>> colbert may be channeling the u.s. house of representatives because they now have to do something on immigration and r n republicans in the lower house don't seem thrilled with what the senate has passed. speaking of border states things getting ugly in texas. rick perry and wendy davis trade jabs as the filibuster fallout continues. how about this bombshell, martha stewart sexing, one night stands, threesomes. you'll find out what the diva has been up to in the cooler. i am flus sterred. this is "way too early." not necessarily too early or too late. good morning, everybody. i'm brian shactman, friday, june 28th. a blockbuster nba trade on draft night, alex baldwin goes off on a twitter rant and it all has to do with james gandolfini's

funeral. that later in the cooler. we begin this morning with news of the justice department has identified the man they believe is behind the leak of a highly classified cyber attack to disrupt iran's nuclear program. legal sources tell nbc news the man at the center of the doj's investigation is retired marine general james cartwright, a former vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. cartwright is being looked at for allegedly leaking information pertaining to a computer attack on iran's nuclear facilities using a virus called stuxnet. late last year fbi agents shifted their investigation from white house aids to cartwright who informally advised president obama on national security issues. cartwright is only a target of the justice department's investigation and has not been formally charged with any crime. after months of speculation the senate has passed a wide-ranging immigration reform bill. the first of its kind in nearly 30 years. this is basically what the plan does. it grants 11 million

undocumented immigrants legal status and a 13-year path to citizenship creating a guest worker program and adding $30 billion worth of border protection. the plan was put forth by the so-called gang of eight which does include republican senator marco rubio facing harsh criticism from his party on the bill. republican krits iblgs have called the bill amnesty, comparing it to reagan's attempt to reform immigration in the 1980s. for rubio and other hispanic lawmakers it is the first part of a deeply personal victory. >> i come here thinking of what this bill will mean for families and come here thinking of my family, of my mother, who came from cuba, worked hard and made it possible for me to stand here today, one of 100 united states senators, on the verge of passing a historic piece of legislation that she would have wanted me to vote for. >> my father had someone phonetically write on a small

piece of paper the words "i am looking for work." he memorized those words. those were the first words he learned to speak in english. >> the bill heads to the house of representatives where speaker john boehner says it will not pass unless it has support of majority of both political parties. president obama wrapping up the senegal leg of his african trip this morning before traveling with the first family to south africa where the house of nelson mandela will weigh heavily on the president's agenda. but even with an ocean separating him from washington, d.c., the president could not avoid the politics of the day. nbc news chief white house correspondent chuck todd has the story. >> reporter: the president joined by the first family at the threshold of the door of no return. the symbolic memorial to the millions of enslaved africans on senegal's goree island. >> for an african-american, african-american president, to be able to visit this sight, i think gives me even greater motivation in terms of the

defense of human rights around the world. >> reporter: here in senegal a west african democracy of 13 million people the reception resembled a homecoming of sorts. while in africa the president couldn't escape the politics back home, taking questions while beside the president of senegal and talked about his hope of getting same-sex marriage recognized nationwide. >> i'm speaking now as a president, as opposed to as a lawyer, that if you've been married in massachusetts and you move some place else you're still married. >> reporter: senegal is a country that criminalizes homosexuality, while the president did not raise this issue privatery with senegal's president, he raised this publicly. >> we have to respect the diversity of views that are there. when it comes to how the state treats people i believe everybody has to be treated equal. >> reporter: on the hunt for edward snowden the president downplayed the diplomatic impact with china and russia and ruled out using military assets. >> i'm not going to be

scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. >> that was nbc's chuck todd reporting. let's get to the boston marathon bombing case. dzhokhar has been indicted on 30 counts for his alleged role in the deadly boston attacks back in april. more than half of the charges carry the possibility of a death sentence and the indictments carried with them new revelations, including the details of the note sar naev skraulds on and he wrote in part, the u.s. government is killing innocent civilians. i can't stand to see such evil go unpunished. we muslims are one body. you hurt one, you hurt us all. things are getting personal in the lone star state. speaking of the national right to life convention? dallas, texas, governor rick perry accused state senator wendy davis of highjacking the democratic process during her 11 hour filibuster of the state's most recent abortion bill. he went on to say davis'

personal story is a perfect example of why she should support stronger anti-abortion laws. >> who are we to say that children born into the worst of circumstances can't grow to live successful lives? in fact, even the woman who filibusters the senate the other day was born into difficult circumstances. she's the daughter of a single woman. she was a teenage mother herself. she managed to eventually graduate from harvard law school and serve in the texas senate. it's just unfortunate that she hasn't learned from her own example. that every life must be given a chance to realize its full potential and that every life matters. >> davis responded to governor perry in a statement saying his remarks are, quote, without dignity. you'll hear from her yourself exclusively on "morning joe" later this morning. for the second dma a row the

last person to speak to trayvon martin over the phone 19-year-old rachel jeantel took the stand in the murder trial of george zimmerman. she cross examined her looking for discrepancies over what she has said in court and in past testimony. >> so you made the decision then not to tell mr. crump that you'd actually heard trayvon martin say, get off, get off, because you were in a hurry? >> yes, sir. because crump is not law enforcement. >> so you weren't worried about telling him first of all the truth or the whole story? >> first of all, crump is not law enforcement. he's not an officer. i knew that he was not an officer. so like i told the mother, from the beginning, if officer wants to talk to me, know the exact story, everything about what happened that night, then you'll reach me at my number. you got it?

>> jeantel said she assumed a fight took place that night but is it not learn about martin's death until two days later. george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder and has pleaded not guilty saying it was in self-defense. the murder investigation involving former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez expanding to include two more suspects and now he's being investigated in a separate double homicide case date back to last year. hernandez was denied bail yesterday. another man, carlos ortiz, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and another man is still at large, is considered a suspect as an accessory after the fact. "the boston globe" is reporting hernandez is being investigated for a possible role in a double murder from 2012 and that odin lloyd, the victim, found dead in an industrial park near hernandez's home may have known about that story. investigators told "the globe" a fight broke out at a night club between two men and a group that may have included hernandez. the two men were shot and killed

in their bmw as they drove away from the club. hundreds pay tribute to one of the most iconic tv actors of his time yesterday. james gandolfini died when he was just 51 years old last week. the pictures of those in attendance, well, they're pretty incredible to see. everyone from celebrities to cast members to gandolfini's real-life son michael, who was with him in italy when he died. there he is right there. during the service, the show's creator david chase gave his eulogy in the form of a personal letter saying gandolfini was a man in the way he wishes he could be. >> not a business where investors hope to keep the rally going on wall street. the markets logging their best three-day streak in almost a year. for more on that story and the rest of the business headlines geoff cutmore live in london. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, brian. we're up 2.75% on the s&p. 2.6% on the dow. and these are the strongest

three-day gains since way back in january. lot of the bounce as some of the better economic data we've had here and one of the fed council members coming out and saying don't misinterpret what mr. bernanke is saying. tapering is not going to happen that quickly. so markets have a better tone. i'll tell you someone who will be feeling the pain, jon corzine, the market regulator, saying we are leveling charges against you, this over the use of a billion dollars worth of customer funds. we talked about this story but the former new jersey governor is facing charges now over what happened at mf global, brian. >> geoff, a lot more people are doing stuff mobile, making payments and soen and so forth, but the truth you need to know, it ain't free. >> that's the issue, isn't it? a lot of people got used to free banking. the banks are looking for ways to try to rebuild their balance

sheets. it looks like mobile banking is in the cross hairs on this one. and they're going to start incrementally i think introducing fees, 50 cents here, 50 cents there if you want to check on your money. birmingham alabama regents financial brought a tiered payment structure out, so it looks like which ever way you go on this story, some of the banks are going to start taking money out of your pocket for the banking services they provide on mobile, brian. >> geoff, thank you very much. have a great weekend. live for us in london. at the box office this weekend, jamie fox plays the president of the united states in "white house down." we also hear that julianne moore might play the president in subsequent "hunger games" films. if you were a casting director who would be your president in your movie? we've had some good ones including mickey rourke on twitter. tweet us your best ideas using the #waytooearly. give us good reasons why. we'll have the best responses

later in the show. still ahead on "way too early," two future hall of famers on their way out of boston. the mega trade in the nba that has eight players changing uniforms. alex baldwin's anger issues are back in a big way. the accusations that put him on a twitter rampage. that and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >> inside the mgm ground in round two, chamlep holyfield bites tyson. tyson's eye is cut. in round three tyson bites off a piece of holyfield's ear. ♪

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time for sports and it is the end of an era in the city of boston. the celtics agreeing to trade kevin garnett, paul pierce and

jason teary to the brooklyn nets in july. they will get three first round draft picks and five players including the former mr. kardashian, kris humphries. the deal means the nets will take a hit as far as the luxury tax and puts the celtics in position to rebuild through the draft. they were the key players in the championship run back in 2008 and are future hall of famers. staying with the nba few to say very few saw this one coming. >> withes the first pick in the 2013 nba draft the cleveland cavaliers select -- anthony bennett of toronto, canada. >> whoa. >> and the university of nevada, las vegas. >> at lot of people say who? the first canadian ever to go number one, 6'7", freshman power

forward out of unlv. wasn't in a lot of people's top five. but now he's off to cleveland. the man many expected to be the top pick, nerlens noel slipped down to number six and subsequently traded to the philadelphia 76ers. when nba commissioner david stern announced the final pick of the first round the crowd gave him a round of applause. he's stepping down as commissioner after nearly 30 years of running the league. want to see how things have changed. take a look at his first pick with the mustache with hakeem olajuwon with the houston rockets. that's the two of them together last night. i can't believe mustaches were ever in vogue by the way. i can't imagine having one. they both had one in 1984. the latest soap opera known as alex rodriguez, i have a few open spots, espn is reporting the yankees injured third businessman had a conference call with team officials and told them he's not sure when he will return to the field if at

all this season. wait. this report comes just a few days after a-rod tweeted his doctor cleared him to play games. so something's going on there. i think a lot has to do with the millions he's owed in insurance. we'll talk about that another day. the yankees shut out by the rangers, losing 2-0. the dodgers on a role, rookie sensation pui drove in the tying and go ahead run, batting .420, that's six in a row for the dodgers, six games out of first place. in boston the sox put up seven runs in the second inning. i think -- that wasn't pedroia. easy win over the jays, won 12 of their last 14, were making headway in the al east but boston has a 3 1/2 game over the yankees and 7 1/2 over the last place jays back to the naa.500 level. a huge matchup. bunch of close calls in this one. but this one would eventually after some exciting play in regulation, come down to penalty

kick. nobody misses through six until boom, italy defender banuchi's shot over the bar and gives the chance for naba to win it for spain. he just buried that one with authority. 0-0 i guess would you say? they move on to face brazil hosting the tournament in the final. meteorologist dylan dryer, a soaker here in the northeast yesterday. it's still wet out there. >> and humid. you think after the rain things start to improve but it is still extremely humid. temperatures today not going to be as warm as they have been. we'll be in the lower 80s in the northeast. the rain is moving into central and northern new england. more showers across boston and new england do have flood watches up throughout the day today. we are going to see the threat of possibly severe thunderstorms, anywhere from new england down into the gulf coast states. biggest threat would be for moderate hail and also damaging wind gusts with the isolated thunderstorms. we're also focusing on the heat. we are looking at dangerous heat

in the southwest, all through the weekend. look at some of the high temperatures for today. palm springs, about 112. death valley will be up around 130 degrees this weekend. that's just, you know, jumping into an oven. that is hot for even them. >> can you cook an egg? >> i can cook an egg. >> you mean in that temperature? >> i'm glad you can. i mean -- >> we'll try it. >> maybe after the show, we can test your egg cooking skills. dylan, thank you very much. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," governor rick perry on the offensive about state senator wendy davis' abortion stance and didn't take long for davis to respond. more of her responses in an exclusive appearance op "morning joe." when we come back here, martha. well, she's not as square as you may think. the revelation from the domestic diva and a little risque. lewis will have the details when we come right back. ...so you say men are superior drivers?

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. at the top of the show we talked about the immigration reform bill. if you want to sound smart today tell your friends the last time immigration reform was passed in 1986, it gave green cards to 2.7 million immigrants, yet left as many as 2 million immigrants

unable to apply because they arrived in the u.s. after 1982. but were unaware of the changes that granted them amnesty. lewis, back on the cooler, we missed you. >> thanks, brian. we know alex baldwin known for his temper. remember the phone call he left on his daughter's voicemail. the latest outburst after james gandolfini's funeral which he attended with his pregnant wife. a writer for "the daily mail" reported she tweeted condolences to and go feneny, retweeted a rachel ray tweet with her recipe and asked for wedding anniversary advice. she was outraged about the tweet, but that was nothing about how baldwin responded. went on a rant saying his wife did not use her phone and the most of the rest of the rant isn't fit for tv but at one point he did threaten the writer saying, i'm going to find you, george stark, you toxic little blank. going to blank you up. baldwin has disabled his twitter account.

very talented guy, has no self-control, twitter probably a bad idea for him. moving to toronto's mayor rob ford, a couple tough weeks in the spotlight after allegations surfaced he could be seen in a video smoking crack. he has denied the charges and vowed to run again for re-election and might have good reason to. a new poll out shows ford's approval has gone up in the last month by 5 points, now at 47%. five points from a month ago. who knew crack and politics mix. maybe it does. now we move on to martha stewart, doing a lot of talking lately, found herself in the headlines recently when she told the world she joined match.com. last night on "watch what happens live" she made more admissions during a segment called did martha do it. have you had a one night stand? maggie? >> oh, yes. >> yes. >> martha?

>> yes. >> yes. >> very good. has martha ever sexed. maggie? >> i think no. >> no? >> yes. oh! threesome. martha ever had a threesome. maggie? >> i think yes. >> martha? >> maybe. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh. one night stand, sexing check, threesome, still up in the air, brian. i leave you with that. >> i think that's a yes. >> it might be a yes. love andy's show. >> lived a full life. good for her. >> i can't think about it. >> thank you, lewis. all right. still ahead on "way too early" your best and most creative tweets. who would you cast as president if you were making a movie. jamie fox, julianne moore, michael douglas was one of my favorite. "the american president" #waytooearly and "morning joe" just moments away. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004.

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jamie foxx cast as the president. he is in a new movie as president. it you were casting a movie and needed a president who would your movie president be. john tower has a few answers. >> great ones but want to start with something you said about people with mustaches earlier. milton who clearly has a mustache from a twitter picture just because you lack the testosterone to grow one is no reason to insult those of white house can. >> i tried in college -- those of us who can. >> i have a gap here and gap here. don't want to offend our mustache wearing audience. i apologize. our three answers. tyler writes, i would go with the rock. who would mess with us. mark wants mickey rourke. a great pick. and jeff, gilbert gottfried to hear him deliver the state of the union and other big speeches. >> that would be an interesting movie. we had danny devito, producer eric schultz has a man crush on steve gluten burg and gave us that one.