jenna? jenna: wow an amazing story.n hear the wind through your microphone, alisa, ironic that is helping them recover. alicia acuna live in kansas. jon: good to see them coming back. good people in kansas. jenna: love that story. jon: for sure. there is disturbing news to tell you about an a rapid increase of asthma cases all across the country, adults and children are affected. dr. marc siegel from our fox news medical a-team is joining us. he is here to tell us what's behind it. to keep in balance after 50, i switched to a complete multivitamin with more. only one a day women's 50+ advantage has gingko for memory and concentration plus support for bone and breast health. a great addition to my routine. [ female announcer ] one a day women's. jon: well, now that usama bin laden is dead, what impact might his killing have on the war in afghanistan? let's talk about it with phillip mud, a former cia counter-terrorist analyst and fbi intelligence advisor. one administration official who did not want to be named, phillip,

jenna?: mike, i'm going to hold on to you for a second because we're awaiting the president, and we expect him momentarily, and we want to get some of his comments about the economy and what else he might have to say. and that leads to this question for you. here we are in a day that the president's talking about the military and also talking about jobs. just your sense, mike, on where it seems the president's team wants the national conversation to go next. where do you think they'd like to focus the public on as they ramp up their election efforts as well? >> reporter: well, it's been an interesting balancing act because, of course, you have this huge national security victory that both republicans and democrats would say, you know, taking down bin laden was huge for this president. but then you've also got the reality of the economy, and many americans while celebrating the death of bin laden, are worried about their jobs, worried about fuel prices that have gone up 30 cents on average ov

jenna: thanks, guys. hi, everybody, so glad you're with us today. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. "happening now" fallout around the world after the dramatic raid that killed usama bin laden. now the debate inside the white house whether to release tkpwreuf i can photos of the dead al-qaida leader. as we get a look at the bloody room inside the compound they are sifting through documents, hard drives seized from his luxury hideout. jenna: the president and his national security team monitoring the 40 minute raid at it played out in real time in the white house situation room. we get a look at that from this photo. jon: while there were pictures showing with the al-qaida leader with the precision kill shot above his left eye there is growing debate about releasing the gruesome praofr of death photos. word a short time ago that they could release photos of usama bin laden's burial at sea. >> reporter: a reuters report was released a half hour ago which quotes a government official speaking on the condition of anonymity that case the white house is considering rel

jenna: i'm jenna lee. after almost ten years the most wanted terrorist, osama bin laden is dead. he was shot outside of his hideout in pakistan, the equivalent of west point. his body identified and buried at sea. president obama announcing the news last night promising celebrations outside the white house and in new york city where jon scott is. jon: the navy seal team was under control on this mission, and what a mission it was. they put a large red deceased banner under the photo of osama bin laden, leaving nine other highly souter reuss still on the list, including osama bin laden apartments chief deputy, we begin with jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. what is the latest from that building where you are? >> reporter: the latest we've learned what it was that caused to blackhawk 2 to actually crash at the compound. what happened was there wasn't enough air underneath the wings. as they were coming in the seal team that was being brought in, they were rappeling out of the helicopter, we are told there, was not enough lift under the helicopter for it to take off again. it c

jenna. >> all right.ast final seconds of your chore, the beer park, hands down my favorite park. thank you so much, ben. we're going take a break, and we're back after these messages. [train whistle blowing] we're here because we wanted to come as much as they did. (girl) it's really hogwarts! because i can fly with harry! because i love seeing him like this! (screaming) ahhhhh! (narrator) from unforgettable adventures to the wizarding world of harry potter, only at universal orlando resort. - did dad go to jared for the pandora bracelet like we told him? - i can't tell. - oh, honey! - he totally went to jared. female announcer: celebrate life's unforgettable moments with pandora, at jared. girls: awww... - they are so cute at that age. >>> that's going to do it for this sunday morning. we'll have much more on the tornadoes tonight on "nbc nightly news." i'll see you then. jenna? >>> thank you, lester. our thanks to janice huff. did you have fun? >> it was great. >> come back again? >> yes. >> fap as it p

and now back inside to jenna. >> jenna, thanks.of a connecticut teenager that was banned from the prom from his public -- for his public proposal. his punishment made a lot of headlines around the world. even drawing the attention of lawmakers. nbc's kristen dahlgren joins us with the latest. kristen, good morning. >> good morning, jenna. a united states senator is among those weighing in on the school's reversal, and that gives you some idea of just how big this story got. the school's head master now says james tate does face alternate punish am, but that he will go to the prom after all. >> reporter: it was the prom proposal that ended up inviting international attention. >> i just thought my school would think it was pretty cool of me and just thought it was very special for her. >> reporter: those cardboard letters asking his friend to the prom instead spelled big trouble for connecticut senior james tate, suspended for trespassing on school ground. he was also banned from the school's june 4th prom. that is until the state of

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. >> and i'm jenna wolfe. first and foremost to the 85 million moms including my mom, sheila, who is probably at home with her cup of coffee watching, happy mother's day to everybody. >> to all the moms out there, happy mother's day. busy news day. the videos of bin laden. >> there's that and what happened with the race yesterday. there's just a lot of news across the board. it's a busy day. >> we'll show you the pictures seized during the raid in pakistan. they show the al qaeda leader holding a remote control watching himself on tv. it's a fascinating glimpse into his life in hiding. the tapes are revealing in many ways. we'll show you how the u.s. government is using and what more they may tell us about his life. >> and take a look at this. this is memphis fighting to hold back the mississippi river. the pictures are unbelievable. officials there fear a catastrophe if the flooding continues. the rising waters could reach near historic levels. we'll have much more on what could be a disaster in the making. j

well, jenna joins us live from louisville with more. jenna, good morning. >>> good morning to you.lliant question. you're not the only one asking it. front page of the journal courier says anybody's race. this is really a wide open field. joining me now is kenny rice, nbc sports racing analyst. why do i throw that at you right now. why is it such a wide open field. >> in the last five, six years, everything's changed. no conventional wisdom getting a horse here. at one time, you had an idea of how to train up to the race. that changed when barbaro won the race in '06. i don't think a handicapper has a good feel for how these hours after five, six weeks off and a couple of races are doing and we could have the highest favorite ever going off of race time. >> one of the big names is uncle mo. he's scratched. why? oh. >> he's got an intestinal problem. he lost in the wood memorial and never got better. the decision was made that uncle mo wouldn't be here. if he stayed healthy, he looked by far the best of the 3-year-old crop of horses. since he's gone, it's opened up more. >> it is op

jenna: well, talking a little politics now, the latest job approval numbers show the president after the killing of usama bin laden, look at politics and this administration and as they move towards the 2012 election. how long do they stay around? what does this say about the biggest topic -- topics yet ahead. >> firefighters rushing to save a man from a massive attack by insects? an incredible story for you, just ahead.

. >> and i'm jenna wolfe. the midwest has just gotten pounded as shown in the video, the storms so terrifying. we've seen these tornadoes the last couple of months, but every time you see it it is just so scary. >> it seems like this has been an exceptionally rough year for weather. yesterday no different, at least six tornadoes hit the midwest. the storms have left at least one person dead in kansas. a live report of the aftermath and find out what we can expect from mother nature today. >>> also breaking political newses a indiana governor mitch daniels says he's staying out of the 2012 presidential race. a lot of fellow republicans urged him to run. what does this now mean for the rest of the gop contenders? more on that and another candidate who could be jumping into the fray as early as tomorrow. >>> plus, the countdown clock is ticking for oprah winfrey. just three shows left for the queen of daytime as she turns her attention to her own network. after 25 years of stars and screaming fans, what does opra

jenna took the trek down to churchill downs. she had the opportunity to get up close and personal with the real stars. we're talking the horses themselves. jenna will join us from louisville to tell us what's going on in a few minutes. >> know this. you'll be in the dog house. you'll be in the dog house. whether it's a mother or sister or wife, time is running out. we stress that. but we have happy ideas to make mom happy from spas to sparkling wines. >> watch this segment and buy now. >> immediately. >> time is running out. >>> plus, you may know her from "big love." she's one of the hottest stars in hollywood. jennifer goodwin is appearing on the big screen with the latest movie with kate hudson, a romantic comedy. sit down with jennifer to talk about the film and much more. that's coming up in this half-hour. >>> time to get a check of the final weather. everybody loves meteorologist, bill. >> here they do. in louisville, it's a little iffy. say hello first off for all of the students dressed in red. where are you from? >> we

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hey, jenna. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david.emale jockey rides in the kentucky derby. typically it's a field of men. this year rosie napravnik will be the sixth female jockey ever to ride in the kentucky derby. having spent time with her recently, safe to say she may just have the moxie to go all the way. on the surface rosie napravnik is a sweet, petite redhead. peel back a layer and you will find a fierce and feisty speed demon who likes racing with the guys. are you a jockey or a female jockey? >> i'm both but i wouldle rather be compared to jockeys as a who whole. >> reporter: these guys aren't playing around like, come race with us. they don't care if you're small, a girl, this or that. right? >> absolutely. they treat me as an exactly. we're all competitors. we give each other crap for this, that or joke around. >> reporter: at just 23 years old, rosie napravnik is on track to become the most successful female jockey of all time. >> the final furlong, it's pantsonfire for rosie napravnik! >> it's refreshing for me. i can r

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jenna murray worked at the lululemon store.hen he went home for the funeral, her brother, he learned one of her friends said he mailed him a care package many he found nothing when he got back but remembered he gave her a sold address and a package was waiting for him there with a return address to his sister. >> it feels surreal to feel -- to have something alive from-- arrive from your late sister is like a sign saying i am here with you. >> inside the package he found acard that read i will see you soon as well as lululemon running hat. no surprise considers she was known for giving at let being apparel as gifts. >>> the video from inside the reactor number one. that building of the nuke clear power plant in fukushima japan a robot that went inside found radiation levels much higher than expected. pep coat company that owns the plant says they are installing special fans with filters to reduce that radiation. >>> traffic could be a big problem today if you are heading around york road in the towson area this morning because

true jenna german. where did it take. the pressure mounts on the theory as washington threatens fresh sanctions the bottom ground down isn't demonstrations don't stop because it's for force a merger of troops sometimes storming a hubbub until government protests. it's a victory day parade preview in moscow as russia is out to mark the defeat of the nonces with its annual shows trials thousands of soldiers march through the heart of the russian console with some of the country's military card where. american gun owners get fired up over openly carrying their weapons saying is that in the last line of defense of home soil despite claims that it encourages violence on citizens say they have a right to protect themselves or an increasingly dangerous society. because the headlines here and they say next with this sports update. i for joining us this is what's the i mean these are some of the stories we're covering over the next ten minutes or so. top of the pile and you boys rise to the russian premier league summit following

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jenna wolfe joins us live from new york.ood morning, jenna. >> kimberly, aaron, good morning to you. >>> coming up on "today," path of destruction. lester is live in tuscaloosa, alabama, with the deadliest tornado outbreak in decades. hundreds have been killed. and this morning hundreds more remain missing. we'll have the latest on the search for survivors and the struggle to rebuild. >>> also, deadly strike. in libya, a nato attack kills moammar gadhafi's son and his three grandchildren. the dictator escaped the operation. we'll have a live report from tripoli. >>> plus the step to sainthood for pope john paul ii. look at this extraordinary sight at the vatican as more than 1 million gather for the beatification mass for the late pontiff. we'll take you there live. >>> and meet the comedian in chief. president obama was going for laughs at the white house correspondents dinner last night, making donald trump his punch line with joke after joke. if you didn't stay up to see it last night on c-span, we'll bring you the highli

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death are made out clear and every square sessions about the legality of the killing investigator jenna's wayne madsen says the u.s. is pursuing its own interests by keeping the truth on the rock. a lot of people are going to use this incident to push their agendas and mentioning the russian made rifles and you know it's not known whether these were actually these a k forty seven who were made in russia because north korea china burma number of countries produces weapons but you know there's a lot of people with their agendas they want to push there's also a group that wants to use this to blame pakistan for being complicit with bin laden so we see a lot of these special interests now trying to kilometer into this whole incident to push forth. and i think we're saying that with the all these contradictory statements as well well the obama administration has shown no interest in being open as a matter of fact it's probably one of the most secretive administration since its predecessor george w. bush and richard nixon said and they seem to be very arrogant they are putting forth information

thomas raise daughter, jenna, is here. as for veterans of the brigade when i visited them two years ago over the 40th anniversary of the bay of pigs. i'm grateful or your help and for their help. and i'm grateful to all of you for coming and listening to me tonight. what i want to do now is give you a chance to ask any questions that you might have on make any brief comments. we've got c-span here with us so please wait for the microphone to come over before you speak. and please, because there are so many of us are try, try to keep it brief so that everybody gets a chance who wants to say something will get a chance to do so. okay? thank you very thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, thank you. i'm going to start there. with this gentleman right here. go ahead. >> your book is the first one, although there are many, that mentions the meeting agenda with 28 when he briefed kennedy for the first time. at the end -- at the end of the memo, the question will come in a moment. at the end of the memo that was prepared,

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. >> and to our daughters, barbara and jenna, we love you a lot. >> reporter: even a presidential daughter did it. >> this say fake id, then presidential daughter barbara bush used, calling herself barbara pierce. >> there is always someone out there, trying to create the counterfeit product. >> we have embedded security features that are difficult to replicate. >> reporter: but federal charges for small-time schemes are rare. that's why the attorney is surprised that they are charging his client. he said he is a spectacular kid with an unwhrem -- unblemished record. >> he also isn't sure whether his client will plead guilty or innocent to the charges. >>> the u.s. attorney says the fake ids had realistic holograms made using a thermal printer. >>> it's not each summer -- even summer and it's been a while. four confirmed tornadoes. this is video of the twister touching down in prince george's county on april 27th. they touched down in allegheny, baltimore, carroll. a lot of damage was done. but fortunately, nobody was hurt. >>> live look outside at the weather right now this evening. no vi

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jenna steven's home one of them she took us to the bathroom where she was huddled and praying.de of the wall, another townhouse, her neighbor, the two women would knock on the wall a signw make she took us upshowi vrm hm. you can see the roof completely gone from the top of the house. and the bedrooms have no walls anymore. the powerful ef-4 twister had 200-mile-per-hour winds. in all it left a six-mile path of destruction at times a full mile wide. the massive twister touching down at 5:40 local time, where it sheared off the roof of the hospital, st. john's, sucking windows out of the patients' rooms, the hospital paralyzed. as it continued through joplin. subdivisions gone. streets lined with foundations where homes once stood. next to joplin high school, the roof peeled off. entire neighborhoods here have been wiped off the map. you can see all that is left of these homes as far as you can see that way and, really, as far as you can see this way, as well. this family huddled in front of their home now gone. they all survived in the bathroom. they saved a 3-year-old girl acr

. >> to our daughters, barbara and jenna we love you a lot. >> reporter: this is the fake maryland idof teenage barbara bush used to get into bars, calling herself barbara pierce with a baltimore address. >> there is always someone out there trying to create the counterfeit product. we have embedded security features that are difficult to replicate. >> reporter: federal charges for small time manufacturers are rare, which is why the attorney for the maryland student now under indictment says he is surprised this has turned into a federal case, that his client is a spectacular kid with an unblemished record and face astaire able accusation that will affect him for the rest of his life. >> the prosecutors say they know the names of the students who were getting the ids. else unclear if they'll face punishment. >> the u.s. attorney says the fake ids had a realistic who will grams made with a thermal printer. >>> the search is on now at the university of maryland for the successor to retiring coach gary williams. several reports mention arizona coach shawn miller as the terps' top choice.

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jenna wolf joins us with a preview of the "today" show. >> coming up on "today" path of destruction.n tuscaloosa, alabama, with the latest on the deadliest tornado outbreak in tornadoes. hundreds killed and hundreds more remain missing. the search for survivors and the struggle to rebuild. >> deadly strike in libya. nato attack kills muammar gaddafi's son and three grandchildren. the dictator escaped the operation. a live report from tripoli. >> plus, the steps to sainthood for pope john paul ii. look at this extraordinary sight at the vatican. more than one thousand gather for the bat fantastic mass. >> and meet the comedian in chief. president obama going for laughs at the white house correspondents dinner and making donald trump his bunch line with joke after joke. we'll bring you the high lights. those stories and more when lester and i see you a bit later on "today." >> ravens drafted two players named james smith thursday and friday. they go by tory and jimmy, but the birth certificates both say "james." tory smith arguably the best combination of power and size they have seen

we are issuing weekly papers on national defense challenges, beginning with one from senator jenna that you will find outside. we posted a new protect america month page on our website so you can find all the information, including the activities that i just discussed. you can also join the conversation by finding us on facebook and visiting the blog and keeping up with everything at heritage.org. if you would like to ask questions, jot them down on the index cards that we passed out as you entered the room. we will get to as many questions as we possibly can. finally, at the end, police say -- stacey did as the congressman departs. it is my pleasure to welcome the honorable buck mckeon. chairman of the house armed services committee. i do not think anyone on capitol hill has been more on. and more cogent about the troubling state of our military forces. no one is more concerned about the problems created by underfunding them. as he wrote in usa today after the president announced his defense cuts, there appears to have been no consideration of threats, deterrence, logistics, or capabil

from where the north tower stood, i'm jon scott, for jenna lee, thank you for joining us, "america live" starts right now. martha: this fox news alert on a triumphant day in america and for the war on terror, the world's most wanted man the leader of al-qaida is dead. we are awaiting new details from the white house as we get word on a bunch of material is the way it's being described that was grabbed from the compound where osama bin laden was killed. welcome to "america live," i'm martha maccallum in for megyn kelly. almost ten years later u.s. navy seals found osama bin laden yesterday, following orders to kill not capture the notorious terrorists. we are hearing reports that osama bin laden's wife identified him by name during that raid inside the remote home in pakistan. dna tests are also now confirming, according to the white house that the body that was buried in the northern arabian ocean today is indeed the body of osama bin laden. now there are new questions about what is next in the war on terror. lawmakers looking for answers from pakistan about what they knew, amid new con

. >> reporter: jenna starts her day off in the kitchen whipping a healthy and nutritious breakfast fore them a whole tomato since they have company. >> reporter: she has six girls, henrietta, gaby, rosie, patsy, loretta and lily, and as you can see, they're all red-heads. >> they're very spoiled very rotten. very doted over. >> reporter: on the menu today a mixed green salad with an assortment of fresh fruit and vegetables. >> they like bananas. they love grapes but they get a little expensive. >> reporter: but she admits her girls can be a little picky. >> usually chickens love watermelons. mine turn their beaks up at it. >> reporter: no smelly chicken coup for her girls. they live in chicken luxury. >> all of the walls are completely insulated. they're well protected. >> reporter: and it was her husband who built their humble abode. >> he thinks they're an expensive habit. >> a ceiling fan wouldn't hurt either. >> reporter: that's because nothing is too good for her girls. >> most people don't go to any of this extent, but again if i will have them i will treat them like royalty. >>

floor in the form of rote -- of a resolution and go to new york with a joint session as the new york jenna -- a delegation has suggested. this is a better occasion. can i say hill to the chief and a tribute to the leadership of our commander-in-chief, barack obama. i yield to our distinguished majority whip. steny hoyer. >> thank you. yesterday was a day for which all freedom loving people have wished cents 9/11 of 2001. yesterday as our president indicated, was a day when one of the most heinous mass murders in our lifetime was brought to justice. asterday was a day that leader pelosi has pointed out, bill clinton, george w. bush, and president obama have worked diligently to accomplish. president obama, our intelligence community, members of our armed forces have all worked together to bring this day to reality. as the leader pointed out, this is one person. this is a person who was diminished in his ability to carry out terror attacks on the u.s. and its people and territories. but who nevertheless remained a symbol for those who think that terrorism is a policy that was useful and impo

"today's" correspondent jenna is in louisville with the details.g about jockeys. it's not the most stable job or safest or glammous job in the world, but when a jockey rides that personal race to victory, there's nothing quite as fulfilling. just ask the new up and coming crop of new jockeys. >> digging in and holding on. he's going to win the kentucky derby. >> reporter: in 1994 gopher begin etched himself in horse racing's most prestigious history books with a win at the kentucky derby. his jockey that day was chris mcperrin, who at age 39 capped an incredible career with his second win at churchill downs. >> and they're off. >> the exhilaration, the rush that you feel when a thoroughbred bursts out of the starting gate it's not hard to develop a passion for that kind of excitement. the derby is a big kahuna. as soon as you can stick your chest out and say, yeah, that was it. that's it. >> reporter: he ended up retiring shortly after but he couldn't quite fully hang up his reins and in 2006 he opened the first-ever jockey school in the united sta

jenna: thank you very much. we do have that announcement from donald trump and here it is, after considerable deliberation and reflection, i've decided not to pursue the office of presidency, this being released by his executive vice president and special counsel, michael cohen. even, from the trump organization, itself, he goes on to say, jon, the decision does not come easily or without regret, but he does say that business is my greatest passion, and i am not ready to leave the private sector. jon: sure, why try to run america when you can run the trump empire? i mean, the casino holdings, the substantial real estate portfolio in new york city, and the areas around new york. a lot of people thought -- i guess i'm one of them, i thought this was mostly about publicity for donald j. trump all loongd now he's making it official he's not going to be running for president. jenna: he is a master of that, isn't he, publicity. one of the other things he's a master at within the business community is keeping his busin