cbs weekend news is next. see you in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight president trump faces a second impeachment. the house could vote as soon as tuesday, the charge, inciting the mob that attacked the capitol. >> president trump has lost the right to be president. >> more republicans speak out. >> i think the best thing would be a resignation. >> today news that a second capitol police officer who responded to the ryeout has died. across the country law enforcement work to round up the extremists. also tonight the world watches as america's democracy stumbles. plus covid rages overwhelming hospitals in southern california. >> we're seeing patients who are basically just suffering. they want-- they want to die. >> in illinois a gunman goes on a deadly shooting rampage. >> and later, double standard. police reaction to the capitol chaos draws new scrutiny. >> this is the this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york. here's jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening, tonight president trump faces a hard reckonin

cbs news has learned f.b.i. headquarters was warned the day before the attack that supporters of president trump were planning what they called a war. now that bulletin written by an f.b.i. field office in virginia laid out specific threats, including that "congress needs to hear glass breaking and doors being kicked in." while investigators are now poring through more than 100,000 digital videos and evidence while rounding up and charging 70 people across the country so far. now for his part, the president is showing no remorse, refusingr inciting wednesday's violent riots and calling a second impeachment a "witch hunt." we have a lot of new reporting on all this tonight. we have our team standing by to cover it all. cbs's nancy cordes is going to lead off coverage tonight from capitol hill. good evening, nancy, what a series of events. >> reporter: it sure is, norah. congresswoman liz cheney is a member of republican leadership and, so, her support for impeachment is sure to influence others as will this news

captioning sponsored by cbs . ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs overnight news." i'm chip reid in washington, thanks for staying with us. the surge in coronavirus cases is pushing hospitals to the breaking point. and health officials caution the worst is yet on to come. emergency rooms in l.a. county are already so flooded that ambulance crews have been told not to transport patients deemed to have virtually no chance of surviv survival, through this, front line health care workers are struggling to the administer covid tests to the many thousands who want them and need them, all the while, rushing to administer vaccines as they become available and the united states is not alone, great britain is under a nationwide hocdown, trying to contain a new more contagious strain of the virus. >> it will be similar to the lockdown at the height of the pandemic last year. po following a surge in cases, including a record of nearly 60,000 cases yesterday. but some scientists say they are much more worried about yet another new strain of the virus that was detected in south a

that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." and don't forget "sunday morning with jane pauley" first thing tomorrow. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> and now at six from a heavy police presence at the governor's house to a 6 foot fence ringing the state capital, law enforcement is on alert for any political unrest. >> we have kind ofcavaccination celebration. >> plus a small group celebrated vaccine victory. many more across the bay area are wondering what is the holdup? >> billions of dollars were spent on developing these vaccines. billions of dollars were not spent on implementing vaccine administration rollout. >>> we were 20 degrees above average today in many spots, not a bad way to start a holiday weekend, but there is big surf coming for part of this weekend and a pretty intense offshore wind event. we are going to talk about a lot of things over the next three days, coming right up. >>> but the weather has b

cbs news has learned f.b.i. headquarters was warned the day before the attack that supporters of president trump were planning what they called "a war." now that bulletin written by ann f.b.i. field office in virginia laid out specific threats, including that "congress needs to hear glass breaking and doors being kicked in." while investigators are now poring through more than 100,000 digital videos and evidence while rounding up and charging 70 people across the country so far. for his part, the president is showing no remorse, refusing to take any responsibilfo inciting wednesday's violent riots and calling a second impeachment a "witch hunt." as you can see, we have a lot of new reporting on all this new reporting on all this tonight. our team standing by to coverit all. cbs' nancy cordes is going to lead off coverage tonight from good evening, nancy, what a series of events. >> reporter: it sure is, norah. congresswoman liz cheney is a member of republican leadership and, so, her support for impeachment is s

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but cbs news has learned tonight that mr. trump is continuing to push vice president mike pence, who will preside over the joint session of congress, to violate the constitution and throw the election to him. tens of thousands of the president's supporters who disagree with the outcome of the election are expected to rally outside the capitol tomorrow, with growing concern tonight there could be violence. there's a lot of reporting to get to for you and your family. our team is covering it all. cbs's mark strassmann is going he's in atlanta. where polols have closed. what's the latest? >> reporter: norah, here is what we know: about half the votes statewide have been counted, but 90% of those are absentee ballots, which tend to lean democrat, and given the size of the republican turnout today, it is too soon to talk confidently about trend lines. we're in for a long night. as voters settle these dual runoffs, georgia is on the mind of america. >> today is the day. >> reporter: democrats raphael warnock and jon ossoff hope to

that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." and first thing tomorrow, don't forget "sunday morning with jane pauley." i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. >>> now at 6:00. a rollout to stay ahead of the virus is new variants show up in the bay area. the clock is racing in the right direction. >>> social media livestream leads to a horrific crime scene at a military housing complex. >>> clues cleaning up bay area roads, what they found had nothing to do with the weather. we begin with a somber figure on the coronavirus front, the states now surpassed 40,000 covid-19 deaths, 638 of them were confirmed just yesterday along with 18,000 new cases. >> tonight, the numbers are visibly trending downward. the dark blue line represents the 14 day average for new cases, the postholiday surge clearly visible, just over 40,000 new cases today in late december and mid january. the average now 23,000. another number heading in the right direction, hospitalizations tonight, down by nearly a third from a high of 22,000 january 1st. new coro

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by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: the breaking news tonight, as top law enforcement officials tell cbs news, the threat to the nation's capitol is not over. new warnings tonight after the assault on the u.s. capitol-- the manhunt for these men, as the f.b.i. asks the public for information. why there's concern some of them are still in town, and the new intelligence that some may be planning new attacks. plus, the new fencing around the nation's capitol, less than two weeks before joe biden's inauguration. >> they were a riotous mob, insurrectionists, domestic terrorists. >> o'donnell: removing the president from office. the calls tonight from the top two democrats in congress telling vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment or they may impeach president trump. the double standard-- tonight, why the former first lady is posing the question, what if these rioters look different? as president-elect biden points out, "black lives matter" protestors were met with extreme force this summer. and finally, the standard- bearers of democracy. the heroes who were a bright spot on a dark day

tara narula, cbs news, new york. >> duncan: still ahead on the cbs weekend news, a historically black university with a proactive approach to police reform. >> duncan: a new police academy in missouri is making history. it is the first to open on the campus of a historically black college. a major goal, to recruit black officers. here's cbs's elise preston. >> lincoln university police chief gary hill is busy preparing to open a police academy on the historically black college's campus this month. >> it puts an academy right where we have a large amount of minorities living. so it gives them easy access to it. >> the jefferson city missouri campus is just two hours away from ferguson. there was a 2014 police sthooting of michael brown led too protests and demands for change around the country. hill says lincoln's academy will focus on both recruiting and training. >> i think it's very important to understand that when we try to figure out why do we have so much tension between the minority community and law enforcement, is to understand the history of law enforcement. and the history

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cbs news has learned mr. biden will use his inaugural address to directory appeal to trump supporters as part of a push for unity. >> he is the president for all of america, and he's going to govern that way. >> reporter: louisiana congressman cedric richmond will serve as a top aide in the west wing. >> i think you're going to hear an honest assessment of where we are as a country. >> reporter: as soon as mr. biden takes the oath of office on wednesday, he'll reverse some of the trump administration's most controversial policy decisions. he'll rejoin the paris climate agreement, reverse the travel ban on some muslim majority countries, and issue a mask mandate on federal property and interstate travel. vice president elect kamala harris, who also spent the day volunteering, formally resigned from her california senate seat ahead of her historic swearing in on wednesday. >> of course, i'm not saying goodbye, in many ways i'm now saying hello as your vice president. >> reporter: harris will take her oath of of

this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, a capitol police officer dies following a violent siege at the u.s. capitol, while president trump calling for healing in a new video. >>> finding the rioters, the trouble they face, where they came from and who they blame instead for the damage. >>> security in the sky, how major airlines are responding in the wake of the chaos. ♪ >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. there are breaking developments overnight in the wake of the capitol riot. we are learning that a u.s. capitol police officer died last night. it is the fifth death related to wednesday's rampage. sfrs gathered in front of the capitol to honor officer brian sicknick. police say that he was injured while physically engaging with protesters and then he later collapsed and succumbed to his injuries. he served on the force for 12 years. meanwhile, in a video released last night president trump appeared to acknowledge his defeat. he said a new administration will take over on janu

cbs news has learned mr. biden will use his inaugural address to directly appeal to trump supporters as part of a push for unity. >> he is the president for all of america, and he's going to govern that way. >> reporter: louisiana congressman cedric richmond will serve as a top aide in the west wing. >> i think you're going to hear an honest assessment of where we are as a country. >> reporter: as soon as mr. biden takes the oath of office on wednesday, he'll reverse some of the trump administration's most controversial policy decisions. he'll rejoin the paris climate agreement, reverse the travel ban on some muslim majority countries, and issue a mask mandate on federal property and interstate travel. vice president elect kamala harris, who also spent the day volunteering, formally resigned from her california senate seat ahead of her historic swearing in on wednesday. >> of course, i'm not saying goodbye, in many ways i'm now saying hello as your vice president. >> reporter: harris will take her oath of off

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elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> brennan: there's still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a new year's storm leaves an icy mess in the plains and midwest as it heads now to new england. new and, there's some much-needed good news for workers struggling to make ends meet. >> brennan: the new year is >> brennan: the new year is bringing freezing rain and snow to the great plains and much of the midwest. in oklahoma, icy roads made for slick driving conditions. there were downed trees, and power outages from kansas to ohio. and in georgia, a tornado flipped a mobile home on its side. but, no one was hurt. many americans got a raise today, when the minimum wage went up in parts of the country. all told, 20 states and 32 cities and counties are raising their pay rates. in 27 of them, the minimum wage is now $15 an hour. five other states, along with 18 cities and counties, are set to raise wages later this year. today, police in baltimore released footage of a harrowing water rescue. a woman had jumped into the inner harbor with her six-year- old daughter last mo

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the-- cbs news has learned the f.b.i. has received more than 4,000 tips in its investigation so far. we should tell you, there were trump supporters at the demonstration out in front to have the capitol yesterday who were dismayed by the violence, one man stopping us to say that was not why he came to washington. norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you. now let's bring in cbs's margaret brennan, moderator of "face the nation," and our chief washington correspondent major garrett. they have been talking to sources all day. all right, margaret, you broke the news about the cabinet considering invoking the 25th amendment. what have you learned tonight? >> well, norah, senior administration officials remain shaken, but conversation about invoking the 25th amendment largely dissipated, not because it's inappropriate, but rather because it could be complicated, legally challenged and could divide the country further. but every single high-ranking official i spoke with voiced anger that the president has not disavowed th

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cbs news has learned mr. biden will use his inaugural address to appeal to trump supporters in a push for unity. >> on wednesday, we're ready to work. >> reporter: 200,000 flags have been placed on the national mall to represent the people unable to attend amid the coronavirus and security threats. >> yeah, washington is looking very different than it normally does. >> reporter: 25,000 national guard troops will be in the city for the inauguration following the january 6th attack. >> it is going to be an unprecedented affair both for security reasons and because of pandemic concerns as well. >> reporter: nearly two weeks after the mob stormed the capitol, authorities continue to arrest those involved. seen here directing traffic, 22-year-old riley june williams is charged with illegally entering the capitol and disorderly conduct. court papers say she stole a laptop from house speaker nancy pelosi's office with plans to get the device in the hands of russia foreign intelligence service. president trump is exp

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. >> reporter: this is the "cbs morning news." historic rebuke. the house impeaches president trump for a second time. the latest message and what happens next. >>> capitol security. the national guard arrives in the wake of possible violence. how president-elect joe biden is changing his plans ahead of inauguration day. >>> covid ground zero. global scientists land in wuhan, china, overnight, to investigate how the deadly outbreak started. >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well president trump is now the only president in u.s. history to be impeached twice. the house voted 232 to 197 to impeach him yesterday. ten republicans joined democrats voting yes. they said the president needs to be held accountable for inciting a deadly riot at the capitol. this comes as mr. trump released a statement and a video. debra alfarone is in washington. what is mr. trump telling his supporters? >> reporter: well, in that five-minute video the president is condemning the violence from last week and telling his supporters to stand down. n

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