captioning funded by cbs it's friday, june 2nd, this is the "cbs morning news." the president pulls out of the paris agreement promising -- we'll see if we can make a deal. if we can, that's great. if we can't, that's fine. >> but now world leaders say negotiations are over. they're bucking the president and businesses are backing away from his administration. and at least three dozen people are dead and many more injured after a gunman stormed a manila casino, firing shots and

torching gaming tables. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. president trump's decision to pull the united states from the paris climate agreement -- some states and corporate leaders who normally support republican initiatives say they'll buck the president and honor the paris accord while most american lawmakers applaud the move. hena daniels is here in new york with the latest. hena, good morning. >> good morning. the paris climate agreement was a commit management made 22015 by 195 countries to reduce greenhouse gases. leaders in india, china and other countries say they will carry on. >> we're getting out. >> keeping a campaign promise,

donald trump pulled the u.s. from the paris climate accord thursday saying the deal placed an unfair burden on american workers. >> lost jobs, lower wages, shuttered factories. >> speaking on fox news last night vice president mike presence doubled down on those claims. >> the american people get it. this is a president who is fighting for the american people, fighting for american jobs. >> foreign leaders were swift to condemn the president's action. the leaders of germany, italy, and france all rejecting mr. trump's offer to renegotiate, vowing to press ahead. >> we all share the same responsibility. make our planet great again. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> pittsburgh mayor bill peduto joined more than 60 mayors across the country.

he also had this message for mr. trump. >> the people of pittsburgh voted for hillary rodham clinton 80%. >> president obama also took aim. he issued a statement saying in part i'm confident this our states, cities, and businesses will do even more to lead the way. >> and the u.s. will join only twoover countries that are not part of the agreement, nicaragua and syria. meg. >> with his grandfather on his lap former secretary of state john kerry signed the accord for the united states. he called itself-de-steck stiv and an ignorant appeal on the nation. >> mr. secretary you call this an unprecedented forfeiture of

american leadership. what do you mean? >> when 195 countries come together working for decades and the united states of america takes the leadership in order to join with china, two largest emitters in the world of carbon emissions to say we must begin to reduce and then to have a president stand up and simply unilaterally walk away from that without scientific basis, not based on facts in terms of our economy. the truth is the president -- no country is required by this agreement to do anything except what that country decided to do for itself. so donald trump is not telling the truth to the american people, we have this huge burden imposed on us by the other states. no, we agreed to what we would do, we designed it, it's voluntary, and the president of the united states could have changed that without walking away from the whole agreement. >> the president portrayed it in

economic terms and said it gave the other countries financial advantage. >> no, that's not true. the single job, wind turbine technician. half of them, 50%, are in states that donald trump won. he's going to hurt those people. he's going to hurt those states. >> kerry says the president's decision will not only costing the u.s. jobs and influence, it's also invitations from other countries to walk away from solving humanity's most existential crisis. last night they were lit green in support of the paris agreement. three states, california, new york, and washington are forming the united states climate alliance to convene states who are committed to upholding the agreement. former astronaut scott kelly is the veteran of four space

flights. kelly tweeted that withdrawing from the paris agreement will be devastating to our planet. paris and pittsburgh share the same environment after all. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk to cbs news chief correspondent john dickerson about potential political fallout from the president's decision to pull out of the paris accord. the trump administration has petitioned the supreme court to reinstate its controversial travel ban. the ban on travelers from six mostly muslim countries has been repeatedly blocked by lower courts. last night's filing comes one week after a virginia paced federal court ruled against the president saying the executive order drips with religious intolerance, animus. comey is expected to testify about the private meetings he

had with president trump. the president allegedly asked comey to consider ending the investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. the president fired comey last month. at least 36 people were suffocated when a gunman set fires at a casino in the philippines. the resort's worlds casino is a large complex in manila. a lone gunman entered the casino yesterday causing tourists to stampe stampede. he carried a bottle of gasoline and set gambling tables on fire. he sprayed bullets but didn't hit anyone. >> we were able to shoot and wound the gunman andtown gunshot wound significantly slowed down the assailant and resulted to his holding up in the room where he took his own life.

>> the apparent motive was robbery, not terrorism. the victims were trapped by thick smoke in the gambling area. dozens suffered minor injuries as they fled. in mexico an 8-year-old girl was seriously injured when a freak gust of wind sent the inflatable bounce house flying. the injured girl was thrown into a parking lot as the bounce house hit a fence. three other children were also injur injured. there's new video of tiger woods after he wu arrested for dui. woods is seen in the jupiter, florida, police station monday morning as he was being book. he looked disoriented and followed con manneds and joked about being bald. woods was arrested when he was parked on the side o the road. he was asleep at the wheel. breath tests at the jail registered zero alcohol level. woods said he had a bad reaction

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mary barra will not quit. they tweeted it's a set back for the environment and the united states leadership in the world. well, the labor department released its jobs report for may this morning. economists expect that the economy add 17,000 new jobs and that the unemployment rate stayed at 4.4%. that is a decade low. in a separate record yesterday, the payroll processor adc says the private sector add ed 253,00 jobs in may. that's enkurlging. the dow gained 135 point, the s&p picked up 18 points. the nasdaq rose 18 points. >> the meal company blue apron went public. they're the innovator of in-home delivery services. you get a box meal kit. they have sales of nearly $800 million last year.

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california's rugged coast was a remarkable feat of 20th century engineering. now engineers are trying toing if out,000 repair a section wiped out last month by a landslide. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: the dramatic stretch of california's coast knowned a big sur is particularly scenic from the air and right now almost the only way to get there is by air. the highway just hugs the edge. the single road into big sur, california's coast hugging highway 1 is blocked to the north by a collapsed bridge and to the south by an enormous landslide. what were you thinking when you

came out and saw this for the first time. >> oh, my god. plain and simple. >> doug cook is an engineer with the state highway safety caltrans. >> when you're standing here trying to figure out how to connect this part of the road to that part of the road half. 's the easy part. we have to stabilize the hill before we can begin the road. >> reporter: highway 1 supports hundreds of tourist businesses with spectacular views but it's almost now emily dropping from a thousand customers a day to just a couple of dozen, have you ever had the thought turn off the lights, lock the door, go home for the summer? >> everything we're doing is fighting to stay open. that's our number one mission. >> reporter: tourists can still use it. some of the coast will remain

out of reach for at least the next year. our top story this morning, opposition is growing in this country and overseas to president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement. the leaders of germany, france, and italy condemn the move. president trump says his decision is a reassurance of america's sovereignty. >> this agree is less about the climate and more about other countries gaining a financial advantage over the united states. >> some states and corporations say they will continue to honor the accord. at least 36 people were suffocated by thick smoke when a gunman set fire at a casino in the philippines. the gunman opened fire but didn't shoot anything. manila police say it appears to be a botched robbery, not terrorism. the gunman killed himself. coming up on "cbs this

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he was lunging and swinging, and basically saying i want everything. >> on, he talks about the close call with the rob their put him in the hospital. who police are anxious to talk to. >> we learned president trump will try to reinstate revised version every his travel ban, this time with the help of the highest court, how he plans to succeed where he previously failed. >> looking live at center city off to another beautiful day. will it last through the first weekends of june? >> today is friday, june 2nd, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jan carabeo in for jim donovan. let's get a check on today's