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the hot seat. >>> let's get the national forecast from ginger zee. >> i promised you a look at the heavy rain. let's get right to duluth. they could have more than 3 inches of rain. and the heat, it goes from warm to hot. some records in texas and it feels sticky here in oklahoma. highs close to 90. orlando, 88. that's a look at the southeast. it will be >> good morning, washington. forecaster dave zahren. it is a murky morning and he nation's capital. life shot in annapolis. you can see the fog out there. there is drizzle, mist, light rain. the zaza, you can hardly make out the hundred club. temperatures around the 60 degree mark. calm conditions. right now, no rain falling, but an unfavorable at mr. this afternoon. 68 to 72. tomorrow, warmer, 78 to >>> part of the country that will be dry, hot and to that's it. and i'll show you that coming up. back to the studio. >> thank you, ginger. >>> in america, he may be best known as an underwear model and the husband of posh spice. let's not forget that david beckham is also a brilliant soccer player. >> a player whose career winding down. overnight,

the hot seat. that's later on "this week." >>> let's get the national forecast from ginger zee. hey, ginger, good morning once again. >> i promised you a look at the heavy rain that will come along with these storms. let's get right to duluth. they could see 3-plus inches there in minnesota. western south dakota, places like rapid city, also if the bull's eye. chicago, parts of michigan going to get into this eventually. and the heat, it goes from warm to hot. look, we've had some records in texas. and it feels sticky here in oklahoma. we're going for a high close to 90. dallas, 92. orlando, 88. that's a look at the southeast. it will be stormy. >>> there is a part of the country that will be dry, hot, and that's it. and i'll show you that coming up. back to the studio. >> thank you, ginger. >>> in america, he may be best known as an underwear model and the husband of posh spice. let's not forget that david beckham is also a brilliant soccer player. >> a player whose career is now winding down. overnight, an emotional farewell for perhaps the most famous soccer player on earth. a

the gator nation. >> love the gators. let's not slight the noles. >> caller: of course not. my question is about smithfield foods. with the buyout announcement made and the subsequent move in the price of the stock today, is there any money left to be made in this trade or is there another name that you like? >> this is a great question. david faber and i spoke on my morning show "squawk on the street," i directly questioned them and said, don't you think there will be a higher bid? he did indicate there may be other bidders. when i hear that, i think a higher bid will come, but we're not greedy, sell half tomorrow morning. for the love of the game, you know we are at one of those moments you can stay on the bag, go back to the dugout, until the rick is on your side. it's just not worth it being picked off right now by that bond market. i know, i know a lot of people are saying, don't worry. you know what, i said, don't worry for the last 8,000 dow points. me, i'm a little concerned. let's just see what the bond market does. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, strong as steel?

november 2012 and suggesting a solution that actually contradicts the positions of hill and other tea partiers. let's listen. >> the nationale 47% of americans who were not currently paying income taxes, who are in some ways dependent on government, we don't have to worry about you. that's what was communicated in the last election. i've got to tell you shall as a concern afternoon, i cannot think of an idea more opposite what we believe. i think republicans are and should be the party of the 47%. >> well, that was kind of a dutful set of applauses there, joan. i mean also, by the way, they did implore romney when he said we're against the 47% so i'm not sure the big "we" he's throwing around represents the thinking of the republican party. the republican party is for less taxes and people who make a lot of money and it makes perfect rational sense for who they represent. they are not looking out for educational programs or health programs or poor people or any child development stuff. they don't support that stuff. >> no, they're not. you know, we had the donor class there last night, chris, and we had the donor class with

working and not only because politically of russia's political opposition to western milage into the nation but let's be clear the west is already into beating mode only to shoot through the gulf states said he quit talking to jordan funneling weapons funneling money to the rebels but even so the city national army is managing to mean he can to who they are of significant parts of the country on monday to enjoy some success he's on the ground there is no doubt that despite the propaganda counting the ways that dance this out it still enjoys significant support within said it itself and that is key. right there was as a put its military forces in europe on alert over escalating tensions in libya washington and the u.k. have already pulled some of the diplomatic stuff from the country during an outbreak of violence of the late as a wave of unrest was sparked by a noodle marring gadhafi era officials from taking office i'm demolition of five says have laid siege to ministry buildings in the capital demanding the resignation of the country's prime minister spent agreements in parliament i have been calli

the nation. nobody questions his legal authority, but i think he's really losing the moral authority to lead this nation and he really needs to put a stop to this. >> that's right. let'set back to questioning the president's moral authority to lead the nation and the other stuff, well, that can just wait. let's bring in our panel now. in washington, msnbc political analyst, professor michael eric dyson. and "washington post" columnist, dana, or sorry, dan a. milbank. here in new york, republican strategist, ron christie. if i might begin with you, professor, it would appear that republicans are more than happy to see this president comforting th the bareved, comforting those who lost their homes, but never governing. never doing any governing. is that right? >> absolutely right. the therapist in chief, comforter in chief, is a role in which every president worth his or her salt is called upon to do. think about ronald reagan consoling us, when he talked about after the disaster in the sky. now obama on the ground speaking about the hurricanes, the tornadoes, the consequences of the natural forces of the universe to which we are subject. and, yes, people applaud him th

the ice until junior high. we're a little more classy. >>> let's get baseball. nationals and dodgers. in the fifth inning. a.j. ellis, deep to right field. bryce harper -- >> come on. >> i mean -- >> makes too much money to do that. >> he thought he was 40 feet away from the wall. you don't want to see anybody get hurt. he did get 11 stitches in his chin. and the nationals would win the game, 6-2. probably going to be okay. that is just -- he just went full-speed. >> if you're a fan of bryce harper. >> brutal. >>> we have to do weather. it was freezing yesterday. >> the north, we had a gorgeous sunrise at reagan national. yeah. the windchills out there alone. this is a winter cold morning, in the middle of may. it is 24 windchill in bighamton, new york. i think like ten times now. this is cold. it is it. we're really going to turn the corner. windchill of 38 in philly. you get sunshine. it's going to be a perfect afternoon. temperatures in the 60s in most cases. even spots down with the frost or freeze this morning. now, the midwest, want to talk about things upside down. it was 93 in fargo yesterday. 93.

let me start tonight with this. politics is what you're talking about. if you're talking about the nationalebt, bet on republicans. same with crime. that's another good issue for them. benghazi. better yet, think irs. that will get you votes if you're a republican. or if nothing else is happening, say they're coming to get your guns. this is the conversation in this country right now. they're not talking about the debt, we're talking about benghazi or the irs or here's the old standby, guns. they're coming to get your guns. keep you from getting them back. never more will you have a gun. if you're president obama or a fellow progressive, i'm thinking, why on earth would you sit around and sir hare in thos conversations in how about we talk about how we're not quite as bad as the right wing conservatives say you are? sticking your chin out so they can pound you one more time. i have an idea. why isn't the president, why aren't progressive people talking about something constructive, something that would be good for the country? at the same time, good. politics? we've got a 7.5% unemployment

the summit. >> oh, man. >> four heart surgeries. >> wow. >> let's take a look at the weather across the nation. more stormy conditions on tap for western kansas into oklahoma and texas. almost the entire eastern third of the country will be muggy and rainy with thunderstorms in some of those spots. despite the dates, no, likely again today in the mountain areas of the northwest. >>> expect, hot, humid and 80s across the southwest. chilly in the northwest with highs barely making it into the 60s. mostly high 60s and 70s elsewhere. >>> all right still to come -- tens of millions americans get ready to hit the road for the holiday just as gas prices go up. >>> also, coming up, good news if you're trying to sell your house. we have some new numbers on home sales to tell you about. >>> and if you've been ordering cocktails in new jersey, you may not have been getting what you paid for. officials cracking down on cheap booze. details ahead. >>> all right. topping "america's money," a mixed message from the fed about the economy. the u.s. markets will open lower this morning after the release of minut

the world with barack obama. let's start there. [laughter] >> i do not know how you learned by worked at national lampoon. saving the world. let me begin by saying how low they must be to go that low in new orleans. i would not put in the same sentence president obama and saving the world. it is very much about movements and the power in our history to bring about a fundamental change. you do need people inside, political leaders inside. it captures the imagination of the nation. through the turbulent history, it has been movement and the power of movements. franklin roosevelt was moved by later movements. lyndon johnson had the civil rights movement. i think we begin with that. this book comes out at a moment when the country sees the power and possibility of occupy, 99%, and how that has shifted. it is still evolving. it has shifted the center of political gravity of our dialogue. the issue has been off the radar for so long. >> roosevelt surfed and harnessed those movements. he used them to get legislation passed to initiate programs. obama is still getting on his wet suit. to read the essay she wrote in 2008, there was

the mat. he has won his last six fights by way of knockout. >>> let's talk a little baseball. the nationals out on a road trip. jordan zimmerman on the mound and every time he pitches good things happen. unfortunately the padres got the best of them tonight. beautiful day in san diego. top of the sixth, nats down 1-0. a man on for steve and he lines it over the second baseman's head. kurt comes in to score. rbi single ties the game at one apiece. bottom frame of the inning. zimmerman on the round facing cabrera. he will go down swinging. six strikeouts for zim. he pitched eight innings. cabrera would like revenge and he would get in the bottom of the eighth. drives this pitch up the middle. dennard span with the throw. and it's not in time. the padres hold on to win it 2-1. >>> also the orioles fell tonight. the nationals will look to take the series tomorrow against san diego. >>> moving on the lacrosse, one word can describe the maryland women's lacrosse team, perfection. the terps were a perfect 20-0 this season and the only thing standing their way to a fifth straight birth to the final

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it's worth $25.5 billion and launching a website, playing to fears that the deal with softbank would compromise national security. let'sssors, senior researcher with the heritage foundation. are the security fears legitimate in your view? >> there are legitimate security fears in telecom. it's an important area for national security. but the way this is being handled is just awful. there's no other way to put it. >> why? >> because we need to evaluate any supply, any purchase of softbank or dish, anyone who wants to buy telecom, there are american companies that have deals with -- >> so are you saying -- >> i'm sorry. so are you saying, don't put a person on their board. that's a bad idea. just don't allow the idea at all? >> if for choice is to set a precedent where the u.s. government starts putting board members on for national security reasons, that can be applied to a lot of companies. if you believe in a free market, believe in private enterprise, that is not a precedent you want to set. i would rather block one deal than set that kind of precedent. >> if i'm dish network, i'll be out there crying foul, saying, y

i think a lot of people in the irs think it's going to stick. let's move on. the "national," democratic scandal does not take the place of a republican agenda. how do these scandals impact the elections if at all? >> well, i hope that we can look back to 1998 as an example because it was that rare second term midterm where the president's party held power and gained seats because the republicans overreached. people were sick of newt gringrich. people were sick of republicans impeaching a president over an extramarital dalliance when they were all doing the same thing. we may see that. it's kind of early. but the other thing people are saying, the president what is going to happen to his agenda? his agenda was always in the hands of the people who want to block it. so you know, it's possible that the american people will perceive this as an overhe reach on the part of the republicans. but you know, i'm still waiting to see how that plays out. it's two early to push it to one side or the other. >> michael: i love the way you put it. the people have complained about the presid

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the closing numbers. let's start with the gross domestic product. the government reporting that the nation'sew at a 2.4% annualized rate for the first three months of the year. this will be considered a modest growth. a little lower than 2.5% expectation. there was a slight jump in the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits last week. the four week moving average for jobless claims rose 6750 but is under 350,000. >> we will be right back hey, look!k! a a shooting s st! mamake a wish!h! i wish w we could lie e here forevever. i wish thihis test dririve w ov, so we e could headad back to thehe dealershihip. [ [ male annououncer ] it's p practicallyly yours. testst dri! bubut we stillll need your s signature.. vovolkswagen s sign then d dri. and d it's neverer been easisir to get a j jetta. that's t the power of german n engineerining. get $0 dowown, $0 due at t signing, $ $0 des, anand $0 firstst month's p pe visit vwdedealer.com t today >> welcome back. the opening bell on wall street. it looks like we will bounce back. we have lower-than- expected gdp.ures are flat. >> we are s

me -- the national review? letnal review" they claimed last week that i said that the death of four americans in ben ghazi was a joke. what i said that was that the investigation was a joke. this is crap. who gives a damn? this is why i don't read editorial pages because i don't give a damn about what they think. >> wow, the whole segment. >> steve schmidt? >> i think the criticism is fair of eric holder on this. and look. when you talk about republican nuts. we have one retired last night. >> yes, you did! >> the people are writing this are not republican nuts. this is legitimate criticism. he is the attorney general of the united states. he acted without restraint, without discretion, without good judgment. >> if i can just say, rich lowery and michael gersin not serious people. >> serious people. he acted with terrible judgment on this. this is a absolutely outrageous assault on the first amendment, the freedom of the press, and if you had inserted the word bush after president instead of obama on this, i can't

the nationals. look who got him off the hook. buster posey scores. let's go to extra innings. f today, folks. ian desmond with an rbi single in 10th inning and the nationals win 2 to 1. the giants took 2 out of 3, however. >>> steve carell on the a's bandwagon in texas. >> i don't know what we're yelling about. loud noises. >> brent probably didn't like this loud noise, though. two-run screamer off the bat of david murphy. tenth home run. rangers beat the a's 3 to 1. >>> i have in any hand the wednesday night top 5. at no. 5 seems like fans have the harder time catching a foul ball with a beer in their hand than with the baby in both. look at that. caught the ball. held on to the baby. thank goodness. no. 4, auburn and alabama ushltly fierce on the gridiron, but i get why it makes an impression on the baseball field. bear hand the double play ball. do a major league contract. >>> no. 3, miguel cabrera is chasing the triple crown again. really doesn't need help like this. michael boaren knocked it over the wall. tigers win. >>> pacers and heeshths game one. two seconds left. loo

the cost of our nation. whoonor their loved ones nobly carry on. today i ask all of us to reflect on this great nation founded on service and sacrifice. leturselves to the best of america, it's freedom, its responsibility, and its promise, and made peace be our ultimate cause. may god bless our fallen, are missing, our veterans and their families. may we be forever grateful and may god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, listen now as the sergeant from the u.s. air force performs "america the beautiful." >> ♪ >> oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountains' majesty above the fruited plain america his grace on thee goodrown thy with brotherhood shining sea spaciousiful, for ♪ america, america on thee his grace nd crowned thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea good owned thy with brotherhood ♪hining citsea [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary chuck hagel. [applause] >> mr. president, mrs. obama, secretary shinseki, general dempsey, fellow veterans, service members, and distinguished guests. my wife entire greatly honored to be with you today to observe

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he jamped his solder and it is still not clear when they will web the nationals next week. >>> let's h sal, we will get you moving and out the door, how is it looking out there? >> there is not a lot going on and this is the nice and early and as you drive to the bay bridge you will get to the bay bridge toll plaza. and if you are driving on interstate 880, northbound traffic looks good all the way to downtown oakland and the morning drive on 201 and getting up to the airport. >>> -- airport. >> just to clarify, brice harder has it. >>> we have a change in the pattern north of that this is clear and it is breezy and low- to-mid to upper santa rosa will be 51 and that really can and it can be blustery to windy as well as the higher elevation us and we have a couple of systems which will be giving him mainly south and the only reason i am going 85 is because a north wind will be kicking in but it is a tricky call. concord 82 and still warm towards antioch and brentwood. , it looks like it will take us to the end of the week and a rebound on friday is and warmer on sunday. >>> our peep s

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so there's a report in the national review, ben, that says cruz is in the early stages of mounting a 2016 run. what do you think ted cruz is up to? >> well, let democrats across the country are thinking right now, which is sign me up. we'd love to help ted cruz be the republican nominee in 2016. i think he'd lead the republican party back to the days of barry goldwater. >> let me play devil's advocate here. this is a guy who is not intimidated. he's got thick skin. he obviously won with pretty strong grass roots support. he's got impressive credentials. graduates with honors from harvard. so would democrats be maybe a little foolish to say too easily we'd love to have him run? >> i have no doubt he'd do well with the conservative activist base in the party. those are the folks who tend to come out for things like the iowa caucuses. but the republican party has desperately been looking for a new face and a new voice to modernize the party. the fact is that senator cruz and rand paul have stepped into that. instead of some of the republicans who can lead them on a more moderate path that will actually help them win independence in the next pres

they are striking against austerity required by the country's foreign lenders. >>> let's get the national weather forecast from the weather channel's jen -- should i pronounce it jen or not? carfagno? >> yeah, you would think i say it like lasagna, but we don't. we just say carcarfagno. >> you do? excellent. >> we do. i'm surprised they weren't protesting the weather in greece because we're talking snow. we're talking snow, not just in the mountains. we're talking snow across parts of the plains here. joe, take a look at this. it's a huge storm system. i had to measure the clouds because it stretches for 2,000 miles. really, the clouds stretch from the west coast all the way to canada. so, 2,000 miles worth of clouds, and underneath these clouds we've got rain and snow, and actually, some thunder and lightning, too. the snow is coming down, cheyenne, denver. you might expect it in those spots, but we have snow all the way through nebraska. we're getting snow in minnesota. minneapolis just got under a winter storm warning and eventually changes over to snow later this afternoon. so, yes, w

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the response. let's go to nbc news national correspondent janet shanlian. what are you seeing there now? >> reporter: chris, what started hours ago, traffic as far as the eye can see is continuing at this hour just after 10:00 central time. 11:00 on the east coast. it's basically paralysis in this area as people try to navigate around moore which has been cut off by authorities. they don't want anyone going in there without any power. my colleague, charles hadlock, has just been in there talking to survivors about their stories. charlie, what do they tell you? >> incredible devastation. we want to highland elementary school, middle school, on the top of a hill. as far as you could see, total devastation. neighborhoods, houses, cars, trees, billboards, community centers, anything in this tornado's path has been wiped clean. >> and you've been covering this area and tornadoes for a number of years. have you ever seen anything like this? >> we were here for the moore tornado in 1999 and this is very similar except the moore tornado was probably more powerful in the fact that it wiped the sla

let's talk a little weather here. severe weather expected in parts of the country today. let's get the nationalecast from the weather channel's alex wallace. good morning to you, alex. >> good morning. and unfortunately, again, another multiday severe weather potential here for us, and we're going to focus in today in the middle of the country. here's some of the ingredients coming together. we've got the jet stream, those fast upper level winds driving in from the west. then we've got that moisture coming in from the south, and all that's going to combine to have these storms rotating, and those rotating storms could spawn tornadic activity, and that's where we have the greatest risk here in the plain states. damaging winds and hail also going to be a risk, but again, tornadoes are something we're going to have to watch out for anywhere in this red shaded area. and even parts of the northeast have the risk for some severe storms. a good chunk of new york state working into new england. main threats here will be those damaging winds and hail. the other thing we'll also be watching is heat, real

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these threats are evolving and what to share with you what the fbi is doing to stay one step ahead to keep our nation safe, prosperous, and free. let's begin with the terrorist threat. during the past decade, we have weakened al qaeda, due to the coordinated efforts of our military, the intelligence community, law enforcement, and our international partners. we have captured or killed many al qaeda leaders and operatives, including osama bin laden. we have shut down terrorist training camps, frozen their finances, disrupted their communications and, most importantly, we have uncovered dozens of cells and prevented terrorist attacks. yet, core al qaeda, operating out of pakistan, remains committed to high-profile attacks against the west. we confirmed this with records seized from osama bin laden's compaq after his death. we saw this with the plot to bomb the new york subway system in 2009. meanwhile, al qaeda affiliate's have emerged as significant threats. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula operating in yemen has attended several attacks on the united states, including the failed christmas day airline bombing in 2009 and the attempte

>> shepard: i wonder how the people of cambridge would feel about the national guard protecting the remains of that human. >> well, let's face it. we're protecting him now. we have him in jail. he has a defense attorney. they have to say these things. can't just go with these circumstances. >> have you talked with family members in russia? >> i have talked to the mother, and i'm sure the mother would like to have him back. cut -- >> shepard: tell about about the conversation. >> she'd like to have him back. is it possible? don't know. we have tried some things that we thought would be successful but weren't. >> lounge are you willing to keep the body? >> i'm playing around with it today because the commonwealth of massachusetts is trying to arrange a burial. i have no desire to force cambridge do anything. i understand what they're feelings would be. a very diverse city. maybe that's not enough to handle it. maybe someplace in a cemetery might be owned by the state, cemetery in a small town where in one is going to notice. >> the head of the funeral home with us. now in possession over the remains or the older of the bo

college cash so if you're ready for the government to stop acting like a corporation and operating like one join me and let's break the set. well guys it's national police week in washington an event that draws in about forty five thousand people from across the country every year and aside from what looks like the rise of a very eclectic police state taking over the d.c. district there's also rampant illegal parking from squad cars and police motorcycles all over the city look there is me in front of a bunch of police bikes just hours ago outside the artes studios now while national police week serves to honor fallen police officers who died while serving their communities i can't help but notice the lack of recognition for the hundreds of people were subject to police brutality and misconduct every year i know that for many of us cases of police overstepping their boundaries of breaking the law seems seldom but in reality police are committing illegalities or crimes across the country every day the cato institute happens to follow such cases of abuse and post them on the web site police misconduct and that just today the cato institute posted r

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o come they were , what these numbers mean for the future of this great nation. without any further ado, let's right to the conversation, latino nation -- beyond the numbers. i want to start with my friend thomas saenz. had this have conversation a number of times. i think the place to start today, while we will get to immigration reform, it is not immigration. it is causing all of us to be a bit fearful. .hese new unemployment numbers the numbers that we saw just recently that came out from the u.s. government. everybody is in trouble. i don't care if you are black, red, brown, white, yellow. everybody seems to be in trouble in this economy, but it has had a particular impact on the latino community. 2/3 of the wealth in this community was lost due to this so-called great recession. ormight be at the precipice already in a double dip recession. the wealth of your community has already been lost, god knows what's going to happen in the coming weeks and months if this recession does not receive -- received -- recede. give me some sense of what the impact has been on the latino community. >> i t

the 60s. 60s. let's see at reagan national, it is 65 degrees, 65, so we're we'e cooling down, 63 dulles, 64bw 64 marshall and cooler than yesterday. back to you at the desk. desk. >>> tucker, thank you very much >>> in the news while you were sleeping a powerful earthquake shook northern california. >> fofortunately there was no no serious damage and no report of injuries. there's been several afterafter shocks, too. and a scary scene on a major interstate in washington statei after a bridge collapses into a river sending cars and people into the water. wate it happened at northern seattle last night. amazingly no one was killed, kil three people were taken to thete hospital but they are expected c to recover. re authorities are looking at the e cause of the collapse includinge whether an oversized truck may y have hit that bridge inside andd here what caused a parkingparkig garage in bethesda mall caused d it to collapse. not workers were on the second floor of the three story garagea when a concrete slap weighing wi 25 tons fell on top of them. em. it took rescuers hours to free e the men. men. >>> thi

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