mandela. and on a lighter note, mike tyson and the tony awards, two things that i thought would never go together, oh, yeah, they went together. this is "way too early" on a monday. whether it's train wreck or not, i like mike tyson. good morning, everybody. it is monday, june the 10th. the leak that revealed the nsa surveillance programs, it's a major and serious story. it has national security, personal privacy, presidential politics and now it's a global story with snowden possibly still in hong kong. we need your name, folks. tweet your response and we'll show the best ones later in the show. now to the story itself, this morning we're learning more about edward snowden the

government contractor and former cia employee who leaked the existence of two high-profile nsa surveillance programs. he revealed his identity through "the guardian." the uk newspaper. he reportedly packed up his hawaii apartment and moved suddenly to hong kong in may claiming a need for medical treatment, he had been a consulting job for the nsa for less than three months. he said that he never expects to see his home again, adding his eyes are wide open about what might lie ahead. >> i could be, you know, rendered by the cia, i could have people come after me and any of their third-party partners. the consulate here in hong kong, i'm sure they're going to be very busy for the next week. and that's a fear i'll live

under my life. you can't forward against the world's most powerful intelligence agencies and be completely free from risks. no one can meaningfully oppose them. >> director of national intelligence james clapper has called the leaks gut-wrenching. confirm a criminal investigation is under way. >> i know your reporter that you interviewed greenwald said that he has it all and is an expert on the program, he hasn't got a clue on this works. taking a very sensitive classified program that targets foreign person on foreign lands and putting just enough out there to be dangerous is dangerous to us and our national security and it violates the

oath which that person took. >> you too senator feinstein? >> i do. senator rand paul are considering legal action against what they perceive a possible government overreach. >> get a warrant. don't troll through a billion phone records every day, that is unconstitutional, it invades our privacy. i'm going to be seeing if i can challenge this at the supreme court level. let's bring in richard haas, so much to talk about here. in terms of snowden himself, what is next? i know that hong kong does have an extradition agreement, it is china now, his life is threatened. what dangers does he face? >> he broke the law. he had took an oath when you handle classified material, you enter certain information with the u.s. government. he violated that, he admitted

that. i think that the u.s. will first and foremost go through chinese authorities and ask for extradition. >> what does this say when someone at the lower level can access this information? >> you need thousands and thousands of people actually doing the hour to hour, minute to minute, day-to-day staff. >> you know, it's funny, back in the pentagon papers they're actually hard documents now everybody needs access to this electronically. maybe we have to shift focus a little bit. >> again, it came up after wi wikileaks, a way to limit stuff that goes everywhere with tremendous speed. again, you're limited. people need to know. if you're dealing with whatever the numbers are, unlimited amounts of data you need people to operate the machine.

attend of the day, you'll have to depend upon the trust of certain people. >> very quickly here, mike rogers talked about this data maybe isn't such a big deal. how big is the damage. >> the phone records searching and the internet. it's important. this is one of few ways we have to keep tabs on terrorists. the specific damage we'll have to see, it's clear that things were prevented. >> richard, we'll see you a little bit later on "morning joe." when we see to guardian reporter glenn greenwald who broke the story. now to a developing story overnight taliban forces attacking the airport in kabul, afghanistan, explosions were heard around the field used by nato forces. the main target of the attacks are americans. ten suicide attackers reached the building under construction. the fight between insurgents and security personnel lasted for

hours but we don't yet have word on any casualties. former south african president nelson mandela is said to be in serious condition as he battles a lung infection this morning, hospitalized in pretoria on saturday, he's in and out of hospitals at least four times since the month of december, he contracted tuberclosis in in prison. supporters of immigration reform are getting a bit of a boost from senator kelly ayotte, helping give new momentum. she's the first senate republican to back the overhaul beside the four gop members on the so-called gang of eight. the trial of george zimmerman is said to get under way in florida. jury selection begins today. whether some pieces of evidence

can be shown in court, among them, a video captured on trayvon martin cell phone. the defense has argued that the video could help authentic the person heard on the 911 yelling help is trayvon martin as the prosecution claims or george zimmerman, george zimmerman has pleaded not guilty. the death toll from friday's santa monica shooting spree now stands at five. he's 23-year-old, investigators said that he was heavily armed when he rampaged through the city carrying an assault rifle. he allegedly shot five people near a community college before he was shot and killed by police. >> i would presume anyone puts on a vest, has a handgun, semiautomatic rifle and carjacks

folks, goes to a college kills more people, i would say that's premeditated. >> the first victims are identified as his brother and father before he set it on fire. battle lines for smartpho smartphone -- google could spend in the neighborhood of $1 billion for a mapping company. jeff live in london for the word on the street. first check on the global markets. >> good morning to you, brian. we're a little bit flat to be honest with you here in the european session. we added a strong nikkei, the gdp number was better and they picked up from the friday's payroll. a strong japanese session as we come into the european trading day, we lost some of that momentum it will be interesting

to see when we start the u.s. trade in new york if things get a little brighter for the market. brian and i missed a trick, you set up a company in 2009, an app that works on crowd sourcing for traffic management and suddenly you're a multimillionaire, that's the story of waze, it's going to be bought by google. apparently facebook and apple had a look at this israeli company. it looks like google that's going to take the business. you have the week-long developers conference taking place in san francisco, it's down to apple to prove that it still has the goods at this point. the rumor it's ios 7 that's going to be showcased and iradio, a version of streaming music, so far apple really hasn't strayed into that territory.

the question is, will that be enough to get the stock moving again? as we know, brian, it was up in the 700 and now we're down in the 400s. >> we're waiting for some revolutionary technology to change us yet again. quickly, jobs report on friday was okay. but the auto industry actually continues to build up momentum when it comes to jobs? >> the average age is 11.2 years in the u.s. right now, so there are those in the industry who are excited and think americans are going to buy cars. 4.5 million is the forecast. the best in six years. as a result the automakers are gearing up and hiring more workers. >> thanks, appreciate it. i have '08 with 150,000 miles on it.

jeff, thank you very much. still ahead -- not a huge game from lebron james last night but he did have one huge play and basically explains the whole night we'll explain in sports. and simon cowell, egg on his face. we'll explain. when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ ♪ don't stop believin' ♪ hold on to that feelin' ♪ street lights people ♪ don't stop believin'

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nba. don't mess with the miami heat looking to avoid going to that 2-0 hole not so much about lebron, miami's mario chalmers led the way. they went on a 33-5 run nap was the knockout blow. lebron james that's just incredible. look at that again. >> oh. >> i mean, he should just be -- >> that guy would have broke my arm, let alone reject the ball. >> he stopped him cold. >> he only had 17 points. okay, 1-1 in that series. jason kidd, by the way, already has his next career move in sights. he wants to coach. the brooklyn nets. he'll visit with the gm. >> you don't want him as a coach? >> already, a rookie. he'll need big assistant names.

>> he led the team to two final appearances. all right to tennis and the french open finals .rafael nadal proved once again that he's the king of clay, taking on david ferrer. the only excitening thing happened in, shirtless with a flare. it caused a stoppage of play. nadal didn't need much help at all in this match, this was three easy sets to his eighth french open title. the only player to win eight titles in any singles grand slam event. . switching gears to baseball, this is reds/cardinals, a great matchup. always is. tied up in extra innings. in the tenth, st. louis blows it wide open. seven runs, capped by this grand slam.

the cardinals lead the central over the pirates. >> you're liking jason kidd? all right, american league red sox/angels, david ortiz sends a fastball -- ortiz is hitting the ball well right now, red sox win 10-5, still a game and a half ahead of the yankees in the east. >> how about this one with joe mauer. >> this is joe mauer behind the plate. oh, behind the back snag off of the back, the wild pitch there. that's pretty good. >> he's a great athlete, too. i did a story on him in connecticut. listen, manny being man ny. he's playing in taiwan -- the chinese pro league and they love him.

the best part of manny in taiwan is the home run call the other night. [ speaking foreign language ] >> manny ramirez, home run, solo home run. >> maybe he has to step it up around the base and by the way that ball is long gone just like the exex-girlfriend will never return. i just had to get that in. i like the calls. >> you don't need to water your lawn at all the entire summer it appears. it's going to been pouring in the east for the last month it's going to continue today. at least we snuck in a storm.

eastern portions of pennsylvania, philadelphia is going to get drenched here shortly. that will push up toward the northeast. chicago, had some rain overnight. same for you in detroit, cincinnati. bring it all of the way down into alabama. if you're east right now of the mississippi river, you're humid and you have a chance of rain today. all of the hot air is out west. we have to watch the mid-atlantic, if we get sunshine, we could see some tornadoes. near d.c., richmond and raleigh. >> thank you, bill. mika, good morning. we have a big story coming up at the top of the hour. glenn greenwald will join us at the to which the story in an appearance that you'll only see on "morning joe." first interview since the identity of the leaker was revealed.

we'll ask him questions, how he got the information? how is the white house hitting back? and what exactly was revealed? and how does that impact your personal security. we'll be talking to him about all this. glenn greenwald the man at the very center of this huge story coming up in just a few minutes on "morning joe." we'll be talking with andrea mitchell later on. >> thank you, mika. coming back here at the watercooler, mike tyson with an entertainment knockoff. we'll be right back. ♪ bonjour ♪ je t'adore ♪ c'est aujourd'hui ♪ ♪ et toujours ♪ me amour ♪ how about me? [ male announcer ] here's to a life less routine. ♪ and it's un, deux, trois, quatre ♪ ♪ give me some more of that [ male announcer ] the more connected, athletic, seductive lexus rx.

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i'm feeling vulnerable right now without lewis. where are you? >> i'm here in the control room. let's begin with the tony awards. kinky boots had a huge night last night. neil patrick harris opened up the night with a big opening number that got a standing ovation. mike tyson singing and dancing with neil patrick harris. mike tyson became the butt of jokes all night long. >> you haven't lived until you have seen mike tyson in kinky boots. ♪ >> you're not going to believe this, in the fog, on his hands and knees, mike tyson pulling the boat with his teeth.

you won't believe what's happening backstage, mike tyson just gave three face tattoos. on the red carpet last night i asked the performers how they warmed up for the stage. your performance is very acrobatic, what do you do to warm up? ♪ >> i think i wouldn't be caught dead. >> i have a lot of vocal warmups. >> let's hear one. not now. let's move on really quickly, a woman in the uk did exactly what many of us have dreamed of doing when watching sim simon cowell on american idol, she pelted simon with eggs on

britain's got talent. the contestants continued singing opera. now, simon kept it light hearted tweeting i really don't like eggs. good thing he has a sense of humor about it. now, have you wondered what humans will look like in 100,000 years, neither did i. an article in forbes, a researcher, says one possible time line humans will look dramatically different. our eyes will get much larger as people move to dimmer environments. >> decrease body hair, maybe. >> hopefully, not in my case. >> thank you. appreciate it. still ahead -- the nsa revelations the controversy, we just think it needs a name, your best suggestions after the break. vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but

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we have the nsa leak, we know now the leaker, we think the controversy needs a name. it's a tough one to name, right, john. >> we got a lot of standard phonegate. big brother gate. that or richard haas hates that. char writes the prism kiss m and zach, game of thrones, tip of the hat, you know nothing, edward snoweden. >> richard haas said it's not a gate. this guy broke the law. any gates are nullified according to richard haas you see right now on "morning joe." >> that's pretty good. >> good morning, everybody. >> nancy sinatra. >> monday, june 10th. with us on set the president o