apparently the president -- rather nikki haley has given an interview and this is to cnn in which sheays that he does believe in climate change and that humans have a role in it. this is an interview that's going to air on cnn tomorrow. i'm curious your reaction to that, elise. >> you know, if you had to judge the administration by what comes out of nikki haley's mouth or general mattis' mouth, you wolf a lot more reassured about the policies that this administration would implement. however, a lot of the time, they are saying talking points that are diametrically owe possessesed to what donald trump might be tweeting. so while someone like nikki haley is comforting in her words, it's been the word for way too often for this administration that president trump's surrogates definitely are not speaking for the president. >> and, peter, your thoughts? >> well, i was just reading a number of quotes from the president, not that we can believe anything he says at this point, but he has said multiple times that co2 carbon is not the primary cause of climate change. so haley is now contradict

ambassador nikki haley before the london attacks occurred, so we had to edit her remarks for our broadcast today. the longer version of our interview is available at facethenation.com. wwe began by asking about international reaction to the president's decision to pull out of the paris climate change accord. >> i think they understand. they understand that the u.s. is doing what is in the best interest force u.s. and the thing is, john jerks always been a leader when it comes to the environment, and we have always been very conscious of that, and what you are seeing the u.s. doing is making sure we are take diving u.s. first, our first concern does not need to be what the international community thinks of us. our concern needs to be, are we doing right by the american citizens? >> dickerson: does the president believe in climate change, ambassador? >> he believes that climate is changing and he believes pollutants are part of that equation and a i know he is absolutely intent on making sure we have clean air, clean water,

where the principal force is breaking in syria apart so that's what we're seeing witnessed by nikki haley's comments. ok now we know that the u.s. its vaal violating rather international law by bombing a sovereign state now the u.s. congress never authorized the war against syria and on top of that this aggression also violates the war powers clause of the us constitution so brian is this an impeachable act against trump well there's no doubt that it's an impeachable offense the impeachment process in the u.s. congress is for high crimes and misdemeanors when the u.s. goes to war illegally when it carries out a war of aggression it's a violation of the u.n. the u.n. the united states is a signatory to the u.n. charter that's making the u.n. signature part of the highest law of the when that's how the u.s. constitution treats treaties now also the u.s. constitution says only congress can declare war when u.s. is going to syria bombing syria killing syrians that's an act of war congress not only hasn't declared war on syria of course they didn't declare war in vietnam or korea either no time

what nikki haley was saying. >> congress man, thanks for your time. and you can see the whole interview with nikki haley on "state of the union" tomorrow morning. and he will also talk with al gore and senator mark waern. warner. that is tomorrow morning 9:00 oi. >>> still ahead, what americans are demands from president trump. and plus climate deal fallout. could his decision put the u.s. at risk? why one cnn analyst says climate change is a nafgs allege security issue. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side ef

. >> steve, ambassador nikki haley certainly is -- rather, she makes her presence known.n, she's quite -- more so than in the last couple of decades that we've seen from u.n. ambassadors. >> right. >> i mean, nikki haley right now is the hawk on russia, and she's completely different and distinct from the president of the united states who has a very different position. this is one of the things that is very hard for analysts to work out. nikki haley has been bold, thoughtful, you know, raising the lines that america should care about and raising these questions about russian aggression and russian behavior and russian complicity with syrian crimes. donald trump himself has not been doing that, and so it's hard sometimes to tell what is the trow policy of this administration? is it nikki haley who is saying impressive things or donald trump who has not yet even tweeted about the syria case and chemical weapons yet so it's hard to know. >> gentlemen, thank you both very much. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> moments ago, president trump did take to twitter, but it wasn'

nikki haley, that the us ambassador to the united nations, after this, suggested that donald trump wouldjust because the us got out of a club, doesn't mean we aren't going to to be care about the environment." —— nikki haley, the us ambassador to the united nations. well everything about their domestic energy policy so far has been a rebuttal of that statement. not only did they say they would withdraw from paris, but they rescinded president obama's executive actions which would clean up our energy fleet, that would move towards more renewable energy, that would improve fuel efficiency standards in cars. trump rode all of that back. so i'm waiting to see what the meat is behind what nikki haley is saying, because so far, we really haven't seen it. well, he's not withdrawn from the 1992 un convention framework on climate change. so will have to see, as you say. but you said, on the campaign trail, that donald trump is "temperamentally unfit and unqualified to be the nation's commander—in—chief". but he's been complimented by key military figures, i'll give you another example, james stav

nikki haley has been clear that russia meddled in the election.not discussed russian interference in the presidential election with president trump. of course, this is something that he has not said that he firmly believes happened to begin with. what's your reaction to the fact that she's not had those conversations? >> i think actually both the questioning on mr. sherman, myself, and mr. meeks, her answers were stunning. she has no instructions with respect to russian meddling in our elections. she admitted that she talks to the russians all the time about lots of subjects. syria, you know, europe, you name it. but not their meddling in our elections. so i asked her, well, have you been given instructions not to bring that up? she said no, i'm free to do whatever i want. >> you know, i want to play that exchange, because i think it's important for people to hear it. here's the exchange between you and the u.n. ambassador. >> what instructions have you been given about russia? presumably you talk to them about syria, right? >> i talk to my russia

. >> shannon: nikki haley says this.any further attacks done to the people of syria will be blamed on assad but also on russia and iran who support him killing his own people. we have that and all the denials. where do we go from here in making any progress when nobody seems to be on the same page except for the fact that they're all claiming they're going after isis? >> listen, to be frank about it, russia has been very successful, as have been the iranians, in propping up the assad regime when they were in trouble in 2015 and why russia intervened at the request of the syrians. assad is going nowhere. i think they don't want to be directly involved in the civil war, what they want to do is defeat isis and drive them out of syria where the safe haven is and from then start to make some adjustment towards the syrian civil war. sunni arabs and nation and region from wanted to be involved in the war and bring assad down a long time ago. obama administration resisted that. the trump administration while they are resistant i

nikki haley delivered a warning. >> the goal is, at this point, not just to send us out a message, butnd russia and iran a message. if this happens again, we are putting you on notice. my hope is that the the presids warning will get russia and iran to take a second look and i hope it will caution assad from the fact that we don't want to see innocent men, women, and children hurt again. >> eboni: we hear nikki haley putting them on notice. this gets back to the kind of tense triangle, rectangle between us, russia iran, and syria. and i want to say you have set on this program before we have to prioritize defeating isis on the issue but then some people who love the american first platform the president ran on are not happy seeing this intervention. >> eric: i am glad nikki haley said heads up, russia and iran. we may be doing this if bashar al-assad kills more of his own people with mustard gas or whatever gas he's using. this -- the middle east is such a mess, especially with syria. bashar al-assad does this again for the 100th time, kills more of his own people. now we are supposed

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, just set the record straight on cnn.ten. >> president trump believes the climate is changing, and he believes pollutants are a part of that equation. so that is the fact. that is where we are. that's where it stands. he knows that it's changing, he knows that the u.s. has to be responsible with it, and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: so nikki haley really just became the first administration official to answer if president trump till thinks that climate change is a hoax. she says that president trump believes that climate change is real and that humans are playing a part in it. kelly? kelly: kristin, thank you for the report. julie? julie: defense secretary mattis dialing up the pressure on north korea, calling the rogue regime a, quote, clear and present danger. the pentagon chief speaking at a security conference in singapore where he also warned beijing about its activities in the south china sea. let's bring in mark dubielewicz, ceo of the foundation for the defense of democracies. thank you very much for

especially from that, after that statement from nikki haley. certainly an interesting one. we're keeping our eyes on. unclear where exactly all this comes from, though. >> fred pleitgen, thank you for reporting. stay with us. i want to go to the pentagon. barbara starr is joining us. were you in a briefing getting more information. what are you hearing? >> reporter: poppy, we do now have a very significant update from the pentagon. the pentagon spokesman captain jeff davis concluding an off-camera briefing a short time ago. he's told reporters here this morning, they've been looking at intelligence over the last few days at this air base that they had struck back in april, that they believe that chemical attack was organized and perpetrated from and began to see some activity there regarding the chemical weapons stored at that air base, but in the last 24 hours, that intelligence, that information became more compelling, and became suggestive, according to the pentagon, that the syrians were planning an attack. the intelligence is focusing on one particular aircraft shelter

after that, we hear from florida senator marco rubio and nikki haley. >> members of congress strong current former administration officials for a day of national security policy discussions on capitol hill to, the conversation with house homeland security chair and homeland security secretary, john kelly. this is 35 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to the first capitol hill national security form. please panels and discussions will bring together policymakers affiliated with both parties to reestablish the importance of bipartisan thinking in washington when it comes to national security and foreign policy. as you know, the united states is constantly under threat from adversaries abroad. the desperate dictator north korea continues to defy international community by firing off ballistic missiles and brutalizing civilians, including americans. and now possibly prepare for another provocative nuclear test. a blood he civil war rages in syria, having already taken the lives of almost half a million people and displacing millions more. china's militarizing islands and threatening its neigh

ambassador nikki haley says the president does believe the climate is changing. with cnn's jake tapper. >> let me show you what president trump has tweeted about climate change. the concept of global warming was created by and for the chinese to make u.s. manufacturing noncompetitive unquote. are you willing to acknowledge that that is nonsense? >> what i will tell you is the regulations from the paris agreement were disadvantaging our companies. we know that. i knew that as a governor. we know that now. the jobs were not attainable as long as we had to live under those regulations. it wasn't possible to meet the conditions under the paris agreement. had we even attempted to do that. and so i think we have to look at what's realistic. we've got a president who is going to watch out for the environment. it's what we do. it's who we are. we are going to continue to be a leader in the environment. the rest of the world wanted to tell us how to do it and we're saying we will do it but understand ounder our terms no the standards were set by the united states set by t

nikki haley, though, the us ambassador to the united nations, after this suggests that trump will bee change. she said, just because the us got out of a club, doesn't mean we aren't going to care about the environment. well, everything about their domestic energy policy so far is a rebuttal to that statement. not only did they withdraw from paris, but they rescinded president 0bama's executive actions that would clean—up our energy fleet, that would move towards more renewable energy, that would improve fuel efficiency standards in cars. trump rode all of that back. i'm waiting to see what the meat is behind what nikki haley is saying, because so far we haven't seen it. he hasn't withdrawn from the 1992 un convention framework on climate change, so we will have to see, as you say. but, you said during the campaign trail, donald trump is temperamentally unfit and unqualified to be the nation's commander—in—chief. but he's been complimented by key military figures. to give you another example, us admiraljames stavridis, former nato commander, says president trump shows above all he is

nikki haley taking it a step further. directed at assad and the regime.s, after any further attacks done to the people of syria will be blamed on assad but also on russia and iran, who support him killing his own people nap is tough rhetoric from a white house that, i guess, is diverted here more muscular than anticipated? >> nikki haley when it comes to the statements she'd made particularly on iran. her statement last night was also important because she's laying down her own red line analogous to what obama did during the assad regime. her credibility is really on the line here in terms of what the united states does, if assad uses chemical weapons again. that was really consequential. speaking more broadly, an essential question what is our syrian policy? obama had trouble with this because his administration never laid out a syrian policy in a clear way and the trump administration has yet to do that causing pushback from congress. >> you saw after the cruise missile strike which gained bipartisan support. people in congress, a lot, said, great. we n

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nikki haley is the us ambassador to the un. here she is on twitter saying...sians, for their part, say they consider such threats from the americans to the legitimate leadership of the syrian arab republic unacceptable. so far, so predictable. the russians on the americans always disagree on the bashar al—assad regime. but there is something greater going on here related to the pressure on the so—called islamic state group. let's get the analysis of our defence and diplomatic respondent jonathan marcus. i think it is. this is if you like the next war, the next major battle that is coming. you have two was going on at the moment in syria, many sub conflicts, but two broad struggles. one between the us and its allies and so—called islamic state. the other between the syrian government and its allies, russia and iran, against a whole variety of other groups and many of the syrian people. what is happening in eastern syria at the moment is that as is is on the back foot as forces close in on raqqa, the de fa cto forces close in on raqqa, the de facto capital of is

i'm waiting to see what the meat is behind what nikki haley as saying.vention framework of the change. so will have to see. but you said the campaign trail that donald trump is temperamentally unfit and unqualified to be the nation's commander in chief. but he has been coveted by key military figures, such as the former nato commander, which the maker has said that he is able to take advice from the first—class national security team is assembled. article is hoped in the early days that when he picked real luminaries, excellent professionals, like general motors, as his secretary of defence, and general mcmaster, as is natural security adviser. but this was somehow help make better security decisions. —— national security adviser. but you cannot advise the president who is fundamentally not normal. i think he would object to that description, but anyway... he might object to it, but you can see any way that he makes decisions, the way that he lashes out, the whether the attacks and the way that he tries to essentially belittle and divide, that this is no

ambassador nikki haley explaining the president's decision to leave the paris climate accord and it isstoltenberg. plus our panel. stay with us. >> i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. welcome back to "face the nation". we spoke with u.n. ambassador nikki haley before the london attacks occurred, so we had to edit her remarks for our broadcast today. the longer version of our interview is available at facethenation.com. wwe began by asking about international reaction to the president's decision to pull out of the paris climate change accord. >> i think they understand. they understand that the u.s. is doing what is in the best interest force u.s. and the thing is, john jerks always been a leader when it comes to the environment, and we have always been very conscious

nikki haley said the president does believe the climate is changing.wn with cnn's jake tapper. watch how this goes. >> thank you. we're going to do it. >> the president's america first campaign promise, on full display. >> we don't want other leaders and other countries laughing at us anymore. and they won't be. they won't be. >> here in greenville, iowa, that message is hitting home. >> i think people are sick and tired of the federal government, and in some instances the state governments not working for their own people. you know, why shouldn't the american citizen be first in the eyes of the american government. >> barack obama carried the state in 2012. just four years later, donald trump won iowa by nearly ten points. many voters here embraced his campaign promise that he would stand up to the rest of the world. >> why should we want to at the very least treat ourselves fairly first. i think that was the message of donald trump's campaign. >> for small business owners, like theresa cadre setting up a market in west des moines, the local economy f

after president trump pulls out of a global climate packet we will see where relations stand with nikki haley and nato general jens stoltenberg, it is all coming up on "face the nation". >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. there is grim news this morning as the residents of london awoke to another terror attack on their city. the police believe the incident has been contained and say they shot and killed the suspects. we begin our coverage with cbs news correspondent elizabeth palm whore is at london bridge the scene of one of the attacks. liz. >> good morning, john. well, 16 hours in and the uk government has decided not raise the terrorist threat level to its highest notch that is critical. it is a very good indication that they do believe that they have managed to kill the three men who planned and executed these attacks. >> however, officers today have been raiding homes in the east end of the city, and have arrested 12 people so far who may have connections to the attacks. >> they started just after 10:00 last night with people around london

spoke with united nations ambassador nikki haley. >> nicky haley, thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> 194 countries signed the paris agreement. only three nations are not signatories. nicaragua, and syria. on the one issue, the united states is now isolated the proverbial skunk at the garden party. are not concerned it will affect your ability to lead on other issues? >> well, i don't think we're the skunk at the party. what i think we did was we watched out for our country. look, i was a governor in south carolina. i know how tough those regulations president obama put on us. because of the paris agreement were on our businesses and our industries. it directly hit our jobs. and so what we want to do is say, look, we're a sovereign country. we're going to make sure we're looking out for the u.s. first. belle a leader in the environment. that's what we do. that's who we are. but we're going to make sure we're not hurting our companies in the process. there's a balance. there's clearly a difference between us and nicaragua and us and syria. the world knows that. to put us in that ca

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley also sending a message. >> the goal is at this point not just toend assad a message, but to send russia and iran a message. if this happens again, we are putting you on notice. my hope is that the presidents warning will certainly get russia and around to take a second look and i hope it will caution assad. we don't want to see innocent men, women, and children hurt again. >> melissa: president trump has retaliated against assad before firing off a barrage of missiles on government airbase after the attacks in april. eric, you first. >> meghan: can i ask a question? everything has shown when he initially sent those missiles into syria that it was because ivanka came to him and said look at the footage of these atrocities and then he took military action. >> eric: i'm guessing he will. he did it once. he did that with the president of china. my guess is if another attack happens on the people of syria, he will do it again. who is crazier right now? assad or kim jong-un? it's weird. this is this power thing going on between north korea, russia, assad

the only high-ranking officially to seek on the warning sign is the unambassador nikki haley -- u.n.mbassador nikki haley. >> i believe the point is not just to send assad a message but russia and iran a message if it happens again we are putting you on notice. alison: tonight don't be startled if you see a laser over chas peek bay. it will hit -- chesapeake bay. it will hit islands on a boat and compound on chesapeake beach. they will stop test but they won't say what it could be used for. larry: member of the alexandria fire department escorted the body of rigsby home this morning to palmyra. a memorial service will be held for all seven in japan. alison: july 4th around the corner. the consumer product safety commission wants you to know about the dangers of fireworks. >> so this demonstration was held on the national mall today. mannequins holding fireworks there as you can see damaged. this highlight how dangerous they can be. if you are going to use the fireworks have water available in case of an emergency. >> sparklers burn at 2,000 degrees. make sure if something doesn't lig

nikki haley: i can say i have kept my promise. and rivals no america has once again found its voice at the united nations. mark: ambassador haley also addressed insurgents over a boycott and sanctions movement over israel. saying she is "very concerned we may not be able to defeat this." president trump's lawyers will postpone filing a complaint fornst a james comey antagonizing the special counsel invest getting links between the president's campaign and russia. furious aboutwas what he considered an illegal leak by comey to reporters. the state says the flint city council failure to impose a long-term water plan but the public and further danger. and of going with the 30 year plan, they filed an extension with the water authority. took al macron's cabinet major step in loosening up the labor market. they plan to negotiate reforms with unions and a business groups appeared they want to make it easier for companies to fire employees, and also negotiate wages deals rather day.rely on industrywide global news 24 hours a day, powered

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rob: outrage after un embassador nikki haley and her son are harassed during a gay pride parade. stay tune for that. rob: all right. beautiful monday morning here in new york city. good morning to you, you're watching "fox & friends first". i'm rob schmit. heather: and i'm heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. all eyes on the senate as republicans take one step closer maybe to repealing and replacing obamacare. rob: that's right, president trump optimistic of the overhaul despite both parties insisting that the vote be delayed. griff jenkins with details on the health care show do you know. hey, griff. >> hey, rob and heather. to borrow a line, they got a long way to go in a short time to get there. senate republicans trying to pass the gop health care bill by friday in the congressional budget office who are expected possibly as soon as today but there are serious defections within the party. republicans can lose no more than two votes to pass the bill and there are currently five that say they cannot support it. rand paul, ted cruz, mike lee, ron johnson and de

ambassador nikki haley goes before the house foreign affairs committee. weigh in more on the chemical weapons situation in syria. on the senate side the intelligence committee holding a hearing on possible russian interference in european elections. headlines from all three when they happen from the hill. >> shannon: the big story dominating capitol hill this morning the senate delaying a vote on healthcare. the president speaking with members of the gop senate trying to rally them. >> president trump: for the country, we have to have healthcare and it can't be obamacare, which is melting down. the other side is saying all sorts of things before they even knew what the bill was. this will be great if we get it done and if we don't get it done, it will be something that we're not going to like and that's okay. i understand that very well. >> shannon: earlier i spoke with house majority leader. joining me now is kevin mccarthy. good morning, sir. as you're looking across the hill and watching the job senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has, how difficult

nikki haley tweeting that any further attacks done to the people of syria will be blamed on assad, butlso on russia and iran who support him killing his own people in the last hour, the uk defense secretary said he would support the u.s. in any potential attacks on the assad regime. >> "usa today," rift in healthcare over gop. the cbo scored the healthcare bill there's a lot to dig through here ylan mui joins us now. explain why this is a blow to gop senators >> there is not a big difference in the cbo score between the senate version of the healthcare bill and the house version of the healthcare bill. that put the senate bill in rocky territory. susan collins of maine tweeting she won't even vote in favor of just starting debate on the bill she criticized the cuts to medicaid and the lack of access to insurance in rural communities. lindsey graham has told reporters he is worried republicans will wind up regretting the rush to vote this week the cbo's analysis found the senate bill did do -- improve that house score by 1 million, 22 million more people would be insured in ten years, b

nikki haley, ambassador of the united states nations, being clear that it would be assad responsible, but not just him, as well his backers, russia and iran, as well. to that point, secretary of state rex tillerson talking yesterday by phone with his opposite number in moscow, sergei lavrov. >> reporter: clear if the issue of chemical weapons preparation was in the conversation. we have heard from the russian -- from vladimir putin's spokesman this morning saying russia strongly condemns the use of chemical weapons. so they appear to be putting some distance between themselves and whatever the assad regime is doing. this would be a major step if assad was to use chemical weapons again and could lead to another strike, as we saw. 59 cruise missiles back at the end of april. >> that would be certainly. ups the ante for that potential putin/trump meeting at the g20. thank you, sir. >>> other big news yesterday. not just the health care bill. the president's travel ban will go before the supreme court next term. what happens in the meantime? we'll break it down next. >>> welcome back. key

united nations ambassador nikki haley decided to answer for him today.<nikki haley, u.s.ador to the united nations: "president trump believes the climate is changing and he believes pollutants are part of the equation. so that is the fact. that is where we are, that's where it stands. he knows that it's changing and that the us has to be responsible for it and that's what we're going to do just because we got out of a club doesn't mean that we don't care about the environment.">(justine) the president promised on the campaign trail to exit the paris agreement. he has argued it places too much of a burden on the united states when it comes to footing the bill. (jr) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a cloudy start to the day for most of the bay area before sunshine returned in the afternoon. temperatures were slightly cooler but nice with highs in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and cooler 50s and low 60s at the coast. skies are still mostly clear this evening but it is breezy in spots especi

nikki haley added these comments. >> if this happens again, we are putting you on notice, and my hope is that the president's warning will certainly get russia and iran to take a second look, and i hope it will caution assad from the fact that we don't want to see innocent men, women, and children hurt again. >> u.s. intelligence has seen increased activity at the very same air field the last chemical weapons attack was from. more than 80 people died in that april attack, including women and children. the u.s. lach cruise missiles at a syrian air field in response. >>> confireing to cover up alleged wrongdoing of jason van dyke. police dash cam video shows van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times, as he walks away from police while holding a knife. >>> right now, we're following a developing story out of new york city, where evening subway riders are experiencing delays after two train cars derailed late this afternoon. sparks ignited a small garbage fire. 34 people suffered minor injuries. hundreds of passengers had to be evacuated. it happened as the train was approaching a service stati

ambassador, nikki haley come out that supporters of assad would bear responsibility for this.l the overnight warning from the white house be enough for assad to back off or has president trump, himself, set a new red wine and will he have to act? poppy? >> nick, to you, how do these statements impact america's broader role in syria, especially nikki haley's statement and the president saying the assad regime would pay a heavy price? >> certainly expanding their role here. it's already happening after years of the obama administration trying to keep the u.s. out of the syrian war. they are in the final stages, iraqi forces out of mosul and they surrounded the remaining city of raqqah. even that, the intervention by the united states found itself clashing with regime jets in the sky. one taken out by u.s. power, recently. that caused threats from the russians. any aircraft could be a target. iran said it was a distraction in getting rid. isis is the main target. anybody at this stage pursuing their own goal. the broader question, what happens after that. there's a large sway of

and we heard from nikki haley, the u.n. ambassador from the u.s. about the fact that she believes the president does believe the climate is changing. one of the sticking points we heard from the president as well as the epa administrator scott pruity is a problem with this deal, 26% to 28% of reduction in carbon output, they say this is unattainable. your response? >> of course it's attainable. and by the way, it will create josts. honestly, first of all, let's hear from the president what he thinks of the human impact on the environment, and on climate change. he is largely a climate deny year, let's be honest. maybe some people around him want to use different verbiage, but that's where he is. of course, if humankind can have an impact negatively, we can have an impact positively. we can clean up our environment. we can use different fuels. we can conserve more energy. because that's where a lot of our pollution is coming from. we can drive cleaner cars. ultimately, perfectly clean cars with respect to carbon emissions. if we do those things in t

on capitol hill, nikki haley said the u.s. method was clear, placing the response billy for any possible american response at the feet of russia and iran. stick with goal is not just to send assad a message like to send russia and iran a message that if this happens again, we are putting you on notice. and my hope is that the the presidents warning will get russia and iran to take a second look. >> syrian president bashar al-assad visited a base in his country. a spokesman for vladimir putin saying certainly we consider threats to the legitimate leader unacceptable. the statement drew skepticism at the state department. >> are we supposed to buy what the syrians are saying that there are no chemical weapons preparations underway? we know they have killed their own people, women and children. if they say they are not making preparations, i'm not certain we are going to buy it. think of a military strike would come with the support of the united kingdom whose defense minister said his country was ready to stand with the u.n. >>

ambassador nikki haley telling a congressional committee wednesday she has not discussed this pressing national security issue with the president or her russian counterparts. >> what would you want me to say to them? i'm at the u.n. we're working on international issues. >> the russians are at the united nations. have you received any instructions at all with respect to them meddling in our elections, like don't talk about that? >> it hasn't come up. >> reporter: standing in stark contrast to the collusion investigation which has consumed his attention. >> there's been no collusion, no obstruction. >> there have been public comments that suggest there's been no overwhelming evidence to suggestion there was collusion. it's not for me to judge, but i can only address it as milestones of what we know as of today. >> as the russia investigation continues, the senate intelligence committee chairman tells cnn he has formally requested copies of former fbi director james comey's members on his interactions with the president. on a foreign policy front, the white house says the president thwar

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley opened the session of the u.n. human rights council today with a warning to the group. >> as you know, the united states is looking carefully at this council and our participation in it. we see some areas for significant strengthening. >> bret: why the warning? >> over what she calls and anti-israeli bias. she points to five different resolutions in the month of march criticizing israel and then compared it to venezuela which she said the council failed to sanction even though it venezuela said has robbed its people of human rights. she says she wants to reestablish the council's legitimacy. the administration's review what kind of role is going to have in the council. nikki haley criticized cuba and iran, mentioned saudi arabia as a country that has not lived up to its full standard of human rights on the council. >> bret: rich edson at the state department. thank you. more on this with the panel. this is a very special day for american and allied armed forces. d-day, the sixth of june, 1944, a turning point in wo

nikki haley says any say tack will be blamed on assad, but also russia. >> we don't want to see innocent people hurt. >> reporter: four u.s. navy distance of syria. and could launch additional missiles if called upon. nikki bautiste for cbs news, the united nations. >> president trump is expected to speak on syria. since it began in 2011, an estimated 400,000 syrians have been killed according to the united nations. the ongoing violence against civilians has been condemned by the arab league, the european union, the united states, and other countries. as of march, 2017, more than 5 million syrians have left the country. >>> now, wusa9's first alert weather rated dc's most accurate forecast. >> tuesday not off to a bad start. temperatures are feeling refreshing and comfortable. but we have some cumulus clouds building and a slim couple of showers. 79 degrees now, a little breezy, west winds gusting to about 20. and temperatures in some of our suburbs still in the mid 70s . 73, a trio of them on the i-81 corridor and 75 the temperature in gathersburg. i want to show you satellite and radar

ambassador nikki haley testifies this morning about u.s. interests at the united nations. you can see her testimony before the house foreign affairs committee live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, c-span.org and streaming on our c-span radio app. >> today, the house armed services committee begins the work on the 690 $6.5 billion proposed defense authorization, which directs how dod funds should be used. thecommittee marks up legislation with amendments starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. house minority leader nancy pelosi said the senate's decision to delay the health care law replacement load means the american people voices are being heard on the matter. her comments came after an announcement that the vote would be delayed until after the july 4 holiday. this is 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. ms. pelosi: the american people have spoken. totally republicans in the senate and house will continue to listen. asay is a significant day the republican leader in the senate says he is going to go back to the drawing board, i unde

nikki haley says that was meant for a wider audience. >> the goal at this point is not just to send assad a message but to send russia and iran a message, that if this happens again, we are putting you on notice. >> a new video shows basheer al-assad climbing into a cockpit of a plane. a russian official calls the white house's statement a provocation. >>> dozens are recovering from injuries after a subway train went offer the tracks toward the end of the morning rush hour in upper manhattan. in the dark tunnels with smoke from a fire that was ignited by sparks from the derailment. the transit authority says the cause appears to be an extra piece of rail on the tracks. >> the train bucked forward, bucked backward, and in the process of doing that, two of the cars derailed. they scraped the side of the wall. >> the derailment not only damaged the cars but the track, the tunnel walls and signals. that said, the transit system hopes to restore normal service this morning. >>> we're learning new details about a malicious seekcyber att. ukraine and russia appear hardest hit, but it spread quic

their plight is really bad. >> i wanted to play a bit of nikki haley's testimony to the appropriations committee today on the subject of what they could do next. >> i think the white house put out a statement, and i think that's accurate. they have seen activities that are similar to preparations of a chemical weapons attack, much like what we saw on april 4th. i believe that the goal is at this point not just to send assad a message, but to send russia and iran a message that if this happens again, we are putting you on notice. >> ned price, what does that mean, putting russia and iran on notice? is the u.s. contemplating retaliating against russia and/oand and/or iran for something assad were to do? >> it is a good question, andrea. you get the impression that the administration itself doesn't know precisely what that means. when you see the mixed messages emanating from the white house, one week, you see president trump with ambassador kislyak and the russian foreign minister yucking it up in the nikki halee harder line voices in the context of russia from this administration saying

and nikki haley said this time that not only is assad potentially going to pay a heavy price, but they'll be responsible -- there will be responsibility on the part of russia and iran. now, it's interesting today that we're hearing from the state media in syria, the syrian state media under president bashar al assad, quoting a mid level russian official as saying that there seems to be the -- we are witnessing a new and unpress denned and ridiculous provocation -- unprecedented and ridiculous provocation of syria. that's how the syrian state media is putting it. we know that yesterday sogs secretary of sta-- so secretary of state rex tillerson talked with sergei lavrov. today putin's spokesman said that russia is strongly condemns the use of chemical weapons. what does tillerson say that lavrov about possible chemical weapons inside syria, we don't know. the russians seem to be responding in a way to that today. certainly the syrians for their part are taking this as they do with everything else and turning it into own propaganda. dave? >> thank you. >>> okay. a busy news day. the preside

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. >> so what do you think the impa tis is behind impa tis behind nikki haley saying that on the heels of the remove the u.s. fr paris accord. >> what woir worries me, that surrogates are doing it so that the president can say you know what i believe. if the president actually believes these things, he will tweet it. how much time will it take for him to tweet it? he could have tweeted it 1/2 ind of covfefe for example. he has a him spe plenty of oppo to share with us what he thinks. and my respect for what ambassador haley did in south carolina with respect to confederate memorials, she didn't say that climate change is a change. she said that the president believes it's changing. well, if it's changing at a very small problem, is at any time a problem. we know thats is changing at a much faster rate. oceans for example. >> and she also added throupollutants are a part of t equation. and the president has said that it's not manmade. >> i don't think that here say from the u.s. ambassador to the united nations is what we need to hear from the president of the united states. >> she's no

wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> you can see more of nikki haley's interview with john dickerson coming up on cbs face the nation airs at 10:30 right here on cbs-3 and we will get a live preview when we talk with john in the 8:30 half an hour. >>> phillies legend and former u.s. senator jim bunking has been lead to red. hundreds attended his funeral in covington. bunking won 224 games in the 17 major year career. in 196489 right-hander pitched a perfect game against the new york mets. he is the only baseball hall of fame tore ever serve in congress, and he died last week from complications of a stroke, he was 85 years old. >>> still to come this morning on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning another update from london, after last night's deadly attack. >>> and new video shows what happened inside a casino resort in the philippines when it was under attack, we will be right back, stay with us. >>> we continue to follow developments out of london a live look from the british capitol where a terror attack has left at least seven people dead and 48 others hurt, and

nikki haley is making clear how president trump views climate change. >> he believes climate is changing and he believes pollutants are part of the equation. >> reporter: haley clarified president's and are in an interview airing sunday on cbs face the nation. friday white house press secretary sean spicer and head of the environmental protects agency, both deflected, questions about the president 's views, on the climate change following his decision to pull out of the climate agreement. >> i have in the had an opportunity to have that discussion. >> reporter: supporters of the move held a rally outside the white house. >> we have to think about america and what we're doing and in the just go along with everybody else because they say we should. >> reporter: those opposed to the president's policies held american 100 protestness cities around the world demanding a full investigation into what connections the trump team had with russia we are trying to send signals to our elect official that is thinks important to us. >> reporter: investigation will be back in the spotlight next week whe