different while the traditional celebrations need to be special coverage of the u.s. presidential inauguration announces in a. the f.b.i. is urged to relentlessly pursue the people who stormed congress as democrat leaders warn the threat of violence remains high. imo i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program indonesia locates the black boxes from a passenger jet that crashed near jakarta after retrieving human remains and debris from the scene. there are fears hundreds might have drowned when a ferry capsized while crossing a river in the democratic republic of congo. and 3 months after he was freed by

prison from prison by protesters nationalists other jumper all of that is on course for a landslide victory in carrick astounds presidential election. we begin in the united states where democratic leader chuck schumer is warning that the threat of violence remains high after the storming of congress by supporters of president donald trump joe biden is due to be inaugurated in washington d.c. in 10 days time which could potentially provide another flash point for protests she says he's urged the f.b.i. director to relentlessly pursue the perpetrators to avoid a repeat of wednesday scenes in the coming weeks it comes as the democrats continue to draft new articles of impeachment against president trump as still urging donald trump's cabinet to remove him themselves and even form a supporter says

a calling on trump to resign. i think the best way for our country charges for the president to resign and go away as soon as possible. i acknowledge that may not be likely but i think that would be best does not look as though. there is the will or the consensus to exercise the 25th amendment option and i don't think there's time to do an impeachment there's 10 days left before the president leaves anyway i think the best thing would be a resignation. joins us live now from capitol hill as you're hearing their voices will more pressure on the president to resign but whether republicans stand on a 2nd impeachment well nobody i don't think thinks that the president's actually going to step down before in the next 10 days before his term in office is over we heard some republicans come out in that and said you know they think he should step

down that perhaps the 25th amendment should be invoked impeachment the general republican answer is that would do nothing to help heal this country it's time to move forward we heard one senator say exactly what they said after the last time president was impeached that this time he's learned his lesson and won't do anything else but the democrats they have the votes they think that they're going to take up the of pietschmann early this week begins just the next couple of days and they're going to vote likely to impeach him they just need a simple majority they have that the interesting thing is palosi said house speaker nancy pelosi she's not going to hand the papers over to the senate for at least $100.00 days so why is that well the senate if they were to hold their impeachment trial and it's not clear that they can illegally since they'll be out of office what they're going to do is they're going to hold those papers and then the senate can confirm all of joe biden's cabinet picks all the other people that need senate confirmation and then the democrats can build

a case behind the scenes hand over the documents and make the senate possibly bring trump back from impeachment trial. and there are fears that it could be more violence and in washington obviously what we saw on wednesday was a massive breach of security in their questions around why police were not properly armed and why that one number one great to have but one of the fears for the coming days and weeks in the lead up to the no gration. yeah i think the best way that people have been putting it is wasn't incompetence or conspiracy because it was just so poorly handled and there is concern there's been talk in the right wing circles that they're going to try to get not just here but in capitals all over the country next sunday so there is great concern and we're also hearing a lot more about actually how close it was apparently was just 3 guards they gave congressman in the house at half time to get out and then when they found they were pushed aside that's when the protester was shot because the congress people hadn't gotten out remarkable video of this mob descending the side it stares reaching

finding one officer and saying where's the senate and if they just turned right the said it was a locked out they could just walked in instead he led them up the stairs possibly saving lives so that group got last but least one congressman says he thinks more of this is a war than the some of this is actually been planned out. big user. who says it has gotten them on the do. with this by the office. to the office. usually. for some reason the front office you know i hear will not be right there. but it got some. scheme some out of me here just talked about it so i'm not going to because he's ish do you know this i must say there was in my office there had all the furniture and stuff at the door and there were

people trying to get here. and it is possible that this story could get even worse the house physician sent out a notice when one of the pair is where they were sheltered in place somebody had an active case of corona virus and they were there together for hours so that's something they're going to be monitoring in the days and weeks ahead as well. thanks so much from capitol hill. well wednesday's attack has triggered a heated debate about how politicians use social media platforms to incite people there is anger schapelle looks at that side of the story. 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 the 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 gab 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 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 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 how is your example with him or had i built jail 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. a search and rescue team in indonesia has found human remains in twisted wreckage in the java sea the discovery comes a day after a passenger jet with 62 people on board disappeared shortly after takeoff from jakarta at port the aircraft's flight recorders have also been located from the capital jessica washington reports. 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. the job of feed. the flight was delayed by half an hour due to heavy rain and the plane lost contact just 4 minutes after taking off in indonesia sukarno had to an airport. 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 it. across indonesia people have been shaken by the incident in jakarta relatives of those on board 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 say sri woods 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 these. 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 every corner 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 just to washington 0 jakarta or at least 11 people have been killed and scores more a missing after a landslide hit indonesia's most populous island the simmer down districts of west java province have been hit by heavy rains some rescuers were swept away as they searched the victims of an early landslide landslides also destroyed a bridge and cars off roads in the area. now there are fears that hundreds of people might have died in friday's ferry disaster in the democratic republic of congo so far 46 people have been confirmed dead but rescuers are still trying to find hundreds more still missing after the boat capsized on the river congo officials say the ferry was overloaded with both passengers and the cargo cement its weight is making recovery efforts more difficult. some of. them

horrified and heartbroken this tragedy is the result of fraudulent behavior on friday evening a boat owner and his crew undertook to travel at night despite time cross and unfortunately they defied it and that resulted in the roots we all deplore. at least 6 park rangers have been killed in an ambush in the eastern democratic republic of congo tack to place in verona national party park a unesco world heritage site famous for its mountain gorillas the park's been caught up in battles over its mineral deposits for more than a decade with several armed groups operating in that region. and al jazeera live from london still ahead. warnings question as hunger crisis is becoming critical following massive storms and the pandemic. spain's capital madrid calls a snow day bringing some money while weathering. how

high that what i'm pleased to say the smoke in spain is now starting to ease away we have still got some very cold weather following on behind so little area of low pressure here that's what was philomena brought the heavy snowfall in across the peninsula now the bad of cloud and right add snow over towards italy and beyond further north things a good deal quite a bit a high pressure in charge and cool enough but somewhat drier than down towards the southwest signs of some all direct coming into northwestern parts of europe glasgow 9 degrees celsius will actually be warmer than rome right gets up to around 8 celsius it stays cold in madrid temperatures at around 3 degrees celsius but as you can see large the clear skies sparkling sunshine ice will be something to watch out for for the next couple of days because come choose day we will be lucky to get

above freezing in madrid we got some snow there coming back in across the op southern parts of germany pushing over towards poland we still got to temperatures getting up to around 7 celsius in london by this stage as that mild weather coming through heavy rain down towards greece pushing into that western side of turkey we got some wet weather to say making its way across morocco over the next couple of days further south of this generally fine dry and sunny. the hillbilly a harmless caricature or a malicious label denying a people their culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources that dividing hunger thing has been so successful that even people in the region believe the real type then becomes dangerous it's only a region of trash so. why not trash it what's in a name hillbilly but witness documentary on al-jazeera.

who let. the world. back a just a recap of the headlines now senate democratic leader chuck schumer's warn that the threats of violence remains high after wednesday storming of congress by supporters of president trump is told the head of the f.b.i. to relentlessly pursue the perpetrators to avoid any further on the rest head of turbines integration in 10 days. a search and rescue team in indonesia has found human remains and twisted wreckage in the java sea discovery comes a day after a passenger jet with 62 people on board disappeared shortly after takeoff from

jakarta. and in the democratic republic of congo hundreds of bodies are believed to be trapped under a ferry which capsized on friday while crossing the congo river fishel say it was overloaded with both passengers and its cargo of cement. now 3 months ago he was in prison now but a mere results for that national politician solder jumper of is winning character stones presidential election with more than 79 percent of the vote this is despite refusing to appear in 2 televised debates jap rove was serving a long prison term for kidnapping a provincial governor when demonstrators freed him during violent protests over alleged vote rigging by the government in october parliamentary elections those protests brought down the government became acting president but resigned in november so he'd be eligible to run in this election campaign promise is an end to corruption and infighting between various clans that led to 3 revolutions in

kyrgyzstan the last 15 years a referendum was also held on constitutional changes this was initiated by job growth to introduce a presidential system and reduce parliament's power the results show 81 percent voted in favor of a child stratford has the latest now from the capital bishkek. there is a lot at stake in this election certainly called into the central election commission they're saying that with around 95 percent of the votes counted it seems like a landslide win full solder japon are all. they saying that the 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 are voting for some georgia power 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 japan has been speaking 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 appeals to the nation to come together to try and realize that i saw the election of this man despite being a huge populist and very popular with as i say the rule communities here in kyrgyzstan a very controversial election a controversial election win and a lot for this man solder to do in the coming is. and counting is also underway in neighboring kazakhstan after a parliamentary election there the norah town party led by kazakhstan's powerful former president nursultan nazarbayev is expected to sweep the vote exit poll data

shows it leading with almost 72 percent the main opposition party boy course at the ballot while another failed to secure the correct registration to run in the election dozens of anti-government protesters were detained after staging a rally in support of the main opposition party the ex soviet country has never held an election deemed free or fair by western vote on it as despite that the president says the that sunday's vote paves the way for reform. as a whole leaves aleutians would be a step forward in the development of the country each election is a serious to do civic maturity oh sure that the more parties are present in parliament. for the future through become treated. a bomb attack in afghanistan's capital has killed 3 people including the spokesman for the public protection protection force which deploys guards for international organizations zia what done previously worked as a journalist for several afghan media networks attacks on journalists politicians

and rights activists have been on the rise in recent months of this and made peace talks between the government and the taliban as yet no group has claimed to have carried out the attack and then a policeman has been shot dead in dozens of offices and protesters injured during brawls in southern iraq crowds gathered in the city of nasiriya to call for the release of activists arrested in earlier protests they've been demanding more jobs and better services in the city witnesses say police and military forces try to force protesters to disperse firing heavily into the air. england's chief medical officer is warning that the national health service is facing its most dangerous situation in living memory as kovan 1000 affections saw across the u.k. on sunday britain reported almost 55000 new cases for the 2nd day in a row u.k.'s health minister is warning breaking down rules could be fatal while the opposition leader kiss starmer has joined

a group of scientists in saying that and saying that england's current rules might not be tough enough under the national lockdown people are only supposed to leave their homes for essential shopping exercise and if they can't work from home means bark 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 lockdown but scientists warn that restrictions may need to get even tougher if the country stands a chance to 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 than me so i'm just taking as much precautions as i can people seen statements 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 advice is more so now if they weren't before we are as a family the coop people or groups are still shops open. you know i don't think nearly seriously enough. 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 store but also others are pushing for the wearing a 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 and 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 hancock the health secretary saying that the hope is to. administer 200000 doses a day or 2000000 over week in the hope overall the boy mid february 15th and a half 1000000 people will have received at least warm dose we've known for some time that the best way out of this pandemic is a vaccine that remains very much the case the number of people who have died from covered 1000 in belgium has now passed 20000 more and half of victims were in retirement care homes country of 11 and a half 1000000 people is consistently reported more coronavirus deaths per capita than any other nation can far more than 600000 cases since the pandemic began strict measures still remain in place including curfews as well as the poser of

bars cafes and restaurants now the united nations is warning the hunger crisis in guatemala is becoming even more critical central america's biggest economy is also one of its highest rates of inequality with many children suffering chronic malnutrition and as john heilemann our ports the situation has been made even worse by massive storms and the pandemic. this is son togo s.q.l. the guatemalan health worker today is heading to the village of kamiya 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 the 2015 survey found that almost half the country's children was stunted for lack of food. and quick or. that other delicate thin underweight

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 what tomalin quick succession ruining crops across the country . one of our biggest dina's house was destroyed along with her life story well and then is guaranteed that any and everything was lost i had 35 chickens and they're all gone according as well the for us that. her daughter has a female lost more her daughter's pneumonia worsened in the storms and the floodwaters 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. then i. 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 $25000000.00 destined to fight malnutrition the lawmakers did it even a storm waters flooded parts of the country. those funds were quickly restored but that didn't stop protests in the capital. it's a long way from the pub but the villages here know that the aftershocks of 2020 the going to reverberate into this coming year for them and their children john homan how does it. convoys of taking food supplies and covert $1000.00 vaccines to parts of spain cut off by the heaviest snowfall in decades at least 4 people have died in the freezing weather but as charlotte ballasts reports souls are provided some with a much needed distraction from the pandemic. after 23 months of restrictions the spaniards are embracing what nature throws at them. it's kind of weird we've

never seen so much snow in madrid it's like a kid's dream playing into. the. storm filomena brought blizzard conditions to madrid. it turned roads into dance floors and streets into ski runs this in front of madrid's prado museum a phenomenon when it's wonderful something you could never imagine spain's makes your logical agency said it was the heaviest snowfall in madrid since 1991 meteorologist reported more than half a meter of snow in the capital. i'm so happy this is a spectacle of nature something unusually beautiful in madrid we believe it's been incredible i felt i had to go out and it's incredible i've never seen so much snow snow i mean everywhere the most magical places in madrid covered in snow are having such a great time really i can't stop smiling. but the storm

did cause mass travel disruption madrid's main international airport was closed as was much of its metro. the military was mobilized to clear roads more than $600.00. 1500 most respect trapped in their cars towed trucks were of little help in the rescue. among the security forces have deployed in all their capacity to prevent this from affecting the prevention plans of the covert 1000 pandemic or the vaccination campaigns that communities are continuing the minister added that more of the pfizer vaccine is arriving on monday their evaluation the base way to make sure it can still be distributed on the frontline health workers for the conditions to reach. work on saturday if it or not i did a late night shift today i slept in a hospital bed i do not know if i have to stay tonight because there are people who

cannot get here with coach at 19 spain has with a storm that few full cost. in madrid filomena is child's play charlotte bellus al-jazeera was more in everything right here al jazeera dot com for all our top stories. in the us the senate democratic leader chuck schumer has warned that the threat of violence remains high after wednesday storming of the congress building by supporters of president donald trump president elect joe biden is used to be inaugurated in washington in 10 days' time which could provide another focal point for protesters schumer says he's spoken to the head of the f.b.i. and told him to relentlessly pursue the perpetrators to avoid any chance of a repeat of wednesday scenes damage.