john schiumo is here in new york. john, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. this is the first deadly school shooting in the united states this year. the suspect's identity is not being released at this time, and the motive is unknown. police are asking that the 15-year-old involved in the shooting yesterday be charged as an adult. >> he's going to be charged with two counts of murder and multiple accounts of attempted murder. police are still trying to figure out why the suspect walked into marshall county high school just as classes were starting, pulled out a pistol, and began shooting, hitting more than a dozen other students. >> i took off my headphones and turned around and everyone was just broken up. they were running. i saw the flashes from the gunshots. and by that time i was just running. >> it took first responders less than ten minutes to reach the school. witnesses saw the suspect trying to witnesses saw students running as the suspect was running out of bullets. >> you never think it's going to happen here. i'm sure that sandy hook and other pla

>> john schiumo here in new york. thank you so much, john. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with student tristan klein who arrived at the school as other students were fleeing the gunman, and he'll tell us what he saw and how he helped one of the wounded. >>> president trump heads to the economic forum in davos, switzerland, today, where protectionism is making headlines. in washington, the headlines are about loyalty. it's reported that shortly after he fired fb i director james comey, he asked for the acting director andrew mccabe. who he voted for in the election. mccabe said he didn't vote. it's also important that robert mueller's office wants to interview the president and we now know robert mueller spoke to attorney general jeff sessions last week. major garrett has more on that. >> in the oval office president trump said he was not worried about what attorney general jeff sessions said even though he had not spoken to him. >> no, i'm not concerned. >> reporter: this public face of calm came amid the

john schiumo is here in new york with more on that. good morning, john. >> good morning, anne-marie. house conservatives insist they have the votes to reject that plan. now, that plan also does not include democrats' demand to protect immigrants brought here illegally when they were children. with a doed deadline looming, the pressure is mounting. lawmakers in washington are working to strike a deal to avert a government shutdown, but with friday's deadline approaching, the focus remains on finding common ground on immigration reform. >> the only one who can allow a government shutdown is donald trump, and i don't know why he would humiliate the united states, humiliate himself, humiliate his party by having a government shutdown. >> reporter: at issue, what to do about d.r.e.a.m.ers, immigrants brought to the united states illegally when they were children. democrats are threatening to vote no without a deal on daca protections. complicating matter, president trump's description of haiti, el salvador, and african nations as blank-hole

here's john schiumo, with today's money watch report. >>> all is quiet on wall street. markets are closed, in observance of martin luther king jr. day. they are looking to build off friday's record closures. later this week, there is a push for a government shutdown. they need to provide the money to keep federal agencies open for business by friday. >>> harriet tubman's heroic efforts may not land her on the bill any time soon. in 2016, they announced tubman would replace andrew jackson. but steven mnuchin acheers non -- appears noncommittal. >>> and amazon founder jeff bezos announced friday he is donating $33 million to a scholarship fund just for dreamers. immigrants who were brought to the united states illegally, when they were kids. this will help fund 1,000 college scholarships. that is your money watch report. for more, log onto moneywatch.com. >>> time now, 5:40. a new system is going into place to hopefully reduce overcrowding at one of the north bay's most popular tourist areas. >>> and with flu season in full swing, is it too late to get your flu shot? i'll