worth, corpus crispy to laredo and to abilene and it's note like a -- not like a soaking rain the whole time. this is overall rain, three to four inches but isolated totals up to foot are possible. the other story is the heat in the southeast. feeling like summer from south carolina to southward. if you're on the outer banks, still what's left of bonnie still spinning off the coast. not beautiful beach weather at all for you. gorgeous weather, d.c., philly, new york, up into new england. more like how we should be. and today is june 1st, so this marks the start of hurricane season. in the forecast it's pretty close to the typical hurricane season. we're coming out of el nino, headed into the neutral type of period, sam. so we can expect around four to eight hurricanes. kind of the average. but the interesting part, you have to go back to wilma, back i think it was 2005. we haven't had a major category 3 hurricane hit in the u.s. we're well overdue for the big one. hopefully it won't happen, but it's overdue. >> you have such optimism, thank you. >> my glass is half full. >> i think so.

i'm at the eisenhower presidential library in abilene, kansas, working on a project. we're fortunate enough to be joined tonight by secretary hillary clinton joining us from shap okinaw chappaqua, new york. congratulations on clinching your party's nomination. >> thank you very much, bret, i appreciate that. >> yours was an historic campaign. we should point out that bernie sanders was also an historic campaign. he got more votes than any democratic socialist has ever gotten in history. it's telling about the democratic party some people say. you know when your husband ran, he ran a much different campaign. as a centrist. a new democrat. as the third way. you know, he was credited with nafta and a balanced budget. he was and is a friend of wall street. so when you say he should be in charge of the economy. is he in tune with today's democratsic party? >> let me make a couple of points about that, bret. first i applaud senator sanders' vigorous determined campaign and i think a lot of the issues he raised are clearly on the minds of americans. and the campaign that we

look for friday, dallas and san antonio and abilene.he areas are expected to get more rain. guys, it is not just today. it is through the weekend. we have three days to get through before they finally see relief. >> these guys are used to rain. allison, thank you. >>> we now know prince died of an accidental drug overdose. the medical examiner reporting fentanyl was found in his system. the drug used for cancer treatment is 50 times more powerful than heroin. at this point, it is unclear if the drug was a prescription or not. the entertainer was found dead in april at his minnesota home. >> a drug used on a drip on a surgical. >> you don't have this for home use. >>> the golden state warriors drawing first blood against cleveland in defense of the nba title. even steph curry scored 11 points. coy wire with the bleacher report next. (vo) whatever your perfect temperature... you'll enjoy consistent comfort with the heating and air conditioning systems homeowners rank number one. american standard heating and air conditioning. a higher sta

i'm at the eisenhower presidential library in abilene, kansas, working on a project. we're fortunate enough to be joined tonight by secretary hillary clinton joining us from shap okinaw chappaqua, new york. congratulations on clinching your party's nomination. >> thank you very much, bret, i appreciate that. >> yours was an historic campaign. we should point out that bernie sanders was also an historic campaign. he got more votes than any democratic socialist has ever gotten in history. it's telling about the democratic party some people say. you know when your husband ran, he ran a much different campaign. as a centrist. a new democrat. as the third way. you know, he was credited with nafta and a balanced budget. he was and is a friend of wall street. so when you say he should be in charge of the economy. is he in tune with today's democratsic party? >> let me make a couple of points about that, bret. first i applaud senator sanders' vigorous determined campaign and i think a lot of the issues he raised are clearly on the minds of americans. and the campaign that we

is still to come on top of dallas, on top of houston, hill country, san antonio and maybe towards abilenewe put another batch of four to six inches on top of rainfall totals already 4 to 6 inches. that's 2.5 or three months of rain on top of all of this and that may be in the past ten days. >> chad myers, thanks so much. donald trump gets the endorsement no one was looking for. what are you doing? getting faster. huh? detecting threats faster, responding faster, recovering faster. when your security's built in not just bolted on, and you protect the data and not just the perimeter, you get faster. wow, speed kills. systems open to all, but closed to intruders. trusted by 8 of 10 of the world's largest banks. >>> political candidates appreciate endorsements but the trump campaign was probably not looking for one from north korea. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: you've got to hand it to donald trump, what other american candidate gets a vote of confidence from north korea? a country that releases a video showing missiles striking washington. and now publishes an editorial in a state media

she was at her location and bret was in abilene, kansas. over at cbs, she was asked about her unfavorable numbers and she had this to say about that. she doesn't take any responsibility for it. >> it is possible that your biggest obstacle is not your opponent but yourself. 52% of the american people who participated in the cbs news poll have an unfavorable opinion of you. that's the highest negative impression of anyone ever nominated by the democratic party since we started asking that question in 1984. do you bare responsibility for that? >> oh, i think i do. when serving as secretary of state i had an approval of 66%. i think it is fair to ask what happened? and tens of millions of dollars of negative advertising and coverage that has been set my way. i understand that and i know it's up to me to take the base i built and expanded by reaching to it to senator sanders' supporters and many others across the count industry, including republicans and independents. >> she blames it on negative advertising. to her credit she does where they do

host: here's abilene, texas. good morning to matty. caller: yes, sir. i'm from texas.nd unless you live in a border state, you don't understand how bad it is. i'm glad the supreme court ruled as they did. -- if they should have justice scalia had been alive, he would have voted with the four that voted against president obama's executive order. i think he took very much leave when he actually did that. that wasn't his job. and i think that there was a lady that called a few minutes ago that was talking about there won't be anybody to make your bed and pick your peaches. that's not what they do in texas. they have their own businesses. they come across the border, they put a phone number on their pick up truck and taking obs away from people that have -- pay taxes, and pay their state tax, and they do all this for cash. and people are out of work here because of that. so i think there probably does need immigration reform. doing it this way is the wrong way. i appreciate it. host: to larry in denver, colorado. also on our independents line. go ahead. caller: i was calli

host: here's abilene, texas. good morning to mattie. aller: yes, sir. i'm from texas. and unless you live in a border state, you don't understand how bad it is. i'm glad the supreme court ruled as they did. i think they should have -- if justice scalia had been alive, he would have voted with the four that voted against president obama's executive order. i think he took very much leave when he actually did that. that wasn't his job. and i think that there was a lady that called a few minutes ago that was talking about there won't be anybody to make your bed and pick your peaches. that's not what they do in texas. they have their own businesses. they come across the border, they put a phone number on their pick up truck and taking jobs away from people that have -- pay taxes, and pay their state tax, and they do all this for ash. and people are out of work here because of that. so i think there probably does need immigration reform. doing it this way is the wrong way. i appreciate it. host: to larry in denver, colorado. also on our independents line. o ahead. caller: i

host: here's abilene, texas. good morning to matty. caller: yes, sir. i'm from texas.nd unless you live in a border state, you don't understand how bad it is. i'm glad the supreme court ruled as they did. -- if they should have justice scalia had been alive, he would have voted with the four that voted against president obama's executive order. i think he took very much leave when he actually did that. that wasn't his job. and i think that there was a lady that called a few minutes ago that was talking about there won't be anybody to make your bed and pick your peaches. that's not what they do in texas. they have their own businesses. they come across the border, they put a phone number on their pick up truck and taking obs away from people that have -- pay taxes, and pay their state tax, and they do all this for cash. and people are out of work here because of that. so i think there probably does need immigration reform. doing it this way is the wrong way. i appreciate it. host: to larry in denver, colorado. also on our independents line. go ahead. caller: i was calli

you can see many areas picking up as much as eight to 12 inches of rain out there across areas near abileneas and also the west of houston and the forecast calls for as much as six to eight inches of rain in higher amounts possible. that's the case now known across portions of texas, but oklahoma and parts of arkansas. it will remain unsettled out there appeared to the east about the weather, we do have temperatures he did not. 90 degrees into borland 90 degrees and a wireless figure forecast in the low 90s in atlanta. i'll buy stomach temperatures on the police side to reach the 70s and 60s this afternoon. over to you. cheryl: thank you, mowbray appeared nicole: coming up, the global market action we are seeing. we were handed over to to "mornings with maria." stake your own "fbn:am." dow futures down 50. ♪ you make me wear my bike helmet. you taught me to never run with scissors. you tell me to stay away from drugs. to always buckle my seat belt. and to follow the swimming rules. you're always looking out for me, and trying to keep me safe. so why do you keep a loaded gun in your drawer?