. it's friday, december 8th, 2021. 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 january 20th and he called for healing. the video comes hours after democrats demanded that he be removed from office. debor debra alfarone is in washington. what else did the president have to say? >> reporter: he said that he was outraged by the violence, lawlessness and mayhem. this comes more than 24 lawyers after domestic terrorists struck the capitol. it's a far different sentiment than the one that h had when he first came out with the video where he sympathized with the

rioters, saying, i know how you feel. facing talk of a forceful removal from office and the resignation of two cabinet members president trump release add video condemning the violence by his supporters. >> the demonstrators who infiltrated the capitol from defiled the seat of american democracy. >> reporter: citing the president's rhetoric on wednesday -- >> you will never take back our country with weakness. >> reporter: -- education secretary betsy devos and transportation secretary elaine chow resigned. >> do you stand by this president dangerously staying in office? >> reporter: democrats are calling on the remaining cabinet members to remove the president using the 25th amendment and threatening another impeachment. >> he will be remembered for the rest of american history for death, division and depression. >> reporter: federal law enforcement is working to identify those involved in wednesday's assault. cbs news has learned that some of the rioters have stayed in the area and may be planning new attacks.

>> no one can tell me that if it had been a group of black lives matter protesting yesterday there wouldn't have been -- they wouldn't have been treated very, very differently. >> reporter: the capitol police chief resigned amid intense criticism. >> i have never seen a crowd that's less afraid of the police than this one. >> reporter: and yesterday's video president trump discouraged any more violence. >> we have just been through an intense election and emotions are high, but now tempers must be cooled. >> reporter: mr. trump also acknowledged defeat and said he's focused on a smooth transition of power. and until that transition of power takes place the inauguration, president trump will not be able to share his thoughts and sentiments on facebook as facebook said he is not welcome to use their platform until after his presidency ends. anne-marie? >> debra alfarone in washington. thank you so much. president-elect joe biden strongly condemned the capitol attack in remarks yesterday he pinned the blame squarely on

president trump. >> trying to use a mob to silence the voices of nearly 160 million americans who summoned the courage in the face of a pandemic that threatened their health and their lives to cast that sacred ballot. >> mr. biden went on to denounce the rioters who stormed the capitol as domestic terrorists. he added, they were egged on by mr. trump who he says has tried to undermine democracy since he took office. well, sedition charges are on the table for pro-trump rioters who stormed the u.s. capitol. prosecutors say that they are considering all options as they go through the evidence. police have arrested dozens of people in connection to wednesday's riot. kris van cleave reports on the efforts to identify them. >> reporter: among the mob breaking into the capitol building, selfies at the senate

dais, getting comfy in speaker nancy pelosi's office chair and here someone carrying the confederate flag. >> because they work for us. they don't get to steal it from us. >> reporter: also there conspiracy spreader jake angeli known as the qanon is that man in memorable attire. at least 75 arrested, 26 at the capitol, virtually all from outside washington. >> you got into the capitol? >> i was on the front line. >> reporter: boyd camper came from montana. >> we are going to take this damn place. if you haven't heard it's called the insurrection act and we the people are ready. >> reporter: capitol police appeared unprepared despite warning signs calling for participants to come averaged. at least nine guns were found at the capitol. 35-year-old air force veteran ashli ba bit of san diego was shot and killed by a capitol police officer. >> a number of police and secret service were saying get back, get down. they shot her in the neck and she fell back on me. >> reporter: three others died

of apparent natural causes. rudy giuliani and some outside the capitol blamed anarchists not protesters despite providing no evidence. >> we have every right to be in there. what i disavow is the destruction of it and we didn't do that. that was antifa. >> reporter: former fbi deputy director john pistol. >> is there a way to determine who these people were? >> we look at the instigator in chief and what he was doing and encouraging people to go to the capitol and to protest, beyond a reasonable doubt of evidence in a criminal court says that they were trump supporters. >> reporter: kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. well, some airlines are beefing up security in washington as demonstrators fly home. american and united have both increased staffing at the d.c. area airports where they operate. american is also suspending alcohol on its flights to and from the area. meantime, the faa released a

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whopper goes retro. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. welcome back. i saw you but we didn't do moneywatch because there was a lot of news. >> i was going to say, did i miss anything? definitely a lot going on this week, anne-marie. there was another rally on wall street with the three major indexes surging to intra day records and closing highs. investors are focusing on the new democratic congress and the prospects of higher stimulus checks for americans. so the dow jumped 211 points, these are, again, bets of more stimulus, the nasdaq surged 326 and the s&p 500 gained 55. joe boeing has agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle a justice department investigation into two deadly 737 max crashes. prosecutors say boeing employees gave misleading statements and half-truths about safety issues with the plane to the faa and then covered up their actions. officials say the settlement

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our top stories this morning, a u.s. capitol police officer has died following wednesday's riot. it is the fifth death related to the capitol attack. officers gathered in front of the capitol last night to honor officer brian sicknick. police say that he was injured while physically engaging with protesters and he later collapsed and succumb to his injuries. and in a new video released last night, purchase finally condemned the violence. he also says that a new administration will take over on january 20th. this comes as democratic lawmakers and at least one gop congressman are demanding his removal from office. well, there's more hope in the fight against the coronavirus. pfizer says its vaccine is

effective against a new strain. yesterday the u.s. saw 4,000 covid deaths, a record high. as chris martinez reports, states are being urged to vaccinate people more widely. as illinois surpassed 1 million confirmed cases of covid-19, health officials in cook county continued to administer doses of the vaccine. >> we are responsible for medical facilities and we who work them have to take the lead in showing people that it's safe. >> reporter: frustration has been mounting nationwide over the slow pace of the rollout which has people like ben of florida waiting in long lines. >> i don't know what's happening with all these vaccines they say they have when so few are getting administered. >> reporter: authorities in parts of michigan say they're making shots available to dentists as well as workers from home health agencies. in new york hospitals could soon face fines for not using their vaccines fast enough. california has now reached 2.5 million cases of coronavirus.

more than 11,000 people have died just here in los angeles county since the pandemic began. l.a. county leaders say on average 200 people a day are dying from covid, some people are going to great lengths to cheat the system and get vaccinated. >> we've had people, you know, i'm not sure why think it's a good idea to go ahead and post how people can go in and try to subvert the system. please don't take a slot away from a health care worker. >> reporter: right now only front line health care workers in l.a. county and seniors at assisted living facilities like 97-year-old ann johnson are eligible for vaccinations. >> they tell me that i am at risk because of my age. >> reporter: moderna's chief executive says its vaccine could offer protection against covid-19 for up to a couple of years. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. coming up on "cbs this mornin morning", new details in the investigation into the riots in

the capitol building and the misinformation that is attempting to shift blame. plus, we will speak with republican senator ben sasse, a critic of president trump, in his first interview since the capitol violence. and we will hear from acting deputy homeland security secretary ken cuccinelli. and stories of inspiration are emerging from the capitol siege. we will meet two congressmen who put their politics aside to defend democracy. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. weekend.