we're getting drenched up in spokane but can't buy a raindrop in the four-corner region. summer season. there's no chance. so it looks like this is going to be a long, dangerous summer. just no way around it. >> thanks, bill karins, with the latest for us. >>> paula deen under fire. ipads for everyone in this school system. plus, the fbi's lead investigator into the cause of twa flight 800 calls the new allegations of a missile strike absolutely preposterous. details in two minutes. >>> welcome back. stories making news this morning. the crash of twa flight 800 was not an accident. that's according to a new documentary. six former senior investigators say a rogue missile brought down the jumbo jet. that notion has long been debunked by the fbi. the fbi blames a faulty fuel tank for the explosion. >>> secretary of defense chuck hagel gave a defense policy speech wednesday at the university of nebraska, omaha. afterwards, he took questions from the audience. >> okay. so who has a -- way up in the back there. you're not a member of the taliban, are you? >> well, the person p

i think spokane, because it's where spokane falls is, i think the city is actually far more sacred thanthe reservation. >> bill moyers: well, more indians today live in the cities than live on reservations. >> sherman alexie: it's almost 70 percent of natives live off the reservation. it's not easy to live in either place. >> bill moyers: can american indians ever feel easy in a country that is haunted by the memories of genocide, ethnic cleansing? >> sherman alexie: i think for that process to begin, the united states would have to officially apologize. i mean, there's a holocaust museum in the united states, which i think there should be. >> bill moyers: right in downtown washington. >> sherman alexie: but there should also be a native american holocaust museum. >> bill moyers: why isn't there? >> sherman alexie: this country's not good at admitting to its sins. >> bill moyers: have you ever heard an apology for what happened? >> sherman alexie: from white liberals. but never from white conservatives. >> bill moyers: these were, you were nearly exterminated. you -- >> sherman alexie:

force base near spokane, and the central intelligence agency. the letter addressed to the c.i.a. has yet to be found, but authorities are actively searching for it. this man, matthew ryan buket, 38 years old, has been arrested and charged by a one count grand jury indictment for mailing threatening communications. he's been arrested in the past, convicted of a sex crime in 1998. and in texas, federal law enforcement officials confirmed to fox news that a new boston man has been questioned in connection with three letters sent to the president, new york may michael bloomberg, and the gun control advocacy group, co-founded by bloomberg named mayors against illegal guns. f.b.i. officials say the three letters tested positive for the presence of ricin, but at very low concentrations. the man is not in custody. he has not been charged, but officials confirm that they were acting on a tip from the man's wife alleging suspicious activity. these two investigations follow the arrest of a mississippi man in april. he was charged with mailing ricin-laced l

an suv crashes through a garage door in spokane, washington.usual about this suspect is that he isn't fleeing from the cops, he is trying to turn himself in. the garage door he has just driven through is part of the spokane county jail. sergeant donald hooper is the supervisor on duty that day. >> it was a slow sunday morning. not a lot going on, just dealing with typical paperwork issues. and i hear over the radio from our control room that a car had crashed through the auto sally port door. so i asked for clarification on the radio. a car came into the door? no. a car crashed through the door. >> the sally port is a secure enclosed area that officers use to transfer the custody of inmates. with this area compromised, the jail goes on lockdown. sergeant hooper calls for backup, and he and his deputies make their way towards the sally port to check out the scene. >> the lincoln navigator had crashed in the door, but the door had pretty much fallen back into place. but the navigator was parked against a center divider and still running. the vehi

spokane washington man is charged in connection with this case. new letter is being tested. there are no reports of anyone that was sick by this. this follows the texas case that officials say were sent to the white house and michael bloomberg for his national campaign against gun violence and control over stricter gun rights. >> jamie: new questions over president obama's ability to get back to work on his agenda. as political scandals swirl around the administration. i byron joining us now. there are other things on the president's agenda than dealing with the scandals and he'll speak on immigration reform. how do you think he tha will go? >> just remember what we were talking about the president had a big agenda. gun control, climate change all this stuff. in now in june, scanneds have swallowed the whole agenda. white house is playing defense on the irs. they are playing defense on the justice department. playing defense on the surveillance stuff. the president is going to try to get stuff back to track. on tuesday they begin debate. president is going to have a big even

force base near spokane, and the central intelligence agency.hat letter, addressed to the c.i.a., has yet to be located. this man, matthew ryan buket, 389 years olds, has been arrested, charged for mailing threatening communications. authorities are still actively searching for that letter believed to be addressed to the c.i.a. these two investigations follow the arrest of a mississippi man in april charged with mailing ricin-laced letters to the white house, a senator, and a mississippi judge. jamie? >> jamie: thank you so much. we'll check back to you. >> kelly: thanks. more now on one of our top stories. the calls growing for eric holder to resign as the justice department vigorously defends his testimony before a congress last month. at that hearing, you may recall he claimed he did not know anything about the leak investigation targeting fox news reporter james rosen. but it was later revealed that holder is the one who reportedly signed off on this search warrant allowing the seizure of rosen's personal e-mails and even phone records. mean

they're mostly posted overseas, the foreign service institute is in washington, in spokane and of washington state they probably don't know them. and the foreign service could do itself a huge favor by stitching itself more closely into american society perhaps suggestions have they could do zaph and one is what diplomats like about themselves is complicated multinational negotiations like climate change because it is hard and intellectually difficult to master the material but what americans value is if your brother gets arrested in el salvador that american diplomats will see him in jail to make sure he is treated fairly and to ensure that protections that any american citizen will have are afforded to him and they view as the least important responsibility talented people don't go into consular affairs so it's a chess that after september a levin, so much funding and attention which to security and counselor affairs but american diplomats in the first line of defense they give the be set to foreigners who might come to the united states. the people who'd do that are the youngest foreign s

are going to once again be in the low 60s for highs with cloudy skies and occasional rain around spokane and all portions of the northern half of idaho. kind of a split forecast. in the north and west, it's cool. in the southwest, it continues hot and dry. you see that today. 107 in phoenix. that's your national fore temperatures very cool. onshore flow continues. so it depends where you are in the west. some areas it still feels like a cool, chilly spring. others it feels like a hot summer. >> summer is here regardless. thank you. >>> brazil protests are getting nastier by the day. >>> plus, sentenced to 36 years in prison by the blink of an eye. >>> and this police officer will never approach a driver the same way ever again. we have those details in two minutes when "early today" returns. >>> stories in the news this morning, protests in brazil turn deadly after demonstrators move into the heart of rio de janeiro. one man died in sao paulo after he was run over by an suv. millions of people are now involved in rallying against the government corruption and high taxes. >>> the taliban

the other poisoned mailings targeted a federal judge and a post office in spokane. a fourth letter sent to nearby fairchild air force base still is being tested. the f.b.i. also is trying to track down a fifth suspicious letter en route to the c.i.a. the secret service said the letters were similar to ones sent to new york city mayor michael bloomberg. the u.s. urged russia today not to send syria's assad regime highly specialized weapons that could prolong that country's civil war. today, the russian manufacturer of mig fighter jets announced plans to sign a new agreement to ship at least ten of the aircraft to syria. separately, russia said it will supply syria with an order for antiaircraft missiles. in washington today, secretary of state john kerry said those actions would only hinder efforts at peace negotiation. >> it is not helpful to have is-300 transferred to the region while you are trying to organize this peace and create peace. it is not helpful to have a lot of other ammunition, other supplies overtly going in. not just from the russians-- and they are

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they are mostly posted overseas, the foreign service institute here in washington, in spokane washington state, or to lose minnesota they probably do not know them. and the foreign service could actually do itself a huge favor by stitching itself more closely into american society. there are suggestions for ways they could do that. one is what diplomats like about themselves is complicated multinational negotiations, the climate change discussions in copenhagen and. it is hard comment intellectually difficult to master the material, what americans value about the state department if your brother gets arrested in the house of the door of the american diplomat will go see him in jail to make sure he is being treated fairly and ensure there protection is that any american citizen should have are afforded him. the state department views that as the most least important responsibility. they don't give the most talented people into consular affairs. study was done suggesting the state department complains that after september 11, so much funding and attention went to security and consular affa

the spokane course bottles from the water from the water level so they could hear gasping but that doesn't stop people that either in this temple or in any other cities and that there is almost fifty of them can see people coming out of the streets protesting the government we're still surrounded by people in this double and still people are gathering here and they show absolutely no determination to go anywhere they're going to stay here for as long as it takes we do know that there have been like i said there have been protests which have been broken out which have been broken out by police investigation but this is not the only thing that happened in turkey on sunday only or you know chromos two thousand people were the word chased away from the square by police to swell again using tear gas and water cannons and people are wondering why exactly what is happening to police here using such excessive force on now asiri do protests people in the morning come out and they start gathering to trash the jeffries that's left over from the protests because by the obviously want to keep their it

explosive device has been detonated underneath a parked car in a residential area in the city of spokane in the u.s. there were no reported injuries from the blast explosion damage the vehicle as well as surrounding cars f.b.o. is investigating the case. a seventeen year old boy is been sentenced to a year in jail in bahrain for insulting the king of the gulf states the punishment comes after comments sorry i'll show from a down the social media website he denies any links to the twitter account from where the post made it's not the first time are any authority is a crackdown on critics of the morning rights activist and the rajab is having a three year sentence for inciting protests through online tweets. two police officers have been killed and up to seventeen injured in clashes with militants in russia's north caucasus republic of chechnya one of the police officers died at the scene while the other was pronounced dead as he was being transferred to hospital according to the interior ministry that crashes occurred in the public's sudden shock to a region during a police antiterrorism

explosive device has been detonated underneath a parked car in a residential area in the city of spokane in the u.s. no reported injuries from the blast explosion damage the vehicle as well as surrounding cars f.b.i. is investigating the case. a seventeen year old boy has been sentenced to a year in jail in bahrain for insulting the king of the gulf state the punishment comes after comments from made on the social media web site denies any links to the twitter account from when the posts were made the first time already offloads is a crackdown on critics of the monocle rights activist rajab is serving a three year sentence for inciting protests through online tweets. two police officers have been killed and up to seventeen injured in clashes with militants in russia's north caucasus republic of chechnya one of the police officers died at the scene while the other was pronounced dead as he was being transferred to hospital according to the interior ministry the crashes occurred in the republic's southern should only region your police patrol and terrorism operation the security forces in

so when spokane, washington state to more duluth, minn., they don't know them.nd the foreign service could actually do itself a huge favor by stitching itself more closely into american society. i have some suggestions in the book for ways that they could do that. one would be what american diplomats like about themselves is complicated multinational negotiation, things like climate change discussions in copenhagen . it's hard. it's intellectually difficult to master the material. lots of moving pieces. but americans actually value the state department, if your brother gets arrested and el salvador an american diplomat will go see him in jail, make sure that he's being treated fairly, ensure that the protections that any american citizen should have anywhere in the world are afforded him. and the state department use that as a -- as its lease support responsibility. the culture does not reward it. its most talented people don't go into those affairs, but a study done recently suggested that -- the state department complains that after september september 11th so

improvised explosive device went off on the eighth apart car in a residential area in the city of spokane in the usa there were no injuries from the blast explosion damage the vehicle as well as surrounding cars if by is investigating the case. a seventeen year old boy is been sentenced to a year in jail in bahrain for insulting the king of the gulf state the punishment comes after comments from made on a social media website he denies any links to the twitter account from where the posts were made the first time bahraini authorities of cracking down on critics of the more likely the rights activist nabil rajab is serving a three year sentence for inciting protests through online tweets. two police officers have been killed and up to seventeen have been injured in clashes with militants in russia's and of caucuses republic of chechnya earlier reports that indicated that fifteen security officers were wounded while chasing an armed gang of the police officers died at the scene while the other passed away as he was being transferred to a hospital according to the interior ministry the cross

. >> melanie has been living here in the spokane area, she hashas been a salon supervisor at the salond spa at the kass sin kd resort. she shaved her head to support her sister who is about to start her second round of chemotherapy. >> this isn't the first timet te that melanie has done something like this for her little sisteri last year when melissa learnedsr that she had stage three ovarian cancer, she had the first round of chemoand lost all of her hair. she also shaved off every single face-off her head, saying hairsi is only a-frame for the face. she was forced to write a resignation. she was told by manager, she ha to wear a wig, and a hair stylist with no hair doesn'tir make any sales. feeling like it was her only decision, helln melanie chose hr family over her job. >> i don't feel i'm covering upp what i'm standing up for. the only reason i did it was to support and i'm proud to show that and a proud supporter, i don't feel that is something that should be hidden. >> reporter: she wasn't surprised when she heard what her big sister did. >> it means more than words. melanie an

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the fbi did arrest a man in spokane washington he is suspect of sending a ricin tainted letter to a federaley arresting nearly a thousand people nationwide today. massive protests stretching into a second day. all triggered by the government's plans to build a complex in a scare in istanbul. >>> the loveable jean stapleton who played edith bunker is dead at the age of 890. i'm harris faulkner. now, back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: that was a live shot of the white house. so many scan tal cals and so little time. with the new accusations plaguing the obama administration is the white house in defense mode? with me, democratic strategist ryan clayton from d.c. and republican strategist and my friend fox news contributor tony. thank is for being with us. >> thank you. >> should eric holder be indicted, ryan? >> i think eric holder made a significant mistake here. i'm on the side of the freedom of the press and freedom of receive in in instance and the first amendment protection for journalists just doing their job. they should have the right and ability to have confident

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they're also looking into a ricin laced letter that was sent to fairchild air force base near spokane>> 17 reported tornadoes tear through the midwest and this morning we're getting a look at the damage and the new risk of flooding. we're going to continue our storm coverage next hour. thanks for watching today. i'll see you back here at the top of the hour. >> our crews are still working in oklahoma, we've got george howell there also, chad myers has been there for days and nick valencia in the town of el reno, where two tornadoes touched down yesterday. we'll get you the latest at the top of the hour. "your money" starts now. >>> in 2012 republicans attacked the so-called obama economy, but now the economy is rewriting that script. i'm christine romans. this is "your money." ap phone records, irs targeting conservative groups, talking points on benghazi, that's the conversation in washington but the economy is stronger than the d.c. talk is letting on. >> there's a lot of reasons for to us feel optimistic about where we're headed as a country. >> obama's economy, the sequel. today,

postal workers in spokane, washington, have found a wayward letter, suspected of containing the deadlyson ricin. it turned up after it was returned, plashinged undeliverable. a man was charged last month for accepting four other ricin-laced letters. those are the top stories, right now. shannon, back to you. >> shannon: is the u.s. government going too far isn't broad nsa collection of millions of cell phone data sparking controversy. brad blakeman, former senior adviser to president bush and penny lee, former adviser to senator harry reid. welcome to you both. all right. brad, we are hearing from democrats and republicans alike, saying we had no idea how far this program went and we are against. it you see bipartisan outrage. but we have some here. >> you have some ignorance on the part of the lawmakers, some of them have come forward should have been briefed. they shouldn't have waited to be briefed. they should have been curious enough to find outer what was going on. now we know on tuesday, there will be a full briefing for the house and the senate, 535 members will be brought up t

distribution that it is medium attention is a member betty getting all of it but it doesn't happen in the spokane hub network like you to get but it does with facebook. we should give each other more credit and toe proven otherwise i will remain optimistic people provide value if that is really true that everybody is useless. i don't know there is science fiction like that was one of the recurring themes and i don't see the evidence i am more optimistic about people i don't think that makes me nighties but i try to be realistic and overall we are more interesting and valuable than what we give ourselves credit for. >> thank you very much i am one of the open source people. but to look at what you'd discuss to talk about the 21st century commend the main achievement of the understanding is equalization of information and that matters. it is one of the same in the revolution will prove that to be the case. if you think about it this way than to talk about putting value and information, it is the same thing as property tax. >> no, no, no. i go into the 3-d printer let's say it hits big and i hope it

we're looking at even in spokane to get up to 91 degrees. burbank, california, 101. palm springs, 11. and las vegas, the all-time record high in vegas is 117. and we should be up there around that. in phoenix, 118 in the forecast. so the northeast will be in the 70s and 80s. the rst of the country will be in the 80s and 9d 0s. but the southwest will be in the 100s, close to 120 degrees. the heat warnings continuing. it doesn't look like this pattern is going to change until the end of next week. so we are looking for an extensive period of extremely hot temperatures. richard? >> so summer is here, huh? second week? >> just snuck right in. subtle. >> if you're looking to get a student loan, it's about to double. we've got that next. >>> millions of students will see their student loan rates double starting monday. just as congress left for a week-long vacation. 7 mlg undergraduates from lower and middle income house holds who take out stafford loans will see their interest rates jump from 3.4% to 6.8%. and even though the federal government pays the interest while bor

bring temperatures cooler there but as we check out northwest and into the southwest, look at these, spokaneoklahoma. the rest of the country we have risk of strong storms from arizona into much of arkansas, rain ming its way into the ohio and mississippi river valleys, beautiful weather out west, though, sunshine in seattle and 78 degrees. that's what's going on in the country. th >> good morning. it will be a beautiful day today. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperatures into the low 80's >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> we have a rossen report's crime alert, a new wave of auto thefts that police frankly can't figure out. jeff rossen is here with more. jeff, good morning to you. >> hey, savannah, good morning. this is a real mystery. look, when you lock your car and set the alarm on it, you think your car is pretty safe but as we're about to see, criminals have designed a new high-tech gadget giving them full access to your car. police are so baffled they actually want you to watch this video to see if you can help crack the case. long beach, californ

announced it was going to purchase 23 television stations which includes cain and seattle, ackerman spokanend pr w in portland. of the purchase is subject to the approval of the -- above the fcc and doj, i think that connect is trying to a basically use these ownership rules, use the old shared service agreement as a way to get around those rules. so i am very concerned about that whole issue. do you believe in making it easier for owners to own television stations and radio stations. this market is what is wrong with the industry. >> senator, i understand the seriousness of this issue. and i have long been an advocate of diversity of voices. on this specific issue that you just raised i also note that the chairman has asked the gao to opine on this issue. and i think that is appropriate, called for, and i look forward to their opining, their opinion. i think you said the key thing. when the commission looks at these issues competition, localism, and diversity are the issues that should be the touchstones, not business plans. >> he think they could use those . >> he basically believe this i

for these runners in spokane, washington, it's not just exercise, it's prancer-size.an genius. a man juggles his way across iceland, because he juggled apparently in iceland. and proof that smart can be gross. a coat made of 100% human chest hair, 1 million strands, commissioned by a company in protest of fashion it apparently finds amass cue lating. no comment on that one. look at what happens to a cop reaching inside a car in texas. angry monkey. to angry gorilla. look at these kids in dallas making fun of a gorilla. we don't want to take sides here, but we are with the gorilla. finally, football fans you know how notre dame plays, but how does it smell? you might now learn because of this, the university along with the licensing partners releasing notre dame perfume and cologne. it will be available this fall. twitter finding a manti te'o twist to the new scents, commenting it smells like internet girlfriends and perfect for that girlfriend you made up. nobody said the internet was nice. the real bottles of the real perform expected to retail for about $62. good pr

bring temperatures cooler there but as we check out northwest and into the southwest, look at these, spokaneoklahoma. the rest of the country we have risk of strong storms from arizona into much of arkansas, rain making its way into the ohio and mississippi river valleys, beautiful weather out west, though, sunshine in seattle and 78 degrees. that's what's going on in the co >>> we,e too, will see a beautiful day. low clouds hanging out over the golden gate bridge. still dealing with flight delays. low cloud cover will keep temperatures in the low 70s around the bay today. 72 degrees for fremont. 71 in oakland and 81 in livermore. meanwhile, 62 on the way to san francisco. it's going to be a chilly day at the immediate coast. and then we heat you up, especially friday into saturday. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> we have a rossen report's crime alert, a new wave of auto thefts that police frankly can't figure out. jeff rossen is here with more. jeff, good morning to you. >> hey, savannah, good morning. this is a real mystery. look, when you lock your car

spokane, 81. 92 in medford, oregon. phoenix, arizona, 105 degrees.ms from arizona to ark. rain making its way into the ohio and mississippi river valleys. beautiful weather out west. sunshine in seattle and 78 degrees. here's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. there is a view of our sky over washington now. sunshine, low humidity, chilly temperatures, still only in the 50s, low 60s. later today, though, should make it up to 80 by mid afternoon, few clouds coming and going. then tomorrow, increasing humidity highs in the 70s. lot of cloudiness. maybe showers on thursday night. off and on showers likely on friday. maybe afternoon thundershowers. highs around 80. perhaps lingering showers friday might lou midday saturday. might get afternoon thundershowers on sunday and monday. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> we have a rossen report's crime alert, a new wave of auto thefts that police frankly can't figure ou