massive underground drug smuggling tunnel. and you'll meet the texas attorney whose ads are light up the internet. >> someone just call brian wilson! good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. well, there were few new revelations about the benghazi attack following hillary clinton's 11-hour grilling by a republican reason controlled congressional committee. clinton was pressed about the events surrounding the deaths of four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. the mood was contentious. >> hillary clinton helped to close the book on one of the darkest chapters of her time as secretary of state with her testimony. some of the most tense moments, though, happened when she was questioned about her use of a hillary clinton heads back to the campaign trail today after being grilled by lawmakers investigating the 2012 benghazi attacks. in testimony that spanned 11 hours, clinton managed to avoid political missteps. >> i thought more about what happened than all of you put together. i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. >> reporter: she not only defended her actions as secretary of state, but also her use of a private e-mail account. >> i cannot conduct most of the business that i did on behalf of our country on e-mail. >> reporter: things got heated when republican committee chair trey gowdy asked clinton about her frequent e-mail exchanges with long time friend sydney blumenthal. >> our ambassador was asked to respond to sidney blumenthal's hearing. >> we are better than using taxpayer dollars to try to destroy a campaign! >> reporter: in the end, chairman gowdy admitted the committee walked away with little new information. >> i don't know that she testified that much differently today than she has previous times she's testified. >> reporter: the latest quinnipiac poll shows clinton still in the lead among likely democratic voters in iowa with rival bernie sanders trailing close behind. this is the eighth investigation into the benghazi attacks this morning. some house democrats are showing signs they may quit the committee investigating the attacks again saying they haven't uncovered anything new and it's aimed at undermining clinton's presidential campaign. >> don champion here in new york, thank you. we will talk to the moderator of "face the nation" john dickerson about the benghazi hearing coming up on "cbs this morning." it seems to be all but certain that paul ryan will be the next speaker of the house after winning the support of the major republican factions, ryan formally announced his candidacy last night. ryan, a reluctant candidate, says he is ready and eager to be the speaker. a closed door republican election will be held next wednesday and the full house votes thursday. republican lawmakers will try to override president obama's veto of a defense bill. the president vetoed the legislation yesterday in an unusual oval office ceremony. the bill makes it harder to transfer prisoners from guantanamo bay and includes programs that are immune to spending limits. donald trump says he is surprised by a just released poll that shows him trailing ben carson in iowa. the quinnipiac university poll of likely republican voters released yesterday shows carson with 28% of the vote and trump with 20%. last month, trump held a single-digit lead over carson. after the poll was released, a controversial tweet appeared on trump's twitter account. polls in iowa. too much mon santo in the corn issues corn in the brain? it was initially tweeted by someone else. residents on mexico's pacific coast is bracing for a dangerous hurricane that is packing winds of 185 miles an hour. it's forecast to make landfall today near pure vallarta. in west texas, residents captured dramatic video of a floodwaters. crews rescued dozens of people stranded in vehicles. remnants of hurricane patricia is expected to bring more rain today and tomorrow. heavy snowfall caused big headaches thursday for drivers in colorado. slick road conditions led to several accidents, stalling traffic on interstate 70. forecasters expected up to 7 inches in higher elevations. this morning secretary of state john kerry meets with lavrov who wants to explain the russian air campaign against isis and potential resolutions to the syrian civil war. an american special operations soldier was killed during combat operations in iraq. the american was part of a raid, including iraqi kurdish commandos to free isis prisoners. five american hospitals were involved in yesterday's raid in a prison in northern iraq. 70 hostages including 20 iraqi soldiers who were about to be executed were executed. >> in addition the u.s. recovered important intelligence about isil. >> the pentagon says the u.s. only assisting the kurdish commandos. the raid was after mass graves were seen being dug inside the prison. breaking news this morning. at least 40 people were killed this morning when a bus and truck collided in southern france. the bus and truck crashed into each other near bordo. the man accused of killing a 4-year-old girl on an albuquerque, new mexico, freeway had its initial court appearance. tony torrez appeared on a tv screen from jail. >> reporter: with his wrists and ankles shackled, tony torrez made his first appearance before a judge in albuquerque, new mexico. he faces a half dozen charges, including murder. >> this is probably one of the most wanted and atrocious acts alleged i think in the history of the city. >> reporter: police say torrez she was in the back seat of her family's pickup truck traveling on the interstate in albuquerque when police say torrez cut them off and exchanging words with lily's father and before pulling a gun and firing shots. lily was the only one hit, shot one time in the head. she was taken to the hospital, but doctors couldn't save her. >> the officers on the scene, it was traumatic for them. they literally saw a 4-year-old girl with a severe gunshot wound which she died from. >> reporter: the community is devastated. >> it just has broken our heart and, you know, it's just really, really sad. >> reporter: lily's father posted on facebook, she was the light of my life, adding my little girl showed me how to truly love. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. president obama is wading into the controversy over black lives matter. the president defended the movement thursday at a white house forum on criminal justice. he says it reflects real concerns among african-americans police. >> the african-american community is not just making this up, and it's not just it's real and there is a history behind it, and we have to take it seriously. >> the comments come as the fair. coming up on the "morning news." prescription drug wars. the drug company ceo who jacked up the price of a pill faces cheaper competition. later, five students are arrested in connection with an attack at a 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"the washington post" reports on more problems with the secret service. the inspector general warns that overworked agents are threatening security. investigators found two officers sleeping at their post. a secret service disagrees with the findings. the jackson clarion ledger reports five university of mississippi students were arrested in connection with a beating that left another student seriously injured. police say the victim was assaulted outside his fraternity house earlier this month. at least two of the suspects are members of another fraternity. the san diego union tribune reports u.s. and mexican authorities shut down another major cross border drug tunnel. investigators believe the drugs were flowing through the tunnel on wednesday using a rail system but it was quickly discovered. u.s. attorney laura duffy explained why they are building >> they don't have to go through the rio valley. we have an area with quick routes to interstates. 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>> he was gone. >> the pulse was hard to find. >> reporter: the vice principal arrives and price jumps in action and does cpr. >> at that time, the adrenaline kicks in and you do what you've been trained to do. >> reporter: fortunately, just ten days early, price had just taken a cpr refresher course. >> it was definitely on my mind for how to -- what to do. >> reporter: the school resource officer also helped price with his cpr. >> knowing him, it affects you but you have a job to do. >> reporter: turns out skyler was born with a heart defect that was genetic. >> he is going to have a full recovery. i'm so grateful. >> thank you very much and i'm grateful and god bless you. that was kutr's dan rathcone reporting. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a tribute to build a tribute to martin luther king jr. near a memorial and gloria steinum joins us. >> that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.