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MORNING BRIEFING: Obama talks pot and Connecticut shooting

Posted By on Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 8:16 AM

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Obama tells Barbara Walters he's not interested in going after pot in Washington. (Seattle Times)

Couple hopes to start tent city in downtown Spokane. (SR)

Masked men rob Browne's Addition convenience store at gunpoint. (KREM) 

LESS LOCAL

Clackamas shopping center reopening after shooting. (Oregonian)

Shooting reported at elementary school in Connecticut. (CNN)

LEAST LOCAL

Federal budget cuts will reduce money for states. (NYT)

Protesters clash over draft of new Egyptian Constitution. (BBC)

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