the money money money in these mountains is open. drug trafficking politics in the air and pirates and. 'd he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him democrats ramp up the feds to impeach donald trump for a 2nd time as outrage grows over the capitol riots by the u.s. president's supporters. hello i'm a very unforgiving this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up rescuers find more day brief from an indonesian plane that's gone missing with 62 people on board we'll have a live update. corona virus infections cross $3000000.00

in the u.k. putting the health service under severe strain with calls for strict along measures . and we bring you the latest from kyrgyzstan this presidential election where the front runner is an ex convict. calls to impeach u.s. president onil trump a growing off to wednesday's siege of the capitol building speaker nancy pelosi has been leading the charge to impeach trump for inciting the mob attack unless he resigns immediately. sadly the person who's running executive branch is a during unhinged dangerous president of the united states and yet only a number of days until we can be protected from him but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him well i gather that the

25th amendment is off the table that is it nothing is off the table but the man is reverberating among democrats armed some republicans articles of impeachment of been drafted and are expected to be brought to the house of representatives on monday this as the nation's law enforcement and intelligence communities work to identify and detain the perpetrators more than 50 people of the arrested let's go live to washington of sirius gabriel elizondo is there for escape what's the latest on plans to impeach the president. well they're moving forward because it's just heard there from nancy pelosi she says if trump does not step down that she will pursue impeachment and it really is up to her as a speaker of the house and she has a lot of support behind her pretty much from her entire democratic caucus as well as a growing number of republicans in the house and senate as well but for nancy pelosi

it's the it's the people in the house of representatives that matter for her because that's where she's a speaker of the house the democrats are hoping to push through impeachment very very fast it's expected that palosi over the weekend has been working on finalizing the language of the articles of impeachment we saw a draft of it that was leaked friday night to journalists here in washington but that's not the final version she's working on the language of the final version over the weekend and then we could have a vote on impeachment in the house of representatives as soon as tuesday or wednesday of next week perhaps. and then all they need is a simple majority there which seems almost assured at this point and then of course it would go on to the senate where that would need 2 thirds vote of all of the senate for donald trump to be essentially convicted and then removed from office that's a little bit more uncertain if that would happen in the senate because could that

all be done in the next 11 days that donald trump is president time is running short bottom line though is that there is growing growing pressure not only on donald trump to step down but beyond that growing pressure by the democrats to push through this impeachment proceedings which will be kicking off for sure on monday here in washington with again a potential vote as early as tuesday or wednesday trump of course would be only the 2nd president i'm sorry the 1st president in u.s. history to be impeached twice out series gabriel is under reported live from washington good many thanks. the capitol siege camps that you multi-use for years under trump which have seen a marked rise in racial injustice and police brutality brian levitt is the director of the center for the study of hate and extremism at california state university in san bernadino each of us live via skype from san diego good to have you with us

president elect biden says that the the capital rioters are domestic terrorists how does the u.s. team radicalize its far right extremists and will rights under the constitution the the right to bear arms for example hamper any attempts to do so. great great question let me answer the 1st question the the last question 1st the 2nd amendment supreme court has held does not allow you to have a gun anywhere at any time and that even from the most conservative justice from a 2008 supreme court decision called heller with respect to off ramps for people who were involved who were involved in radicalization there are some wonderful organizations like life after hate but there are very few of them relative to the people who are extremists we have quite a number of extremism and depending on how you parse it you're binge surveys that

show for instance 43 percent say whites are under attack you have been others polls that show that cuban on membership or belief it's not a group goes into the millions upon millions and we see these deeds murderee bubbles of millions of grievances on particular the hard for and conspiratorial right along with these these insurrectionist 2nd amendment gun folks so the problem is a lot of these folks don't want to exit and then when the few that do there aren't a lot of resources for them because those groups do this work so well like like after hate can't possibly take on all these people so it's got to be done through a public health perspective and we are so our center is actually going to be working with physicians on how to do this is a public health problem as well and what are the treatment what are the people that but you you wouldn't necessarily process extremists just ordinary people who fall in under the spell who've been lied to who see conspiracies and genuinely feel that

the election was stolen how do you deal with and trenched opinions when they have the basis in fact. thank you it's very difficult and it actually influences when we see extremism pop up a lot of folks are expecting extremists to be on a boil at a certain point right after election time but it plateaued it was only after in that alternate universe to people began to realize that the president trump is not going to have a 2nd term they changed who leer aggression is directed towards it was 1st state and local officials public health folks progressive democrats jews globalists you name it now the expanded to mainstream republicans law enforcement and others so this is an insurgency that we have going on now and we shouldn't take it lightly so that's a big problem luckily just today for instance after president trump was already

dropped from twitter apple has dropped the alternative platform that many trump supporters are on called parlor and not going to be almost a death blow as one of my friends said today to big developments just in the 1st few days of the year big developments with respect to you know how these movements grew getting access to social media that is being curtailed quite a bit and the hampering of the president what happens going forward will be very interesting but we're looking at this transition period to be a time of heightened risk that will not dissipate later but it may change a bit in form and how this violence is manifested. on the subject of trump's expulsion from from twitter and policy say to the social media platforms in the u.s. despite concerns of a. free speech but they do they need tighter regulation. possibly but look here's the thing as private companies the 1st amendment doesn't

apply if i if if i own a restaurant i can ask people to leave as long as i'm not discriminating against him because they're they're jewish black or muslim or something but you don't have a right to have your message distributed for free and there are terms of service contractually that being said i'm a bit concerned about regulations let's see what they could beat but right now in the 1st week of the year these social media companies are doing a much better job let's see what they do going forward it's a little bit like playing whack a mole like this movie that we had with the rodney dangerfield was looking for the goal for on a golf course and eventually they blew up the hall that looks what it looks like what's happening today one thing real quickly it remains to be seen what amazon will do because they deal with a lot of these companies to providing certain kinds of web support but bottom line is there's not a 1st amendment concern under a constitution because these companies are private companies that being said it does censor in the sense that people may not be able to have access but you don't

have a right even under our constitution here to promote violence here's there's something called incitement and that can be outlawed if certain conditions are met a likelihood of violence and an imminent imminent sea of violence and i think more and more of the social media companies are looking to have some kind of parallel set of regulations who is going to talk to prime many thanks to brian levin the in san diego thank you and to all our friends who are on the world thank you so much. and today's even best to gates is a far more wreckage in the search for missing passenger plane a boeing 737500 disappeared from radar shortly after takeoff from the capital jakarta 62 people were on board a dozen ships and helicopters were deployed to look for the crash sites jessica washington reports. indonesia's west valley mountain in the city of pontianak these people were waiting to welcome their family and friends but anticipation

turned to devastation as they heard flight s.j. wanted to have gone missing this man was waiting for his daughter. i was supposed to pick them up this is my 1st daughter i won't ever see them again more than 60 people were on board the she would jaya flight from jakarta to pontianak infants and children were among the passengers the plane lost contact just 4 minutes after takeoff now the. controllers of the jakarta approach saw that the plane was not flying at $75.00 degrees but was headed northwest the air traffic controller asked the pilots to confirm where they were headed not logged off within seconds the plane went missing from the right. the boeing 737500 was at least 25 years old the flight had been delayed by 30 minutes due to heavy rain in the indonesian capital a search team says they believe they have found debris from the plane in the sea

close to the 1000 islands north of jakarta the national search and rescue agency and navy have dispatched teams to the area fishermen say they heard a loud crash. authorities have established a crisis center here it's a part of the heart that airport in asia's busiest airport for relatives of those on board to speak with authorities find out what happened to their loved ones they've also established a crisis center in front they are not in west valley month all the relatives were waiting at the airport for their loved ones to disinvite in jakarta aria found out his family had been on board. the ferry around 530 i heard the news i also my friends to make sure that it was right and it was full of my family members were among the victims. sri which has never had a major safety incident authorities say they are working swiftly to find out what

went wrong. jessica is with us now live for the latest from times from priya porson in jakarta jessica what's happening. this is a huge coordinated effort involving the military the navy the national police and experienced divers let me just give you a sense of what's happening here where these search operation is being awarded major there is a disaster victim identification center and just behind me you can see some of the debris that authorities have found already what appears to be some sort of emergency ram now authorities say that overnight the search effort was hampered by the documents of course it being late in the evening but of course also heavy rains and choppy waters today conditions are more favorable but it is still quite windy divers have gone down hoping to find more debris from the plane authorities have sent some of what they've found. the investigation adrian we've also been speaking

with the aviation experts here in indonesia we say that. airlines has quite a decent record and has never had a major safety incident before these inquiries will continue today and possibly weeks as to what happened to this 26 year old boeing aircraft yesterday in chicago zeros jessica washington reporting live from jakarta just. a weather update next here on our sara then packed pictures during a pandemic the last of americans to find locked out oh this is corona virus cases continue to say. it's time for the perfect gentleman. with a sponsor like qatar airways to still see. knowing in japan but it's easing the

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hello again this is of 0 the main news this hour u.s. democrats are pushing to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence on capitol hill $180.00 democrats are co-sponsoring a resolution a plan to introduce it on monday with a vote possible by wednesday. more than 50 people are now facing charges for taking part in wednesday's why as the u.s. intelligence community and police are appealing for help to identify more suspects . and in today's it investigators have found more wreckage in the search for a missing passenger plane a boeing 737500 disappeared from radar shortly after takeoff from the capital cost that $62.00 people will force.

the u.k. is now recorded more than 3000000 coated 19 cases since the pandemic began the health department says the deaths of suppost 80000 almost 60000 infections were reported on saturday and more than 1000 london's mayor has declared a major incident saying the spread of the virus is out of control al jazeera is need barker in london says the severity of the situation still hasn't sunk in for everyone. the streets of the capital are quiet but the fear is there not quite enough nowhere near as empty as they were 10 months ago during the 1st lockdown of mass despite growing concerns about the speed in which the new strain of the virus is multiplying here in the capital in certain london boroughs one in 16 people are believed to now have coronavirus and all of that has a knock on effect on how well equipped the country's national health service is to deal with the crisis the fear also is that perhaps complacency has set in as well

people know that they have to wear a mask they know that they have to wash their hands or remain socially distance but in order to bring the numbers down the scientists say the people really need to start seeing this like a pandemic within the pandemic which is why the british government has launched a new campaign to try to encourage people to act as if they already have coronavirus we wait now to see whether or not the vaccine wins the race against the virus some good news in that the british government has approved the use of the maternal vaccine the rollout of that will begin fairly soon and the hope is that by the middle of february 15 1000000 people some of the most vulnerable people to getting the coronavirus of being hospitalized or potentially dying will receive the vaccine but in the meantime the message is very much to stay at home. a surge of cases in southern california is overwhelming intensive care units and ambulance

services that california has seen more than 43000 covert 19 cases in the past 24 hours and almost 22000 people are in hospital with the virus the state is deployed almost 19 refrigeration trailers rectus made sure makeshift morgues more than 1000 people have died over the past 2 days. canada's most popular stays on terrio as recorded born 3000 new coronavirus cases each day now for a week on saturday nearly 3 and a half 1000 cases were reported following a record 4249 on friday prayer doug ford says that the province is in crisis but is considering more extreme measures on top of the region wide lockdown that's been in place since late december well then 400 covert 19 patients are in intensive care in ontario and in the country's worst affected state quebec a nighttime curfew is now in place the discovery of a more infectious variant of the corona virus in latin america is raising alarm

tougher restrictions are in place but large numbers of people are defying orders by traveling at attending party is danielle schreiber reports. this is not what medical experts had in mind with urging people to take measures to restrict the spread that the 2nd wave of recorded 19 pandemic had beaches in rio de janeiro and elsewhere in brazil where infections top 8000000 now. there hasn't been any bare minimum planning and logistical organization for the establishment which feasible bucks a nation plan brazil is that the end of the line and last for the start of a mass immunization program against covert nineteen's. there are similar tales of crowding on beaches in argentina and this video taken at the seaside party in chile . thousands more people are preparing to escape hotting crime cities to join them

to be my given. during the 1st weekend of january it's estimated about 55000 people will travel from the santiago metropolitan region which is the equivalent of about 2000 buses leaving a capital. however the number of deaths and infections continue to rise brazil still without a national vaccine program is one of the world's worst affected with 200000 dead. buried you are more urgently needed just my obligation as a sister daughter niece is to put the names of my family forward so people can understand the risks of this disease and that no one is immune no matter your social class race or religion you know all the tricycles losing our lives from the disease. research is in brazil have me more confirmed that the woman who contract with the virus last may was really to reinfected with the super virulent south african strain. and in peru a massive national testing program is underway focused on the most vulnerable after

scientists discovered the highly infectious strain of the virus 1st found in the u.k. type trouble with strictness had been imposed across latin america this is the scene in the colombian capital where 85 percent of hospital beds are occupied with cobbett 19 patients who are poorly scope or 8 for the sake of life and health for all the people for the world for the country and for everything else. thanks a nation programs are underway across latin america but while many respect the restrictions to control the pandemic thousands more don't or the numbers of dead and dying continue to rise. one osiris. polls are opening for the presidential election of the central asian states of kurdistan the front runner up is a man who a little over 3 months ago was serving an 11 and a half year sentence for kidnapping so they are just part of was freed from jail by

supporters during protests following a parliamentary election last october the results of the election were an old after allegations of vote buying of zeros child stratford reports now from the capital bishkek. bake works part time on a farm on the outskirts of the skank winter is especially hard for cuteness pharmacist kelly about his comfort in the man he's voting for in the presidential election will win and put an end to the corruption and political mismanagement q.b. stan has suffered since independence following the collapse of the soviet union really 30 years ago long term in the snows and more long. power off lost his father his mother and son when he was in prison so he understands a hard life he's a sincere guy he has an open heart and he would do a lot for ordinary people compete to other politicians who say one thing but think and do another to power off is honest and with god's help he will be our leader

there are at least 15 other candidates running in this presidential election but analysts say none of them have the level of support the souther to power off has in rural communities of kyrgyzstan a little those 3 months ago to power for serving a jail term for kidnapping a crime he says he never committed because he wasn't in the country at the time it happened he was freed from prison by supporters in protests off the october was parliamentary election an election that was made invalid because of widespread allegations of vote buying. to parle spoke to supporters on the last day of his presidential campaign. he became the country's acting leader when both the prime minister and president resigned amid protests after the failed parliamentary poll. he called for presidential elections before stepping down as per the constitution so he could run for president himself. he describes himself as

a curious nationalist from a conservative ruled background. he was a member of parliament on the one of 3 presidents overthrown in revolutions over the last 30 years. despite his recent promises to crack down on corruption his critics say he's being soft on leaders of powerful criminal networks by offering them amnesty if they hand over stolen and laundered money to the state. this is deplorable surrounded by supporters after they freed him from jail and stormed the parliament building in october he says what he described as kyrgyzstan's 10 year experiment with parliamentary democracy has failed yet that voters are being asked to choose between a parliamentary or presidential system in a referendum the departure of called for when he was acting prime minister opponents accuse him of planning to expand his own presidential power if he wins

the election not that. this is bad for democracy the parliamentary system despite its flaws is still young a return to a presidential system will reduce the activity of political parties and young people's interest in participating in this country's political future back at the farm is looking forward to the election he says the best chance of a better future for his young family is if saddam depart off wins let's go live now to the capital of al-jazeera such as trafficking support you just saw is with us now live so there are genuine fears that kind of assad's fledgling democracy what are you hearing charles from opponents of japan of about the way that he's carried out this campaign. oh yes a journey i mean it's fair to say just as a little bit of additional context that kyrgyzstan is widely considered to be the

most democratic of all the post soviet central asian states the overthrow 3 presidents in the last 26 years people are highly politicized and the fledgling democracy is often described as something that they are very proud of but this meteoric rise of this man southerners you fall for is causing a lot of his opponents and critics to question the kind of effect that he will have he's widely considered to have to win these elections believe that he will win this election the kind of effect that he will have on democracy they're concerned about the kind of methods that he has used in his campaigning complaints of intimidation bullying threats being made by his supporters against opposition activists and opposition members they're also very concerned he's use of parliament he's use of parliament initially to get votes to be the interim leader to an old

parliamentary elections and the use of parliament to vote to hold a referendum on a constitutional change and opponents argue that parliament is seen as illegitimate for the mere fact that nothing has changed since those parliamentary elections that were no it's the same rule makers who are very much part of that parliament now to power off initially promised that they were going to be new parliamentary elections that certainly when we spoke to him personally after that an old column and. there's no indication of any new parliamentary elections happening there are also big concerns and allegations that are made against him out of his that he denies about rumors that he still have connections will have connections had connections with criminal networks in this country very powerful criminal networks that had such a detrimental effect on the parliamentary vote in. now as we know spent around 3 years in jail of that 11 and

a half year jail term before he was freed and he has promised to crack down on corruption here but he's offered an amnesty to criminals saying if i hand back the money that they've stolen then they can go free so there are concerns about just how hard he's going to be on very powerful criminal networks here as i say though it seems very much that this is a one horse race despite there being around 15 other candidates they're not getting a look in and it's very early days the polls have just opened literally a few minutes ago it's going to be very interesting to see voter turnout certainly pundits that we've spoken to say that they don't believe that many of our of opposition will actually come out or opposition supporters will come out and he the ball the voting. very interesting events of the last couple of months is going to be fascinating to see how today unfolds many thanks indeed for that live in bishkek .