york, i'm mola lenghi. captioning funded by cbs it's friday, may 10th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." tornadoes, damaging winds, and deadly floods leave a trail of destruction across parts of the u.s. roads looked like rivers in texas, and other parts of the south are feeling it too. the u.s. just slapped china with tariffs on $200 billion worth of goodscalat tde war could affect the average

amican fily's line. >> nben the u.s. and north korea. the u.s. sees a cargo ship just hours after come launched his first missile test in less than a week. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, millions in the south are in the path of danger and potentially bad weather that is expected to bring rain and a flash flood watch. forecasters say the threat is along the northern gulf coast from texas to the lower mississippi valley. houston is feeling the brunt of the storm. city officials are warning the public to stay off the roads. floodwaters are so bad in some areas, drivers became trapped in their vehicles. >> would you recommend this? >> no. >> why not? >> it's dangerous. it really is. i made it home just in time before the water got high though.

i really did. i thank god. >> parts of louisiana are flooded after heavy rain. people in eunice splashed through roads. now to washington where at the stroke of midnight president trump made good on a threat to raise chinese goods as negotiations are set to resume today. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with details of this latest action by the trump administration. diane, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the white house says while talks are scheduled to resume today, it remains uncertain whether the two sides can reach an agreement. the trump administration raised tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods overnight. some estimate it would cost an average american family of four $766 a year.

on wall street stocks closed down on the escalating news with china. the dow dropped 138 points, the s&p 500 fell 8 points, and the nasdaq dropped 32 points. it came after a pivotal round of trade talks ended without a deal. china's commerce industry says it, quote, deeply regrets the u.s.'s decision and would take e specifics. mr. trump says he received a letter by the chinese president but is not ruling out the possibility of more tariffs. >> we never took in 10 cents from china. not 10 cents. i think it will be a very strong day frankly, but we'll see. >> this week top u.s. trade negotiator robert lighthizer treasury secretary stephen mnuchin accused china of reneging on decisions they machltd anne-marie? >> diane, that's good.

>> i understand there's another big story on wall street today, uber's ipo. >> that's right, anne-marie. uber's ipo is arguably one of the most anticipated if not the most anticipated this year. it will trade here on the new york stock exchange under the symbol uber. the company's initial offering is at $45, the lower end of expectations. this implies a market valuation. it's going to value the company more than southwest and american airlines combined. it could raise $8 billion today. in all it's expected to be the largest ipo of 2019 and the biggest since alibaba's in 2014. >> we'll be watching. thanks, diane. u.s. officials say the ship was used to transport coal. it came hours after north korea

fired two suspected short-range missiles, its second launch in less than five days. laura podesta is here in new york with what this could mean for nuclear talks with the u.s. good morning. >> good morning. if we thought the denuclearization would be swift and orderly as president trump and secretary of state mike pompeo made it sound like it would be following the summits with kim jong-un, this is an indication that things are a bit more complicated. north korea says yesterday's launch is nothing more than routine military training. the short-range ballistic missiles lifted off near pyongyang and splashed down in the sea of japan. they reported that kim jong-un stressed the need to further increase the capability of the defense unit to cope with any jae-in says the tests are likely

in reaction to the failed hanoi summit between kim and president trump. north korea was looking for sanctions relief, but would not fully denuclearize. >> we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for that. >> it's the second launch in less than a week after going more than a year without any tests. president trump was still optimistic after the first tweeting kim know that i'm with him. deal will happen. >> nobody's happy about it. >> yesterday he began to express some doubt. >> the relationship continues, but we'll see what happened. they're talking about negotiating. but i don't think they're ready to negotiate. >> sanctions are meant to deprive kim of the money they need to build nuclear weapons, and violating them will not be allowed. the justice department announced a freighter disembarked last

year after selling coal on the world market. the missiles launched yesterday were identical to the ones the north launched saturday. experts say based on how far they traveled, they do not represent a new threat. >> all right, laura. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. alabama with their controversial vote after a shouting match on the floor. >> there was no motion, there was no motion. he didn't make a motion, mr. president trump. >> he made a motion to table. >> the bill would ban abortions in almost all cases, making it a class a felony for a doctor punishable by as many as 99 years in prison. in other states they ban it. political analysts say legal challenges are sure to wind up there but are not likely to succeed. the two suspects in a colorado school shooting that killed a student and wounded eight others are expected back in court today. prosecutors plan to file formal

charges against 18-year-old dev erickson and 16-year-old alec mckinney. the district attorney's office will decide whether mckinney will be charged as an adult. cbs news learned that five months before the school's shooting, the school director was sent a letter warning about the violence and bullying at the school. >> president trump will name patrick shanahan. he previously worked at boeing and served as the deputy defense secretary since the start of the trump administration. lawyers for former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning fear she may soon end up behind bars. she refused to testify before a grand jury, but before her release yesterday, she received another s&p demanding her testimony next week to a new grand jury. coming up on the morning new

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church law addressing the clergy abuse scandal. seth doane reports on what it does and does not require. >> reporter: pope francis's sweeping new law makes it mandatory for priests and nuns to report sexual abuse and its coverup. the decree sets out procedures and time lines for investigations including those against bishops. it requires every diocese in the world to establish an office to deal with abuse allegations. it mandates diocese develop simple ways for victims to report, seeks to protect wesle blowers, and puts the onus on the vatican to respond quickly. >> it is a very strong message that its disclosure is the order of the day and not science. >> reporter: the new law does not mandate reporting to police or prosecutors, though it does say local churches must adhere to the reporting laws in their countries.

there are loopholes. abuse revealed during confession, for instance, would remain secret. >> the church is incapable of policing itself. >> reporter: shaun dougherty is a survivor who cbs news has followed for months. >> i know in the eyes of the world this is a big step. i know this is the church ordering the church to report to the church. >> reporter: pope francis's decree will be used as a framework for u.s. bishops to establish their own measures when they meet next month. while welcoming the tightening of procedures, survivors are critical that this does not make order for transparency to the public. it also does not address penalties including the defrocking of convicted priests. seth doane, cbs news, al ba, italy. coming up on the "cbs this morning," safety of drugs.

anna werner looks at new coboutrugs made overseas. plus first on "cbs this morning," the ceo of bumble will make a big announcement. and in our "school matters" series, we'll meet a california teacher who wants to change the way teenagers talk about their mental health. for this friday.rning news" thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day and a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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the weekend saving the best for last. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's check in with mary and the all important mother's day. >> we have a great looking forecast ahead. happy friday to you. we made it to the end of the week. areas of fog with light offshore winds inland. we'll see temperatures warming up, especially inland we'll see plenty of sun as we go through the day. there's still a chance, a slight chance to see a shower or an isolated thunderstorm mainly for the south bay. south of san jose looking at likely monterey and san benito counties. mid to upper 60s to about 70 with mostly