kelly o'hara reports the decision is expected to anger allies and big u.s. companies focused on fighting "climate change." >> reporter: president trump is ready to make good on another campaign promise. >> we're going to cancel the paris climate agreement. >> reporter: he tweeted this morning, i'll be announcing my decision on the paris accord over the next few days. he is planning to pull the u.s. out of the landmark global agreement between almost 200 nations. former president obama played a large role in negotiating the2015 pact to voluntarily cut carbon emissions. >> history may judge it as a turning point. >> reporter: president trump has been working on reverse some u.s. climate change policies since taking office. some of his aides are divided on the issue. the president met with the epa administrator tuesday, scott pruitt who questioned whether humans are to blame for global warming and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and 21 other gop senators sent the president a letter last week urging him to ditch the agreement. democrats say leaving would

kelly o'hara, cbs news, the white house. >>> politics took a turn when some legislators got into a shoving match over a new state law that bans sanctuary cities in texas. cbs reporter david begnaud has the video from austin. >> reporter: decorum was lost in the texas house monday as elected officials started pushing one another during a final day of a legislative session. >> did shove him around a little bit. i pushed him because he needed to get out of there. >> reporter: democrat never never and matt rinaldi -- democrat [ indiscernible ] decision >> inciting people. >> that's right. >> reporter: an estimated 1,000 people were inside the capital monday protesting the state law which forces texas sheriff's to help enforce federal immigration law. the house business stopped and protestors were ordered to leave the gallery. some were physically removed by texas state troopers. democrat ramon romero junior. >> these folks understand that what's going to happen in the future is exactly what matt rinaldi demonstrated. he saw the crowd and he saw illegals. >> reporter: how democrats are laying t

kelly o'hara for cbs news, white house. >>> police say they have arrested a pennsylvania man from erie county this morning at trump international hotel. authorities say officers found a handgun and assault style rifle and ammunition in the man's car. >> four three-year old brian moles of edenboro pennsylvania was arrested and charged with caring a pistol without a license and possession of unregistered ammunition. >> officials say they were made known of moles whereabouts thanks to pennsylvania state police, the agency received a tip, that moles was headed to the washington d.c. hotel and was allegedly armed with weapons. >>> and at least 90 people are dead and 400 wounded after a massive truck bomb exploded in afghanistan's capitol city. that bomb exploded at the height of the morning rush hour, near a highly, secured diplomatic area of kabul. according to the state department 11 american contractors were killed near the u.s. embassy. taliban has denied responsibility for the attack. officials say this is one of the worra tack that the city has seen since 2014. >>> airplane skid off a

kelly o'hara, cbs news at the white house. >>> a panel of climate experts said there are three major reasons why this is a big deal. first, it could worsen an already bad problem and likely make it far more difficult to prevent -- prevent processing a dangerous global threshold and could result in emissions of up to 1 billion tons of carbon monoxide in the air and that could lead to ice sheets and lead to the high extreme weather. mcauliffe didn't waste any time voicing concerns. he released a statement, the president's dangerous action will have a devastating impact on our environment, economy and health. the u.s. economy is dependent on leadership in the world and the president seems inclined to sit back and let other nations pass us by. climate change is a threat to our way of life. president donald trump may not like the response. >> sally tweet it, donald trump, if you care about your children and grandchildren, you would commit -- commit to a healthy environment. james tweeted, global warming is a hoax. stop wasting money and leave the paris agreement. jobs, make america great

kelly o'hara for cbs news, the white house. >>> president trump also tweeted his opinion today that the u.s. senate should change to a system of majority voting to get measures on healthcare and tax cuts passed. >>> cutting words about the president from democrat nancy pelosi during an appearance at the commonwealth club. veronica de la cruz has more on what pelosi said and wouldn't say. veronica. >> reporter: liz, the house minority leader spoke on a number of issues but none got more of a response than discussion about the presidential election. she called hillary clinton's loss a blow for the country. she talked about once being the highest ranking woman politically in this country when she was house speaker but even five months into the new administration, pelosi still has a hard time uttering the words president trump. >> the new president of the united states -- >> i notice you don't say president trump. >> it's hard. [ laughter ] [ gigging gigging ] >> it's hard from what i have seen how much respect he has for the job. >> she later said president trump. when asked if she preferr

kelly o'hara at the white house now with more. >> the president is expected to shake up his communications team, as the white house faces an onslaught of stories about the russian investigation. he tweeted this morning, russian officials must be laughing at the us and how a lame excuse why the dems lost the election has taken over the face news, monday mr. trump first campaign manager, and deputy campaign manager david, were at the white house for meetings, could be part of new rapid response team the president's son in lay, jared kushner, the focus of an investigation of possible clues between mr. trump associates in moscow. cbs news has confirm when kushner met with russian ambassador, sergei, in december, the two discussed setting up a back channel coon case between the trump trans innings team and officials. aids describe that as standard procedure. republican senator john mccain said it isn't. >> i don't think it is standard procedure, prior to the inauguration after president of the united state by someone not in a appointed position. >> president trump is standing by kushner. kelly,

correspondent kelly o'hara in boston today with more. >> president trump laid a wreath at the tomb of to mark memorial day. vice president pence lose observed memorial day, at a ceremony. >> one in five veterans has ptsd, over 340,000 service members received a traumatic brain injury. >> the president's first memorial day address comes as administration is pushing back against reports his son-in-law and senior advisor jared kushner tried to set up secret communications with russia in a statement to the new york times, mr. trump said he has total confidence in kushner. >> i don't see any big issue here. >> homeland security secretary john kelly also came to kushner's defense. >> any time you can open lines every communication with anyone, whether good friends, not so good friends, is a smart thing to do. >> in order to handle the russian investigation, cbs news has learned that the administration is working on restructuring the white house communications fast and setting up rapid response team. president trump is also responding to north korea latest provocation, including short range