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you saw that just moments ago on msnbc live. i want to get to casey hunt right outside the home.e once again fueled discussions about mrs. warren, i mean senator warren's role in the clinton campaign. >> reporter: it is basically all we're chatting about this morning here, jose, she hadn't necessarily been at the top of a lot of vice presidential lists when this -- it became clear very quickly, it was kind of a storm of tweets that set this off initially and it became clear that she had the capacity to get under donald trump's skin a little bit. donald trump responding, talking got her on the stump, to offer one of his trademark nicknames for her and the clinton cam pain took a lot of notice and you saw her step even farther into that role last night in the speech at the american constitutional society, where she talked about trump's role with the judiciary, but she also called him a racist bully. she's able in many ways to level these angrier more aggressive attacks than the presidential nominee might not be able to. and she's been very effective at it. she has started in the la

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i'm alex witt in new york at msnbc word headquarters. former contestant of "the voice," christina grimmie died after being short at a concerted in orlando, florida, last night. her attacker shot her as she was signing autographs and turned the gun on himself. joining me now, matt grant from wesh 2 news in orlando. matt, what are you hearing from authorities there? >> reporter: good morning, alex. a business sr, tragic story. we know grimmie was performing a concert last night that started at 6:00. it brand up around 10:00. after the concert was over, she was in the lobby area signing autographs and selling merchandise when orlando police tell us an unidentified suspect approached her with two guns and shot her. witnesses tell us they heard between four and five gunshots. they saw what looked like a bullet wound in the back of her head, her on the ground. what happened after the shots were fired, grimmie's brother actually jumped in, tackled the suspect, and police are calling him a hero tonight saying he could have pre vented even more d

that's going to do it for this hour at msnbc, i am peter alexanader.colleague, andrea mitchell is up next. >> coming up here, california chaos. as donald trump says a federal judge of his mexican background can be impartial on his trump university case because of what trump said about that wall. >> we are going to build that wall, don't even think about it. who's going to pay for the wall? who? 100% right. >> anger boiling over and protesters going after trump supporters in san jose

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right now on "msnbc live," game on. the race to election day, november 8, is now exactly five months away. hillary clinton and donald trump have both assumed their roles as presumptive nominees, clinton embracing her historic win as the first female majority party pick. trump making the case about his own historic tally of republican primary votes, both setting the stage for what promises to be a scorching summer of heated back and forth. >> when he says let's make america great again, that is code for let's take america backwards. >> the clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves. >> at the same time, the gop civil war rages on. here's today's "new york daily news" cover as the chorus of outrage over trump's self-inflicted feud over his mexican heritage grows. trump has all but squandered his five-week head start on the general election race and calls for the support of one fellow republican. the question now is how many more will follow? >> hey, donald, guess what, i'm not

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joining me now, msnbc senior editor mark murray. people can go online.have covered them all substantively and significantly, the tough june, what happens in july for donald trump then? >> you know, tamron, there were positive things that donald trump can take advantage of the opportunities. so on the one hand he has his upcoming vice presidential pick we can expect any time in the next couple of weeks. starting judgment 8th, you have the republican convention in cleveland. that's an opportunity for donald trump to be able to say, you know what, i can hand tell white house. i can handle the oval office. then, tamron, today is the deadline for the june fundraising numbers. we'll get a sense of if donald trump has actually improved his deficit there. so i do think those are some of the three stores i will be watching to see if donald trump can have a better j ul. >> if those are to set a better july, his vp pick, more people said no or yes not interested in the job the convention again it seems some have said no rather than yesterday. we know ari is reporti

right now on "msnbc live," inexcusable.el him a racist, but republican leaders are going public, calling out donald trump's remarks about the federal judge overseeing his case. trump is saying the judge is biased because of his race. what are the gop leaders saying? >>> democrats and other groups opposing the gop nominee take their fight to the steps of trump tower. we're keeping an eye on that event playing out not very far from our headquarters. and the final countdown, hillary clinton hoping to clinch the nomination by tomorrow night as she and bernie sanders sweep through california with the state's primary just hours away. >>> and the loss of a legend. tributes to muhammad ali pouring in from all across this world as the city of of louisville, kentucky, gears up to say good-bye to its favorite son. the reverend jesse jackson will join me with a look back at ali's legacy and a tweet sent out over the weekend that's gotten so much attention. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm tamron hall coming to you live from our msnbc he

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this is "first look" on msnbc.edition of "way too early" live from orlando starts right now. [ bells toll ] >>> bells toll for each of the 49 people killed in the early sunday morning terrorist attack. thousands remember the victims as we learn more about the gunman. >> he's been in that venue several times that's not his first time going there. i know that for a fact. >> multiple reports that omar mateen went to the pulse nightclub often before the attacks and that's not all. we'll have new information on the investigation. >>> plus, president obama prepares for an emotional trip here to orlando. as the two people trying to succeed him trade blows over who's more qualified to be commander in chief. it is 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." good morning, it is tuesday, june 14th. i'm chris jansing, live in orlando. a community still in grief this morning at the senseless violence that unfolded over 48 hours ago. an attention grabbing headline features the names of 49 people killed. strat

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with me now is msnbc political reporter benji sarlin. force was the campaign manager that is today out of a job? >> well, it's a little tough to say because donald trump had such a skeletal campaign staff. so much of his success was based on the idea of trump being trump. that was often the unofficial motto, this idea that donald trump should not be restrained, he shouldn't be forced into a normal conventional campaign and i think you really see that when i talk to voters on the road the last few months. these trump voters are not responding to a specific campaign mailer they got from a campaign or a campaign ad. trump didn't really advertise a lot. they were responding to the candidate himself and specifically the message he was bringing to them. the idea that the system was corrupt. the idea that they wanted someone who wasn't too ideological. the idea that he capitalized on some of their resentments that they felt afraid to say in polite company. so i think it's a minor sideshow to the overall trump phenomenon. >> when it comes to iss

. >>> you're watching msnbc. we are watching the new york stock exchange. rang. the market is up. here to help me is elizabeth. >> what a route it was. we saw $3 trillion wiped away in the last three days. it is the biggest ever, bigger than 2008. >> back that up. i don't think people realize that, worse than 2008. >> worse than '08. it is as if we erased the entire economic output. you're seeing stocks up. we are up on the dow. a little bit of a rally. right now we are sort of back to where we were mid-march. >> even if the smarmarket is ban the green will we see investors shy away? >> people are trying to dissect stocks and trying to figure out how much they have to europe and britain at large. maybe the worst is over for now for the u.s. markets. britain might have further to fall. but so maybe we are sort of reaching a period of uncertainty but relative calm in u.s. markets. the truth is yes, it will take two or three years. we are not expecting any new big information. we can sort of coast on the ultra low rates. >> coast is what people hope we do. >>>

>> i'm craig melvin right now here at msnbc live. the raging debate over gun control has come to a head on the house floor. it happened just moments ago. house democrats sitting down on the job led by john lewis of georgia, congressman lewis of georgia, no strange tore sit-ins, of course, demanding that house republicans not recess until they allow a vote on common sense gun reform. their rallying cry "no bill, no break." >> i wondered what would bring this body to take action, what would finally make congress do what is right, what is just, what the people of this country have been demanding and what is long overdue. we have lost hundreds and thousands of innocent people to gun violence. >> i just got off the phone with representatives from congressman lewis' office. they tell me the congressman plans to continue with the foreseeable future, their words, not mine. right now roughly 40 house democrats, among them chris murphy who led the 15-hour filibuster last week. congresswoman bass talked to andrea a few minutes ago saying extrem

this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook.ernie sanders' campaign in california yesterday ahead of the state's democratic primary and even checked out the famous carousel at the santa monica pier. it got awkward when the music stopped and then bernie wouldn't admit the ride was over. this is going to be a contested carousel. >> it's primary day with the democratic race that may already be over as hillary clinton is making history as the presumptive nominee. >>> despite criticism, donald trump isn't backing down over comments about the mexican heritage of the federal judge. in fact, he's rallying supporters to defend his attacks. >>> plus, tropical storm colin makes land fall along the gulf coast. the storm's effects have been felt across much of the sunshine state. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." >>> good morning. it's tuesday, june 7th, i'm jonathan capehart. this morning, hillary clinton is on the path to history. last night at 8:45, nbc news declared her the presumptive democratic nomine

a busy morning ahead here on msnbc hour.g from hillary clinton and donald trump as the two candidates sharpen their attacks on each other. clinton is on capitol hill right now meeting with house democratic leaders to rally the party a day after blasting trump's economic record. donald trump set to take on clinton's economic plan later this hour during a speech in new york city. and any minute, house speaker paul ryan will take questions for the first time since three national polls show a trump slump. let's start our coverage with hallie jackson in new york covering the trump campaign. hallie, good morning to you. what do we know about this frontal assault on hillary clinton today? >> reporter: yeah, what aides are describing as an all-out attack here on clinton, specifically on five broad areas of her policy that we expect to hear trump go after when he takes to the podium in maybe a half an hour or so here in downtown new york city at trump soho. first you've got trade, terrorism. watch for trump to attack her on the clint

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joining me now is msnbc's chief legal correspondent ari melber.nd what can we expect? >> we can expect this showdown to happen here. we know they stayed up for the fill buster from senator chris murphy. his proposal is that gun show loophole issue trying to make sure the background checks that function and the rest of the gun market will be applied. the gun shows, here he is talking about it today on msnbc. >> what we're asking for is not terribly radical. if you're on the terrorist watch list you probably shouldn't be a weapon and it's pretty amazing there are potentially going to be 50 some odd republicans today that will vote against that. >> senator chuck grassley, the ranking member of judiciary has a counterproposal that allows republicans to be for something, this would bulk of the sharing of mental health records, an issue that's been important. the other big show is the no-buy list itself. senator feinstein has the proposal to say if you are on the terror watch list you shouldn't be able to buy a gun full stop. in the same way if you're o

this is "first look" on msnbc.nuing coverage of the mass shooting in orlando does continue right now with "way too early." >>> what was your reaction today when you heard the news. >> i would love to say shocked and awed, i kind of knew it was coming. >> i looked over and i saw bodies falling, people screaming, person next to me was shot, blood spattered and i fell down, crawled out. >> he was mentally unstable and mentally ill. the divorce took a year and a half to finalize. my family literally rescued me. the night they were there, they had to pull me out of his arms. >> 50 people killed, more than 50 injured in what is now the worst mass shooting ever on u.s. soil. president obama calling it an act of terror and an act of hate. this morning, we'll hear more from witnesses and from family members who are still waiting to hear about the fate of their loved ones. there is also new information on the gunman, his reported pledge to isis, the claims of abuse from his ex-wife, and why he was already on the radar of u.s

a short break here on msnbc.e keeping an eye on scotland where donald trump at the top of the hour is expected to hold a news conference. the contents of which we are not sure what he will say. we look at parliament. it looks like a stable magnificent building but inside of those corridors it could be anything but. we will be right back here on msnbc. why do people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. >>> i think the country requires fresh leadership to take it in this direction. i will do everything i can as prime minister to steady the ship over t

again, our law enforcement telling msnbc at this point at least two people have died there.icer tony em, the public information officer, one of the public information officers with the lapd, tony, what more can you tell us at this point? >> all i can tell you at this point is about 10:03 this morning we got calls of shots fired on the ucla dpus. we are assisting the campus police at this point and we have reports of possibly two victims down. it's still fluid investigation so that's all we have at this point. >> 20 minutes ago reports of shots fired. can you tell us more about where shots were fired? >> everything is vague and fluid. we're waiting for our pio to arrive on scene and contact us and notify us of their investigation. >> is the shooter or shooters still on the loose? >> we don't have the information at the time. >> what are you telling folks on campus? are we telling everyone to shelter down or to shelter in place, rather, or is this a shelter in place order just for one or two buildings? >> i encourage everyone to listen to the campus police officers. >> what ab

. >> reporter: msnbc's casey hunt is at hillary clinton's zk home. when she was asked what she was looking for in a vp, somebody who was ready to take the job from day one, and now you have someone who is potentially on her list. >> it wasn't quite a mike drop, but it was something close to it. just a very simple, straight forward, yes, i think i would be qualified to do this. and of course in this veep stakes game, where everybody is parsing every worth that comes out of everyone's mouth, it was a very significant statement. and elizabeth warren newfueling some of this herself, she's also i think been viewed increasingly inside the clinton campaign as someone who's just a very effective attack dog against donald trump. and republicans learned that it can be a tricky enterprise, trying to go after him. but it became clear pretty much immediately that she was capable of getting under donald trump's skin, and you talked about the increase nickname that trump has come up with for elizabeth warren. it's very clear that he fuels the need to respond when s

we'll have that for everybody on msnbc. ari, thank you. >>> i want to go to gabe gutierrez. he was there as this outpouring of support came last night in orlando. 50,000 people gathering a week after the shooting. a solemn remembrance of the 49 lost. and, gabe, let's talk about this. it was a beautiful showing of support. and i believe even at one point a rainbow showed up over this crowd that was out to stand together and remember the 49 lost. >> yeah, that's right. good morning. a poignant moment when that rainbow peeked out from the clouds after a pop-up rain storm that had happened earlier in the afternoon. and you're right. this was a massive vigil. the largest one yet. an estimated 50,000 people gathered to remember those 49 lives lost as well as the more than 50 people who were injured. at last check, at least 21 people are still hospitalized. four of them in critical condition and throughout the weekend, we had several funerals that happened. at least five of them on saturday. a few more on sunday. we spoke with one man, a father, who had to say good-bye to his son o

ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. >>> back now live on msnbc, happening right now anotherperatures across the southwest, arizona four people died from separate heat related emergencies this past weekend alone. 25 million americans right now are under heat alerts throughout that region. the heat, of course, also fuelling wild fires, in california, arizona and new mexico. tens of thousands of acres of land have been charred and evacuation orders and forcing hundreds from their homes in southern california, steve patterson is in the hard hit area in that state. give us a sense of the situation there, the real fears with temperatures rising and wind gusts as well as the situation is not going to subside any time soon. >> the situation is hot. >> reporter: we are in the staging area of this surf of fires. still in the morning hours of this side of the country, you can see the huge shift change. one of the biggest most important parts of the point is this truck here. we heard the forecast of what's going to happen this weekend and beyond to the week, we had about 800 additional

charlie is joining me now, a regular contributor to msnbc.ice to see you again. >> thank you. >> to be clear, you are not a fan of donald trump. you have not yet flipped at all. this morning you tweeted, i warned you, if you embrace trump, you embrace every slur, insult, outrage, falsehood. key republican leaders this week strongly condemning his language about the judge and the mexican heritage judge involved in his case, reince priebus, newt gingrich, they are still supporting donald trump. where do you stand in all this? >> that's why hard never trump is better than a soft never trump because you don't have to carry the water. i was trying to warn these guys you won't be able to thread the needle. this is what paul ryan and others are doing. somehow you support donald trump for president of the united states but yet distance yourself from the bizarre things he says. this is a real test for the republican party. can the party of lincoln become the party of donald trump? the answer is no. and you know that it is really, really bad when newt

let's start with msnbc chris jansing from santa monica, california. you have a lot of fresh reporting about what bernie sanders is contemplating and what may happen tonight glchlt . >> reporter: in fact, what happens tonight will determine what happens tomorrow. there will be very important conversations when he and his senior staff fly back to burlington, vermont. can he win california? he has a west coast sweep along with oregon and washington, d.c. state. that will send a strong message, he believes. there are other states voting. they think they have a good chance to win three of them. the dakotas, they feel very good about. if they can win four states here, including montana, that would be kind of a dream scenario. then, they could potentially make an argument, have a strong argument, they feel, to move forward. the thing they have talked about, to try to flip these superdelegates to go all the way to the convention. on the other hand, if he has a bad night tonight, that conversation on the plane is likely to be very different. it will be how do

thanks for watching this hour of msnbc live. i'll see you back here at 1:00 eastern. our coverage right now. >>> right now on "msnbc live" dueling attack. donald trump taking aim at hillary clinton in california, responding to her blistering speech where she said he is unfit to lead. outside trump protesters became the targets, met with flying food and flying fists. >>> tragedy in texas today. five soldiers confirmed dead at ft. hood after being swept away in flash floods. we're live on the scene as officials ramp up their search for four others still missing. >>> and officials now confirming that prince died of

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i'm joined now by msnbc terrorism analyst.mong these terror groups online. have we learned anything about a possible connection to this guy? >> we know an isis-affiliated media unit claimed omar mateen was an islamic state soldier in america. there's, of course, no indication whether he trained with isis or left the united states to train with them in the ranks there or had been featured in any of their videos. also isis has not released any official statements claiming credit for this attack, although that's still also early to determine. they might at a later time just to take advantage of the propaganda value. >> you know, fbi director james comey says investigators believe mateen was radicalized precisely through the internet. how challenging is it for governments to block these websites and these chat rooms? >> i don't think it's impossible to block these websites and chat rooms. the problem is you block one and ten more pop up. it's almost like a whack-a-mole game. maybe it's not a great idea to shut them all down and mo

robert costa is a national political reporter for "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst. ann guerin is also a national political reporter for "the washington post," and jonathan capehart is an opinion writer for "the washington post," and an msnbc contributor. it's "the washington post" show tonight here on "hardball." i feel like i should get some kind of contributor title for the post. robert costa, let me start with you. mitch mcconnell, those comments from mitch mcconnell, what's most significant to me about them is the fact that he's making them. this is a guy who's loathe to speak out publicly, to get off of -- to be saying anything negative about his own team, about his own party. the simple fact that he's saying anything here seems to speak volumes. >> most times, in presidential campaigns, communications to the candidate from within the party, they're done via back channels. but in this campaign, especially with donald trump as the standard-bearer, these communications are being done in public, through the media. and you see this with senator mcconnell and so ma

"msnbc live" continues.n msnbc, texting during the massacre. police reveal the messages the orlando nightclub shooter sent to his wife as he carried out the shooting. this as investigators uncover more about his troubling past, including concerns as far back as grade school. >>> plus the unconventional plan from the unconventional candidate. does donald trump's new strategy involve ignoring key battleground states to spend more time fund-raising? >>> and temperatures could soar up to 120 degrees in california and arizona as much of the west braces for potentially record-breaking heat wave. it's already being blamed for the death of a toddler in texas and it's helping to fuel raging wildfires. we'll update you on it. good morning, everyone, i'm tamron hall coming to you live from our msnbc headquarters in new york. we begin with the latest on the orlando nightclub shooting. we're learning new details about communications made by gunman omar mateen during the rampage. a source close to the gunman's wife tells