Top news: u. S. Ambassador knifed; clinton wants emails released

Good morning, here are our early stories: -- NORTH KOREA: ATTACK ON U.S. AMBASSADOR IS 'DESERVED PUNISHMENT'. -- HILLARY CLINTON ASKS STATE DEPT. TO RELEASE HER EMAILS TO THE

PUBLIC. -- FEDERAL REGULATORS LINK WORKERS' COMP FAILURES TO INCOME INEQUALITY. And here are more early headlines: KERRY IN SAUDI ARABIA TO DISCUSS IRAN NUCLEAR TALKS. ( _New York

Times_) SNOW AND ICE COVER MID-ATLANTIC AND SOUTHERN STATES. ( AccuWeather) MORE THAN 30 DEAD IN UKRAINE MINE ACCIDENT. ( Deutsche Welle) VANCOUVER OFFICIALS WATCHING FOR HEALTH EFFECTS

AFTER PORT CHEMICAL FIRE. ( _Vancouver Sun_) NASA PROBE CLOSER TO DWARF PLANET IN THE ASTEROID BELT. ( Spaceflight Now) THEFT OF FAUCET FROM GERMAN INTELLIGENCE BUILDING TRIGGERS LEAK. ( AP)

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