making news in america this morning, president trump announcing new tariffs on all mexican goods after video shows a record number of migrants fleeing across the u.s. border. overnight mexico's president responding accusing trump of turning the u.s. into a ghetto. what the new tariffs mean for american consumers. decision day in the escalating battle over abortion. the final clinic in one state set to close today and another state with new restrictions on abortion facing a massive economic backlash. vacation nightmare. >> he at that point started choking me. >> a woman on a dream vacation

at a caribbean resort describes being brutally beaten and left for dead at night during a snack run. what she says americans need to know. caught on camera, the shocking moment a tornado forms behind these kids playing baseball. >> making the deal. two lawmakers on opposite sides of the aisle ted cruz and alexandria ocasio-cortez unite. the controversial issue bringing them together. and eight is enough -- >> absolutely incredible. >> -- for a winner in the national spelling bee. the epic ending resulting in an eight-way tie. good friday morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm maggie rulli in for janai norman. we begin with president trump and new tariffs. >> a 5% tariff on all mexican goods is set to take effect in

ten days and gradually go up every month. mexico's president fired back overnight accusing president trump of turning a friendly nation into a ghetto where people seeking freedom are expelled. >> abc's mona kosar abdi has more and what it can mean for american consumers. good morning, mona. >> good morning. according to economists, american consumers always end up paying the price for tariffs on imported goods. the white house says americans were already paying the cost of illegal immigration. >> reporter: overnight the president escalating his fight with mexico hours after teasing he was going to do something dramatic at the southern border. trump delivering that announcement via twitter. writing on june 10th the united states will impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming into our country from mexico. the president threatening to gradually increase the tariff by 5% on the first of each month

until it reaches 25% in october or the president says until, quote, illegal migrants coming into mexico into our country stop. >> the president's absolutely determined to use the authorities that he has as president to call on the congress and to call on mexico to do more to address this humanitarian crisis at our southern border. >> reporter: it is not yet clear how the administration will measure mexico's progress. once in effect the tariff on america's third largest trading partner will take a toll on american businesses who will pass the cost down to american consumers. the trade war will likely hit everything from grocery stores to american cars. the decision has faced swift backlash from both sides of the aisle. republican senator chuck grassley stating that quote this is a misuse of presidential tariff authority. the democratic led house homeland security tweeting trump has a severe lack of

understanding when it comes to immigration as well as basic economics. overnight mexico's president reacting sending a letter to trump saying more dialogue is needed, but also slamming his immigration policy. maggie, kenneth? >> mexico's president called trump's america first policy a fallacy. we'll see what happens next. mona, thank you. amid all the president's talk of a border wall, there's another border wall being built using private money in new mexico. construction has been allowed to proceed after the right permits were granted. organizers raised money through an online campaign. they already built part of the wall on private property. now to the abortion battle brewing across the country. this morning louisiana is the latest state where an abortion ban has been signed into law. meanwhile the final abortion clinic in missouri is set to close today. >> reporter: this morning the last abortion clinic in missouri is on the brink of shutting down. state health officials are refusing to renew the st. louis

clinic's license which expires at midnight until doctors agree on interviews about what the governor calls deficiencies. planned parenthood accuses the state of unlawfully holding up the renewal process. >> we don't want to be the first state in the nation to lose access to safe and legal abortion. that's what the state is trying to do. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: protesters marched from the st. louis arch to the state offices downtown where they locked arms and blocked elevators. unless a judge steps in missouri would be the first state without an abortion clinic since 1974. that's one year after the roe v. wade decision that legalized abortion. louisiana, ohio, georgia have passed similar laws this year all designed to meet up at the u.s. supreme court and challenge a woman's right to abortion. georgia's heart beat bill could

be costly if it goes into effect into january. >> it all leads back to here. >> reporter: the state's film and tv industry has been booming with shows like "stranger things" and "the walking dead" being filmed in atlanta. in 2017 the state spent $2.7 billion in funds that came from tv and movie production. netflix now says it will reconsider filming in georgia if the law goes into effect. nbc universal, cbs, show time, warner media and disney are also expressing concerns. the number of abortion clinics in the country has been declining since the 1990s. six states including missouri have only one clinic. a rare moment of bipartisanship in washington. alexandria ocasio-cortez and ted cruz have found common ground. the liberal new york congresswoman tand conservative texas senator have agreed to work together on a bill to ban former members of congress from

lobbying. it unfolded on twitter when she posted an article on issue and cruz responded by saying i agree with aoc. she said let's make a deal. he said you're on. we'll keep you posted. mandatory evacuation orders could come at any time among the arkansas river because officials say aging levees are showing signs of leakage. flooding is emptying into entire neighborhoods. forecasters warn record setting floods will last for days if not weeks. the floods are taking an especially heavy toll on farmers. they're struggling over whether to pump water from their fields or forego planting and rely on insurance and government aid. in the northeast flash floods in washington, d.c. include violent hail storms and a funnel cloud. let's look at your friday forecast. >> we've got a stalled frontal

boundary across the southern plains. that means more spotty storms across south texas. the rest of the plains getting the chance to dry up. it's going to be feel pretty comfortable. the southeast not as comfortable, but not as hot as what we've been dealing with. this boundary pushes on through and it will lead to a couple storms into the carolinas and into the ohio river value. in new england a nice end to the work week. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del roso. coming up a new coca-cola for caffeine junkies. we need that. >> yes, we do. first trapped to his neck in soy beans. the struggle to save a man stuck in a silo. plus, disturbing new details overnight about the search for a missing mother of five going through a bitter divorce. later, a wild scene, kids play baseball as a tornado forms behind them.

a near tragedy at the silo outside pittsburgh, a man got trapped up to his neck in soybeans after falling into the tower. the conditions created a quick sand effect, pulling him under. rescuers placed a special retaining wall around him so he didn't sink any further. it took them three hours to pull him out. they say he might have died if his son hadn't been there to call 911. a mother of five from connecticut has now been missing for one week. the case of jennifer dulos is reportedly being treated as a homicide. published reports also say investigators found blood in her home, leading them to believe dulos is the victim of a violent crime. for the last two days, police have searched the park near the location where her vehicle was found. last night a prayer vigil was held in the town where dulos lives. >> the question is what can we

do? and the answer is we can pray, to be hopeful, and not to speculate, not to wonder, not to guess, not to listen to extraneous stories, but to pray and to pray with hope. >> dulos has been locked in a lengthy custody and divorce battle with her husband. he has not been named a suspect in the case. 16 women are suing the fbi accusing the bureau of encouraging a good old boys network at its training academy. "the new york times" reports the lawsuit claims the women were subjected to discrimination and sexual harassment. some of the plaintiffs say they were penalized for doing things that their male colleagues got away with. the fbi isn't commenting on the lawsuit, but told "the times" it is committed to fostering an environment where all employees are respected. coca-cola fans may be jittery with excitement over this news. apparently there is a reboot out of a failed coffee-flavored drink. it's called coca-cola black. it was pulled from the u.s. markets in 2008.

the company has been selling a similar coffee drink that has more caffeine than coke by the well, selling it overseas. it's now expanding to more markets saying coke with coffee could be sold here next year. >> you don't need that. >> i need it. >> huh-uh. look out, tiffany's. there is a new place where people are turning for extravagant jewelry. someone bought a $400,000 diamond ring from costco. the announcement came during a company conference call. analysts say high-priced jewelry could be a hit when costco expands to china this summer. but can you buy it in bulk? >> that's true. everything is bigger at costco. >> that's true. >> i'm kind of into this. coming up, the wild ending at the national spelling bee. but first caught on camera, a swim lesson goes horribly wrong. a boy slips under water for minutes with four swim instructors nearby. up next, a nightmare in paradise. a delaware mother said she was brutally beaten at a caribbean resort. her warning to all tourists next. you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well being.

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most of us, including myself, would run for cover seeing a giant twister like this one. kids in iowa are tough. these 5th and 6th graders look pretty unfazed as they finish warming up for a game. parents and team officials say the skies were clear when the tornado appeared, and vanished almost immediately, so it was game on. i would have been out of there. i would be out of there. >> i would be as well. we're going to turn to a vacation nightmare. a woman from delaware said she was brutally beaten and left for dead at a caribbean resort. >> before you book your vacation, she wants you to heed her warning about security. >> reporter: this morning tammy lawrence daily's chilling account of how she was brutally attacked for hours on vacation in the dominican republic. >> he at that point started choking me, strangling me. >> reporter: the wilmington mother and wife says in january she and her family spent the day enjoying the five star majestic resort of punta cana. that night her solo trip for a snack turned into a fight for her life.

>> he plowed into my back and i just remember that grunt that he made when he hit me. it's like in my nightmares. >> reporter: daily said her unknown attacker dragged her limp body into a dark crawl space. >> all i could think of was my husband was going to find me dead with my head bashed in. >> reporter: daily said she fought back. the man took off, leaving her for dead. her family frantically searching the grounds for her when she was finally found. >> this was the hardest part, seeing her from the back. it didn't look like her. >> reporter: the family calls the dominican police investigation inadequate. no suspect is in custody. she said she never saw her attacker's face believes he was wearing a resort uniform. she has this warning for others traveling to lavish resorts. >> it's not safe. it's not safe for women to be alone, to walk alone. they have to walk with somebody else. >> daily unrecognizable in those pictures there. we want to thank our philadelphia station wpbi for that interview.

the majestic elegance resort did not respond to our request for comment on the case. a swim instructor is under arrest in florida after a 3-year-old nearly drowned during a lesson. just dramatic video shows the toddler slipping under water for more than two minutes with none of the four instructors nearby even noticing. the boy was later revived with cpr. jessica krets, the instructor, seen closest to him, is now charged with child neglect. the boy's family says this could have been easily prevented. >> he has suffered significantly and is still suffering to this day, still seeking medical treatment with doctors due to the damage that occurred. they put their truck in park maitland that they were going to be teaching their kid to swim. >> police say krets was charged but not the other instructors because the child was under her supervision. in medical news there's a new risk related to all that screen time in front of phones and tablets. it is apparently hurting the

ability of surgeons to door this jobs. medical schools are noticing a decline in the manual dexterity that surgeons need. the drop in fine motor skills among students has been linked to too much time spent tapping and touching screens as children instead of engaging in hands-on activities like woodwork, drawing, and painting. now to the nba finals, the first played outside the united states. game one went to toronto. the raptors held off the warriors 118-109. it's the first time in the last five years that the warriors have lost game one of an nba finals. >> the game within the game involved rapper drake. the toronto super fan showed up wearing a retro raptors jersey which happened to be del curry's who is the father of steph curry. then after the game, drake exchanged words with golden state's draymond green as the teams left the court. fan excitement has hit record levels in toronto's jurassic park, 20,000 fans reportedly crammed into one location last night. game two is sunday. >> i will be tuning in mostly to

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of challenging words, they named all eight co-champions. the spelling bee ended with this word. >> odylic, o-d-y-l-i-c, odylic. >> you are correct. >> after odylic, judges were out of words. each of the winners had answered a staggering 47 words correctly. one winner's curiosity got a laugh from the crowd. >> just out of curiosity, would you happen to know what time it is? >> it's 11:18. >> oh, wow. >> yeah, it's getting late. >> it is getting late. but all eight winners hoisted that trophy. here's the best part. they'll each get the $50,000 in prizes. they don't have to split it. >> wow, huge congrats. >> so impressive, eight ways historic. the north face may be a little red face after a scandal involving wikipedia. >> the clothing company was accused of trying to hack into

wikipedia and swap photos of cool outdoor locations with shots that included people wearing north face products. an ad agency for north face admits it was part of a new campaign. >> the company tweeted an apology saying the campaign is over. the pictures have been removed. so, attention all you twitter fans, you may be chipping away at your intelligence one tweet at a time. >> researchers in italy claimed twitter is making us dumber. they conducted a study that allowed half of the people who use twitter to analyze a book posting quotes in their reflections while the other half used traditional classroom teaching methods. >> the twitter users saw their test performance drop by 25% to 40%. researchers warn we should be more careful about how we use social media. you don't say. >> interesting, interesting. all right. finally, i'm so plum for this. it's big news for harry potter fans like myself. >> j.k. rowling is about to release four new books. short nonfiction volumes will only be available online. >> the e-books will dig deeper

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we never stop taking care of you. >> mark: happening right now at 4:27 a.m., no one said it was going to be easy. the warriors get stunned in game one of the nba finals, but the dubs vowing to come back strong. from the live desk president trump is escalating his trade war, and this morning he is threatening to impose a tariff on everything coming from mexico unless it does something to stop immigrants crossing the border. >> can you spell unprecedented? a bare area teen helps make history at the national spelling bee. >> there's a happy ending to this. >> there is but a tie? >> it's very nice. >> welcome back. >> thank you. i feel like i've been on another planet. >> you have been. >> so much fun to watch. welcome to friday, may 31st. we'll get things started with

meteorologist mike nicco. let's take a look at what's on outside. we do have some cooler weather up 101 from novato, same thing at half moon bay and mount view along with clear lake, the warm spot. this afternoon faster sunshine means warmer temperatures away from the coast. look at all those 80s in the north bay, inland, east bay. still chilly along the coast and san francisco. low to mid-60s. some fog lurking outside. here is alexis. good morning, mike. we did have an issue in san francisco causing about a 10 or 15 minute delay heading out of the city approaching silver avenue. i believe all lanes are back open now. that vehicle was stopped in the left lane facing the wrong way. chp came through the area, they ran a traffic break and some residual delays in the area. i do want to confirm that is fully clear and i will pass that

along as soon as we have that information. cash lanes looking slow, but overall that's about it so far today. >> thank you. the warriors have a couple days now to figure out what went wrong after dropping game one of the nba finals to the raptors in toronto. >> last night the dubs played for the first time after nine days off, and it showed. toronto outplayed golden state for most of the siakam led. the warriors were confident they would come back strong in game two. >> we always had a chance and didn't play very well at all. you leave this game feelin as good as you can feel knowing we lost but i think we figured some things out. >> we're not very familiar with this team but that's no excuse. come out and our goal is to get one. still on the table for us.

i know we'll respond like the champions we are. >> after the game they caught him and drake talking trash. draymond says it was not a scuffle. he says they just barked a little bit. >> apparently drake was wearing a throwback dell curry raptors jersey. >> oh. >> as in steph's father. >> okay. >> drake, explain yourself. where are your loyalties? abc 7 the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game two sunday in toronto. abc 7 news anchor dion lim and mindi bach are there. nba countdown is at 4:30 and tipoff at 5:00 p.m. >> right now it is 4:30 and time to check in with weather and traffic. here is a