>>> and justice sonia sotomayor. on the future of affirmative action. and that surprising costco run-in with hillary clinton. >> it was not planned. i can assure you. i promise. >>> from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts now. >>> good morning. i'm martha raddatz in baghdad where the battle for control of iraq has take an dire turn. the jihadist group isis gaining new ground, capturing four key towns. near the syrian border. threatening this country and the entire region. and the u.s. homeland with its growing strength. we have team coverage of the latest developments including breaking details on the u.s. special forces preparing to advise the iraqi army. we begin in baghdad, where shiite militias took to the streets this weekend in a show of force. members of the madi army who once led the fight against americans in baghdad's city, now vowing to stand up against isis. the jihadist fighters threatening baghdad's borders. isis gained critical new ground this weekend, after wiping out an entire iraqi brigade. isi sirks now controls a

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor dropped by. she told clinton, i'll read the book.said, you better, i read yours. >>> all right, it was earlier in the show we asked you for other famous voices that shared it. >> good morning, thomas, one of our viewers said that this voice is iconic for them. >> you killed them. >> no, i am your father. >> oh, yeah. >> yep, james earl jones. >> we love him. >> we do. >> you also liked john forsythe. >> lady voices. katherine hepburn fran drescher. >> thanks, justine. >>> coming up next on "way too early," the stories you'll be talking about in the day ahead and "morning joe." straight ahead. th ink plus from. th ink plus from. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. means keeping seven bill

saturday, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor just happened to bump into hillary at costco. mrs.the arlington, virginia, to promote her book and the justice was just there shopping. >>> in the los angeles times, governor chris christie tells gop donors you'll get over it, after being asked about the bridgegate scandal. the governor told hundreds of donors to get over it, adding it will be fine. >>> the interim foreign minister used a vulgar schoolyard word that has caused an international incident. russia has called for his resignation. >>> governor quinn sign legislation to prohibit police quotas. >>> president bill clinton is most admired president of thes past 25 years, that's according to a new wall street journal/nbc news study. 42% of respondents picked clinton. 17% for george w. bush and 16% for his father, jrj h.w. bush. that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> joining us this morning for more perspective is david nakamura. the world is watching the president's move when it comes to the growing tension in iraq, so could the chaos there influence president oba

love me some sonia sotomayor. we finally know what's under those robes. it's all comfy stuff.in hillary clinton is there. too much fraternization? >> not at all. look. you're going to costco. a six-pack of shaving cream. or paper towels. stop by and see hillary clinton. looks like that's what was happening. >> you come for the big tide but stay for hillary clinton. >> costco has great cupcakes. but back to your question, hillary clinton is the hottest ticket in town right now if you are a democrat. you are excited about her potential candidacy. you are excited about her record. she's a woman and that's clearly the glass ceiling we have yet to crack. hillary clinton is someone you probably want to go out and support whether it be signing her book or also maybe cheering her on. the question becomes, and i disagree with bob on this. i really do think it's going to be chris christie, scott walker or probably jeb bush from florida. conservatives are very comfortable with jeb bush. he is one of them. he is someone that comes, obviously, from a very big state and he could very much d

people attended the book signing in arlington, virginia, and among them, supreme court justice sonia sotomayorshe's the one in the striped shirt there. she told reporters she was just shopping and decided to get a signed copy. clinton obviously surprised, shouted that she couldn't believe it. >>> the central subway project in san francisco will mark a milestone on monday. the tunnelling work for the major extension of the muni metro t third line has been completed. this is video of the work from the san francisco municipal transportation agency. the agency says the two 350-foot-long tunnel boring machines each dug 8500 feet over the past year. the two central subway tunnels will allow the trains to travel quickly. the subway is set to open in 2019. >>> up next, a woman with good intentions makes a surprising find. she thought the worst when she heard yells for daddy in her neighborhood. what police found brought a smile to everyone. >>> and taking a live look outside for our father's day forecast. we have frances in today and we'll find out if the w thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor says i happened to be shopping at costco, came by to say hi. >> she's out on an ordinary saturday. >> she does. the justice reportedly promised to read clinton's book to which clinton replied "you better. i loved yours." >> i don't know what she wears. she didn't show up in the robe of course. >> i don't know what's under that robe. >>> former president george h.w. bush just turned 90. >> tonight cnn will air a film about the nation's 41st president. we'll give you a look peek. >> combing up on "inside politics" we'll sort out the winners and losers in the unexpected revolution in the republican party. >>> and hillary clinton's book rollout, it's been rocky. can she get her "a" game back? we'll see you in a few minutes on "inside politics." are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone... in the world. if hp security solutions can help

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor says she was just out doing her weekend shopping when she saw theopped by to say hi. also in washington today, they marked the 200th anniversary of the star spangled banner. ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> axelrod: thousands participated in a sing-along along the national mall. the song, written by francis scott key, as he watched the british bombardment of fort mchenry of the baltimore harbor during the war of 1812, became our national anthem in 1931. the owner of a texas gravel company found much more than dwrafl in his company's backyard. he discovered a wooly mammoth skeleton, almost pristine, and almost completely intact. pailien tolses say it had been undisturbed for between 30,000 and 40,000 years until the man accidentally banged into it with his backhoe. and they celebrated a rather big birthday in great britain today. queen elizabeth officially marked her 88th birthday with all the royal trimmings. first the fly-over. and then a procession of the royal guard. more than 1,000 in full dress. the queen herself rode out fr

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in its ruling on his abuse of power and even the liberal justices, including obama appointees sonia sotomayor elena kagan could not come to terms with his remarks. he is not a man easily embarrassed or ashamed, not even by the highest court in the land. as we reported here tonight, the supreme court has ruled against unanimous decisions 12 times, bounced between conservatives and liberals, and as i said, two of his own appointees. it not only ignores the constitution, but also frequently that your. "the washington post" fact checker was awarded three pinocchio is proclaiming last week that syrian opposition fighters were former teachers and according to the camp of tampa bay a lot of people may remember joe wilson. the congressmen reacting to the president's denial that would cover illegal immigrants. it dies. but that wasn't the only line that would be told to pass obamacare. and nor would those be his only vice. we're coming right back. >> she was his faithful secretary of state for four years, but with the 2016 presidential run looming, the break with the president is inevitable, and says

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor.ust shopping at costco when she found out that clinton was there signing her new book "hard choices." >>> more pivotal shifts in politics this week. on thursday, house republicans will choose their next majority leader. the winner will replace eric cantor who was defeated in a stunning upset in the primary seventh district by a tea party inspired college professor. >> reporter: are you going to vote for david brat? >> listen, i want a republican to hold this seat. of course. of course. this is about making sure that we have a strong republican majority in the house. i'm hopeful we'll take it in the senate as well. very optimistic about that. >> let's bring in cnn's political analyst ron brownstein in los angeles. he's director "the national journal." what is at the root of the defeat? is it eric cantor taking too much for granted or is this a bigger message in his defeat? >> it's a little bit of both. the causes of the defeat are largely local and they have to do with a variety of fact

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor was shopping at that costco. when she stumbled on to the signing event. they greeted one another. then the justice grabbed a copy of clinton's new book "hard choices." we believe she paid for it. >>> meanwhile, pippa middleton is on a biking trek across the u.s. pippa, the sister of great britain's duchess, kate middleton, is joining eight-person relay in the race across america, the grueling race stretches 3,000 miles california to annapolis, maryland. pippa is expected to pedal at least 300 miles during the nine-day relay. she and her brother james are taking part of the riding event for charity. >>> and finally the nba finals, the miami heat, they are on the brink of elimination, as they face the san antonio spurs, in game five, later today. the spurs have dominated the finals. they lead that series, three games to one. and lebron james, who of course plays for the heat, said that he needs to step up his game tonight. >> i'm here with a 3-1 deficit. and you know, as one of the leaders of the team, i have to tr

he says the supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, she's a racist. she says the only reason president obama was elected is because of people who cannot spell the word vote or say it in english. he says he should have literacy tests for voting. did i mention he writes for "world net daily" now? democrats? colorado want to run against that guy, obviously. turns out they're not just wishing and hoping for that, they're doing something about it. kdvr in denver was first to report on this ad run by a liberal group in colorado, it's kind of amazing. it appears on the surface to be an anti-tom tancredo ad but it is totally designed to make conservative republican primary voters pick tom tancredo to be their republican candidate for governor. >> even as it it's starting to work, republican tom tancredo is still one of the country's strongest opponents of obamacare. he called it crony capitalism on steroids and a monstrous government scam. that's right. tancredo believes obamacare is a scam. tancredo called the idea of states setting up their own programs fut

hillary clinton was there signing copies of her book when supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. the two hugged. she said the meeting wasn't planned but she was out shopping. >> out getting her 100 boxes of mac and cheese. ron, thanks. >> and dylan is here with the first check of the forecast. >> craving 100 boxes of mac and cheese. looking at a pretty nice father's day but yesterday very strong storms in colorado, kansas and areas like nebraska where we had some very strong storms. take a look at this video from stockton, kansas, north central kansas and a storm chaser spotted this tornado starting to develop out that way. we saw some nasty storms. in fact, we did have a lot of storm reports. ten reported tornadoes, and we also had several reports of large hail all in this area. eastern colorado, into nebraska and kansas. 103 hail reports. 178 wind reports. that's your strong gusty winds that cause some of that damage, so today we are still looking at some stronger storms moving into iowa and areas like missouri. they are weakening a bit. no severe weather right now. cloud-to-gr

other heavy hitters, house speaker john boehner, nancy pelosi and supreme court justice sonia sotomayorthe politicians won, 10-5. i was part of the team announcing the game with amy klobuchar and dana bash. a great night at the ballpark. and that's epic, bro, we've forgotten just how good good is. good is setting a personal best before going for a world record. good is swinging to get on base before swinging for a home run. [ crowd cheering ] good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but to land right on it and do some experiments. ♪ so start your day off good with a coffee that's good cup after cup. maxwell house. ♪ good to the last drop >>> so as we await momentarily, the president coming in to announce what he has decided about iraq, let's talk about the politics and the politics of getting public support for whatever he ends up doing. the president's statement with our political panel. we've got chris cillizza, managing editor of post politics.com. bloomberg news political reporter jean cummings. nbc capitol hill correspondent luke russert. and nbc national correspondent peter ale

and all of a sudden either john lewis is there or we see sonia sotomayor who was doing their saturday shopping. it does show you that supreme court justices also have to shop and have to shop at big box stores and ran into hillary clinton there. the book tour you would think with all of the fanfare and the carefully chosen set of interviews and all the rest that she could avoid controversy or is it controversial just because the book is so cautious? >> i think it's a fine line between sort of the way she's portraying it, which is, i'm being more myself. i'll unbound. i'm going to say it how it is and saying things that get you into long-term trouble. i do think one of the critiques of her and i'm sure she's examined this during the 2008 campaign was too guarded. too cautious. didn't take any risks. so, you know, she probably does want to have a little bit more freedom in terms of what she says and how she says it. that said, she's the biggest -- nonincumbent front-runner, certainly in the modern history of presidential campaigns which means she will get a level of scrutiny that no oth

at the time sonia sotomayor was going through hearings to be justice.statements that were being made by people on radical sites. he didn't feel it helps the process. and he spoke out about that. so i was very impressed about how engaged and sharp he still was in the process. >> i love that. >> this is a man right now who is having about the best victory lap ever. >> oh, come on. >> he was sick. it was about a year ago he was so sick. since then he has just done so much and put so many smiles on people's faces, including his own. robin meade, thank you so much for being with us. i love seeing the president do this. >> girl, you are much braver than i am, let me just tell you that. >> i would never do it in real life. >> well, that was real life. >> for television, i'll do it. >> you jumped. you jumped. >> i don't know if you have -- there's still photos that i've given you and your producers that i think say so much about the man behind the scenes. if you don't have it, i'll tell you, for example, right there, that's a surreal moment when we landed, and

while justice kennedy said voters could decide whether race matters in public education, justice sonia sotomayor passionately disagreed. race always matters. because it reinforces the most crippling of thoughts, i do not belong here. the court tore down the 35-year-old limit any one person could contribute to any one kantd candidate in the election cycle. >> victory! finally, we're rid of the corrosive influence of not enough money in politics! >> reporter: chief justice john roberts said campaign contributions were a basic right. on cell phone privacy, the issue -- can police search your cell phone without a warrant if you're arrested for anything? he put a sharp line around our digital lives. acknowledged it would make crime fighting harder but declaring privacy comes as a cost. abortion clinic buffers. the hot button issues of abortion and free speech collided. the 35-foot buffer zone in massachusetts was beat down. ruth bader ginsburg had to swallow hard before casting a vote in this one. >> this group wants to march. we hate what they say. but we believe in their freedom to say it. >> repor

>>> and justice sonia sotomayor. on the future of affirmative action. that surprising costco run-in with hillary clinton. >> it was not planned. i can assure you. i promise. >>>

graham voted for supreme court justice sonia sotomayor's nomination.the same thing happen in dick lugar and may be happening to thad cochran in mississippi. so lindsey graham has known that this primary on tuesday could be a problem for him. he admitted once that his basic strategy is for keeping the tea party base at bay. any time you challenge the president, obama, it's good politics. so graham said that last year. the good news is he's way ahead in the latest poll, but the catch is that south carolina is a run-off state. so if he did you want get up and over that 50% mark, one of those challengers will get a one-on-one shot at him in two weeks on june 24th. while he would be heavily favored in the run-off it would be a serious headache for him and tea party groups that have so far ignored this race might get interested. run-offs can be very unpredi unpredictable. so the question is is lindsey graham poised to fight the tea party off or is his tea party headache just getting started. here to try to answer what's in store for him is jamie self with th

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor just happened to be shopping at the costco.nton burst out into laughter and said, i can't believe it. clinton spent more than three hours signing books as part of her book tour. she talked about being dead broke earlier this week, the deteriorating situation in iraq could prove a bigger challenge for the former secretary of state. you have the white house three days ago talking about one of her greatest accomplishments was eradicating an al qaeda in iraq. 48 hours later, dealing with situation where we're talking about how to best help eradicate al qaeda offshoot in iraq. let's bring in jonathan alan and a.b. stoddard, columnist with the hill. iraq descending in kay ross, as hillary clinton rolls out her took touting foreign policy credentials. what's the impact? >> well, it's a very tough surprise for hillary clinton, obviously she knew something was going to happen with iraq at some point. it's been deteriorating for quite some time and the writing's been on the wall, the various insurgents and terrorist groups trying to take

. >> i'm reminded that, of course, one of the people currently sitting on the court is sonia sotomayorng for sotomayor and the notorious rbg, ginsberg, to scream out, no, no, not this. and so when sotomayor joins in this decision, i started asking, is it about a kind of catholic latino conservatism? and you were saying, no, that is not the way to think about it. >> like the majority of all women, latinas of all faiths use and support contraception. 97% of sexually experienced latinas have used a form of contraception in their life and 90% of catholic married latinas have used a form of contraceptive that is banned by the vatican. it was a big win when they used contraception as preventative care. we are hopeful and want to ensure that the supreme court rules in the favor of religious liberty of the women, of the families that can make decisions for themselves with their own moral agency, with their own faith, with their own conscience not those of the ceos. >> you don't see sotomayor as necessarily joining as a base level identity politics? >> no. >> let me ask one are more. i want to

sonia society so mayor showed up. can you imagine? now the two chatted for a bit, you see there in that photo. sotomayorold reporters she was just shopping at the store. you know, everybody goes to cosco apparently. love that. >>> well, secretary clinton is on book tour of course promoting her new memoir published by simon and shuster, a division of cbs. later this morning, she will talk with jane pauley on cbs sunday morning, now, their conversation touches on issues like benghazi, clinton's health, and whether americans are sick and tired of her famous last name. here's preview of the interview you'll see coming up a little later on cbs this sunday morning. >>> president clinton told someone who was with just this room, personally, hillary clinton says everyone's sick of the clintons. is that how you feel? >> well, a lot of people have said that besides me. but that wouldn't -- that wouldn't influence my decision one way or the other, because i think the voters have the right to choose who ever they want. >> is health an i shall knew. >> no, for me, personally, no, thankfully. i fell on my head, got a