anti-clinton '90s all over again, we are about to have a whole summer of quite possibly nonsense, unproven assertions, all summer long. it is going to be a long, hot, stupid summer. we have done this all before, good tuesday morning. right now on "first look," stirring the pot in washington with more bad news for the irs. the supreme court's new ruling on police taking dna sam ples ad the judge nominating three new judges. accused boston marathon bombing suspect says he's getting thousands of dollars in jail. plus, vice president joe biden teams up with actor bradley cooper. the latest in the blade runner murder trial and legendary nfl hall of fame defensive end deacon jones has died.

good morning. firefighters have the upper hand now in that so-called power house fire in southern california. it's 60% contained. fire crews are still up against massive flames. this blaze has already scorched 32,000 acres since thursday. six homes are destroyed with at least nine damaged. the scope of that fire is apparent from space as shown in this striking nasa image. 2800 residents under evacuation orders were allowed back to their homes monday but some had nothing left to return to. >> woosh, gone, boom. done. like that. the main thing is i have my life. my son is alive. my wife is alive. we're damn grateful tore alive. >> the cause of the fire is still being investigated. it's often called the second highest court in the nation because of its influence. now washington's federal appeals court could have three new nominees.

a white house official says later today president obama will nominate patricia ann mill et, pilard and wilkins to fill the court's three vick ancies. mille is tt is an appeals lawyer that regularly argues before the supreme court. pillard is a professor at georgetown university and wilkins is a judge on the u.s. district court in washington. the president appointed him to that position in 2010. a newly released government report shows the irs was criticized for spending tens of millions of taxpayer dollars in recent years. and more congressional hearings are scheduled for today on its alleged targeting of conservative groups. brian mohr is in washington. the irs is bracing for a one-two punch here today in washington. >> reporter: it seems we have a new misstep every day at the irs. >> reporter: for the irs, another hearing today on capitol

hill and an inspector general's report will reveal how much the agency spent and misspent some of the tax dollars it collected. >> i certainly plan on holding people accountable. >> reporter: the 5:00ing agency's new chief promised a beleaguered agency har changed course. back in 2010, an investigation has found that the agency spent $39 million in travel and training. one conference alone, it doled out $135,000 for speakers including $11,000 for a happen whyyness expert. but republicans want to know a lot more about the singling out of conservative groups. >> i'm furious that the irs engaged in ideological scrutiny which is absolutely unacceptable. >> reporter: those conservative groups get to tell their side of the story today. >> you're going to hear their outrage, how hurtful it was to them to feel like their group is being targeted. >> reporter: a taxing week for the irs and it's not over yet. the agency is under new

management. but republicans say they want to know a lot more about what happened at the irs and who should be held responsible. >> brian mooar, thank you. a decision by the supreme court drastically changes powers given to law enforcement. in a five-four ruling, justices say police can take dna of anyone arrest ford a serious or violent crime by swabbing their cheek. that sample can be checked against a data base of dna taken at scenes of unsolved crimes. anthony kennedy joined most of the court's conservative members and saying obtaining the dna is a legitimate search under the fourth amendment. but conservative justice scalia and three liberals say the court is breaking new ground and allowing a search without a warrant. in his dissent, scalia wrote, your dna can be taken and entered into a national dna data base if you're ever arrested rightly or wrongly and for whatever reason. surprising details emerging

about the prison phone calls between joe car tsarnaev and his family. channel 4 news aired a conversation the accused boston bomber had with his parents last week when his mother asks him if he needs anything, he says, momma, do not worry about me. i do have money. somebody opened an account for me and people send me money here and i do have lots of money. when his mother asked him how much, tsarnaev said, thousands. the last victim of the boston marathon bombings is back home. 29-year-old erica branic lost her leg and has a long road to recovery but she couldn't wait to get home to maryland and have staemed crabs. the sporting world lost a football legend. david deacon jones died of natural causes monday at his home in southern california. jones considered by some to be the greatest defensive player in nfl history is credited with quoting the serm tack for how he knocked down quarterbacks.

jones began his nfl career in 1961 with the l.a. rams and ended with the washington redskins 14 years later. went on to act in the '7 o's and '80s including a spot on "the odd couple" in 1999. jones made the sporting news list of the 100 greatest football players and "sports illustrated" defensive end of the century. deacon jones was 74. and now here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. illinois lawmakers have approved legislation allowing residents to carry concealed weapons. if signed, all 50 states allow some form of concealed carry law. democratic governor pat quinn says he's reviewing it. new york congresswoman carolyn mccarthy says she's been diagnosed with lung cancer. the 69-year-old democrat says it's treatable but acknowledges that those treatments will require her to miss time in washington. she was first elected to congress in 1996. a report this morning from israel says former president

bill clinton is really raking in the big bucks. the times of israel says clinton has been paid half a million dollars for a 45-minute speech he's going to make at a party for israeli president sim own perez's 90th birthday. most of that money will go to his foundation. jay carney is shrugging off some harsh comments from congressman darrell isa. over the weekend the california republican called carney a paid liar for the obama administration. >> darrell isa over the weekend called you a paid liar for the administration. i want to give you an opportunity to respond to that. >> i heard that. that's amazing. i'm not going to get into a back and forth with chairman isa. >> former rnc chairman michael steel is mulling a run for maryland governor next year. he made the comments to chuck todd on "the daily rundown."

the republican served one term as the state's lieutenant governor from 2003 to 2007. he lost a senate bid in 2006. a proposed change to security procedures at the statue of liberty has been scrapped. those wanting to visit the statue will pass through security checkpoints in lower manhattan before boarding a ferry to liberty island. national park service wanted to screen tourists after they boarded boats. and that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. and now for a look at the forecast, we're joined by bill karins. good morning. >> good morning. >> if i had to mention one place where you think there is bad weather this morning, where would you say? >> probably not somewhere like florida? >> oklahoma city again. >> oh, no. >> flash flood warnings, thunderstorms are waking everyone up across central oklahoma at this hour. this line of storms has just a ton of lightning strikes. that's the biggest hazard. sometimes lightning can cause fires, too. the lines of storms are right over el reno where the tornado was friday. the people still trying to get in their homes and collect their

stuff before the rain moves in, that time is over. oklahoma city, looks like the rain is moving in as i speak. and it will pour there for a little while. also widen out some of that rain extends all the way into west texas. so by far the worst weather out there is central plains. later today, another round of thunderstorms for kansas, oklahoma, north texas. doesn't look like too many tornadoes. but we will see large damaging hail and it looks like some wind damage, too. and tropical trouble. watch out in florida. slow development over the next couple days. doesn't look like anything is going to do damage. but we will see a lot of rain heading for florida in the days ahead. mara, kind of, you know, has been smiling all morning because we're finally looking at low humidity and beautiful weather on the east coast. enjoy today after the last four or five days of heat. >> i was right. you threw florida in there. >> i did throw florida in there. florida and oklahoma, two winners for worst weather. >> thanks, bill. the hatchet wielding hitchhiker in court to face murder charges. and smokers cost employers

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some stories making news this morning. olympian oscar pistorius back in a south african court. a judge granted the prosecution's request to delay a pretrial hearing until august. he's accused of murdering his model girlfriend on valentine's day. chris christie is facing tough choices on replacing the late senator frank lawsuit enburg. he could appoint a replacement or have a special election. funeral services will be held for the 89-year-old tomorrow in new york. opening statements took place monday in one of the biggest cases of government leaks in u.s. history. prosecutors say 25-year-old private bradley manning put military secrets into the hands of osama bin laden himself when he handed over classified documents to the wikileaks website. his defense team painted him as

young and naive but with good intentions. new data shows crime across the country has gone up for the first time in six years. numbers from the fbi say violent crime rose nearly 4% last year including a 12.5% jump in murder rates. general charged at the ft. hood murder is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder. the man known as the hatchet wielding hitchhiker has pleaded not guilty to murder. he is accused of killing a 73-year-old new jersey lawyer. and a tampa socialite at the center of the david petraeus sex scandal is suing the government. jill kelley whose name surfaced during the investigation of petraeus' affair with the biographer filed a lout against the fbi and department of defense for disregarding her privacy and publicizing false

information. and now for your first look at business, we turn to cnbc's courtney reagan. good morning. good morning. futures are lower right now. that's after we saw stocks close at their highs on monday. investors shrugging off disappointing economic data on manufacturing and construction spending. that was yesterday. today, a whole new day. walmart puts the money where your mouth is. the retail giant is offering a money-back guarantee on fresh produce as it aims to gain more ground in the grocery market. make sure you get the freshest fruits and vegetables, they'll conduct weekly inspections in the stores. need a little sugar rush. dunkin' dough us in is rolling out a new sandwich friday, bacon and egg on a glazed donut. it has 360 calories, less than the turkey sausage sandwich, actually. 20 grams of fat. they tested the sandwich in massachusetts which generated tons of internet buzz. i'll be a willing tester. >> you know, we have a little preview actually for you. you might want to stick around.

and more business headlines now for you. check out these images from a recent singapore airlines plight. the passengers were half way through the breakfast service when the plane hit pretty serious turbulence. it sent dishes flying and coffee to the roof of the aircraft. the mess was quickly cleaned up and a few minor injuries were treated. ford is recalling about 465,000 cars and suvs that are all 2013 models. the problem is that fuel tank leaks which can cause fires. the recall includes explorers, taurus, felix, fusion, interceptor and three lincoln models. ben & jerry's ice cream makers announce they'll no longer use generalfied organisms. they're engineered to resist insecticides. and smokers beware. you're costing your company $6,000 a year more than staffers who don't smoke. this is according to a suddy by the ohio state university. just ahead, actor bradley

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so after 19 seasons, jason kidd will retire. the third oldest player in the league. kidd is second all time in assists and steals. third in three pointers. the former cal bear got his championship ring with dallas in 2011. in the nhl, boston scoring 28 seconds into game two. they demolished pittsburgh leading the conference finals series there 2-0. jim kelly has cancer in his upper jaw bone. the former buffalo bill has surgery june 7th. doctors give him a very good chance of recovery which is good news. toronto pitch era moan ortiz was devastated when he injured his elbow on sunday. the 40-year-old was in tears as you see him here. he realized he may has thrown his last pitch. yeah, he was known here for his durability. he has thrown 150 plus innings aier for some 18 years. mark teixeira, he hit his first home run of the season, a grand slam.

it is gone. scooping up with his baseball cap. that little kid. yeah, you got it. new york beats cleveland. they need that one. at a detroit racetrack, a mother duck, five little ones alongside, they decide to cross the road only there are these 200 mile an hour indy cars. >> not the best place to cross. i have to say mother duckment. >> yeah. not good. they make it okay. why did they cross the road? >> to get to the other side? >> there was water. there was water there. >> thanks so much, richard. on monday, vice president joe biden's mental health conference was given an extra boost of star power. bradley cooper joined the vp in talking about raising awareness of mental health issues and getting rid of the stigma that comes with them. >> you know, it's always going to take courage for people dealing with mental illness to seek treatment. but it shouldn't take that much courage as it does today. it's less about the people who are dealing with the illness and more about the people who

aren't. >> there should be no stigma to a family or individual to seek help for mental health any more than they would for a broken arm or a diagnosis of cancer. >> cooper who played a man suffering from a mental he willness in "silver linings playbook" say taking the roll opened his eyes to the every day struggles of people suffering from mental illness. >> joining me now for our first look at politics, we're going to dig into our top political stories. let's start in new jersey. governor christie has an opportunity to appoint someone to replace senator lautenberg. do you think he'll go conservative or moderate in such a blue state? >> i think a lot of democrats will be fairly moderate. you appoint someone to replace lautenberg for up to a year and a half which he could do, you know, this is a senator who obviously lautenberg was liberal in a blue state. there is big legislation going on like immigration, debt budget

talks coming up. christie has shown some willingness to work with president obama. i think people expect he might put someone in there who is fairly moderate. he'll be under pressure to go more conservative. >> let's turn now to national politics. the white house has recently been tackling a lot of different issues, mental health, student loans, counter-terrorism. do you think they should be focusing on one larger narrative? >> this is a big month for immigration reform. the senate is moving a bill in the house now. it is something that president obama cares a loot b he's taking a lit btle bit of a backseat ro. they may be willing to work with him away if he gets too involved. that is the biggest area. also, the budget is going to be coming up later in the summer. i think that is another one that the white house is going to start looking at. i think right now the president is trying to touch on the less seen ideas he's going to also have a bilateral meeting with the president of china for the first time coming up later this week. republicans are saying the president wants to maybe, you

know, change topics on the scandals that have plagued his administration. the president is saying this is a chance to talk about the other issues that don't always get the attention. >> all right. going have to leave it there. david nakamura, thank you. >> thanks. coming up, bill karins and richard lui will be here for "first buzz". we'll tell what you stories caught our eye. ♪ ♪ just point and shoot, and weeds are gone ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup [ male announcer ] with a new one-touch wand. yeha! [ whip cracks ]

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it's time now for "first buzz." we have the stories that we're talking about today. it's breakfast time. we have this new breakfast sandwich that dunkin' donuts is debuting on friday. it is a fried egg and bacon.

we threw it together. we have to be clear, dunkin' donuts didn't give us a preview. >> i was about to say. >> it's coming out on friday. 360 calories which isn't too bad for breakfast. >> but enough fat for your day. >> we're going to taste it in a second. >> all the things we love in one thing. >> sports, bacon and glazed donuts. what else can you ask for? >> absolutely. so jackie robinson's glove going for $377,000. it is the last glove he used. a note here this is not the highest ever glove in an auction. the highest price is lou gehrig's. interesting about gloves back then, they would use them for five or six years. today, professional players only use them five or six times a year. >> before we go, i want you to taste this. >> all right. dunkin' donuts is not responsible for this. >> and for the record, i would prefer this on a warm krispy

kreme glazed. >> beggers can't be choosers, bill. in my head it was a lot better. it's not bad. >> call the emt. >> it's not bad. it works. >> it's worth a shot, right? this is "first look," "way too early" starts right now. it's no mystery that senator lault enberg and i didn't always agree. in fact, it probably is more honest to say we very often didn't agree. and we had some pretty good fights between us over time. battles on philosophy and the role of government. but never was senator lautenberg to be underestimated. as an advocate for the causes that he believed in and as an adversary in the political world. >> governor chris christie honoring the legacy of frank lautenberg. dead at the age of 89.

we'll have more on new jersey's longest serving senator and the upper chamber's final veteran of world war ii. the dna debate. the supreme court with a decision that could change the way this country investigates crime. but no debate about game seven between the heat and pacers. a brutally tough series ended with a dud. that is not the case with us. we're loaded on this tuesday edition of "way too early." good morning. i'm brian shactmashactman. i'll have more on the dunkin' donuts concoction later. first, our top story. of the 115 world war ii veterans who served in the senate, he was the last. senator frank lautenberg of new jersey who is set to retire