broke after leaving the white house. who else is dead tired of dead broke? this is "way too early"! good morning, i'm bill karins in for on thomas roberts who is on assignment. i heard we have pictures of thomas and his assignment. this is what he has been working on in venice. that is his husband. he is on vacation. i hope you're joenjoying it, t y tommy. two big supreme court decisions. a ruling that will have an impact on millions of americans. the court ruled in no cases police needed a warrant to search someone's cell phone. legal experts say the ruling will papply to possibly your tablet and laptop. >> reporter: writing for a chief

units court chief justice john roberts said many of the american who have a cell phone on their person a digital aspect of their lives. to search one the police must get a warrant unless an emergency. a huge advocates for privacy in the digital age. >> because the police turn you over for speeding they shouldn't have access to your entire life. everything about your life that people carry around with them in their phone. also the justices sided saying the extremely service by retransmitting channels to subscribers for a fee. nbc universal was one of the companies that sued aere. john boehner, house speaker, has confirmed he is ready to take president obama to court setting up a showdown between the two branches of the federal government.

he says he will sue over the president's use of executive actions. boehner says it's not a ploy. he says the goal is stand up for the power of the legislative branch and make sure president obama follows the law. >> not only does president regulate ignore the law, he brags about it and he brags about his willingness to change it unilaterally. first, this administration makes the wrong decisions. then won't give the american people the straight answers. instead, it's arrogance and incompetence down the line. >> reporter: president obama has used his executive orders ranging from immigration to gun control and white house says actions were needed when lawmakers failed to act. >> for a long time, we have seen republicans block progress in congress, a range of bills that would promote economic strength. but in this case, it seems that

republicans have shifted their opposition into a higher gear. franklin, it frankly, it's a ge didn't preexisted. the house will vote on going forward with the lawsuit next month. is joe and the panel have fun with this one in half an hour. the former secretary of state recently said she was dead broke after leaving the white house. and despite making -- she is not truly well off. her husband came to her defense but clinton argued yesterday she could stand on her own two feet. >> let's say i shouldn't have said i think five or so words that i said but, you know, my inartful use of those few words doesn't change what i am and what i've stood for my entire life and what i stand for today. bill and i have had terrific opportunities. both of us, you know, have worked hard but we have been grateful for everything that we have been able to achieve and,

sadly, that's just not true for most americans today. frankly, as i traveled around as secretary of state, as i write in the book, part of what i was trying to do was to figure out ways to create more jobs at home by standing up against the unfair competition and the barriers to american businesses that hurt american workers, so i -- my husband was very sweet today. but i don't need anybody to defend my record. i think my record speaks for itself. >> more questions to come about that, of course. senator lindsey graham of south carolina crushed his primary competition. a group of opponents who all ran to his right. now former state treasure he is to be challenged as an independent in according to the state newspaper. he came close in a race that ultimately saw jim demint win but much has happened since then. his personal life in and out of the papers and blogs. he resigned as state treasurer and served time in federal

prison on cocaine charges in 2007. most recently he was introduced to a national audience on the bravo show "southern charm" about high society charleston. >> craig said he had sex with three people and -- >> do you believe that? do you believe that? >> she's like any girl that age. they do some stupid things. when it comes to the hard of the head what is more important in these decisions in really. >> i'm hearing those with a pg clips. a new twist this morning in the investigation of the irs targeting of conservatives and it involves a sitting u.s. senator. e-mails appear to show that lois lerner, the retired irs official at the center of the scandal wanted to audit chuck grassry. he received an invitation received from the senator about

speaking for the event and to pay for his wife to attend. lerner allegedly wrote, quote, looked like they were inappropriately looking to pay for his wife. perhaps we should refer to exam. the other officials disagreed saying, quote, i'm not sure send to exam but ought to pay -- here is where the critics come in. saying they intentionally targeted republicans. years of e-mails are missing and they say are not recoverable. they call the new developments troubling and added this kind of thing fuels the deep concerns many people have will political targeting by the irs and officials at the highest levels. the irs says it could not comment because of taxpayer confidentiality. now to business. u.s. stocks rebounded yesterday as all three indexes finished in the positive. however, we learned the economy

contracted more than expected in the first quarter. rumor has it maybe due to our worse weather we have seen in years. let's bring in steve sedgwick live for us from cnbc. good morning. what else are you watching today? >> great stories for you. nice to see you. chevrolet cruise a stop/sell order on u.s. and canadian models. a problem about with the inflator model in the air bag and i think it's to do with -- until they solve that out they are stop sell and 33,000 vehicles affected on that. go pro you see the athletes putting on their heads. they are going on the market on the nasdaq. they will raise just over 400 million dollars. it's going to value the entire company at around about $3 billion. it's the first consumer tech

company to come to the market since 2011. what about the gdp number yesterday? it wasn't good but didn't seem to have that much of an impact. >> it didn't. the market has taken this approach. let's look at the first half of the year. second quarter figures, we know the first quarter was hit by this really adverse weather. the consumer was affected and the u.s. economy is two-thirds driven by the consumer so if you're ordering online rather than going to the malls and shops couldn't get the goods to you. so i think the markets were taking the view of let's look at the broader data when we see the second quarter to just to see how the state of the economy is and this week good home sales data both existing and news. >> good not to get another losing day in a row there. steve, thank you. have a great day. activists are clearing the way for gay marriage in western and midwest states. first, a federal three-judge panel determined gay couples

have the right to marry impacting laws in utah, colorado, kansas, oklahoma, wyoming and new mexico. the ruling takes no affect until the appeals process is carried out and utah's attorney general has vowed to take the case all the way to the u.s. supreme court. separately in indiana a federal judge struck down the ban on same-sex marriages. they are filing an appeal and couples are flocking to courthouses for weddings. susan collins of maine announced her support for gay couples to marry. her home state has legalized same sex unions and she is the fourth republican senator to voice their support. there are new developments in the search for that missing malaysia airlines flight 370. officials say there is evidence the plane was on autopilot until it likely ran out of fuel and crashed. they believe it traveled that way for several hours after making a sharp left turn in the indian ocean. search crews are preparing to scour a new area. like the tenth new area.

about 1,000 miles south of australia in hopes of locating possible wreckage. it's now been more than 100 days since the plane disappeared with 239 people on board. still ahead on "way too early," today is the day! team usa versus jimmy in the world cup. the match is sure to break tv records here in the u.s. probably records for least productive employees also. we will show you how will farrell is helping the team get prepared. plus. >> you are entering into the most dangerous country on earth. kim jong-un. people believe everything he tells them. >> reporter: north korea threatening war over seth roguan's new movie about assassinating the new leader. that and more when "way too early" comes back. ♪

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that is impressive. that was easy. i could have done that. maybe not. ecuador needs to beat france by two goals bull the match ends in a scoreless draw. france on top of group e and they advance along with switzerland. switzerland was my dark horse in the tournament. four final group matches are today. group h, korea going against belgium. ghana won't boycott today's match against portugal and said they wouldn't play until they got their appearance fee and wanted it in cash. some airplane took off with $3 million in cash from ghana and flew to brazil and landed. it's like a brinks truck landing there in the runway. they say they have their money and will now play. good thing here.

the matchup some calling it the most anticipated u.s. soccer game in history against germany. a record number of americans, obviously, expected to watch and some of them from work, a lot of them from work. it kicks off at noon eastern time. last night funny man will farrell dropped by and had a few words of encouragement. >> i'm here at fan hq right before the u.s./germany crucial, huge game. the eyes of the world are watching. let's do this. >> see? i requested usa soccer gear today and got nothing! zip! if you're going to be stuck at work during today's game, u.s. head coach klinsmann has your back. he i shoussued a get out of wor employers to support the team.

start off in san francisco with the padres and giants in major league baseball. the freak is back. tim lincecum pitched his sec no-hitter against no less san diego last night. he walked one in the second inning and struck out six. a lot of ground balls. 4-0 victory. the second pitcher in league history to have a no-no against the same team. baltimore trailing the white sox 4-0 with the bases load inside the eighth. >> cruz puts it into right field. deep. back at the wall and good-bye! home run! home run! a grand slam! >> that has got to feel great tying it up with a grand slam. a big swap by nelson cruz. this was decided in extras. the 12th inning, o's up with runners on the corners. >> jacobs can go to second if he wants to. they are not going to throw and it's a wild pitch!

coming to the plate the winning run. the ball game is over! >> wild pitch, no less, ends it. we will take it. orioles win. you won't believe where this one landed. >> in the brisket. it still has brisket on the home run ball. mitch got the baseball but it landed in brisket! >> landed in beef brisket in the vendor's cart. the question is what do they do with the rest of the brisket? college world series. virginia and vandy. this is for willie geist. ripped to left field. over the fence there about 345. top of the eighth. game tied. john nor wood belts a solo homer to left and all vandy needed. they win its first college world

series title. after the win, commodore pitcher brian miller wasn't done celebrating. he got down on one knee and took advantage of the opportunity and proposed to his girlfriend and she said a big yes. now a check of the forecast and your weather today. it's hot, humid. yesterday, we avoided the rain in many areas. new york city you are all done with your rain. philly done too. d.c., you're done. up there in boston, hartford to providence rain left' gone on by the peak of the morning rush hour. the late afternoon, we will spark off additional storms in new england but look dry and warm from philly south wards and new york city a slight chance of a shower but the majority of the day will be dry. any other problems out there with the weather? middle of the country, we are going to see severe weather. probably two or three days in a proceed, maybe a few tornadoes and mostly rural sections of nebraska and the dakotas. the weather pattern is favoring a very warm start to july for

the southeast, the east coast. we should see 90s heading up the coast on sunday and monday all the way up possibly to new york city. that is what we have to look forward to. summer is going to greet us as we go into july. today's forecast minneapolis today about 77 and we do not need any more rain in the minneapolis area. still the mississippi river that is still flooding and i'm sure that roller coaster is not supposed to be a water ride. minneapolis area and st. paul and areas to the south down the mississippi you're watching the river cresting over the next couple of days. any additional rain, of course, will have those rivers rise a few more inches. yesterday even in dallas/ft. worth, we had a lot of heavy rain and flooding problems too. look at this. another amusement park and i guess they build these things along the rivers there. we will not see a lot of tornadoes but a chance of heavy rain and down pours and flash flooding. coming up on "morning joe," some republicans are dazed and confused after thad cochran's

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early we showed you about john boehner suing president obama what he sees as an excessive use of executive action. tell your friends today when it comes to executive order the president is less active than his predecessors. according to the brookings institute obama issues an executive order every 11 days. bush ten days and reagan every seven days. obama administration is the less on executive orders since fdr. back in barnicle's era. he is not even here and i'm still being mean to him. charlie rangel won in a bruising democratic primary in new york. it took 18 hours to make the

call but as jon stewart shows us the harlem democrat wasted no time in claiming victory. >> rangel won. he beat espaillat but he danny know until he wandered out on the stage to find out what was going on for about an hour. >> do you know what location they are? i'm at what? >> 48. >> 48? so that means 20% -- 49.2. >> so? >> 49-42. >> you're up. >> and i'm up 49-42? what should i do? >> i don't know what you should do. >> congressman rangel was trying to figure it out and trying to make sure there. >> like waiting in the hotel room for that? is that when you sit with your

handlers? >> he wanted to be out there with the people. >> i like it. behind the scenes. pull the curtain back. that's good. north korea is threatening war over seth rogan's plot to assassinate the country's leader. >> he don't urinate. >> you're telling me my man didn't pee or poop. >> >> he did. >> the north korean foreign ministry has warned a countermeasure if the u.s. government doesn't stop the release. seth rogan tweeted saying people don't usually want to kill me for my movies after they have paid the 12 bucks for it. a sense of humor there. no official word yet from the white house. i don't know if we will hear one now. let's go to a story everyone who loves fast cars was feeling

a little hurt. remember these pictures of that massive sinkhole that swallowed eight corvettes at the national corvette museum in february? the hole is such a hit with tourists that the board has voted against patching it up completely and it's now a new exhibit at the museum. they may consider putting some of the crumbled cars back in the hole. >> such a smart move. my son's favorite show is called "road kill." they drove there just to go see it. perfect. >> it's a pretty incredible sight. louis, thank you very much. "morning joe" is now moments away. stay tuned. what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too.

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