killing of protesters. the story of the rise and fall of hosni mubarak the family of a short one colleges are. momentum is gathering among us democrats to begin a 2nd impeachment process against u.s. president donald trump. my. time how am i getting in and this is sound as here on live from doha also coming up taiwan hails a u.s. move to strengthen ties which is anger china as joe biden prepares to take office salvage teams pinpoint the location of flight recorders in the wreck of a passenger plane that crashed off indonesia. and despite strict lock downs

coronavirus cases continue to soar across the u.k. and hospitals stretched to their limits. my. democrats are drafting articles of impeachment for president donald trump's role in encouraging process which to send it into violence in the size congress has speaker nancy pelosi says they have no choice unless trump's cabinets moves to push him from office themselves or he quits democratic members of the house of representatives expect to introduce articles of impeachment this week but whether it's impeachment all the 25th amendment forcing donald trump out of office is unlikely as there across a controlled house of representatives could quickly approve articles of impeachment and send them to the senate that's where trump would be put on trial however

a conviction and removal requires a 2 thirds majority and that is highly doubtful the senate is also adjourned. and so january 19th which is the day before joe biden's inauguration law school 25 all of the u.s. constitution allies for the removal of a president who is unable to perform the duties of the office it is the backing of the vice president though in a majority of cabinets and 2 thirds majority of congress to be invoked so let's get some reaction from the united states patty cole hain is on capitol hill and patty we know at this stage that we are looking at a 2nd impeachment of donald trump but where's the things stand right now. well we're still a little bit of news about how this might play out so that the members of the democratic house say that they need to hold president accountable for his words and

his actions and so they think that the he has to be the 1st u.s. president to be impeached twice and they say that will send a message and also it could mean that he could never serve in office again if in fact he is impeached and in convicted in a trial in the senate. they're going to go ahead they're going to do in the next couple of days one thing we're hearing now is how they're going to handle this is because the senate probably wouldn't take it up until january 19th january 20th january 20th is when joe biden gets inaugurated becomes president and if they were in the middle of a trial they wouldn't be able to confirm any of his cabinet picks or really they just steal the spotlight from him now we're hearing speaker pelosi is going to do the political move of impeaching donald trump well he's still in office and then simply holding on to those documents now walking them across the capitol for the 1st 100 days of biden's term that way he gets the attention the senate it's business done and then 100 days later the senate can hold

a trial now you mention that it's possible that they won't have republican support but at the same time one of the most important things to remember is in that close election the democrats got control of the senate so unlike the last impeachment trial where republicans for the 1st time in the history of this country chose not to call witnesses in the impeachment trial this time and the $100.00 days after biden's inaugurated the democrats can make it a full spectacle they can put it put him on trial and but right now republicans are trying to send the message that they shouldn't do that let's listen to the senator from missouri. i think the president's. decisions and his actions that day and leading up to that day on this topic were clearly reckless i said that very early in the evening on wednesday that this was a tragic day for the country and the president had some had involvement in that publicly leaders going to hold him accountable in any way for it well i think the

country is the right way to hold presidents accountable to the president should be very careful over the next 10 days that his behavior is what you'd expect from the leader of the greatest country in the world now my personal view is that the president touched the hot stove on wednesday and is unlikely to touch it again meanwhile passing we are hearing details of when it sees offense and how the. you know it's been a couple of days and people have been combing through social media and really trying to put together tick tock of how this happened and i think for the 1st time we're realizing just how incredibly close that mob some of them are some of them with restraints were to getting close to members of congress on the house side we saw about 70 members of one video trying to get out what they said was the last exit that was available to them and only thing standing between them is a door with 3 capitol police officers there's new video now that shows. the mob

descending the senate yelling where are they where are they and there was one lone capitol police officer that directed them up the stairs if they had simply turned right they would have been able to walk into the senate chamber with senators inside now so there is some evidence that the mob many in the mob didn't have any idea where 'd they were because it is incredibly confusing complex but one representative brought up some information today that he thinks there might be more to what was going on behind the scenes take a listen. because. this is it has got my name on the don't. bother the office. to the just. word usually. just i have no idea but not the right. but the guy. just talked about it so i'm not going to use it i do know this i must say

there was just. all the free stuff at the door and there were people trying to get it so all of what really happened here this unprecedented historic terrifying vent starting to sink in as people realize just how much worse it could have been it could have been we don't know what their intentions were obviously not good some in the crowd chanting hang mike pence yelling where's nancy speaking about the speaker pelosi a really really close call and there's a new poll out i want to point out that 67 percent of americans think this is donald trump's fault that he caused this to happen that said only 13 percent of republicans think that it is his fault so these politicians are only looking to see if that number moves up which it seems if there's a trial and there's what this is quite possibly could so that could get them enough republican support is going to be

a very very interesting couple of months here on capitol hill and certainly will patty kohei in there bring is the very latest from capitol hill thank you. now a search and rescue team in indonesia has found human remains and twisted wreckage in the java sea the discovery comes a day after a passenger jet disappeared shortly after takeoff from jakarta airport's authorities say they're also close to finding the aircraft's flight recorders just a washington reports from the ins and asian capital. in these waters just off the coast of the indonesian capital a search operation by sea and air continues in the java sea rescuers found body parts clothing and scraps of metal. i received the handover of evidence and debris from the military and we will need to analyze further. it's a devastating outcome for the relatives of those on board flight s j 182 to pontianak. authorities have asked them to help identify the victims. this is

a huge effort here in indonesia involving the coordination of the military maybe the national police and experienced divers who have been returning periodically with what they have found there for the job and feed. the flight was delayed by half an hour due to heavy rain and the plane lost contact just 4 minutes after taking off an indonesian sukarno had to and port. sonar equipment detected a signal near the search area authorities say they're confident the signal is from the aircraft's black box. for monitoring the results of a strongly suspected that according to the coordinates of the last contact the signal from the aircraft has been found but. across indonesia people have been shaken by the incident in jakarta relatives of those on board a being helped at this crisis center. risky curd no one had 5 family members on the

flight. i saw the name of my family on the list i couldn't even speak i flew to jakarta yesterday. i have no strength i am speechless. aviation observers in indonesia. has a good track record on safety the boeing 737500 plane was at least 26 years old but some experts say its history of maintenance is more important and their track record before it descriptively. incidents accidents is almost nil many indonesians have been separated from their families since the start of the pandemic and these people in pontianak have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of their relatives on the flights around having been in a car i was joking in saying that when she arrives we can eat saute together she

replied that we would eat tofu my favorite meal also but instead of a family reunion they now face a painful tragedy jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta at least 11 people have been killed in 2 landslides in indonesia's west java province seconds hit while crews were evacuating people on rescuers are among the victims the landslides have been taken ites have taken out it's a bridge and several routes make you difficult to bring in heavy taking equipments . recovery crews are struggling at the site of a sunken ship in the democratic republic of congo hundreds of bodies are believed to be trapped under the wooden vessel which capsized on friday will cross in the congo with officials say it was overloaded with both passengers and its cargo of cement and its weight says making covering the efforts more difficult. to. horrify been heartbroken the strategy is the result of fraudulent behavior on

friday evening a boat owner and his crew undertook to travel at night despite a ban on nighttime cross and unfortunately they defied it and that resulted in the events we all deplore still to come on al-jazeera in another blow to donald trump's online presence and isn't suspense parlor social media platform used by his supporters and voting ends in kurdistan's election where the front runner was busted out of present. my. however once again we've got more in the way of dry and quiet weather across the middle east basin pieces the cloud up towards to around the caucuses chance of one of 2 showers just around armenia nothing too much to speak of having said that you might catch. just about that western side of saudi arabia

a key continuing to blow along the gulf highs here in doha of around 21 celsius and cool nice having said that temperatures falling back into the the mid teens as a result of that but it does stay dry but much as it should be for this time of the year dry weather comes down across the whole of africa we have got some showers just around yukon that want to showers into southern parts of kenya where so weather for a time though will make its way into malawi with showers there rash of showers through kenya more than in central parts of mozambique also seeing some rather wet weather notice it's still pretty wet across that eastern side of namibia that west of weather coming down into the far south of botswana will see some more heavy showers for a time coming into south africa some lively showers coming through here as that western weather there into a malawi we could see some flooding here this week. from

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this is al jazeera could run over the top stories this hour us democrats are moving ahead in the attempts to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence at capitol hill at least $180.00 democrats in our co-sponsor in resolute resolution and plan to introduce it on monday with a hoax possibly by awareness day. scenes in indonesia have detected a signal from flight recorder from a passenger jets that crashed into the java sea the boeing 737562 people on board disappeared from radar screens minutes after takeoff on saturday. and recovery crews are struggling at the size of a sunken ship in the democratic republic of congo hundreds of bodies ability to be trapped under the wooden vessel which capsize some friday or crossing the congo river. by disturbing video a cell emerging from the files on capitol hill where the same. it's includes one of

the risers shows him that they wanted to kill vice president mike pence chapelle reports in the fall like this is causing a social media companies. following an unprecedented attack on the u.s. capitol building many are asking whether president donald trump incited his supporters to commit acts of violence during the chaos trump tweeted his view the vice president mike pence lacked the courage to try and change november's presidential election results twitter immediately restricted that post citing a risk of violence meanwhile the crowd could be heard chanting. the president's comments came as members of congress and the vice president were certifying the election results twitter later suspended his account and warn that his supporters are planning future armed protests on january 17th now the smaller so-called tech platforms are being criticized for their roles in the events gap saw a 40 percent increase in traffic during the attack with some in the crowds

allegedly using it to try and find the vice president who was sheltering in the building. parlor which has gained more than 12000000 users in the past year is viewed as a safe haven for those who've also been removed from twitter it removed this post from a pro trump attorney but that kind of limited foresman action wasn't enough for amazon which is remove parlors web hosting services calling it a very real risk to public safety google and amazon have removed it from their app stores probably says an anti competitive pack of big tech tyrants is working together to stifle competition in the social media marketplace course like everybody else we were horrified by a lot of the incitement that was going on this week and we are doing everything that we can within our principles to you know tail appropriately with that content and we you know we work with law enforcement as well but that content has been everywhere this week this has been a very unusual week and to be singled out we think is quite unfair internet safety

activist larry magid says there is value in services that allow people to express their views where the public and also law enforcement can see them if people want to use the internet to conspire they're going to find a way to do it whether it's parlor a gab or the dark web or however they're able to do it people will but it won't have the kind of reach to trump now had for example with his or had arrived till till yesterday with 88000000 twitter followers it'll be a darker portion of the web and that's a view shared by other analysts who argue that restricting social media outlets will only force them underground. as the u.k. accelerates as facts a nation program the chief medical officer has issued a dark warning about the capacity of hospitals to treats the rising number of seriously ill cope with 19 patients christmassy says the national health service is facing its most dangerous situation yet he says hospitals coots become overwhelmed and emergency patients turned away in 3 weeks time if people ignore the containment

measures around 200000 people a day are being vaccinated against the virus the parker has more now from london. piccadilly circus normally one of the busiest spots in the whole country now largely empty as a result of the new national law but scientists warn that restrictions may need to get even tougher if the country stands a chance of coping with the spread of the new strain of corona virus between 50 and 70 percent more transmissible than the 1st according to some sources as many as one in 16 people here in the capital and some of the most deprived boroughs now has covert 19 because i know it's quite contagious and. i live with people. not high risk by higher risk then than me so i'm just taking as much precautions as i can people of the state it's more seriously because obviously it shows there's a mutation and things can change it get worse i think it's really more important to

listen to what the government by says more so now if they weren't before we are as a family those who people or groups are still shops open. you know i don't think. a number of experts and the mayor of london are calling for the immediate closure of places of worship and nursery schools that were shot during the 1st lockdown 10 months ago but remain open this time the government's also being encouraged to clamp down on people and on businesses that may be straining the definition of what constitutes a key worker or an essential. will store but also others are pushing for the wearing of face mask to be mandatory at all times including outside the government responded by saying that it will increase testing for people that call work from home we're talking about people working in the energy sector or transport sector or even journalists working out about people who may be asymptomatic we know 30 percent of people are we may as

a result be inadvertently spreading the virus within the general population we also know more about the u.k.'s vaccination program but hancock the health secretary saying that the hope is to administer 200000 doses a day 2000000 a week and the hope overall that by mid february 15 and a half 1000000 people will have received at least one dose we've known for some time that the best way out of this pandemic is a vaccine that remains very much the case that just months ago he was serving a lengthy prison sentence for kidnapping now in kurdistan politician says here to par off except for a landslide presidential election when polls of close with early results suggest in japan or a fast around 3 quarters of the votes he was freed from jail by supporters sharing process and torpor following a dispute since parliamentary election let's get more now from charles transference

in the capital bishkek and charles there's a lot at stake in this election is there not. there is a lot at stake in this election certainly calling to the central election commission saying that with around 95 percent of the votes counted as you say it seems like a landslide win for solder japan. they're saying that they turn out in the selection around about 40 percent both in the presidential election let's not forget that there was a constitutional referendum today as well. about 40 percent in both those votes as a turnout they're saying that 79 percent of voters voted for sandra to power off to be president and 81 percent voted for a return to a presidential system a system that sort of critics accuse him of potentially being planning to use as a means of increasing his presidential power interesting to part of his been

speaking in the last half hour or so at a press conference. he said that he expected to take up to 3 to 4 years to to improve on what he described as the chaos that has been witnessed in this country in recent years and he appealed to the nation to come together to try and realize that i an indication of just how divisive one could argue the election of this man has been his critics accuse him of intimidation and bullying tactics in in the build up to this election opposition groups and supporters that we've spoken to some of them saying that they've been strengthened by japan of support as he is hugely popular one has to say that especially amongst the rural disenfranchised communities of this country in a community that have suffered so desperately economically in recent years but his

critics say that he has used parliament to further his his position in the build up to this election apollo and that is seen as being illegitimate. because of that an old parliamentary election jew to vote buying back in october and they're concerned about just how hard he's going to crack down on criminal networks here as well in kyrgyzstan to have so much influence politically and economically on the country. or off says that he is offering amnesty to some of the lynchpin some of the leaders of this criminal these criminal networks if they hand over to the state what's believed to be hundreds of millions of dollars as i say the economy is in desperate need of of investment more than 2000000 kids are forced to work abroad because there isn't the jobs there all the jobs here for them so the election of this man despite him being a huge populist and very popular with as i say the rural communities here in

kyrgyzstan a very controversial election a controversial election win and a lot for this man solder japan to do in the coming is. start for the brain is the latest live from bishkek thank you charles. china has through state media fears to criticize the u.s. friends in decades of restrictions and fishel contact with taiwan and sangar beijing because it considers taiwan to be parts of china they haunting reports china china china china china donald trump has taken a tough line on china since the start of his presidency he's called the corona virus the china virus and its pledge to bring jobs outsourced to china back to the united states and in his final days in office his administration has announced it's easing restrictions on official u.s. contact with taiwan. in an online statement the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei ago said taiwan is

a vibrant democracy and reliable partner of the united states and yet for several decades the state department has created complex internal restrictions in an attempt to appease the communist regime in beijing executive branch agencies should consider all contact guidelines regarding relations with taiwan to be nal and void . china and the u.s. are the 2 biggest economic powers in the world and china views taiwan as part of its territory while taiwan responded positively to the announcement political analysts say this move could lead to war between the us and china they're not going to let this slide by taiwan is a and it's a red line i don't know how else to put it crossing that you you are in fact risking war this is not something i mean this is how long is in the constitution as part of china and it's something that they will defend they will go to war once

biden becomes president on january 20th he will be forced to address issues left him by his predecessor the biden administration will now be held. to see whether they're going to follow through on this particular announcement that compel made and if yes then this is definitely going to continue to antagonize the relationship between washington and beijing but if not there might be the possibility that sees that the taiwanese administration is going to have some doubts about how far the biden administration is willing to go when it comes to helping to promote and safeguard taiwan in the relationship with taiwan in the united states on thursday the u.s. announced that it was sending its u.n. ambassador to taiwan the highest ranking american official to make the visit that decision sparked sharp criticism from beijing and a warning that the u.s. would pay a heavy price now with less than $10.00 days left for the trumpet ministration the incoming biden team will have to bear that load leo harding al-jazeera. the un is

warning that latin america's hunger crisis is getting even more critical especially in guatemala it has one of the highest rates of chronic malnutrition in the region made worse by recent storms and the coronavirus pandemic john home and reports. this is santiago s.q.l. the guatemalan health worker today is heading to the village of pommy in the east of the country as usual one of his big worries is that people there are not getting enough food. for years of drought large families and few jobs have all contributed to chronic malnutrition here in general what somalia has one of the highest rates in the world its 2015 survey found that almost half the country's children was stunted for lack of food. then i will develop clean underwear you see their ribs their faces are thin and sometimes parts of them swell up. but

lately things have got even worse and not just because of the pandemic in november 2 massive storms hit watermelon quick succession ruining crops across the country. and one of our stingers house was destroyed along with her life story well and then is guaranteed that any of everything was lost i had 35 chickens and they're all gone corn as well the for us that. her daughter has a female lost more her daughter's pneumonia worsened in the storms in the flood waters meant they couldn't get to a health center to save her now she and her husband is struggling to feed the 4 children they have left. there as possible. when my husband earns the money working in the fields we buy half a kilo of chicken for the children at least but when we don't have money it's just tortillas insult because we can't buy more. it all helps to explain the anger felt when guatemala's congress passed

a bill which among other things cut $25.00. a $1000000.00 destined to fight malnutrition the lawmakers did it even a storm waters flooded parts of the country. those funds were quickly restored that didn't stop protests in the capital. it's a long way from the pommy but the villages here know that the off the shocks of 2020 the going to reverberate into this coming year for them and the children john homan al-jazeera. this is ounces here and these are the headlines u.s. democrats are pushing to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence cancel him at least 100 macy politicians are co-sponsoring a resolution it sounds entergy said on monday and the votes possibly bioweapon stay patrick ohayon has more from capitol hill.