports c.b.s. we're actually concerned about truth and fairness they would ask really and the very very ugly memory pope there are crazy obama haters and then there are really crazy obama haters this pope is one of the latter check out what she said about the president during a recent broadcast on the far right radio show the many. and we knew very as it's common knowledge that you know he girls were never anything that he was ever interested in and he would get with these older white gay men and this is how we just pretty much had the impression that that's how he was procuring it's cocaine now they were to having sex with these older white guys and that's how he was getting his cocaine to be able to freebase. just completely falls when they just make this st

laura logan attacked krit you cans -- attacked as if we couldn't have the the facts. these are folks that rightly demand the accountability of others. i think they should practice what they preach. it was not nearly satisfying. now my own view on this is this is now 60 minutes and cbs' problem. it's a problem for their brand. mission accomplished as far as i'm concern eed is the story is shown to the public. the effect is to reverse the dynamic in which the main stream media is getting the lies they're feeding them. more skepticism. we talk a lot about fox. cbs coverage of benghazi has been troubling a side from this for a year. >> what is the parallel? i keep thinking about clintons and white water. i think about something identified as a scandal and reasons for it being a scandal keep changes or being reversed engineered around the conclusion it's a scandal. benghazi, we've gone through seven or eight it rations of what the scandal is. obviously a horrible tragedy and outrageous awful thing that happened, four americans killed. what the cover up is, that has changed

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i don't know what lara logan knew. she spent a year working on this story. if she paid attention we would know on the night of the attacks, mitt romney politicized this tragedy for his own agenda and trashed the president and trashed secretary clinton and said they were sympathizing with the attackers so "60 minutes" and its story is another version of the same hoax and scandal that they unearthed as "60 minutes" has nothing to do with benghazi. their willingness to be duped by the right. >> is part of the problem here how cbs initially reacted to this story so quick to defend davies and so unwilling to allow that there might have been a problem? >> yes. that's part of the problem. the bigger problem though is them not being open about their reporting process. why were they so quick to defend him given the fact that there was a discrepancy about his actual presence there? they made you think they had done their due del diligence so to say we didn't do our due diligence on this makes you really question what was going on in the year they said they reported th

laura logan and who else on the team are taking this leave? >> laura logan along with her producer are taking this leave. it was the chairman of cbs news who went and asked them to take this leave. they agreed to do it. this is the kind of thing you would normally see if in any news organization someone made a big mistake and a report was found to be deficient. but it's big news here because "60 minutes" is the most esteemed, most prestigious news magazine on american television. it's the kind of magazine that doesn't make mistakes. that's why it's going to get so much attention today. >> brian, why did it take them so long? >> you know, it's been exactly 30 days since this was broadcast. what the standards record which came out about an hour ago, suggests is that this shouldn't have gotten on the air in the first place. this report shouldn't have been broadcast at all. once it was broadcast, cbs did exactly the wrong thing. they got up against the wall. they got defensive. they got in this defensive crouch, which we oftentimes see from sports

laura logan blamed partisan critics. i guess she might have been referring to media matters. yeah, we're a progressive organization. but we've had this story right for 13 months. they had it wrong. i'm going to send a copy of "the benghazi hoax" to laura logan for bedtime reading. >> i think you should. i want you to come back afterwards so we can talk about how we think cbs continues to clean this one up. because we know the story is not going away. darrell issa will still be on it. thank you, david brock. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up, no deal. talks with iran on nuclear weapons fizzle as events around the region spiral out of control. having just returned from the region, i'll talk live in studio with the one and only, richard engling. (vo) our new planes don't fly any faster. but it sure feels that way. because with power ports... and wi-fi... and in-seat entertainment, for everyone on board, now when you fly, time flies too. (flight attendant) sir, we're about to land. (vo) we're adding a brand new plane, with all this, every week. it's just one way we're building the n

cbs news has announced that laura logan and her producer under the benghazi report have been asked to take a leave of absence. the security officers differing accounts were knowable before the piece aired, but why the -- the security officer's admission he had not told the employer the truth about his own action should have been a red flag in the editorial process. the security officer's book published by simon and schuster should have been disclosed in connection with the segment and logan's speech one month before starting work on the benghazi story presented a conflict. >> i hope to god you're standing in your best clan december stein warriors and let them know that the united states will not be attacked on its own soil, that it's ambassadors will not be murdered and the united states will not stand by and do nothing about it. >> cbs news chairman and executive producer stated that he asked logan and mcclellan to take a leave of action. as executive producer, i am responsible for what goes on the air. this got through. what do you think of today's news? >> i you know, let's give th

but while lara logan's apology was sincere, cbs left a whole pile of unanswered questions. how did "60 minutes" get duped? dh did they try to figure out why davies said he wasn't at the compound in a report to his own bosses with, were they unduly influenced by the fact that a branch of cbs was publishing his book? la lara, the in-house journalistic inquiry that was announced just isn't enough. the network should do whatever they did after dan rather's report, appoint an outside authority to investigate what went wrong, otherwise, the program will continue to operate under a shadow. send me a tweet about the show. up next, the host of the o'reiley factor about why he doesn't trust the mainstream media and his own high decibel styl of the hour. >>> bill o'reilly who has opinions on just be about everything is a author of a series of best sellers. we decided to turn the tables by putting him in the hot seat on "the aisle riley factor" set. welcome. >> thank you. >> rob lowe just started in a movie based on your book. we seem to be awash in documentment documentaries about the

let's take lara logan first. her report on benghazi was cheered by conservatives, hateded by some liberals and some liberal media advocacy groups that immediately tried to tear to pieces. turns out that report was pretty easy to tear apart. liberals were on to something in that case. and then the conservatives fell silent about all the neshl initial celebrating. let's take alec baldwin. in that case it was all sorts of people with different points of view that were upset by his comments. conservatives don't like him because he has a history of liberal political opinions. some liberals were unhappy with what seemed to be an anti-gay comment he made. he has blamed the quote/unquote fundamentalist wing of gay advocacy groups. but in this case, it was all of these sorts of, you know, battles and this was a proxy for that. >> even bashir, what he said way over the line of any type of acceptable behavior. however also in a political context. >> that's right. you about because he was talking about sarah palin, we saw so

in one of the interviews for that story, correspondent lara logan spoke to dylan davies, a consultant who managed security outside the u.s. compound. davies said he went to the scene during the attack and identified the body of ambassador christopher stevens in a hospital. davies told "60 minutes" he had given the same details to the f.b.i. but last night federal law enforcement sources told cbs news that in the f.b.i. interview davies told the agents that he did not go to the compound that night or to the hospital. part of davies' interview also appeared on this broadcast. lara logan said this on cbs "this morning." >> and after our report aired, questions were raised about whether his account was real after an incident report surfaced that told a different story about what he'd done that night. and, you know, he denied that report and he said that he told the f.b.i. the same story that he had told us. but what we now know is that he told the f.b.i. a different story to what he told us and, you know, that was the moment for us when we realized that we no longer had confidence in our

but while lara logan's apology was sincere, cbs left a whole pile of unanswered questions. how did "60 minutes" get duped? dh did they try to figure out why davies said he wasn't at the compound in a report to his own bosses with, were they unduly influenced by the fact that a branch of cbs was publishing his book? la lara, the in-house journalistic inquiry that was announced just isn't enough. the network should do whatever they did after dan rather's report, appoint an outside authority to investigate what went wrong, otherwise, the program will continue to operate under a shadow. send me a tweet about the show. up next, the host of the o'reiley factor about why he doesn't trust the mainstream media and his own high decibel style. with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can h

police say the first impact happened more than a half a mile away federal logan and -- away from logan and broadway. the man was hit and that is when he rolled into the other lane and was hit by the elderly driver and died. >> i say weather may possibly be a factor. the fact that its dark. again that is ultimately going to billion decided as a result of the investigation. >> reporter: police are not releasing the victim's name until they notify his family. both drivers are cooping with police. we did speak to a neighbor a few minutes ago. he says that something needs to be done about broadway. see what he has to say coming up in our next half hour. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> many nervous bart riders will be closely following a meeting in oakland tomorrow morning. bart's board of directors is expected to reject the four- year contract that has been ratified by the unions. the board wants a new rounds of negotiations citing an expensive paid leave that was mistakenly put into the contract. union leaders say it would be premature to talk about another bart strike at this point

lara logan has spent 20 years as a correspondent. she started in 2002 there and has put herself in harm's way. i'm not saying mistakes weren't made, but i think to say that someone in the news division could have seen this is offbase. >> there is a phenomenon of group thinking. once you get yourself convinced that the story is real, all the evidence that might disconfirm your belief is ignored. >> and i'm saying there are more reur soses that cbs could have brought to bear. >> a fox news producer said on the air that he spoke to davies several times, but stopped talking to the guy when he asked for money. fox says it stands by its b benghazi story. and it is an important story. it was "60 minutes," too, the spin-off broadcast that had the dan rather memo base, the national guard story that essentially resulted in him being ousted. is this in the same class? >> steve glober was quoted by "the washington post" saying this is not as big of a deal. what made the dan rather story so powerful almost ten years ago now was it was rather clea

the study's co-authors said -- cbs news has forced correspondent lara logan and producer max mcclellan to take a leave of absence over discredited report on the deadly attack on the u.s. diplomatic site and benghazi, libya. logan was forced to apologize after the claims of her source for security contractor, proved to be false. dylan davies claimed to be an eyewitness to the attack, but it turned out he was not there. , a cbsnternal review executive found logan should not have an assigned to cover the benghazi attack because for public offer u.s. military response. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. before we go on to our first story, the story you exposed from the city time scandal in new york and the largest in new york history, more people have just been convicted. >> on friday afternoon, a jury took -- a federal jury in manhattan federal court to 10 hours to convict three of the fraud,inds of

logan has not talked publicly about this report since she apologized for it november 10th. cbs also declined to comment when she and her producer might return to work. >> she's a terrific correspondent and done amazing work in the field. she's risked her life many times. >> exactly. >> when you mach a mke a mistak the magnitude there have to be repercussions because you want people to trust what they say. in this case " 0 minutes" probably did the right thing. they did do the right thing. all right, nischelle turner, thanks so much. >>> in the next hour of "newsroom" the fight before the feast. >> we got a sweet turkey waiting for us. >> the thanksgiving rush from the aurpts irports to the highw the tips to get you home without ruffling feathers. >>> also make or break time for retailers across the country. >> i think people are buying fwifts when i gifts again. >> reporter: it might not be enough. why some are expecting coal this christmas. >>> and -- ♪ >>. ♪ living on a prayer. >> reporter: prince william's rockin' it as he belts out a tune with jon bon jovi and taylo