alabama's state government could have three potential job openings, governor, speaker of the house and chief justice. as far as i'm concerned, ambrosia starling can have the best of the three. "first look" is up next. it's tuesday, may 10. right now on "first look," at least two people have died after massive tornados ripped through oklahoma. funnel clouds decimate everything in their path. and troops prefer donald trump over hillary clinton, but could they be thrown in disarray if ryan is asked to leave the up convention. is this second skin safe? then get ready to hurl your body at 760 miles an hour in a hyper loop. north carolina and the justice department sue one another. the physics of sports and

much more on a busy tuesday. "first look" starts right now. and good morning, i'm dara brown. breaking news in germany. there was a knife attack on several people in a suburban train station in munich. one person was killed and at least three others are injured. witnesses described the suspect shouting allahu akbar which means god is great in arabic. police are investigating a political motivation for the attack. two people are dead after the violent tornadoes in the plains. south central oklahoma was especially hit hard. this video capture a massive tornado tearing through the town of wynnewood in garvin county, oklahoma. it churned up debris and barged through homes. power lines were knocked over and levelled throwing blue electric sparks in the air. the national weather service described it as large and dangerous and it was responsible for one of the reported deaths.

this is all part of a single giant storm system that brought massive hail and tornadoes from nebraska to colorado and flooding in parts of texas and now the system is heading east. msnbc meteorologist steve sosna is here for what's ahead. >> right. we're tracking it in a different location. the nasty storms have moved into arkansas and western mississippi where we have one severe thunderstorm warning. actually, looks like it was just dropped here. so the severe storms are starting to weaken a bit. i do expect we'll have a little bit of lull in the activity, but it will ramp back up again here this afternoon. where we will be focusing in on the ohio river valley and also again in texas. so there could be damaging winds, large hail and a few isolated tornados. we'll track that throughout the day and an updayton the rest of the country in a bit. it's tuesday, which means there's another presidential contest for the republican and the democratic nominations.

while hillary clinton and bernie sanders duke it out for west virginia's 37 delegates donald trump is strolling to a guaranteed win today. he is set to meet influential republicans on thursday. he'll sit down with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and paul ryan and reince priebus and others. speaker ryan offers an olive branch to trump saying he'd step down as the convention chair if trump asked him. ryan said this about his relationship with trump. >> i want to get to know him and understand him better because i don't know him. we had one conversation a few months ago. and basically, the kind of conversation i'm hoping we all can have together, not just the two of us, but all of us. it's how we can actually unify our party. >> that is a new military survey puts active duty members on

trump's side topping hillary by a two to one margin. 21% said they would rather not vote in november all together. as clinton remains fixed on the general election she responded to trump's attacks on her and her husband's extramarital affairs yesterday. >> i'm going to let him run his campaign how ever he chooses. i'm going to run my campaign which is about a positive vision for our country. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders made sure to tell a packed sacramento crowd the democratic race is anything but over. he drove that home in a sketch with stephen colbert last night. >> my hand is stuck. it is a lost cause. >> it is not a lost cause. >> what are you doing here? >> well, i don't money from billionaires but i check every vending machine change slot. >> come on, $27. nothing. >> hey, wait, aren't you -- >> tell you about the west virginia primary tomorrow?

>> sure. >> well, i think we've got a shot to win. >> sanders has a chance to try to narrow hillary clinton's delegate lead today with a west virginia primary getting under way in a couple of hours. don't miss a minute of our special all night coverage beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern. a blockbuster battle is brewing over transgender rights and north carolina's so-called bathroom law. the governor is suing the obama administration and strong words from attorney general loretta lynch. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams has detail. >> reporter: both sides turned up the heat over the battle over transgender rights beginning with pat mccrory who is defending the state's new law that forbids people to use the bathrooms of theire gender

identity. >> able court -- we believe a court should tell our state and our nation and our employers across the country what the law require. >> reporter: his lawsuit says that the federal government's effort to stop enforcement of the law is a blatant overreach. civil rights law he says does not outlaw discrimination based on the transgender status. governor mccrory said he was acting in part on the federal government cutting off $4.3 billion in federal funds for the public schools and the universities. the attorney general announced a federal lawsuit against north carolina, her home state. it wasn't so long ago she said that restroom signs kept some people out for no good reason. >> let us write a different story this time. let us not act out of fear and misunderstanding. but out of the values of inclusion and diversity and regard for all that make our country great. >> reporter: and she had this message for transgendered people. >> we see you. we stand with you, and we will do everything we can to protect you going forward.

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good morning. welcome back. check out this storm chaser video from yesterday's tornado outbreak in oklahoma. this one you see on the screen touched down near the small up to of kady.

the interstate was closed in both directions and multiple homes were destroyed. you can see how violent it is. unfortunately we still have a threat of a few tornados for today. hopefully not as widespread as yesterday, but looking back at yesterday, we had over 200 reports of severe weather across the country including 23 tornadoes. 124 reports of large hail. some of that the size of softballs. almost hard to conceive. and that did a lot of damage. here for today, a lot of the severe weather is moving off to the east now. it's weakening for now, but we will be keeping an eye on the ohio valley here this afternoon. looks like more severe weather possible later today. >> let's hope for a safer day. thanks. it's been a week since a massive wildfire tour through ft. mcmurray. canadian officials got a first look at what was left of the hometown. a city left in ash, 2400 structures were lost and officials remain hopeful. >> there are many, many images of areas that are untouched.

ft. mcmurray is still alive. we're here. we're ready for the future. and when we get it back, we can build the future together. >> and while the ongoing fire still a threat, residents will like by able to return home in weeks. and el chapo guzman is a step closer to getting charged in the u.s. after the extradition to u.s. monday's ruling comes days after he was moved to the high security prison on the u.s. border. forget going under the knife, researchers at mit have developed a promising new material that acts like a second skin. it's virtually invisible with the ability to smooth out wrinkles and baggy eyes. researchers hope to develop other uses for it like long lasting sunscreen. hyper loop transportation technologies behind the super

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"scrambled politics." chris christie will be the head of the transition team if he wins in november. christie was one of the first to endorse trump after his own failed presidential bid. and former presidential candidate marco rubio took to facebook to unequivocally oppose a possible vp nomination. saying, quote, i have never sought, will not seek and do not want to be considered for vice president. instead, i will focus my attention on representing the people of florida. speaking of even stake, iowa senator joni ernst is borrowing a line from marco rubio, saying she's focus on iowa without ruling out a nomination. and ted cruz is still feeling pain. cruz's now defunct presidential campaign is being sued because of the back ground music used in two ads. ironically, the songs at the center of the suit, victories

and best to come. the aclu has sued mississippi over the controversial religious liberty laws that allows people to cite their objections to same-sex marriage to deny services. it was signed by the governor in april. governor bryant said instead of cherry picking causes popular with the radical left, the aclu should defend all civil liberties. if you're one of the many jon stewart fans pining for his election year rants you are in luck. the former host sat down with the university of chicago institute for politics for a discussion on the 2016 race and he took the opportunity to mock trump, using a phrase that is sure to stick around. >> i don't even that donald trump is eligible to be president. if are you eligible to run if you're man baby or a baby man? but he's a man baby. he has the physical countenance

of a man, and a baby's temperament and hands. so -- >> and he didn't let hillary clinton off the hook. here's what he had to say about her candidacy. >> hillary clinton, i imagine to be a very bright woman without the courage of her convictions, because i'm not sure what they are. >> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." now to washington, where i'm joined by politico reporter daniel strauss. good morning. >> good morning. >> now, bernie sanders, he's pulling ahead in west virginia with 37 delegates up for grabs. does another sanders win just continue to irk clinton's campaign here? >> absolutely. and the thing about west virginia is that in 2008, she won the state by 40 percentage points but now sanders is poised to beat clinton there. that's really a nuisance for her. it looks like hillary clinton will be the nominee for the democratic party but she deeps getting into these close

contests and sometimes is poised to lose them against sanders. it is really a bother for her when she wants to get ready for the general election. >> and apparently, there's no sign that bernie sanders is going to go away. so this could be there for a while. >> exactly. if anything it's starting to look like he's going to be a nuisance at the convention and that's an issue for her too. sanders has vowed he'll take it all the way to the end. and he might even wage some kind of floor fight at the convention. >> well, let's turn to the gop now where paul ryan say he'll step down from leading the gop convention this year. will this leave the gop in a total disarray? >> maybe. the issue here is that paul ryan is a favorite of establishment republicans. and the fact that he said he's not willing at this time to endorse donald trump is something that donald trump needs to pay attention to. trump wants to unify the party and he wants to do that now. and the fact that one of the top leaders of the establishment wing of the gop won't back him yet is a real issue for him. >> how is this setting the stage for trump and ryan's face to face set for thursday? >> it's only adding to the

intrigue about it and it's obviously something that they're going to discuss. it's the number one topic going on between them right now. >> now, this political scene has been anything but conventional so far this year. any idea on what far-fetched scenarios may be coming realities? >> we might see some kind of contested floor flight on the gop side. there are a number of names running around for donald trump to pick as a vice presidential nominee. so it might be someone maybe not in politic currently. >> daniel strauss, thank you. i love your input. well, just ahead, stephen colbert weighs in on donald trump's post presumptive nominee. and a big red flag for the wildlife officers. can you spot it? details next.

looking to turn a corner after last year's civil unrest, ferguson, missouri has a new police force. delrish moss said he felt the call that he could help turn around the ferguson p.d. which came under intense scrutiny after the shooting of brown. and wildlife officers made a shocking discovery in south florida. officials say alligator parts were scattered around a truck cab including a foot in the dashboard. officers say the driver confessed to killing it a few days ago. he was cited for a violation no and the ponies were out for a special race to commemorate queen elizabeth's 90th birthday. it involved shetland ponies.

each named after one of the queen's successful race horses. she has been an avid racing fan for her entire life. being the presumptive nominee, well, its can really suck the energy out of things as the late show's stephen colbert pointed out. >> now that donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee, tomorrow's west virginia primary is not exactly crucial. but that did not stop him from holding a rally there on thursday to remind everyone of their important role in the democratic process. >> you know, you don't have to vote anymore. save your vote for the general election, okay, forget this one. the primary is gone. >> yes. it's an inspiring message. it reminds me of patrick henry's immortal battle cry, give me liberty or don't forget this one, i don't give a crap. >> i'll tell you the politicians have given amazing fodder for the comedians. it's wonderful. >> several more months to go. who knows what direction -- >> between the late night shows

and "snl," they're keeping us on our toes. >> what will we do in 2017? >> i don't. i'm dara brown. don't forget to like us on took. "way too early" starts right now. tornado outbreak, violent weather storms across the plains, killing two people in oklahoma. is the worst of it behind us? we'll have the latest. and when it comes to the republican convention, house speaker paul ryan said he won't come if he's not wanted. the latest in his rift with donald trump and who else might be meeting with the presumptive nominee when he heads to capitol hill on thursday. and the bathroom battle in north carolina and the government heats up. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." ♪

hey, there. good morning, it's tuesday, may 10th, i'm alex witt. we begin with that dangerous weather being blamed for at least two deaths in oklahoma. one person in johnston county, the other victim an elderly man killed inside his home when a fast moving tornado swept through south central oklahoma. that's the area you're looking at right now. pretty devastating near the town of wynnewood. six people were trapped beneath debris. no word on their conditions at this hour. but forecasters said that storm could inflict catastrophic damage. here is a look at garvin county and there's no word on injuries at this time. we'll go live