pitol. it's wednesday, january 13th, 2021, this is the "cbs morning news". set to impeach. house democrats and a growing number of republicans prepare for a historic vote to try to remove president trump from office. warning signs ignored? the fbi says it gave a heading -- aeaem about possible violence at the u.s. capitol last week. accelerating the rollout. operation warp speed makes a crucial move to vaccinate more people faster against the coronavirus. good morning.

good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a historic vote today by the u.s. house of representatives to impeach president trump on the charge of inciting the deadly capitol riots. it would make mr. trump the first president to be impeached twice. overnight the house passed a alng on vi presidenmike pence to in o but s rejected thapossibility.e. what's the president saying about this impeachment vote? >> reporter: the president lashed out about the impeachment calling it a continuation of the greatest witch-hunt in politics and called it a danger to our country. with vice president mike pence rejecting a resolution calling on him to invoke the 25th amendment -- >> the resolution is adopted -- >> reporter: today the house of representatives will vote to impeach president trump for the second time.

>> this president is not meeting the mostal >> reporter: the single article of impeachment accuses the president of inciting an insurrection at the capitol. >> if you don't fight like hel reot going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: president trump defended himself in his first public appearance since the violence. >> it's been analyzed, and people thought that what i said was totally appropriate. >> reporter: at least five house republicans say they'll vote to impeach including new york's john katko. >> to allow the president of the united states to incite this attack without consequences is a direct threat to the future of this democracy. >> reporter: other gop members say it's a waste of time with just a week left in president trump's term. >> he won the presidency. why continue this? >> reporter: more lawmakers are speaking out about the fear and uncertainty they face as builng.ner

>> reporter: new jersey congresswoman mikie sherrill claims some of her colleagues gave tours to the rioters the day before. >> reconnaissance for the next day. those members of congress, i'm going to see that they're held accountable. >> reporter: at least three lawmakers have tested positive for covid-19 after sheltering in close quarters. they're blaming republicans who were not wearing masks and refused to do so while they wer. in fact, there's now a house resolution that's been passed fining members who don't wear a mask on the house floor. the first time, $500. the second time, $2,500. anne-marie? >> coming right out of their paycheck. thank you. the fbi says it had warned law enforcement agencies about the possibility of violence ahead of the attack on the capitol. that contradicts earlier statements that authorities were blind sided by the riots spearheaded by supporters of president trump. meantime, prosecutors are weighing sedition charges against some of the people who stormed the capitol last week.

starting today, the secret service will take command of security preparations at the thsecret service will be ideaug backed by as many as 15,000 national guard troops and thousands of police and tactical officers. security officials are reportedly worried about several threats including an alleged plot by armed groups to surround the white house, the capitol, and the inauguration event. as we mentioned, a number of house democrats have tested positive for the coronavirus following the capitol attack. and that number is growing. congressman brad schneider of illinois became the third lawmaker to catch the virus. the other two are representatives bonnie watson coleman and pramila jayapal. all three were in secured spaces during last week's riot. and some house republicans in the room were not wearing masks. meantime the number of daily covid deaths topped 4,300

yesterday setting a new record. it comes as the government wants to get the vaccine to the public faster. danya bacchus explains.k yo conference of opnaess speed, trump administrn als ced seing states as covidvaccinprls >> we'd always planned to move to a more advanced phase of how we manage this. once we had confidence in our supply chains. >> 3,000 to 4,000 people a day dying is beyond the pale. >> reporter: federal officials are also asking states to start vaccinating people older than 65 and others at high risk. with only nine million doses administered to date, they're warning states to pick up the pace, or they will get less vaccine. >> this new system gives states a strong incentive. >> reporter: in california where officials say the virus is transmitting at epic proportions, disneyland is setting up tents to become a

vaccination supersite. the amt closed since march. in arizona, officials say thousands of people have made appointments at the new state farm stadium site to get vaccinated. >> i've been wanting to get it, and i didn't have to fight the website too badly. >> reporter: in new york five mass vaccination sites are now up and running, and teachers like rachel bastin are getting their first doses. >> i'm really grateful. i feel like i'm getting my life back. >> reporter: the cdc is requiring all passengers entering the u.s. including american citizens to show a negative coronavirus test before boarding their flight. that order is set to take effect at the end of the month. danya bacchus, cbs news, anaheim, california. breaking overnight, the u.s. carried out its first execution of a female death row inmate in nearly seven decades. the execution took place after the supreme court lifted injunctions that had temporarily delayed lisa montgomery's execution. she was convicted of killing a pregnant wommi

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reinstated restrictions on the abortion pill, and there are potential charges against the ex-governor of michigan. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "detroit free press" reports former michigan governor rick snyder and other former officials are expected to face charges in the flint water scandal. snyder was governor in 2014 when flint switched its water source to the flint river to save money. the water was not treated properly. that allowed massive amounts of lead to be pumped into homes in the predominantly black city. the lead was also blamed for a deadly outbreak of leginnaires' disease. snyder has been accused of mishandling the crisis and covering up the dangers. "the minneapolis star-tribune" says fired police officer derek chauvin will be tried separately in the death of george floyd. a state judge ordered chauvin to stand trial in march on charges of second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. three other fired officers charged in connection with floyd's death will be tried together in august.

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our top stories this morning -- the u.s. house of representatives today will debate and vote on impeaching president trump on the charge of inciting the capitol riots. he would be the first president ever to be impeached twice. last night the house passed a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment to remove mr. trump from office, but pence has rejected that. the fbi says it had warned the possible violence ahead of the assault on the u.s. capitol. that contradicts earlier statements that authorities were blind sided by the riots spearheaded by supporters of president trump.

in tech news now, electric vehicles only make up about 3% of global sales, but that could soon be changing. nancy chen explains. >> welcome to ces and to gm's planet zero. >> reporter: general motors' ceo mary barra used the keynote address at ces to unveil gm's plan for e-power which will eventually include self-driving cars and even flying vehicles. >> this moment will prove to be an inflection point. the moment when our world's reliance on gas and diesel-powered vehicles will begin transitioning to an all-electric future. >> reporter: gm, which recently revealed a new logo, will release 30 new electric vehicles by 2025. the e-powered gmc hummer comes and zero to 60 in just three seconds. the cadillac lyric is expected in 2022 and features a high-tech interior with the heads-up display. the suv also comes with super

cruise, allowing drivers to let go of the wheel under certain conditions. down the road, gm expects completely autonomous vehicles and drone-like machines that can soar above traffic. >> we're definitely seeing a big trend toward electrification. >> reporter: cnet's tim stevens says all major automakers are adding electric cars to their lineup. smaller companies like sono are offering unique alternatives including this car that uses built-in solar cells to charge. >> there's the belief that consumers will start to get on board the ev bandwagon. it's been slow, but that will pick up, and the majority of consumers will want evs in the next five or ten years. >> reporter: gm is developing green delivery trucks for fedex. the company believes its $27 billion electric investment will power new profits. nancy chen, cbs news, new york coming up on "cbs this morning," reaction on capitol hill to today's impeachment vote.

we'll speak with republican congressman adam kenzinger and democratic senator chris murphy. and female veterans are suffering reproductive health issues after serving at a remote base after 9/11. why they blame toxic conditions. and a new song "undivided." that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ may the good lord reunite us ♪