good morning. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. we are going to begin this morning with efforts in the u.s. house today to remove president trump from office with only nine days left in his term. house speaker nancy pelosi is giving an ultimatum to vice president mike pence. the house will seek a vote today on a measure calling on pence and cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment to remove mr. trump from office. pence and the cabinet would have 24 hours to act before the house would move toward impeachment. the action comes after last week s attack on the capitol following a speech from president trump. at least five people died including a capitol police officer. at least 25 people are under investigation for terrorism in connection with the riot. we have more from washington. debra, even more republicans want to see the president leave, but the big question is will he? reporter: as of now, anne-marie, it doesn t look like president trump is going to willingl
reporter: and liter, double standards. reaction to the capitol chaos draws new scrutiny. this is the cbs overnight news. good evening. tonight president trump faces a harsh reckoning with history. in the wake of the assault on the u.s. capitol that he incited, mr. trump faces a second impeachment, perhaps even criminal charges. today we learned another capitol police officer was lost. he s identified as 51-year-old howard liebengood. among the officers responding to the rioting. he died off duty. this weekend the president stayed out of sight and silent but that s expected to change. reporter: at the white house the flag was lowered to half staff after the death of a second capitol police officer. i d like to begin by addressing the heinous attack. reporter: as he enters his final full week in office, he ll try to shore up his legacy. he s expected to deliver remarks monday and make a trip to the boarder tuesday. but calls for the president to resign now ar
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of air finity a science information and analytics company welcome to the program. mr johnson why is the european union struggling to secure its vaccines. will will the e.u. has has made some wrong bets early on in independent make they haven t scaled up production in at the same speed as other countries have been laid out to make the deals and therefore they are having more supply issues to and then the u.k. and also the u.s. at the moment. and how will these export controls affect the use vaccine supply. well i think the problem is that in with these controls everyone loses out right because you have to look at it broader than just export of a few if finished vaccine right that goes a lot of ingredients into the vaccines in the 1st basic come from all over the world you need syringes unique while vials and also you need fuel and finished in other places so the moment we don t have a free flow of medicine across borders the whole production will actually eat it is at risk of