Today is Tuesday, May 28th.

What to know about this week's severe weather and record-breaking flooding,

and the first of its kind trial about the opioid crisis.

Plus a traffic jam on Mount Everest,

IKEA's new augmented reality app.

And how did the remake of Aladdin do at the box office?

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parts of the Central U.S. are bracing for more storms. People in Oklahoma and Arkansas are preparing for the worst flooding in recorded history.

The Weather Channel says the Arkansas River already hit record-breaking levels

and it's still rising, along with those new storms.

And Oklahoma already dealt with a powerful tornado over the weekend that killed two people and

injured nearly 30 others. In fact several people in the Midwest have died from

severe weather and flooding over the last two weeks and again it's not over yet.

President Trump just got back from a four day trip to Japan. During a joint press conference, there was a bit of tension between President Trump and

Japan's Prime Minister Shino-Abe, mostly over trade- bit of

tension between President Trump and Japan's Prime Minister Shinto Abbe, mostly over trade

and North Korea.

For example, President Trump says North Korea's recent missile tests don't bother

him and that the missile test likely do not violate UN resolutions.

Well the AP reports that's quite different from what US National Security Advisor

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