it's today it's, may 2, 2017. demonstrators hit the streets across the country for may day but the peaceful rallies took a violent turn on the west coast as protesters raged against president trump's policies. and calling the kremlin. mr. trump will have a high-profile conversation with russian president vladimir putin today as critics question his coziness with dangerous leaders. good morning from studio 57

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin in the pacific northwest where may day demonstrations protesting president trump's immigration policies turned violent. in washington, the capital, in washington state rather, capital olympia police said what they described as members of a mob threw bottles and used slingshots to fire rocks at overseas. nine people were arrested and charged with felony riot. [ gunshot ] in portland, police used flash grenades to break up a protest they said had become a riot. more than two dozen people were arrested. several businesses suffered damage. tens of thousands protested across the country. this afternoon president trump is scheduled to speak by phone with russian president

u.s.-russia relations may be at an all time low. during the campaign mr. trump praised putin, one of several authoritarian leaders he had good things to say about comments that drawn sharp criticism. >> reporter: topics on the agenda of president trump's scheduled call with the russian leader will include the war in syria and missile testing in north korea. the president is also taking heat for saying in an interview yesterday he would be honored to meet north korean leader kim jong-un. trump is due to speak with vladimir putin later today. the civil war in syria and kim jong-un are strong topics. >> people tried to take his power away. he was able to do

so, obviously, he's a pretty smart cookie. >> reporter: mr. trump says his biggest foreign policy concern heis t rogue nation and his nuclear program. >> he has nuclear weapons. he has 28,000 troops on the line. they are right there. i'll act if i have to act. >> reporter: overnight south korea said two u.s. bombers were deployed over the korean peninsula in a joint drill. and a spokesperson confirmed thaad is operational and has the ability to intercept north korean missiles and defend south korea. president trump is also taking heat for telling bloomberg news he would be honored to meet kim jong-un. >> what you do, you legitimatize a bad actor. >> reporter: with white house officials stipulated north korea would first have to abandon nuclear weapons. meanwhile the spending measure is set for a house

ahead of friday's midnight deadline. thank you. survivors of the deadliest incident in the battle for the iraqi city of mosul are disputing american suing begs that isis is to blame for the high death toll. an american air strike on a house in month sue killed more than 1 hu00 civilians. survivors tell the associated press that's not the case. people volunteerly took refuge in the building and that the building was not filled with explosives. the u.s. commander for the middle east told congress the bombs that were used should not have created the devastating effect. u.s. central command is investigating. president trump took to twitter last night to stress his view of history is better than it may seem. the president is taking heat for comments he made during a radio

interview with president an did you jackson and the civil war. >> avenues very tough person. but he had a big heart and he was really angry that he saw what was happening with regard to the civil war. he said, there's no reason for this. people don't ask that question. but why was there the civil war? why could that one not have been worked out. >> the root cause of the civil wars was slavery. the president tweeted jackson died years before the fighting began. president andrew jackson who died 16 years before the civil war started saw it coming and was angry. would never have let it happen. police in new orleans disperse a crowd at a confederate monument. about 200 people gathered last night to protest the removal of the jefferson davis statue. one of three statues the city plans to take down. one monument has been removed. more heavy rain and flooding expected in the

central u.s. flood warnings are posted in parts of oklahoma, illinois, kansas and missouri. in missouri some areas got up to 12 inches of rain in the past few days. rivers and streams have dumped their banks and evacuations have been ordered. major roads and bridges are shut down including interstate 44. the governor declared a state of emergency and called in the national guard. >> in many parts of missouri this will be a flood of historic proportions. >> dozens of people had to be rescued and more rain is in the forecast. and there's no word on why a university of texas student calmly attacked other students with a hunting knife on the austin campus. one person was killed and three others were wounded. yesterday police say the suspect surrendered without a fight. >> reporter: a student is in custody in connection with a stabbing attack on the university of texas campus monday afternoon. >> we

victims. one is desesd. the other three are receiving treatment. >> reporter: a police officer confronted the 21-year-old within two minutes of the call for help. >> he was armed with a large police style hunting knife. officer confronted him. ordered the suspect to get on the ground which he did comply. >> reporter: moments later officers found three other victims all male students within a block. rachel was standing in a line at a food truck when the attack happened. >> looked just like a normal student. he was very calm, just walking around slowly. no angry facial expression. >> reporter: erin ran to a bathroom for safety. >> i was so scared. all i could think about was hiding and just doing whatever i could to stay out of sight until i knew it was okay to come out.

>> reporter: 25 people witnessed the attack. authorities don't know the suspect's motive. don champion, cbs news. the chief executive of united airlines is scheduled to testify on capitol hill today. oscar munoz and other airline executives will answer questions about what can be dproichbl the flying experience. the hearing follows an incident last month during which a passenger on a united flight was forcibly removed. a baltimore orioles star says racist taunts by red sox fans last night was the worse he ever faced in boston. adam jones says he was called the n-word and that someone threw a bag of peanuts at him. red sox say 30 fans were ejected from fenway. tension between the teams has been high since several incidents between players this season. orioles won 5-2. coming up on the morning news reversing course school initiatives promoted by michele obama are cancelled. extreme

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♪ more than two dozen kids in michigan belong to the nation's first orchestra made up of refugee children. most of them are from syria. the kalamazoo symphony supports the orchestra. the kids are still learning english but united by tlang of music. school programs promoted by michele obama are rolled back and investigation into a deadly cop shooting. "the dallas morning news" reports new information in the fatal shooting of a black teenager by a suburban police officer. the chief of b alch is springs says a car was driving away from saturday night when an officer shot a boy with a rival

head. the officer was placed on leave. "usa today" reports 27 aee o aeroflot parents were hurt by turbulence. several flyers suffered broken bones. rolling stones says the organizers of the fire festival billed as a luxury event are face a $100 million lawsuit. the suit accuses billy mcfarland of fraud. some attendees said they were stranded without food or shelter on a remote bahamas island last friday when the festival collapsed. the "new york times" says the trump administration is targeting two programs pushed by michele obama. the agriculture secretary yesterday said some anti-obesity rules in school lunch menus would be eased. another report says the let girls learn overseas education program would be rebranded but administration be officials deny

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ for you ohio brothers are headed for new haven, connecticut. the quadruplets decided to attend yale together. they said the ivy league school offered big financial help. they were accepted to 59 colleges combined including harvard and stanford. congratulations. a major chicken maker offers a switch and a new soda offers a dose of fiber. >> reporter: investors are waiting for apple to release

quarterly earnings after the closing bell. the fed starts a two day meeting in d.c. to discuss interest rates. yesterday the dow lost 27 points. s&p gained for you. and thanks to gains by tech companies the nasdaq rose. tyson food said it will be antibiotic freeby the end of the year. tyson joins a growing roster of producers and fast food chains that eliminated antibiotics as consumers demand nor natural food. the swiss bank u b s paid $445 million to settle claims that it sold risky mortgage securities that sunk two credit unions. u b s paid more than $79 million last year to resolve similar clai.

gra graduates enrolling in scleg at a record high. 70% of high school graduates headed to colleges or universities. this is based own labor department statistics from january through october of last year. people with college degrees have a significantly lower unemployment rate than those without. and another way to get your daily dose of fiber. coca-cola plus has five grams of in fiber. no sugar orca low rice. only available in japan and being marketed to consumers over the age of 40. so far coke has no plans to market it in the u.s. we'll see. i suppose extra fiber can't hurt, right? >> that's the thinking. >> keep you moving as they say. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. still ahead a museum turns into a

fashion event of the year and look at which outfits stole the show.

here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ a london cat would have lost one of its nine lives if it weren't for a big hearted dock worker. he went into the thames and rescued the cat. felix was strolling away unphased. the met gala in new york is known as the super bowl of fashion. celebrities had their game on last

we find out who wore whom. >> who are you wearing? >> versace. >> reporter: it's the benefit for the metropolitan museum of art. >> best event in the entire world. honor to be here. >> reporter: this year for the second time in its history the honoree was a living designer. she was from japan. >> she's a genius. not only thinks outside-the-box she doesn't even acknowledge the box. >> reporter: tom brady and his wife were the event's official hosts along with singers katy perry and fharell williams. >> i love tokyo. >> reporter: julie chen co-host of "the talk" was with her husband. >> do you have any say over her clothes? >> are you

>> he stays out of my business. i stay out of his. that's the key to a successful marriage. >> reporter: tickets for this gala go for $30,000 each. >> it's more than about clothes. it really is a way of people expressing them sefl ining them fashion. looking pretty good. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" the loud announcement of the tony award nominations as we find out which broadway shows will be in the running for the top awards. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news".

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coming on. good morning, allyson. >> good morning, finally we are going to dry out a little bit. a few quiet dry days before more rain to end the week. looking at our setup, it doesn't look too dry. we have a couple of sprinkles out there, and it still feels on the muggy side. we do have one little shower near mount airy and a few hit or miss sprinkles this morning. it's still warm out there because the winds are still out of the southwest. it's on the muggy side. by the afternoon we'll stay into the 70s, but the air mass will change meaning it's not going to be as humid. the humidity will drop later on today. you'll feel the wind pick up. that will bring in drier air. you can see that here with temperatures into the 60s. that's about a 10-degree drop when you head to hagerstown. 63 degrees there, it's only into the 40s for oakland and through davis. we're not going to cool off that much. we are going to see that cool dry air

we'll take a big dip down to the mid-60s. we typically do see the temperatures fall this time of the morning. that's a significant drop within a few short hours. we will make our way back up to the mid-70s. those winds turn again. it's going to be breezy today, absolutely. sunshine is a pleasant day. we will talk about more rain headed your way, and we'll time that out coming up. all right, we have a closure, actually. southbound lanes of route 1. if you're down in virginia near quantico is where we're seeing this closure, before you get to quantico gateway drive. it is going to shut down probably through your morning rush hour. just your southbound lanes, northbound lanes should be fine, but you cannot get by. route 1 southbound lanes. two areas up on 95 in maryland, first southbound at the icc. we have an accident over on the shoulder just blocking the shoulder, and then also a little bit north of there before you hit route

this is blocking just one lane. so far 95 clear. thanks a lot. this morning north korea is accusing the u.s. of pushing the korean peninsula to the brink of nuclear war after a pair of u.s. bombers, and japanese air forces in another show of strength. president trump a direct line to moscow. he will have a call with russian president vladimir putin. breaking overnight, a tentative deal between the tv and film writers and producers averting a costly strike. looks like your show will stay on the air. the caps are still alive if you went to bed early you missed an overtime thriller in pittsburgh. game 4 tomorrow night in pittsburgh, capitals are still down in the series 2 games to 1. >> that's a quick look at what's going on, the news at 4:30 starts right now.

on wusa9. good morning, mike hydeck here on wake up washington. the lovely jan jeffcoat right there. she's going to be with us in just a second. the rain is coming on. it is still pretty muggy this morning, allyson rae take it away. >> i'm coming, your michael & son camera is looking pretty good this morning. we are starting off in the 70s. it's still mild out there. we are going to take a little dip before the sun comes up, and then we'll head back to the 70s. a mild day above average and also a little breezy. winds will stay out of the west. 72 degrees out there and we have partly to mostly cloudy skies. we'll see a lot of sunshine in a few hours. 68 for leesburg and 69 for fredericksburg. we do see temperatures dip by about 8:00. you might need a light jacket, but temperatures do head back to the 70s for this afternoon. wind will be as high as 20 miles per hour sustained. that's going to be a pretty gusty day, but suhi

the board. rain showers are here on friday, and a lot of it. a lot more than what we had yesterday. we'll go through the extended futurecast in just a bit. ellen. all right, allyson, we're going to be dealing with the closure all morning. route 1 down in virginia. at least it's just your southbound lanes. if you're passing through route 1 southbound lanes as you pass through the triangle shopping plaza before you get to quantico gateway drive, there are wires and poles down that are closing down route 1. on 95 in maryland we have two issues in your southbound lanes. first we have an accident over on the shoulder by the icc and a little bit north of there we also have a problem as you head southbound at route 32. may day protests broke out in several cities around the nation yesterday, some of them ending in violence and plenty of destruction of property. in olympia demonstrators vaiz