w captioning funded by cbs it's friday, january 13th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." donald trump becomes our 45th president one week from today but it's his opponent who's back in the headlines. >> fbi director james comey faces new criticism over his handling of hillary clinton's e-mail investigation. mr. trump's break from his soon-to-be boss and his right-hand man in a ceremony that left the honoree emotional. >> for

president, i'm pleased to award the highest medal of honor, the presidential honor of freedom. 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. fbi director james comey says he'll cooperate fully as to how he handle the hillary clinton investigation. they blame comey's aks in part for the loss of the presidential elections. jeff pegues has the details. >> reporter: the investigate're's probe goes into the heart that policies and procedures were not followed by fbi director james comey. it will also look at whether certain officials should have recused themselves and if nonpublic information was inappropriately given to the

>> this is going to be an unusual statement in at least a couple of ways. >> reporter: comey broke with fbi protocol when he publicly announced in july secretary clinton would not face charges. >> we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws. >> reporter: then 12 days before the election, the director wrote to congress he had reopened the investigation after agents discovered e-mails on a laptop used by clinton aide. then he sent another letter clearing clinton and closing the probe. >> correct. especially in a public forum. >> reporter: at a senate hearing tuesday comey declined to discuss any potential investigations into president-elect donald trump or his associates prompting this response from maine senator angus king. >> the irony of your making that statement here, i cannot avoid. >> comey says

cooperate with the investigation. in a closed door meeting on capitol hill on thursday, he was grilled by some democratic senators who blamed the fbi director in part for secretary clinton's laws. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. well, it was james comey who spoke to mr. trump last week about a 35-page report containing unconfirmed allegations that russia had compromising information on the president-elect. during his confirmation hearing yesterday mr. trump's choice to head the cia mike pompeo told senators that russian meddling in the u.s. election was an aggressive action taken by senior russian leaders. retired general james mattis called russia a main threat and housing secretary said he will manage things in a way that benefit the american people.

ryan says congress and the trump transition team are trying to come up with a solution for young immigrants brought into this country illegally as children. during a town hall meeting last night ryan told an immigrant who could be deported he hopes her future is here. >> what we have to do is find a way to make sure that you can get right with the law and we've got to do this in a good way so that the rug doesn't get pulled out from under you and your family gets separated. >> president obama awarded thousands of families. president-elect trump says he hopes to work something out. and the cuban administration hopes to end a decades-long policy and allow citizens to stay. the so called policy has been in place since 1965. it follows negotiations on getting

back people turned away by the u.s. vice president joe biden said he had no idea president obama was surprising him with the presidential medal of freedom. during an emotional ceremony the president called biden finest vice president we have ever seen. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: an emotional vice president joe biden wiped away tears and accepted the nation's highest civilian honor from his good friend, president obama. >> for your faith in your fellow americans, for your love of country, and for your lifetime of service that will endure through the generations. >> reporter: the medal of freedom came as a sur breeze. the event was set up without the vice president's knowledge. it quickly became a roast. >> this also gives the internet one last chance to talk about our bromance. >> reporter: president obama called the vice president the best possible choice for the jobs. >> behind the

candid honest counsel has made me a better president and commander in chief. >> reporter: the vice president was humbled. >> i don't deserve this, but i know it came from the president's heart. >> reporter: vice president biden returned the compliments to his boss. >> i can say i was part of, part of the journey of a remarkable man who did remarkable things for this country. >> reporter: the two men shared an embrace one week before they become private citizens. kenneth craig, cbs news. well, mr. obama wraps up his time as president in seven days. in his final network tv interview, president obama talked to "60 minutes" steve kroft about some of the struggles he faced. >> you didn't change washington. >> i changed those things y

direct control. look. i'm proud of the fact with two weeks to gorks we're probably the first administration in modern history that hasn't had a major scandal in the white house. in that sense we changed some things. i would like to have gotten that one last supreme court justice in there. i'd like the supreme court to take a look -- >> you couldn't even get a hearing. >> we couldn't even get a hearing. to try to get the other side of the aisle to work on issues with us after originally they professed an interest in. they used to say it was a good idea but now that i'm supporting it, they can't change their mind burke they did. i've said this before but it's worked repeating because this is on me. part of the job description is also shaping public opinion, and we were very effective and i was very effective in shaping public opinion around my campaigns, but there were big

governing while even though we were doing the right thing, we weren't able to mobilize public opinion firmly enough behind us to weaken the resolve of the republicans to stop opposing us or to cooperate with us. there were times during my presidency where i lost the p.r. battle. >> well, you can watch "60 minutes presents barack obama eight years in the white house" this sunday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. and coming up on the "morning news," a russian breached cease ban protest interrupts television and a passing motorist comes to the rescue of a state trooper. this is the "cbs morning news." that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every great why needs a great how.

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they include two southern sites where violence erupted during the civil rights movement. he also enlarged twoferest preserves in oregon and california. mr. obama has protected more historic and national sites than any other president. there was some russian interference on c-span, and a driver makes a life-saving stop. those are some of the headlines on the "morning news" stand. "the arizona republic" reports that a passing driver came to the rescue of a state trooper who was ambushed at an accident scene. the passer-by fatally shot a man who was fighting the wounded trooper. a woman died in a crash in phoenix. the attacker's is unknown. the injured are long-time drummer david gary baldy and bassist mark von von jan. they were crossing the tracks latest night near an oakland jazz club where they were

the "washington post" reports a tv gich on capitol hill. c-span says it's online feed was sub planted for about ten minutes yesterday by the russia sight yee. a wire issue was blamed. the los angeles thames says a baby powder that could be recalled. the honest company said it found possible contamination during testing. the company was co-founded by actress jessica alba. and the "new york" magazine has talked to a 4-year-old who's read more than a thousand books. >> hi. i'm 4 years old. >> her love of books led to an invitation lead to an invitation to visit the library of congress. the girl is still in preschool, but she reads college-level material. >> unbelievable. still to come, a less expensive epi pen. a major drugstore chain

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google's toon as the tick storytelling app now lets kids create their own cartoons. they say it's like a digital pup pet theater and has record and playback for a 3-d video. how cool is that. on the "cbs moneywatch" now, awe new recall over defective airbags and the epi pen goes generic at a drug story chain. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. fed chair janet yellen says the economy is on solid ground. she did warn the widening gap in slow productivity growth produces long-term. yesterday the dow fell 63 points, the s&p finished down 4. the nasdaq snapped a seven-day winning streak follow 16 points.

vehicles in the u.s. because of defective airbags. takata airbags can explode in a crash and forced a massive worldwide recall. it involves various models of toyota and lexus. earlier this year honda recalled several because of defective airbags. at issue, software on about 400,000 fiat and dicele trucks and suv. the epa says it lets more pollution than allowed under the clean air act. chrysler says it's done nothing wrong. volkswagen had just agreed to cheating on an emissions test and agreed to pay $4.3 million in fines. amazon plans to hire 100,000 in the next year and a half. the new jobs will be

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. not many people can say ben there, done that, about living in the white house. that's whine the twin girls reached out to the obama girls. barbara bush

talked about living in a fish bowl and explore your passions. it means big changes for his youngest child. kenneth craig looks ahead how life will be different for 10-year-old baron trump. >> reporter: baron trump is used to standing in his father's shadow but the 10-year-old will be standing in a new spotlight along with new companions, secret service agents who will follow him to the front door. >> i wonder how difficult it is growing one all of those agents surrounding you. >> it can be a little unnerving, perhaps a little tense, but it's going to go -- especially for a younger child. >> reporter: author ronald kessler was at donald trump's new year's eve party and considers president-elect trump a friend. he's written extensively about the fbi,

protecting the first family. when it comes to the children, the job isn't always easy. >> jenna and barbara bush would try to dodge their aids as well as amy. chelsea clinton was a model child. >> reporter: bar ron will have three or four agents with him whenever he's in public including the $30,000 prep school in new york city where he plans to finish fourth grade before moving to the white house. anita bride was chief of staff to laura bush and believes he'll find plenty of barracks. >> there's a small bowling alley and a tennis court and basket ball court and a pool there. >> reporter: the trump presidency will bring change but perhaps to no one more than trump's youngest child. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. coming up a

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c1 right now at 5:4:25. pizzagate continues. another restaurant threatened over fake news. what the owner hopes now that the suspect is behind bars. >> i

no one knew that. >> it's friday the 13th. strange things are happening at the air zoo in michigan. a meeting between the first family's dog and malia's friend ends with a scar to her face. and before we get to all of that we have tuck about it at weather right now. it's shaping up to be a -- we have to talk about it with weather right now. it's shaping up to be a nice day. >> if you can get outside and enjoy the air, you will love it. >> what a great way to start

i'm jan jeffcoats. >> and i'm ryan miller. ladies this is the calm before the storm. >> absolutely. we have a lot to talk about. people are asking questions, when can i go out? we will answer all your questions. stay tuned. it's very nice out there. we start at 60 degrees at midnight. temperatures are are steady throughout the rest of the day. about 50 degrees topping out during the afternoon, and temperatures will continue to fall. it's cloudy, and let's talk about the storm. it's back off here, green through west virginia, and we will seat temperatures fall just enough, we are talking about the potential for ice. this is 11:00 tonight, and culpepper, you will see the first little bit. this is still working its way in, and once you can see the snow showers or even the ice moving on in, about mid-day, the roads will shut off from there. melissa nord is with me, an

are tracking the system. melissa, we will see a big amount of ice in some areas. >> that's right, not just a plain snow event. it's going to be a mess on the roadways, and in terms of what we are expecting, we are breaking it down into three areas of who will see what. the top blue area is mainly snow with ice and the pink area in the metro is where we are high lighting for the highest ice accumulation amounts. the metro area, .1 to .2 of ice with some sleet and snow. .1 is a nuisance, but up to a quarter of an inch, we could see isolated spots up to that point, and

sporadic outages. >> if you're out around noon, you definitely want to get home early tomorrow. the roads could be bad. problems on the roads this morning as well. ashton road at 108 at new hampshire avenue, there's delays between dr. bird road and this area at the intersection is closed at ashton, and this is 16th street northwest new hampshire. 16th street is look okay. lover let catastrophe lynch will travel to illinois, where she is expected to release the findings of the justice department's investigation

chicago police. the report is being called historic. >> the investigation comes after the video surfaces showing the killing of an african american teenager and possible coverup. yesterday the senate vehicle coded along party lines to repeal the affordablecare act. today a vote in the house is expected. president-elect donald trump tweeted congrats to congress. there's charges against a new suspect in the so-called pizzagate case. >> that's the fake news story about a child sex ring, and now a louisiana man pled guilty to threatening another place. the 52-year-old cal