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arrest including a breathalyzer. it was a crushing game one for the cavs but there is a new champion in the world of spelling. "early today" starts right now. good morning. happy friday to youment i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight president trump's travel ban could be heading to the supreme court. before midnight east coast time the news broke that the white house is looking for permission to immediately enforce their executive powers on preventing travel from six muslim countries, tracie potts is in the capital and what's the latest on this case? >> reporter: the latest is we wait to see what the supreme court is going to do at this point frances, this is not unexpected. after the justice department lost in a federal appeals court last week, they said that they were going to take this and the president would take this all the way to the u.s. supreme court. what they are asking for is to allow the justice department to enforce this travel ban against six mostly muslim countries until the court gets a chance to

hear the the case. they are also asking to have it fast tracked which opens up the possibility that the court can hear the case before their term starts next fall. this has been a long time in the making, there's actually another appeal that's working its way through the courts, the hawaii ban that the ninth circuit court of appeals in california has to hear. reaction from the aclu, they say this is consistent, that they think the supreme court will be consistent with what other federal courts have said, banning the travel ban reversing this travel ban, the washington attorney general, one of the states that originally brought the case, says that he thinks the u.s. supreme court will agree. frances. >> tracie potts for us, thank you. massive global reaction to president trump's call for america to quit the paris climate agreement. major land marks showed in green showered in green there in new york, one world trade center shine across the night sky. look at boston, the mayor

tweeted this image of city hall completely bathed in bright green. in paris the global climate change accord was first agreed to. kristen welker has more on the dealmaker and chief's announcement. >> reporter: with the eyes of the world on the rose garden president trump made it official. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> reporter: the agreement is a pledge by nearly 200 countries to reduce green house gas emissions, the president vowing he can get a better deal. >> so we're getting out. but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair. >> reporter: casting as a campaign promise kept the move will lift regulation and save jobs but the controversial decision also underscoring how much influence the nationalists in the west wing like steve bannon still have, bannon arguing for the president to

pull out while daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner were pushing the president to stay put. today, that america first message was on full display. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> reporter: the mayor of pittsburgh isn't on board tweeting i can assure you that we will follow the guidelines of the paris agreement, in a joint samt italy, france and germany criticized president trump. the president of france saying the deal cannot be renegotiated, goading the president. >> we all share responsibility, make our planet great again. >> reporter: the u.s. helped craft the accord that includes nearly every other nation on earth, except syria and nicaragua, opponents also arguing backing out of the deal could put america last. >> it's an extraordinary abdication of american leadership, a shameful moment for the united states. >> we don't have a place at that table.

that's going to reverby rate. there was a back lash, tesla ceo saying he's pulling out of the president's advisory council. close to 40 republican lawmakers applauded the president calling it great news for the economy. >> we have a president who is doing what he said he would do, he's doing what's in the best interests of the united states. >> that was kristen welker reporting. officially withdrawing could take nearly four years, after the next election. and with european leaders insisting the deal cannot be renegotiated prospects for a new accord looks nearly impossible at this moment. but that hasn't stopped scott pruitt from shifting focus from curbing green house gases. reuters reports while he attended the announcement his agency sent a memo to employees about plans for a buy up program to reduce environmental protection staff. reaction has been swift. matt bradley is following it for us in london. matt, what is the international

stage saying? >> reporter: thanks, frances. the opinions from global leaders and international organizations have been resolutely clear in rejecting donald trump's decision yesterday to withdraw from the paris agreement on climate change. in a word disappointment was most often used but some went further, noting as my colleague kristin said that the u.s. was now in the company of only two other countries, nicaragua and syria, in rejecting the pact. some like mary robinson, a former u.n. envoy said that president trump's decision renders the u.s. as a rogue state, on the international stage. global leaders seemed most alarmed by president trump's offer to exit the paris agreement and then re-enter under renegotiated terms. france, italy and germany released a joint statement calling the 2015 accord irreversible. but engaging this global reaction all eyes on china a

major polluter that showed resistance in the past. yesterday the prime minister of china was in brussels recommitting china and the european union to the paris accord and committing new money to helping poor nations reach emissions restrictions. it's clear the chinese who have long been one of the president's favorite antagonists see climate change as a rare opportunity to assert global leadership where the u.s. asaided it. >> developing overnight at least 36 people were killed in the philippines after a gunman began shooting and setting fires in a casino. it happened at resorts world manila. police do not believe it is terror related. police released these images. he was found dead of an apparent suicide and has not been identified. janice joins us live from beijing with the latest. any indication ma the motive may have been? >> reporter: frances, police believe this was a robbery, they say the lone gunman walked into

the casino, stole gambling chips, shot at a television then with a bottle of fuel in a back pack put it on the tables and set them on fire. this of course caused panic among people who thought the hotel was coming under attack. many of the injuries reported last night had nothing to do with gunshot wounds, they were injured in a stampede to try to get out. several people jumped from second floor balconies. police insist this was not terrorism, that the man did not shoot anybody, and did not appear to want to kill anybody. but it was hours after authorities had declared the incident over that this terrible discovery of dozens of bodies was made, presumably guests and hotel employees who had locked themselves in room trying to take cover, thinking that the compound was being overrun by militants. this is happening against the backdrop of a fight between isis

and the country's military in the southern part of the country, so there was the assumption or possibility that terrorist attacks could happen elsewhere in the country. >> thank you. a tornado captured as it formed from the ground and churns in the sky. the sight in mexico's northern chihuahua state was shared by the emergency services. and how about this. yes. it's still june but look, that's a real scene, skiing at vermont killington resort. the best part it's all free. something wrong, i had some friends who went and did that, you see there, bill, the snow. and of course full on green. lush trees, the lawns there. hey, in vermont. >> you do the june skiing to say you did it. right. you can say remember that year we went skiing in june. >> that's what my friend posted. >> as we head to the weekend we're going to watch a lot of warm weather, summer-like

conditions. a little rain still this morning in areas of florida. today's forecast, warm, st. louis to chicago, we're going to have typical afternoon storms continuing from florida along the gulf coast into texas, maybe a shower or two to southern new england, saturday we still watch showers and storms on the gulf, the great lakes have to deal with showers and storms, and that storm will head to areas of new england through sunday evening. conditions for today will be ideal. lots of sunshine for today. area of high pressure will be our weathermaker. your out-the-door forecast for the next couple of hours, keeping it in the 60s to kick off your day at 7:00 a.m. by the middle of the day, seeing 70s. again, a mix of sun and clouds. more sunshine if anything. p.a. suburbs also seeing really nice conditions. we'll top out in the 80s for today. overall a fantastic friday. >> thanks. here's what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> philadelphia councilman david oh is back with his family

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on the mend, philadelphia councilman david oh is back with his family after he was stabbed in a robbery attempt. the search for his attacker continues. sentencing day. former penn state officials are scheduled to be sentenced for their roles in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. final stop. this morning our shore tour rolls into rehoboth beach as we wrap up our week-long series. it's friday. we made it. good morning. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist erika martin with the first alert neighborhood forecast. a nice day rolling into the weekend? yeah. a great day. i'm excited about that. mostly clear skies. the area of high pressure for today. current temperatures are mild.

satellite and radar, however, picking up a few clouds if any in the northwest. parts of the lehigh valley. otherwise, everybody else is mostly clear. wider perspective here is why -- we have an area of high pressure developing across the midwest. that's going to be our weathermaker for today. philadelphia, current temperatures now seeing really comfortable conditions considering how early it is. seeing 56 for parkside, manayunk, 56. westbound area, 59. k kingsessing, 51. along the jersey shore, seeing lots of mid to upper fares. summer's point, low 60s. atlantic city, 60s. upper township, current temperature, 56 degrees. your out-the-door forecast, a nice start to the day. i'm loving the mix of sun and clouds. i'm going with mostly clear skies, at least for the first half of the day. tracking developing clouds later this afternoon. we may see a couple of showers squeezed out. for right now, i'm going to go

ahead with mostly clear skies, plenty of sunshine. temperatures for today topping out in the low 80s. so a fantastic end to the workweek. here's jessica with traffic. thanks. starting on the vine street expressway this morning. we're watching construction here. here it is, cameras around broad street. this is the broad street off ramp here. as you see, the police activity forcing traffic that's moving on the vine off. very few cars moving back and forth eastbound or westbound now because of how early it is. either way, that will be closed for the next half hour or so. we'll keep our eye on that for you. sometimes especially on a friday they like to get out of there early. watching roadwork on 95. northbound between kerlin and 320. no problems from namans. the westbound ramp to route 1, headed to the boulevard it's not blacked all the way. we have the left lane blocked with construction vehicles. traffic still can get by