of the problems. it was a star trek video that got us talking. now another many baresing video emerges from the irs. that's right. this is "way too early" and we're not dancing a jig on this monday morning. good morning, everybody, it's june 3rd. we will never use company resources to make a company video. we can make video for free. we'll get to the irs story in a little bit. the wild weather continuing in the midsection where 16 people were killed over the last few days. first in missouri where three people are dead after severe flooding and several tornadoes also touched down there, causesing severe property damage. the major loss of life and damage was back in oklahoma city, in that area five twisters touched down on friday including

13 people, including four children. four people remain missing at this hour. it was a particularly tough weekend for those that cover these type of storms. three storm chasers were killed while tracking the system. we had a weather crew in the middle of everything. members of one team directly crossing bath paths with a twister that flipped their vehicle several time. luckily, mike bettis and their crew are okay today. also, 3,000 people are out of their homes this morning as a wildfire threatens an area north of los angeles, california. 15 homes were damaged when the power house fire tore through 35 miles of dry brush. for some perspective, this is an area that hasn't seen a wildfire since 1929. there are more than 2,000 firefighters working with water-dropping aircraft, as you can see, to attack this fire. the most recent estimates say it is only 20% contained. it's the largest of several

wildfires burning in that region, including two the state of new mexico. the court-martial for army private bradley manning begins today for what is considered the largest case of leaked classified materials in u.s. history. manning is accused of passing more than 700,000 government and military files to the website wikileaks. in a pretrial hearing manning admitted to leaking the materials and has offered to plead guilty to ten lesser charges. however, the most severe charge manning faces is aiding the enemy, which could land him in prison for life without parole. after weeks of scandals and controversy, attorney general eric holder is facing a growing chorus of calls for his resignation. "the new york times" reports people in the west wing privately telling associates they wish he would step down. yesterday on the sunday talk shows there was a recurring theme that eric holder's time might be running out.

>> let's call on holder to resign. there's no way holder can continue to do his job as arrogant he has been about what his department is doing. >> does he stay on the job? >> boy, i think it's tough to see how he does at this case. there's no party of that two-step people saying, it would be better if he left. it would be better for the president to get this cleaned up. >> might be a rough week for holder. it's going to be a rough week for the irs as well. tomorrow treasury department investigators will release a report on excessive government spending which found the irs spent $50 million on more than 200 conferences for employees just between 2010 and 2012. this includes a fathering in anaheim, california, where employees watched training videos that spoofed, as you well know, star trek, gilligan's island and they cost at least $50,000 each. probably just for the costumes

and set. they found the agency did not negotiate lower rates and some employees stayed in presidential suites that cost up to 3500 bucks a night. overall the cost of the 2010 conference came in at 4 million bucks. you're watching the video of them dancing. meanwhile congressman darrell issa says the oversight committee is working to find out who is responsible for the irs's targeting of conservative groups. he also had tough words for white house press secretary jay carney. >> and the administration is still, their paid liar, their paid spokesperson, he's still making up about things what happens and calling it local rogue. there is no indication -- the reason lois lerner tried to take the fifty not because there's a rogge in cincinnati, because this is a problem coordinated in all likelihood right out of washington headquarters. and we're getting to proving it. it's a perfect setup for

twitter this morning. we were wonder what are the biggest spending gaffes in history? i think about the $400 hammer from the reagan era, which i checked one of his speeches from '86, he denies they paid 400 bucks for a hammer. tweet your responses t to #waytoowasteful. look at news overseas, the white house is calling for calm in turkey. more than 1,000 people have been injured in three days of rioting. demonstrators there say they are responding to a power grab by the country's prime minister. the obama administration continues turkey a key partner on several issues across that region. one of those issues is syria where rebel fighters are clashing with hezbollah. fighting erupted on sunday along the border with lebanon killing 12 people. it's more direct fighting in

that area. another sign the violence could spill into neighboring countries. on "morning joe" we'll talk to senator john mccain who traveled to northern syria last week, you might recall, and met with opposition fighters in that country. i want to get back to the top stories. the weather channel's in union city right now. first of all, what is it looking like in terms of the damage? is this a lot like moore or different? >> reporter: this was an ef-3 tornado. the moore tornado was an ef-5, so two levels beyond this. look at the devastating destruction an ef-3 with can do to this home in union city. tore the entire roof off, blew all of this material outside and the home is -- looks like it's pretty much a loss. this was a couple in their 50s in this house. they heeded the warning. they got out to a shelter that is around here. that is a secure location.

they and their neighbors went to. this storm killed at least 13 people. we're talking two children involved in this between two and four children. we're still trying to get confirmation on that. and three storm chasers, very well known folks in the storm chaser community. these were not people who were going out for some kind of thrill. these were scientists who were killed in this storm who were going to actually figure out how tornadoes work. and they had been working on this kind of research for a long, long time. it was their life's work. so, we lost three people. up to four children in this. and 13 deaths total. this is a devastating tornado that we have seen rip through the area of el reno, oklahoma, and union city. that's where we are right now. yesterday we talked to a family who got down in a shelter that was in their yard. five people survived in that

shelter no bigger than an industrial sized freezer. back to you guys. >> david, i want to ask you, david, the storm chasers were also working on the television side. of course, we were lucky our weather channel crew made it through okay. the question people are asking this morning, is the effort to get the story or the images so great that we're getting too close here? i mean, do we need to rethink how we approach these storms? >> reporter: you can make that argument but it's not just -- what you see on television is the pictures. but what they're getting is not just the pictures. these are meteorologists who are getting data. you can get just so much information from radar about where a tornado actually is, what it's doing on the ground. the other information you have to get from eyeballs on the ground. human eyes. before we get drones maybe in the future to go in and get that kind of data, we still need those human eyes on the ground, so it is a life-saving effort.

it's not just to see the pretty pictures. >> david, thanks for being with us this morning. david malkoff of the weather channel. let's get to business news. the may jobs data comes out on friday. on friday oil hit its lowest level since may 2nd. might reach $90 to the downside. the treasury department says it lil allow companies that produce beer, wine, spirits to provide nutritional labels. it would be voluntary and could include information about fat, calories and sugars. apple getting closer to finalizing deals with the music industry that would clear the way for planned internet radio service. apple hoped to roll it out last summer but faced pushback from record labels seeking high royalty rates. the official announcement could come as early as next week.

still ahead on "way too early" a huge win for usa soccer and one goal that helped them win with something even my 5-year-old probably wouldn't even do. you'll understand when we show it to you after break. since we track the game shows pretty closely here, an historic celebration on "wheel of fortune." didn't resemble mine on "price is right" but who can? sammy sosa may have taken the phrase put a cork in it too literally. his batted shattered and officials found cork in it. [ lane ] do you ever feel like you're growing old

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third straight trip to the fims. if the pacers win, it would be a big problem. it would be a tv upset. indiana finished 16 1/2 games behind the heat. here's a fun fact on monday, the current playoff format, home teams are 16-2 in game sevens. pacers also dealing with off-court distraction. the nba fined roy hibbert 75 grand for using a gay slur and profanity in his postgame press conference saturday. he did apologize calling them disrespectful and offensive. game two between the blackhawks and kings. chicago put this away early, scoring four quick ones before the kings could put anything on the board. in the third period, a little testy. l.a. going down 2-0. chicago was toast last week against detroit. now, well, people are taking shots at them. chicago's goalie crawford got

involved here. black hakz lead, with a 2-0 lead. bruins are up a game against the penguins. my red sox and yankees have a short one. sixth inning, david ortiz make it a three-run game with a solo shot to deep right field. we had a few rain issues and the umps call for grounds crew to roll out the tarp. funny moment, have you to watch this, bill karins, the thunderstorms gave the benches a bit of a scare. >> saltalamacchia says -- da. >> even the guys that make millions get a little jumpy. players on both benches like my kids. eventually they called the game after five innings. red sox take 2 of 3 from the yankees and firmly entrenched in first place. the mets swept the yankees last week. that's for naught. they came crashing back down to

earth because they basically got swept by the worst team in the history of baseball, the miami marlins. even meat harvey, who might be one of the best pitchers in baseball couldn't stop them. 11-6, that's rough. the u.s. with a shocking upset win over germany yesterday, what they call a friendly in washington, d.c. clint dempsey scored two goals for the u.s. dempsey says the only reason they won is because of this. >> getting pressured high. pitch by jermaine jones. oh, it's a goal. that's going in. a terrible mistake. >> i don't get it. >> let's break down what he actually does. i'm going to kick it, i'm going to stop it -- i mean, i was at u.s./colombia game in '94 where the colombia guy had his own goal. . 4-3 was the finals. let's go to bill karins with

weather. it was a scorcher in the northeast. >> and now we're waiting for the cold front to move through. with it we'll have clouds and rain throughout the morning. bring the umbrella with you as you head out the door on i-95. we have clean-up to do in new england. we had a couple tornado warnings in maine but nothing confirmed. a couple storms around anderson, south carolina and those looked like tornadoes. nothing too devastating. wind damage with power outages. the thunderstorms are now clearing off cape cod. we could have a couple rumbles of thunder out there but nothing violent or severe. minimal airport delays and same on the roads today for the light rain moving through. pretty much i-95 right now, d.c. to philly to baltimore and back up through new jersey into new york. the forecast for today, it's still going to be a little warm, a little humid this morning. as the day goes on the weather will prove.

you'll need the umbrella this morning but as you come home from school and work, things will be clearing out and fine. the humidity is still up a little today. when will we see the next severe weather outbreak? may is the most and june is second most. we're still in peak season. we would expect one or two outbreaks throughout this month. doesn't look like any this week. they get a little break in the central plains today. not expecting a lot of storms in the big cities but in rural areas toward lubbock and amarillo, pretty much anywhere, portions of oklahoma, nebraska and kansas we could see isolated storms. the last two weeks we went through one outbreak after another. now we're at least getting a week break. >> it's hurricane season now as well. you'll delve into the tornado issue at the top of the hour on "morning joe" as well. thanks, bill. also at the top of the hour on "morning joe," as if theist needs more bad press, this video of what they're calling the

cupid shuffle, one of the few clips making even life a little more difficult for the agency this morning. joe and mika take on what the latest revelations mean going forward. when we come back, we'll huddle around the water cooler. you could probably play the harmony ka on that sucker when you're done. we'll be back. you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instead of "strength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] at visa signature, every upgraded experience comes from listening to our cardholders. visa signature. your idea of what a card should be.

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>> she's doing an unbelievable job. high hopes for will smith's sci-fi movie for "after earth" starring his son. >> recognize the power. this will be your creation. >> stand down, cadet. attack! control yourself, cadet! >> turns out the movie by will smith standards is a box office bomb. "after earth" made $27 million finishing after "now you see me" and "fast and furious 6." almost every summer movie opening with will smith opened at number one. independence day made $50

million and bad boys 2 made$2 m 56.5 million. >> they didn't advertise. maybe that could have been a positive. let's get to real news, stuff that affect us us on a daily basis. have ever about too busy and you don't eat lunch? >> of course. >> if you eat at burger king, the whopper contraption, hands-free. you have to move away to paurt ricoh. they are giving away 50 hands-free contraptions in celebration of their 50th anniversa anniversary. >> the sloppy is a sloppy burger. there's a lot in there. it's not like a quarter pounder where everything is tight. >> in the video, it looks like it's clean and easy to eat. >> it's too sloppy for that. you think running the world's most powerful country

would give you a pass when traveling but british prime minister david cameron was left at the airport gate when he forgot his passport. the cops high-tailed back to downing street to retrieve the passport and he made his vacation. i was a little concerned. this isn't the first time cameron left something behind. one time left his 8-year-old daughter nancy at a pub. she left to use the bathroom and the motorcade took off without him. >> like "home alone". >> don't you think people are around to handle -- >> that's bad. >> now, you're a game show veteran, the clip "the price is right." you'd appreciate this. an historic moment on "the wheel of fortune" last week. >> thing is the category. you have ten seconds. talk it out. you're a good player. you never know. good luck. >> tough workout. >> what?

let me look. let me look. we have a $1 million winner. >> autumn, you've hit the jackpot with $1 million. >> that is unbelievable. you don't think "wheel of fortune" as high volume -- >> a lot of cash. >> a lot of cash there. that's 30-year-old autumn winning $1 million on "wheel of fortune." she's the second person to win the $1 million prize since it was introduced in 2008. she also made $30,000 in earlier rounds and won vacations to ba lease and arizona. would you win again? refrigerator. >> refrigerator, toaster, cabinet and the $100 bill i had to give back to mr. barker. >> well, maybe in another life. >> next time. when i do the senior citizen circuit on the game show.

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earlier in the show we asked you to find something more wasteful than this. this. that is just like a bad wedding dance. let's get some of the responses with mr. john tower. >> d.j., john fames 35,000 dollar toilet and remodel. >> back in merril lynch days. >> yes, one that is whatever msnbc pays lewis. >> can you go back to john? looks like a huge pit. look at the shadow. >> great great. >> one more? you got one more? >>