. >> okay. >> it's time, joe. >> how come she's got to be sitting across from me like that? >> what's all this, joe? have a seat. >> why does she have to be sitting across from me like that? >> because she's a member of the committee. >> she's no committee. >> amy, i want to hear what happened in your words. >> okay. so i asked him if he wanted a shower. he pointed to the next-door neighbor and said, take him first. i said, okay. so you are refusing? i turned around and walked down the stairs. so he started banging on the door, on the window. and i called sergeant jackson. sergeant jackson went up the stairs. joseph started calling me a tramp and telling me he hated me. >> all right. now, let me hear your version, joe. >> she's lying. >> did you call her names? >> to him. >> he did call amy names. >> what did he call her? was she present when he called her -- >> i don't know the exact words, but he said [ bleep ] or something like that. i don't think he swore, though, i think he said [ bleep ]. >> i didn't say no [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i don't think she said what i said. >> what she sai

televisión. >> de acevedo. >>> el alguacil joe arpaio vioÓo derechos constitucionales. la demanda fue presentada en representaciÓn de todos los latinos desde enero. vilma tiene mÁs detalles. >>> esta vez lo dijo un juez federal. el alguacil de arizona violÓ los dj de los inmigrantes que detuvo cuando manejaban por las calles de arizona, sino por el hecho de lucir como latinos, dice que joe arpaio defendiÓ su derecho de participar en operativos que tienen que ver con inmigraciÓn cuando no tenÍa base. los hombres detenÍan los vehÍculos cuando veian que eran de apariencia latina. y la demanda fue puesta por 5 inmigrantes que aseguraron qued su origen Étnico. los que fueron vÍctimas celebraron el pronunciamiento del juez. >>> creo que es tiempo de que todas las personas que han sido vÍctimas de joe arpaio los dejen salir libre. >>> la organizaciÓn somos amÉrica tambien formÓ parte de los demandantes. >>> nosotros siempre argumentamos que el alguacil joe arpaio viola nuestros derechos constitucional y llevamos esta informaciÓn a los abogados, y ahora celebramos con la vi

. ♪ >>> estos son los titulares: viernes 24 de mayo del 2013. un juez dice que joe arpaio violÓ derechos de muchos latinos. millones viajaron durante el fin de semana. y mientras que muchos esperan un nuevo despertar en oklahoma. y veremos hasta donde un ser humano puede resistir vientos tan fuertes como los de un huracÁn o tornado. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" edicion nocturna. con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >>> el alguacil joe arpaio vioÓo derechos constitucionales. la demanda fue presentada en representaciÓn de todos los latinos desde enero. vilma tiene mÁs detalles. >>> esta vez lo dijo un juez federal. el alguacil de arizona violÓ los dj de los inmigrantes que detuvo cuando manejaban por las calles de arizona, sino por el hecho de lucir como latinos, dice que joe arpaio defendiÓ su derecho de participar en operativos que tienen que ver con inmigraciÓn cuando no tenÍa base. los hombres detenÍan los vehÍculos cuando veian que eran de apariencia latina. y la demanda fue puesta por 5 inmigrantes que aseguraron que habÍan sido detenidos sol

quieto a joe arpaio, no podrá perseguir inmigrantes por su perfil racial, eso le ordena un juez y luego de 105 años, la frontera entre méxico y estados unidos tiene una nueva ruta, vamos con la información. >> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout. >> buenas noches y bienvenidos al noticiero univisión del fin de semana y el clima sigue generando desagradables noticias, ahora en texas las lluvias han provocado grandes inundaciones que en algunas zonas han llegado hasta los 4 pies, esto puede ser letal, vamos con los detalles. >> tormentas severas afectan a san antonio desde el viernes por la tarde, en una hora cayeron más de 6 pulgadas de lluvias. >> vi un corriente que no se podía parar, ahí, había basura por donde quiera, y la gente salía también para ver lo que pasaba, un poco de miedo, pero bien, mi casa estaba bien pero mucha agua. >> mi garaje lleno de agua, todas mis herramientas mojadas. >> una mujer de 29 años perdió la vida pues su vehículo fue arrastrada por la corriente, también una mujer cayó al (nombre en inglés) por la carretera

that everyone forgets to laugh. comedian joe derosa. that was kind of mean. and in canada she a door stop. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and his mustache can brerch 400 pounds while cooking a three-egg spanish omelette. john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and he is also the president of "red eye." before we proceed i want to point out this show was recorded last night or the night before. we want to refrain from reporting on the tornadoes. our thoughts and prayers go out to the families affected by the tragedy. on that note, our first story. was his only goof pursuing the truth? the justice department scandal just got scandaly. yes, keep going. the washington post reports that the doj also went after fox news correspondent james rosen obtaining a portfolio of information on his conversation and visits as an investigation into a possible leak. so it wasn't just the ap facing scrutiny. the doj went a step further as an fbi agent claimed rosen broke the law, quote, at the very least either as an aider, abettor and/or co conspirator. why can't he be all three? we are outrage

, with the kind of strength and courage that ignites hope and optimism in all of us. joe biden didn't stop there. while serving in the u.s. senate, he dared to venture into what had been traditionally been considered a private family matter. one is near and dear to my heart. judiciary, hee championed lammert legislation known as the violence against women act of 1994. [applause] , my postf his efforts law school career began in 1997 as director of the south carolina attorney general program. when set was number one in the nation for women murder by abuse of harder -- abusive partners, -- joe biden became one of our nation's strongest voices, working across the aisle and across the globe to build and strengthen relationships, protect our citizens, and our fear him -- and our freedom. 's vice president, his ability to connect with and understand the needs of ordinary, everyday people is a quality that is a rare at that level of government. israel.ity it is not the nets are made up. joe biden genuinely cares about people. he always looks for the good in others. fast-forward to unpreceden

three from new york. >>> you can sum up joe flacco's season in three words, maligned, celebrated, paid. that last one is complimented of leading the b birds to the championships of pin point spirals last year. he got to go to disney world and then worked for the dairy queen and now it's back to his real job which gets significantly more difficult when you considerate ravens have lost a lot of ammo from a year ago, but as the team convened for organized team activities today john harbaugh not concerned. the one thing he can count on, big joe and he says big joe ain't changed. >> 1 thing about joe, nothing is -- one thing about joe, nothing is going to change joe. joe is going to be who he is. i don't think changing the roster or the contract will change joe. joe is joe. >> the only thing different is i probably don't know 80% of the guys' names on our team at this point. so i would say that's the only difference. >> all right. we shall see. >>> finally tonight we go to south america where they're crazy about soccer or football, but not crazy about these officials, gang. everything on th

lowered from the current on the 08% to on the 05 so we asked joe vas kez to show us what's really different in that 300ths of a percent. joe. >> it can make a dramatic difference as demonstrated by one of my colleagues using a miniature breathalyzer kpix 5 wilson walker is drinking on the job helping us conduct a test with the help of a breathalyzer on loan from backtrack.com. >> .02 after one beer. >> wilson weighs 180 pounds and just eaten a half a cheese burger while watching the game. the test, how many drinks until you reach .05, the legal limit proposed by the feds today. >> there you go. .055. >> you are over the limit. >> over the limit. >> with two beers. what goes through your mind knowing two beers, that's it. >> how many people went out tonight watching the basketball game had two beers or more and felt perfectly all right to drive home. >> the ntsb says the current legal limit of .08 saved lives for three decades by dropping it to .05 can save more. >> it can potentially save between 800 to 1800 lives a year. >> it's going to make more people eligible for penalties. d

rashad. her latest project is a revival ," "joe turner's come and gone which she directed. it opened here in los angeles. we are glad you have joined us or a conversation with phylicia rashad, coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: phylicia rashad outstanding career as an actress and director has won won her a myriad of awards for my including a tony award. 2 emmy nominations for her role as claire in the long-running "the cosby show." "joe turner's come and gone" has just hope -- has just opened here in los angeles. it is an honor to have you on this program. is it just me, or do i see you directing something anytime i look up? [laughter] tavis: -- >> no

opposition that president obama, vice president biden, joe manchin, pat toomey, are facing? >> reporter: this is a phenomenon you've been seeing across many examples, this convention being one of them. you also saw gun sales spike at many local stores. i was at a gun shop in new hampshire just a few days ago as the senator up there was holding a town hall. they said their sales spiked immensely. the nra says they have also been adding membership, up past four million now, and the attendees here could set a record. >> tell me what you've been hearing from nra officials since you've arrived and what their expectation is for this weekend. is basically the purpose sort of a rallying cry? >> reporter: absolutely. as you saw, the former president said they view this as a war and while they may have won the lobbying battle in congress with this background check vote going down, they see this as a way to get their membership very engaged, fired up. the political speakers that are going to be here later in the day are people that will have some fiery rhetoric. sarah palin is speaking. senator te

painting i've always wanted. >> i've been getting hate mail from the bea arthur estate. "morning joe" starts right now. >> how do you feel about comparison by some of your critics of this week's scandals to those that happened under the nixon administration? >> i'll let you guys engage in those comparisons. you can go ahead and read the history i think and draw your own conclusions. my concern is making sure if there is a problem in the government, that we fix it. >> good morning. it's friday, may 17th. what a beautiful friday. >> gorgeous. >> look at that. look at that. we may have a little bit of sun around here. beautiful friday. hope you're going to have a great weekend. with us on set senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post and currently the hardest working man in show business, sam stein. i saw him last night working like 10:30 at night on air. chairman of deutsch ink, donny deutsch and a man who would agree that sam stein should ever have the moniker working man in show business, host of msnbc's "politics nation" and president of the natio

. reacciona al caso. estado el alguacil joe arpaio apelarÁ a una decisiÓn de un juez, y culpa a las autoridades federales por el mal entrenamiento de sus agentes. los republicanos de la cÁmara baja que negocian una reforma migratoria estÁn preocupados sobre la carga econÓmica que significa un inmigrante con estatus previsional. y hablaremos de los Ángeles mensajes de ciudad juÁrez y la causa que los motiva. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ >>> aportan o quitan? comenzamos con la guerra de los nÚmeros sobre los inmigrantes indocumentados, y saliÓ un estudio, los inmigrantes contribuyeron miles de millones de dÓlares a los programas de salud, y tomaron de ellos mucho menos, es la conclusiÓn de un estudio de la universidad de harva harvard, lourdes nos dice por quÉ los nÚmeros hoy importan. ♪ >>> los republicanos de la cÁmara de representantes que negociar una reforma migratoria insisten que los que tengan un estatus previsional no sean una carga pÚblica, y analizan si los obligarÍa a tener seg

coming in mind. that person is joanna lay, owner of joe joe's cafe, located on ocean avenue, who has actively been shaping ocean avenue communality for over a deck decade now. she opened it in 2002 and i think she has single handedly served the entire community at city college with their budget in mind. it is only city college students she is feeding. it's the kids at local elementary schools and high schools where she is known for donating hundreds of dollars worth of food each year. she hasn't given up. she and her family focused energy on [inaudible] they reopened in july of 2011 after a long struggle of trying to fix up the restaurant. and to the joy of many, /eupbl , including many of me and my neighbors, this past year joanna has continued criminal intenting to the neighborhood by kicking off the ocean avenue business watch. she has worked with the ocean avenue association to organize merchants, neighbors and city departments and san francisco police departments to meet and share information and issues related to neighborhood safety, crime prevention and reduction to increase o

time. and if comedic ability was a roller coaster i would ride him until i threw up, joe devito. not the erotic hip -- hipnotist even in boston. she known as bait, it is bill schulz. seriously, dude. really? oh my goodness. what happened to you? >> i am eating a piece of beef jerkey. >> look at that. >> he would eat you. >> moving on. he knows dc like i know vd. i am talking obviously about my good friend vin diesel. next to me "reason magazine" matt welch. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. thanks again for dinner, greg. how did you know i love salmon? >> shut the hell up. her shoes make news. well, they chose bunions over benghazi. the washington post reports that white house chief council katherine rum blear is known in the west wing for her fabulous footwear and also her taste for human flesh. not really, but you believe me. she first drew attention for her hot heels as a justice department prosecutor in 2006 prompting one legal affairs blog to at the time call her a star litigatrix. don't you hate when they add trix to stuff? i hate it and that's why we are dhog story

is it. right here behind me as i step out of the way and let joe zoom in, this is the front of plaza towers elementary school. this school is basically gone. >> reporter: in the hours after the tornado, dramatic images junk children were rescued and with darkness the search for survivors continued. some children had escaped from harm. their parents had picked them up just before the school went on lock down on monday but the majority stayed inside as they practiced in drills many times. math teacher rhonda was helping her students with a game. damien klein is a fourth grader. >> she told us to get our math book and bag. >> why did she tell you to get a math book or bag? >> so we could put it over our head. >> reporter: a fifth grade teacher saw the funnel cloud approaches and yelled for everyone to get into bathrooms and closet. >> you have to get them in there. i said i'll stay outside. she said you're getting in there too. >> reporter: she was crouched over four children and did what teachers do. >> i love you, ms. crosswhite. please don't let me die. i said we are not dying! we ar

quienes querían destituir a joe arpaio . >>> se conoció una prueba clave para definri el futuro de una ciudadana arrestada en méxico por presunto transporte de marihuana. >>> y también se asegura que una célula iraní es la responsable del ataque fallido contra el aeropuerto john f kennedy, así comenzamos. >>> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y enrique acevedo ♪. >>> muy buenas noches, 335 mil 217 firmas era el total necesario para destituir a una de las caras visibles del movimiento anti-inmigrante en arizona y todo el país, el sheriff joe arpaio, tenemos a jaime garcía con los detalles. >>> hasta el último minuto se esperó la forma de conseguir las firmas para destituir al alguacil del condado de maricopa joe arpaio. >>> no llegamos a la meta del número de firmas que necesitamos. >>> las mismas organizaciones que lograron destituir al senador russell pierce autor de la ley sb 1070, ahora tenían un desafío más grande. >>> ahora son 335 mil firmas, que llegó a ser demasiado para nosotros, llegamos casi a los 300 mil. >>> en un comunica

get a little help on dissecting this from joe williams and jack burkman who hosts "behind the curtain with jack burkman." >> you got it. >> michael: jack i want to hear your take because we rarely agree, but this -- this jack is totally about politics. this isn't about benghazi is it? >> engineer is -- well it's about both. we're in washington to be sure. but it's very much about benghazi. michael i wouldn't defend him on this, because this is going to get a whole lot worse. the white house is making big mistakes. jay carney saying these changes were just cosmetic. that's crazy. they should admit that some mistakes were made. i'll make you another prediction. this thing could turn into a watergate. i don't think you realize how bad this is -- why did any of this happen? this happened because obama is so afraid -- he didn't want to defend the embassy, because he didn't want to offend islam. then he -- >> michael: jack, jack, jack. is there are reasonable ways to disagree on this but to say he didn't want to defend the embassy because s because he didn't want to offend islam. st

winning quarterback joe flaco is going back to work. >> the nationals come home from a losing west coast trip but not a bad way to end it yesterday. we have highlights coming >>> welcome back. 5:22 on this thursday morning, this muggy thursday morning. a few showers out there now. i think we'll have more showers and storms in the afternoon. we'll show you the futurecast through 9:00. again, a widely scattered shower or two, low 70s. we head toward lunch time, mid- 70s again with showers here and there. in the afternoon when we throw temperatures up toward upper 70s and 80, that's when we could get stronger showers and storms to be coming through here. we'll be watching that very carefully for you. >>> good morning, everybody. you know the nats could use some rest on their own temperpedics these days. bryce meets wall. detwiler strained oblique, matthews punches locker and breaks hand. that's not a good thing for a pitcher. bryce criticized by the way by raphael soriano. this is how he responded yesterday. this beat is his recital. he thinks it's very vital. going opposite field for

"the huffington post," news,o'donnell with nbc s.e. cupp with msnbc and joe klein with "time magazine." up, hillary clinton's in the news and that brings up her future presidential plans. to decide whether or not to make it official to run again. howard, this is the great question. do you expect her to run? >> i do, no doubt. chris: kelly? that way. chris: what a perfectly careful comment. absolutely. chris: that's what i like. >> yeah, if her health is fine. chris: and your concern about her health? >> i don't know. period. through a tough i think she needed a lot of rest but if she's rested, she's running. and howard, you were here on this show, we're looking back and looking forward at the time, along with andrea mitchell was here. it was just before the iowa caucus, five years ago in 2008, ended up losing the iowa caucuses to barack most didn't expect but here's how we looked at it ahead of that time on our show weekend before the 2008 iowa caucasian. >> howard, you're fresh in from iowa, spent lots of time out there. which way's the trend going? >> i can show you the literature.

minutes. joe and i are here in moore, oklahoma, where first responders have been working through the night and the national guard is now deployed picking through the rubble. joining us on the scene, we have chris jansing and also in new york, we have brian shactman and melissa rayberger who was a reporter in oklahoma city for quite some time. but heren o the scene -- >> there are really no words. i went over across the gulf coast after katrina. obviously i had my son and a lot of loved ones in tuscaloosa. for those that survived tuscaloosa, actually rode through tuscaloosa and are here with us now, they say that storm that was just a few years ago called the worst in recent american history doesn't even compare to what we see here. the scenery, you see the overheads, the aerials, it is hard to explain this morning as we're about an hour or so away from the sun rising, just how devastated this community is. the scene behind us is like -- it's like from a post apocalypse movie. with entire buildings wiped out. trees stripped, but across the street, chris jansing, and you've been throug

tell us the biggest driver in the market right now. joe kusik is in the pits of the cme. joe, i want to start with you. we look for trends. we saw individual stocks hit record highs. any trends stand out in your mind? >> no, not right now after the move we had on friday. today we just chopped around. we're looking at price action to find the support and resistance levels. that is what the action told us today. we're just chopping around at these levels on s&p's, right around the 1610 level. i'll tell you this much. just everyone is long in here right now. so it is a very interesting time. lori: strong for the bulls. give me a sense though, joe, what some of the triggers could be in terms of whether we see a strong upside or strong downside? in other words, where do we go next? >> you know what? what is really interesting is watching activity in the bonds. that move last week down two points on the long end of the bond. there is lot of money out there. they will start to flow somewhere. we'll look at equity markets for that money to come in. it, friday's move indicated it was mov

post." and joe klein is a columnist for "time" magazine. joe, you've been writing over the weekend about this and you've been tough. >> i thought what the president said today was appropriate, but you're right, people have to get fired over this. the problem is this, we have civil service laws in this country that are 150 years, or 130 years out of date at this point. and it's really hard to fire people down in the bureaucracy who make mistakes. i mean, that's why the veterans administration is such a mess. >> what do you call mistakes? >> what do i call mistakes? >> why do you think this is is a mistake by somebody? it looks to me like partisan prejudice. you don't have to be elected to be a partisan person of prejudice. somebody went out against the right wing. singled them out by name. >> i think what they're trying to do is this. there are very complicated tax laws that, you know, that pertain to partisan policy advocacy groups. and in this case, they were trying to figure out, you know, sometimes policy drifts into politics. and it's illegal to use those groups for political p

from omaha this morning. joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin are back at headquarters on the east coast. we have the man of the morning with us, warren buffett. obviously, we have a lot to talk about with him including stocks, records, runs, the fed, bonds, the dollar and his deal for heinz. but first, before we get to all of that, joe and andrew have a wrap-up of the morning's top headlines and, guys, i'll send it over to you. >> okay. good morning. hi. >> hello, good morning. >> hi, warren. >> hi. >> i keep hearing you talk about me, warren. no one knows what the heck you said. so i don't know, it's like -- it's like one of the answers you give to a lot of questions. >> no. i was sitting right next to him and i heard him mention your name, too, and i'm not entirely sure -- >> nobody knows. >> he said what did he is and i said, i'm not sure and i actually said to becky, what did he say? >> he said something about him. >> it was nice, i think. >> it was nice, it was a question about something you're always bringing up and it's not net jet. >> see my lawyer. >> that was a long time ago.

nonprofit group that helps homeless families. way to go. i might try that. that is it for me. joe johns takes it from here. maybe he's a little more daring than i am. >> not at all, thanks, suzanne. i am joe johns in for brooke baldwin. first up, another cruise ship nightmare to tell you about. a fire breaking out on a royal caribbean ship this morning, the grandeur of the seas was en route to the bahamas when pandemonium erupted. passengers were woken up in the middle of the night and told to get to the decks and they were ordered to put on life jackets while crews worked to put out a fire that started on the mooring deck and spread to the fourth deck. royal caribbean was no one was injured in the fire. two guests who were on board are with us now. danielle miller and katie coleman joining us on the phone from free port. you were quoted as saying you thought there was a chance you wouldn't say daylight again. this say nightmare, started around midnight. we saw the video you gave us. talk us through what happened when you woke up. >> i woke up hearing announcements on our intercom

. appreciate it. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >>> "time" magazine just published president obama's prom photos and there he is. he's with a friend and their date. i would say the girls in kenya are very good looking. obama is 17 years old here. notice, he is the only one not holding champagne. that's called plausible deniability. the girl on the right side of the screen is his date, her name is megan hughes and here is another photo. the other two are of his friends kelly and greg. he seems so happy back then. like he was allowed to eat junk food or something. looks like he took two women to the prom and greg is crashing the threesome, right? kelly is the one who gave the photos to "time." she also gave them a copy what the president wrote in her high school yearbook. kelly so nice getting to know you this year. you are extremely sweet and foxy. i don't know why greg would want to spend any time with me at all. you laugh at my jokes and i hope we can keep in touch this summer even though greg will be gone. call me up and i'll buy you lunch some time. good luck in everything

with us during "morning joe." immediately after reports of the tornado, we heard, of course, plaza towers elementary was in absolute ruins with dozens of students and teachers inside. many of the injuries and some of the fatalities did come at the school but so did some of the most heroic moments. here's nbc news' kate snow. >> inside the walls of the plaza towers elementary school, 500 students were counting down the days in their final week of class. just in minutes their campus went from looking like this to this. classrooms completely obliterated and an auditorium caved in. parents of other students tell nbc news children were in that auditorium. >> we've seen it from the air. this is it right here behind me as i step out of the way and let joe zoom in. this is the front of plaza towers elementary school. this school is basically gone. >> in the hours after the tornado, dramatic images. young children were rescued and with darkness, the search for survivors continued. some children had escaped from harm. their parents had picked them up just before the school went on lockdown m

. >> don't get thing. >> settle down! >> "morning joe" begins -- thank you. right now. ♪ >>> for the present spokesman to say that, well, there was only words or technical changes made in those e-mails is a flat out untruth. any reference to al qaeda was removed from those talking points and it was done at a deputy's meeting just before susan rice went on television. >> -- a cover-up? >> i would call it a cover-up. i would call it a cover-up in the extent there was willful, removal of information which was obvious. >> all right. good morning! >> good morning. >> it is monday, may 13th. welcome to "morning joe," everybody. >> i know. with us on the set, we have msnbc "time" magazine senior political analyst, mark halpern here and of "new york" magazine john heilemann. the entire plot for game change was over the weekend as we were walking around the streets of brooklyn. i found out who won. >> yeah. >> john heilemann, good to have you here. >> the spoilers. >> look at the book beard too. >> he is so busy. he is haggard from writing and thinking. >> also from what we were doing on sund

phone were we're under attack. we're under attack. joe's client is mark thompson is former marine who is deputy coordinator for counter terrorism at the state department and both hicks and thompson believe the previous investigation done on benghazi by something called the accountability review board was severely lacking. here now attorneys victoria tensing and joe. >> always good to see you. >> always good to see you. >> get right to it. first of all, your response to what jay carney said saying she represents somebody. >> oh, well, i don't know why jay carney is being so dismissive because he has two letters that he had to know about. darrell issa sent two letters and both said would you please clear lawyers so they can hear classified information. so jay carney must not have done thinks homework that day. >> geraldo: tell us who it is exactly you represent and then joe i would like the same question answered from you. victoria, you first. >> i can assure you that i have a client and i can assure you that next week my client will be testifying and things will be contradictery so wha

. he usually isn't shy. vice president joe biden. he put of some of these, he has done a six day swing to the caribbean and latin america. maybe this is the reason. >> you can't relate. >> the man who will be the next president of the united states -- >> his mom lived in long island for ten years or so. god rest her soul. your mom is still alive. has your dad passed? >> to heed the timeless advice of roosevelt, speak softly and carry a big stick, end of quote. i promise you the president has a big stick. [ laughter ] i promise you. >> eric: take six. her favorite line. >> dana: big stick. [ laughter ] >> dana: please. >> eric: what about it. >> greg: okay, not just him, joe biden, general petraeus, susan rice, they are weird version of survivor going on. at this rate the white house should be putting no cards. >> andrea: i actually laughed when i saw the email where is joe biden. where is joe biden. maybe it's how serious they are taking the scandals. they don't want to put him out there. every time he put out there he has a gaffe, it's great for them. i do think it's serious and that

. >> welcome to "morning joe." it is may 15th, as you take a beautiful look at new york city. with us on set, steve rattner, mike barnicle, willie geist and in d.c., we have lisa myers, kelly o'donnell, david ignatius and unbelievable amount of news to cover this morning. i wish they would give us, mika, more than three hours because it's never in your. >> we're good. >> i'm not good. i don't even get started in three hours! >> i know. >> you look at the lead editorial in "the new york times." they talk about the obama administration's chilling zeal to shut down leaks inside the white house, another jay carney press conference yesterday, more awkwardness. so much going on. before we get to all of that, we had chris christie last night in princeton with us at one of your book signings. this guy he was talking about his weight and a little uppety. the guy loses 40 pounds or so and suddenly he thinks he is -- i don't know who he thinks he is. >> he was tough on you. >> robert redford. >> you were talking politics. it was fun. it was a great crowd. >> we were talking about white house scandals.

interesting, mika. all right, great show, everyone, "morning joe" starts right now. >>> hey, good morning, it's tuesday, may 7th. welcome to "morning joe" on a beautiful, beautiful day. what a beautiful may day. . >> gorgeous. >> with us onset, we've got mike barnicle, political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. and "fortune" magazine's assistant editor. we've got so much to talk about. i was really surprised at the last segment on "way too early" talking about chris christie undergoing an operation. chris text us to let us know this story was true or not. >>> also, a lot of other things going on. today, we'll be seeing what the biggest companies in america are. >> we are. >> fortune 500, see who's going up, going down. also, benghazi, this story will not go away. >> yeah. >> we have new testimony that has come out talking about the military actually trying to get over to benghazi while the riots were going on. >> last-minute changes. >> being told to stand down. don't go over there. and i'll tell you, the people that wanted to ge

. >>> you're in the cnn news room, i'm joe johns in for don lemon. we begin with breaking news -- san antonio, texas is reeling this hour, floodwaters have been rising all around the city all day long. up to ten inches of rain have pounded the area since just last night. san antonio is one of the most flood-prone cities in the country. but no area could handle the kind of downpours they've had today. and you can see the results -- the flooding has killed at least one person and another person is missing in, and the water is going to keep rising for a while. it simply has no place to go. >> it was under water 20 minutes ago. i came over here, i own the property, and my daughter said that she couldn't get to her car. her car is all flooded. the property is all, the water is swarming through the whole house. and i just came over to check to see what i could do. but obviously there's nothing that i can do right now. >> the san antonio river has hit a record high flood level. more than a foot higher than the old record set in 1998. at a news conference last hour, the fire chief said his de

. great show, everyone. "morning joe" kicks off right now. ♪ >>> tonight, i am angry! and, for once, that doesn't make me happy! and i think you know why. >> a scandal tainted former south carolina governor mark sanford won back his old seat in congress tuesday. the republican defeated the sister of stephen colbert. >> my sister lost! how could this happen? i was so sure lulu had won because cnn had called it for sanford. the voters of south carolina have spoken. mark sanford beat my sister and i believe that means mark sanford is now my sister! >> what? >> that's pretty funny. >> yeah, that's funny. i don't get it, but -- it's not my sister? >> he is joking, joe! >> good morning, it's thursday, may the 9th. with us on the set, the chairman of deutch inc., donny deutsche. >> that was rough last night. >> i don't think anybody knows but last night was mika's book party. barbra streisand was there and the dalai lama was there. wow. >> it was unbelievable. >> my daughters will never be the same either. >> no. >> what did you do, donny, to her daughters? >> i did not! are they delicious. >> o

. >> (♪ ♪ ). >> (♪ ♪ ) mayo. un juez federal dice basta a joe arpaio en maricopa. por usar un perfil racial al momento de detenerlos. mientras recaban mÁs de cien rescates en el sur del estado de texas, san antonio y austin continua con riesgo de inundaciÓn, les contaremos la historia de marÍa una menor de edad que como muchos otros va tarn de k trataron de cruzar la frontera con estados unidos. y la lucha de los ciudadanos de venezuela para obtener lo que se ha convertido desde hace un mes en un articulo de lujo, comenzamos. ( ♪ mÚsica♪). >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. con fÉlix de bueno y lourdes ramos. buenas tardess y bienvenidos al noticiero, la lucha legal del aÑo de los inmigrantes con anuncio de anuncio del alguacil joe arpaio, tiene herencia, porque un juez que fue o tendido contra inmigrantes, y mÁs de solos que fueron por las fuerzas al mando de arpaio y ak ctivista de los h derechos de los inmigrantes. >>> isabel ha vivido en carne para pai de estar en la cÁrcel de joe arpaio >>> fui detenida por los al agua cilicio, durÉ 3 meses en la cÁrcel, esta

take that shot. "morning joe." have a great weekend, guys. it begins right now. ♪ ♪ the city streets are empty now the lights don't shine no more ♪ >> you are known well there. >> good morning. it's friday, may 31st. with us on the set msnbc political analyst and visiting professor to nyu, former congressman harold ford jr. ma mackinaw is his favorite sign. and also josh green. talking this morning about women power about why men are people too. >> finally! >> finally, somebody speaking out for the impressed man. and in washington, columnist for bloomberg view a man who has been impressed so many years, al hunt, he's with us. mika, a little known fact. a lot of people don't know that willie and i, 65-68 were together in nam. >> this is going to end up in the holiday inn on 57th street somehow. it always does. >> we have our reunion of the guys that went through, we were into, you know, what -- i can't call it what we called it, okay? you're in the bucket, man. but, any way so, willie, he is still doing it. i kind of got out of shape. got out of the game. smoked a few. they

. sitting next to me, comedian joe devito. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. four out of five dentists surveyed recommend not watching this show. >> thank you. i just want to point out this delicious glass of water is courtesey of a viewer who noticed our glasses were stolen by some evil weird owe that works at fox news. there is a person who works here that steals glasses. i won't say his name, rhymes with neil cavudo. yes, that was n interesting cut. i want to thank the viewer, but i don't have the name. i think it was a woman. >> cheers to her. >> yes, cheers to her. >> they taste a little arsenicky. >> that's just yours, bill. we want you to die, sooner rather than later. >> you didn't have to say the last part. >> let's do a story. did the department of tax target tri-corn hats? the irs may lose favor among conservatives. their campaign to vigorously scrutinize righty groups, and they messed with organizations focused on government spending on the constitution and those who criticize, quote, how the country is being run. thankfully they ignored by gardener strip club

kpix 5's joe vasquez to the end of the line to see how bad it really is on muni these days. joe. >> ken, we spend a lot of time focussing on the major problems here, but actually the truth is most of these problems are minor, like the one we encountered getting on muni tonight right here. we got on the -- on the f train -- actually, the n tonight at 10 minutes till 6:00. >> on a good day, how long does it take to get to the end of the line. >> on a good day, should take about 45 minutes. >> during my normal commute, about an hour. >> on a bad day. >> on a bad day, about an hour 20, hour and a half. >> how frequent are those bad days. >> i want to say about wauns week there be a melt down on the end line. >> they say this is the system people love to hate. >> oh, yeah. that's true. this is the busiest line, also. >> it's definitely crowded. i must say, though, everybody we saw was well behaved. some listened to music. others read the newspapers. some took a nap. we definitely heard some stories. >> one time this guy was videotaping me, sitting there videotaping me. a little bizar