for now, let's turn to some business news and my colleague, helena humphrey. : thank you very much. we are looking at the fallout from trump's decision to pull the united states out of the international climate agreement, the paris accord. all the big names have some thing to say about it, whether we are talking about disney or wall street, american board rooms keen to invest, they don't want to be left behind as other companies harness renewable energy. let's look at the social media reaction. the boss of goldman sachs posts his first ever tweet, criticizing trump, the decision is a setback for the environment and the u.s.'s leadership position in the world. apple's tim cook tweeted that trump's decision to withdraw from the paris agreement was wrong for our planet. apple is committed to fight climate change, and we will never waver. google's ceo says he is disappointed, adding, google will keep working hard for a cleaner, more prosperous future for all. some chief executives are giving up their advisory roles with the white house. walt disney co tweeting that

helena humphrey's following reaction from the business world. helena: president trump claims that the accord is unfair because of arms to the country's economic interest. he says it harms what he terms clean coal and the job the go with it. $3 trillion in losost g gdp, t's how much president trump says the pariris climate records will cost. he was reportedly act in his decision by 22 republican senators with ties to the oil industry. former u.s. president barack obama also issued a statement saying state industries and businesses would step up to the deal and honor obligations despite the current administration. anchor: let's check in with our man on wall street. what's the reaction to this situation? jens: on wall street, we saw new records all over the board, but that was probably not because of the decision of the u.s. president, especially from the world of business, there have been so many attacks within the paris agreement, so chevron or exxon, the big u.s. oil companies, they actually supported to remain in the paris accord. you look at th