captioning funded by cbs it's monday, january 16th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news," four days from the trump administration. he vowed to repeal obamacare and now he's promising insurance for evening plus the war of w d words wiwor words with cia and world icahn. frozen conditions wreaking havoc on the roads and leaving thousands in the dark.

57 newsroom at the studio headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, the dangerous mix of ice, sleerkts and freezing rain that's blanketed parts of the central u.s. is sticking around for another day, and at least four deaths are blamed on the winter weather. ice storm warnings continue this morning in parts of iowa and nebraska. at one point over the weekend, more than 30 million americans were under some form of winter watch or warning. the storm knocked out power to almost 11,000 customers in oklahoma. the ice bent tree limbs and took down power lines. >> it covered up my pickup, covered up our car, covered up the neighbor's van. just been digging ever since. >> the freezing precipitation came in waves, making for hazardous travel in kansas. on interstate 70 in kansas, a semihit the icy road and plowed acrosshe

a state trooper was able to get out of the way barely. no one was injured. and cowboy stadium was locked down after the game because of a tornado warning and some players, fans, and staff were stuck for about an hour. well, president-elect trump takes office this friday. he says a plan to replace the affordable care act is nearly finished and there's insurance for everybody. in the meantime he's engaged a war of words with the cia and a civil rights leader. hena daniels has more. >> declaration clailaration cam country to save the signature law and of course more feuds with political rivals. in a weekend interview with the "times of london" president-elect trump vowed to take executive action on the border security on his first day in office.

strong borders on the day i get in. >> offering few details to the "washington post," mr. trump said his replacement plan for obamacare will offer much more lower deductibles with a goal of insurance for everybody. thousands of protesters took to the streets on sunday vowing to undo the law including senator bernie sanders. >> you're going have to worry about millions of people who are standing up, who are fighting back. >> days before his inauguration, the president-elect reig it in his feud with the intelligence community asking if john brennan was the leaker of so-called fake news about russia. comments came after brennan said this on "fox news sunday." >> i don't think he has a full appreciation of russian capabilities, russians'

on this friday. and on martin luther king jr. holiday. president-elect trump has canceled plans to visit the museum. he said he'll visit after the inaugurati inauguration. we'll talk with shane spicer about the replacement for the affordable care act. more than 9,000 people are expected to attend the inauguration on friday in washington. a massive operation will

place. jamie yuccas has the details. >> reporter: the stage is set for president-elect donald trump and vice president-elect mike pence to be sworn in. stand-ins tried to make it look like the real deal with security in place. temporary fences are up around much of the city and homeland secretary jeh johnson says law enforcement is ready. >> this includes approximately 10,000 people from the department of homeland security and some 12,000 other federal personnel. >> reporter: also making preparations for a million people, don's john. a rented toilet company is making headlines for a cover-up of its name. it's not clear if it's too close to home to the inauguration or they're trying to keep in line. toby keith, three doors down and

however, broadway star jennifer holliday backed out telling her fans one of the reasons she pulled out was a backlash from the lgbt community. the colorado college marching ba the band from alabama is raising money to join 40 other groups in friday's parade. well, besides those celebrating the inauguration, dozens of other protests are also planned. one is most likely to be saturday's women's march in washington. hundreds of thousands are expected to attend. and president obama says he's ready to leave the white house and the bubble the president is forced to live in. during his last network television interview before he leaves the office he told steve kroft what it takes

job. >> thick skin. stamina. there's a greater physical element to do this job than you think, to be able to grind it out. your ability not just mentally and emotionally to say we've got this. >> the president says he's proud that his basic character and outlook haven't changed in the past eight years. at a one-day mid east peace conference in paris, some 70 countries called on israel and the palestinians to resume working on creating an independent palestinian state. secretary of state john kerry represented the u.s. he warned it's too early to move the embassy from tel aviv as asked. >> you'd have an explosion, an absolute explosion in the region. >> benjamin netanyahu called it rigged and

the 7477 crashed in a residential neighborhood just outside the main airport. most of those who died were on the ground including a number of children. 15 houses were destroyed. the former soviet republican borders china. the cargo plane was making a stopover from hong kong to istanbul. in south korea a special prosecutor says he'll seek an arrest warrant for samsung owner lee. he was accused of paying bribes. a south korean court is hearing argument wls to hear last month's vote in parliament to impeach the president. coming up on the "morning news" now, speaking out. the people of atlanta defend their city in the wake of mr. trump's rant. and "saturday night live" pokes fun at the president's news

actually do have a replacement plan, okay. i have a terrific plan. it's great. it's called the affordable care act. >> that's the same thing as obamacare and if you appeal it, 20 million people will loose their health care. people could die. >> listen, sweetheart. i'm about to be president. we're all going to die. with sugar? oh, no. (laughing)

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. facebook will soon flag fake news stories in germany ahead of the election there. the company will launch a special tool and is working with a nonprofit journalism group to spot false posts. germany is expected to go to the polls in september. well, the so-called trump rally is going strong on wall street, but will it last. jill wagner talks to traders about how economic policies could impact the stockmarket. >> reporter: investor

donald trump's white house rally with a rally. are you surprise at how much the market has gone up since the election? keith bliss says he likes trump's plan to boost infrastructure spending, a simplify the tax code. >> that will increase hiring and spending across all industries. >> reporter: trump promised to ease financing. that's why goldman sachs are up double digits since the election and are likely to continue to climb. >> remember, the regulations have been at the pen by president obama, a lost these can by taken away. >> despite some optimism, there are some worries. some are concerned trump will start a trade war with china. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our tr

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presidential inauguration. don champion meet as young texasen who will be there in his tuxedo. >> reporter: 2016 was anything but boring for chris ford. first he volunteered for the republicans on the campaign trail and then served as a delegate at the national delegation. >> it's taught me you can take action. >> reporter: now with a new tuxedo in hand the 25-year-old chairman of the dallas young republicans will attend donald trump's inauguration. he even scored tickets to an inaugural ball. >> what i love about going to these republican events is being a texan. texans love to show they're a texan with their cowboy hat and pins and i'll be wearing my boots the whole time. >> reporter: up

people will be there. for brian bow dean, getting a chance to witness the transfer of power, this is historic. >>. it's a sentiment shared by thousands of others who are traveling across country for the inauguration. including color guard. they'll be riding in the inaugural parade. >> it's very exciting to be part of history. we'll always be remembered there. >> reporter: this will be the group's second such honor in a decade. they also rode in president obama's first inaugural parade. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a look at security around the capitol. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news."

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and junk food. how about a little whiskey in the morning coffee? >> sure. >> this one comes without the buzz. we will explain. first, the weather. melissa nord is here. good morning. >> good morning. going to be more clouds around today. and temperatures will be cooler than yesterday. but we're looking at rain chances for a good chunk of the work week. not the whole week but especially towards tomorrow, dealing with rain around. 39degrees right now. light winds from the east, northeast. these will keep the clouds in place throughout the day today. temperature-wise, just below freezing, fredericksburg, up to hagerstown. 39 in washington, d.c. and a couple spotty showers to the south. most of this stays well south of d.c. so just going to be a cloudy day. a stray, sprinkle possible south. otherwise, cool. mid-40s this afternoon. with it being a holiday day today, martin luther king, jr. day, not sure what to expe

the roads. some construction going. 395 northbound between little river turnpike and full road, a couple lanes blocked. no delays in the northbound lanes. and there's an object as you pass by on the outer loop, but they might be clearing that right now. whatever this is, not creating back ups. good to go. >> thank you. we have breaking news from overnight right now. at least 32 people are dead after a cargo plane crashed in a residential area just outside the main airport in an asian country outside of china. reports say the airline crash landed into what looks like a home killing at least 15 people inside as well as 17 people onboard. no word on what caused the crash. wondering if this was going to happen. didn't look like it for a while. the chicago cubs will be at the white house today, just four days before president barack obama leaves office. that breaks a long standing

tradition during the regular season. they say it's because obama has a chicago background. and the cubs ended their championship drought in a dramatic game seven over the cleveland indians. and now dallas, players and cowboys fans were stuck after watching their team get eliminated. the tornado warning put the stadium on lockdown. some of the players took it as an opportunity to hang out on the field, maybe sat with fans. cowboys of course lost to the packers 34-31 in an intense do or die match-up. >> 39 seconds left, roger, oh, just amazing. >> the it was insane. there's a quick look at what's going on. i may not get there with you, but i

tonight that we, as a people, will get to the promise land. i'm not worried about anything. i'm not fearing any man. my eyes have seen the coming of the glory of the lord. >> dr. martin luther king's last speech. and the next day he was assassinated, april 4th, 1968. today we remember and celebrate his legacy. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm mike hydeck. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. cloudy and chilly. here's meteorologist melissa nord. >> not going to be as warm as yesterday. a few spots below freezing this morning. frederick right now, 32. and notice a little green showing up down 95. these are just a few very light showers. more like sprinkles on the windshield. and these will remain south of 66 for the morning hours. otherwise, the clouds are

firmly in place and that's where they'll stay this afternoon. as we go from here towards lunchtime today, climbing into the low to mid-40s. yesterday we made to it the upper 40s so today we will be a handful of degrees cooler, right around 44 here in d.c. rain returning. and for tuesday, i will break down the yellow weather alert in a bit. there are a lot of different holiday schedules with metro, met s buand there's a peace walk scheduled for 10:00 this morning. if you are going to that or in southeast, watch out on martin luther king boulevard, you are going to see some -- or avenue, excuse me, you will see people walking. only a few blocks that they're walking. probably going to take about 20 to 30 minutes to make their way up. just north of suitland. so that will happen about 10:00. and then by 11:00, you should be fine on martin luther king avenue. metro will open