>> senator elizabeth warren moves in on donald trump and this time, it wasn't on twitter. this morning, a new indication that the massachusetts democrat may be auditioning for the role of hillary clinton's running mate. plus, trump's attacks on judge curiel seem to be taking a toll. a poll that last had him three points up on hillary clinton now has him six points back. is this the trump's campaign worst week ever? saying good-bye. thousands are expected to honor the life of boxing legend muhammad ali as he's laid to rest today in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 10th.

i'm alex witt. we have this breaking news overnight. a 5.2 magnitude earthquake has hit california. according to the u.s. geological survey it struck out in san diego county and it happened after 1:00 a.m. local time. just within the last couple of hours. the police department said there are no reports of damage right now. nbc los angeles is reporting that some residents in l.a. which is about 150 miles away felt that quake. thousands will gather in louisville, kentucky, today to bid a final farewell to the people's champion, muhammad ali. a two-day memorial began yesterday as thousands of people gathered for a muslim prayer service to honor the late boxer and among them louis farrakhan, jesse jackson and don king. today's tribute will begin with a procession through ali's hometown, passing major locations including his childhood home, followed by a multifaith service. at last night's ceremony, many

remembered the boxer. >> for most of the people of my generation, he was the one who made it easy for us for fearless, to kind of follow your dreams. follow your beliefs. and not be afraid. >> former president bill clinton, comedian billy crystal and bryant gumbel will give eulogies for the olympic gold medallist. president obama will not be in attendance because of his daughter's high school graduation. but yesterday he posted a lengthy video message, sharing personal memories of ali, including a book and personally signed gloves he's kept in the white house. >> i was able to get to know the champ. it was later in life, he had already been stricken with parkinson's and so sometimes it was difficult for him to talk and to move. and yet, the incredible gestures of love and support that he

showed me was one of the great blessings of my life. >> msnbc will have live coverage of the ceremonies to remember muhammad ali throughout the day. don't miss a special presentation on the documentary "when we were kings" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. let's turn to politics and yesterday the dam broke for hillary clinton picking up endorsements from the top democrats who had long stayed on the sidelines. >> look, i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. in fact, i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> i am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for hillary clinton to become the next president of the united states. and to make sure

let me begin by thanking president obama and thanking vice president biden for the degree of impartially throughout this entire pro -- process. what they said at the beginning is that they would not put their thumb on the scales and in fact they kept their word and i appreciate that very, very much. needless to say, i am going to do everything in my power and i

will work as hard as i can to make sure that donald trump does not become president of the united states. >> he conferred with the vice president, with senate minority leader harry reid and senator chuck schumer. he capped his busy day in washington with a rally where he's competing on tuesday, but gone were the biting talking points about super delegates, path to the nomination, and a contested convention in philadelphia. the sanders campaign knew the president's endorsement and video were in the works. now his staff and hillary clinton's are talking on multiple levels about what happens next. donald trump responded to president obama's endorsement on hillary clinton this on twitter. quote, obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama, but nobody else does. clinton responded, quote, delete your account. that is a popular internet expression for when someone said something deeply inaccurate or tone deaf. it has over 375,000 retweets

making it clinton's most popular tweet yet. trump later responded -- how long did it take your staff of 823 people to think that up and where are your 33,000 e-mails that you deleted? rnc chairman reince priebus tweeted at hillary if anyone knows thousand use a delete key it is you. which ever intern sent this doesn't get this it's not smart to talk about deleting anything. donald trump has taken a dip, the fox news poll taken from sunday through wednesday shows hillary clinton ahead of trump 42 to 39% which is inside the margin of error. but it is a six-point drop for trump since last month. the poll shows that majorities believe that clinton and trump do not have the integrity to serve effectively. 54% said no for clinton, but clinton is far ahead of trump. 71% said clinton has the knowledge, only 38% saying trump does.

donald trump's business tactics under new scrutiny this morning as an investigation by "usa today" reports hundreds in business who accused trump of not paying everything they were owed. it's raising questions about his history of dealing with the little guy. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: at harrah's casino, the original slot machines sat on bases built by the friels, cabinet makers who won a contract for the construction in '80s but lost more than $80,000 in the process. paul friel says they just never got paid in full. >> absolutely it was the beginning of the end. >> reporter: five years after finishing the work, the family business out of business. >> it hurt right up until the end when my father died nine years ago. he talked about it a lot. he was not proud to have been involved with donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump often points to his business skills as proof he can make america great again.

but a new analysis of the business dealings shows friels' not alone. a special report discovering at least 60 lawsuits, plus hundreds of other liens and judgments over the last three decades from people who say trump and his businesses stiffed them. not just some of trump's own lawyers but a dishwasher, a plumber, waiters and bartenders. lots of who you might call little guys. people like michael diehl. he delivered to trump taj mahal $100,000 worth of grand pianos but only received $70,000 when the company refused to pay all of what it owed him. >> anyone running a small business as an independent business person, that's a lot of money. it hurt. it was hard to get over. >> reporter: but the candidate and his daughter argued to "usa today" it's unfair to point to these instances of unpaid bills. that it's blown out of proportion. paling in comparison to the checks cut each other.

>> i have a great history of paying the bills on time. but if somebody does a poor job i'm not the quickest pay. but if they do a good job i pay them quickly. >> reporter: but for paul friel the kicker he says after the trump organization told his dad he did inferior work they offered more of it if friel would settle for what he was already paid. >> if my father's work was really inferior, why would the trump organization want him to work for the trump organization in the future? >> nbc's hallie jackson reporting there. in response, the trump campaign pointed to the candidate's response in "usa today" to the complaint, quote, let's say that they do a good job that's not a -- a job that's not good or a job they didn't finish or way late. i have'll deduct from their contract, absolutely. that's what the country should be doing. the trial is under way for a third baltimore police officer charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. caesar goodson is the lone officer charged with murder and a conviction would be the first of its kind in a decade. he was driving the van in which

investigators say gray suffered a severe neck injury that resulted in his death. prosecutors say gray's injuries were the result of an intentional rough ride and that video shows officer goodson running a stop sign and crossing the center line. the defense says that detainees are known to fall asleep while being taken in. and the judge admonished the defense for withholding a meeting with the defense. prosecutors have been ordered to hand over any evidence they may have withheld by monday. officer goodson opted for a bench trial. another officer was acquitted by the same judge. there are new developments in the sexual assault case involving the stanford university athlete. another side to the attacker, brock turner. nbc's gadi schwartz has the latest. >> reporter: new evidence reveal another side of star swimmer brock turner. caught in lies about his drug

and drinking use. the texts were found, one text to a friend, oh, dude, did acid with blank last week. in the months before this sexual assault of an unconscious female, a text asked do you think i could buy some whack so we can do some dabs, highly concentrated marijuana oil. this is a stark contrast to the clean cut image he presented of himself to the court at his sentencing. turner writing to the judge, i was an inexperienced drinker and partygoer and blaming the swim team for a party culture saying, i just accepted these things they showed me as normal. he said he made a mistake and drank too much and never meant to hurt the victim and what he did was consensual. on the stanford campus, protests are planned for a graduation sunday. as public support for the victim continues to grow. >> i didn't eat. i didn't sleep. >> around the world, women and men now reading the victim's powerful statement to the court as a rallying cry against sexual

assault. vice president joe biden also joining the chorus. he writes, a lot of people failed you. adding, i believe you. it's not your fault. now at least one letter of character support for turner withdrawn. turner's high school counselor apologizing, saying he should be held accountable. i'm truly sorry for the additional pain my statement has caused. while outrage continues to mount against the judge over the six month sentence he handed down, turner expected to serve only 90 days. >> that was gadi schwartz reporting. while there's criticism of the judge, the members of the public defender's office and the district attorney said while they disagreed with his decision, he should not be removed from office. let's turn to business. world markets are mostly subdued as investors brace for a brexit vote later this month and the fed bank of japan, they have meetings next week. let's go to cnbc's julia chatterley. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alex. as you said, stocks here in

europe red across the board. and u.s. equity futures also indicating for a lower open here as well. as you quite rightly pointed out, risk events, left, right and center. not only that brexit vote but the fed meeting, we have the bank of japan too. a whole host of reasons traders are taking chips off the table here. if we see people taking money out of equities we see a flight to quality and into government bonds. we are hitting record lows left, right and center here in european bonds. let me put this in english for you. we're almost at the point where the german government here is paid to borrow money for ten years. this is what we're seeing in europe here today. speaking of affordability and buying, electric car enthusiasts listen up, a cheaper tesla car hit the market. it's an effort to boost flagging sales of their existing cars and it's 9% cheaper than the lowest version on the market right now.

is $66,000 cheap and affordable? back to you. >> i think for some maybe no. but thanks for that heads up on tesla and the rest of it. still ahead on "way too early," slow jamming the news with jimmy fallon. it is president obama's turn. plus the penalties are in for the tension that boiled over in baltimore this week. we'll have the prize for the players who started that bench-clearing brawl. plus a check of the weather when "way too early" comes back. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one.

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out. like what happened when the canucks won five years ago. so the city has jinxed the penguins. the sharks staved off elimination thanks to the whopping 44 saves by goaltender martin jones. san jose heads home for a chance to even up the best of seven series on sunday. in major league baseball, punishment handed down after tuesday's brawl on the field between orioles third baseman machado and ventura. machado has suspended four games and he received a $2,500 fine for punching ventura and ventura gets a nine game ban and undisclosed fine. both players they'll be appealing their punishments. and finally in arlington, prince fielder sends a solo home run out to right field to increase the texas lead over the astros. this during the fourth inning of yesterday's game. but the long ball appears to have done some damage in the stands. >> i was just looking at my phone and i heard all this

scream and everybody getting up. i looked up and i saw the ball coming for me. and so i just put my hands up and this is what happened. >> nice save by the iphone. well, that home run ball took one fan's smartphone casualty. to make matters worse, it ricochetted backward and scooped up by another spectator. but you know what? it was all good. because she was given an autographed texas ball as a consolation. maybe a new phone? >> just replace the screen, right? >> yeah, big time. >> maybe her protective screen didn't work either. >> it's not going to stave off a ball coming your way. >> you got me on that one. this weekend, the hot weather spreads to the east. it was hot yesterday in the middle 06 the country. on the north side of the ridges, we get a lot of thunderstorms. that's going to happen over the next few days. we have a cluster in north

dakota, milwaukee and chicago and a few in indianapolis. another round of strong storms, maybe some severe with these type of storms you don't worry about tornadoes too much, but damaging wind and hail. the first threat up to the north. then on saturday, we watch this threat all the way from chicago to ft. wayne, cleveland, pittsburgh right through areas of the mid-atlantic and the northeast. a region not used to seeing the strong thunderstorms with the potential for really strong winds. that's biggest threat about 70 mile per hour winds. 73 million people at risk. mostly because you have the big cities of philly and hartford and pittsburgh and including chicago in the storm threat. let's take you through the heat advisories out there. it's going to be very hot. and today we're at 93 in kansas city, 93 in chicago. st. louis at 95. in the mid-atlantic, i think we have a good chance of hitting 100 degrees in raleigh. there's the heat in the middle of the country and still one more decent not too hot day from

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so some other headlines to get to. let's go to the control room and louis take it way. >> good morning. the broadway musical "hamilton" became known as the hottest show with the most expensive tickets in town and now it's raised the price of the seats to a whopping $849 while also doubling the number of tickets for the $10 lottery winners from $21 to $46. they claim the rise is a way to combat scalpers selling the tickets on the secondary market. they're prepping for the tony awards this sunday where they're nominated for a record breaking 16 awards. the show is the favorite to win best new musical and they have a chance to break the record for the most tonys won, 12 currently held by the 2001 musical "the

producers." let's go to sports news here. as if wednesday night's game 3 finals wasn't enough, curry is suffering a new loss. his shoe debuted to little fanfare. it's better suited they say for shall we say an older crowd. this one a play on the classic commercial i have fallen and can't get up. the shoe was posted to the sneaker page, curry 2 starter pack with an image of everything you need to complete a nursing uniform. and finally, a still from the 1994 classic film "forrest gump" with him opening the brand-new running shoes for the first time. they look comfortable. hopefully he can turn his luck around tonight in game 4 of the finals. i'm sure he's not too worried. finally, president obama's appearance on "the tonight show" where he discussed politics and most important, he slow jammed the news.

♪ his first two terms ended in such a hurry ♪ ♪ wish he could go for three like my man steph curry ♪ >> right now, there will be no third term. i can't stay forever. besides, daddy's got a hawaiian vacation booked in about 223 days. but who's counting? that being said, the american people face an important decision this fall. the entire world is watching and they look to us for stability and leadership. now, i know some of the presidential candidates have been critical of my foreign policy. i don't want to name any names. >> he's talking about donald trump. >> but i believe it is of the utmost importance to work alongside other world leaders. that's why i signed the iran nuclear deal and why we reopened deals with cuba and the tpp. >> hold on there, pres.

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