portions of the patriot act, forcing them to expire and age is just a number. this 92-year-old shows us all how it's done as she crosses the mark of 26 miles. this is "way too early." >> good morning. it's monday june 1st. welcome to june and "way too early." the show that gives you everything you need to know to start your day plus sports weather and fun things you may have missed over the weekend. we begin on a more somber note. flags are flying at half staff in delaware to mourn the loss of beau biden. following his father into public service, he was the second generation in the most prominent political family in delaware history. he is being mourned today as a soldier, brother, husband, son,

and father. chris jansing has this report. >> beau biden was in some ways just like his father. >> good evening. i'm beau biden. and joe biden is my dad. >> reporter: with a familiar name and equally familiar smile but beau biden was also very much his own man. >> he didn't want to rest on his dad's laurels. i think that's why he didn't want to run for senate and wanted to run for governor. he was a front runner for delaware governor in 2016. a popular politician and decorated iraq combat veteran. in a town often torn apart by partisan ship an outpouring of bipartisanship. >> delaware is a better place off beau. our country is a better place because of beau and the world is a better place because of beau biden. >> from the white house the

president and the first lady went to the vice president's home after showing an emotional statement calling him a big hearted and deeply faithful man who made a difference in the lives of all he touched and he lives on in their hearts. tributes poured in on social media from jeb bush to hillary clinton, cher to john legend. much of the outpouring was from people they didn't know expressing their personal heart break for a family who endured so much lost. >> 1971 joe biden's first wife and killed in a car crash. >> one of my earliest memories was being in that hospital. my dad always at our side. >> a father and son with an incredible bond forged by tragedy and they would face another challenge in 2010. beau had what was bieg noticed as a stroke. in 2013 he began treatment for

brain cancer. he quietly reentered the hospital for the last time last month. his dad never let on how serious it was. >> my dad used to have an expression. he'd say a father knows he's a success when he turns and looks at his son or daughter and know that they turned out better than he did. i'm a success. i'm a held of a success. beau, i love you. i'm so proud of you. >> reporter: beau biden died at 46 surrounded by his entire family including his dad, his wife, and two children. >> our thanks to chris jansing for that report. there will be much more on the remarkably established yet too short life of beau biden ahead on "morning joe." >> let's go to capitol hill. several key parts of the patriot act are no longer in effect. at least for now this means the bulge data of phone collection records must come to an end but

the senate voted to pass a reform bill already passed by the house. rand paul is taking credit for delaying action on the measure and triggering the lapse. >> the question we have to ask ourselves is are we so frightened that we're willing to give up our freedoms and willing to really trade liberty for security? people here in town think i'm making a huge mistake. some of them i think, secretly want there to be an attack on the united states so they can blame it on me. the ones who say when an attack occurs, it's going to be all your fault, are any of them willing to accept the blame? we have bulk collection now. are any of them willing to accept the responsibility for a boston bombing? >> no but they'll be the first to say it's all your fault. we never should have given up on this great program. >> he created a surreal fight on

the senate floor as republican colleagues went after his actions including mitch mcconnell who has endorsed him for president. >> these aren't theoretical threats. they're with us every day. we have to face up to them. we shouldn't be disarming unilaterally as our enemies grow more sophisticated and aggressive. and we certainly should not be doing so based on a campaign of demagogue ri and misinformation launched in the wake of the unlawful actions of edward snowden. he was last seen in russia. >> mr. president, i want the regular order.

>> senator from kentucky is -- >> i'd be happy to yield to the senator from arizona for a question. >> maybe the senator from kentucky should know the rules of the senate. >> the white house also appeared to take a swipe at senator paul saying in part quote, we call on the senate to ensure this irresponsible lapse in authorities is as short lived as possible. individual senators must put aside their partisan motivations and act swiftly. another jumps in just hours from now south carolina senator lindsey graham is expected to launch his presidential candidacy candidacy. he's way down in the polls. his home state paper is questioning his chances this morning and at this point he doesn't even qualify for the gop debate. meanwhile another one joining the race this week martin o'malley formally declared in baltimore, the city he once served as mayor, he had tough

words for wall street. >> we need to prosecute cheats. we need to reinstate glass steegl and if a bank is too big to fail without wrecking our nation's economy, then we need to break it up before it breaks us again. >> recently the ceo of goldman sachs let us employees go that he'd be just fine with either bush or clinton. i bet he would. well, i've got news for the bullies of wall street. the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families. >> populism. o'malley has a long way to go to convince voters including his fellow democrats. a poll shows him down at 1%. miles behind clinton and even

behind sanders. sanders continues to draw a large crowd in his campaign as he said in minneapolis yesterday. let's go to somebody who knows the riggers of what it takes to run for president. john kerri is cutting short his trip to europe after breaking his leg in a bike accident in france. this is file tape of a similar ride in march. he was riding in france south of swiss border where the talks are taking place. a local newspaper said he fell along a mountain rout which has been part of the tour de france more than a dozen times. kerri reportedly hit a curb. the 71-year-old was hospitalized in geneva with a broken femur. he is returning home today. the fracture is near the site of his earlier hip injury. we wish him well. back at home former congressman

denny hastert's name is no longer on the public center of his all ma mater. he was indicted on payments of covering up past misconduct. he apparently paid nearly $2 million to conceal sexual oi us a abuse of a man where he once taught. he is also facing charges to avoid reporting requirements but not for the alleged misconduct. >> number one, the government doesn't claim that mr. hastert's payment of this money was illegal and he's not charged with whatever happened 30 years ago. that is not anything the federal government could bring a charge on. the other thing is the federal government says they're not chargeing individual a. with extortion for two reasons. one is you have to have a victim and mr. hastert has never claimed that he was extorted and

secondly, the federal officials i've talked to say that they're satisfied that this was in essence, a sort of cooperative agreement. that there was an element of agreement, not just a flat out shake down. >> of course more on that story as it progresses this week. a hall-of-famer hung up his spikes this weekend. bob schieffer retired. the legendary newscaster signed off yesterday from face the nation after 24 years at the helm of the show. >> i thought back to when i was in the ninth grade and saw my by line in the school newspaper and decided right then i wanted to be a reporter. i got a chance to do that. when i was a young reporter i wanted to work for cbs because walter cronkite was my hero and then i wanted to be the moderator of face the nation and i did it for 24 years. maybe it's because i just love

the news but at the time i thought every job i ever had was the best job in the world. i'll be honest i'm going to miss being in the middle of things but the one thing i will never forget is the trust you placed in me and how nice you were to have me as a guest in your home over so many years. that meant the world to me. and it always will. >> our best wishes to him and i should also note bob schieffer is a man my father once described as his toughest competition on sunday morning. he'll do great in whatever he wants to do. we loved watching you. let's turn to business in the key economic data investors will be watching this week. we are joined live from london. what's on tap for the week? set us up? what should we look for in these markets? >> first week of the month, we always look at the payroll data. seeing over 200,000 jobs created. unemployment at 5.4%. interesting to see if the u.s.

consumer is beginning to spend a little bit more. what is really exciting potentially for the auto sector comes tomorrow. expecting really big numbers in terms of how many cars are bought and the month of may could be a block buster month. 1.6 vehicles sold is expected. the annual rate could be somewhere in the region of 17.4 million vehicles. 22 cents added to the average price of a gallon of regular grade gasoline. $2.80 the lowest in the country if you're lucky enough to be in baton rouge, louisiana. in los angeles you pay $3.95. carnegie melon produces some of america's best scientists. we came across this story. there's jokes that uber is

trying to take over the world. they're taking researchers from karn ge carnegie mellon. >> we've talked before about california. you have to be careful in pittsburgh because uber is starting off an advanced technology center. they've taken 40 scientists and key engineers from a robotics center very high grade engineers in terms of robotics and it seems the pay grade that uber were giving these guys in some cases huge bonuses and doubling salaries. it's been tough for carnegie mellon. they're concerned about the contracts they're going to get because they just lost a great bulk of their scientists. a device rotating on top of a car, this is for mapping and

safety and possibly atom mouse vehicles. >> uber university. my goodness. steve, thank you so much for joining us from london. take care. still ahead, it was the ranger's hamilton to hit the walk off double to win the game. why did the reporter end up drenched in gatorade. what forecast plus what forecasters are predicting for the year when "way too early" comes back.

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he gets this one way back. get up. get out of here. gone. >> drive home safely. you would not have been able to buy a beer for over nine innings there. maldonado launches the became winner. that's a solo shot. it ends the longest game in miller park history. the brewers win it. the royals and the cub byes tied in the 11th. >> here it comes. a pop up shallow left. it drops. it drops. cubs win. ones win. >> dinky hit but it got the job done. the single plates the win. they are hot right now. to arlington. josh hamilton off the bench for texas. >> the tieing run at third. the winning run at first. two outs.

center field. that is to the wall. around third. the throw -- the rangers and josh hamilton walking off. >> nice to see him doing well josh hamilton. the two-run double gets texas the win, however, here's hamilton after the game. >> that was fun. you knew he was going to throw a split. >> oh a gatorade bath for the game's hero and ranger's reporter emily jones who seems to get the worst of the soaking. she tweeted a photo of her ruined outfit saying relationshipr.i.p. this dress. >> let's go to bill karins. i got a little rain this morning. >> a lot of people did.

it's like we flipped the switch in one day. today is june 1st. before the forecast with the rain today, this is the beginning of our hurricane season. nothing out there of any interest right now. typically june is quiet. in may we had our a. named storm. here's the forecast. average is about 12 named storms. they're calling below average. the big ones the cat threes we haven't had any of those hit our country in over a decade. one of the longest stretches ever. we've been fortunate and lucky. we don't expect many this year. maybe we is can add one more year of the list. we have flash flood watches from hartford providence and down to d.c. yesterday this was flash flooding in the atlanta area. we had it around new york but these pictures in atlanta are

dramatic. plus they had one of the driest mayes ever. a little bit of light rain

now let's get a check on the morning's other fun headlines. >> singer oigs oigs sliced his

finger. he was semi treated at the side of the stage and returned to perform for another half hour while holding his bloody right hand. a rep for the singer said he was hopped on a plane to see a specialist after the show. the show must go on. let's go to another story where one person's trash is another person's treasure. a $100,000 check is waiting for a mystery california woman after she dropped off what turned out to be a piece of computer history. an apple one. only 200 were made in 1976. the recycling firm sold the computer for over $100,000 and wants to give her half the profit but first they need to find her. one of the last remaining apple one computers sold at an auction

last year. and now, a 92-year-old two-time cancer survivor is now the oldest woman ever to complete a marathon. she ran the san diego rock and roll marathon in a time of 7 hours, 24 minutes. she overcame a a staph infection and the death of her husband in training. >> i always write to my friends and i say i think this is my last year but i do another one. this is my 16th. . >> that's the 17th time she's done that marathon. she started running at 70 years old. >> what perseverance. she seemed to be in great spirits afterwards. she was ready to do another one. thanks to much for joining us. we appreciate it. that does it for me and "way too early." let's bring in mika for a pre

view of "morning joe." the remarkable life of beau biden. >> that's where we begin. tributes continue to pour in after the death of post biden. the former attorney general of delaware and son of the vice president. we'll look back at his wife of service and why he'll be remembered as more than just a politician's son. we'll also be joined by the delaware governor who said he expected biden to succeed him and this morning the federal government no longer has authority the gather american's phone records. a win for presidential candidate rand paul but how long will that last. the sponsor of the bill to keep the bill going, that and a whole lot more straight ahead on "morning joe."

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