Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- Explosion At Fla. Jail Kills 2, Injures Dozens Of Inmates.
-- 2 Feet Of Rain Causes Massive Flooding In Florida, Alabama.
And here are more early headlines:
Mark Fields To Become Ford CEO, Succeeding Alan Mulally. ( CNBC)
Russian Official Suggests Talks Between Ukraine, Separatists. ( AP)
Sinn Fein Leader Questioned In 1972 IRA Murder. ( Los Angeles Times)
China Calls For Action After Deadly Train Bombing, Knife Attack. ( VOA)
Rep. Ryan Meets Black Lawmakers To Discuss His Budget Cut Plans. ( St. Louis Public Radio)
U.N.'s Syrian Mediator Brahimi Denies Resignation Reports. ( Asharq Al-Awsat)
Report: AT&T Talks To DirecTV About Possible Purchase. ( Wall Street Journal)
Mad Magazine's Influential, Former Editor Al Feinstein Dies. ( New York Times)
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