Новости за 02.06.2017

John Kerry was secretary of state when the Paris climate agreement was signed. He spoke with Anthony Mason about President Trump's announcement that the U.S. will withdraw from the agreement.

President Trump followed through on his promise to withdraw from the Paris climate accord; as John Blackstone reports, the feat of engineering to reopen the road will go into next year.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that the Russian government was not involved in hacking the U.S. presidential election, but that individual Russian hackers who are "patriotically minded" may have acted. Jeff Pegues reports.

Friday is the last day for public comment on the FCC's open petition use of the new technology

Companies that make robocalls are asking the FCC for permission to use a new technology that allows them to stop ringing your phone. Instead, they want to go directly to your voicemail. Anna Werner reports.

LeBron James' Los Angeles home was vandalized with a racial slur the same day a noose was found at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. They are some of many recent crimes that have become more public, and brazen. Jericka Duncan reports.

California's coast-hugging Highway 1 is blocked to the north by a collapsed bridge and to the south an enormous landslide. As John Blackstone reports, the feat of engineering to reopen the road will go into next year.

The Beatles' revolutionary album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" was released 50 years ago Thursday. It spent 15 weeks at number one, and 32 million albums later, Jim Axelrod looks back at its legacy.

President Trump followed through on his promise to withdraw from the Paris climate accord. Mr. Trump said he was reasserting American sovereignty, but suggested he's willing to negotiate what he sees as a better deal. Chip Reid reports.

But Russian president came as close as he ever has to acknowledging Russian hacking

A refurbished cargo ship will deliver 6,000 pounds of supplies to the space station in SpaceX's first flight of a "used" Dragon

"What Donald Trump is doing is serving the polluters and serving a narrow group of ideological interests. That's not leadership," says former secretary of state

Can a childhood memory help solve 1957 murder of Illinois 7-year-old?

Companies are arguing to FCC that since the phone never actually rings that their ringless voicemails shouldn't be regulated

Active fund managers are fixated on Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, and that's not a healthy sign for the market

The U.S. will be one of only three countries out of 197 nations that isn't signed onto the agreement