it's tuesday, june 4th, 2019. this is the cbs morning news. high stakes, president trump is set to meet with britain's outgoing prime minister this morning, the controversial issues he plans to address days before theresa may steps down. rising concern, more than a dozen counties along the arkansas river bracing for more record flooding, the big business this disaster is now impacting across the u.s. we're going to say good-bye to james, too. >> and final jeopardjeopardy, h winning streak has come to an

end, how much continues this mo with a meeting with the prime minister. in a short while mr. trump will have breakfast with theresa may and later they're expected to his state visit. president trump is getting the royal treatment in london. day one of mr. trump's state visit to the u.k. ended with a lavish banquet at buckingham palace. >> mr. president, as we look to the future, i'm confident that our common values and shared interests will continue to unite us. >> queen elizabeth toasted what she called the immensely important relationship between washington and london. president trump then responded in kind. >> on behalf of all americans, i

offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long cherished and truly remarkable reign of her magesty the queen. >> today mr. trump gets down to business meeting with prime minister theresa may and other leaders. officials are bracing for major protests in the city of london. the largest demonstration will be here in trafalgar square, less from half a mile from where the president will be. british police have spent weeks planning the security for the state visit. >> when we're talking about tens, probably hundreds of thousands of people in london protesting this visit and president trump himself that does present new risks. >> president trump will spend another night in england before moving on to ireland where he'll

stay at his own golf course. >> reporter: the square behind me is a bit empty. protesters aren't expected to come for a few more hours, but they are going to be chanting and rallying when the president is meeting with the prime minister at 10 downing street. they're going to be discussing a number of issues as we discussed, climate, trade but also huawei, that chinese telecommunication company. the americans would like to see the british not use it in their 5g network. they believe that it could open up not only the u.k. but also america to chinese spying. anne-marie. >> bound to be an interesting day, ian lee in london, thank you. ahead on cbs this morning, the latest on president trump's trip to the u.k. including special coverage of joint news conferenc with british prime minister theresa may. the federal government has opened antitrust probes into major tech companies including apple, google, amazon, ande dep federal trade commission will split up the investigations into

alleged anticompetitive practices. the doj will handle apple and google while the ftc examines facebook and amazon. the investigation comes as the tech company face questions about consumer privacy, alleged misuse of pesrsonal data. the house judiciary committee is opening its own cook about it in an exclusive interview. >> that new innovation of that apple sign on, i thought this is

apple taking a shott the way facebook and google is using all of our data. >> you know, we're not really taking a shot at anybody. we focus on the user, and the user wants the ability to go across numerous properties on the web without being under surveillance. we're moving privacy protections forward, and i actually think it's a very reasonable request for people to make. >> you can watch more of norah o'donnell's exclusive ting her and

six others to hide inside ae thd and i said come on. he said i'm going to go check on other people, barricade yourself in. >> co-workers described the shooter as quiet but normal. the fbi and police are trying to determine how long he had been planning the attack. there are new details in the case of a missing connecticut mother of five. arrest warrants reveal jennifer dulos's blood was found in places where her estranged husband and girlfriend may have been caught on security video disposing of trash bags. dulos disappeared may 24th after dropping her kids from school. he and his girlfriend michelle traconis were arraigned on charges of tampering with

evidence and hindering the prosecution.e ased he was not. and the search resumes for mountain in india. yesterday the bodies of five climbers tethered together in the snow were spotted by searchers and a helicopters. the group of eight including two americans were reported missing last week. they were attempting to scale a previously unclimbed peak near india's second highest mountain. the search mission is working on the assumption that the three missing climbers are also dead. tensions continue to simmer between the u.s. and iran. iran rejected an offer by secretary of state mike pompeo to hold discussions saying no until economic sanctions are lifted. there is a u.s. aircraft carrier standing by in the region this morning. charlie d'agata got on board. >> reporter: from the deck of the u.s.s. abraham lincoln, avoiding a war with nearby iran looks an awful lot like preparing for one. we arrived to find a carrier at

full throttle in the arabian sea flying 80 to 100 surveillance and training runs a day. >> u.s. forces regularly control these waters but this is th air here specifically in response to iranian threats. it is yet to go through the strait of hormuse a crucial channel for world oil trade and a potential flash point with iran. rear admiral john f.g. wade declined to discuss specifics. >> what makes this particular situation unique? >> it's unique because there's been credible threats against our forces and against others in this region. >> have you been told about those threats o'or picked up on them yourself? >> i've seen the intelligence and they're credible. >> credible enough for john bolton to redirect the lincoln along with b 52 bombers and hundreds more u.s. troops to the

region. >> the national security adviser said that sending this strike group is sending a message to iran. what is the message for you? he.we are ready, trained, ready to go. >> reporter: they may have to be. washington has already warned tehran that any attack on american forces or u.s. interests would be met with fierce retaliation. charlie d'agata, cbs news aboard the u.s.s. abraham lincoln in the arabian sea. back here at home, more rain and flooding is expected across the south and central u.s. this week as rivers continue to rise. this was the scene yesterday in moffett, oklahoma where they're experiencing record flooding. the town has been under a mandatory evacuation for eleven days. weeks of heavy rains have taken their toll on farmers across the region. some say the catastrophic weather has cost them millions.

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count of people who live in areas with high immigrant populations aiding republicans political prospects. the commerce department says 14,000 pages have already been turned over to the oversight committee. "the washington post" reports the house has passed a $19 billion disaster aid bill that president trump is expected to sign. the legislation will help speed relief funds to communities hit by tornados, wildfires, volcanos, drought, flooding and other disasters. it also includes money for puerto rico, which is still rebuilding after hurricanes in 2017. the hill reports a judge rejected house democrats' attempt to block president trump's use of military funds f. a trump-appointed federal judge handed the president the legal victory ruling the house failed to show it has standing to pursue the matter in court. mr. trump issued a national emergency declaration this year to use pentagon funding to start construction at the border, but last week a ruling by a

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creating his own record label in 1996. on the cbs money watch now, a major data breach at a medical lab and possible pushback following tariff threats against mexico. die an king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> the major u.s. indexes ended mostly lower yesterday following word the federal government has opened an antitrust investigation into big tech companies. facebook sank 7.5%, google's parent company alphabet lost 6%. checking the broader masrket, te dow edged up four points, the s&p 500 fell seven points and the nasdaqab tumbled 120. senior mexican officials are warning of retaliation if the trump administration imposes tariffs on its exports to the u.s. president trump says he will impose a 5% tariff on mexican goods beginning next week to pressure its government to block

migrants from crossing the border. a high level mexican delegation is in washington this week for meetings with u.s. officials to try and reach an agreement. and quest diagnostics says as many as roughly 12 million patients may have had their personal information exposed in a security breach. now, the company says one of the billing collections firms it works with alerted it last month that an unauthorized user got into its system and accessed private information. the information includes credit card and bank account numbers, medical records and social security numbers. quest says lab results were not exposed. it says an investigation is underway to determine the extent of the breach. anne-marie. >> another day, another breach. it's like weekly we're hearing something like this. >> that's right, like a broken record on this one. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks, diane. >> you got it. still ahead, back on track. a star athlete is free to compete, at least for now following a new court ruling.

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our top stories this our top stories this morning, president trump's state visit to britain continues this morning with a meeting with outgoing prime minister theresa may. security in london is tight as tens of thousands of protesters are expected nearby. last night queen elizabeth threw a lavish official state banquet for mr. trump at buckingham palace. the two toasted to the special relationship and friendship between the two nations. and the federal government has opened antitrust probes into major tech companies including apple, google, am azon and facebook. the justice department and federal trade commission will split up the investigations. the doj will handle apple and google while the ftc examines facebook and amazon.

today marks the 30th anniversary of the brutal crackdown on pro democracy demonstrators in tiananmen square in china. hundreds, perhaps thousands were killed. secretary of state mike pompeo has called for a full accounting of what happened, but as elizabeth palmer reports, china is more interested in wiping it from history. >> reporter: on june 4th, 1989, weeks of demonstrations in beijing's tiananmen square ended in mass murder. cbs cameras recorded chinese soldiers shooting unarmed civilians, most of them students. wu'erkaixi, one of the student leaders survived but had to flee into exile. >> i am a survivor of a massacre. >> reporter: a massacre no one talks about in china. posing as tourists, we went to tiananmen square, a landmark

still so sensitive that even tourists have to show i.d., and there are surveillance cameras everywhere. it's hard to imagine this vast square filled with passionate students demanding more freedoms. 30 years on, the chinese government has erased every reminder of those events 30 years ago. pictures like this are banned from television and school textbooks and it's worked. we showed some of the photographs to young passers by. >> have you ever heard of these events? >> i think not. >> no idea? >> yeah. >> what country? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: minutes later, the police showed up and we ended up in custody for six hours. in today's china, consumerism and capitalism have eclipsed demands for political freedom but wu'erkaixi wantsonce a youn hunger striker who risked his

life for the cause says see tiananmen still makes the young communist party very nervous. >> freedom is something once you got hooked. coming up on cbs this morning, in our eye on money series, are you saving enough for retirement? we have a chick liecklist to mae you are right on track. as we mark the 75th anniversary of d-day, jan crawford introduces us to an army medic who saved countless lives during that historic battle. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. now at 4:30, taking a live look from the sales force tara -- tower camera, get ready to feel the heat today.

good morning, it is tuesday, june 4. >> darren warned us, he said this heat wave is coming, and here it is. >> just one day later, the temperatures i was talking for him and locations now look a little bit hotter than they did just yesterday. 96 will be showing up for some inland spots. first, let me get you ready and out the door. we aren't all going to the mid-90s today and we certainly aren't there now. the numbers now are in the low 50s for san francisco, but it is 60 already in livermore and 57 in concorde. even though it is dark, i will tell you, there are far fewer low clouds this morning that we had not only yesterday but for the last week. for the city, officially today, we go to 72 degrees. that's the coolest number in the forecast besides the coast.

96 degrees for so