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are now safe. what made the rescue mission so difficult. 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, today is the deadline for the white house to give formal notice on tariffs for mexican goods. officials will reat in washington for a third day today in hopes of reaching a deal on immigration enforcement. president trump is threatening a 5% tax on all goods imported from mexico. those tariffs are set to go into effect on monday unless mexico takes measures to stop illegal immigration along the southern border. marc liverman is here in new york. marc, are we seeing any progress at all with these negotiations? >> well, we're seeing some progress, but it might not be enough before monday's deadlines and some on both sides say the move could take a big toll on americans.

two days of talks between u.s. and mexico have yielded significant concessions but not enough to stop tariffs on all goods from mexico. >> tariffs are a beautiful thing, beautiful word if you know how to use them properly. >> with time running out and opposition growing on capitol hill, president trump appeared on fox news to defend the immigration approach. >> they're saying, oh, that's horrible. what they're doing is hurting a deal. they should be saying we're with the president, we'll do whatever he wants to do, and mexican would fold like an umbrella. now we have these people. i'm saying there are some republicans too. i think they should be ashamed of themselves. >> the white house is using the threat of tariffs to pressure mexico to halt the flow of migrants into the u.s., but many in congress are pushing back saying the move would hurt americans. the chairman of the house ways and means committee will use a

dissolution of approval to say blocking tariffs for trade policy is an abuse of power. mexico pledged to deploy 6,000 troops to its border with guatemala. the white house said that wasn't enough. cbs news has learned that the two sides are discussing a change to the asylum policy so that migrants traveling through mexico would apply for asylum there first. the administration describes that as encouraging. and if no deal is reached, the white house will impose a 5% tariff on imports on monday. the fee could rise as high as 25% by the end of the year. lawmakers are also concerned if they go into effect, they could have a negative effect on american businesses too. anne-marie. >> watching those negotiations closely. marc liverman in new york. thank you, marc. democratic presidential candidate joe biden says he no

apportions. he supports the hyde amendment. biden discussed the issue during a rally in atlanta health carea right as i do, i can no longer support an amendment that makes the amendment right dependent on someone's zip code. >> so far this year eight states have passed laws severely limiting abortion rights. dangerous and deadly flooding will remain a major threat across parts of the south into the weekend. flood watches and warnings are up in at least six states this morning, and forecasters say flood-ravaged louisiana and arkansas will get more rain today. and torrential downpours are expected throughout the entire southeast throughout the weekend. laura podesta has a report on damage the floods have left behind. >> reporter: floodwaters soaked the area in alabama as more than

3 inches of rain fell in an hour. a man drowned his ve as the rains fell, the storms also spawned tornadoes. in galvez, a storm severely damaged this home. >> as soon as i came in, this whole roof fell. >> reporter: matt johnson'st baa direct hit while his family was home. >> i was like what if we would have let them sleep in. she could easily have been dead. i could have been dead. >> reporter: two men pulled a woman to safety submerged in a car in high water. a tree fell in a swimming pool. it carved a wide path from oklahoma to parts of illinois. homeowners in grafton, illinois, built a wall with concrete and gravel hoping to curb the damage. and dozens of volunteers in conway, arkansas, pitched in to help. >> this community has given maximum effort to try to save this home. it means the world to my father,

to me. >> reporter: they built this barrier from thousands of sandbags, creating their own tiny island fortress. laura podesta, cbs news. four hikers rescued from mount rain year in washington are recovering in hospital this morning. they discovered problems after high winds. the winds made it hard to reach the climbers. they were finally reached by helicopter yesterday. one of the men identified the terrible ordeal of being there. >> there were moments there were breakdowns. there were moments there were panic attacks with each and every one, and we had to be there for each other to pull each other out. >> the four men suffered from exposure to the cold, but they are expected to be okay though. the fbi and cdc are investigating the recent deaths of american tourists in the dominican republic, three people

have died in the last three weeks at the same resort. janet shamlian reports their exact cause of death still remains unclear. >> canoeing together. >> reporter: edward holmes and cynthia day were having the time of their lives at this resort in the dominican republic. the maryland couple posting photos on social media saying they never wanted to leave. they were found dead in their room may 30th. >> they just got engaged. they were celebrated. >> reporter: just five days earlier miranda schaup-werner collapsed at a sister resort. the fbi is investigating the sudden deaths. all three had the same cause, fluid in the lungs and respiratory failure. no toxicology report is available yet. in a statement, the resort claims miranda shaup westerner died of a heart attack. a family spokesman said she was treated for a heart issue years ago but was recently in good health. >> we don't have any answers of

what happened down there. >> reporter: the deaths brought back memories for dawn mccoy whose husband david died in the republic last year. >> he wasn't able to talk. he wasn't able to breathe. >> reporter: the new developments of a couple in fiji. authorities have ruled out the flew in their case. janet shamlian, cbs news, los angeles. today west point is expected to release the name of a cadet killed in a violent crash. it happened yesterday about 55 miles north of new york city. a five-ton vehicle loaded with cadets overturned on the way to a training site. one died and 22 others were hurt. the injured cadets are seniors, part of the class of 2020. an official at west point says a death like thisrpsing. >> it's not common to have a

vehicle turn over. we want to make sure our soldiers and cadets train in realistic training environments. >> president trump expressed his condolences on twitter calling it a terrible accident. >> a new facility will be in carrizo springs, texas, southwest of san antonio. it will hold as many as 1,600 teens. the complex once housed oil field workers. the government is considering housing children on three military bases around the country. and the government is taking new steps to block robocalls. members of the fcc approved a measure giving wireless phone companies the right to block robocalls automatically without needing customers' permission. this means cellphone owners will no longer have to opt in or download an app. >> it gives us an extra tool in our arsenal to go after the robocalls and the scammers. >> it's not clear yet how many unwanted calls will b blocked

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our top stories this morning. officials from the u.s. and mecoil ing for trd in hop reaching immigration enforcement. president trump is threatening a 5% tax on all goods imported from mexico. those tariffs are set to go in effect on monday. and dangerous and deadly flooding will remain a threat across parts of the south this weekend. flood watches and warnings are up in at least six states this morning. forecasters say flood-ravaged louisiana and arkansas will get more rain today. and torrential downpours are expected for the entire southeast through the weekend. the 73rd annual tony awards will air this sunday on cbs.

laura podesta takes a look at some of the contenders of broadway's biggest night, and the show host james corden offers a prediction. >> reporter: from movie adaptations to a jukebox musical, this year's tony awards are eclectic and competitive. the m"haiti's town" leads the pack with 14 nominations. and some familiar faces could be gracing the stage. bryan cranston of "breaking bad" fame is breaking news in network and nominated for leading actor in a play. and so is adam driver in "burn this." annette bening might be taking home her first tony for "all my sons." she's up against winners like laurie metcalf.

we asked host james corden for his. >> there's a play. i think he's quite possibly the best writer alive. >> butterworth will take on theater darlie heidi schreckt. >> you've got the right to brush your teeth. yes, you've got it. >> reporter: much of the show is being kept under raps but corden is expected to do a big opening number, and he'll be singing. >> a new song and an original song, and, you know, it's terrifying. it's live, you know? >> even this star gets stage fright looking forward to the final bow. >> i'll cry because it will have gone so badly or i'll see my wife and go, i got away with it. coming up on "cbs this morning," the women's world cup kicks off today in france. we'll show you the staggering growth in the audience for women's soccer. plus an exclusive look at the latest drone technology for disaster response as we take you to one of the biggest training

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fo this is kpix5 news. good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 7th, 2019. you're taking a live look outside at the sparkling bay bridge there. it is friday.

we made it, end of the week. >> yes. >> so happy about that. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's get a check of the forecast. sunny again. loving it. >> yes, it will. this is the last day before the warmup sets in and it will be like yesterday was. out there now, warein the low 50s for most locations. livermore cold into the upper 40s. 48degrees for you guys. daytime high today will climb to 66 for the city. that is pretty much exactly where we were yesterday. the one thing i think you'll notice different about today is particularly for the city or any locations close to the bay, it is going to be less wind. not going to be breezy but not as windy as it was yesterday. for those inland temperatures we're staying in the low 80s. again, that is a repeat of what we did yesterday. a couple of headlines to leave you with. read that middle one. the hottest temperatures are going to arrive early next week. i'll have more on that in a bit. emily, how is the drive? >> it looks like a friday on

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