that's not pittsburgh. when i grew up in the 1970's, 1980's, it's true, it was the end of the steam industry but the city leaders came together and managed to really reinvent the city and right now the city has high-tech jobs. google has a campus there. they've double their edge nearing staff. uber launched their self-driving cars there just last year. it's medicine, it's high-tech. it's green energy, clean-energy jocks so pittsburgh has completely reinvented itself and the average per captaina average income in pittsburgh is now 70% over the national average and 70% of the jobs are clean-energy jobs is -- so pittsburgh is not happy about donald trump pulling out of the paris agreement. robert: michael, you've been such an observer for the president. if the economics of doing this are debatable, what else is behind the decision? michael: this is the mags rationale of donald trump as the politician, that he is the guy fighting for the forgotten america against global leaders mistreating them for decades. it

pittsburgh will meet our 2030 goals.low through and the basics of this and i was in paris. i was there with 500 mayors from around the world, the largest gathering of mayors ever in earth's history. and the actual implementation of paris wasn't going to happen in washington any ways. it was going to happen in the cities around this country, and we'll double down and make sure it does. >> thanks so much for joining us. good luck to all the folks in pittsburgh. >> thanks, wolf. thank you very much. let's get some reaction, let's get some analysis from our panel. once again gloria you just heard the mayor of pittsburgh, a very different assessment than the president's chief economic advisor gary cohn. your thoughts. >> he thinks that now they're going to have to go it on their own as he just said to you. he feels that the president was clearly wrong but i think, you know, this is a challenge for democrats to start making the case as this mayor is doing on environmental issues and relating that to job creation and job growth

by the way, my family is from pittsburgh. i went to the city of mayor's website. >> tweeting. >> "biodiesel, solar energy, wind energy, encouraging the people -- >> let me just add the mayor of pittsburgh had tweeted, he's now trolling the speech, he says "as the mayor of pittsburgh, i can assure you we'll follow the guidelines of the paris agreement for our people, our economy, and our future." the mayor of pittsburgh -- >> andrea's point which the secretary of state used to make, there are many more job in the renewable energy industry than the fossil fuel industries and by the way, the big commercial energy companies like exxon are for us sticking in the paris accords. >> donny? >> i have such rage and sadness. we just watched a dangerous little man give a very, very scary speech. you know, it's fascinating, you take ceos of companies like dow and exxon and unilever to progressive companies like apple and tesla. all the ceos dramatically, passionately came out, we need to stay in this ace cord. >> talk about that a little

the president say he was elected to represent the people of pittsburgh not paris and using pittsburgh as an excuse for pulling out of climate stalks did and the climate co. the reason this is so shock is pitturgh has completely turned around and reinvented its economy since the 1980s when it had stunning job losses from the collapse of the steel industry because of foreign competition. today, pittsburgh stands as a high-tech, a medicine, a knowledge economy, a city where it has 45,000 more jobs today than it had at the height of the steel industry, a place that has 7% higher per capita income than the national average. and so donald trump's idea of some imaginary halcion past where everyone was whistling on their way to work to these fabulous steel jobs that's just a fantasy. for example, coal jobs which donald trump is completely fixated on. there are 51,000 coal mining jobs total left in all of america. that is fewer jobs than at whole foods and you don't see donald trump demanding more jobs in the arugula aisle. you know, this is really about politics and just you know what he thin

the pittsburgh that he talked about yesterday is the pittsburgh of 50 years ago. anymore. >> the tweet we saw was from pittsburgh mayor bill peduto, fact, hillary clinton received 80% of the vote in pittsburgh. pittsburgh stands with the world and will follow the paris agreement. we heard that from mayors across the country as i listed a few of the ceos. to what degree can these goals, these efforts still be accomplished considering the withdrawal from the paris accord by the u.s. >> i think most of the countries who signed will comply. i think a lot of cities around america, a lot of states, a lot of companies will comply. so there still will be some progress. but i think for this administration, right now. 270 is the statistic that matters the most. that's what we need to win the electoral college and to put that map together, he has to make speeches like this. >> all right. greg, thank you so much. >> have a great weekend, greg. >> you too, yep. >>> trump administration now petitioning the supreme court to reinstate the president's travel ban. the justice depar

are a lot of people in states like michigan and pittsburgh and ohio and wisconsin, my home state of kansas, a lot of people across this country who have felt like they've been struggling. one of the reasons they feel like they're struggling, they don't feel the economic prospects of the recovery thereat we've seen over the last several years. they vbt sehaven't seen an incrn their take-home pay. every piece of concrete legislation on climate that has tried to be pushed through the congress, the one thing that's enduring is that energy prices will increase and that it disproportionately hits the working class and there are less of those types of jobs available for those folks. i think the american people want the responsible things done on questions like climate and energy usage and not being wasteful, but they're tired of having to shed their own economic opportunity for somebody else's environmental ideal. in america, we're much more practical. i think we should approach this from a very practical standpoint. >> matt, i want to ask you, though, do you think it would have been a via

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if you care so much about pittsburgh, bring somejobs back. you care so much about pittsburgh, bring someback. do you think this could be seen as a bit of a turning point? what is great about republicans if they want smaller governments, they want governments to be less involved in people's lives. companies out there have said it already. companies such as ge, they have spoken out against it. the private sector is going to continue with the agreement, he is going to be able to flag wave. i want to see how the jobs be able to flag wave. i want to see how thejobs in pittsburgh be able to flag wave. i want to see how the jobs in pittsburgh are going, how is that working out for you? another story involving president trump and his possible decision over cuba. he is thinking about reopening trade links to cuba. he has said he doesn't like the human rights violations. interesting to adopt this attitude with cuba, when he met with president rodrigo duterte eight, as well as —— rodrigo duterte, as well as recep tayyip erdogan. he is playing up his second home, the white house is pretty much in mi

he said paris or pittsburgh.s idea was that these two cities are now somehow at war and that if we care about climate change and we think about the climate and we think about how we're going to lower our carbon emissions, that that's somehow taking away american values. so to me, it obviously is persuasive to his supporters but -- >> as david gregory used to say, unpack that. i know exactly what it means, but i want to tell me, what does the word paris say to his supporters? what does the word mean to them? >> i think to the people that i've talked to, it means elite. it means people who are -- >> foreign. >> people who are foreign, but also people who don't understand you. people who think they're better than you. that's what he's using you. you think paris. i mean even to anybody, you think paris, and then you think pittsburgh, i mean where do you want to go? >> i remember popeye doyle. i don't want to use too many movies, but i remember french connection 2. he said i'd rather be a lamp post in new york than th

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but what do pittsburgh voters think about his climate decision? ireland's set to have a new prime minister — an openly—gay son of an indian immigrant. our president is trying the british prime minister, theresa may, and the opposition labour party leader, jeremy corbyn, have been facing to do everything that to do questions from voters ahead of next week's general election. they were questioned separately by members of the studio audience after mrs may refused to debate directly with other party leaders. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. nervous? not so you would notice. this crowd was waiting. theresa may had much more to lose. a brave face after a bumpy few days. both facing the hardest audiences of all, this studio and you. a smile but a hard start for the prime minister. pressing bruises she has taken on in this campaign. you have backtracked on the social care policy. your plans have holes in it. everyone can see that. i did not just want to stay in the job, i have called an election because of brexit. i think this is a really im

mentioned speech he pittsburgh. pittsburgh, pennsylvania specifically and set of governing for the people of pittsburgh, not the people of paris. i saw on twitter the mayor of pittsburgh tweeted, hey, 80% of us voted for hillary clinton and we are supporters of linn energy and fighting climate change. that was a little amusing that was the city he chose to pull out. yes, definitely you are seeing states and cities. jerry brown today, the governor of california, is leaving for a trip to china and he will be talking to some of the leaders about climate and clean energy. there has been a lot of collaboration directly between california and china. we will see california sort of trying to step into the u.s. role on a world stage and say we are not done. we are still a part of this. states and cities are going to keep at it. >> we look for your reporting online. sammy roth joining us from palm springs, california. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> tonight on c-span, former covers mickey edwards talk

mayor of pittsburgh. the mayor. mayor i wonder what went through your mind when you heard him saying he was elected to represent the citizens of burg not par zblies shock. hillary clinton won the city of pittsburgh with nearly 80% of the vote. and the values we have in this city follow along the lines of what the paris agreement stated. we're already following those goals. >> he was probably speaking met forric country but pittsburgh used to be a big coal down in consumption as well as production do you think the president understands coal doesn't play a big role. >> conhave picked a worse city. people wanted to know about pittsburgh's story because it wasn't only just heavy on fossle fuels but also went through a gregs where our unemployment was greater than during the great depression. only because we looked towards the future we started to have an economy that went up. and today we're back on a groebl stage but it's not through our old economy. it's in robertics artificial intelligence, medicine and te

nick bryant, bbc news, pittsburgh.ane: the administrator of the environmental protection agency , scott pruitt, appeared in the white house briefing room and was pressed on whether the president believes in climate change. like other administration officials, he wouldn't answer. reporter: yes or no, does the president believe that climate change is real and affected the united states? mr. pruitt: it is interesting, all the discussions we had at the last several weeks have been focused on one single issue -- is paris good or not for this country? that is the discussion i had with the president. that is the focus. the focus remains on whether paris put us at a disadvantage and it did. it put us at an economic disadvantage. jane: a brief time ago i discussed this with our north american correspondent anthony zurcher. why can't they just say what the president believes? anthony: there is always the chance they don't know what the president believes, or if they say something, the president in an interview could say the oppo

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i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh not paris.promsed i would exit or renegotiate any deal that fails to serve america's interest. many trade deals will be under renegotiation asian, rarely do we have a deal that works for this country. they will be under renegotiation nation, the process has begun from day one. but now we are down to business, beyond the severe energy restrictions inflicted by the paris accord it includes another scheme to redrib bute wealth out of the us yes —— united states, through the green climate fund, which calls for developed countries to process has begun from day one. but now we are down to business, beyond the severe energy restrictions inflicted by the paris accord it includes another scheme to redrib bute wealth out of the us yes —— united states, through the us yes —— united states, through the green climate fund, which calls for developed countries to send 100 billion $, to developing country, all on top of america's existing and massive foreign aid payments. so we will be paying billions and billi

that's why it made sense to say pittsburgh before paris.nking about government elites or the mayor of pittsburgh that may not be supportive but the hard working men and women that make up the pittsburgh middle class. those are the people he's looking out for. >> neil: democrats, senator under president obama were to the point of taking a bow for the cut down in emissions that were going way ahead of the agreement already. i followed this closely being one of the nerds here at fox, that has more to do with our revering into cleaner, cheaper, natural gas, what have you. that could continue. deal or no deal with or foreign counter parts. what are your thoughts? >> it has everything to do with that. with innovation, with changes of technology, that have occurred outside of the context of any international agreement mandating it. more over, we're a nation that abides by the rule of law. more so than the nations in this agreement. >> neil: china is one of them. the fear is that china will try to take advantage of this and kind of take a leadershi

he was elected to serve the voters of pittsburgh — not paris.ut what do pittsburgh voters think about his climate decision? and ireland's set to have a new prime minister — an openly—gay son of an indian immigrant. our president is trying the british prime minister, theresa may, and the opposition labour party leader, jeremy corbyn, have been facing to do everything that to do questions from voters ahead of next week's general election. they were questioned separately by members of the studio audience after mrs may refused to debate directly with other party leaders. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. nervous? not so you would notice.

. >>> tweet by coca-cola aimed at people living in pittsburgh fell flat because. >> it's not pittsburgh. >> you got it. why didn't they get it. sent out this tweet targeting record heat over the weekend and used a map of philly instead of pittsburgh. a spokesperson for coke apologized saying they literally missed the mark. the mayor of pittsburgh tweeted about the mistake. saying i was elected to represent people of pittsburgh, not philadelphia. >> oh, boy. we don't mind. >>> now for the stories we're following right now. continue at 5:00 a.m. >>> naming the jury today. aftermath of bill cosby trial play out in court during a hearing of whether to release the names of the jurors. >>> special election, all eyes on georgia's sixth congressional district and democrats and republicans scramble for a seat up for grabs. >> after the storm, people across our area are teaming up from yesterday's severe weather. >>> a lot to get to. 5:00 a.m. good morning. i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. ve ve region is drying out. storms blue across the area. power outages. bucks county, chester count

>> in chunks speech, he mentioned pittsburgh. governing for the people of pittsburgh, not the people paris paradise on twitter, it was the mayor of pittsburgh tweeted, 80% of us voted for hillary clinton and we are big supporters of clean energy and climate change. i thought that was amusing that that was the city he chose to pull out. you are seeing states and cities and jerry brown today is leaving is a trip to china where it expected he is going to be talking to some of the leaders about climate and clean energy. a lot of collaboration between -- you will see california trying to step in to the u.s. role on the world stage and the sure everyone else that we are not done. we are still a part of this pitch states and cities are going to keep that going good >> we will look for your reporting online. sammy roth joining us from palm springs, california. we appreciate your time. >> thank you very much for having me. >> the comedian minister who oversees the environment and policy change policy reacted to president trump's announcem

the old pittsburgh was different from the new.al often shrouded in smog. but now it's remade itself as a high—tech hub, often called roboburgh because it's a centre of excellence in robotics — the place where uber is testing its driverless cars. you were in paris? yeah, no, i was one of the american representatives. the city's democratic mayor, bill peduto, says its resurgence has been based on green—friendly policies. he's hit back at donald trump. the decision to withdraw is not only bad for the united states economy, but it weakens us throughout the world. it is the old rusting steel towns in the valleys outside pittsburgh, left behind by the new economy, where the slogan "make america great again" reverberated most strongly. donald trump would not today be president today if it wasn't for the support he received in the rust belt states. they became a critical battleground in us presidential politics. there are many voters here who believe that the global anger over his paris decision offers proof of his determination to fight

did not win in pittsburgh. hillary clinton carried pittsburgh.o people in pittsburgh and other pennsylvania towns about what the president said. >> i think he might not have done his math on that. >> despite being in the rust belt, allegheny county voted blue in 2016. pittsburgh, once the heart of the steel industry, has worked to reinvent itself over the last few decades, trying to shed its smoggy past, opting for a more sustainable future. >> that's the filtration unit. >> they aim at helping the city do that. the small business retrofits trucks to be more fuel efficient. the city of pittsburgh is its biggest client. >> seeing that smog and all of the harmful emissions go away is just really beneficial for everybody around. the coal industry is a failing industry. it's probably not going to come back. instead of looking to the past, it's always good to look to the future. >> each truck have a gentleman that operates that has a family. >> to some outside pittsburgh like doug miller, that coal industry isn't failing. it's poised for a comeback. h

i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> reporter: the mayor of pittsburgh hitting back after trump invoked the name of his city. >> the values that we have in this city follow right along the lines of what the paris agreement stated. >> reporter: after the announcement, white house officials struggling on whether the president still believes climate change is a hoke. former president obama who signed the agreement responding in a rare statement saying "the deal was meant to protect the world we leave to our children." adding "the nations that remain will reap the benefits in jobs and industries created." >> donald trump is not telling the truth to the american people. it's voluntary. the president of the united states could have simply changed that without walking away from the whole agreement. >> reporter: backlash growing among american business leaders who lobbied president trump to stay in the deal. tesla and space x ceo quitting the president's economic counsel. general electric ceo tweeting industry must now lead and not depend on government. cities a

. >> chris: president trump is about protecting the people of pittsburgh. the mayor of pittsburgh said we are not a steel town anymore, we are a green town and in fact he rejected what the president said and the mayor of pittsburgh, he said we are going to comply with the paris climate accord. >> administrator pruitt: this president has said that we truly need -- we should not penalize sectors of our economy. government regulation shouldn't be used to pick winners and losers. the past administration declared a war on coal and there were several facilities across the country shut down because of their -- government regulation should be about making things regular, not picking winners and losers and making sure we have fuel diversity and generating electricity in this country. the job numbers show already, already, that this president's agenda, his leadership in the energy space is making a difference for jobs across -- almost 50,000. >> chris: 's the president also said that the paris climate accord and pulling out of it isn't going to make all that much dif

he what's electric to represent the people of pittsburgh not paris but mayor of pittsburgh has a lot to say about that line, a city with noted air pollution that is largely democratic, a mayor who wants to go green and he opposes trump's decision. >> we know what it is like to have a very, very bad economy but at the same time we didn't invest in our past, we invested in our future. we are the example of what the paris agreement could mean to jobs in the economy for the you had. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney agrees, he released a statement that read in part president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, goes against the interest of philadelphians. my administration is now committed to up holding at local level the very same commitment made by the you had in the paris climate agreement to reduce carbon emissions between 26 and 28 percent by 2025, and even more, by 2050. mike and alex, did he say, he specifically noted the hotter summers, heavier storms, we have all seen it. >> there is still people, still say that the science is just not there, jenny, than

. >> he said the people of pittsburgh. >> pittsburgh i'm sorry. >> and the mayor of pittsburgh came out and said well, hillary clinton won pittsburgh by 75 percent and -- by 25 percent and pittsburgh if you have been there obviously i'm from there, steel mills aren't really a thing any more, it's more biotech and more medical. >> absolutely. we're going to move on and talk about the latest on the russia probe. former fbi director james comey will testify in an open hearing before the senate intel committee next thursday. >> meantime the house intelligence committee issued seven subpoenaes for its investigation into possible links between the trump campaign and the united the committee subpoenaed former national security adviser michael flynn as well as his personal attorney michael cohen. you see him in the center. that's energy secretary rick perry on the right. flynn agreed to turn over documents to the committee and cohen agreed to testify. let's get you to tom fitzgerald. hey, fitz. >> reporter: hey, good evening, jim and shawn. you know, at this point right now, folks, we have got

the citizens of pittsburgh?t laughter ] also, it's not reassuring when you have to pause that long to remember who you represent. i was elected to represent the citizens of -- the united states of -- [ light laughter ] fox news. [ laughter and applause ] so, trump's argument is that by pulling out of the accord he's representing pittsburgh, not paris. there's just one problem with that, as the mayor of pittsburgh pointed out, hillary clinton received 80% of the vote in pittsburgh. 80%. trump is less popular in pittsburgh than the baltimore ravens, or hunt's ketchup. [ light laughter ] so, what went into trump's decision to withdraw? well, according to news reports the decision had less to do with climate science, and more to do with this awkwardly long handshake between trump and the president of france, emmanuel macron, last month. the length of that handshake apparently irritated trump so much, that it helped motivate him to withdraw from the agreement. according to "the post," macron explained after his meeti

. >> was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh. paris. >> and so begins a war of words. on thursday, president trump drawing the u.s. from the para climate agreement -- he says he's offended the president of evoked a image of a dirty city. >> when we send our future economy may not be based upon big manufacturing, we were able to turn the corner in building a new economy. pittsburgh is the poster child of showing why the paris agreement is a good economics for the united states. >> on friday, peduto signed an executive order promising pittsburgh will be one of at least 92 cities nationwide that will continue to honor the paris climate accords in defiance of the president. >> that's why i voted him. he put america first. at the end of the day, it's a bad deal. >> history is full of great people, i do not think trump is one of them. >> pittsburgh was forced to reinvent itself, manufacturing jobs are down. education, health care jobs are up. and it is a tech hub with companies like google, apple, amazon, and uber. still, supporters no

. >> 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 a

playoff run. >> and the pittsburgh penguins again are the stanley cup champions!>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. attorney general jeff sessions is scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee tomorrow. lawmakers want to know about his contacts with russian officials and what sessions knows about former fbi director james comey's allegations regarding president trump. meanwhile mr. trump's fellow republicans are pressing him if he has tapes with comey. weijia jiang in washington. weijia, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. he said if he had the possible tapes, he would talk about them sometime in the very near future. the republicans say that time is now or he could face a subpoena. president trump, first lady melania, and their son baron arrived at the white house sunday night with james comey talk still in washington. >> there's a whole issue about the president's conduct. >> james comey's credibility has been brought into question. >> yesterda

stanley cup heading back to pittsburgh.ing champion pittsburgh penguins beat the national predators 2-0 last night. this is the fifth nhl title for the penguins. sidney crosby at it again. >>> closing arguments resume in the trial of a minnesota police officer who shot and black man after a traffic stop. officer geronimo hernandez. you may remember castile's girlfriend streamed that whole thing live on facebook. castile informed yanez he had a gun and a permit to carry it. if convicted yanez is facing ten years in prison. >>> uber's ceo is considering a leave of absence. the company is accused of turning a blind eye to sexual harassment. eric holder will conduct the investigation. he plans to publicly announce his recommendation. the company fired 20 people last week. >>> at the 71st annual tony awards it was dear evan hansen took home best musical. bette midler won best for a her role in hello dolly. that's a quick look at what's going on at 4:30. the news starts now. >>> this is wake up washington on wusa9. >> good mornin

game five thursday night in pittsburgh.ouston astros on the longest winning streak in the majors this year. hit a three-run home run. brian mccann had a two-run shot in the astros beat the kansas city royals last night for the 11th straight win. homered in the fourth and the night. he has gone deep in the six-game hitting streak. one win away from tying the franchise record of 12 straight. chicago cubs certainly heating up. eddie butler and mike montgomery come by 96 hitter beating miami marlins last night. the cubs have now won four straight. chris bright helped out with a two run homer. perfect on a 10 game homestand after going winless on the west coast are. trade to it that you are wondering, when is it going to warm up? janice even the weather center. it's been cold for days now. >> for weeks. the good news is there is change happening. due to this pattern he showers and thunderstorms back through the gold coast. the good news is the drought situation for the southeast of florida will get released over the next couple

an amazing run for the pittsburgh penguins. the goaltenders meet. >> mike: i thought we would be playing at expertly as these two played in this game tonight, and particularly on their home ice. the con smythe trophy is presented to the most valuable player in the playoffs. in previous years, mario lemieux won it in back to back years. sidney crosby has won it once, and malkin. the predators salute their fans, one last time. the conquest over chicago, st. louis, anaheim, and taking the defending champions to six. a team to be proud of. for sure. here is pierre with sidney crosby. >> pierre: last team to go back to back, the detroit red wings, what does it mean matching that? >> we knew it would be tough all year, we tried to keep with it. a lot of injuries, stuff like that we kept finding ways. that is what we did all season, all playoffs, it is great to be able to do it. >> pierre: how did it deep on the rails? killing off a huge five-on-three. >> yes, we had a boost from there. >> pierre: that gave you confidence, games three

. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> pittsburgh mayor bill peduto whose city was mentioned during the president's speech joined more than 60 mayors across the country reaffirming their commitment to the goal set by the paris accord. he also had this message for mr. trump. >> the people of pittsburgh voted for hillary rodham clinton 80%. >> president obama also criticized the president for taking aim at one of his signature achievements. 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 two other countries that are not part of the agreement, nicaragua and syria. meg. >> hena daniels for us in new york. thank you. >>> with his granddaughter on his lap, former secretary of state john kerry signed the accord for the united states. he called the decision to withdraw self-destructive and an ignorant appeal to understand science. he appeared last night on "cbs evening news." >> mr. secretary, you call this an unprecedented forfeiture of american leade

than 650,000 penguins fans jammed into the streets of downtown pittsburgh. pen stanley cup victory parade. wound its way through the city's east end into a whole sea of fans at point state park. >> the number, 650,000. largest crowd in the history of pittsburgh and more than twice the size of the city actual population. >> my favorite. >> the city doubles in size. you know those are dedicated fans. >> people came from all o >> bay area charged up ready to celebrate the golden state warriors, championship win with a victory parade through downtown oakland this morning. over 1 million fans are expect add long the parade route which will culminate with a rally. forecast, sunny with a high of 77 degrees. can't ask for much better than that? >> perfect. yeah. so the wife of famed daredevil nick walenda set to barack a height report this morning. >> she plans to perform a series of maneuvers including hanging by her teeth and toes from a helicopter over niagara falls. now this comes on the fifth anniversary of nick walenda's televised walk over the falls. >> they

the mayor of pittsburgh was on a local tv station. here is his reaction to the president's decision. [video clip] the two things that were amazing of using pittsburgh is a complete lack of history of how with the paris agreement calls for and were able to rebuild our economy and city by understanding the part ofce of being a with a future trends are going. the second part is he didn't come anywhere close to winning pittsburgh. host: that was the mayor of pittsburgh talking about the president's decision, reacting to it. "the wall street journal" frames it this way. the paris agreement is less than meets the eye. future greenhouse gas emissions may not be too different than what they might have been under a clintonmarket forces such as p natural gas little bigger effect than agreement would have. meanwhile, u.s. regulations aimed at meeting paris schools weren't burdensome at all. exxon mobil, for example, stood to benefit. rules may.s. climate have produced a slight drag on the demand for oil, a global commodity of which exxon is the

steve hartman, "on the road," in pittsburgh. >> mason: and that's the cbs evening news. >>> tonight, >> i screwed up. i had everybody turn on me. >> why she's all lawyered up now. after apologizing to the world. >> he picked the wrond red head. >> then, new video of tiger woods in jail. struggling to take a breathalyzer test. >>> plus, who is returning to "american idol"? >> they wanted me to take ryan is he crest's job. we're with two former judges. what does paula think about katy perry's reported $25 million payday? >> let's put it on record i was not getting 25 million dollars. >>> and we're behind the scenes of "celebrity family feud." we're getting the dirt on boyfriends. >> mom! >> cash, career, crib and car.

see the winning goal and celebrations happening right now in pittsburgh. a good monday morning. we begin with overnight ceremony marking the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> it was exactly one year ago today that a gunman killed 49 people. some live images right now, you will you'll recall 58 were wounded up side the pulse nightclub in orlando. for the past fuhr hours people have been gathering at the scene. an earlier procession of angels capped off a private ceremony for survivors and their families. >> that ceremony including a reading of the names of all 49 of those victims who will be remembered in three other events today. abc's maggie rue de charonne has been there all morning and maggie joins us now. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. that memorial you saw outside the pulse nightclub continues to grow and all night long we've been seeing people come here around the clock to pay their respects. >> the other victims won't be forgotten. >> reporter: family and friends are stepping back inside the pus nightclub exactly one year afte

i was elected to represent the citizens of the pittsburgh, not paris. rob: the president cited the green climate fund as why this is costing the country, quote, a vast fortune but the move drew widespread backlash, international news calling it a setback for global efforts to combat climate change. hillary clinton tweeted the historic mistake, the world is moving forward together on climate change, paris withdrawal leaves american workers and families behind. former president obama who signed the pact in 2015 as an executive order sidestepping senate approval expressed regret in his statement saying, quote, the nations that remain in the paris agreement will be the nations that move to benefit in jobs and industries created. climate scientists decrying the decision warning of greater risk of increased greenhouse gas emissions. the administration was out in full force. mike pence declaring america is back. >> this is a president fighting for the american people, fighting for american jobs and i think the results whether it be in those jobs numbers, wheth

steve hartman, "on the road," in pittsburgh.hat's the cbs evening just head & shoulders? (gasp) i thought it was just for, like, dandruff new head & shoulders. cleans, protects and moisturizes to... ...get up to 100% flake-free and unbelievably beautiful hair it's not head & shoulders, it's the new head & shoulders >> the temperature is rising over climate change. >> yes or no, does the president believe that climate change is real to the united states. >> it is interesting over all of the discussions that have been focused on one singular issue, is paris good or not? >> the question that no one can get an answer to as the u.s. exits the paris agreement. >> this is america and you shouldn't have to die for it. >> firing back. comedian kathy griffin responding to trump photo scandal. >> i believe that some deserve to be there. >> as confederate statutes fall. >>> good evening. bruce

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, and i'm outraged that the president would use the city of pittsburgh as a comparison. pittsburgh shows why the paris agreement is good economics for the united states what we did today sets us back decades. >>> welcome back to "street signs." i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> green energy stocks see red after president trump announces he will withdraw america from the international climate deal saying other countries were reaping the benefits at america's expense. >> we don't want other leaders and other countries laughing at us anymore, and they won't be. they won't be. i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh not paris. >>> oil prices are also under pressure with brent crude falling below $50 a barrel amid concerns that president trump's decision to exit the paris climate accord could spur an increase in drilling. >>> the global market rally moves on with the nikkei closing above the 20,000 mark for the first time since 2015. >>> and european auto stocks driving higher on hopes that trump's withdrawal from the paris accord will ease the reg

in a dig at president trump, the democratic mayor of pittsburgh sided with mr. obama writing in a tweet, "i can assure you that we will follow the guidelines of the paris agreement for our people, our economy, and future," and, anthony, the president of france said late today, "on climate, there's no plan "b," because there is no planet "b"." >> mason: chip reid at the white house. thanks, chip. then-secretary of state john kerry, with his granddaughter on his lap, signed the paris accord last year. today he took to facebook. he accused mr. trump was walking backwards from science and backwards from leadership on behalf of polluters and fringe ideologues and said it may be the most self-defeating action in american history. i spoke to the secretary earlier today. mr. secretary, call this an unprecedented forfeiture of american leadership. what do you mean? >> well, 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