and the beginning of my show i think we have to remember no one is watching. >> exactly. >> that was a look at joe and mika on late night last night. good morning. welcome to "way too early." we're in washington d.c. the nfl's deflate-gate report has not decreased love for the quarterback. tom brady made his first appearance last night in massachusetts. thousands lined the parking lot hoping to get inside. the crowd chanted mvp before tom brady took the stage. [ applause ] >> this is like a patriot pep rally. >> they don't care what you do up there if you win. a report says it is more probable than not that he knows members of his staff were

releasing air from his game balls. he said, well he needs some more time. >> it's only been 30 hours. i haven't had much time to digest it fully. but when i do, i'll let you know how i feel about it. there's still a process going forthright now and i'm involved in it. whenever it happens, it happens. >> surprisingly his agent was more forceful in his response blasting the report as a significant and terrible disappointment alleging it shows the nfl cooperated with the colts in a sting operation against brady. interesting defense. let's go to the uk. a resounding victory for the conservative party. returns say they have held onto parliament. a late surge in polls with partial partial results an exit polls

showing prime minister looking beyond the election to governor. while labor party leader offered an early concession. home of former labor prime minister gordan brown and birthplace of tony blare. >> above all, i want to bring our country together not by implements as fast as we can the dooef lugs that we promised and came together with other parties to agree both for whales and for scotland. >> the results are still coming in but this has been a disappoints and difficult night for the labor party. we haven't made the gains we wanted in england and whealales and in scotland we've seen a surge

overwhelm our party. >> let's go to the price for 2016 in america. much of the republican presidential field will go to south carolina this weekend. senator lindsey graham is looking to defend his home turf. they report he could enter the field in june. he even handicapped the odds he'd run. laying out policy that separates him from the rest of the pack. >> are you going to run for president? >> 9 8.6% sure i will. >> you are the only one who advocates a path for citizenship. >> absolutely. the one thing i will not tolerate is allowing millions of pooe people to live here the rest of their life without an opportunity to become part of us. you'll have a long hard path to citizenship citizenship. it will be up to you but i want to create the path because i don't like the idea of millions

of people living in america for the rest of their lives being the hired help. >> 98.6% chance. chris christie was in new hampshire yesterday and when questioned about the lingering george washington bridge scandal, he said he has been proven right. >> how can americans trust that a christie white house wouldn't end up facing indictments? >> that's a silly question. i'm not going to answer. exactly what i said in 2014 as turned out to be at least according to all three investigations exactly happen. the justice system will take its course with the people who the united states state's attorney believes is responsibility. i am not person of these people. despite all the speculation. >> that was a good question but not casey. not silly at all. though mitt romney has on theed

out of a third run, he's making his presence fell. he's hosting a retreat in utah for donors in june. >> hillary clinton's personal e-mail use as secretary of state, they don't appear to be having any impact in iowa. 60% of likely democratic caucus goers still picked clinton for 2016 in a new poll. that's just a one point drop from february. bernie sanders is a distance second. former governor martin o'malley is way down on the list but it appears he is still gearing up to run. he has hired a former aide to president obama as his national director. and "the new york times" points out that clinton is showing a new eagerness to address issues that may turn off some voters. those income her support for criminal justice reforms and

citizenship for undocumented immigrants. going out the gaitte to the left side. overwhelming senate support is laying the ground work for congress to have the final say on president obama's nuclear deal with teheran. the senate allowed lawmakers to review and reject any final deal. republican senator tom cotton who drafted the warning letter to the iranian government voted against the measurement. he said in part congress should not accept this user pags nor allow the congress any grounds. i will work with republicans and democrats to stop a dangerous deal. president obama says he'll sign the legislation as long as the house doesn't alter it. the house is expected to vote on the measure next week. john boehner wants to get this

done. let's go to the nsa. a federal court has ruled the government's bulk collection of every day american's phone data exceeds itsz authority. the three-judge panel concluded the patriot act doesn't authorize the government to store the information but didn't say if the practice is unconstitutional. attorney general loretta lynch says the obama administration is deciding what to do next. the ruler brought praise from people on both sides of the aisles. rand paul and bernie sanders, all applauding the decision. we'll see what congress can do. let's go to texas where we are now learning the fbi alerted police about one of the gunmen involved in the cartoon contest shooting. should officials have acted soon sner that's a good question. pete williams has more. pete. >> good morning. the fbi says it sent information just hours before the attack

about one of the gunmen but the fbi director says it wasn't a warning because agents had no idea he had left phoenix. just three hours before sunday's shooting attack in garland, texas, the fbi says it sent police there a secure electronic message with the picture and car license number. the fbi says it acted as soon as it developed information that he was interested in going there but had no reason to believe he wanted to attack it or even that he left phoenix. there's no indication the fbi says, that the officer who ended up shooting simpson ever saw that bulletin. garland police declined to say what they did in response to the nchgs. they say the latest property shows how recruitment has changed. from a time when they had to seek out websites which the fbi could monitor to now when isis urges anyone who will listen to stage attacks whether every they

have. james comey cold reporters, i know there are others out there. he says hundreds of people in the u.s. maybe thousands are following jihadist social media. the fbi is investigating hundreds of home grown extremists with cases open in every state. >> isis is a large organization. it can afford to have 2,000 people who tweet every day. it can afford to have a ratio of two or three recruiters to every pun potential recruit. >> comey says discussions that start on twitter often go to encrypted forums that the government cannot read. >> the fbi is so concerned about this that later today comey and homeland security secretary will take this to the police in a secure video conference. >> pete williams thank you for

a report. let's turn to business. markets closed up across the board yesterday. the dow rising 82 points. nasdaq up. how will the markets react to the jobs report due out today. jeff, happy day after election to you and what are investors expecting today from that jobs report and everything else? >> hi luke. good morning to you. well, the economists have pence pencilled around 238,000 jobs added. that means we get a tick down in the unemployment rate which would be good news but this is the twisted logic markets at the moment. if we miss that number that might mean that the federal reserve pushes out its interest rate move. and the markets could actually be firmer on a bad number. if you follow the logic.

otherwise, the economists are looking for the 230 number. if we get that today, the markets may not like anything that's stronger than that figure because they might figure that the fed will have to move earlier, which means tighter money, which means less to put into the market. that's where we are on the jobs figure today. keep your eye on that. one other, and this is a real head scratcher to me. i've eaten kale to be honest yuck. and yet mcdonald's as part of this new revamp are talking about or testing, potentially, putting kale from the breakfast meal. this after they poo pooed, the idea of kale. it shows you how far they're going to try and head off this slow down in sales growth. back to you. >> yes. stick to the burgers and fries this. this kale and fish stuff for

them is odd. we all know tom brady makes a lot of money but his wife is really the breadwinner. could deflate-gate hurt his cash flow? >> well this is an amazing story, isn't it? so we've heard all about these footballs that were not inflated properly and that helped the new england paytriots but does it hurt his bottom line? it doesn't look like it. the analysts who are looking at the story say it's not likely. this manmade 31 million on the field. another 7 million coming in from endorsements. the reason why the analysts think he'll be fine is so far one of the key sponsors are talking about pulling out of those big name endorsements for tom brady. right now it's embarrassing, and to be honest it is symbolic

that this game took place with so many underinflated footballs but it doesn't look like it's going to affect his spending any time soon. >> thanks so much. we appreciate it. still ahead on "way too early," an attempt to be funny turns into a big fail. why the cleveland cavaliers are now apologizing to victims of domestic violence. yikes. plus dramatic new video from inside a storm shelter from this week's tornado outbreak in oklahoma. more severe weather expected through the mother's day weekend. we'll tell you which areas should be on the lookout on the other side of this break. >> the forces of germany have surrendered to the united nations. the flag to freedom fly all over europe. for this victory, we join in

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bulls fan? i didn't know you were a bull's fan. i can't believe she's a bull's fan. >> when it's playoff basketball time, you have to be all in so don't make the same mistake she made. >> i thought you were all in. >> i am now. let's watch the game. >> the national domestic violence hot line criticized the video saying in part quote, intentionally causing physical harm to someone is never a laughing matter. those who minimized domestic violence need to realize that they are further numbing our culture's perception of domestic vie leens. the cavaliers issued a statement saying it was a mistake to include content that made light of domestic violence. we apologize to those affected by domestic violence by the negative feelings caused by being exposed to this video. >> don't do that one again. turning to the major league

baseballs. a-rod stuck on 660 home runs. the bottom of the first he hits one high and right. they bring it back robbing him of number 661, at least for the moment. take another look. this unbelievable catch by young. wow. to the bottom of the third, we go to the second at bat of the night. no one is going to catch that. he goes deep to center field and into the history books. happy he did that at home so he didn't get the boos. here's what the list looks like. barry bonds, hank arabaron and babe ruth are the only ones before

a-rod. the chicago black hawks trying to wrap up their second round sweep. cam crawford was excellent making 34 saves. packer cane was superb notching a goal an assist. and the black hawks hold onto complete the sweep and end minnesota's season. that means chicago advances. the fifth time in seven years. they'll await to face the winner of the anaheim calgary. let's go to bill karins. severe weather expected in the nation's midsection? more of this. >> probably just as bad if not worse than what we've experienced. we've had 61 tornado in the last two days. i have to show you this video. this was from two nights ago. a gentleman was in his storm

shelter and peeked out and thought it was a great idea to film out. this is as a tornado rolls right over his house and his neighbor's house. pretty crazy stuff. i would have ducked in a long time ago. i guess we're glad to see the video and he's safe. let's talk about that. there's more of the scene we're going to see. we have this area of red. it does not include oklahoma city. it includes around the wichita falls area. that's the best chance of tornadoes and even a few strong tornadoes in that area. mid to late afternoon, a lot of schools have stuff decisions to make if they want to send the kids home early. these storms will be coming in as schools are releasing. that also makes it difficult for parents. and on saturday this will be the big outbreak. one or two possible. large tornadoes and long trek tornadoes. this area of red is of greatest

concern. here we are watching more population centers on the edge of this is wichita, oklahoma city dallas and wichita falls. this was, yesterday, over i-35. it's a little further west today. that's better news for you there. we'll finish up with mother's day. severe weather possible for 28 million people. keep in mind little rock to des moines and omaha, storms will plague you at some portion i don't have afternoon and evening. saturday looks like the really bad day. >> mother nature not helping out the moms in the heartland. too bad. bill karins, thank you so much for that report. appreciate it. still ahead, we'll show you what happens when "morning joe" was late night. >> thank you guys. this is real. >> thank you. you look beautiful. joe, you're also here. >> i'm here. exactly. ♪ ♪ ♪

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show opposite that night. speaking of late night tv our own joe and mika shopped by late night with seth meyers last night. here's what happened when seth asked them about their working relationship. >> you guys have worked together now seven years, and have you found, i know it's hard. have you found anything even one thing you don't like about the other thing. >> one thing? he's fine. well, if i had to really work on it and think hard i would say maybe he talks, he gets verbal diarrhea talks too much a lot and interrupts stieps and when he comes in sometimes there's food on his sweater from last night. and sometimes he's late but that's just top of my head. >> so like 11 things. >> other than that i'm great. >> and how about you? >> after that list i think he's

perfect. >> that's to sweet. >> how about that. look how gullible they are. >> seven years? more like eight years. it started in new jersey back in 2007. that does it for me on this friday edition of "way too early." "morning joe" is up right after this quick break. have a great weekend. i'll see you monday. enjoy. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®.

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wells report came out, doesn't seem all that conclusive to me. people in public life wind up becoming targets for various reasons. so here is tom brady, great looking guy, wealthy beyond imagination, married to gisele and four super bowls. some people just want to take a shot at tom brady because it eems like tom brady's life is almost too perfect. in so says a guy in new hampshire running for president. that is the position you want to take. >> a lot of people