the house. law enforcement officials told wnbc thursday they believe he took a bus to new york city before returning to d.c., tracking him in part through a phone they obtained through his girlfriend. she was not arrested and police say she was cooperative. among the dead savopoulos, ceo of a metal supply company where went worked. a relative of went was also fired from the company. police say the family and housekeeper were killed hours after $40,000 in cash was delivered to the house. the house was set on fire. with surveillance video showing a hooded person leaving the scene of a torched car. the a break game when police matched his dna to the crust of a pizza found at the house. we'll keep your eye on that

story throughout the day. let's go up 95 to baltimore where the six officers charged in the death of freddie gray have now been indicted by a grand jury. most of the charges are the same as those already brought by the state. among the differences, however, reckless endangerment charges were added against all and some were replaced with disconduct for an illegal arrest. the state's attorney says the indictment follows two weeks of grand jury preetdings. >> as our investigation has continued, additional investigation has been discovered and as is often the case during an ongoing investigation, charges can and should be revised based upon the evidence. the driver of the police van in which he was left unrestrained still faces the most serious charge which carries a sentence of up to 30 years. the police department released a

statement saying they are innocent until proven guilty and asking for community's support. meanwhile federal officials have released photos of people they suspect of setting fire at seven locations when riots broke out in baltimore including a senior center, two pharmacies. they're offering a reward of up to $10,000. is the u.s. winning or losing the campaign to defeat isis? that depends on ho who you ask. as the debate e 34er7b8gmerges as a key issue. troubling details are emerging about the and gent city of palmyra. they struggled to keep the city and one officer said we're finished. one witness says he saw southeastern fighters run into orchards leaving civilians on their own. another says they're living in

fear saying they even control the town's only bakery. as the group expands into syria and iraq the white house continues to down play its advances. president obama the tells the atlantic, quote, the loss of ramadi is a setback but the u.s. is not losing the fight against isis. he also calls the iraq invasion a mistake and says one lesson in the war is that the u.s. should not fight for the country's security if iraqis themselves are not willing but the strategy is continuing to face scrutiny. >> reporter: overall, no the strategy doesn't seem to be working. isis is continuing to expand. it's continuing to take new the territory, first taking ramadi and then moving into palmyra and it shows the basic flaw in this strategy in that no matter how many air strikes you do unless you have forces on the ground to

move in and take territory, then the air strikes aren't going to be able to make any lasting differences. >> republican lawmakers in 2016 hopefuls are turning their criticism to president obama as militant groups have pledged allegiance to isis. >> two days ago a review should have been well underway the white house press secretary said are we going to light our hair on fire every time there's a setback? i would point out for my colleagues that maybe his hair isn't on fire but there are bodies on fire in the streets of ramadi as we speak. >> we look at the problems that are confronts this country around the world and you look at isis, for example. isis was created by barack obama. they are now trying to get all

of these candidates including jeb bush and everybody to try to get this question on well would you have voted for it? be t better question is mrs. clinton would you have supported barack obama taking our troops out when every single advisory to the president said if you took them out, the success that we had, the victory that we had in iraq would be taken away? >> it will be quite the issue during the campaign. on capitol hill thursday a last-minute switch by a hand full of senate are democrats saved the president's effort to expand trade with asia. they approved a bill that would allow a 12-nation trade pack without the threat of congressional filibusters or added amendments. liberals have voiced objections. the vote was moments away from failing when patty murray and

another were promised another vote that would help keep jobs in their state with the president even calling one in the cloak room off the senate floor. doing the dirty work. with hurdles still ahead, the president praised the vote. >> i want to thank the bipartisan group of senators who took a big step forward this morning on an agenda that is consistent with strong environmental standards and labor standards and is going to open up access to markets that too often are closed even as these other countries are selling goods here in the united states. >> the state department is expected to release the first batch of e-mails from former secretary hillary clinton's personal e-mail. they obtained about a third of the 150 pages of e-mails turned over to the house committee investigating the deadly attack in benghazi. the e-mail showed she was told

by an adviser that the violence stemmed from a youtube video. in a statement to msnbc brum blumenthal said from time to time i provided secretary of clinton on a wide variety of topics i thought she might find interesting or helpful. the reports i sent her came from sources i considered to be reliable. blumenthal also had business interests in libya. she will officially kick off her campaign in a rally on saturday june 13th. it's so far unclear where the event will take place. we're all taking place. put some money down. on the other side of the ail, jeb bush offered the toughest criticism of his brother's presidency in new hampshire yesterday. >> i think in washington during my brother's time republicans

spent too much money. i think he could have used the veto power. he could have brought budget discipline the to washington d.c. >> that's the old medicare pard d argument right there. let's go to california. crews are working to clean up the site of an oil spill along the coastline. a burst pipeline sent 105,000 gallons of crude out making its way into the pacific ocean. the oil has created slicks that span nine miles of coastline. the governor has declared a state of emergency. rescuers have so far treated animals coated in oil, but thankfully alive along with three dead fish and more still to be counted. company that owns the ruptured pipeline is facing new scrutiny. federal records show that plains all american had 175 safety incidents reported since 2006

causing nearly $24 million worth of property damage. we'll see what happens to them if this plays out. that's a staggering stat. let's turn to business f.. it was a quiet day of weekend but the dow edged higher and the s&p hit another record high. let's go to geoff cutmore. it seems like investigators are sitting tight at the moment. what can can we expect after the weekend? >> it's a fascinating story. we managed to push on a little bit on thursday but there is still this big missing driver, it seep seems for investors to engage at the moment. the head of the fed is speaking. will she say anything about when we get the interest rate rise. speculation moving perhaps to september away from june after

the last fed minutes and we're also looking for an inflation print today on the economy. again, that will be fascinating. if there's any sign of a tickup in inflation activity maybe there that will force the fed to go earlier. indications that rare we'll have a steady to flat open and push into next week after the holidays and we're still looking for drivers. but maybe it's in m and a. a big deal in the health care sector. cvs is going to buy omnicare. they are big into providing drugs to the boomers. this move means cvs will get a bigger share of that growing health care opportunity going

forward. >> a lot of money in that market as the boomers age. and an interesting story from cnbc. list the top ten stocks by investigator age bracket. tell us about this. >> yeah. this is fascinating. you know there's often this debate about what are the ma len yals going to be like? we kind of know about the boomers and ge n xers. they looked at 6.3 million account holders portfolios combed through the data to find out who's holding what. the under 25s, the numbers point to facebook. the social media stocks look big in their portfolio. over the 65s, there's ge the traditional good dif dent payers and companies you can understand

what they're doing. they appear regularly in the over 65 portfolio but both demographics come together when it comes to apple. it's a stock that everybody seems to like and i guess given the strength recently in the watch products and the iphone and the fact that they managed a 1% part yesterday, good reason to believe that there is something in the wisdom of crowds whatever the age or generation. >> some investors say they're undervalued right now. we appreciate your report. still ahead on "way too early," the punch was caught on video and ray rice himself even admitted that there's, quote, no excuse for domestic violence. why the charges have been dismissed against him. that and a check on your weather when we come back.

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rockets. houston trailing by a point in the game's final seconds. houston, we have a problem. >> harden throws it up top to how ward. back to harden. picked up and the game is over. >> no. gosh. the warriors with a huge steal. taking the paleing the ball from harden who racked up a game high. the warriors take a 2-0 series lead that 99-98 victory. let's go to chicago, the stanley cup finals. late in the second period anaheim gets the go ahead. it's a first career playoff goal. the ducks hang on. the black hawks have the best jury ses. jerseys.

the ducks have the worst. will smith was ejected last night. umpires stopped play to inspect. he could face suspension. he admitted to applying it during his warmup. a little obvious. the game did not end well for milwaukee. every single manager will look at braves pitchers the rest of the season and be hard on them. the nationals are getting attention for a sweet new celebration that involves housing the hero in chocolate syrup. the pennsylvania-based company caught wind and sent them enough for each of the remaining games plus a run into the playoffs. let's hope they use every single one of them. let's get a check on the weather with the great bill karins a man who likes his chocolate

syrup syrup. >> i do. i like the strawberry quick best. >> gross. that's terrible. >> that and orange tang. >> oh god. this is 1980s awfulness. >> it is. let's get into this weekend holiday forecast. the rains keep coming. more pictures out of the dallas area. a lot of flooding problems around texas and not even that far out of dallas and fort worth. this is the scene from wichita falls to southern oklahoma. too much water too many days in a row. thunderstorms last night in west texas have rolled across the state. they're beginning to approach the areas that are flooded here. as we go throughout the next two to three days hefty rainfall totals possible in these areas. we could be talking as much as maybe 7 inches of rain. that's crazy stuff. here's a wider view. also raining good in kansas and a cold rain in areas of

colorado. a flood watch goes up until monday. locally up to 7 inches and the river crests some are cresting now but there will be another crest on saturday and widespread about 2 to 3 to 4 inches some areas locally up to 7 inches. this much rain is going to cause additional problems. some of those people might be out of their homes for three or four days in wichita falls. a beautiful day on the east coast today and get ready for heat in the southeast. it builds on saturday. 94 in tampa. beautiful on saturday and sunday and then we heat it up. sunday is a beach day but look what happens on memorial day. 93 in washington d.c. it will be humid too. heat index near 100. stormy in the middle of the country. looking at a heat wave for d.c. probably tuesday through

thursday and maybe friday. >> we're worried about the old guys on the golf course and those types of days. they drop like flies. >> you have to get into your pool. >> too old. >> cocoon. >> the boy scouts of america, are they ready to ban their rule about allowing gay leaders. and we know now how many people tuned in to watch his retirement retirement. john mccain spoke to the senate about military against isis. he seemed hung up on one phrase. >> josh earnest said yesterday that we should not quote, light our hair on fire how could

anyone say that we shouldn't light our hair on fire and secretary of state says that -- we should not light our hair on fire. >> that's right. no. no one's lighting their hair on fire. let's go john. let's take a walk. everything okay? you all right, buddy? you okay? it's all good. and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>and this... my wife bought me that. get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions.

welcome back to "way too early." the president of the boy scouts of america says the organization's ban on openly gay leaders is no longer sustainable. the former defense secretary said thursday quote, we must deal with the world as it is not as we might wish it be. citing recent events gates warned if the boy scouts did not change on their own, the courts would likely force them to. we must all understand that will happen sooner rather than later. they voted to allow openly gate scouts but not leaders. now to television news. the ratings are in. 13.8 million people watched david letterman close out his late night career wednesday. that is astonishing numbers. largest audience since 1994.

the late show finale outrated every other network show in prime time. it also had its best rating among 18 to 49-year-olds since oprah winfrey appeared. shoutout for scrabble fans. it's a new word available to scrabble players. theist includes popular tech terms and social media terms like hash tag, and face time. one of the highest scoring new entries, quincy it's the first update to the scrabble word list since 2011. that's cray cray. that does it for me on this friday edition of "way too early." >> cray cray? >> all right. luke. a lot to get to this morning.

the man wanted in connection with with the murders of a d.c. couple and their young son and a housekeeper has been apprehended. a baltimore grand jury indictments against six officers charged in the death of freddie gray while in police custody. does this bolster the state's case after accusations of overreach. also the first batch of hillary clinton's reach. >> it's not better. >> stop. >> it's not better today. >> it's fine. >> wes is looking going, good lord. my four-year-old girl can speak better than that. >> that's not true. >> elmer fud. >> hold on. i'm going to try one more time. >> and jeb bush tries to distance himself from his brother after even offering rare criticism. will this be enough to help the republicans bounce back? >> it's going to be great. that and much more coming up on

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