TEL AVIV, Israel - Yitzhak Rabin's widow says she won't permit Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to lay a wreath at the site of her husband's assassination. Netanyahu was scheduled to do so as part of a school tour today, but advisers say he canceled because his presence would have caused a traffic jam. Netanyahu was opposition leader while Rabin was prime minister. Rabin was shot and killed by a Jewish extremist as he left a peace rally at a Tel Aviv square in November 1995. The women were climbing a volcanic mountain in northeastern Japan when they collapsed.
Police say officials suspect the women died after breathing gases from the volcano's crater.
A local weather station had recently warned of high levels of hydrogen sulfide and other gases near the peak. Wash. - Edward Rains says he's a victim of assault by aburrito. He accuses a trucker of smacking him in the face with a burrito during a traffic dispute in Longview, Washington. Rains says the blow loosened on of his teeth. The trucker, Daryl Foster, says he hit Rains accidently.