as we head into this afternoon take a look at the temperatures across the southeastern u.s. it will be heating up. some of the heat will provide the fuel for the storms in this area. temperatures in the 80's in atlanta and rally. high temperature 90 degrees. it will be toasty across florida. hot, hot, hot in florida. >> first he ambushed her with his news he was leaving their show and then she caught him off guard with this. >> there's a great article in the paper and i want to get your take on it because i don't have a take on it but i want yours. you have gotten divorced. >> now their morning show saga is taking a turn for thebetter. kelly ripa and michael strahan won a daytime emmy and comes as strahan is plotting revenge after his her divorce dig. >> i guess that news is right on time for them. the brightest stars in country music taking the stage for last night's american country count down awards. ♪ the biggest winner luke brian taking home artist of the year. >> this will be cherished. fans again, radio, everybody we love i. thank you so much. >> stapleton was the oth

even if it doesn't, we will likely see some of that moisture begin to stream towards the southeastern u.s we head towards monday. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow it's warm, humid, 89 degrees. a pair of 90s, friday and saturday. friday chance of some thunderstorms. saturday should be dry. and then sunday, warm and sticky with a chance of some thunderstorms. i think a better chance on sunday and then on monday, looking little bit more gloomy for memorial day. mostly cloudy. a few showers, not a washout, though, 79 degrees. tuesday, clouds and some sun, 82. and wednesday, partly sunny with a high of 80 degrees. so all in all, the memorial day weekend is looking pretty good. not perfect but we've had a lot worse. >> thank you, cecily. >>> thousands of people turned out to soak up the last rays of such in center city philadelphia on this the hottest day of the year so far. they were also enjoying the suds at a brand-new beer garden during a grand-opening party. it's located in the courtyard of the by melon building at 17th and jfc. hundreds of people attended a dinner

also for you in cleveland we are expecting a lot of activity across the southeastern u.s. with rain in the forecast out here across places like alabama, across florida well is several inches of rain possible. that is something to watch out for through out the day today. then we shift our focus further west where a storm system will be injected into parts of the rockies and have potential for severe weather across the high plains and over the great plain over today. temperatures below average. in atlanta only make it to 66 degrees 60 for you as well in kansas city. wrer climbing to the 70's in new york city this afternoon. >> maria molina life for us. thank you, maria. >> hands off, another company moving towards the future with self-driving cars. look at that. it's amazing. lauren simonetti from our sister network fox business to explain. >> good friday morning. uber testing self-driving cars right now in finishing. it is reducing traffic accidents we have an emergency two-thirds of americans would have trouble with an unexpected bill of 1,000 dollars. you know the plastic

cleveland, new york city are warmer than you were yesterday morning and was democrats parts of the southeastern u.scouple of days warming trend will continue. a lot of that is that it costs most of the countries we had in the midwest to the gulf coast and the dealing with rain falling as we head into the afternoon across western parts of texas, u.s.a. drivers of years on including damaging winds, large hail and possible tornadoes. have you been pushing for portions of oklahoma at this hour in several inches of rain possible over the next couple of days of the concerned or flash flooding will continue anywhere from texas to price of oklahoma. let's head over to you, nicole and moran. lauren: thank you very much. nicole: when it comes to kids, parents will do just about anything for them. check out this mama bear carrying her cob across a very busy road. mama bear costs for lanes of traffic to come to a stop in order to get her babies off the road. the car is patiently waited another. one of the cubs in the other followed closely behind until they were safely back in the woods. that is cute video. la

this afternoon we are going to see more showers and thunderstorms developing across parts of southeastern u.snches of rain we already have one line of storms, pushing across alabama also across parts of the florida pan handem next several days watching parts of high plains, and also across central plains system pushing eastward firing up a possible for severe weather out there we could be talking about damaging winds harming a little not only through weekend but early next week temperature this afternoon a little bit below average especially across places like atlanta high temperature forecast 66 degrees, low 70s for you as well north carolina west kansas city cool side high of 68 degrees over to you -- >> thank you very much. >> thanks maria have a good weekend global market action before we hand it over to "mornings with maria" with maria bartiromo, stay with us. ♪ ♪ . >> taking a look at -- dow futures right now dow futures up 51 s&p futures up 5, dow down 4 weeks in a row probably that will be the biggest sellover longest line since october 2014 the nasdaq could be five weeks that o would

the central and southeastern u.s.e been hit hard this week by severe thunderstorms, flash flooding in kentucky trapped tourists in a cave 150 feet underground. the storms flooded roads, downed trees near memphis, tennessee. the national weather service reports tornados in texas and kansas and one tornado with 180- mile-per-hour winds, damaged at least 20 homes in northeastern kansas. >>> well, u.s. health officials are reporting the first case of an infection, this resists antibiotics. a 49-year-old woman in pennsylvania who had not been outside the u.s. was found to have an infection, it resists all existing antibiotics that we know of. the so-called superbug has shown up in china and in europe but this is the first time here in the u.s. >> we need to make new antibiotics but unless we have better stewardship and identification of outbreaks, we will lose these miracle drugs. the medicine cabinet is empty for some patients. >> now, the centers for disease control and prevention calls this antibiotic resistant superbug

in denver, just 29 degrees, but it will be heating up across parts of the southeastern u.s.leigh and tampa later this afternoon. back inside to you. >>> thanks a lot, maria. a new military product is changing the way we look at the world by creating a spray-on product that could make anything virtually -- it sounds like a 1-800 number. >> it's before number. >> makes it indestructible. >> we've put it to the test here in the plaza. here's the president. what is the stuff? >> the stuff itself is a polyurethane and polyurea. once it's combined, it becomes virtually indestructible. >> what's new about what you are introducing today? >> certainly we've made our mark in the automotive after market by spraying bed liners and trucks and covering vehicles. we've got a fun way to show you how sturdy this product is. we've got two can at the -- canteloupes. >> i want to -- this is a cantelope. when was this picked? >> yesterday. >> what happened when you drop a cantelope from a fox ladder? >> there go. it does crack. >> thank you very much. >> i hold in my hand the one. >> here it is

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they have a little bit more exposure through the southeastern part of the u.s. generally speaking, you know, number one and number two in the markets. >> he's going to keep it short and sweet and hope you're right. that means the roads will get a lot smoother. stanley, have a great long weekend if you're on the roads. good luck you to as well, sir. >> thank you. take care. >> all right. time to reveal today's mystery chart. this stock is hitting new all time highs for the past couple of weeks. all you "power lunch" viewers may recognize this name. >> take a check on zylum. this is a water company that's been on this all time high list for a number of days. >> the names entering the new all time high. >> it's zylum, a water infrastructure company that transports treat and efficiently use water. dean dray has an outperform rating. great to have you with us. a water utility company continuing to make new all time highs. it seems in congress except for this bid to safety that we've been seeing in this market. is that what's driving the company? >> they've only been

u.s. allies in the middle east from southeastern europe to india.sadly the american people have not received satisfactory answers why the actions by iran are without repercussion. this amendment will require quick and clear response. why or why not did the icbm violate international agreements and what response the administration will take this bipartisan amendment will hold the administration accountable and require a timely and thorough report and our response to hostile action. i urge my colleagues to vote in support. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. he gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. thornberry: i yield one minute to the distinguished from north carolina, mr. holding. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. holding: let me begin by thanking chairman thornberry and chairman royce for their assistance in helping craft this amendment and also let me thank dr. g member engel and farrell. this is a testament to the broad bipartisan support to the u.s.-india relationship here in congress. our agreement is

and it's aimed at luring another southeastern asian country away from china, something the president said was not the case. and president obama announced the u.sis completely lifting its arms embargo in vietnam. the ban is lifted, the president says the sale of arms would depend on the human rights commitments. >> i made it clear that the united states does not seek to impose our form of government on vietnam or any nation. we respect vietnam's sovereignty and independence, at the same time we will continue to speak out on behalf of human rights, including freedom of speech, press, religion and assembly. >> on friday, comes his much anticipated viz tosit a to her a hiroshima. with five 1/2 months to go. >>> new polls show this race is neck and neck. the new poll shows hillary clinton's advantage over donald trump has narrowed to 46 to 43%. that's within the margin of error and down from an 11-point lead she held last month. this abc poll puts trump slightly ahead of clinten with the race tied 46-44. that's an 11 point shift in trump's favor. clinlt clinton and trump in a dead heap in must win states. and then in ohio, clinton holds a five poin

the taking over of southeastern cuba back -- at the time of the platt amendment, the u.s. absolutely no claim to this territory. none whatsoever. we're holding onto it just in order -- it's a major u.s. military base -- it was. but we're holding onto it simply to impede the development of cuba, a major port, and to have a dumping place where we can send -- illegally send haitian refugees, claiming that they're economic refugees, when they're fleeing from the terror of the haitian junta that we supported -- clinton, incidentally, in this case -- or just as a torture chamber. now, there's a lot of talk about human rights violations in cuba. yeah, there are human rights violations in cuba. by far the worst of them, overwhelmingly, are in the part of cuba that we illegally hold -- you know, technically, legally. we took it at the force of a gun, so it's -- point of a gun, so it's legal. i mean, in comparison with this, whatever you think of putin's annexation of crimea is minor in comparison with this. all of this is correct. we have to ask, why did the u.s. decide to normaliz

u.s. they met in atlanta to address the zika virus concerns. they say the southeastern part of the country is becoming a perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes that carry the virus. but they are concerned a lot of the poor areas don't have the money to attack the infest. so far congress has not approved requests for emergency zika funding. >> if we spray an aerosol of insecticides up and down the street like we do in the u.s. or out of airplanes in some locations, those insecticides are not likely to penetrate into people's houses. >> in september the national institute of health will start a human trial on a zika vaccine. the white house has asked for nearly $2 billion to fund further research. >>> 5:48. in a consumer watch this morning, check your freezers. crf frozen foods is expanding their recall of frozen vegetables because of a listeria outbreak. eight people game sick after eating the frozen veggies. the recall started last month and now includes all organic and traditional frozen vegetables and fruit products processed in the company's pasco, facility since may

southeastern asia. it's really interesting as they lose some territory and have a pretty massive u.s.-led coalition targeting them in the iraq of syria that they're flattening the hierarchy around the world. >> thank you both so much. appreciate it. >>> we're also following developments in pakistan where the leader of the taliban has been killed in a u.s. drone strike. he died in the strike yesterday near the afghan border. our chief pentagon correspondent joins us live from the white house. nick, you broke this yesterday for the network when we first became aware of this. what's the significance of his death here? >> it is significant because he is the leader of the taliban. the taliban has frankly been on a tear, launching more attacks against afghan military and seizing more territory. all this, of course, after u.s. military were pulled from direct combat and their numbers reduced in afghanistan, but secretary kerry in myanmar said today this should send a reassuring message to the people of afghanistan that the u.s. is standing steadfast against them in their struggle against the

u.s. and in the carolinas in georgia and florida. as we head further west across portions of missouri, illinois and across southeastern iowa you are looking at the threat for severe storms and some could be bringing in a tornado threat. you could be looking at severe weather with tornadic potential. the temperatures we mentioned are going to get a lot cooler across the great lakes, the plains even across the eastern u.s. here's a look at the forecast high temperatures. detroit you are not going to make it out of the 50's this weekend. stay below average as well as st. louis, oklahoma city and the cooler air will get to the northeast. >> i am going to ask you later when i can start planning my garden. we are out of freeze zone. >> 10 minutes after the top of the hour. a luggage mess for thousands of travelers. how hundreds of bags ended up on the tarmac. >> chaos at the convention. are police ready for what's to come in july? there are serious concerns being raised. >> there is not going to be a president donald trump. >> george clooney confident there won't be a president trump. the actor now slamming the presumptive nominee. >> cousins o

u.s. economy. it's a collection of community, a collection of cities that specialize in quite different things. we have parts of the southeast, parts of the southeastern midwest, we have other parts of the country that do very little manufacturing. then when we think about manufacturing regions themselves, there's also enormous head reasonable nayity in those lot. some manufacturing specialize in heavy equipment, some in automobiles, others specialize in more labor intensive industries. so if you map this out and just say if we go back to 1990, and ask based on the patterns of specialization across communities in the united states at the beginning of that decade, who was then -- what did exposure to the coming china trade shock look like? what we see is a checkerboard map. darker colors here show u.s. commuting zones. that were more exposed to import competition from china over the subsequent two decades. lighter colors indicate areas that were less affected. what you see is a very striking absence of uniformity. and what you also see, looking through the current political lens is a lot of those darker-colored areas, the areas more exposed to nick in