to spokane. no direct flight. so i have to fly some place. and then get to spokane. but it's quiet time. it's time for me to maybe do some reading, catch up on some notes that i want to write or just have some time to myself. so i -- i enjoy that time. i get home in the course of the year. but i would say two, three times a month. and we have at least once a month now this work period where we can go home for takes a while to get around the district. we're making it work. at the beginning, brian would travel back and forth with me. and even after cole was born, we tried to have them in spokane. and then i was going back and forth every weekend. which -- it was a long trip to make every week. and i found that i was tired and we have limited time with the family. so i find that it's working better to have the family based here in washington, d.c. where i can go home some evenings at least and be with them. we have the time together in the mornings and some weekends and just to travel around that. when i do go home with the district, i'm not trying to spend time with th

to spokane, there's no direct flight so i have to fly some place and get to spokane but it is quiet time, time for me to do some reading, catch up on notes that i want to write or just have time to myself so i enjoy that time. so i get home, it varies in the course of the year but i would take two or three times a month and we have a least once a month district work period where we can go home for an entire week and i maximize those days, get the district, have a large district and ten counties, a lot to get around the district. we are making it work. at the beginning, brian would travel back and forth with me and even after cole was born we tried having them in spokane and die was going back and forth every weekend, which was a long trip to make every week and i found i was tired and still have limited time with the family. i find that it is working better to have the family based here in washington d.c. where i can go home some evenings and be with them and we have our time together in the mornings and some weekends, and travel around that. and their spending times with the family and

spokane >> spokane? >> apparently he says spokane. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> nice. nice.the great gatsby. this was the shot of me when i was 8 years old in long island, new york. we all liked to be hobos once we got into fifth grade. we were too cool to be a real cartoon character. that was my buddy basil. my best friend of all time. i hope he's watching. hi, basil. >> i was always a witch. my mom made me into an indigenous ecuadorian woman. my mom's from ecuador. she put this whole thing together. when i asked her for a picture, this was the only one that she could find interestingly. >> absolutely. >> absolutely adorable. >> in ten in quincy, new york. >> look at this piece of womanhood. >> look at me now. check me out. now i'm eleanor. >> fantastic, eleanor. >> we should have a few more martinis before the show is over. too bad. we know that you are rocking some costumes as well. we'd like to see what they are. e-mail us pictures of your kids, your dogs, your cats. we will share the rest of them with our viewers. >> attach the pic and send it over in an e-mail at wnnfa

the nra in spokane washington went after him. the speaker of the house lost his re-election. kelly and luke and chris, it was quite a devastating loss but foley picked himself up. he was made the ambassador to japan and served ably in tokyo. as we know the japanese love having people like mike mansfield, former majority leader from the senate and former vice president mondale and tom foley was in that ilk. caroline kennedy not yet sworn in. i can say i knew him very, very well. i covered him and got to know him and his wife heather. he is really going to be missed. one of the stories he loved to tell was how when he was first elected in 1964, he was all puffed up, a member of the house. he was pulled off a plane at dulles airport because the president of the united states was on the phone. so he was called out and, of course, everybody acknowledged, well, the president is calling this man. it was because lyndon johnson wanted to twist his arm on a bill. but when he got on the phone, he said, this is tom folly yrg, mr. president. he said tom foley, that's not the foley i wante

it is one that i think says a the legacy of the gentleman from spokane.honor his service and his memory. may we draw all of the right lessons from both. [applause] >> for four years i served in the house with speaker tom foley during the time i served, he was the majority with. -- whip. i also served with the man who would succeed him, newt gingrich. buto not agree on too much, when he wrote in last week's "time" magazine that tom foley was a pragmatic man, a person of great integrity, and a patriot, i could not agree more. this is what he wrote, and i quote. i have nothing a phone -- but fond memories. we worked together when we could, competed when we had to. fond memories of my time serving in the house with tom foley. i offer my condolences to hasher who, as we all know, always been tremendous, always there able to help us. she was his greatest influence politically in his whole life. tom learned his practical style of politics from his mentors who are both from the state of washington. speaker foley gained his as a member and then chairman of the hou

to spokane. there's is no direct flight. i have to fly someplace and then get to spokane, but it is quiet time, time for me to maybe do some reading, catch up on notes i want to write or just have some time to myself. i enjoy that time. i get home -- it varies in the course of the year, but i would say at least 2, 3 times a month. we have at least once a month the district work period where we can go home for an entire week. i just hit it. i maximize those days, get around the district. i have a large district. 10 counties. it takes a while to get around the district. but we are making it work. in the beginning, brian would travel back-and-forth with me. even after cole was born we tried having them in spokane. then i was just going back and , which ity weekend was a long trip to make every week. i found i was tired and he still had limited time with the family, so i find it is working better to have the family based here in washington, d.c., where i can go home some evenings, at least, and be with them, and we have our time

to spokane. there is no direct flight so i have to fly someplace and then get to spokane but it's quiet time and it's time for me to do some reading and catch up on some books that i want to write or just have some time to myself. so i enjoy that time. i get home -- it varies during the course of the year but i would say at least two or three times a month we have at least once a month a district work period where we can go home for an entire week and i just hit it. i maximize those days and get around the district. i have a large district competition counties so it takes a while to get around to the districts but we are making it work. at the beginning brian would travel back and forthwith me and he and then after cole was born we tried having them in spokane. i was going back and forth every weekend which -- it was a long trip to make every week and i found that i was tired and still had limited time with the family. i find that it's working better to have the family based here in washington d.

to spokane. there's no direct flight, so i have to fly someplace, and then get to spokane, but it's quiet time, time for me to do reading, catch up on notes that i want to write or have some time to myself, so i've enjoyed that time. i get home varying in the course of the year, but i say at least two, three times a month, and we have at least once a month now a district work period where we can go home for an entire week, and i just -- i just hit it, you know, i just maximize the days, get around the district. i have a large district, ten counties, takes a while to get around the district, but we're making it work. at the beginning, brian traveled back and forth with me, and even after cole was born, we tried having them in spokane, and i was just going back and forth every weekend, which was -- it was -- it was a long trip to make every week, and i was tired and had limited time with the family, so i'm -- i find that it's working better to have the family based here in washington, d.c. where i

a lot of people need their jackets from seattle to spokane, boise and nevada. it's a little bit cool in the vegas. 48 in san francisco. we'll see dry weather in most locations of the west. a warm front in the pacific northwest yields showers for seattle and portland. not rain in california. ternoon. dry. >>> the halloween forecast is coming up. >> thank you, bill. >>> chris brown heads to rehab. one woman's halloween crusade to deny candy to obese trick or treaters and a $40,000 extortion plot over this super bowl ring. details next. >>> welcome back. singer chris brown checked himself into a rehab facility following his arrest in washington, d.c. last weekend for allegedly punching another man. brown's rep said his goal is to gain focus and insight into his past and recent behavior. brown is on probation for the 2009 assault of rihanna. >>> a funeral was held tuesday for 13-year-old andy lopez who was killed by sonoma county california deputy last week. his toy pellet gun was said to look like a rifle. several hundred marched calling for an end to plits brutal

th 57 degrees in spokane. >> there's an october pattern change coming for much of the country. i'll let you know whether it will affect the rest of the country. >> don't want to hear about it. bill karins, thanks. >>> hero recognized by the nation's highest honor. >>> plus the estate of martin luther king jr. a utah woman is lucky to be alive. she was fleeing from police when she got hit not once, but twice by an oncoming train. though she did suffer some broken bone, she was not seriously injured. >>> army captain william swenson was recognized for heroic actions in one of the deadliest fire fights in war in afghanistan. >> you can never allow a service member to be taken hostage. alive or dead. you bring them home. and that's what we did. >> that's bravery. >>> harry belafonte is suing the estate of dr. martin luther king jr. at issue are three documents previously in his possession including a speech dr. king never delivered in memphis. belafonte says the documents were given to him by king's wife, coretta. king's children say they were taken without permission and belong to

these temperatures have dropped into the upper 30's in spokane, 40 in seattle. now where there is cold air there is also warm air. close to houston, and 79 in memphis, chicago is at 61. the warm air coming up from the south. big storm effecting the entire country, depending on where you are, by thursday the storm will left out of the west and move over the great lakes. big area of pressure that pull as lot of warm up in front of this front. it is still cold, in the north west, but the rain and snow will be clearing out by late in the week. there is some rain coming down. there will be rain in the great lakes and all the way south ward there will be thunderstorms across the southeast. now the timing of this looks like it is late thursday, so late thursday we will see this rain moving in, we will be staying dry here across the northeast until friday. even though there's rain in the forecast, there can be some drizzle coming down. up to 67, and then up to 70 on friday, but there's that rain and even the storms moving through. once the rain clears out, the temperatu

tonight into tomorrow, it will drift down near the cold front and that surface low, idaho, spokane, seattle the winter storm watch is in blue. look back to jackson, they're in the wind advisory. it's going to be 40 to 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts so this is getting bigger. severe weather in texas and oklahoma panhandle. garden city, all tomorrow afternoon and into evening you're going to have to be paying attention. the great lakes, extremely gusty. look at it, big waves on superior. looking to calm down as we go through the week. that's a look at the big picture. >>> >> this weather report has been brought to you by t eshgtempupe. >> don't go anywhere, ron. >>> the cutest sport ever and one you probably have never heard of, rabbit hopping. bunnies bouncing around. this week it's the whackiest competition you'll see and also very adorable. ron went to check it out. you were brave to do this. >> thank you very much. this story goes back a couple of years ago. when i got a letter from iowa. talking me about the pourp larty of rabbit hopping. a big rabbit hopping event in harrisburg. i went ther

showers across spokane. >> oh, man. ♪ >> what's up? ♪ >> nice. nice.s it beat, though. >> i think so. and our costumes are pretty good. >> elaborate, right. >> i wasn't always the great gatsby. this is me from long island when i was 8 years old. we all liked to be hobos. too cool to be a real cartoon character than is my buddy. hope you are watching. >> one year i was a witch and my mom decided she was done with me being a witch and she made me in to an ecuadorian woman. this she only picture she could find interestingly. >> adorable. >> i was 10. >> look at this piece of womanhood now. >> check me now. i'm now eleanor. >> we should have a few more martinis before the show is over. too bad. we know ir rocking costumes as well. we'd like to see them. e-mail your pictureses of your dog, cat, kid, whatever. attach the pic and send it to wnnfans.com. we are looking forward to seeing all of them. and we will be right back. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> happy halloween. >>> welcome to "the mix," everybody. >> you look marvelous. >> so do you mr. gatsby. i like yo

spokane will continue to build up through oregon and nevada. winds 26 miles per hour the gusts for elko, and 26 or so in san francisco. right now cool rain but also snow. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz with a quick update. a spanish newspaper has now claimed that the u.s. has spied on 60 million phone calls in spain last december. >>> impacting online enrollment for all 50 states, the latest issue to hit the troubled healthcare.gov and unsure how long it will take to fix that problem. >>> christina kirshner's party, her family could be out of power for the first time in more than adecade.

and the kids in spokane who killed the world war ii veteran, the 88-year-old guy. it's the same thing. you can trace it back almost 100% to chaos in the family. why doesn't the media knock it off. if they gave the collapse of the family 20% of the time they gave anti-gun rantings, they might get some place. >> most are on the left. they tenltd to focus on the gun rather than who pulled the trigger. >> you believe it overrides any sincerity to solve the problem. >> yes. not just gun control. they won't go after hollywood. why? >> what do you think, holmes? you don't listen to rap as stuff. >> no, no. not on my ipad. >> what do you think about that? when we were growing up, we had motown, which was brilliant. >> the beach boys. >> but we had cowboys and indians. >> between autrey was not a real threat to society. >> roy rogers. >> roy, he was -- he was testing the limits. >> he was tough. >> no. answer my question. when you see how low, all right, the entertainment industry is now, stupid, does it bother you as a liberal man at all? >> no, because -- >> it doesn't. >

spokane, but we will hit all the way down into the presents around billings all thanks to a storm system really now just starting to get its act together, light rain. overnight tonight, into the day on monday, that winter storm is going to move in across montana. it's going to bring over a foot of snow in the higher elevations. so possibly upwards to about two feet when it's all said and done. winter storm warnings are posted here it's also going to be bluste blustery. that will blow that snow around and make it difficult to see out roadways. morgan back to you. >> thanks so much, eboni. six months since a high-rise garment factory killed more than a thousand workers. now, some clothing companies here in the u.s. say they are working to improve safety standards for bangladeshi workers. kristin saloomi reports >> reporter: in this brooklyn boutique, where and how the clothes are made are just as important as how they look and fit. >> one of the things that we do here is we try to hit all of these categories in some way. >> it's the latest tre, ethical produced fashion. >> i don't know tha

. >> everybody was really calm and the crew did drama and we ld tt rental car to go to spokane. >> somees. others are waiting until this morning to catch a flight. >> islamic extremists may have hurt negotiations to replace him. some analysts say in fighting including some linked to al-qaida has strengthened the grasp on power. today in london, an international meeting is taking place with 11 nations from the west and mid east to attend peace talks next month. >> 5:46. back here at home. the city of san jose wants the community to help end gang violence. held the first of four gang violence forums. residents had a chance to speak out, vent their concerns about crime, gangs, prostitution and street safety. >> there was things going on that were like outrageous. >> you can see neighborhoods that are neglected cause the streetlights are out. >> they would be held for the next three monday nights. the input would be used in the san jose gang task force action plan. >> residents behind a move to bring private patrols say they've raised enough money to start those services next month. >>> rig

so this is from a little start-up in spokane called pass back sports.te make it bounce so we have video of that. it will bounce back to you. they started making the footballs smaller for smarter hands. the idea is you can exercise by ours or if you don't have a buddy to throw back the football do it by yourself. as we were talking that guy has a guy to play catch with. now you can -- you got to throw it as a good spiral and it will spiral back to you. >> i know this is the junior size. it's too big for me. >> nfl footballs are huge. were you a half back. >> very good. i like that. because it's too big for you it's probably going to turt your career. >> that's my way to colin kaepernick's heart. that was scott's son in the video. very cute. thank you, scott. this is a good christmas gift. >> half a football but all of kaepernick's heart. >> today the public is invited to the annual mavericks surfing kickoff. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon. at the beach near half moon bay. the contest will not be held today. sometime between november 1 and march 31. the

drew from spokane, washington.about you going to hell for writing "killing jesus" is nonsense. i'm glad to hear that. thank you. finally tonight the factor tip of the day tomorrow. tomorrow we'll launch a new segment called mad as hell. in it, you the viewer tell us what tees you off mightily. we have received thousands of letters so far. send them to us at mad as hell@fox news.com. we'll read the most interesting ones. also tomorrow the return of me gan kelly, everybody. whoa! good factor on thursday. factor tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website. we'd like you to spout off from anywhere in the world about anything we say and do on the program. o'reilly@fox news.com. name and town if you wish toopi. the word of the day, do not be a poltroon when writing in. we have two methods. write about topics on the program to us. then you write about mad as hell at that separate address. okay? i'm looking forward to mad as hell. i've already got the letters. they are funny. we are doin

start to get going and drift down here, the cold front, and that surface low in parts of montana, spokaneinter storm warning is in hot pink there. the winter storm watch in blue so billings and sheridan but look back to jackson there in the wind advisory. it's not just snow, you guys. in the mountains it's going to be 40 to 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. so this is getting bigger and then out ahead of this system, you've got severe weather and that happens in parts of texas, oklahoma, panhandle, woodward and wichita. garden city, all tomorrow afternoon into the evening. you're going to have to be paying attention. finally i'll leave you with a look at the great lakes because they've been really gusty yesterday. muskegon, michigan, almost made it to 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. look at behind it, big waves on superior. but go >> this weatr repo >> this weather report has been brought to you by tempur-pedic. ron, dan, bianna, everyone. sara. down the line. >> thanks, ginger. >>> well, don't go anywhere ron, we have another story coming up. to what may be the cutest sport ever and one you prob

watch this, numbers like 41 spokane. and flagstaff in the low 40s.to do this and leave with you a look across the nation. important to know about the heart of severe weather in cleveland, columbus, toledo and detroit could see a bit today. and the rain moving east, to the east coast. and >> this weather report brought to you by jimmy dean. and of course, we'll be staying here in southeast louisiana to watch the remnants of karen. we are fortunate it did not stay together. back to dan and bianna. >> great to hear when louisiana dodges a bullet. thank you, ginger. >>> coming up on "gma," how miley cyrus handled her recent twerking controversy on "snl" last night. and all the bad press, part of a lucrative plan for her? >> laughing all of the way to the bank is the big question. >>> and the breaking news about halle berry. it all started with what she called a wonderful surprise. ♪ don't let the holidays sneak up on you. shop early with kmart free layaway and get more christmas. and shop your way members can earn up to 10 dollars back in points when the

drew from spokane, washington.k about you going to hell for writing "killing jesus" is nonsense. i'm glad to hear that. thank you. finally tonight the factor tip of the day tomorrow. tomorrow we'll launch a new segment called mad as hell. in it, you the viewer tell us what tees you off mightily. we have received thousands of letters so far. send them to us at mad as hell@fox news.com. we'll read the most interesting ones. also tomorrow the return of me gan kelly, everybody. whoa! good factor on thursday. factor tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website. we'd like you to spout off from anywhere in the world about anything we say and do on the program. o'reilly@fox news.com. name and town if you wish to opine. the word of the day, do not be a poltroon when writing in. we have two methods. write about topics on the program to us. then you write about mad as hell at that separate address. okay? i'm looking forward to mad as hell. i've already got the letters. they are funny. we are

benefits will stop for benefits in places like tacoma and everett and spokane, all because some tea party republicans in washington, d.c. can't have their way. and that's not all. if the tea party forces this government to shut down, our designate state's gorgeous national parks, mount rainier will be closed to the public. students at the university of washington and washington state university may not be able to access student loans so they can pay their tuition bills. funds for important public health programs like w.i.c. could be cut for women and children who really rely on them. and federal support for dozens of head start facilities in seattle and across our state would be at risk. now, the good news is, madam president, none of this has to happen. we still have time. and the senate has passed a shutdown prevention bill that would avoid all of this harm. the senate's short-term funding bill would keep the government open at current spending levels with no changes in policies while we continue to work on that important long-term budget deal. now, the senate bill is not a long-term so

foley represented for many years the area around spokane, washington.speaker from 1989 to '94. he was a close friend of mine. i loved working with that guy. he always stood with us. a gentle man, a really honest good guy in politics. i mean, he is -- i hate to say he's exceptional, but he was truly an exceptional guy. tom foley we lost him today at age 84. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. with three entrées under $20. like our new snow crab and crab butter shrimp, just $14.99. only at red lobster where we sea food differently. [ male announcer ] now try 7 lunch choices at $7.99. sandwiches, salads, and more. so she could take her dream to the

. >> ziegler is flown to spokane for treatment. miraculously makes a a full recovery.leads guilty on the original forgery charge and is awaiting sentencing. for attempting to elude police she's found guilty and is sentenced to 15 months in prison. but before she goes to jail, she had one last encounter with tufty. >> i actually stopped her on a traffic stop about three months ago. went up to the car, didn't know it was her. just stopped the car for a violation. went up, found out who it was and talked to her for a couple minutes. and she has apologized for what she did in a letter and in person. and she did thank me for saving her life. if there's one thing that i could get across to people is don't run from the police. it's not worth endangering yourself, the public or even the officers' lives in order to get away. doesn't end well usually. >>> a man on a crime spree opens fire on police officers who fire back with deadly force. april 22nd, 2011, tomah, wisconsin. sergeant scott holomb and officer kenworthy are on the lookout for a man involved in a drive-by shooting.

albuquerque, spokane, washington and brookfield, wisconsin, among othersp this stock has been hef yid, up 150% over the past 20 months. >> am i allowed to say a stunning return? >> can't say that. >> move along. >> bioteches by the way are booming. big names like reagain ron, cell gene some of the best performser this year. not just the names you know. some of the little guys, ones you may never have heard have been on fire. you've heard of them if you paid attention to "street signs" and check out a name we talked about recently, pharmacyclics up more than 130% this year. talk more about it and bring in joel who covers the company. joel, quickly, a primmer on them, who are they, what do they do and why are they doing so well? >> they are an amazing story. the analogy i like to use, they've been around almost 20 years, they've been in -- a drug like brutenick, amazing contender and people are paying attention. >> only a hold on them. does that reflect the fact that you feel that success of the drug is already priced into the stock? >> i think that's a good way to look at it. i don't

reaganomics is as visceral to the middle class and the billionaires are making out like never before max in spokane washington has some thoughts max. i wanted to talk about the u.s. china trade deficits ever increasing and that's costing us here in the states. precious manufacturing drugs jobs. i think it's a really important topic that could also. bite bipartisan support in the house so i think that's really important so again the u.s. china trade deficit really important topic thanks a lot bye bye i've see a great if not just with china it's with most of the world we are. when reagan came into office we were the largest importer in the world of raw materials we brought in iron ore and we were the world's largest export of finished goods we shipped out washing machines. now it's reversed we are now the largest importer of finished goods every. body else is adding value making things creating wealth we import it and we're the largest exporter of raw materials and a lot of the mines and a lot of the forest lands in this country not even owned by americans or american companies it's mind boggling and

>> tag brothers friendships started some 30 years ago at their catholic high school in spokane, washington. they were a pack, a group of friends who had everything and yet nothing in common, because brian denny. >> we weren't the jobs, the smart guys, the dumb guys. >> not really, we were probably the refugees from all the other cliques that didn't accept us. >> we found each other. >> we made our own gang. >> during a free period between classes, they were encouraged to either study or go thomas. >> five of us would be not it waiting -- >> joey t as he is called says the gang opted to play tag instead. >> we would scatter like mice, this way, take off running that way. >> joey cafaro whose nickname is beef says the stakes were always high. >> it was chaos for five minutes. >> you could chase people all through the halls. >> there were people knocked down. >> there was mayhem, it was fun. >> but when high school ended so did the game much to joey t's dismay because he at the tender age of 17 was the last man standing. >> yeah, i was it for life. it was no good. >> and then in college, wedd

a little picture of spokane, washington. it's sunny and gorgeous.there. the four-day cold spell. we've been talking about this. it is the coldest air of the season yet. minneapolis, new york city, st. louis, philadelphia. all part of this. this front will go all the way through the gulf coast. it will settle in central florida. south florida doesn't get it. but everybody else, kind of east of the mississippi does. look at how nice it is once you get on the other side of that cold air, though. you get into texas. you get into colorado, as well. and on the west coast, it's absolutely beautiful. >> yep. all that weather was brought to you by home depot. lara? >> thank you so much, sam. >>> and now, we turn to abc's hit sitcom, "the middle." it's marking a big milestone, 100th episode of the show. today, we have the entire cast with us right here in our living room. but it looks a lot like your living room. we've re-created it. we want you to feel at home. >> as much as we appreciate this effort, we come to new york to get away from the set. >> yeah. >>

. >>> near spokane, a washington plate boy who plotted to kill a chancemate has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. the plan was to stab to death a girl in their class because they say she was really annoying. school staff seized the hand gun and knife from the boys in february. the other boy pleaded guilty to related charges earlier this year. >> one person was dead and 23 were injured in when a logging truck collided with a sight-seeing train. police say the driver of the truck ran through the signals. he died in the crash. the train was traveling to see fall foliage. >>> a massive cyclone takes aim. the storm is expected to make landfall later today. 30-foot storm surges are expected. meteorologists compare it to ka tee tra. it fills an entire area of bengal. >>> there are talks over plans to extend the stay of american troops. secretary of state john kerry made an unexpected visit to afghanistan. he met with hamed karzai for an agreement. that agreement would keep u.s. forces in afghanistan after the mission ends next year. >>> at least 27 people drowne

a teacher in spokane, telling students they donated 45 pounds of candy for the halloween festival, hecer awareness month. guess what happened. the kids brought in 46 pounds of candy. and this morning -- i like that he didn't just go pink. he went fluorescent pink. way to go. >> what a great sport. >> all for a good cause. >> all for a great cause. >> thank you, there, amy. >>> little "pop news." >> we begin with the most searched person overnight. lindsey vonn. lindsey vonn and tiger woods will have a little more alone time. she has postponed her return to the slopes after the knee injury and surgery. telling reporters she'd be back for this weekend's season opener. now, though, she says she will be off the world cup circuit until later november. the hope is she'll be rested and ready for the winter olympics in february. >> glad she's doing that. i was worried she was coming back too soon. that was a serious injury she suffered. >> no rush. we need you at the olympics. >>> they took the world by storm. at least our world and the online world, with their smash, "what does the fox say?"

they have sold our orchard and they actually divorced but they're both in spokane.mom has remarried and we often reminisce that neither of us ever imagined that one day cathy would be serving in congress. and it is amazing course of events that led me to this experience but it also reinforces in my mind that the american dream is a alive and that in america, you can, you can be anything that you want to be. and that, you know, i have lived that. you know, when i was going to college, it was, you know, for as long as i can remember, my parents had me saving my money so i could go to school when i had 4-h animals and sold them at the fair. you save the dollars so you can go to college one day, cathy. i worked my way through school. worked at mcdonald's in the drive-through and worked, did, always had housekeeping duty in school which was not anyone's favorite, that is what i did 3 1/2 years when i was in college, worked a variety of other jobs so i could go to school. i have seen in my own life what a difference that made. and the opportunities that i have had. i sinc

rosa told the spokane review that is a scary situation.what i talked about are a few of the examples i have seen in my home state of washington, but i know families and communities across this country could tell a lot of similar stories. mr. president, this is beyond frustrating for me. it's beyond frustrating for my fellow democrats and many republicans, including, by the way, at least 20 in the house of representatives so far who see absolutely no reason why this shutdown has to continue. we may not agree on much, mr. president, but there does seem to be bipartisan agreement the shutdown has to end, and once it does, we should begin the negotiations that many of us, including myself, have been on the floor calling for since march, to work towards a bipartisan agreement that ends the brinksman sh*p, ends the manufactured crisis so harmful to our country and kpheufplt -- and economy. as we continue to hear from thousands of americans, from fishermen to small business owners to struggling moms who are being hurt as this shutdown occurs, i h

the spokane native served in the house for 30 years, serving washington's six district before losingis bid in 1995. speaker foley, who had been in declining health, was 84. for guys like of who has been in the game a long time, there are land mines out there that you have to be careful about how you manage her way through these things. issues to deal with the abortion issue in the united states, guns, race, eric-there's really early as, and other countries have their own red lines that they have to be aware of. also, what the current -- what the cartoonists can get away with in san francisco are different than in alabama. it is generally not a conservative thing. journalism tends to draw people who are more liberal. bad news isthat good for cartoonists because it gives s a lot of fodder. i would rather work harder and have less bad news and know where we were going into a right direction, and i think we are not going in a right direction right now. i feel like it is a calling for me to get my opinions out there. >> this weekend, it is not all fun and games for editorial cartoonists.