no risk to people's lives if you blow up a golf course deal, but it doesn't work like that in world affairs. >> i watched hillary today, it was pathetic. it was pathetic. it was so sad to watch. >> hillary clinton uses a speech on foreign policy to try and take down her republican opponent. but trump being trump of course came back swinging. it is 5:30 here on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 3rd. i'm alex witt. fast moving floodwaters in texas have left five soldiers dead and emergency crews in a desperate search for four others still missing. it happened in ft. hood, texas,

about 70 miles north of austin. according to the army, the soldiers military vehicle overturned during a training exercise. 12 soldiers were in the vehicle at the time. at least three soldiers were rescued from the water and taken to the hospital. five were killed and the search continues for the four other remaining soldiers. tyler broadway, a spokesman for ft. hood tells nbc news that intense storms weren't a consideration when deciding whether to cancel the training exercise. quote, it never rains in the army. it rains on the army he said. we have people training in all weather. ft. hood's commanding general posted a statement saying in part, we are deeply saddened by the loss of several troopers and continue search operations. your thoughts and prayers are greatly appreciated during this difficult time. authorities are investigating two military plain crashes that took place yesterday in unrelated ijss departments. in tennessee, a pilot with the navy's elite blue angels was killed when the squadron was practicing for a weekend show.

the moments just after the crash, it happened shortly after the pilot had taken off. two miles from the runway. >> i see a fireball. and black smoke everywhere. i look up and i'm looking for the parachute. because it just happened. the parachute would be way up in the air, i didn't see one. that was just -- you know, the way the blue angels kept circling it was just very sad. >> and a second military crash took place in colorado springs. the pilot of the air force thunderbird jet was able to safely eject just moments before impact. nbc's miguel almaguer has details. >> dismissed. >> reporter: the thunderbirds had soared over the air force academy's graduation. president obama watching as the cadets tossed their caps. but then one of the six jets goes down. dropping out of the clear blue sky in colorado springs. >> numerous callers reporting

the aircraft is down, pilot ejected. >> reporter: the highly trained pilot in the f 16 fighting falcon safely ejecting. his plane appearing largely intact. spotted in the open field. no serious injuries. before heading back to air force one, the president stopped to meet with the pilot. thanking him for his service and first responders for rushing to the scene. >> that was miguel almaguer reporting there. let's turn to the other big story, last night's donald trump's event got violent as anti-trump protesters clashed with supporters there as the rally was still going on. protesters cornered a woman who remained smiling as protesters screamed in her face. then an ugly scene as the protesters began pelting her with food and eggs. the woman rarely flinched. even as she's hit square in the jaw. she was led into the hotel. multiple trump supporters were witnessing and being mobbed and attacked there. in another instance a protester

knocked the hat off a trump supporter's head and kicked it away as he shouted curses. other demonstrators attempted to take the hat and burn it. one officer was assaulted and they made a few arrests last night. the clinton campaign responded as well last night. chairman podesta writing, violence has no place in this election. we're going to get to what trump actually said in a second. but first, hillary clinton's national security speech where she increased the torque on trump. she touted working with allies and she mocked his foreign policy ideas one after another. >> i believe in strong alliances, clarity in dealing with our rivals. a rock solid commitment to the values that have always made america great. donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they are dangerously

incoherent. they're not really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. he is not just unprepared. he is temperamentally unfit. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes, because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into the war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> clinton tried to draw the clearest contrast by focus on the single room in the white house. >> i remember being in the situation room. with president obama, debating the potential bin laden operation. the president's advisers were divided and the risks of failure were daunting. it was a decision only a president could make. and when he did, it was as crisp

and courageous a display of leadership as i have ever seen. now imagine donald trump sitting in the situation room, making life or death decisions on behalf of the united states. imagine him deciding whether to send your spouses or children into battle. imagine if he had not just his twitter account at his disposal when he's angry, but america's entire arsenal. >> donald trump responded in kind, telling "the wall street journal" quote, it wasn't a foreign policy speech. it was a hate speech. she can't talk about foreign policy because she's made so many mistakes. at his rally in san jose he claimed the remarks were motivated by the controversy over her e-mail server. >> i watched military today. it was pathetic. it was pathetic. she's up there and supposed to be a foreign policy speech. it was a political speech. had nothing to do with foreign policy.

she made a political speech tonight, folks, and it was a bre pretty pathetic deal. if you look at her today, she does not look presidential. anything obama wants she's going forward with because you know why? because she doesn't want to go to jail. remember hillary clinton used to hate obama. she used to hate him! bill clinton hated him. bill clinton hated him. he called bill clinton a racist, do you remember that? bill clinton hated him. and hillary clinton hated obama. now it's yes, sir, mr. president, sir. yes, sir. what would you like? what would you like me to say here, sir? the only reason she's behaving like this and the only reason she's been dragged so far left, believe me, is she doesn't want to go to jail over the e-mails. okay?

believe me. 29 days after donald trump was declared the presumptive republican nominee, he finally secured the vote of the party's top member in congress. house speaker paul ryan revealed his endorsement in an op-ed yesterday, citing trump's commitment to the house republicans' policy agenda. i feel confident he would help us turn the ideas of the agenda into laws to help improve people's lives. that's why i'll be voting for him this fall. ryan later told the associated press he and trump just needed to talk things out. >> i didn't know the guy at all. before he got the nomination. quite frankly i didn't expect the nomination to be clinched until june 7th at the earliest. so i never had the time to put the time into talking with donald about just the country, about principles and policies. trump made no mention of speaker ryan at his rally last night, tweeting earlier in the

day, so great to have the endorsement and support of paul ryan. we'll be working hard to make america great again. donald trump is not backing down from his attacks on the judge overseeing the fraud lawsuit over the new shuttered trump university. indiana born judge curiel's quote mexican heritage presents a problem and his pledge to build the wall along the border of mexico and he may file a complaint against the obama appointee who unsealed the playbook against the university. some employees were told to play on the emotions and suggesting they heavily rely on credit card debt or retirement funds to pay for the classes. despite the legal battle, trump took to twitter yesterday vowing to reopen the school if he wins the case. some of trump's former students have said publicly they were pleased with the courses. we're learning some new details surrounding the deadly shooting on ucla's campus this

week. police believe the shooter identified as mainak sarkar came on campus to kill klug. they found a note described as a kill list, on its, klug, and another ucla professor and a woman in minnesota. she has been identified as ashley hasti. she was found dead of a gunshot wound. she was identified by a relative as sarkar's estranged wife. let's turn to business where the chairman of tribune publishing which owns "the l.a. times" and "the chicago tribune" has rebranded the company to ward off takeover by gannett. louisa bojesen has more. so this set off quite the furor on twitter yesterday. >> everyone is making fun of the name, tronc, tribune online.

you can see the funny comments being made. and staff was told, don't worry, we're not rebranding the name of the "chicago tribune" to the chicago tronc. but it's an attempt to fend off the bid being made for "the tribune" company which of course owns "the chicago tribune" and other newspapers as well. it's thought they may back off at some point because they need the shareholders on board. we have to wait and see what happens there. the u.s. is also proposing new rules for pay day loan industry. this is a very -- a high interest, low dollar loan industry. up until now it's been -- it's been up to the individual state to decide how they want to regulate this particular environment. the u.s. government now, they're proposing that the regulations should be coming from them. lenders they have to verify the income of the people taking out the loans to make sure that they can repay the money that they're borrowing. to give you an example, if you have somebody trying to take t

out -- trying to take out $375, then on average they're going to be paying back $520 in fees. so it is a really, really, very volatile industry they're now trying to come to terms with. when looking ahead today in three hours' today we have the nonfarm payroll data. watch your screens for this one. we are anticipating around 158 to 164,000 jobs were created for the month. 0.2% rise in wages is what you should be looking for. and no change to the actual unemployment level which should stay steady at 5%. but it's important because it comes of course before janet yellin the head of the federal reserve she speaks on monday and that's the last time that she has -- the last chance she has to communicate before the actual next fed meeting. you have the blackout period

before the fed meeting that takes place on june the 14th and 15th. so do be sure to check out the nonfarm payroll data in three hours. >> will do. thank you, so much, louisa bojesen from london. up next, game 1 of the nba finals and explain what got warriors head coach steve kerr so frustrated that he destroyed his clipboard. and this -- get out, get out! get out! >> do not underestimate the power of water. >> wow. dramatic scene in texas as the rain just keeps on coming. we'll show you what happened moments before that truck got swept right into the floodwaters. those stories and more when "way too early" comes right back. body pain?

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>> doc rivers voice is ashy as hell. put some lotion on the voice chords. magic johnson looks like a bald black john travolta. hmm. >> have you ever been downloading something on line and its froze an it couldn't go anywhere? think steph curry's puberty. >> i sound like dikembe mutombo talking. >> what is wrong with people on twitter? welcome back to "way too early." that was jimmy kimmel's latest edition of mean tweets featuring pro basketball personalities ahead of the opening game of the nba finals. let's go to oakland, the cavaliers, and golden state, golden state had the nine point lead over the cleveland. but they outscored the defending champs 25-22 and posting their

first lead since the opening minute, but check out steve kerr's reaction to the golden state lead slipping away. >> i'm angry. >> shattered the clipboard. but getting out the the lead, 20 points soar or in the quarter. they outscored cleveland in the game. shaun livingston led with 20 points on the rare off night for splash brothers curry and thompson who had just 20 points in the contest. 104- 104-89. some troubling news that legendary fighter muhammad ali has been hospitalized. a spokesman told reporters he will need a brief stay to treat respiratory issues. he's in fair condition. however, two unnamed sources are quote familiar with his condition and said it may be more serious than the previous

hospital stays. the three-time champion has parkinson's disease and he has been hospitalized with a severe urinary tract infection. he was last seen at a boxing event in april. and in baltimore the orioles with the answer for mookie betts' heavy bat. seven home runs -- >> heavy bat? >> i didn't say that. they're playing the red sox. adam jones and mark trumbo each with two long balls as the os slugged their way to the win. as olympic fever heats up, the executive board of the international olympic committee is expected to announce the team of the refugees who will compete in the 2016 games. the committee first announced the creation of the official team for those who have no flag. they will be represented by the olympic flag. and finally, pga golfer phil mickelson sent a tee shot right off the head of a volunteer during round one of the memorial tournament yesterday. listen to how lefty reacts.

>> if your ahead was a touch softer i'd be in the fairway. >> good job in the trees. >> so sorry. i have hit a lot of people, okay? nobody has taken it that well as marshall did. >> yeah, that guy was pretty cool. he signed a glove for the man and went on the birdie the hole. before we get to the u.s. weather, we want to show you what's happening in europe. in is terrible. because of all the flooding in paris, the louvre, they will close it today. it is all because of the swollen river. the president of france is considering a state of emergency. at least ten people have been killed across europe. five from floodwaters which have swept through southern germany in recent days. okay. let's get to statewide weather, bill karins. flooding in texas all week long. doesn't seem to be out of the woods. >> i'm sure in europe they're showing video of texas. because that's how bad it has been. we'll tell you a million times,

do not drive your vehicle across swollen rivers. how about a raging river. not even close to making it. they get pinned -- they're lucky they didn't flip over. they're near the trees and listen to what the onlookers had to say to the nice people. i guess -- >> get out! get out! get out! >> get out. >> yeah, they're trying to tell them to get out, they can't get out safely and they did make it out and their pet too. as far as what we're dealing with today, a threat of flash flooding but not as bad as yesterday. the thunderstorms are over the gulf. we have light rain over the state of texas as the storm continues to spin. the threat is more into the eastern sections of texas as we go throughout the afternoon hours. we have 23 million people at risk of flash flooding and the biggest threat is along the gulf coast, up to i-10. headed to the houston area. we're expecting another two to four inches of rain in the area. the purple coloring is two to

three inches of rain. and then over the weekend, it's on the move to the east coast. so plan your weekend accordingly. so let me take you through it. today's forecast heavy rain obviously down in texas, louisiana. there will be some showers and storms even around d.c. to new york to philly. but not all day. it will be spotty and scattered. most of the day will remain dry. hot in the southeast. by the time we get to saturday, the rain begins to shift a little bit into the southeast. we have a nice day from new york northwards. d.c., your saturday is mostly fine. late in the day a storm. then a possible washout type of day for the east coast on sunday. if you're on the eastern seaboard, saturday is your day to get things done and sunday is laundry. all this stuff. >> i guess it's summer. >> it is warming up. the west is unbelievably hot by the way. still ahead, we now know what killed rock idol prince. but questions still remain. that is next on "way too early." headache? motrin helps you be an unstoppable kind of mom. when pain tries to stop you, motrin works fast to stop pain.

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let's get a check on the other headlines and for that we're going the control room and louis burgdorf. >> good morning. parents across the country breathing a sigh of relief. a japanese boy who disappeared has been found. this 7-year-old was found this morning and is said to be unharmed. the forested area where the boy seemingly vanished was known for bears. he eventually turned up in the military drill area alone. it ignited the debate about parental discipline. the father addressed the press and said, quote, we reflected on what we did and it was really excessive. you think? all right, let's turn to the discovery of the different kind here. someone who has been dead for thousands of years, king tut, is still full of surprises. science has just discovered that the knife placed inside his tomb was likely made from a meteorite. researchers who used the new kind of x-ray technology say the test quote strongly suggests the blade has materials of what they call extraterrestrial origin.

finally this morning, don't touch, it's one of the rules when you visit a museum. but one man just couldn't resist. the national watch and clock museum in pennsylvania posted this video of a man touching a wooden clock before it came falling off the wall and breaking into many pieces there. the man and woman are then seen trying to hang it back on the wall, but then walk away when they can't piece it back together. the museum says it's not looking to shame the man or press charges but released the video to educate visitors to follow the rules. believe it or not, the museum director said there are more problems with adults touching things than children. i'm not surprised by that. >> i actually believe that. but let's just get away as quickly as we can. >> that's one of the situation you walk quietly away. >> as quickly as you can. thank you so much, louis. that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe," another violent night of protests against donald trump. they caused san jose police to move in after several of his supporters were attacked. plus hillary clinton's

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