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Reporter that was tom price in june talking about legislation he introduced to delay a federal regulation related to hip replacements. A week before he introduced that bill, price bought between 1,000 and 15,000 of stock in a company that stood to benefit from that delay. Federal law prohibits members of congress from using inside information to make stock trades. Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer it may well be that this trade was illegal. Reporter mr. Trumps nominee to lead the labor department, andy puzder, has drawn protest over his labor practices at his fast food restaurants. Transition Officials Say he has growing reservations about enduring a confirmation hearing. And montana congressman ryan zinke, mr. Trumps interior secretary nominee and a former navy s. E. A. L. , has drawn criticism for improperly billing the government for travel expenses in the late 1990s. Zinke is also skeptical of manmade Climate Change and clashed with vermont senator Bernie Sanders at his confirmation hearing today. Theres a lot of debate on both sides of the aisle. Well, actually, theres not a whole lot of debate now. The Scientific Community is virtually unanimous. Reporter the trump transition has also been stymied trying to name a nominee for agriculture secretary because its looking for more diversity in a cabinet dominated by nominees who are wealthy, white nominees. Transition officials now concede they lacked a diversity strategy when this entire process began. Major garrett, thanks. Today, president elect trump took a bow after gm said it will invest 1 billion in america and add about 7,000 jobs. But who really deserves the credit . Heres dean reynolds. Reporter the timing of todays General Motors announcement was too good to let pass without a tweet from mr. Trump. With all the jobs i am bringing back into the u. S. , even before taking office, with all of the new auto plants coming back into our country, i believe that people are seeing big stuff. But automakers have stressed that their hands were not forced by the president elect, and that the only causeandeffect connection appears to be his repeated claims of credit for their decisions. In gms case, officials said todays move was years in the making. 1,500 new or retained production jobs, 5,000 positions, primarily in engineering and information technology, plus 450 blue collar jobs brought from mexico. Economist diane swank. These are longterm plans. You dont decide where youre going to build a manufacturing plant overnight. Reporter and yet, on january 3, when ford killed plans for a new plant in mexico, mr. Trump suggested the company had done him a favor. Thank you to ford, he tweeted, for scrapping a new plant in mexico and creating 700 new jobs in the u. S. This is just beginning. But ford said the decision was based on demand for their vehicles. Last week, when fiatchrysler outlined a big expansion, trump tweeted, its finally happening. But while that company said it was merely the second phase of plan made public a year ago, diane swank says the timing of such announcements is at least partly an attempt to get on the right side of the incoming administration. This is a time you take whatever is already there and put it up front. Reporter of course, all of these decisions were made on president obamas watch, scott. So hes the one who could loudly claim at least a share of the credit. But he has chosen not to. Dean reynolds for us tonight. Dean, thank you. The suspect in the ft. Lauderdale airport mass shooting has told investigators he was under government mind control. That testimony came today in a federal court hearing. We also learned that the suspect claimed to be communicating with supporters of isis, also known as isil. Five were killed. Six wounded on january 6. Manuel bojorquez has todays developments. Reporter Esteban Santiago was escorted in handcuffs and shackles to todays hearing. Fbi special agent Michael Ferlazzo testified that after the attack, santiago told the fbi he was in touch on the dark web in isil chatrooms with other likeminded individuals promoting attacks. The morning after the sixhourlong interrogation, fbi special agent george piro would not rule out terrorism. Were looking at all of his social media, things like that. Its giving us a picture of the individual. Reporter cbs news has learned that so far, investigators have not found evidence on santiagos computer or cell phone to corroborate statement hes visited jihadi chatrooms. Santiago is accused of killing five people in a baggage claim area of the airport on january 6. Initially, deputies said he told him he was being controlled by the government, and hearing voices, a claim he also made to the fbi late last year in alaska, where he underwent a sixdaylong psychiatric evaluation. Agent ferlazzo told the court today santiago was only given antianxiety drugs and his gun, which was seized, was then returned. The agent also said the fbi has a record of santiago doing target practice in the months before the attack. Scott, of the six people who were seriously injured, only one remains in the hospital. Manuel bojorquez in ft. Lauderdale. Thank you. Coming up next, Surprise Medical Bills that insurance doesnt pick up. And later, the inaugural parade will have a different sound this year. Rise above joint discomfort with move free ultras triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, and 20 better comfort from one tiny, mighty pill. Get move free ultra, and enjoy living well. Im alex trebek. 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Were looking at all of his social media, things like that. Its giving us a picture of the individual. Reporter cbs news has learned that so far, investigators have not found evidence on santiagos computer or cell phone to corroborate statement hes visited jihadi chatrooms. Santiago is accused of killing five people in a baggage claim area of the airport on january 6. Initially, deputies said he told him he was being controlled by the government, and hearing voices, a claim he also made to the fbi late last year in alaska, where he underwent a sixdaylong psychiatric evaluation. Agent ferlazzo told the court today santiago was only given antianxiety drugs and his gun, which was seized, was then returned. The agent also said the fbi has a record of santiago doing target practice in the months before the attack. Scott, of the six people who were seriously injured, only one remains in the hospital. Manuel bojorquez for us tonight, manuel. Thank you. The announcer for the past 15 inaugural parades has been drummed out. The torch will be passed on friday, and so will the mike. Chip reid has the sound and the story. I, dwight d. Eisenhower. Reporter it was 1957, right before the second inauguration of president eisenhower when washington broadcaster Charlie Brotman got a call. She said, yes, mr. Brotman, you will be the president s announcer. Gulp the president s announcer im a nobody the university of texas band reporter announcing inaugural parades has helped turn this nobody into a washington institution. Youve been doing this for 60 years. 60, not to be confused. 60 years. Reporter 15 parades, 11 president s, and he has the programs to prove it. Youve got jimmy carter. Youve got ronald reagan. Youve got bill clinton. But this year, he was told his services will not be needed. I was really disappointed. Reporter are you a big admirer of charlie . Huge. Steve ray will be the new announcer. Some people will say hes earned the right to decide for himself when to stop doing this. I would say he does have that right. But in this case, the apolitical, nonpartisan president ial Inauguration Committee also has the right to choose how they put on the event. Reporter critics of the decision note that ray was a Trump Campaign volunteer. Even so, brotman doesnt blame him. Not a bit if i were he, id be ecstatic, too. Reporter in fact, brotman says, the story has a happy ending. Hell be covering fridays parade for a local tv station, reaching a much larger audience, and getting paid to do it. But youre okay . Im im im better than okay. Im a shade above spectacular now. Reporter at age 89 the world has opened its arms to embrace me. Reporter brotman predicts that his new broadcasting career is just getting started. Chip reid, cbs news, washington. Thats the overnight news for this wednesday. For some of you, the news continues. For others check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss cbs this morning. From the Broadcast Center in new york city, im scott pelley. This is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im demarco morgan. Donald trump will take the oath of office this friday at noon eastern time, sworn in as the 45th president of the United States. The inauguration is traditionally a time to celebrate democracy and the peaceful transfer of power. And its usually attended by every member of congress. But this time, about five dozen democrats in the house say theyll boycott the event. Nancy cordes tells us why. I do not intend to attend the upcoming inauguration [ applause ] reporter what started as a sporadic protest but has grown to include roughly a quarter of all house democrats. Theres nothing to celebrate. Reporter including pennsylvanias dwight e vans and tennessees steve cohen. When he questioned john lewis, they crossed the rubicon. Reporter mr. Trump slammed congressman louis as all talk and no action after he said he did not consider the Trump Presidency legitimate. Maryland congressman Anthony Brown posted a letter to mr. Trump online saying his twitter tirade showed a disregard for the office you will soon hold and demands my absence from your inauguration. Its a turnaround from the campaign when it was mr. Trump suggesting that the outcome of the election might be illegitimate. Ill look at it at the time. Reporter republicans like north dakotas john hoeven argue Inauguration Day should be above politics. Regardless of who wins, we all need to support our constitution. Reporter but most of the boycotting members come from overwhelmingly democratic districts wheres theyre unlikely to get much blowback. So what do you think i should do, go to the inauguration or not . Reporter when congresswoman karen bass polled her los angeles constituents online, 84 said she should stay home. Some people are telling me i shouldnt just focus on trump. I need to focus on the office of the presidency. But let me just tell you, thats a big hill to climb right now. Reporter democrats have also been emboldened by several new National Polls that show mr. Trump is taking office with historically low approval ratings, far behind president s obama and george w. Bush. Mr. Trump dismissed those polls on twitter today, scott, saying, they are rigged, just like before. Russian president vladamir putin continues to scoff at the idea that his intelligence agents worked to get donald trump elected president. And the kremlin is denying a british news report that the two have already set up a summit meeting in iceland. Elizabeth palmer reports from moscow. Reporter it was supposed to be a routine News Conference with the president of moldova. But president putin used it to pour scorn on anyone associated with washingtons dirty dossier. Those up verified allegations of sexual by donald trump. People who cook up hoaxes like that, he said, are worse than prostitutes. But then, in a sarcastic segue, he went on to remind everybody the details. Trump organized beauty contests, he said, and socialized with the most beautiful women in the world. I find it hard to believe that he rushed to a hotel to meet with russian girls of loose morals. Although, he added, we do have the best ones in the world. Finally, he addressed the future with mr. Trump in the white house. Im sure in the end, well establish normal interstate relations, responding to the interests of the people of europe, russia, and the