at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. it's friday, january 15th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." securing the capitol. the fbi warns of possible attacks heading into inauguration day as lawmakers plan out the impeachment trial of president trump. $1.9 trillion. president-elect joe biden lays out his covid relief plan. how he says it would rescue the country from the pandemic. vaccine wait list. the new problem americans face the new problem americans face when signing up for a shot. captioning funded by cbs good morning. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. we begin with heightened security in washington, d.c., to

protect against possible violence leading up to the presidential inauguration. barbed wire is up around the u.s. capitol ahead of next week's ceremony. fbi officials are concerned about 21,000 natnal guard g eeotu. capit.g deplo that number could grow. washington's business district is already locked down, and the secret service may close the national mall, as well. debra alfarone is in washington. there is a high level of concern here. >> reporter: absolutely, anne-marie. the united states government is essentially actively preparing to be attacked by its own citizens. and this has lawmakers on such a heightened state of alert that some of them are changing their schedules, and some are even wearing bulletproof vests. these national guard members left peoria, illinois, on thursday headed for the nation's capital. >> it's definitely a lot different than what my friends

are doing. >> reporter: bridget wood is a freshman at illinois skate university. >> you get excited but nervous because you never know exactly what to expect. >> reporter: following the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol, the fbi is warning of more potential violence in the coming days. >> we are seeing an extensive amount of concerning online chatter. >> reporter: as a precaution, president-elect joe biden, known to travel on amtrak between delaware and washington for decades as a senator, has scrapped plans to take the train >> rorte about 21,000 troops will be stationed in d.c. for wednesday's event. vice president mike pence thanked those already in place. >> we're going to swear in a new president and new vice president, we're going to move our nation forward. >> reporter: inside the capitol, lawmakers must work out the details of president trump's trial following his impeachment by the house. the senate says it won't start on inauguration day. >> that's joe biden's day. >> reporter: at least 17

republicans would have to join all 50 democrats for a conviction. >> i believe this president violated his oath of office, and i believe there must be consequences to that. >> i don't think that it rises to an impeachable offense. >> reporter: more than 100 rioters have been arrested, and officials have identified twice as many suspects. some say the threats and that high alert for danger won't stop on inauguration day. it's not going to be the end, it's actually an accelerant. anne-marie? >> my goodness. debra alfarone in washington. thank you so much. well, authorities have arrested two more people in the capitol siege. peter francis stager was taken into custody on a federal warrant. the arkansas man was spotted in videos and photos striking a police officer repeatedly with a flag pole. a retired pennsylvania firefighter was also arrested yesterday, robert sanford is accused of throwing a fire

extinguisher that appears to strike three officers in the heads. both men are facing charges. president-elect joe biden unveiled a $1.9 trillion package to help americans rebound from the pandemic. the plan includes $1,400 checks for most americans, boosting the childcare tax credit, and increasing the federal minimum businees, and a dre to vaccinate 100 million pe >> you know, i know what i just described does not come cheaply. but failure to do so will cost us dearly. the consensus among leading economists is we simply cannot afford not to do what i'm proposing. >> biden also added there's a moral obligation to pass his plan. the cdc is making a chilling predicon aut cavirus pandemic. the agency says roughly 90,000

americans could die from the virus in the next three weeks. cases are rising in at least 33 states as they rush to vaccinate more people. carter evans reports from hard-hit arizona. are you ready for x-rays -- >> reporter: inside arizona hospitals -- >> it's a war zone. it is chaotic sadness. >> reporter: dr. jennifer ohay says it's gone from bad w and nurses to take care of all of the patients. >> reporter: after a sharp summer surge, daily cases and hospitalizations had declined in arizona. now they're soaring. >> we're the hottest spot in the u.s. and among the hottest spots in the entire world. >> reporter: already dr. ohay says it's hard to treat everyone in her care. >> i worry that i won't get to a patient in time, and sometimes i haven't. >> reporter: what's that like? you're a doctor. you're here to save lives.

>> it's terrible. it's most heartbreaking thing we do. >> reporter: it places added urgency on getting the vaccines out fast. in los angeles county, cases are rising so fast that one out of every three residents is believed to have been infected. en with mega sites vaccinating people by the thousands in places like disneyland, supply is short. new york's javits center is reportedly booked through mid-march. help may come soon from johnson & johnson, expecting results on its single-dose vaccine. but production is behind schedule. it all can't come soon enough. arizona in the past week set a seeing so many severe cases? >> we are breaking.ysphally aon. we've never dealt with this much death, and that's tough. it gets etched on our soul every day. >> carter evans, cbs news. a confirmation hearing for president-elect joe biden's pick

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the action follows the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol last week. yesterday delta was the first to announce it will prohibit checking guns to washington, d.c., area airports. united, alaska, american, and o. the airliner said the bans will start tomorrow and run past inauguration day, through january 23rd. samsung just unveiled its new line of flagship smartphones. the galaxy s21 features new camera technology. it has a longer lasting battery. its new display can automatically slow down when not needed to save battery life. the standard version starts at $800. a 20% markdown from last year's comparable model. the phones are available for preorder now and will arrive at the end of the month. mattel is debuting a new barbie doll honoring author and civil rights activist maya angelou. the doll wears a floral print, floor-length dress and matching head wrap. she's also holding angelou's most iconic book, "i know why the caged bird sings."

it's part of the inspiring women series and available for preorder today. it costs $30. this takes me back. i remember when i was in elementary or grade school nowadays, reading, i was probably too young to be reading that at the time. but it introduced me to -- she is a legend. >> yes. yeah. but i can understand how as a young person you would read it and get so much out of it. and then as you got older you could find some of the layered meaning in her words. i think it's a great idea. you know, barbie always tries to kind of pick -- be inspiring to little girls in terms of what barbie does for a living. but we actually have inspirational figures living and passed away. so why not, you know, show them off to little girls? hatell athis one's not for you to play with, though. >> i know -- >> one for my kid, one for the shelf. >> i have one barbie doll that my son keeps saying, why don't you take your toy out of the

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our top stories this morning -- security is our top stories this morning -- security is ramped up in washington ahead of president-elect joe biden's inauguration. about 21,000 troops will be deployed for wednesday's event. the fbi is concerned about a second attack by extremists after last week's deadly assault on the u.s. capitol. mr. biden unveiled his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief

package. it includes $1,400 checks for most americans. there is also money for small businesses and a drive to vaccinate 100 million people in mr. biden's first 100 days in office. the faa has issued a rare order that increases penalties for unruly flight passengers. michael george reports from new york. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration is cracking down on unruly passengers after incidents and confrontations on flights to and from washington last week. some are evolving around the riot at the u.s. capitol. administrator steve dixon -- >> this is not acceptable -- >> reporter: the policy skips coun >> i just want to make se that we're doin n to ensure the continued safety of the aviation system. inryros like airlis ppval fr r amera wh ome thfaa order to

policy regardingulpassenr beha." dents gh he skyrocketed over the past year. like this one on delta in october. many have involved passengers who refuse to wear masks. >> passengers should be complying with crew instructions to wear masks. >> reporter: airlines have banned more than 2,700 passengers for refusing to wear masks since the pandemic started. in the wake of last week's attack, american airlines announced it has suspended alcohol beverages on flights to and from washington from january 16th to the 21st, increased staff at d.c. area airports, and revised crew member instructions about mandatory face coverings. the new policy extends through march 30th. michael george, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," concerns about extremist groups using military

or law enforcement methods. catherine herridge has details. plus, allegations that some wealthy people are jumping the line to get the coronavirus vaccine before they are eligible. and we talk with actress folake olowofoyeku of the hit series "bob hearts abishola" about thecoming season. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. ne-marie g. have a great weekend.