player or all protecting it with. ringback al-jazeera. or the arab or how about he did it says the al-jazeera news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes to it or bans outgoing president donald trump permanently for inciting his supporters to storm the u.s. capitol. the groundwork is being laid to impeach door drunk again we'll have the latest on that from washington. deborah he is found in the waters north of indonesia's capital where a passenger jet is suspected to crashed and friends and family members were to hear

the news of what happened see that flights which went off radar 4 minutes after takeoff. and alarming coronavirus figures are coming in daily from the u.k. . what the government's doing about it. and in sports stuff curry continues to shine for golden state's kerry putting him and novak game winning performance as he continues his comeback long term injury. for years twitter has been donald trump go to platform to promote his policies attack his critics and spread false leads now it suspends its the u.s. president's account permanently it's the latest consequence of an attack on capitol hill by trump's supporters that could also see him face a 2nd impeachments others on the reports now from washington d.c.

. there will be no more tweets from donald trump twitter on friday night suspending his account permanently saying the decision was taken due to the risk of further incitement of violence trump had 88000000 followers and said he used his account to go around the mainstream media to get his message out but he was increasingly tweeting or re tweeting misleading or false information sometimes even disproven conspiracy theories this is a very big deal i will say it's had a sense of inevitability remember twitter did temporarily suspend his account back on the 2 days ago when the the violent mob marched on the capitol and they required him to delete 2 tweets and then they reinstated him and he made a few more tweets but if you remember when they said that they said further violations may result in permanent suspension or language to that effect in the halls of congress calls are growing for trump to be impeached

a group of democrats has circulated the draft of the articles of impeachment against trump that is expected to be taken up in the house as soon as monday it accuses trump of high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting an insurrection and says trump has demonstrated he will remain a threat if allowed to stay in office the white house called the articles of impeachment politically motivated and will only further divide america he must be removed from office house speaker nancy pelosi said if trump doesn't resign she'll move forward with impeachment is said to have yet to sign off on the final wording of the impeachment language in a letter to her congressional colleagues on friday called trump unhinged and said she spoke to a top military commander about ensuring trump's access to the nuclear codes was limited in his final days in office so he couldn't launch a nuclear war with only 11 days left in trump's presidency it's unclear if that

will be enough time for congress to vote on impeachment. yet trump is facing the prospect of being the 1st president in u.s. history to be impeached twice in already less a 48 hours we have over $150.00 co-authors of this article of impeachment and that does show i think very strong momentum we also have the fact that multiple people die in this attempted coup and it's something we can't just ignore. the pressure on trump to step down is also gaining steam the latest call comes from republican lisa murkowski a senator from alaska who told a local newspaper that the president is no longer fit to serve out the individual terms on friday president elect joe biden announced the final group of his cabinet secretary picks and said fighting the pandemic in creating jobs remains his top priority when asked if trump should be removed from office he said this i've had

a number of my republican colleagues former colleagues serve in the senate for a long time call me they are many of them or i was outraged and disappointed and embarrassed and mortified by the president's conduct as i am and democrats. want as for the rioters that set off the crisis several were arrested on friday including this man or richard barnett seen here in a widely circulated photo sitting at nancy pelosi desk the department of justice has issued 13 federal indictments related to the rioting and more arrests are expected in the coming days trump tweeted from his official presidential account hours after his personal account was taken down he said twitter was trying to ban free speech and silence not only him but also his supporters minutes later those

tweets were also taken down by the social media giant gabriel zonda oh how does it washington. well we've got to correspondents on this story this hour in a moment still speak with natasha good name who's in joe biden's hometown of wilmington delaware and patio heinous following all developments from the capital but 1st more pictures are emerging from the moments capitol hill was overrun and they appear to reinforce perceptions that a sparse a police force was outnumbered and over whelmed one officer was killed here's anderson powell. was. was a police officer is crushed in the doorway of the capitol building cop a tween an angry crowd and outnumbered police bush. was. a lapse in security on the stage where joe biden calmly harris will be sworn in as

a us president and vice president in a few days time. they point out that i was. inside the chamber members of congress to cover before supporters of president donald trump entered. dozens have been arrested i was the they include richard barrett who broke into nancy pelosi office and later bragged on television about taking her mail the activities of those involved in the siege of our capital were violent they were destructive. they resulted in tragic loss of life and they threaten our nation's security and those actions. cannot be tolerated in those people must be held accountable and it was amazing to give the president talk some did not survive. was air force veteran ashley babbitt was filmed attempting to enter the speaker's lobby through a broken window before being shot by an officer the scene captured on several

videos according to the journalism website belenkaya officer brian sick nick died from injuries he suffered on wednesday flags in the capital are being flown at half staff in his memory. police say some protesters were armed including with homemade explosives this person is suspected of leaving pipe bombs at the democratic and republican party headquarters another man was arrested with guns and 11 bombs containing homemade napalm in his truck others are expected to be prosecuted many had not worn masks and were filmed health officials are also warning that the event could have spread coronavirus and may have consequences for public health and or chapell al-jazeera. well particle he joins us now live from capitol hill patsy set the scene for us washington d.c. it's the seats of power of one of the most powerful nations on earth you think it's the most protected city in the world and yet the scenes that we saw particularly

under chappelle's report were absolutely troubling and not just that 1st there were the black close massive process now we're seeing more violence in the capital what are people in washington d.c. making all of this how are they feeling right now. you know i think that it's just settling in if you live in washington d.c. or the surrounding area if you've ever come into the capital or any advice or old buildings you know that it's pretty hard to get in for example on the day that this happened no one was allowed into any of the capitol complex unless they had. a pass to be in here so that the thought that it was so protected has just been shattered and the trauma that people watched play out on television it's still very fresh and very raw and there's still a lot of concern in this town since and i've never seen anything like it but since the b. for before the election pretty much every building in d.c. is boarded up with plywood those didn't come down after joe biden was and they're

still up there probably going to stay up after till after the inauguration because trump supporters are saying they're not done it's their social media post saying the next time they are to try and take the capitol is january 17th and they're saying they are to do that not just at this capitol but at capitals across the country so there is intense security here now the national guard that we thought were what was going to be here on wednesday is actually here in force their command centers their barricades so it's a much different scene here but again people are still in shock they're angry and they're on it and understandably so given the recent events which moves us on to the polls 6 of all of this patsy we're hearing talk of another impeachment which would be historic in itself do you think this will happen and if so when. i do think it's going to happen i think it could happen as early as monday the

letters a breach may have already been drafted the house will likely pass it they only need a simple majority that the democrats have if they keep their caucus together and i don't think i can overstate how angry politicians are about this this is the place where they work they felt threatened so they want to send a message to the president so it's likely to pass the house so then what happens well the set it could take it up immediately if all $100.00 senators agree to do that that seems unlikely so then they could take it up on january 19th or january 20th and if that date is ringing a bell because that's when joe biden becomes president so will they still have an impeachment trial quite possibly yes because. there is precedent that you can still impeach an outgoing elected official and the reason they would do that is if he's impeached they can also cast a vote that says he's barred for ever holding public service again so it definitely will come out of the house whether or not 17 republicans in the senate agree to

impeach him after his out of office well we'll have to wait and see. patsy go here live for us from capitol hill tonight thank you very much indeed let's head across to wilmington delaware where natasha good name joins us now i. will consider this of course joe biden he has been campaigning saying you will see the great unifier to bring the country back together given this is the president elect likely supports a push for the impeachment of his immediate predecessor. president elect joe biden has made it clear that any decision regarding the removal of president trump including impeachment proceedings is a decision for the congress and the congress alone to determine clearly he's trying to remain above the fray however he did say there was no shortage of harsh words

for president trump he said there's no question that he is not fit or worthy of the office he is one of the most incompetent presidents in american history and he said he says i've been saying this for months but the question is not whether trump should remain in office the question is what should happen between now and the less than 2 weeks before ona gratian day and he says his focus is on getting sworn in and passing immediate relief economic relief to the millions of americans who've been struggling as a result of the pandemic and also to get funding to state and local governments this was not in the previous stimulus relief bill that was just passed to help pay for distribution of the vaccine he says his goal is to get 100000000 shots into the arms of americans in the 1st 100 days he also was asked repeatedly during a news conference on friday about his thoughts about the people who participated in this deadly riot he also had no shortage of choice adjectives for them he said they

were insurrectionists white supremacists domestic terrorists anti-semitism semites and thugs he said they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law but that also is under the purview of the department of justice and that the department of justice should conduct an independent and thorough investigation it will be up to the department of justice to determine exactly what charges these people will face but as you mentioned president elect joe biden says his over arching goal is to unify this country he says we need a principled and. strong this is a direct quote republican party recent p.b.s. maris poll says that just under 50 percent of americans polled believe that trump should be removed from office but when you look at the breakdown by party you see that more than 80 percent of democrats believe he should be removed from office more than 80 percent of republicans say tromp should remain in office underscoring

the fact that this is still a nation divided and it is natasha good name that life for us in wilmington delaware thank you let's stay with this joining us live from new york is karen greenberg she's the host of vital interests podcast and she's also the director of the sensor national security at fordham university school of law great to have you with this here on the news or. what exactly does trump have left to lose the point when he faces a 2nd impeachments i mean he shrugged off the 1st pietschmann cinema's almost emboldened by is why you should he fear a 2nd impeachment why do you think that would be any different. well it would because if you were and you can't run for office again and that's actually a very important point given what you've just reported about how divided the nation

remains how many people still support try no matter how he bypasses norms or breaks the law and so i think the impeachment is not just symbolic although it is also symbolic that there are lines he just can't cross as president of the united states but there also is a worry about the picture and if he were to be impeached then he would not be able to hold that office any office any public office again and i think that that's very much what's driving this even though time is of the essence even though there is so much else for the congress to focus on given code and the need for covert i mean do you think this is perhaps a reason why so many members of the republican party are. reluctant to push ahead with this impeachment. well actually i don't think we know what we don't really know how the republicans do you know we know how the cabinet seems at the cabinet really does not want this president tends to invoke the 20 the

amendment which was another way of removing a president from office but a number of republicans have weighed in saying that they think things should go forward that there needs to be a strong signal sent that this is not republican party each this is not how they want to be remembered in the future as supporting trying i think the big issue as always is mitch mcconnell this impeachment hearing and the trial in the senate could happen very quickly if mitch mcconnell who's the leader of the senate could make it happen but he has indicated in the last 24 hours that he would not be willing to go quite that far by speeding up any kind of trial proceedings but it would be up to him and if he opened the door to it it is doable and it's doable and very quick time i am in tears of how this would affect our trompe wouldn't be allowed to run for public office again but he would still retain his popularity

among his base pairs are there other material reasons that trump should fear an impeachment for example which he loses the secret service protection would he lose whatever immunity comes with being presidents or former presidents of the united states and are there any financial penalties that he can see that he could face. and so there's a lot of questions that remain unanswered because this would be a 1st president nixon knew that impeachment was going to happen and so he resigned and so how actually this would play out would be something that would have to be determined in the aftermath but that there would be serious consequences of all sorts i doubt that it would extend to not protecting the president afterwards but it would impede his legacy and it would be interesting to see how things like presidential libraries and things like that and monies for that would be affected

but again this is something that would really have to be worked out after any impeachment happened and so that's something that really needs to be seen but the but the other consequences of it would have to do with his leadership while there is a base there are a number of reports that what happened wednesday really did deter a number of people who had voted for him i mean i wonder if we had the election again if he actually would get the votes he got it's unlikely as i said before there are lines that he crossed that have affected republicans from those in office to those living in their homes across america as fascinating as we continue to see the repercussions of this rift but we're out of time sadly karen greenberg joining us there live from new york thank you very much indeed for your thoughts and your analysis thank you. response more still to come on this news hour including tens of thousands of malaysians are forced from their homes in the country's worst

flooding in decades kim jong un who says the u.s. remains says country's biggest enemy after joe biden calls north korea's leader a dog and in sports the teen who could claim an unwanted leave records in germany and he will be here with more later. officials in indonesia say a passenger plane suspects it's of crashed after it went missing shortly after takeoff from the capital jakarta rescuers have recovered what they suspect may be debris from the crash 873-757-7500 rather is operating by the country's budget airline. air more than 60 people were on boards and school life and suggest to washington he joins us from jakarta jessica what more do we know about

this incidence at this stage. this is still a developing situation overnight here in jakarta we have been hearing from the airline from the transport authority and from the military as well what we know so far is that just minutes after takeoff just 4 minutes in fact this plane from sukarno hard to airport indonesia's main airport. lost contact and authorities have just confirmed that while one side noticed that the plane was heading in a northwesterly direction the air traffic control authorities here in jakarta attempted to make contact with the freeze however by that point the plane was already off the radar what we know for what has just been confirmed is that at least $62.00 individuals were on board the plane and. looting 7 children and 3 infants now authorities in the 1000 islands which are chain of islands just north

of japan have very close to the capital city believe that they have found debris from the plane the military has sent in reinforcements including helicopters and military vessels attempt to find out what exactly happened there are also questions being asked of the airlines as to the age of these particular boeing aircraft has been confirmation that this aircraft was at least 25 years old but believed to be in good condition we also know that the flight itself was delayed by more than half an hour due to poor weather conditions and heavy rain here in the capital so authorities today and while they continue this investigation are asking questions about the age of the aircraft about the weather conditions and we'll of course be speaking to the relatives of those on board. so much sarah. jessica but one thing is is very clear in the. country a lot of growing to travel to cover rather. air travel safety

records really isn't the best. well that's true of course when you talk about indonesia and you talk about. safety whatever on remember this is that horrific line crash just a few years ago but in terms of this particular airline there have been a few small incidents over the years but a safety record is something that the authorities will be considering carefully as they continue this investigation but as yet it is too early to say what exactly has caused this incident to happen in the cage jesca washington the live from jakarta keep us up states are we will speak to you of course as more news comes in. karen 50000 people have been displaced by widespread flooding in malaysia the red

crescent crucifying rescuing people as floodwaters rise across several states the organization says is concerned about those crowns and emergency shelters choose to see the coronavirus pandemic and says the situation is getting worse by the hour in some areas in turns in land scenes have jihad is a honoree secretary general at the malaysian red crescent society he says the pandemic has made their response very challenging. the current pandemic that we're having. is like a double storm that we are facing at the moment the the floods and the recreation centers are giving a bit of a challenge in terms of space so as we understand that this pandemic requires us to have some level of social distancing but with the flights coming and the evacuation centers there is some limits on. billable

space that we can have for the evacuees but there are areas that have been cut off in terms of road access therefore we have there is a need for us to access these areas using boats and probably even helicopters in order to for us to provide the aid that is needed we also saw deploying our boats and boatmen to the ground to provide assistance in terms of the restoration of the those affected from the homes to the. an avalanche has killed 3 people at a ski resorts in northern russia urgency workers in the city of no real script covered the bodies of a couple and their infant child a 14 year old boy with serious injuries mistaken tells missile investigators say

the avalanche struck one cabin 200 meters away from its original location. well the corona virus a break in the u.k. has broken 2 more records the country reported more than 1300 deaths on friday alone and there was an unprecedented number of new infections london's mayor has declared a major incident saying that hospitals are breaking point life nights in the foka he joins us from london we are waiting on the latest figures there in an area or so but these aren't just numbers there people aren't set the scene for us just how bad are things in the u.k. . you get the distinct impression that things are spiraling rapidly out of control. here in the center of london chinatown the

streets of london much quieter than usual definitely prepared i'm demick times but they're not as quiet as they should be given the fact that we are once again in a national lockdown no way near as quiet as they were even 10 months ago during the 1st national lockdown and that's the huge concern for the scientists because what they're staring out very closely is a new strain of the virus that is escalating rapidly it's thought to be between 50 and 70 percent more transmissible and in some parts of the capital notably in some of the poorer parts in east london barking and dagenham for people who know london was in 16 people it's believed now has the virus even before the new strain was detected cases across england were going up 30 percent on a week by week basis and you can imagine what is going on behind the scenes in hospitals we're hearing horrific reports of war like conditions as doctors flounder

to try and tread water and deal with the influx of vulnerable people all of this is we are in the critical last few weeks as we've been assured by the government before the majority of people crucially vulnerable people able to be vaccinated. and neve given the situation seems to be spiraling control what exactly is the government doing about all of this. well that's the that's the big question we know of course a national lockdown is in place but some scientists believe that the government needs to go much much further a nice to make its message much much clearer the house being a new campaign launch today where the government is basically trying to encourage people to almost act as if they already have the virus it is a much clearer much stock a message but arguably has come a little bit late and given all of the back and forth the u.

turns that the government has shown in the past few days it has contribution to something of a lackluster response to the pandemic people know that they have to wear masks they've got to wash their hands they've got to remain socially distanced that's not what is happening here in chinatown people are having their saturday strolls they're not out doing essential shopping they're doing much much more than that and for the scientists to feel like something positive is happening that what those rules need to be enforced and the government have suggested that they've ended now the whole process of simply advising people want to do it's time now to seriously seriously clamp down but lastly the onus isn't just on the government just on the public rather some believe the go onus is also on the government to support people who cannot self isolate if you're a poor person living in an overcrowded home where can you self isolate within that property in some countries in europe hotels are being provided for for people to do that so the onus is both on the government and the people and hopefully while

people are still awaiting this vaccine it will have some impact on bring in the situation here under control but at the moment things are spiraling out of control . that lie from central london needs thank you. so the come here on al-jazeera the presidential election in the democratic republic of congo last month was supposed to bring stability instead has triggered must displacements we'll tell you why and continuously creativity after years of civil war and now a pandemic living in artists' find a way to heal. us we've this fortunate former world number one suffers an early season setback in abu dhabi.

last couple days of thunderstorms seem likely in the western side of saudi arabia they've been showers around for a while now and they're still in the forecast on sunday but by the time we get to monday or tuesday it seems less likely at least in mecca so they tend to be dying and there's more of a breeze coming down the gulf a brief shower which will bring temperatures down a little bit in doha as an example otherwise things are quiet rather arabia and also the event they run not so in turkey turkey does get rain or more snow just catching the north coast the more active weather we've been following in southern africa are still with us and for the time being for the time being then the low is still where that tropical cyclone the wet season which is january february march for places like the libya is pretty apparent from the forecast when talks right in the shower the coast not so it's causing coast remains dry for a reason is that cold current and the cold wind up to $26.00 in cape time showers are going to vote in some parts of south africa when talk represents that wet

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capitol hill by trump's supporters which could also see him face a 2nd impeachment. officials in indonesia say a passenger plane is suspected to have crashed after missing shortly after takeoff from the capital jakarta best years of our coverage what they suspects may be deputy from leeds 77500 it had 62 people on board. and aid groups are growing increasingly concerned for 50 salaries and people who've been displaced by point spread flooding in malaysia but crescent crews have been rescuing people as the floodwaters continue to rise across several states. north korean leader kim jong un says the united states is his country's biggest enemy and has threatened to expand his nuclear arsenal kim said the u.s. must withdraw its hostile policy if it wants to establish new relations moment bride reports from seoul. the air north korean leader kim jong

un's extensive reports in the opening days of this ruling party congress has mostly concentrated on his country's claimed achievements in the 5 years since the last conference. but he referred again to the economic failings he admitted at the beginning of this gathering the results of a. isolation from international sanctions and the global pandemic would not see us always because the situation is bad and warranted and. so denying who probably means as a counter to such negative views kim was able to highlight big advances in his nuclear arsenal he referred to new missile development such as in submarine launched weapon technology and a new long range intercontinental ballistic missile capable of delivering multiple

warheads with greater accuracy kim jong un also spoke about the need for the testing of new weapons opening up the possibility of more provocative longer range missile launches but north korea has suspended during the past few years of unprecedented summit diplomacy with south korea and the united states it's a far cry from the fake commitments to denuclearize ation made in the singapore summit with the us president donald trump just 2 and a half years ago and as he prepares for his successor joe biden to take over came once again identified the united states as his country's biggest main enemy rob mcbride al-jazeera sold. let's take you back to the corona virus scans and i can the united states it's a new record for infections on friday with nearly 290000 cases of

itself infectious diseases that experts is warning the number of deaths and cases is likely to keep rising incoming president joe biden says he plans to speed up that summations as rob reynolds reports. seeking to speed up the lagging nationwide vaccination effort president elect joe biden plans to release nearly all of a little doses of vaccine rather than holding supplies back for 2nd doses vaccines give us hope but the rollout has been a travesty both approved vaccines from pfizer of biotech and moderne require 2 injections weeks apart the trumpet ministration has been holding back about 50 percent of the nation's supply to provide those booster shots biden harris transition team officials say biden will use emergency wartime powers when he takes office to ramp up vaccine production and ensure that 2nd doses will be available

as of thursday only 5900000 vaccinations had been administered even though 21000000 doses have been shipped and millions more remain in government hands governors have complained of inadequate supplies we don't control the vaccine supply it's all done shatteringly and then we get a proportionate amount. what we get we have to get into people's homes states including arizona maryland and michigan have mobilized their national guards to help with the vaccination efforts of particular concern are the more infectious covert 19 variants spreading in the u.k. and south africa and now present in the united states they are much more transmissible than other strains this variant has the potential to throw jet fuel on a already dangerous situation and the reason for that is this something of

a turbo charged version of the virus in the sense that it's a lot more contagious scientists in texas announce that antibodies from people who received the pfizer vaccine were effective in repel in the new strains under laboratory conditions in more economic fallout from the pandemic the u.s. government says employers cut 140000 jobs in december the decline reflects the recent spike in covert cases and restrictions on businesses intended to contain the pandemic and with another post holiday spike expected economists say january's numbers are likely to be a little better robert oulds al-jazeera china says it's now ready for a visit spy world health organization signed says it's investigating the origins of covert 19 earlier this week members of the scene birds a noise and chain at the last minutes included such village

a professor months she spoke to serious step fasten who asked about the delay and what comes next. we got a message that the visa had not been resolved so that we were asked to stay where we were. and waiting for for what else would would follow and so far so dubby acho is discussing with china. you know what the issue is and that he will reschedule work has already started we have been asked to do a deep dive into what exactly happened at the early stages of this pandemic. and we have been preparing that in discussions with our chinese colleagues the chinese government has been accused of a lack of transparency about the origins of call that 19 if this mission is going to happen how optimistic are you that you can find the truth well truth what

we are there for is to really look at what is what is there and of evidence so the idea is to go really to the place where the 1st problem was china so far has really agreed to the terms of reference of course there is. nervousness which is you know the. the discussion about origin of the pandemic has become a little bit politicized it's a blame game it's a blame game and i think that that's wrong frankly. so as it is i hope that we will be able to get into the position to stay away from the blame game and just do the evidence professor cope months as the assumption that covert 19 originated from an animal market in who is now in doubt after china published findings about earlier infections the team will also look into possibilities that the pandemic started elsewhere as chinese authorities have

suggested but go up on sas china is the right starting point for their investigation from the similarities between the virus found in people and viruses that were already circulating and bats in the region. and the most likely is that that's the rare rare the virus originally came from from bats from bats but are i think it's well possible that there's an intermediate step i used to will looking into the possibility that it might have been i'm human mistake there were of course these these theories that maybe by accident has leaked from a laboratory is that something that you're looking into as well if that leads us to the possibility of a bird free situation then yes we have discussed and we also want to have a look at that and are the chinese authorities willing to let you go into the

laboratories so it's been discussed so i'm assuming yes yeah what you want to do is to prevent another pandemic like we are facing today so how crucial is it that the chinese authorities are going to cooperate with this nation if we want to stay ahead of these things that we really have to collaborate and share information to learn to prevent them. the united nations says violence and insecurity following the central african republic presidential election is forced more than 30000 people to flee into neighboring countries and as nicholas tells us many of them are seeking refuge in cameron bearing scars of unspeakable violence is going to wear maxime and his family they fled the central african republic to cameroon after armed groups to go over control of their town who are a unesco world heritage site is now in the control of the anti christian militia group carrying out what maxine describes as

a reign of terror. because i was on my motorcycle when they chained my legs. look they stabbed me in the stomach and in the back then they stole all i had amid a presidential election a coalition of armed groups that fought each other in 2013 have joined forces capturing almost 2 thirds of a nation the size of france they are threatening to march on the capital bangui accusing president ouattara who has won a 2nd mandate of failing to implement a peace agreement as a result hundreds of thousands of people are on the move filling to neighboring countries including cameroon where they are sheltering in makeshift camps u.n. staff say they are being overwhelmed by the number of refugees you have to consider that in some traffic and public school top of the population is displaced by foreign lands 630000 refugees across the borders of the country and was in the country you have 600 scientists aus and longtime displaced which is

a staggering amount of people in need of assistance it will help and any improvement of the security situation will mean people can return home and account . the presidential election was supposed to bring peace to this war torn country instead it has unleashed a wave of uncontrollable violence despite 12000 u.n. peacekeeping troops russian fighters and the country's you trained soldiers. and his family are not ready to return home fearing the worst is yet to come nicholas hawk al-jazeera. has begun setting up heated tents for refugees more than 2 weeks after a far swept through their camp hundreds of fans asleep in the forests and warm up by fires and freezing cold new has received international criticism for leaving the refugees on shelters jury in the winter many migrants and her bows now trying to

reach the european union through neighboring croatia. 10 newborn babies have dies in a hospital far in western india stuff rescued 7 other infants at the government run hospital in the state of maharashtra since the farm's caused by an electrical short circuits this is the 3rd face almost missile fire in india in the last 6 months as per annum has more from india's put job states. the father broke out at around 2 o'clock in the morning and what's called a special newborn care unit of the band out of district hospital the district's administrator says that there were 2 nurses and a helper at the top in the ward that they immediately raise the alarm that the fire brigade was called and the staff managed to rescue 7 babies but couldn't get to the 10 others because there were explosions in the ward the police say that the fire was most likely caused by the electrical short circuit

a senior doctor says most of the 10 babies died from smoke inhalation but one from severe burn and juries before the blaze was pushed out of the 5 or gate did manage to stop the blaze from spreading to other parts of the hospital they moved all the patients to safety. deputy leader has ordered an urgent order of all the hospitals in the state and his national commission for the protection of child rights has asked for an urgent report into what happened but unfortunately this is just the latest disaster to raise concerns doubts about the safety of india's hospitals where fires aren't uncommon last year at least 8 people 8. virus patients were killed in a fire in august in the state of georgia and another 500 patients were killed in another blaze in the same state in the event that. thousands of mourners have gathered in pakistan for the funeral of 11 coal miners killed by isong the men were

part of the minority as she has on a community there captured and shot last sunday near the capital of the largest on province killing sponsor a week of nationwide protests over the lack of protection for minorities and workers. cars have been driving across the qatar saudi border for the 1st time in 3 and a half years it's reopens after an agreement to end the book kates which was imposed by saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt's coronavirus testing measures are in place. at least 3 people have died in spain as a massive snowstorm sweeps across parts of the country it's frozen traffic and travel even thousands of people trapped in cars train stations and airports madrid says one of the worst hit cities essence other regions the 24 hours of continuous snow fall from an unusual combination of cold air and the a wyvil of the warmer storm filomena from the sack. still to come on al-jazeera

will have the sport for you and the 17 year old striker to give the premier league champions a scare and he will be here the 1st story after the break. the back. these men are survivors of a covert 9046 year old is a limousine driver is the only one here who needed to go to hospital when he became bill in early march it will be will go on board it will be on balance already november so deep it is a 34 year old driver for a pictorial family and he tested positive my body is good it will always more but will you all be health officials say the rate of new infections has slowed the goal here is to conduct a broad serving to better understand transmission and asymptomatic cases which in turn could help policy decisions in the future so it would be easy for us to inform

the decision making on what to do next the goal now is to increase testing and contact trees that. the government provides retesting and medical treatment for those who need it campaigns to raise awareness continue. to move. the over. the edge. a focus for here's randi kaye thank you so much our german saying shall void an unwanted record should they fail to 100 to hoffenheim delap gone 31 the bundesliga matches without a victory and that will equal the all time record set by berlin in the mid 1900.

quite a fall for same that was in the european champions league just 18 months ago when the game versus hoffenheim is into the 2nd half and there is some good news for shelter fans they are actually leading a nail or regardless fist result the same are in danger of being relegated we've been speaking to bond as they get world feed analyst chris williams about what's gone wrong there's a lot of problems the fans have got with the hierarchy of the club supervisory paul there's been a few resignations over the last few months but yes shocker of the 3rd biggest club in germany in membership behind by munich and bruce should dortmund and they've won european competitions in the past year wait for a cup. in this league above they have won the poke out of their fans are extremely angry at the way the club has been djoko were quite close to going into administration when football was poles there got a lot of financial trouble and of course a big percentage of their income is made on match day income so funds going through

the gates and taking their places in the stands and in the seats around you know they're quite heavily affected financially they were very close to going to the wall until the blunders the game came back that's obviously been impacted further by the fact that we still play behind closed doors in germany so financially they're on the brink and if they were to go down into the 2nd bomb this league ain't as vital in this league or they would be in financial peril yet again and there's lots of stars who would like to get out is whether they can get the right price for those if showgirl relegated there could be a fire sale come the end of the season which would be disastrous for the club. there are 20 games in the english f.a. cup this saturday title holders are still playing newcastle a little lights are on aston villa were missing all of the senior squad for friday's talk against liverpool giants who i coronavirus out right at say made up of under $23.00 an underwriting players still managed to get the premier league champions a real scare 17 year old barry hit with a goal that made it $11.00 at hof time that was before the polka dots

a cover after the break and ended for one basketball star steph curry once again showing the form that made him it suits my most valuable player in the n.b.a. he scored 38 points for the golden state warriors as they came back to beat the l.a. clippers 115 that's one of 5 it also scored a career high 62 points against portland last sunday the 3 time day champion spent much of the last 14 months recovering from a broken hand and missed most of last season. every night is cable a look entirely different when you're trying to figure you know yourself. and stay competitive and again i just like the way we responded in the later this season is going to require everybody to stay engaged stay committed stay in the fight and know that you can have an absolute out was win games these 2 time m.v.p. and he's a phenomenal basketball player and usually was stuff when he has a tough game he bounces back the next one that's as part of his character board of

his competitiveness so. he found something out there you know we found some openings in got himself gone. and the detroit pistons secured a comeback victory the i became a 23 point deficit the phoenix suns one sense one i 5 john brown starring with 31 points. australia for themselves in a strong position so when the 3rd test match against india in sydney the all c's ended 331100 3 fifth's in the 2nd innings us a lead of 100 and $97.00 runs monosyllabic shane and steve smith all the nets out batsman the series coming in level at one match each you know the bigs the tecate got laid you know get up over $300.00 or did it hoping that we could keep it to reality and mike got a really tough time to score and i you know like that form for you know not the part that you 'd.

yes he missed out 'd. and russian qualifier anastasio casanova has stunned former world number one carolina place at the abu dhabi open the who is ranked 292 in the world just over an hour to sail a straight sets victory against prescott this was the 21 year old's 1st ever match against a player inside the top 100 and she is now through syria the last 60. ok that is high sports looking finish thank you very much and say before we go a collective of libyan artists and musicians has banded together it's a highlight the impacts of coronavirus on a country torn apart by conflict that has counted 104000 factions since the pandemic began i think china reports the. deep within tripoli's old city under house of libya's musicians and artists a space to express themselves in titled persistence this exhibition highlights the

covert 1000 pandemic in a country already torn apart by years of conflict it brings together photographers and artists who want to prove through their art that they can overcome the challenges of filipe. unfortunately in libya support for artists is absent this is why we created this art house so artists can express themselves and send messages through their art people's hopes fears and experiences of living with a lack of basic services like electricity or all expressed here the city of tripoli saw intense violence for 14 months when warlord khalifa haftar is libyan national army or was the military offensive in april last year his forces later retreated towards the east after the internationally recognized tripoli government we took l n a held territory in june and as well as war the difficulties of living through

a pandemic but on unsolved. i'm a doctor 1000 was really hard for us i was afraid i would spread kavi to my family from the hospital there was fear and panic when i would leave the hospital they feelings were a heavy burden only so i would express them in colors in my art to lighten the load for these people persistence shows the importance of perseverance through hardship and how to. lead the war or to see a stop an artists from creating as artists we express our experiences and our campuses and our music that's why we organize this is that to give our artists a space to express themselves now after nearly 6 months of calm and tripoli these artists are beginning to hope that the pain and fear they start to fade a new life in libya may be playing well a trainer al jazeera triple. a not searched for me for this new search to be here

and i'll just say i'll be back with you after the short break. it's being seen as the bloodiest general election in uganda's history dozens have been killed and a crackdown on the opposition is ongoing as voters head to the polls on january 14th will examine whether this election can pave the way for change uganda elections on al-jazeera. the hillbilly harmless caricature or a malicious label denying a people their culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources that

dividing. haka thing as with all successful that even people in the region believe the field type then becomes dangerous it's only a region of trash so. why not trash it what's in a name hillbilly a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the fast at the side of a new series expose the imperial origins of the drug trade commerce what's good for some fires are always good for commerce of use thanks very much want to go and opiates passage from the far east to europe and the united states. any money money money in these mountains is open. drug trafficking politics and power the era of empires on al-jazeera.

al-jazeera where every. move syrian peace donald trump gather pace the guard works being made to take action as early as monday. while twitter stamps out attempts by the president to communicate with followers such are permanently suspending his accounts. that i'm have them on here jean and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up debris is found in the waters north of indonesia's capital where a passenger jet is suspected to have crashed.