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

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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

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

. >>> some bad luck for a kitty who was stuck in a pipe in spokane, washington and her rescue caughtn tape. two men were passing bay wendi's restaurant and heard cries for help. the rescuers were able to reach the kitten and pulled her to safety. the kitten was taken to a rescue center and she is now up for adoption. >>> anthony slaughter, one more time when is the rain going to come? >> tomorrow morning. make sure you are prepared for it at 4:00 in the north bay. >> thanks for watching, chris matthews, next. have a great night. >> this is is the chris matthews show. >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> tear down this wall. >> i can hear you. >> the time for change has come. chris: 11 great years, have been with you since before the iraq war from the early george w. bush days to the early rise of barack obama. we're looking back at the biggest. we're showing the fascinating characters of the past 11 great years. insights and predictions on this show, things we discovered together thanks to our top flight correspondents. you'll love seeing what we thought would happen to th

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

bob west lives in spokane, washington, with his wife and daughter. in 1996, he's caught on camera making a routine call one second -- >> completely blindsided me. >> knocked unconscious the next. >> it was a wrestling match between kolville high school and west valley high school. >> chad hildebrand is on the left, representing coleville. on the right, the opponent. >> this would determine who the league champion was going to be. i think that both teams were undefeated at that particular point. >> both students are seniors. both weigh 190 pounds. >> it started out very aggressive. some shoving and things that are not unusual for a wrestling match. it didn't raise to the level of penalizing, more of just a verbal warning to keep it clean type of thing. >> at one point, 17-year-old chad hildebrand appears to gouge the eyes of his competitor. >> i didn't actually see it, so i couldn't penalize for it. but after viewing the tape, it was pretty obvious. so it was an aggressive match. >> the aggressive behavior of chad hildebrand is about to escalate. >> w

watch people die slowly on that show. [ laughter ] this is from the local fox affiliate in spokane, washingtonporters, a young lady named lindsay madrich, was reporting live from a local strawberry farm and she reported so well that she is tonight's recipient of the award for dpleexcellence reporting. >> we were able to pick some of the strawberries today despite this rain. i do have to tell you it's worth the drive and worth fighting this rain condition. [ bleep ] me. i can't even talk. >> all right. well, we definitely apologize for that editing error. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there's no apology necessary. there are a lot of big stories in the news right now. and i wanted to ask people out in the street about them. we don't have time to get to all of them individually. so to cover everything we matched all the big news story of the day into one nonsensical question, which was this. paula deen this morning apologized for using the n word, especially at disney world with edward snowden. do you think her plan to tightrope across the grand canyon on a wallenda helps to call attention to racism in

tainted with ricin, including one sent to president obama, were postmarked on the same day from spokane, washington. 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 am

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

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

the first time,-so -- it was so rotten, my bishop was a perpetrator who was moved there from spokane, washington. the head judge of the tribunal was a perpetrator. the pastor i was replacing was a perpetrator. the victor general sent me to live in a different parrish because i couldn't live at the parrish because another priest living there had a thing going on with a none. nun. how screwed up can the whole thing get? we paid for the priests who had children. one of the powerful things that you need to remember is the system is not sell bit, talk about the system all you want, it's not. we're not living the true life of faith. when i left in 2011, i thought it was going down in silence. i really thought it was. thank god i was wrong. >> thanks, pat. [applause] >> richard, richard, you had a thought. >> i'll tell you, on saturday night, my wife and i were quietly sitting at home. i think i might even be enjoying a glass of wine, and i got a call from washington, d.c., a man who tom doyle will have been acquainted with. i refused to give him tom's telephone number because -- >> tom would never tal

they're also looking into a ricin laced letter that was sent to fairchild air force base near spokane, washingtoned 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, stocks are s

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

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

meanwhile the fbi says another man is under arrest in washington state for allegedly sending more tainted mail. at least four envelopes were postmarked from spokane including one addressed to the president. and three of them contain the poison ricin. >>> not your ordinary traffic stop. new at 5:30 what a san francisco police officer says happened after he was pulled over last night in the city. >> san jose police plan to crack down on gang hot spots tonight and through the weekend. we'll tell you what they plan to do and why they plan to do it. ♪ ♪ so you can make easy, no-fee reloads with cash and checks... and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. >>> new at 5:00, san jose police are looking for a man who robbed a wells fargo bank this morning. the man walk into the branch at around 10:30. he threatened the teller and got away with an an undisclosed amount of money. police are not saying if the suspect actually showed a weapon. >>> police are fighting back tonight and through the weekend after a violent week that included four killings. police are adding dozens of offic

washington state. five different letters were sent, four confirmed to contain active ricin toxin. they were mailed to the president, a federal judge in spokane, a local post office, the fairchild air 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 inv

washington state. five different letters were sent, three confirmed contained active ricin toxins. they were mailed to the president, a federal judge in spokanea local post office, the fairchild air force base near spokane, and the central intelligence agency. that 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 of