can go to kincos, photo copy his tax returns, several hundred pages, hand them out to people like cnn, hand them out to reporters all over the country and we wouldn t talk about this tomorrow, is he paying taxes, what s he paying. the whole world would know exactly what loopholes he s taking advantage of. right. good morning, everyone. it s monday, august 6th. welcome to morning joe. with us on set here in new york city, we have msnbc and time magazine senior political analyst mark halperin, national affairs editor for new york magazine and msnbc political analyst john heilemann and former treasury official and morning joe economic analyst steve rattner, and willie is in london still. look how cute he is, his little jacket. that fetching sort of, i don t know, what kind of jacket is that? i don t know. it s a bruce jenner look. a club bruce jenner at 76. very good. well willie, i know this is an especially difficult morning for you to be on the s
teams of investigators invaded the home of wade michael page late sunday, searching for any clues to explain his deadly rampage. authorities tell abc news, page was a hawk missile system repairman in the army and then a psychological operations specialist may have been a white supremacist. police say the shooting began at 10:30 sunday morning as many inside the temple were gathering for worship. the first shots came from outside as page enter the building and opened fire. inside, mayhem, as horrified members of the temple, hitting closets. sheltering the children from spraying bullets. that s when this man got a call from inside the temple. they called me from my dad s phone. my dad s shot on the ground. and my mom is hiding in the closet right now. she s hyper scared and saying the people are still in there. reporter: he later learned his father, the temple president, was among the four killed inside. he died defending the rest of the people. so he lives to his words.
happening now in the newsroom. picture of the morning, color curiosity red. successfully landing overnight to cheers, hugs and tears. nasa erupting with pride this morning. an amazing feat and an amazing view. deadly strike at nascar. lightning killing one and injuring nine others. severe storms forcing 85,000 fans to run for cover. startling new images from space showing just how much pollution crosses the pacific into america. nearly half of all the smoke and dust and ash and pollen above us coming from more than 7,000 miles away. and bad behavior to bolt. someone threw a beer bottle a beer bottle at jamaican olympic sprinter usain bolt. who does something like that? newsroom starts right now. and good morning to you. thank you for joining us this monday morning. i m carol costello. we begin with new details on the bloody rampage at a sikh temple and the man who opened fire. as mourners lit candles and honored the six people killed, a troubling image emerges of
tackle the victim. six victims dead along with the gunman. david mattingly, what is the latest? reporter: well, here s what we know this morning. we have a law enforcement source who is involved in the investigation telling us that the shooter was an army veteran and at one time it was believed to be a white supremacist. we know the witnesses at the temple describe him as a white male, bald, wearing a t-shirt, dark pants with april tattoo that says 9/11. all of that together, we have a local law enforcement official saying ty were approaching this as a case of domestic terrorism. now late into the night last night, about 5 miles from here, they were searching a house believed to be the home of the shooter. they were approaching it cautiously. i was out there until very late last night watching this going on. the evacuated the houses nearby, the house they were shooting that they were going into. they were also getting the people in nearby streets to stay in their homes. t
recover on the surface of the red planet. and i have landed successfully in front of the dow jones stocks heat map. advancers out pacing decliners by a ratio of less of 6-4. signs of life in european stocks. we ve got the ftse 100 up 2.6%. down marginally today. up four weeks in a row. xetra dax today starting off 11 points up. the krak down and the ibex is back up. big rally with banks on friday. there s a plan, creeping towards a plan in europe. employment report helping out as well. take a look at yields all-important yields. spanish ten year still around that 6% market. ten year spanish yields 6.813%. hasn t changed an awful lot before the draghi statement just often days or so ago. u.s. treasuries 1.55%. post-jobs yield higher. currency markets euro/dollar hit a four week high. 1.2361. the aussie/dollar still at a high of 1.0544. we go to singapore and see what s happening in asia. asian markets are tracking higher following positive release from the u.s. and europe.