erything you need to start your day, plus sports weather and the fun stories with louis burgdorf which you may have missed over night. we begin in southern china where hundreds are missing after a passenger ship capsized in the yangtze river. they say the small cruise ship called the eastern star was carrying 458 people. most of them elderly. the survivors include the captain who according to the south china morning post believes the vessel was hit by a tornado. at least five people have been confirmed dead. 15 have been rescued. there was pictures of people being rescued. the paper reports the premier was on sight instructing the effort. people could be heard crying for help for some twelve hours after

the wreck. this video shows one rescuer on top of the hull tapping down with a hammer and what he's doing to trying to listen for a response. you can see him pointing down as others come to listen. state media report 80 miles per hour winds at the time of the wreck but the cause of the capsize is not yet known. let's go to back here at home. back changes are underway at the tsa after a series of troubling stories. acting administrate has been reassigned after agents at dozens of nation's busiest airports failed almost every single under cover breach test. tom costello has more. >> reporter: the we have confirmed tsa screening officers failed to detect smuggled

weapons in 67 out of 07 attempts. in one case an alarm sounded but even during a pat down the screening officer failed to detect a plastic explosive taped to the agent's back. they call the head teams souper terrorists because they know the weaknesses going in. >> plus they have the benefits of being able to construct devices in a lab. they're not out in yemen or syria or someplace like that. >> still, 67 out 70 tests. jay johnson also immediately ordered new airport security procedures following the investigation. we'll update you on those as that story plays out. expect hearings on this. now to disney world. the candidates are going to didny world.

they will speak today in florida. there is a new official candidate this morning with a laser like focus on national security. lindsey graham announced his running. >> i've got one simple message. i have more experience with our national security than any other candidate in this race. that includes you, hillary. those who believe we can disengage from the world at large and be safe by leading from behind vote for someone else. those who believe the best way to defend ourselves is to lead the world, to make history, rather than be overwhelmed by it, i ask for your support. >> you can say he's the

anti-rand paul. graham brings the total number of official republican candidates to nine be double digits expected by thursday when former texas governor rick perry likely announces. as for a candidate who claims he is not in yet, "the new york times" reports jeb bush is not en inheriting his brother's network of support. only some said they're supporting the former florida governor. hillary clinton says she'll hold the first rally of her campaign at a park that is named for franklin roosevelt's for freedom address. the former first lady has often cited eleanor roosevelt as a role model. the park is accessible by tram and subway. the logistical setup will be fun for this one. clear sailing ahead in the primaries for hillary clinton.

in an effort to get elizabeth warren to run says they'll make one more plea. on monday a joint venture by move on.org say they'll deliver over 350,000 pe tigstitions asking her to one. they tried to convince the senator from massachusetts to challenge clinton. she has says she's not running and she looks like she's sticking to that pledge. let's go to d.c. after parts of patriot act expired, things remain in doubt. a show down looms between house and senate lawmakers. republican senators are pushing several amendments to a house reform bill including extending the transition period for telephone companies and not the nsa to store the bulk data.

they want the director of national intelligence to immove the technology being use. lawmakers say they will not support the proposed changes. remember, this bill passed in the house last month with over 340 votes. the administration is also warning against amendments that could stretch out the debates. meanwhile the man responsible for parts of the act expiring. here's what rand paul said on the senate floor monday and then yesterday morning. >> people think i'm making a huge mistake. i think some of them secretly want an attack to happen so they can blaum it on me. >> the point i was trying to make is i think people do use fear to try to get us to give up our liberty. >> do you take back that statement you just said when i

think some secretly want there to be an attack in the united states so they can blame me? >> i think sometimes going after people's motives and impugning people's motives is a mistake. >> so are you standing by that or not? i'm trying to nail that down? >> i think by calling it hyper boly. >> now to the latest on the indictment of former house speaker dennis hastert. he will be arranged on charges he allegedly lied about structuring cash withdrawals to avoid bank reporting laws. it's alleged he agreed to pay $3.5 million to a former

student. there could be questions about the judge's ability to be impartial since he's apparently donated twice to hastert's campaigns. he contributed $500 in 2002 and $1,000 in 2004. he was nominated to be a district judge by president obama in 2002. stocks for up slightly monday. "the wall street journal" reports apple will soon announce plans to compete with spot fie. cnbc geoff cutmore joins us now. what the k you tell us about that? >> it's the missing piece of the jigsaw as far as apple is concerned. and apparently some kind of branded music service has been in the works for some time as far as apple is concerned. but maybe they just didn't get their ducks in a row with the product. now i think they have something they want to bring to market and

it looks like if you believe the rumors spotify, move over. an sl coming up with a service. we won't get a formal announcement until june 8th where the developer's conference is taking place. it looks like apple finally getting into the act on this streaming music service. it remains to be seen if it is good enough to knock others off their spot. i want to talk a little bit about barnwarn buffet. he's often in the news for his wisdom. if you'd like to sit down with him and take lunch, it's an annual auction he does for charity. right now the bidding just over $1 million. there are about three days left on the auction. it is for a charity called glide in san francisco that does lots

of good work for the poor and those who are currently down on their look. we're keeping an eye on the bidding. previously those who have won this auction have ended up or at least one gentleman in particular ended up working for berkshire hathaway as a portfolio manager. maybe the high price tag is worth paying. >> it could be huge with the future dif vends there. a story that skrumped out to me last night. a big change for americans on whether they buy or lease their vehicles. i've heard a lot of this. leasing is in in the united states. what's going on leasing over buying? >> yeah. it's also happening here in the uk. a lot of people looking at leasing because compared to new car prices and the loans that you'd have to take out to buy those cars quite often the monthly payments on leasing are lower. let me just give you an example

here. perhaps it explains why leasing is now at an all time high. looking at the averages experience says the first monthly payments in a lease deal a little over $400. they give the price here as $405 and that's against $488 a month if you bought the car outright. with the price of new cars rising perhaps no surprise that those looking at their cash flow want the lower option. and you always get the option to move the car on after two or three cars and get yourself a new one. i think americans starting to think that it makes better dollars and cents to go the lease way rather than buying. >> cheaper and easier to get the new car smell. thank you so much. take care. lastly we have to talk

about this story. it broke the internet yesterday. everybody had a comment. even the president on twitter. the world is getting its first look at caitlyn jenner. the woman formerly known as bruce jenner is speaking out about his transition in an interview with vanity fair. nbc has more. >> as soon as the vanity fair cover comes out, i'm free. >> reporter: once bruce jenner now caitlyn jenner described the relief she would feel. >> bruce always had to tell a lie. he was always living that lie. >> reporter: there is no high anymore. in the article jenner says if i was lying on my death bed and had kept this secret and never did anything about it i would be lying there saying you just blew your entire life. caitlyn jenner tweeted for the first time. i am so happen after such a long struggle to be living my true

self-. welcome to the world caitlyn. can't wait for you to get to know her/me. she broke a twitter record. >> i worked out a lot. >> reporter: more than a few on social media suggested wheaties should put the decathlete back on the box. >> while we see this increased media interest in transgender people, we have a long way to go in terms of making the world a safe place for them. >> reporter: the article described jenner's doubt after facial reconstruction surgery asking what did i just do but the feeling passed. she said she was close to suicidal after reports of possible adam's apple surgery forced to tell the family before she was ready. her son responded, i've never been more proud of you than i am at this moment. just recently did she discuss

her transition with her family on the reality show. >> when did do we start referring to you as her? >> you will see me and you will know. >> reporter: there is a far more personal reality story set to air and she has quite a story to tell. >> thank you for that report. caitlyn jenner is also expected to receive an award at this year's espys. still ahead on "way too early," officials in paris are taking off the locks and throwing away the keys. how the city of love is breaking the hearts of thousands. and wait far lightning strike. too close for comfort. the story behind this amazing act of mother nature. plus bill karins has another piece of video that could be more amazing than that. that's a tease. come back to "way too early."

beautiful morning here in the district. time now for some sports. let's go with major league baseball and san diego. mets fan, i'm giving you love. a rising star with a perfect game into the sixth inning on the hill. san diego's clint barm us breaks up the perfect game. however they finish up after eight innings only allowing two hits. mets win it. the rotation is fantastic. let's go to the french open. serena williams rallies have from a set down. sharapova isn't so lucky. the tdefending champ ision is

defeated. as for the men, top-seeded men will meet in the quarter finals. after a little trouble in their fourth round matches they'll be joined in the quarters by frederer and murray. you can watch all this on nbc. we call that cross poll anization. >> who did that matchup? >> if you had this that in the tournament they would blow it up. it kills the tv. >> and the met twos years away? >> thecheck out this video. i walked down that hallway every single day to get to my office on the capitol. we had so much rain yesterday it was noah's ark. what happened? >> those are some epic downpours. are you doing to be okay walking through two inches of water? >> i think i should be okay. i won't need a canoe.

>> don't go there. i have some other video. you can choose which one you like. first slow motion lightning shots are always pretty cool. that was from the dash camera of a police officer. you can see fantastic. it was slowed down a little bit. you can see the streamer left behind. that's cool. there's that one and here's the second choice. let's go to south dakota last night. this is time lapsed video of a super cell thunderstorm. didn't produce a tornado. that's amazing. it's a low precipitation super cell. that's why you can see so much of it. you can see how it's spinning almost like a ufo. that is pretty cool stuff. let me get into the bad stuff. it is a raw april like morning. yesterday was bad enough in new england. the soaking rains continue over the coastal areas. it's raining and the wind is coming off the water.

yesterday was 49 for a high temperature in boston. the second coldest june day in 140 years. that's impressive stuff. it is still raw this morning. we will get some additional storms in the dakotas with a new tornadoes. about 1.5 million people at risk of the storms and the next five to six days looks dry and getting warmer texas and oklahoma. we're heading in the right direction. i don't think the weather is too bad today. in the east coast, wait about 24 hours and d.c. to boston much better. >> that's great for the middle part of the country. texas needed to dry out. thank you, bill karins. >> much more "way too early" ahead.

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>> let's get a check on the other headlines with louis burgdorf. >> thanks. love is in the air. paris endeds its affair with love locks. the love locks placed by couples demonstrating their love with padlocks. the bridge partially collapsed. one city official estimates they'll remove nearly 1 million padlocks. speaking of love june is the start of wedding season. it's as good a time as any to

ask people how many times they've been married. here's what happened when jimmy kimmel asked people just that. >> how many times have you been married? >> a lot of people saying two. a lot of people saying zero. how many times has james from detroit been married? >> once. >> and are you still maried? >> yes, ma'am. >> how's it going? >> good. >> is it better or worse than what you imagined prison to be like? >> i've been in prison and it's better than prison. >>less si from california. >> how many times have you been maried? >> how many times has she man married? >> a lot of ones and twos. >> once. >> are you still married? >> no. >> what went wrong? >> him. >> would you like to take the opportunity to trash him on tv right now? >> ronald hughes you ain't [

bleep ]. >> my name is larry. i reside in beverly hills, california. >> larry how many times have you been married? >> this is a tough one. anywhere between seven and 30. >> i've been married seven times to six different women. i married one woman twice. >> how many more do you have in you? >> none. the last one has been 18 years with shaun, and i'm 81 years old. my get up and go got up and went. >> wow. >> that's just too good. i get married in september. hopefully it'll just be one time. >> congratulations. you'll be a one and done guy. wedding season is starting off in june? it's been going on for six months. you and i use half our paycheck to that. it's a yearlong event. let's bring in mika for a preview of what's going on in a busy day for "morning joe." >> thank you.

a big day for us. appearances by two republican presidential candidates. mike huckabee and later george pataki joins the set. plus the tsa goes -- set to have a complete overhall after agents at the nation's busiest airports flunked an undercover breach test. we'll have more on the changes in store plus we're also following a new ruling from the supreme court that critics say protect people from those making online threats. that and much more coming up on "morning joe." it's not home. but with every well considered detail . . . it becomes one step closer.

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