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elliott gould turns 75 and arizona senator john mccain is 77. >>> here's what's coming up later on the "today" show. matt lauer tuks former heavyweight boxing champ mike tyson about his battle with drug and alcohol addiction. >> when i start drinking and relapse, i think of dying. normally i'm in a real dark mood, i think of dying. i don't want to be around it no more. sometimes i don't want to live when i'm in that state. >> keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lu i along with dylan dreyer. thanks for watching "early today." have a great thursday. >>> this bridge is closed, and in just a few days the newbridge will be open. >> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's packed but not with the kind of traffic you'd expect to see. construction crews working around the clock to get the new eastern span ready. good morning to you. 4:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. let's give you another look at the bay bridge toll plaza. crews are creating a new roadway between the toll plaza and the eastern span of the bay

. >> based on how you've described her admonitions to john about remembering the ladies, brenda elliottn twitter wants to know >> one of the things that we know by reading abigail's letters is that women were aware of their subordinate role in the 18th century. because we have abigail's letters where she writes about this, we know that she was not exemplary. other women in her period of time time, her good friend mercy otis warren, for instance, was totally agreeing with her and totally a colleague. i think that one of the things we have learned in the women's movement in the late 20th and early 21st centuries is that we can trace the movement for women's rights back further and further in history. abigail happens to be an outstanding example because she left us letters that say these things. she was also very eloquent. not everyone could write like abigail. abigail was a wonderful writer. >> our first telephone call on abigail adams comes from jan, watching us in new york city. >> hi, good evening. while abigail certainly was one of the first great american female writers, shouldn't it

the president started consulting members of congress and being specific, john boehner, the speaker. we have ed royce and elliott engles well and what bob corker said just last hour on "the daily rundown." >> i know i've been called by the appropriate person in this particular case and had a good conversation yesterday and i know they consider that consultation, if you will, that they are required to do under the war powers act. >> ed, being very specific there as you heard the senator. is there a general consensus you believe then from members on how to proceed here and, as well, now that we have timing? >> well, we saw one very outspoken more libertarian member of the house this morning from michigan say that congress perhaps should be called back here to washington to debate this if the president is going to use military power. ske while senator corker may feel a phone call from the white house is efficient and others will say, no, congress should come in and vote on some kind of military option. but, generally, this seems to be support for a limited military strike within syria that targets, say, the specifi

. >> based on how you've described her admonitions to john about remembering the ladies, brenda elliottn twitter wants to know >> one of the things that we know by reading abigail's letters is that women were aware of their subordinate role in the 18th century. because we have abigail's letters where she writes about this, we know that she was not exemplary. other women in her period of time time, her good friend mercy otis warren, for instance, was totally agreeing with her and totally a colleague. i think that one of the things we have learned in the women's movement in the late 20th and early 21st centuries is that we can trace the movement for women's rights back further and further in history. abigail happens to be an outstanding example because she left us letters that say these things. she was also very eloquent. not everyone could write like abigail. abigail was a wonderful writer. >> our first telephone call on abigail adams comes from jan, watching us in new york city. >> hi, good evening. while abigail certainly was one of the first great american female writers, shouldn't it

john bolton writes the u.s. should back the army. next to that elliottm, handle middle east affairs from 2001 to 2009 says, cutting off aid honors american values and law. maxine in ohio, democratic caller. what's on your mind this morning? caller: well, i have to voice my opinion. i really have watched tv and national geographic is like education for me. the republican party is a no party. the republican party is also power -- our party we won. we're for the people. i never heard of them for the people. they've taken away so much of our privileges. whenever we get rid of the republican communist, klu klux klan party, then go back to the traditional republican party and may be we'll come to some common sense. host: we'll take one last phone call. craig in tucson, arizona, independent caller. caller: the article from u.s.a. today that you read about unemployment. very misleading. host: why you say that craig? caller: out of all of those million jobs that were created, three quarters of them were part time. the lion share of those were $8 an hour or less.

elliott smith nominated for an oscar for good will hunting soundtrack would have been 44 today. also, the best comedy tour you never heard of and congressman alan grayson is here. this is "viewpoint"! >> john: good evening, i'm john fuglesang. thank you for joining us on "viewpoint." the u.s. today ordered americans out of yemen sending the international terror alert to high. all nonessential government employees have been evacuated from the u.s. embassy and american citizens are urged to leave now! the british embassy closed up shop, as well. and the evacuation comes just a day after u.s. intelligence officials say they intercepted a new threat. this one from al-qaeda chief ayman al-zawahiri to his deputy ordering him do "do something." that something officials say is a major attack. one involving explosives or possibly a suicide assault. this, of course, follows weeks of what the intelligence community calls a rising tide of chatter, the likes of which they say we haven't seen since 9-11 2001. last week, the white house temporarily closed an unprecedented 19 american embassies and consulates across the middle east and in north africa and sent out a warning for travelers throughout the gl