mika you bring up stop and frisk.ng about when it comes to hiring housing, education, and so we must understand that when you deal with race in america it is so embedded in our society that just because we took a colored sign down does not mean that we still have a colored section of our heart. >> willie? >> this video obviously was shocking. when you hear people saying the things they were saying it stuns you. but let's not be naive enough to think a school of 30,000 people there aren't a pocket of people who think this way, who feel comfortable saying these things that in a country of 315 million people there are pockets of people who feel comfortable saying these things. often in public. this is out there. so when we talk about post racial society that's of course nonsense. we're not a post racial society. we're making progress. >> policies where even despite what everyone's attitude can be they cannot operate in a way that would infringe upon my rights or my identity. we're saying the same thing. i think that's wh

>> reporter: mika, people are completely stunned. one german journalist described this to me as enormous. the for days we've been wonder whoog i this a320 went down into the mountains, the alps behind me. it was just across this mountain ridge in the background here. and now this news. by the way it isn't only the "new york times." it is there's french news agency afp that is describing and we need to be really careful about what we say that they say the black box recorder reveals. but what it appears to reveal according to these reports is that one of the pilots leaves the cockpit. this is sound they're listening to. remember. and that then -- so the door seems to be opened and closed. and then there is a knocking on the door. now, there is some discrepancy between the two reports. "the new york times" seems to go further and suggest that whoever this one of the two pilots was who left the cockpit, according to this report who is then banging on the door urgently trying to get in. remember mika there has been this eight minutes wher

>> mika and joe, good morning.e expecting another emotional day of testimony at the federal courthouse behind us, start about 9:00 this morning. it comes after on the first day of this trial boston bombing survivors for the first time face the man that even the defense admits tried to kill them. the suspect tsarnaev appeared to be fighting for his life, but not for his innocence. inside boston's federal courthouse today bombing suspect joe har tsarnaev's lawyer made a stunning admission, it was him. tsarnaev showed no emotion. he faces 30 charges, many that could carry the death penalty including using a weapons of mass destruction resulting in death. his lawyer acknowledged the bombings were misguided acts that were inexcusable tnd a explosions extinguished three lives. among those victims, martin's smiling face and graphically detailed his death as his parents wiped away tears. taking the stand rebekah gregory who lost her left leg. she remembers hearing her son calling mommy, mommy, mommy, thinking to herself go

mika? >> nbc's craig melvin thank you very much. >> joining us now former director of security intelligence officer for rudy giuliani, sal. good to see you this morning. you and i were talking before the show and you said to me that if and when they find this person or these people it will be because the community makes it happen. >> yeah absolutely. i think as most crimes that happen in this country, you have your forensics and you've got your technical capability, but it really is the community that comes forth to let people -- let the officers know who the real bad guys are and who was responsible for this. especially when you start seeing the amount of money, the reward money being put out, that's just going to further expedite this. >> so what we're hearing is the shot came from about 125 yards away. that's the estimate anyway. we don't know what kind of weapon was used at this point. was this a good shot? was it a lucky shot? i hate to use the word lucky but if you're the guy shooting

>> a hat for mika. coach saban hat for mika and for your son joe. >> all right.in new york, i learned. >> how's the tide going to be this year? >> oh very good. number one, baby. >> do you think coach saban will meet us soon? >> jokin'. >> probably will. >>> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe," but stick around right know were you go "the rundown" coming up straight ahead. >>> and good morning. i'm jose diaz-balart. breaking news now on "the rundown" rundown". less than an hour ago four people arrested in yesterday's shooting spree that killed at least 23 people most tourists. this coming from reuters from the president of that northern african nation. and we're learning new details about the attack. some victims can shot as they got off a bus to visit the popular bardo museum. others briefly taken hostage in the wake of the attack tu nis schaap tunisia's army deployed to protect the country. and the tunisian president says one was flagged to local intelligence but nothing specific. in a nationally televised speech late wednesday he said, ei want the people

>> mika, good morning.ell, today cruz is finally going to dispense with that will he or won't he game that we've seen from the presidential race so far. his advisers are hoping that by going first he will be able to win back some of the attention that lately has been focused on his rivals. >> the miracle of america began with a revolutionary idea which is our rights don't come from government, they come from god almighty. >> reporter: a badly kept secret goes public the morning. texas senator ted cruz is running for president. >> we're a work to build a grass roots army. >> reporter: cruz worked on george w. bush's presidential campaign. won a long shot senate bid in 2012 and became one of the unforgettable moments leading up to the government shutdown. >> do you like groo eneggs and ham? i do not like them sam i am i do not like green eggs and ham. >> reporter: it made him popular at home but along the way cruz alienated many in his own party. >> if standing for liberty and standing for the constitution ma

>> reporter: good morning, mika. think everyone here is still reeling from the chronology you just read. simply stunning. of course, it hasn't stopped the search efforts here and the police helicopters have been going back and forth above us nonstop, bringing investigators to the crash site whereas you say they're looking for jewelry, clothing, and they're bringing back body parts to about 30 forensic experts who are based in tents over there trying to get a better picture of how this happened. also, the family of andreas lubitz are due to be questioned by police here very shortly, trying, again, to get some idea of why on earth their son, because the father and mother are here why on earth he decided to do what he did. and indeed a lot of the focus now is on his background. and in particular what happened six years ago. in 2009 he was training with luft hanhansa at the flight school in arizona, designated for not suitable for flying. he was suspended from that school. it was a year and a half before he could go back

mika. information on know your value tour use twitter hashtagknowyourvalue14ç follow mika on morning mika. check out our website or mobile app. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we just finished a pretty amazing february. now the beginning of march will be amazing, too. a very active week here. of course it was active yesterday. we have a refreeze tonight from some of that ice we got yesterday that's melting during the day today. it's going to ice up again tonight. snow and ice on tuesday, tomorrow. that's not the end of what's coming this week. we have some sunshine out there now. it's 38 degrees. 18-mile-an-hour winds gusting to 29 miles an hour. there's that wind direction out of the northwest. the sustained winds are pretty strong here up to 18 to 20 miles an hour. the sustained wind. then we have gusts on top of that that are gusting up over 30 miles an hour. so it's a windy day. so even though the temperature is up close to 40 degre

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>> hi mika good morning. this morning still just as many questions as we had yesterday, but i think the key questions as relates to the investigation really are why did this plane descend rather rapidly, a controlled descent, programmed descent. why did it descend from 38,000 feet down to 6,000 feet and why did the crew members not talk at all to air traffic control? the disaster now strewn over the french alps may have started at or near 38,000 feet. the plane only spent one to three minutes at that altitude before beginning a programmed descent, 4,000 feet per minute. unusually steep but not extreme. what puzzled investigators is why the crew never radioed a mayday. >> they didn't provide a stress call, anyway, shape or form a problem with the aircraft. that's very unusual given that they were at 38,000 feet they would have been in complete communication with air traffic control. >> reporter: among the scenarios investigators will have to consider, was there an emergency that forced the crew to program a ra

i'm sorry, mika.m sorry if we're repeating ourselveses, i was over doing a live report on cnbc as well. >> that's all right. >> the a320 more than 6,000 of them various versions of the a320 went off the assembly line. line it is such a reliable air u craft that is flown around the world. and to lose a plane like this with a lufthansa crew to lose a craft like this a very well-built aircraft flown by a lufthansa crew is very concerning. is john cox still on the line? >> john do we have you? >> yes, i am. >> john has spent the better part of his life professionally looking at safety looking at crashes, and of course, having been a captain with u.s. airways. this kind of a rapid descent from 38 down to 5 on an aircraft that could fly on a single engine if had to would the leading theories be a breakup in flight with a fuse ill lodge fractured or losing pressure or the possibility of some sort of a criminal event? it seems to me this is so unlikely. >> well, the history of the airbus is through the airpla

see, joe heard it earlier, mika. things have finally changed.t this week. a little over the weekend, a lot more this week. remember the snow that fell in the ohio valley last week? a lot of that should be gone by the time we get to next weekend. show you the temperatures. finally, no too many frigid spots. caribou, everyone else okay. heavy rains in texas. like a cleansing rain. right now watches heavy rain from san antonio south of dallas and especially around the houston area. throughout the next two days the focal point of the heaviest rains are in the yellow and oranges, that's where it's we'll see upwards of two to three inches of rain. a good soaking rain mississippi through tennessee. watch kentucky too. where we got ta foot of snow last week. heavy rain, text up to tennessee. look how nice in washington, d.c. two days in a row. 61 degrees today. the west is very warm. what else is new there? so the only strubble spottrouble spots in the centers of the country. looking towards tomorrow heavy rain threat shifting from louisiana to kentucky

♪ >>> how was your weekend, mika?> it's good to be here in washington, d.c. >> love washington. >> all happening. everyone is so happy. welcome, everybody. >> smiling. >> look at jonathan smiling. that's the most 4:00 to 6:00 a.m. smile i've had in a while. >> i'm a morning person. >> i love my first cup of coffee. >> i haven't had mine yet. i'm a naturally perky person. >> you've always woke up early. >> yes. but not 4:15 a.m. >> who is the surprise editorial writer of the "washington post," jonathan capehart. and white house correspondent, sam stein. he's not a morning person. >> not at all. >> correspondent for the associated press julia case and columnist for the bloomberg view al hunt. >> my mother in her 84 years said the happiest day of her life speaking of jonathan being an early riser, is when i learned to pour my own cereal at 5:00 because i would always wake up at 5:00. this is much easier for me to do than 9:00 shows. >> we have really really -- >> some crazy news. >> i don't know how to describe this news

>> no mika i did not.r to say she didn't follow regulation though? >> as the president said last week he really prides himself on having an administration that's transparent and he was glad to see that she's turning over her e-mails to the state department. so, yes, that's very important. >> let's bring in our clintonologist emeritus joe klein. you've written about bill clinton and hillary clinton in so many ways. disseth this for us. i've been through this enough and you've probably been through this enough where i go okay this just happens with the clintons. they're going to figure out a way to get by and at the end we're going to look back and say it's much ado about nothing. people on the inside though are starting to whisper, she may not even run. what do you think? >> i think she's going to run but i'm continually amazed by their ability to impretzel themselves in relatively simple situations. >> why do they do it? >> i think that she is very very cautious and having been burned so many times. all of

mika brzezinski, nbc 10 news, philadelphia. >> way to go. nicely done.alue tour kicks off in center city philadelphia on april 10th. for a link to purchase tickets, go to the website, nbc10.com or the mobile app. for more information on the tour, use the twitter hash tag #knowyourvalue. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> april is only a few days away, but it sure doesn't feel like it. the clouds and the rain not exactly helping. we have a rainy and cooler day across much of the area especially toward the shore. going to get the greatest number of hours of rain and heaviest rain, not talking about flooding or anything just kind of nasty. and then colder weekend. colder tomorrow than it is today. cloudy skies across the whole area right now. 42 in philadelphia with 7-mile-an-hour winds. 9 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. we have been way below the average of 57 except for that one day, yesterday. got to 67 degrees officially in philadelphia. and 70 in parts of delaware. right now, we'

the know your value tour is the brainchild of mika brzezinski and she joins us to learn more about itnow your value tour is part of expanded nbc news group, parent company of nbc 10. you've gained a great level of success but your passion seems to be trying to help other women gain and succeed and gain some suck. why is that such a passion for you? >> because i gained a level of success several times in my career also had failure. but when i gained success, i never actually got the full value out of it. i realized in negotiation i had for "morning joe" when i found out my co-host made 14 times more than me. i went through the process of trying to rectify the situation and i made every mistake again and again and again, like four times, and finally fixed it. when i documented that journey, i realized that the problems and the instincts i was working on when i tried to fix the problem, they were kind of like a universal issue for women. we kind of undermine ourselves in negotiations. we apologize our way into situation, we self-depp deprecate. those things left money on the table for de

mika joe?> john yang thank you so much. >>> now moving on to the other headlines of the day, the justice department report on the death of michael brown in ferguson missouri casts doubt on whether he had his hands up when he was fatally shot. in the wake of his death, the phrase hands up don't shoot, reverberated through the streets of ferguson and popular culture. but attorney general eric holder said earlier this week quote, it is essential to question how such a strong alternative version of events was able to take hold so swiftly and be accepted so readily. some police grow ups feel vindicated. others feel brown was trying to surrender when he was shot. the overall message in the wake of brown's death is the need to reform that city's police department. reverend al sharpton will be our guest coming up at the half hour. you know that was a big issue here on the set, a real issue of contention. you were pounded for things that you said that actually reflect what the attorney general is saying

>> mika that's still up in the air.ve you all down to the boat. go down to the boat and set -- >> i think that's a yes. >> come down to the boat. >> can we campaign for him? >> i would love to. >> i want to campaign for you, joe. >> okay. so -- >> i'll campaign for or against you, whatever helps you the most. >> i would like to be invited to have cocktails on the boat. >> you are most invited. and we're going -- as soon as the weather breaks we'll have friends down and have a really nice evening. >> i love it. okay. great. we'll celebrate your candidacy. >> no, no, no, i want to be the best senator i can be. >> we understand that. and you are. >> and the next governor. thank you so much. >> thank you all. >> see you on the floor. >>> we're going to hear from the white house ahead on the prime minister's speech to congress. >> she's going to be talking about a new initiative let girls learn, and valerie jarrett will join us to tell us all about it. we'll be right back. ♪ i think about my early 20s and i think that i actu

here's the forecast for mika as far as the snow goes. only 1 to 2 inches more. not a lot.day in the afternoon. we have a lot of heavy rain in texas and the forecast everywhere else except new england looks pretty good. >> forget it. seriously. good-bye. >> if you want something better we're cold to at least the beginningover april. >> oh really? exactly. >>> still ahead -- just go away. >> that was almost a world record for crumpling. >>> the secret facebook pictures from a penn state fraternity that could lead to charges. >>> robert durst really has something to smile about? that bathroom confession and whether it will be able to stand up in court. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what he becomes? great proposal! let'talk more over golf. great. how about over tennis? even better. a game changer! the ready for you

mika isn't even ready to do this. this is unbelievable. mika, can you talk? i can't. >> you can't. she's just in a state of disrepair over there. i'll tell you what. we have a lot going on. we'll be talking about hillary clinton and a bigger conversation about the e-mails and also the news last night that she's calling for the release. also can a nuclear deal with reached with iran. we've got an curry. she has an exclusive interview with iran's foreign minister and we're going to get reaction to the ron durhamer. he's going to tell us who he considers a comedic genius. that and a lot more coming up on morning joe. next. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. we used to have so many empty rolls! (cha-ching!) (cha-ching!) (cha-ching!) it felt like we were flushing money away. mom! that's why we switched to charmin ultra mega roll. it's charmin quality and long lasting. with more go's per roll, it pays to use charmin ultra mega roll. charmin ultra mega roll is 75% more absorbent so you can use less with every go. plus it even lasts longer

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. >> hi mika. how are you? >> you need coffee? you have a long day ahead of you.e have arizona john mccain as our guest. he's going to weigh in on the fight against isis and tomorrow's address by benjamin netanyahu. also campbell brown for a conversation about education and politics. >> we love her. >> and then in our 8:30 half hour you'll join us. you joe brook and me 8:30. >> i'm going to be there. don't you worry about i. >> after a great year today i head on to the afternoons where i'm going to be heading msnbc live. 1:00 p.m. join me today. i have donald trump. before he heads to iowa for the second time we've got thing a summit this weekends. if you have questions for him, you can find us on twitter and facebook and instagram. thank you to you all and joe, mika and willie for allowing me to have a caretaker of this special brand. >> can i come on your show? >> absolutely. but thank you so much. this has been a great opportunity. i'll be around this afternoon. in new york state, we're reinventing how we do business so businesses can reinvent the world. from p

. >> i think, mika do you buy that? >> tech experts also question clinton's insistence that her private e-mail server was -- >> because i've got to tell you, if i had a server that i had put in against guidelines and regulations, i would have no problem with people going through my personal e-mails. e-mails about my kids e-mails about my yoga classes, e-mails about all these things. you wouldn't have any problem doing that. in fact, if you want to clear it out, there's some personal stuff in here look at it and just take out what actually has to do with state department business. >> yeah. >> it's pretty obvious. >> clinton says her server was set up for her husband and is resisting calls to turn over the server. >> we have more than met the requests from the state department. the server contains personal communications from my husband and me and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private and i think that the state department will be able over time to release all of the records tha

mika brzezinski in fact grew up around langley.adquarters. there were one or two nights in high school was mika was racing and took the wrong turn. >> i went into the cia and let's say they let me know very quickly i had taken a wrong turn. >> the signs are not well lit at night. squinting at the -- >> yeah no. wow, that's incredible. they don't mess around. >> it's not easy to see. >> steve schmidt, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. >> gene robinson we will be reading your new column in "washington post" and, david ignatius, thank you as well. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," ann curry joins us live from switzerland, hours remain to reach a nuclear agreement agreement with iran. >>> also ahead, tweeting mom's good-bye. how scott simon invited millions of strangers into one of his life's most private moments. he joins us with his touching new book. you're watching "morning joe." know your financial plan won't keep you up at night. know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease

hi mika. good morning.ey questions as relates to the investigation really are, what did this plane descend rather rapidly, a controlled descent, programmed ascent why did it descend rapid rapidly from 30,000 do to 6,000 feet and why did the crew members not talk at all to air traffic control? the disaster stirring over the french alps may have started at our knee 38,000 feet. the plane spent one to three minutes at that altitude before beginning what appears to be a program descend, 4,000 feet per minute. unusually steep but not extreme. puzzling crash investigators is why the crew never radioed a mayday. >> they didn't provide a distress call indicate in any way, shape or form a problem with the aircraft unusual given they were at 38,000 feet. they would have been in complete communication with air traffic control. >> reporter: among the scenarios invest get a investigateors consider, a fire, or smoke, or sudden loss of cabin pressure but if that was the problem the pilots should have leveled the plane out

you know it was problematic. >> mika can i talk?it wasn't that different from what i saw yesterday. except the stakes are much much higher for israel. the reason why there were a lot of people there, clapping the reason why a lot of people in israel and america supported this speech, is because a lot of us believe a lot of "us" and i will say, yes, us believe that this is a pivotal point in the history of israel. that iran getting a nuclear weapon will be the greatest existential threat that this country has had since 1948. i'm not giving a political speech. but i am telling you why friends of israel who have seen israel as an oasis of stability and otherwise tumultuous region would not be shocked and stunned, and this is not the first time that you've had foreign leaders coming and giving speeches to -- and i was. i will tell you what was interesting, was the fact that i was on the floor, and everybody around me remarked that the intensity was actually greater than for any of the probably been ten state of the union addresses. on t

>> good mika. with me and she said it was exhausting. that's what you get after raising all of those little ones. >> oh, boy. so you've got three under the age of 10. i want to ask you about that first, but first let's talk about the headlines. we had historic elections overnight in israel. benjamin netanyahu is the victor. do you think republicans play add role in his victory? >> well, you know, i think that this was an important election, obviously. it was great to have benjamin netanyahu come visit, he made is very clear wasn't political. he just wanted to talk to america, talk to congress. i thought it was an important message that he gave us about the united states/israel relationship and the prospect of iran having a nuclear weapon and that has long been a position we have shared that we do not want iran to have a nuclear weapon. >> so you say it was an important message and it was good that he came over. but obviously we both know that was sort of not without controversy, and the white house

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mika's not here.ink it's going to come through. i think the president's december froit make it happen -- desperate to make it happen. >> there's still a chance the iranians back out, put on restrictions too tough and if it's not a deal that the president can feel good about, they can walk away. >> i think the president, robert gibbs, is desperate for a deal. i think presidents get to this phase in their presidency, time at the white house, and they'll do just about anything to get a deal. right now though iranians seem to be pushing us as far as they can push us. >> i mean i think we expected each side would push at the very end as hard as they can. i do not think that the overriding factor here is to say you've gotten a deal. i think the overriding factor is to get something that the administration and the government believes sets the time back for the development of a weapon by year and if it doesn't meet that standard it's not worth doing. >> okay. now, before we go to the news let's dig a little d

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this is symptomatic, mika., between a president and congress as there is today, and i am not saying that republicans did everything right. okay? >> you know john boehner my position has been john boehner can invite who john boehner wants to invite but they should have picked up the phone. right? called the white house, said listen, were you know you're going to disagree but we're inviting netanyahu. >> and john boehner should have picked up the phone when he declared amnesty, executive order on immigration. should have picked up the phone after the election -- >> what would you have done? picked up the phone and called the commander in chief and said hey, benjamin netanyahu's coming over? >> of course. >> you would have. >> i would have but, again, when bill clinton lost in the second term election he called republicans over. when george w. bush lost in the second term election he called the democrats over and what did this president say? i'm speaking for the two-thirds that didn't vote. >> and now is saying he

. >> i think mika beat us all last year. >> she did. i don't want to talk about it.a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. it's kind of cooling down. a false spring. >> i think you're going to see snow flakes on friday too. >> i do like this though. earliest 80s and 90s. >> but that was only for nebraska and kansas. it's amazing how hot the rest of the country is. it's to the point where it's almost ri tick use. l.a. and areas like that continue to bake in the heat while in the east it continues to be unseasonably cool especially in areas of new england where we saw some of the coolest temperatures in a long time this past winter and it's just continued here as we've gone throughout this last couple of months. yesterday was 93 in nebraska. it was 93 in mccook. it's insane. we're continuing to be very cool throughout the next couple days. the northeast if anyone is wondering, the parade is today. new york maybe a new showers and as far as the savannah forecast where there's a big party today, they should be just fine. there's not many problems. the

. >> time to bring in mika who is actually not on the desk today, thank god. one day and things like that start happening. >> i thought it was comfortable. the latest from tu shee sha rocked by a massacre. 19 killed and dozened wounded. the search for more suspects and questions about the security of the young democracy. plus high-tech as is nation by the u.s. cover. kill chain pulls back the government on the government's controversial use of drones. how it emerged, who made it happen and is this the new way of waging war. >> those stories plus we're going to envail the new cover of time magazine. we'll tell you how to lose after your weight and how to live to 148. >> you've lost a little weight. i think that i actually missed an opportunity there to experiment and fail and experiment and fail you know i really admire my mother despite what people said she bought me a sewing machine and she let me play with dolls. she really dared to let me be different. i consistently focus on the fact that we're young and i wanted them to understand that we're here to make

you understand mika. >> there were some athletes on the plane. that might actually -- >> no.u hang on. -- >> apparently you can explain why no republicans want to go to selma this weekend. >> because they're stupid. how's that. >> and in our 8:30 half hour we'll have a woman on who had a come um in fortune magazine where she apologized to all the working mothers she ever insulted after she became a working mother. >> when are you going to do that apologize. >> that was a hillary clinton half. thank you so much for being with us. you're sounding like hillary. you know that? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back. thank you. it's not home. but with every well considered detail, it becomes one step closer. no wonder more people choose delta than any other airline. ♪ ♪ i love my meta health bars. because when nutritious tastes this delicious i don't miss the other stuff. meta health bars help promote heart health. experience the meta effect with our multi-health wellness line. ♪ ♪ if you can clear a table without lifting a finger... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for po

>>> so mika i just inherited $10,000 from my great aunt myrtle. >> what are you talking about in?at i'm going to spend it on. lewis is with us and he's going to explain. >> i think you'd be very wise to spend your $10,000 on this. a taste of the apple watch yesterday they unveiled details about one of the biggest kept secrets. the company claims the watch holds an all day battery and can open some hotel room doors but it's the apple watch edition. 18 karat gold described as exquiz italy designed. retail sales april 24th. >> you think people are going to be lined up outside the store for that? >> i think that's why my aunt myrtle worked so hard so i can get them. >> "ghostbusters" fans. sony isn't stopping at an all female remake. they could start channing tatum as part of a new production party. ivan wrightman and dan aykroyd. we can expect a lot more. >> that will be fun. thank you lewis. that wasn't bad. ahead on morning joe we've got -- >> i don't have a great aunt myrtle. . >> i know. >> we have tom cotton the man of the hour coming up on morning joe. we'll be right back. buyi

mika is here with a look ahead. >> new information on the crash of germanwings flight.fore the plane slammed into a mountain? we're live in the french alps as investigators analyze the mangled black box hoping to unlock the mystery. and andrea mitchel joins us with major developments from the middle east and air strikes against isis and iraq while saudi arabia goes on the offensive in yemen. but with the president in full retreat, is the obama prepared to do more? we'll ask white house press secretary when he joins us live onset. also on the guest list this morning, senator box corker and general barry mccaffery weighs in on the military's decision to charge bowe bergdahl with desertion. that and much more coming up next on "morning joe" live from washington. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup ♪ i'm the protector of my patio. killing weeds where they grow. a barrier forms so weeds can't appear - serious weed prevention up to a year. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ so i'm fighting weeds on opening day and preventing weeds while i get away. weeds stay dead as we

in the meantime joe and mika this is about as nice as we get for the middle of march. 60 in new yorkafternoon. 72 in tell. >> no way. i told you bill karins would come through for us. >> warmest day in new york in three months. >> happy man. any flooding problems? >> biggest issues we had some last couple of days in kentucky. so far a slow melt. this is what we need. >> exactly what we need. thank you. all right. >> still ahead, robin thicke is accused of blurring lines in their smash hit. they made millions and now they have to give it up. i heard both songs. >> "way too early" will be back in. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if jublia is right for you. at ally bank no branches equals

. >> mika it's not going to be that interesting what we're doing but wee -- >> it's pretty good. a lot lined up. a lot more on the hillary clinton e-mails. >> do you believe that? >> i don't. didn't president obama have to hand in his blackberry. you go on government e-mail when you join the government and your personal e-mail is not involved. it is basic and for some reason it wasn't for clinton. >> unless you're a clinton and then you live by your own rules. >> the man who broke the story is going to be with us plus a preview of the netanyahu congress speech today. >> you think it's a terrible mistake? >> i think it's a side show. i think everybody involved with causing this problem with boehner to benjamin netanyahu are really stirring up trouble with our politics and possibly even international policy. >> congressman steve israel is going to be here to talk about that. valerie jarrett is going to be with us and a big announcement and warren bef feteuffet says elizabeth warren is angry. it's sixist. i love you, warren but that's sexist. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons e

thinks call mika made by intel. while it looks like a really fashionable beautiful bracelet it is cover in 18 car on the gold, it is a smart bracelet. on the back check your e-mail connect it to your google will account and facebook account. it the retails for $495. check your e-mail. swipe to the side. i can check my e-mails if you want. you can text from this too. >> i think i would buy this. >> i do. >> turn it around. >> it is a bracelet. >> it is gorgeous. really pretty. it comes in the black color. it clasps on like this. >> the ones we will get to is more dudish. >> it has a little charger. >> mini u.s. b. >> this comes to you from intel. >> really fabulous. >> it beats putting this in your hand. >> if you are a fit bit girl. >> you i am wearing mine right now. >> torey burch teamed up with fit bit to make a really beautiful bracelet. this is torey burch fit bit bracelet. it looks like a bracelet but in the back you can put your fit bit flex right in charge here. it is an active tracker. >> it counts your ste

mika bierrzezinski is launching a tour to help women advocate for themselves at home and at work. today she announced a challenge that women can enter. >> so i want you to put into words why you have value, why you deserve a bonus, upload that video on our website, and you might be one of three women chosen in each city to face off on stage. but we're not going to leave you alone on stage. we're going to have you first work for a couple of weeks with a team of know your value coaches. >> this is going to be an exciting tour. the winner could earn a bonus of $10,000. the "know your value tour" will be here in d.c. may 15th. there's more information on msnbc.com. search "know your value." >>> an american ebola survivor headed back to west africa and a texas nurse who contracted the virus while treating a patient in the u.s. is suing the hospital where she worked. >>> a study uncovering surprising statistics about high school dating violence. >>> and storm team 4 tracking more winter weather heading our way. >> it will be keeping us on our toes the next couple days. >>> the american

this is msnbc morning joe getting push back from mika brzezinski. >> why you would put protesters in group of one when there's people wanting change and protesting peacefully night after night after night. are you sure that was the way to say it? >> it ceases to be a peaceful protest as soon as somebody involves in violence. >> i think what you did was lump them together in a way that was a little ham fisted. >> we see on cnn as well. i guess i'm wondering, can this story be reduced down to two sides? i think the answer is no. we have to ask how can we in the media better cover the story. it's like 17 sided not just two sides. joining me mark lamont hail kmbt. thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> we talked about stories like climate change having two sides. this is different. this has many many many sides. there are many angles on topics as complex as race arrests. when you're on cable news as you so often are, do you feel like cable news and media fails to relay the complexity of this story? >> no we don't. it's so funny. whenever i'm defending a particular perspective, i'm imm

and mika i've learned about knowing your value. the pitches i've seen so far in philadelphia are incredible. >> actually were need more from philadelphia. >> need more. tell them what they need to do. >> so if you go on msnbc.com/knowyourvalue, ent are the bonus competition and pitch me for a bonus and three people will be chosen to pitch live onstage for $10,000. >> how much money? >> $10,000. first one's in philadelphia. >> this was the most moving part of the hartford -- >> amazing. so far so good. >> in the philadelphia area do this. incredible. >> keep submissions coming. >> i learned neither have a wristwatch and it's time to go. >> right. it's time. it's time. >> if it's way too early, more important than not having a wristwatch, i have nothinging in my ear. they're yelling right now. guess what? i'm not hearing. let me tell you about ucla -- >>> good morning. i'm jose diaz-balart. first on "the rundown," new developments in a pair of plane crashes amazingly everyone survived. this time lapse video shows massive cranes pulli