let's bring mika into this. i want to ask you, mika, about huma abedin.asking voters to make a distinction between the personal and the political, saying she has forgiven him. hasn't she herself kind of blurred that line now by putting herself into the campaign? she's in those gauzy campaign videos, and she spoke yesterday at that news conference. >> what she did yesterday was extraordinary. i've never seen anything like it before in my life. we've seen political wives standing by their men, but this was different. what she did was step in and step up for a man who has disgraced her with behavior that is not in the realm of normal acceptance. cheating has been accepted. adultery has been accepted, and there are arrogant political figures out there who have been lifted up even after disgracing their families with adultery. this is different. online sexting and these conversations that anthony weiner allegedly had have put her in an incredibly awkward position, and she stepped up, faced the cameras. it was hard to watch. if he succeeds, savannah, it will be

not been invited to a mika backyard party. >> they're fun.far as the forecast goes, pretty quiet out there. we'll have some rain and showers and storms to deal with but nothing horrendous. this morning, all in areas of indiana heading through kentucky. watch out around the nashville area through the heart of your morning rush hour. heavy rain will be heading your way. eventually moving to the east coast. with the clouds we'll finally keep the temperatures down. it was 92 again yesterday in d.c. today we should only be about 88. it's a little humid out there. not exactly refreshing after the heat wave from last week. the middle of the country, very hot. texas near 100. 95 and all of the west remains very hot. another cold front will track this week. it will cool down by the end of the week. >> 99 in boise, idaho. hot. thank you bill. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the president makes his most extensive comments on race since taking office. the republican who was pretty impressed with obama's speech. >>> we'll huddle aro

>> hi, mika.onder where is that spectacular pile of jewels sitting or moving right now? and how does one gunman on foot just disappear? but you know what, police sources aren't convenienced he acted completely alone. some experts think this does bare some hallmarks of the notorious pink panther gang. at the hotel where super stars stay, for the cannes film festival, this time the jewels themselves were the stars on display. now we know the gunman sunday grabbed 72 pieces in a matter of seconds, worth about $135 million, possibly the biggest jewel heist the world has ever seen. and then he was out of there, through a window to the terrace to the crowded street, dropping some of the jewels as he ran. from there, who knows, maybe a motorcycle or a car or the jewels just handed off to someone else. police don't necessarily think this was a one-man job. one source says there were likely others waiting. the notorious pink panther jewel theft gang from the balkans has been heisting diamonds for two decad

>> hi, mika. good morning.two of the four pilots on board this aircraft including the pilot who was at the controls. the pilot who was just gaining his 777 experience as well as we believe the pilot who was checking him out. the ntsb wants to know a bunch of things about the three days prior to the crash. how much sleep did these crew members get? how much duty time did they have? was anybody sick? anybody on any medication? anybody distracted for any reason? we're hearing from rescuers and a flight attendant about those terrifying moments on saturday. rarely do crash investigators get to see the actual violent moments of a plane crash and the immediate aftermath as the emergency chutes deploy and panicked passengers run for their lives. as airport fire/rescue crews began attacking the fire with foam city fire crews were coming behind them to help. >> at that point i raised it to a third alarm and declared a red ale alert. >> reporter: red alert means mass casualties. lu tenant chrissy hammonds was inside the p

. >>> mika, hi. i'm doing great. surprise visit from mika. right, we're going to go to the highlights from last night's red sox and rays. she wanted to see me do sports. controversial call bottom of the eighth. >> he'll move over and makes the catch, coming plateward, the throw will be in time, they got him! >> get your eyes rechecked. in a va can't believe it. boston manager john farrell comes out to argue, he would get ejected. we take another look he appeared to beat the tag. rays go on to win 2-1 and taking a half game lead over the red sox in the a.l. east. >>> the world war continues on twitter, rays taunted the red sox scoreboard operator, the red sox sponresponded don't worry, , we look forward to seeing you at our home games. >>> exciting finish at the indian games, white sox, it's not 1999, that is jason giambi, he comes in to pinch-hit in the ninth, promptly sends one deep over the center field wall, solo walk yourself home run at 42 years young he becomes the oldest player to hit a walkoff homer surpassing hank aaron. >>> the indi

>> i agree with mika. i agree with mika that snap chat has g-rated uses.ight. >> it does not. >> why do you need the evidence to disappear afterwards? >> can you send me one? wait. send me one, mike allen. >> so willie, can you explain really quickly for the 99.7% of the people that are watching that don't know what snap chat is, and why kids use snap chat and parents should be horrified? >> i don't have it on my phone but you take a picture of yourself or anything. >> unlike a funny face. my daughter sends funny faces. >> ten seconds to look at it. >> and then it disappears. >> or video and after ten seconds it disappears into the either. >> joe has to make everything dirty. >> it's like cleaning up a crime scene. >> the serious point the kids don't want to have permanent records. kids are so privacy centric they don't want to have permanent records of stuff they do. >> i'm going to put it on my phone so mike allen can snap chat me. get me someone who's 25 or under. >> mike, let's talk a little business. >> oh, gosh. >> help me understand the steve cohen

mika? >> atia abawi in cairo, thanks so much. >>> so richard, atia makes a point where members of the muslim brotherhood say look we have this revolution, we have a president who was democratically elected and now you're asking us to keep the peace to support what they believe is a coup, removal from power of a guy who was elected. . why are they wrong? >> legitimacy and a democracy is more than about simply winning an election and there's lots of things to point to that in the way that morsi ruled was illegitimate. so the question then is, where does legitimacy come from, quite honestly. one is from the ballot box, one is from the way you govern. there's a tension between the two. the question here is whether you can restart politics, including the muslim brotherhood. what's really important is the army and others do not exclude them. that they open up, they do not jail them, repress all their media outlets so that you have something of a level playing field and you start. i simply don't k

mika's been there. >> yeah. are in a wild swas, you ha situation, you have to be very clear with your actions. no pussy-footing around in these situations. >> martin, welcome to "morning joe." this is how we do it. >> you got any more raccoons? call me right here. >> martin, this isn't violence towards animals. sometimes you have to burn the village to save the village. in this case, you've got to hurt an animal to save an animal. >> my grandmother used to put them in a garbage can. >> we won't apologize for that, but we will apologize for everything mika's family has done to animalkind over the past five centuries. >> well, they got into her house. >> exactly. >> raccoon always lands on its feet. >> they're savage beasts. >>> coming up, steve rattner joins the table. neil shaean is live in london covering the royal baby news. we're expecting to see this bundle of joy shortly. "morning joe" back in a moment. members of the american postal worker's union handle more than 165 billion letters and packages a year. t

one who is watching even more closely than most is royal commentator ryoya mika. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. >> i know it's hot. there's a lost people camped tout see what's happening. what can you tell us about the situation right now?

come on, mika.s you were saying before the show, one of these people that he was texting with said it's pornography. >> yes. not that a that's good, but i think there's a real disconnect. >> i'm not saying it's good. i'm saying the guy is running for mayor and -- he's still doing this. any way, it's just unbelievable. >> okay. there are a lot of people commenting on this. we'll see where it goes. and if he stays in the race. house majority leader nancy pelosi is among his public critics. >> let me. be very clear. the conduct of some of these people that we're talking about here is reprehensible. it's so disrespectful of women. what's really stunning about it is they don't even realize it. they don't have a clue. it's really -- if they are clueless, get a clue. they need therapy, do it in private. >> blast through this. >> we'll move on. we're hearing for the first time the woman who reignited the scandal. her name is sydney leathers. >> it's too perfect. >> she's 23. she's a democratic activist from

. >> and mika. >> right. >> and now annie who like mika says she doesn't understand how they stay upn the air. >> can't trust it. >> listen, i was in a flight with my daughter about a month ago from atlanta and we were delayed for five hours because of lousy weather. when we were about to take off, the guy across the aisle calmly called his wife and said if i don't make it i want you to do, a, b, c. >> good lord. >> i did not need that. >> seriously. >> okay. en to happier news now, new poll numbers give -- what's that, thomas? >> i was going to say, send it back it to debbie downer, you want the new poll numbers? eliot spitzer? >> i was going to say, are you okay with flying, thomas? >> it's a necessary evil. >> okay. >> yeah. i'm good with it. especially when it's for vacation. >> it's safe, man. it's safe. >> it is -- it's at lot safer than getting in a car and having 16-year-old girls going like this while they're coming the other way 80 miles an hour. >> exactly. >> in their daddy's pick-up truck. fly. it's safer. all right. now give us the new poll numbers. >> new poll numbers.

>> what's going on, mika? >> guess what we're doing today?what's that. >> we have elizabeth warren coming on the show. i'm so excited. she's working on a bipartisan bill that is really quite frankly exactly what she went to washington to do and intended to prevent the next financial crisis, she's going to be talking about that. don't we look forward to that, joe? >> what? she went to washington to draft a bill that nobody is going to pass, is that really why she went to washington? >> you stop. okay. you know what, i have a feeling you might want to sit this one out if that's your attitude. >> no. i'm just saying, nothing is passing washington right now. >> that's true. >> i mean it's the most miserable existence being a congressman or senator unless you intentionally want to block action from happening. and it's just a terrible, terrible time up there right now. >> i haven't given up hope in elizabeth warren, though. >> okay. >> so we will be talking to her a little later. first we'll get to our top story of the morning, later today, 24 days

brian, back to you. >> thank you very much, mika. >>> still ahead -- how are you dealing with the heateative tweets. ♪ you like to keep your family healthy and fit. and now there's a new way to do the same for your dog. introducing new purina dog chow light & healthy. it's a no-sacrifices, calorie-light way to keep him trim, with a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend he'll love. and 22% fewer calories than dog chow. discover the lighter side of strong. new purina dog chow light & healthy. >>> little bit of a heat wave in the good portion of these united states. we asked what are you doing to beat the heat? the producer has some responses. >> hay, brian. jennifer said that he doesn't have to worry about how to keep her mind off the heat with three kids, she lost her mind a long time ago and donna said, crawl into the ice to retrieve it. they never watch, you know. >> depends how big the container. >> want to share if they are below the age of 5 optional. "morning joe" starts now. >>> i understand why people are angry that dzhokhar tsarnaev is on the cover because up until now "r

but mika, we have to go to break.ne of the most troubling things for me, all the african-american parents who all said what gene said. i always have the talk with with my son. the police comes up from behind at night, you turn on lights and keep your hands on the dash board and you don't make any sudden moves. i think as gene said, son, it's a matter of life and death. that's the talk. >> we have to look at economic opportunity and our policing out of all of this as well. >>> coming up, republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania joins us. >>> also we'll talk to david mara nous about the president's remarks. you're watching "morning joe." "i'm part of an american success story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wh

mika is not here so i thought i would wear this suit. don't tell her. actually we have an incredibly busy news day even if most of you are on vacation. we're going to touch on apple's next move and in the cooler it's an extrav ganz is a. our top story, a somber one as we know more about the firefighters who died in arizona. with a wildfire burning out of control, there are ongoing questions about how an elite team of firefighters was overcome by. the flames killing all by one member of their team of 20. last night more than 1,000 people attended a memorial service while earlier in the day others brought flowers outside team headquarters where the unit known as the granite mountain hot shots was based. they ranged in their 20s to their 40s, many of them fathers and husbands. for 21-year-old kevin rogiac, fire fighting runs in the family. 30-year-old chris mackenzie was the son of a firefighter and today his family has few answers as to what happened on that mountainside. >> something is wrong because that doesn't happen. they know what they are doing. he

nothing does compare to you, mika.ng was number one the last time the nasdaq 100 rose 14 days in a row. we're talking april of 1990. that's where we are right now. the top 100 companies have seen gains 14 sessions in a row. you've got to go back 23 years to find a time when we have done that. right now futures indicating we might slide a little bit but hard to make a call right now, which is very sprising giving gas and oil prices. most viewers, hoarding oil, they want to know where gas prices will go. higher. next couple of weeks should see a market spike in gas prices around the country. a note on goldman sachs earnings, the company printing money. goldman sachs had a revenue of $8.6 billion, $193 billion net in come. that is up a billion dollars from the same period last year. >> why is that? i saw that flash across "wall street journal," had a flash on that. why is business so good for goldman sachs. >> investment, banking and trading. goldman sachs, say what you want about them, right, they are still the go to ban

. >> joe and mika have the morning off. start right there.liot spitzer on this program, nicole you were here, took some tough questions from joe and mika and from mark halperin. how did you think he did? >> look, it felt like a very genuine moment and i think we all know that doesn't happen very often in politics. he i think responded to mika's request to give an answer that wasn't scripted, that wasn't rehearsed and when he answered the question about what had changed he talked about pain and all the pain he endured and he got emotional. i think it was a moment for a pundit to recognize and sit quietly and watch the journalists do the job. i had the benefit of sitting and watching everybody and i thought everybody did a good job. i thought mika and joe and mark halperin did an excellent job with a very uncomfortable line of questioning and i thought that eliot spitzer, for his part, delivered unrehearsed, real, honest, frank, answers that i hadn't seen him give before. >> harold, what's your sense as a new yorker of this city's willingness,

mika, what time is it?>> it's time for the segment to start. >> what have you learned? you learn anything? >> yes, that i was with mayoral candidate bill thompson, up till he started talking about the soda ban, then he lost me. >> you're not going to vote for hip now just because he's not going to be a food fascist? >> i think he ought to rethink that policy. >> i know this is hard to believe but some of us clutch to our freedoms. >> you can cling to your belly too. >> our guns and our gods and our bill gulps. >> first they came for the straw. >> first they came for the straw. and let me tell you something, mika? >> yeah. >> you know what? i am not going to stand here and watch you talk down the united states of america. gentlemen. >> amazing how many people have watched "animal house." what have you learned today? >> we're still obsessed with anthony weiner, it's a bad thing. >> why don't you deal with your own obsession off set? >> i learned i have to read "first class" by alison stewart. great story. >>

. >> good morning, mika. >> good morning. >> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," detroit for bankruptcy. what the move means for the future of the city and how long it will take to get its finances back in order. former treasury official and economic analyst steve rattner will weigh in. and when we come back, jail zee is changing his name. his big decision and how he made the announcement. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. talked about detroit becoming the largest municipality in the u.s. history to file for chapter 9 bankruptcy. if you want to sound smart today, tell your friends the murder rate in the city of detroit is atity highest it's been in the last 40 years. problems don't st

overall, soda consumption has been on the decline for years in part due to health concerns and mika's"the washington post," an italian astronaut is about to abort the space walk. yesterday after a water leak left him unable to speak or hear, the leak may have sprung from the cooling system of his suit. the astronaut was not hurt. and "the new york times," google is reportedly working on creating an internet-based cable tv service to stream over the web. if successful, the service would be direct competition to current subscription-based cable packages from companies like comcast and verizon. and the front page of "the new york post," candidate christine quinn placed an angry call to police commissioner ray kelly yesterday after it took 31 minutes for help to arrive on the scene when an intern fainted during a news conference in brooklyn. the young woman collapsed in the 90 degree plus heat. according to "the post," the emergency system was overloaded, impacting response times. quinn called the delay inexcusable. so was that one of her interns? >> i guess. >> presumably? okay. >> i don

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the intimacy of it is what's so important, mika.r a certain amount of time but that's usually finite. speaking to the mayor of sanford who has taken it upon himself to have some commissions to have some conversations, to try to do it at a much smaller scale, i think has much more resonance over time to get people to confront their own ignorance, their own prejudices, their own misconceptions, and then you -- some of this is generational too where younger people aren't burdened with some of these attitudes or some of this, you know, that baggage from one generation to the next. they look at it wholly differently and that's what has to be encouraged. >> so -- >> david, what about this? we've been on the verge of having these national conversations, for about four decades. >> yeah. >> we continually talk about a national conversation on race. what about this idea. what about someone who's viewed as having some authority in this country, perhaps the president of the united states, treating this issue the way you treat the issue of alcoh

>>> hey, mika, quite a day here on "morning joe," what have you learned? >> detroit needs help. we're headed there actually, to do our show live there, to take a look at the problems firsthand. also to look at the city's incredible history, joe. >> all right, thanks so much, mika. we're at the top of the hour. thank you so much for being with us. we really appreciate it. have a great weekend. stick around right now because chuck todd is next with "the daily rundown." >>> the motor city stalled. detroit becomes the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in u.s. history. a one-time iconic city can no longer pay its debts. estimated at $18 billion. also this morning, a house call. the next few months will decide what the 2014 battle will be about. we'll talk to the point people on both sides about the race to frame the fight for control of congress. and from 2014 to 2016 the woman who might be speaker again makes her hopes very clear. she's all aboard the hillary clinton train this time around. by the way, on the republican side, guess who's in iowa today. >>> good morning from washin

. >>> let's head over to mika coming up on morning joe. >> the aftermath of that train crash, the death> new insight into the hard landing in laguardia and why the landing gear failed on impact. in politics, anthony weiner drops in the poll as we learn more about how many women he was messaging and when. other politicians in the news for similar reasons. >>> finally republicans fight amongst themselves on obama care. marco rubio calls for a government shutdown. one of his colleagues says that's the dumbest idea i ever heard. all straight ahead on "morning joe." >>> still ahead on "way too early" -- a zonkey is born in italy. we asked what two animals would you breed together? the best to you in just two minutes. "morning joe" just moments away. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's disease. and that? that would be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org

. >>> now we head to mika with what's coming up on "morning joe." >> coming up, we have the latest on the deadly plane crash in san francisco uncolluding new details about the day pilot that's raising eyebrows. he has landed at that same airport dozens of times. he joins us with his taik. >>> also friday's promising jobs report. >>> and violent developments from egypt where 42 are dead and hundreds are injured. we could be looking at an all-out civil war. we'll have a live report from the region and also richard has onset to break it it it down. >>> and finally five years after resigning of governor of new york, eliot spitzer is trying to make a comeback into politics. his former co-host is with us along with michael barb row. we'll talk about that. that's what we have coming up on "morning joe." brian? >> kathleen in the house with the insight. >> that will be interesting. >> welcome back. that will be interesting. still ahead, your most creative tweets relating to mr. spitzer. we have a couple good ones and we're able to share them on air. "morning joe" is moments away. ♪ when you e

now here's mika with a look at what's coming up next on "morning joe." >> that was pretty good.on "morning joe," president obama throws down the gauntlet in afghanistan warning he'll pull out every last u.s. soldier as the relationship breaks down with president hamid karzai. also, the situation remains on the brink in egypt. the muslim brotherhood and military square-off in what could be another deadly day. back at home, a media circus here in new york city. eliot spitzer kicks off his campaign for kromp trocomptroll he wasn't joining enough headlines. eliot spitzer joins us on set. anthony weiner's main rival, christine quinn. we'll be here to break down the day's top stories. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," your next career move for rick perry. we've got good ones. two minutes we'll have them for you. (announcer) born with a natural energy cycle... cats. they were born to play. to eat. then rest. to fuel the metabolic cycle they were born to have, purina one created new healthy metabolism wet and dry. with purina one and the right acti

mika, clearly, we saw all throughout our poll, african-americans down on the direction of the country, lowest it's been during the obama presidency. passionate responses here on the zimmerman trial. it's clear, some sort of impact here in the way african-americans feel about their country now. >> yeah, absolutely. we are polling right into this very difficult and challenging story for the nation and especially as the data reflects for the african-american community. we have to remember this is a snapshot in type. that that's what polling does. the previous data going back to after the o.j. simpson trial, throughout the gains that were made, as we elected our first frern american president. these things do fluctuate. they do bounce back. this is a group that has been resilient in the past. we can only hope that happens again. >> we have to pull this again when there is some separation because you do know events can have an impact. later in the show, we've got more coming tomorrow. fascinating results about where the debate on abortion is today. thank you both. with all the growing dist

mika is not here so i thought i would wear this suit. don't tell her. an incredibly busy news day even if most of you are on vacation. we're going to touch on apple's next move and in the cooler it's an extrav ganz is a. our top story, a somber one as we know more about the firefighters who died in arizona. with a wildfire burning out of control, there areoi

. >> what have you learned today, mika? >> we have great bookings tomorrow. madeleine albright to name a few. we'll leave it there because you took all the time with that cute, cute, cute little boy. >> you can say hi. >> hi. >> if it's way too early, what time is it, mika? >> it's time for "morning joe." but now it's time for "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. >>> the conversation starter. president obama's personal reaction to the zimmerman trial verdict sparks a new wave of discussion and debate. a very special discussion this morning on race, politics and what's next. plus, no main event. susan collins says she's running again and has no interest in running the homeland security department. what's that mean for harry reid's hopes to keep the senate in democrat hands? virginia's fight for governor turns personal. the first debate between mcauliffe and cuccinelli will have the highs and, quite frankly, a lot of the lows from that showdown. it's monday, july 22nd, 2013. welcome to "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd. we'll have royal baby news if it happen

and let me tell you something, mika? >> yeah. >> you know what? i am not going to stand here and watch you talk down the united states of america. gentlemen. >> amazing how many people have watched "animal house." what have you learned today? >> we're still obsessed with anthony weiner, it's a bad thing. >> why don't you deal with your own obsession off set? >> i learned i have to read "first class" by alison stewart. great story. >> same here. sorry to bogart his answer but i want to read this book badly. >> it is an unbelievably -- mika, are you just not coming back? oh! >> that's the end. >> all right, friends, if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." but mike barnicle is here and he's going to tell you what's next. >> it's time for "the daily rundown." take it away. >> thanks for watching. >>> thanks, guys. president obama takes his budget bargain hopes to capitol hill trying to unify democrats behind his plan before congress clears out for the august recess. meanwhile, the republican two top party players won't quit. the philosophical fight

let's go to mika with a look at what's coming up next on "morning joe."rk. >> who's that reporter? she's fantastic. >> she's unbelievable. >> that's called putting yourself out there and trying different things to tell stories. wow. >> yeah, i don't know if it worked or not though. >> i kind of liked her, lewis. thank you very much. all right. almost as bad as "sharknado" is grown men on capitol hill bickering like fourth graders. you actually have to see this because you would not believe it happened. also, elliott spitzer needed 4,000 signatures to run for city comptroller here in new york city. he turned in 27,000. is that a sign that new yorkers are ready to forgive? donny deutsch has not weighed in yet. he will now. he's here today. hillary clinton rakes in the dough with "the new york times" reporting a huge speaking fee. for the former secretary of state, could the money keep her from running in 2016? and later, this is what you came to washington to do. senator elizabeth warren joins us on the issue that is really, truly what her fingerprints are

let's turn to mika with a look at what's coming up next on "morning joe." >> i can assure you i haven to cannes. coming up on "morning joe," the situation deteriorates in egypt as more than 80 protesters are killed in weekend clashes with the military. where's the white house in all of this? we'll talk to richard haas. >>> and here at home, anthony weiner's campaign takes another hit as he loses another key member of his campaign. and christine quinn speaks out an exclusive interview on "meet the press." >>> she was a champion for women's issues and civil rights. we'll celebrate the life of lynndy baug straight ahead. that and many more. bill, back to you. >> we didn't get the memo. we're not allowed to pick on the people that are too easy to pick on. >> you're right, so sorry. >>> still ahead on "way too early," what's the worst you have ever used, real or made up? your best and most creative tweets. [ female announcer ] when you're ready to take skincare to the next level you're ready for roc® new roc® multi correxion has an exclusive 5 in 1 formula it's clinically proven to hydrat

. >>> now let's turn to mika for a look at what is coming up next on "morning joe." >> coming up on "iner campaign has new problems this morning. his communications director lashes out in a foul mouthed tirade at a former intern. as the candidate himself gets really fired up at a town hall meeting. we'll give ut latest and talk to one of weiner's challengers, bill thompson later in the show. the war of words between governor chris christie and ran paul heats up after the senator calls christie the king of bacon. >>> also, bradley manning beats the most serious charge in the wikileaks case. but could he still face considerable jail time? we'll have a report from the pentagon to break down the sentencing and what it means for future whistle blowers. we have an all star lineup this morning including jim cramer, robert gibbs, david axel rod, sax by chandlis and joe is back. are you all right? >> i'm leaving. i'm burned out. >> i know, you need a vacation. you should go, i don't know, to nantucket or something. that would be nice. >> no way. i'm not one of those. >> thomas? >> he's glowing

and morning mika signing an endorsement deal with mcdonald's. >> or catching four foul balls in a gamez doing twitter again this week. >> one more time. >> we'll give you another chance. thank you very much. "morning joe," starts right now. ♪ >>> this protest, this is a show of strength but it's also a show of solidarity with the family. because last night, what happened, was a complete disrespect to them and we want to show love and respect to them. >> it's unacceptable and if we don't speak up nobody is going to listen. >> we refuse to accept a declaration of open season on black and latino youth which is what this verdict in florida represents. >> i can't put into words the sadness, the emotion, the anger. i had to write my sister an e-mail to tell her that she's not safe in florida. >> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it's monday, july 15th. with us on

s proposed financial blockade of settlements i'm joined now by mika cortes from the boycotts divestments and sanctions palestinian group sir welcome to the program are you satisfied now that the e.u. is finally taking action. not at the least i'm not satisfied and happy they took their taking action. it highlights industry that most of the world doesn't understand exists here and israel over time has over what is now sixty five years of controlling a civilian population from one hundred forty eight to sixty seven to the first intifada and a second intifada cast lead defensive shield wars with lebanon has become number one in the world in controlling a civilian population in essence urban warfare and it's our biggest export it's israel's success story. we trying to hold the beijing olympics five years ago and displaced a million and a half people they came to train with israeli police forces a bit on the gun stadium to learn how to do that. israeli vehicles patrol the favelas of rio de janeiro taking care of gang warfare israeli companies rafale and supervise the construction of the wall

mika you mentioned this would probably be the first time mary mary went row would have a tough race, considering the governor, the thing that could help with her in this case? >> not really. the governor's numbers are not particularly good right now. saw some that they were around the same as president obama's, or maybe a touch lower. i do not think the governor or legislature -- i mentioned the legislature in connection with north carolina because tom to the list is the speaker of the north carolina house. is the speaker of the north carolina house. it is a federal race. more of washington oriented. there may be a republican senator, i. democrat just do not think that will be connected in any way. so if she gets reelected, i do not drink it will be because of the governor or legislature. so i just do not think there that connected. obviously they could be. >> good morning. scott agreed would. thank you for this. think of oz -- hospitality in hosting it. the analysis was the only way none israel was event was if therelevant gop nominates someone radical. if you consider her, she is n

. >> mika, quickly, it's important, mika, that we also remember what "rolling stones requests has doner and a half. they have not been shock jocks, journalistically. when we had the editor on our show, we talked about mcchristal and a couple of hours later he's being summoned to the white house. i think before people judge this they need to read the article and understand "rolling stone" over the past few years have really ramped it up journalistically and i think that puts more of a perspective on this as well. again, listen, i got so many friends in boston and i certainly understand anybody being offended, i understand anybody thinking hey we shouldn't even publicize this guy much less be acaccused of grand sl glamourizing him. we have a free press and this is what we do. it's jarring because he looks like the kid next door. >> he does. the new cover of "time" magazine is "after trayvon." thanks very much. it looks like another great issue. coming up mayor bloomberg is taking new steps to make new york a healthier city literally. he plans to try to get people on their feet by making

. >> congressman john mika represents florida, he is on the transportation committee and chaired the aviation committee. great to have you. >> great to be with you. >> we will have the latest on the injured and what caused the plane to crash on a beautiful day in san francisco, with great weather conditions. >> our special coverage of the crash of flight 214 right after this. >> it's a fox news alert. an international flight from seoul to san francisco crashed. >> we are live from the l.a. bureau with more. dominick? >> some details onasiana i took a few hours for them to respond, partly because it's 3 in the morning there. very soon after they possibly could, they tweeted our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers and the flight crew on the flight and then the management took a couple of extra hours to get together an official statement and that is how this read, we are currently investigating the specific cause of the incidents as well as any injuries that may have been sustained to passengers as a result. asiana airlines will continue to fully cooperate with all the gove

. >> congressman john mika represents florida, he is on the transportation committee and chaired thereat to have you. >> great to be with you. >> we will have the latest on the injured and what caused the plane to crash on a beautiful day in san francisco, with great weather conditions. >> our special coverage of the crash of flight 214 right after this.er looki eyes that say wow? with olay, here's how. new regenerist eye and lash duo. the cream smooths the look of lids... softens the look of lines. the serum instantly thickens the look of lashes. see wow! eyes in just one week with olay. see wow! eyes in just one week still doesn't feel real. our time together was... so short. well, since you had progressive's total loss coverage, we were able to replace your totaled bike with a brand-new one. the tank, the exhaust... well, she looks just like roxy! you know, i'll bet she's in a better place now. i'm sure she is. [ ethereal music plays ] [ motorcycle revving ] getting you back on a brand-new bike. now, that's progressive. >> it's a fox news alert. an international flight from seoul

. >> i was looking at mika len daar and thinking either the 18th of april or the 25th. >> reporter: bothays when she's working. >> i want to make it as nonsuspicious. >> reporter: they decided on a break in as a cover up before they meet again to seal the deal. showing him a lay out of the home, where to park. >> the front door is here. this is the porch. and a picture of her husband. why? they were fighting. >> it's easier than divorcing him. i didn't have to worry about the judgment of my family or breaking his heart. >> reporter: she said she's been thinking about it for a while. >> make it painless. >> i'll shoot him right in the face. >> reporter: for $50,000 the deal was made. the money coming from her husband's life insurance. >> thank you. >> good luck. >> thank you. good luck to you too. >> the woman pleaded guilty to soliciting murder and could face life behind bars when sentenced later this month. despite what happened her husband asked the judge not to send her to prison. >>> wow. all right. we can't top that with the weather. this week will get pretty wild. >> yeah. the next

. >> congressman john mika represents florida, he is on the transportation committee and chaired theion committee. great to have you. >> great to be with you. >> we will have the latest on the injured and what caused the plane to crash on a beautiful day in san francisco, with great weather conditions. >> our special coverage of the crash of flight 214 right after this. can vitamins melt into mouth-watering flavor? yes. with nature made vitamelts. melt-in-your-mouth vitamin supplements. in flavors like creamy vanilla... ...and juicy orange irresistibly melty nature made vitamelts get a sample on our facebook page when you experience something great,ou want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how're they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwor

. >> i learned that mika spent part of her week off at 10 downing street sitting in winston churchill's chair, how is that. >> steve making fun of my vacation. hey, i was not in the south of france. my brother, mark, is doing an incredible job as ambassador to sweden so i thank him very much. all right, that's it for today. if it's way too early, it's time for "morning joe." time for chuck todd with "the daily rundown." have a great day. >>> good morning from washington. it's monday, july 8th, 2013. i'm chuck todd. it's a busy day in washington. live pictures of the courtroom in sanford, florida, where any minute, george zimmerman's lawyers will start calling witnesses. they put zimmerman's mother on the stand to make an assessment of the calls made on the night 17-year-old trayvon martin was killed. prior to that, prosecutors presented their final witnesses including trayvon martin's mother who testified it was her son screaming on the call. we heard from the medical examiner who performed martin's autopsy. >> i believe he was alive for 1 to 10 minutes after he was shot it. his heart w

i'm writing joe and mika, about the ccc, civilian conservation corps.eople all over the country to plant trees, billions of them, this was important because we had a dust bowl, a dead drought throughout the midwest. he built things like laguardia airport or the orange bowl in your state of florida or all of these, the roads to save the smoky mountains and all while we're in a depression because he renewed america, the faith in it. the new deal worked psychologically certainly. >> we don't know ththough micha whether it worked economically. >> right. >> that's what's frustrating. the debate continues whether talking about fdr or reagan economics. what do we look forward in a president moving forward on the economy? >> i hope you don't mind if i join you in eisenhower idolatry, but in economics it's also true because do we all like balanced budgets? well the late 1950s that was the last time we had them until the '90s. eisenhower said a big part of national security is economic strength at home. he was able to hold down defense spending, avoid inflation,

. >> susie, mika brzezinski saying today on "today" show if weiner wins it's because of his wife.isten. okay. we don't have that sound bite but i can paraphrase. if he succeed it will be because she lifted him out of political sewer. and put him up, dusted him off and put him next to the shelf against another egotistical politicians. there are a lot of people who are saying, you know, not only is she standing by her man, she is speaking up for him. but this is not unprecedented in modern politics. >> no, it isn't. i mean, the issue with huma and the hope, i guess, from the weiner campaign, is that she gives her husband some degree of credibility. not just because she is a faithful wife and standing by him. she knows him and asking folks to trust him but because of her own professional career. she is an extreme accomplished person on her own right and trusted adviser to hillary clinton and she knows substance and she knows issues. in that way, i think, there is the hope she will elevate the campaign. the problem is, you know, the essential problem with this scandal and the new reve

today on "morning joe," mika asking tough questions, mark halperin was and joe. sort of, you know, decided to act like -- >> the bar has been raised. remember john kerry -- not john kerry, sorry. gary hart, he just got caught on the boat with a picture of a girl. now that would be not used. now maybe these guys aren't even there. you have football players killing other people. you have people in big time scandals of all sorts. it's kind of commonplace now. the bar has been raised. when you combine that with nothing getting done anywhere in people's eyes, it's just like, just do something. >> i want to jump a little bit to this senate filibuster, democrats appear to be ening ever so slowly to at least try to have this one fight, draw a line in the sand. they are actually being very careful. they are not trying to disrupt much in the senate rules other than the issue of presidential appointments. do you think it's going to be as explosive as it can be politically? >> i don't know. i think if you think about things americans care about, this would be pretty low on t

because he was on with mika and mark halperin and others on "morning joe" today.hat he had to say when challenged by mark about what he did. >> i'll give -- people lie about their taxes, not having paid their taxes and all the rest. i think -- >> but you lied about illegal activity. >> i lied about personal sexual activity, yes. and i -- >> i'm not trying to diminish it. >> you weren't lying about an affair. you were having a consensual activity. you were lying about illegal activity. >> okay. i will let the public make that determination. >> well? you can't make it up. >> what about these roads to redemption with new york city voters? this is city controller that he's running for. it's five years after he had to resign as governor. and the issue then was illegality. he was caught in a sting and also the hypocrisy of it all. >> the new york tabloids have not had this good of an election season in the long time. >> and late night comedy. >> but i was struck yesterday when i was speaking to spitzer about how he sounded so much like that guy who first ran for another

. >> wanted to play a little bit of "morning joe," mika brzezinski talking about the stop and frisk policy. >> okay. >> do you think the stop and frisk policy is bringing crime down? >> well, it's a component but people want to make it out as a program. it's not a program. it is a practice that is essential to policing. police use it throughout america. as a matter of fact, you can't police without doing it. so i think it's been overblown. >> that is been overblown? and if were you elected mayor would you get rid of it? >> i would not get rid of stop and frisk but i think it has been tremendously, tremendously overused. when you overuse it, what happens at its peak, you stop 700,000 new yorkers. over 95% of those stops led to no arrests, no seizures of weapon or contraband. so it is tremendous intrusion in innocent people's lives. that creates a real rift between police and communities in this city and that's a danger. when i'm mayor, we're going to do stop and frisk in a way where we're focused on the quality of the stop, not the quantity. we're going to do it in a constitutionally sound