Wash. Gov: 'We're Hoping for a Miracle'

With dozens of people still missing in Washington state's devastating mudslide, Gov. Jay Inslee tells CBS today that "we're hoping for a miracle, and we're working for a miracle. We're doing everything humanly possible if that opportunity exists." Rescuers are "performing Herculean tasks right now. They're working beyond the point of exhaustion, and we intend to exhaust every possible avenue to look for that miracle. But we do know that these are going to be dark days ahead." Asked if his state missed warning signs, Inslee acknowledged "geologic instability" and said "we are going to get to the bottom" of that question. Elsewhere on your Sunday dial, as per Politico:

• Dianne Feinstein on the Malaysia jet: "So far, there's been" no indication that terrorism was involved. "There's speculation, but there's nothing."
• Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak on Crimea: "Crimea is a part of Russian Federation. We have said so many times that we have no intent, no interest in crossing the border. We have our forces conducting exercises in the territory of Russian Federation."
• NJ state Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg on Chris Christie: "If Governor Christie comes before our committee under oath and brings all these documents with him, I’d be more than satisfied."

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