captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, january, 25th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, a suicide bomber barrels into a moelgg de-shann motel setting off a string of explosions. it's day six of the trump administration, and today we'll hear more about the president's plan for national security. judging from his tweets last night, we know a wall along the mexican border will be a key topic. >> he believes what he believes on the information he's provided. >> white house press secretary

sean spicer doubles down on the insist stance that donald trump only won. >> i would urge the president to knock this off. 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. breaking overnight, at least 13 people were killed in an attack on a popular motel in mogadishu. a car bomber rammed his car into a motel setting off explosions. gunmen fought their way inside. police say heavy gunfire could be heard. the hotel is near the somali. extremist organization last nig

tweeted thank you, south carolina, i will miss you. today president trump is expected to take action on one of his key campaign promises, construction of a wall along the mexican border. mr. trump is expected to address other immigration issues as well after claiming again that he lost the popular vote because millions voted illegally. roxana saberi is in new york. good morning. >> good morning. this comes as protests spread against his support of two controversial oil pipelines. president trump capped another busy day in washington hinting at his national security plans saying in part among many other things we will build a wall. the president will make good on campaign promises today by signing executive actions by tightening border security and enabling the construction of a

wall along the u.s. border. mr. trump will unveil his plan to limit immigration with ties to terrorism. yesterday the president signed a series of memoranda commanding the construction of the pipeline. >> we'll see if we can get that pipeline built. 28,000 jobs. >> thousands of demonstrators across the country responded by taking to the streets including this gathering in front of the white house. protesters and environmentalists say they're gearing up for a fight. >> we're not going back to the 1950s where we can steam roll the interest of native american communities, where we can steamroll the environment. >> despite criticism from lawmakers from both sides he's not backing off that millions of leaders cost him the extra vote. >> i'm begging that the president share with us the information you have about this or please stop saying it. >> the association that

represents state election officials tells cbs news that so far they aren't away of any evidence that supports the president's claim. now tomorrow president trump is scheduled to address republicans aet a retreat in philadelphia. anne-marie? >> roxana saberi, thanks a lot. ahead on "cbs this morning," barry petetersen reports where government. president trump says he'll look forward to finding a replacement. he's narrowed his choice to two. kne he decided to keep director

james comey on the job. he criticized the fbi for not recommending charges for hillary clinton. they're riri choired to carry ten years. comey is in his fourth year. >> nikki haley as an ambassador to the united nations. she was ely confirmed, g to blo construction of the dakota access pipeline even though given the green light by donald trump. federal agencies has hit the epa. press releases and updates to the agency's social media accounts are proikted. the agency is also barred from awarding new contracts and grants and tweets from the badlands national park from south dakota were deleted. the tweets included facts and data regarding climate fall aklfall accumulations.

this nor'easter has been churning for days. lots of snow and mainly ice reports across the northeast. a lot of sleet and freezing rain. a lot of icy areas. across interior new england, parts of new york state, still exiting. leaving behind some sunshine and, yes, a bit of melting snow and ice. there's another storm you've been watching. as we head through the day the snow will continue to track eastbound into wisconsin and toward michigan.

impressive snow totals. it's a thin band but in spots we'll be looking at a foot of total snow. the snow does cost lake michigan as we head into lake michigan. the warmth has been back on. it's been real warm. high temperature many location. a few breaking the 80 degree mark. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for the cbs news. the central plains, iowa, nebraska have been hit with heavy snow. up to a foot has been in some arias. a wildfire north of oklahoma city. do

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. a fearsome sleeping giant reawakens in western mexico. a nighttime eruption was of the ka lima volcano last week was captured on video. the roar could be heard 50 miles

way as smoke soared more than one mile high. it was the third major eruption this year. there's an all points bulletin at the virginia zoo to find a red panda. 19-month-old sonny hasn't been seen since monday. keepers think he's on the grounds but neighbors have been warned to watch for him and heat sensor cameras are being used to find him. the oscar nominations are out, and "lala land" is up for a record-tying 14 a year after actors of colors failed to get a single nomination, seven are in contention. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: this year the academy selected seven actors and actresses of color out of the 20 nominations. ruth negga was nominated for her acting in her role in "loving" about a couple who legalized interracial marriage in america.

denzel washington's performance of "fences," an adaptation of a oscar wilson's play, washington was nominated for best actor. >> it's not easy for me to admit i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. >> reporter: his coal star viola davis has been nominated for best supporting actress. "senses" along with "lion," "moonlight," and "hidden figures" are all loved for best picture. it's a far cry from last year when the #oscarsowhite boycotted the academy, then 92% white and 75% male. ey set a goal to dou you

along those lines. >> but this time? >> we have a way bigger swarth. >> reporter: still, some consider this year's nomination a win even before the first envelope is opened. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. well coming up after you local news on "cbs this morning," oprah winfrey and director ava due vale duvalier. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news."

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here's another look at top stories. gunmen stormed a hotel in mogadishu, somalia, after setting off two explosions. police say at least 13 people were killed in the attack. the violent extremist group al shabab says it's responsible. and there were numerous protests following president trump's decision to greenlight two pipelines, the dakota access pipeline and the keystone xl pipeline would span 2,300 miles in total. opponents say the decision is a setback for the environment. the president says lit create thousands of jobs. environmentalists are alarmed by the trump administration's indifference to

cliel mat change, and professors at the ivy league alma mater see the steps as a call to action. jim axelrod reports. >> reporter: at president trump's alma mater, she listened carefully to candidate trump talk about climate change. >> all of this with the global warming, a lot of that is a hoax. >> reporter: which is why she, her college, and her students are racing to back up information on government websites. temporary restrictions that epa employees can no longer post or blog stoke the fears that limited information will limit access to data as it rolls back environmental protections. >> i'm really worried that the facts might become more difficult to access, so there's a kind of vulnerability of internet materials already. they become more vulnerable when controlled by an administration

who finds them inconvenienced. >> reporter: the badlands national park tweeted about climate change in defiance of the white house and then deleted them. and then while the president's nominee to run the epa scott pruitt disagreed with mr. trump in his hearing -- >> do you agree that global warming is a hoax? >> i do not, senator. >> just last may pruitt wrote scientists continue to disagree about the degree and extent of global warming and the connection to the actions of mankind. that debate should be encouraged. >> we go to the hearings with a dangerous new form of climate denial. >> rachael is with the community of sciences. >> yes, it's real but we don't know what's causing it and yet it's basically another way to kick the can down the road and not take any action. >> cletus says with data showing 2016 the hottest year on record and sea levels rising at

alarming rates could trigger massive flooding by the end of the century, limiting regulations on energy production could be catastrophic. >> this is a false choice, i don't have to choose between a safe climate and economic growth. we can have both. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," a warning about baby monitors that track your child's vital signs, why many doctors advise against them. plus high economic times, a look at the growing number of mothers working in the marijuana industry. and michelle miller knits a tale of art known as yarn bombing. that's the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i'm kenny choi. an thanks for waking up with us. it is wednesday, january 25. as we take a live look at the bay bridge, chilly conditions this morning.

but dry conditions. it's nice out there. >> i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's check the weather and the roads with rocky and roberta. how are you? >> good morning. >> it's pleasant, 33 degrees. i'm acclimated with that winter coat. hearty here! >> i was in oakland last night for restaurant week. you want to check it out visit oakland.com. it was freezing walking from place to place. i'm ready as to get back in the car but the food is good, but it was cold. >> what did you seat in. >> i ate at belli's. >> what did you seat in. >> oh, okay. um, there were pork belly tacos. >> oh. >> sounds good. >> and sweet belly which is across the street and they have dessert. >> good place, too,. >>