"first look" starts right now. >> good morning, everybody and thanks for joining us. we want to start with breaking news this afternoon. a suspect emerges in a vicious high profile murder all apparently thanks to a pizza. it started last week. three members of their family were apparently held hostage in their house. authorities say they were bound and murdered and then the house was set on fire. at some point during that ordeal at least two people made separate deliveries to the home. one, a 40,000 cash dropoff from asis tant, the other a pizza. according to "the washington post," police matched dna from the cruster to this man. police don't know where he is at the hour but now he is wanted on murder charges. one of the victims was oh wealthy businessman but police have not yet revealed any relationship between the suspect and the family. also this morning an environmental emergency on the west coast. crews racing to contain a 105,000 gallon oil spill. it stretches nine miles down the coast coast. it shows wildlife drenched in it. the offshore oil leak was caused by a ruptured pipeline on tuesday. the company that owns it is making this promise. >> we are committed to the thorough cleanup of this accident. we're sorry for the inconvenience experienced by the community. >> so far 20 barrels of oil have been recovered from the ocean. 100 from the spill site we are getting a closer look at what osama bin laden's private life was like. andrea mitchel has been poring over the material. >> reporter: from the grave a new portrait of osama bin laden revealed in hundreds of documents, letters, video games found by the s.e.a.l. team six at his compound. you should ask them to avoid insisting on the formation of an islamic at the time being but to work on breaking the power of our main enemy by attacking the american embassies in other countries and mainly to attack the american oil companies. then his bookshelf, a digital library. and the force extreme too video game. most likely for his children. the treasure-trove offers new insights into the ceo of al qaeda central. complete with a lengthy online application. the final question who should we contact in case you become a martyr and he closely tracked the u.s. when the pentagon warned that wickkileaks could cost lives. >> they>> one writes al-qaeda please dedicate the brothers to translate the documents that were leaked from the document because these documents contain the strategy of the enemy in the area. the biggest surprise the family man. affectionate letters to a wife then in iran but warning her to remove fillings from her teeth before she comes to his hideout in case the iranians inserted a tracking device. >> that was andrea richl reporting. the florida man who landed his copter on the white house land was indicted by a federal grand jury. he's facing six charges sktding flying without proper certification. today he's scheduled to be back in court for arrangement. he says he was trying to make a point about how congress is not working for the people anymore. well last night a fond farewell to a living legend. it was david letterman's last show. he had a star studded edition to his top ten. >> top ten things i've always wanted to say to ten. >> of all the talk shows, yours to most geographically convenient to my home. >> dave did you know that you wear the came cologne as mo mar gaddafi? >> yes. >> your expensive plastic surgery was a necessity and a mistake. >> dave i have no idea what i'll do when you go off the air. you know i just thought of something. i'll be fine. >> thank you, jerry. that's very nice of you. i think jerry may have a benefit later. >> honestly dave, i've always found you to be a bit of an overactor. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. >> you know, i had nothing to do with that. >> number four julia louis dreyfus dreyfus. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. >> i had nothing to do with that either. >> number three, peyton manning. >> dave, you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> things i've always wanted to say to dave number one, bull murray. >> dave i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh, no. >> so long dave you will be missed. stephen colbert will take the rains. let's get down to business. >> good morning. authorities expect more protesters out of mcdonald's head quarters today. they are holding their annual shareholders meeting and the workers are calling for an increase in minimum wage to $15 an hour. you may pay for this weekend but experts say gas prices should peak soon. it will bar any major disruptions barring. expect gas to hover this summer before dropping this fall. members were concerned about slow u.s. economic growth during the first quarter partly due to weak consumer spending. >> now to sports action. we want to start in atlanta. game one. cavs hawks. jr. smith set a franchise playoff record beating lebron james's record of 7. the cavs win it 97-89. rangers lightning. rangers looking to avenge their loss. it is denied. later one takes on three defenders. he scores the game onewinning goal. lightning win it. senator rand paul's 11-hour filibuster plus an amazing dog rescue after a massive landslide and a paddle border's extremely close encounter with an or ka. ♪ roundup ♪ ♪ roundup has a sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ just point and shoot, and weeds are gone ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup ♪ [ male announcer ] with a one-touch wand. [ whip cracks ] welcome back to "first look." it is going to be a fun and entertaining day, red nose day here and of course all night on msnbc, a great charity fundraiser. as far as today's forecast goes bring the umbrella with you. it's a cool chili day. some of that is heading for areas like philadelphia. unfortunately more heavy rain in texas. we have had some flash flooding outside of san antonio and austin. numerous scattered storms around dallas. not producing anything too bad. a little bit of umbrella weather in the west. as far as the bad flooding. friday, saturday this is the next batch of very heavy rain. same areas. dallas north up to oklahoma city. the red river, those areas under great concern for major possibly record flooding in the days ahead. otherwise, we warm it up today in the northeast and also into areas around chicago and then on friday areas in the mid atlantic today that are chilly will warm up. >> i'd say you have a nose for weather. all weeks, folks. thank you. a man is tasered after breaching security at lax. the trouble started at the tsa screening area. the man allegedly would not cooperate so police showed up. officers followed him to a gate. tun armed man was taken to a hospital and checked out. he is facing several charges. in columbia are remarkable rescue. the dog trapped in a rushing river. two officers on patrol spot the animal. one officer jumps into the river and grabs the dog and they give the animal cpr. it suffered some injuries. it's okay. so far 78 people have died in that landslide. 29-year-old officer was shot while serving an arrest warrant yet. the suspect was fatally injured. the officer was a new mom. she had given birth. the baby was supposed to come home today. in you ski land a close encounter with an orca wheel. he was paddle boarding. the orca checked him out and even nibbled on his board little bit. coming up rand's filibuster. christie pummelled from within and obama's message the to our cadets. scrambled 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rise of isis. >> this is such a catastrophe that it is incredibly hard to figure out how this gets solved moving forward and it is a lesson for why we should never put someone in the white house who is so cavalier about the insertion of troops into the middle east. >> mitt romney said he's never going to run for president again, and chris christie might enter the fray at some point but the star ledger blasted him saying in part quote, he needs to pour himself a drink and ask himself the tough question why don't people love me and later it's no wonder new jersey is screaming a warning to the rest of the country. god forbids he gets to make an even larger mess on a bigger stage. >> we know senator bernie sanders is running. it turns out sanders netted less than $2,000 in speaking fees last year. he reportedly gave the money to charity. and president obama gave the commencement address at the coast guard academy yesterday. he took the opportunity to talk about climate change. >> this is not just a problem for countries on the coasts. or for certain regions of the world. climate change will impact every country on the planet. no nation is immune. >> then afterwards, less serious matters, he snapped a few pretty good poses with the fresh graduates and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. all right. 19 minutes past the hour. in washington i am joined now by bob franken. good morning. >> good morning. you know just thinking wouldn't it be great if all of these guys, the candidates the politicians, had to wear a red nose? >> exactly. we need to get a red nose for you. i'm going to send one your way. >> nobody would notice the difference. >> oh stop. let's get to the presidential hopefuls. it is so crowded. we hear networks are even limiting the base to top ten candidates in the polls. what does that mean for the rest? >> well it means for the rest that they're not going to get the forum that oftentimes the debates provide for them to come up with surprises to capture people's imagination for the republican party if things stay as they are, it would mean the only female candidate in the bunch probably wouldn't participant. fox news has a quandary and the republican party has a quandary. now, on the democratic side they have their own problem with only hillary clinton on the stage. and then you'd hear the voice of elizabeth warren offstage. i can't help but feel this would be enhanced if everybody wore a red nose. >> it seems like there is a new gop contender announcing every few days. are they making a mockery of this with so many candidates? >> i think that each individual candidate has the chance to make a mockery of all this but i think a lot of people are not amused by the political process which is going to get underway at least unfushlly with the first debate in august. >> and will a crowded field help or hurt hillary's chances? >> it's going to be a real problem for the republicans to try to come up with a candidate. right now hillary 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and scaling cliffs. famed director richard cur tis co--founded red nose day after visiting africa in the middle of a famine. >> why get involved with this? you were already a success. did you need to do something like this? >> these are movies about love and the fact that people feel tender toward each other and parents love children and when you just look around the world and you see how many people have a tough time i think it's you know, fair to give a bit of time to that. also all i would have done is just written horrible sequels. you would have had knotting hill and love actually 7. >> reporter: cur tis decided the best way to get people to give was to make them laugh. >> we decided that we'd get everyone in the country to buy a red nose. it would be like a badge. this year i think we've sold 7 million of them. every kid buys them. >> reporter: last year alone uk school children raised over $13 million buying a a red nose and being funny. i don't have a red nose. do i look good? >> yeah. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: not to be outdone by the britts red nose day is coming to america. the today's show mat lawyer already knows what he's going, biking. >> can you say red nose day? >> red nose day. >> reporter: so now matt is inviteing you along for the ride hoping you'll help him make a bit of a difference. >> so tonight don't miss nbc's live three-hour event. it is a night of comedy music and more to support red nose day. do not miss it. >> i didn't know you could dress them up and put the smiley faces on it. >> next year. but this year we need your help. i'm betty nguyen and this is "first look." "way too early" starts right now. ♪ our long, national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. letterman is retiring. >> you're just kidding, right? >> thank you very much ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the late show. i want to tell you one thing. i'll be honest with you. it's beginning to look like i'm not going to get the tonight show. >> good morning. it's thursday may 21st. welcome to "way too early." last night after 33 years longer than i've been alive of late night conversation david letterman signed off for good. the crowd at the ed sullivan theater rose paul schieffer played one last introduction and dave delivered one last monologue. >> you want to know what i'm going to do now that i'm retired? by god, i hope to fwk new face of scientology. well, here's some statistics. paul and