congratulations on closing the spokane bomber case the and thank you. >>> okay. best new thing in the world today? it's back, yea. best new thing in the world today is a making lemonade out of lemons. some enterprising americans figuring out how to switch a really bad situation and it it's not less bad but at least cute. more than one out of every bridges in mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. more than one in three, including urgently this one, the sherman minton bridge, a major artery into and out of senator mcconnell's home city of louisville over the ohio river to southern indiana. the sherman minton bridge was closed on friday are suddenly with no warning when be ran inspection found a very important crack in a very important load-bearing part of the bridge. president obama's american jobs act that he has been stumping for around the country woo, if it passed, fast-track about 700 million bucks to indiana and about 500 million bucks to kentucky right away, specifically to do stuff like fixing broken b

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pressing into bellingham to make it further down south into seattle and tacoma, but further east to spokane down to salem, a dry forecast prevailing. so in the pacific northwest, that's the only game in town. the big weather story across the nation today will be the very wet weather basically from new england all the way to the southeastern states. nice to see a little bit of shower activity into the drought-stricken southern plains. cool weather invading across the northern plains and rockies, but comfortable out west. we have 64 this morning in seattle with mostly cloudy skies. comfortable in san francisco at 54. fog settling in to los angeles with temperatures at 61. as long as the ridge of high pressure is in place the next few days, a lot of sunshine there, very limited shower chances except to the northwest. seattle today, 71. afternoon showers continuing. portland, dry, 80. lots of sunshine in medford. boise, 88. the fog lifts in los angeles, 78 today. up to 80 tomorrow. the first day of fall looking summer-like in boise with highs near 92. that's a look at the weather across the the

it will bring in big time winds especially in towards the beacho e for showers in spokane. >>> so a lot of things we are watching. want to take a closer look in the next couple of days. >>> wall street licks its wounds, gas prices tumble and boeing's dream finally comes true. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, all these years later, does "the lion king" have the legs to make it two in a row? >>> coming up, the steelers and colts down go to the wire, and another first for cam newton and michael vick is hurt again. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. gunfire erupted overnight at a hotel in the afghan capital that houses a u.s. embassy an ex used by the cia. one u.s. citizen was killed and several afghans were wounded before one lone gunman was shot dead. >>> vowing to pressure for reform, saudi arabia's king has announced women will be granted the right to vote for the first time beginning in 2015. saudi women, however, are still not a

washington and somebody asked if i would do an interview for a newspaper in spokane about what it means to be a navy s.e.a.l.. so, i went out and i talked to a reporter and i woke up the next day and i was excited to see that they had written a little story and on the bottom it said, navy s.e.a.l.s says the rule requires humility as well as strength. well that is nice. that is a nice little headline about what it means to be a navy s.e.a.l.. that i noticed that story was right underneath a story about a wild that had been shot dead in the street. [laughter] and that story, the headline was ham on the lam. [laughter] dies with a bam. no matter what the navy s.e.a.l.s do it is tough to beat those wild stories. what i thought i would do tonight is i'm just going to start right at the beginning of the heart of this and i'm going to read to you a passage that comes from a time when joel and i were serving in iraq in 2007. we were working in an al qaeda targeting cell, and our job was to capture mid-to senior-level al qaeda leaders in and around fallujah, iraq. this passage comes from that ti

recommended spokane his career as an officer in the yugoslav army is incorporated all ethnic groups limbo comes. after world war two biggest slavia was a multi-ethnic federation it was made up of states with different ethnic populations. three of the seated all officers of the former yugoslavia were yugoslavs as far as their convictions were concerned they became serum so surely after the breakup of yugoslavia could be earlier than rudd can love each was one of those who believed in yugoslavia he believed there was still a chance so for evolving it but he changed his views in one thousand nine hundred three after seeing the muslims murder and serbs they were trying to create an islamic country in an area populated by serbs where he himself had been born. a vicious civil war broke out in the slums republic of bosnia and nineteen to about half of the people here follow his columns. cells post muslims a little more than a third a catholic croatians which at first supported the serbs but ultimately sided with bosnian muslims. in april ninety ninety two the serbs surrounded the bosnian capital

. >> do you mean that languages spokane by small indigenous groups have a smaller vocabulary than english? >> >> what i think you are referring to is if english has 170,000 words and you are not supposed to say what the number is therein is a different word from was. i don't care but look at the oxford english dictionary, it is 170,000 words. it is true if you look at one of the isolated indigenous languages they do not have 170,000. how many is hard to say because you're not one of those people who compile the word list was probably a somebody from michigan. it is probably tens of thousands but the fact is that even within the tens of thousands of synonyms and shades of meaning and a lot are considered words and english are not. for example, we have the word ruth that means mercy. that is not a word is just in there because somebody put it there but that is not a word if you subtracted them the typical english speaking college graduate knows then you get closer to the 30 or 40,000. but certainly the larger developed languages to have a larger vocabulary is because you can catch them all

>> we go next to spokane, washington. what do you think about the president's speech tonight? >> i think it is a good speech and i think his proposals are great. i think we need to get serious and get to work on it. immediately. >> stacey joining us from bangor, pennsylvania. >> hi. i was encouraged by the president's speech. i intend to email might republican representatives and ask them to support it because i was concerned about several times he was making comments, there was one whole session refusing to stand up and they were chanting something. i am concerned about that. there does not sound like they have a consensus of those supporting this. i am concerned about business is getting a $4,000 tax break, because i am also unemployed, and if i could to get a job, how long are they going to keep me there, just to get the $4,000 and then lay me off again? i am concerned about these things. >> their proposal you heard tonight that you especially like? >> i like the one with the free trade agreements. that is encouraging because there are over 580,000 manufacturing companies t

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. >> host: married in spokane, washington, fewer on with ellis cose. it helps if i push them button. sorry about that. go ahead. >> caller: i have a couple quick comments. when we talk about racial in our society, i find that redheads, doesn't matter what school, what class people you come from, a redhead walks into kindergarten, they teachers connect a child and think the worst and that shows automatically typecast first time they walk into the classroom. you don't see it happen with any other race. i really feel that number one minority in our world today is a disabled person because they are walked on, push down and stomped everywhere in society. and recalled nothing more than applied on the governments economy. but here's somebody that worked 30 years of their lives in a situation where i was a 19 year of general contracting forum and e-mail, is delivered and i had to fight to get that position and prove myself. no different than anybody else would, in the situation. i was hired on cruise that didn't hire minorities that they didn't hire any blacks

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we would have liked those countries that spokane favor of reform to support the syrian official position instead of opting for incitement and defiance. the more ground we covered towards stability and reform, the stronger the foreign incitements. armed violence surges in tandem with multiple economic sanctions. by targeting of the syrian economy with sanctions, the united states and the european union jeopardized the interests and basic daily subsistence needs of the syrian people. this course cannot be reconciled with pronouncements about concern for the interests of the syrian people. it runs counter to the basic principles of human rights in defense of which these states based their interests in our internal affairs. must be recalled the charter of organization states that nothing contained in the present charter shall authorize the un to intervene in matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any state. ladies and gentlemen, syria provided our region with a model of peaceful coexistence among different components of the syrian people. a model which deserves to

host: randy in spokane, washington. caller: none of them are talking about going back to isolationism or closing down our borders. it is a matter of getting rid of the people who came to the country illegally breaking a law. we should remember that. it is not to prevent new citizens from coming in. host: we will get a response from joshua keating. guest: i do not think that expelling the number of illegal immigrants in this country is practical in the long term. there are thousands of people that are an integral part of our economy. it is hard to say we can kick people out. there will be differing proposals on that. a lot of what is discussed in this debate is in terms of prevention and building fences hire, which i did not think is a long term solution to the problem. host: this is michele bachmann. >> on every inch of the southern border. that's what we have to do. we should have sufficient border security and enforce the laws that are on the books. i would not allow a taxpayer- funded benefits for illegal aliens or f

julie writes to us on facebook -- now kristin writes -- and doot writes -- next, spokane, washington, on the telephone line. john is an independent. go ahead, please. caller: good morning. i would like to say that the the republicans believe government by business and for business. mitt romney said he would not raise taxes on corporations and millionaires and will continue to let them skate by. texas governor created minimum wage jobs and not living wage jobs. i'm getting tired of people always coming down on obama when they know is some of the republican governments that created this mess. if you want this to continue, reelect republicans who continue this mess. thank you. host: and by e-mail, roger rights for north carolina -- gand this from a viewer in seattle, washington. next, ohio. good morning to maryland, a democrat. caller: i'm so glad to be on this morning. i have a story to tell that is in the media here from a couple months ago. this is going right back to last night. there was a gentleman here and they did an interview for him. he rallied at the state park. they wanted to

. >> host: married in spokane, washington, fewer on with ellis cose. it helps if i push them button. sorry about that. go ahead. >> caller: i have a couple quick comments. when we talk about racial in our society, i find that redheads, doesn't matter what school, what class people you come from, a redhead walks into kindergarten, they teachers connect a child and think the worst and that shows automatically typecast first time they walk into the classroom. you don't see it happen with any other race. i really feel that number one minority in our world today is a disabled person because they are walked on, push down and stomped everywhere in society. and recalled nothing more than applied on the governments economy. but here's somebody that worked 30 years of their lives in a situation where i was a 19 year of general contracting forum and e-mail, is delivered and i had to fight to get that position and prove myself. no different than anybody else would, in the situation. i was hired on cruise that didn't hire minorities that they didn't hire any blacks

. >> host: move on to randy in spokane, washington.randy, you're on the "washington journal." >> caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. well, with the republican party none of them are really going back to isolationism or closing down our borders. it's just a matter of getting rid of the people coming to our country and already breaking the law. it's important we have to remember that. it's not to prevent new citizens from coming in.