just. al-jazeera. where every. u.s. house democrats introduced a motion aiming to impeach donald trump for his role in last week's deadly attack on the capitol. and with threats of more protests the u.s. secret service will begin special security arrangements for the january 20th presidential inauguration earlier than planned. for the get this is al jazeera live though also coming up the outgoing trumpet

ministration puts cuba back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism 5 years after it was removed plus facebook shuts down accounts of some ugandan government officials ahead of thursday's elections. will begin in the united states where the final days of president ronald trump's presidency of being marked with historic political action and unprecedented security challenges the u.s. house of representatives is deduced an article of impeachment against president trump for his role in inciting a mob that stormed the capitol building last week i was here as how did joe castro has more on the growing calls for trump's removal. this is the insurrection that president trump is accused of fueling as alleged. in the

single article of impeachment introduced to congress on monday incited by president trump the article reads members of the crowd he had addressed unlawfully breached and vandalized the capitol injured and killed law enforcement personnel menaced members of congress the vice president and congressional personnel and engaged in other violent deadly destructive and seditious acts this doesn't mean trump has been impeached that would take a house vote likely to happen wednesday close to a majority of house members have said they'll vote yes in a move that would make trump the only u.s. president to be impeached twice. the impeachment would then move to the senate where trump would go on trial given that his term ends a week from wednesday the trial would be after trump leaves office a conviction requiring the vote of at least 17 republican senators what bar him from holding future office impeachment and conviction at this rate would serve the

purpose of keeping him from running again in 2024 and that would be a significant safety event so i don't think this is pure theater house resolution 20 house democrats are also trying to push out trump sooner claiming each day he's in office is a danger to the country but a republican objection monday quickly delayed that effort i object to the resolution demanding vice president mike pence invoke the 25th amendment to immediately remove trump from office will return to the floor tuesday pence is unlikely to oblige one reason his own presidential ambitions and other concern about further inflaming the radicalism of some trump supporters the f.b.i. is warning that armed groups are planning to travel to washington to incite more violence and respond if pence invokes the 25th amendment to remove trump from office soldiers now stand guard outside the u.s.

capitol with between 101-5000 national guard troops expected here by saturday in my scared if i'm scared of anything it's for our democracy because we have a very extreme factions in our country that are armed and dangerous the district's mayor has asked for a pretty emergency disaster declaration ahead of joe biden's inauguration to further facilitate security planning but the person who must grant the declaration is trump himself the man holed up and isolated inside the white house as his presidency ticks away and the calls for his removal rage louder heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington life out of washington i was here as mike hanna is with us mike the president and vice president have met for the 1st time since the attack on the capital last week. indeed yes well they

hadn't spoken since wednesday and that the last occasion that they spoke by telephone was when president phoned mike pence while the siege of the capitol was underway to insist that reject the be a vote of the electoral college so certainly there has been tension between the 2 not quite clear what this particular discussion was about but president trump has still made no public comment on the moves against him in congress a spokesman for 'd the president did appear with the local media saying that he in his conversation with the president it was clear that he was angry about this particular spokesman continued to insist that there was no discussion about the looming impeachment of president trump but very clearly house democrats are going to go ahead with this impeachment the boat taking place on wednesday there's been another resignation mike of the f.b.i. is warning of possible violence not just in washington d.c.

ahead of the inauguration. indeed yes well there was an internal memorandum distributed to opposite across the country that was leaked to the media in which the f.b.i. was warning that it has information of acts of violence being planned in all 50 of the u.s. states during this inauguration period so clearly this is a very dire warning from the f.b.i. although it has not been made public repeated was a leaked document that the media obtained but there have been warnings of possible violence and the issue at the moment with that resignation that you mention and that's the acting secretary of homeland security now chad wolf has announced his resignation he is not linking it directly to last wednesday's events instead he cites the reason for his resignation as the court cases that are looming against

him big. his acting status as secretary president has not moved him to the senate for nomination but this is obviously a major issue chaired will force him direct control of the security arrangements for the inauguration his department obviously is controls the secret service now what has happened before he left office sees resigning for pick from midnight tonight but wolf has stepped up the security around the inauguration by extending the secure period from the 2 days around the in all the inauguration to immediate starting immediately that is over the next 10 days so essentially what this means is that the secret service will take over as point organization for security during this inaugural period it will be the secret service that will coordinate with other branches of the federal government to ensure security and also very very clearly much greater planning going into this. organized inauguration then there was for

what happened last wednesday we're very clearly there was very little planning in terms of the threat that had been posed online and by various organizations even before those events took place at the capital al-jazeera as mike hanna reporting live there from washington and he thanks to mike. as a political strategist and founder of republican women for biden she says that even president trump's closest allies questioning his recent behavior. i think this is the moment where obviously one's loyalty to party and country were questioned i'm a longtime country over party voter myself and i must say not having voted for president trump in either election 2016 or 2020 made me the culprit in today's republican party people in the republican party label folks like myself as never trampers that was a label i never wanted i didn't want to identify myself as having had anything to do with this president but that was

a label given to us they also said we had trumped arrangements and drum every time we war and about what violence in the future and we weren't about the threat to the constitution what we saw happen last week in real time was people finding their morals finding their principles and remembering the very american values which have made this country prosperous and great for generations before i got here so i must say i'm a bit disappointed by these 11th hour resignations they don't mean much and i think we should hold to account all the folks that were part of the trump administration and stood by silently as atrocities were committed the worst of which was last wednesday. more now on the security challenges in the run up to joe biden's inauguration as we heard a little earlier a leaked internal memo. from the f.b.i. has reportedly warned state and local law enforcement across the u.s. to prepare for violence by right wing extremists from sunday security's being

stepped up a week earlier than planned the national guard is deploying up to 15000 soldiers in washington d.c. it well as you heard acting homeland security secretary chuck wolf has resigned after criticizing donald trump for the riots at capitol hill steven rogers is a former member of the f.b.i. national joint terrorism task force a former advisor to the trump campaign during the 2016 presidential campaign he joins us now live via skype from nutley in new jersey good to have you with us stephen of the what happened in washington on wednesday last week will state capitals be ready for any potential unrest. yes they will are law enforcement agencies nationwide from local communities to our national law enforcement agencies are well prepared and well and trained to deal with any eventuality what we saw happen at the capitol was a catastrophic great down in security i was shocked that they appeared that they

were simply not prepared to deal with the large crowds that they knew were coming i mean they knew several days before this event that tens of thousands were coming i do not blame the police out on the streets i blame their leaders i blame the political leaders from both sides they all should have known that they needed to be prepared and be prepared for any eventuality if they were if they had enough manpower even if they had the national guard being proactive we would not be having this discussion tonight tech giants of shut down paula the the application that many right wing activists say using to what's organize themselves how does the the f.b.i. disrupt. organization that is the despair haps on the ground a group called boogaloo apparently is calling for an organizing the storming of states local and federal government buildings in the run up to the aeration. well

to begin with anyone who is going to join any on protest they ought to be put in jail we don't do things like that in this country i don't care who side they are on innocent people innocent law enforcement officers get killed so that has to be immediately addressed by all of our leaders that that will not be tolerated in this country with regard to poller the shutting them down was a very dangerous thing to do why because you just removed 1st amendment rights from the people of this country as distasteful as these things will be now to answer your question directly we do have tools in law enforcement a lot of intelligence gathering and in summation gathering methodologies other than the internet to ensure that we get the information we need to put a stop to a lot of what we see happening we just have to sometimes think about how we did it in the old days and you know what it worked pretty well really good to talk to so

many thanks to you for being with us stephen watches my pleasure and the u.s. state department has designated cuba a state sponsor of terrorism a statement from secretary of state michael pay 0 said that cuba had repeatedly provided support for acts of instructional terrorism by granting safe harbor to terrorists and 2015 then president barack obama delisted cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism in order to normalize relations at augustan reports now from about a. this announcement by the trumper ministration today is transparently motivated by domestic political and. the primary reason that doing it is to make it more difficult for the incoming by administration to normalize relations with the cuban government. wants and needs normalize relations with the u.s. and it's no secret that the biden administration has of course joe biden as president who was involved in the negotiations. with which you go back in 201415

and many on the transition team have experienced because they should have accused this is something of a time bomb none of this tells you to get in the way and make it more difficult for the organization to proceed i'm looking down the press statement that was published today by the state department was instructive there are lots of true things that the state says she but yes does support does does harbor. north americans to some extent violence some of that's supposed to lend itself to call the member the spanish colombian left wing have a group however all of these people all the happy all the so many many decades. nothing has changed during the station to justify. this notion of the keepers saying there is a more supportive nation was that it gets better so they were just even on the road . all short so historical role. a weather update next here on out 0 then we'll take

a look at the likely impact of the dire humanitarian situation in yemen after washington designates rebels as terrorists and it is in recovery crews pieced together the wreckage in their hunt for clues as to what brought down a passenger jet. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways however that we've got more snow in the forecast for japan i'm afraid but as we go into the middle part of the week i'm optimistic that things will turn a little milder some very heavy snowfall recently route 100 vehicles trapped on the road here this is in central parts of a whole issue as we go on through the next couple of days as i say things will gradually start to improve but there have been power cuts it will take a while for things to work get sorted out here as you can really quite imagine as

we go on through chews day ready get up to 5 celsius in tokyo some more snowfall coming in across honshu and into hokkaido and then the winds change the winds go out to move a westerly direction a milder direction should get up to around 10 degrees celsius it does bring with it a rapid thor so we are looking at the possibility the prospects of some flooding problems and that could also lead to major delays as a result of that avalanche risk of course will also be something of an issue behind that there's that moderate 7 or 8 celsius the beijing and to solve china generally try and find come down into southeast asia heavy showers there into central and southern parts of the philippines heavy showers too continuing across a good part of malaysia with a possible shift further flooding around but she's. sponsible qatar airways. the hillbilly a harmless caricature of or

a malicious label denying a people their culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources that divide and conquer thing has been so successful that even people in the region believe the stereotype 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. this is all just the alerts for much of the main news this hour u.s. house democrats are urged to used a resolution to impeach president thomas trump for inciting violence on capitol hill last week they're also urging vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th

amendment declaring trump unfit to hold office. the f.b.i. meanwhile is warning of armed protests in washington d.c. and all 50 states in the days leading up to joe biden's inauguration security is being stepped up a week earlier than planned the national guard is going 15000 troops and the u.s. state department has designated cuba a state sponsor of terrorism a statement from secretary of state by comparison to cuba and repeatedly provided support for acts of instructional terrorism president barack obama a delisted cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism in 2015 in order to normalize relations with the us is also preparing to designate hate yemen's who 3 rebels a terror group in response to these declared that it's america that's the source of terrorism aid groups warn the blacklisting could have catastrophic consequences in a country already suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis under schapelle

reports. 27 people were killed in this attack on audience airport last month as the newly formed yemeni government arrived to. the united states said those responsible must be held accountable and although the who these said they weren't to blame secretary of state might pump ale has announced he will designate the who these as a foreign terrorist organization and abdul malik and who theon 2 of their leaders as terrorists. nearly 6 years into the war the who these remain in control of a 3rd of the country home to 80 percent of the population. that's despite an air and ground campaign led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and the local forces they control the who these frequently staged cross border attacks on saudi infrastructure and commercial shipping the civilians sometimes caught in the middle . the situation on the ground is perilous more than 230000 people have been killed

in the war the u.n. says 10000000 others are at risk of famine. and aid agencies fear the u.s. decision will push even more of the population toward starvation. $45.00 yemenis now depend on aid much of which comes through the hoop the controlled airport in sana'a and the port of data pump aoe says waivers will be available for the delivery of food and medicines but there's real concern about the impact on both the humanitarian crisis and the economy some of the impacts that we're seeing. prices which are already extremely high could go up and in court he start getting hit in the face of the sanctions already at the world's worst humanitarian crisis and has already a situation where millions of people are struggling to and. millions are famine warnings have just resurfaced so this is really. what we're talking efforts by the world food programme have held off famine for now the un's food agency won the

nobel peace prize for its work keeping millions alive in yemen and many other areas where there are wars and conflicts executive director david beasley told al jazeera last month that u.s. officials know exactly how difficult they're making their work we'll do whatever we need to do we always have whether those citations are designations or not we'll do what we can to reach the people our job is to let the leaders understand clearly what will be the ramifications and what the difficulties that will be for us to reach people yemen is already in a remotely volatile fragile state with i can't begin to tell you we are on the brink of famine right now. in yemen but there may be hope the washington post reports that president elect biden's foreign policy team is against the move to designate the who these as terrorists and there may be a change once he's in office and al jazeera.

the u.k.'s health system is under severe pressure from rising coronavirus infections the health minister says that more than 32000 people are in hospital with covert by team and the government is prepared to introduce tougher restrictions as the chief medical officer said earlier today we're at the worst point in this pandemic and you can see that from this slide and from the increase in number of people in hospital so the n.h.s. more than ever before needs everybody to be doing something right now and that something is to follow the rules and now i know there's been speculation about more restrictions and we don't rule out taking further action if it's needed but it's your actions now that can make a difference stay at home and please reduce all social contact that is not absolutely strictly necessary or pandemic is greatly impacted children's education

but students in the world's poorest countries are some of the hardest hit a report from save the children estimates that 10000000 people may never return to school refugees are dropping out of class or the higher res than other children in syria teachers say that students have the added pressure of supporting their families situations even worse for girls save the children warns that a dramatic surge in child marriage and adolescent pregnancy if they stay away from school and award is a senior education policy an advocacy adviser for save the children and says that the coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on education. the world of seeing a devastating and unprecedented education emergency which is affecting the lives of millions of children all around the world and it's affecting children differently depending on whether they're garber they're displaced or affected by conflict or you know depending if they live in a wealthy or poor country and so we're really seeing a missing

a risk of this last generation that this pandemic could have a devastating impact on modern most marginalized children who don't have access to the internet or technology to access education while they're out of school but also we are really afraid that the millions of children who never return to school and even when they do return they have many months to catch up on their lost learning and this could have a devastating impact or you know generation of doctors plan those nurses and scientists and you know the huge potential loss to our communities it's really important we act now because being out of school is a huge risk to most marginalised children because they're more likely to have issues such as child marriage early pregnancy we're actually seeing that in uganda right now we're seeing a doubling of child marriage rates and early pregnancy because the children are out

of school and so we urgently need children to get back to school as soon as possible so they're protected and they can catch up on their learning so we estimate that this could cost about $50000000000.00 u.s. dollars to get the most $135000000.00 of the poorest children back to school and learning again and the international community needs to step up urgently and fund this measure see response. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is moving ahead with the construction of nearly 800 homes for tourists settlers of the occupied west bank in osman comes just days before u.s. president elect joe biden is sworn into office palestine accuses israel of racing against time to build settlements before president all trump leaves office facebook has shut down accounts belonging to ugandan government officials stays ahead of the presidential election the us social media giant says that fake accounts including those promoted by the ministry of information being used to manipulate public

debates ahead of thursday's vote the election pits longtime leader. 70 against 10 candidates that include the pop star turned politician will be of wine al-jazeera catherine sawyer reports from kampala it's been a lot of information and propaganda going around on the side of the political divide well i think. that spreading very picky are you made a pact with him if information on twitter and facebook and so on and the facebook page that among that group of spend an hour of individuals connected to the information ministry we spoken to the government spokesman who says that. through that. the government employee employed what i think the ministry has been let me say that they have been down with no explanation and no one. they didn't tell us was a complaint. letter of the company. if they had to say

we are going to suit you we have no time to answer to the devil standard and that would agree with with what i would tell it is that it was that some of the opposition is working with. other government officials including those on the president who are all flopping on the thing that this guy and that operations are unfairly targeting the portal of the ruling party of i wouldn't you where you have any government official and so on we woud move on they say and this is the building that is now raging here in uganda him the poppy thought. a lot on top of everything else that is happening even being a lot of violence in the city the last one month opposition needed how to get that power after law from campaigning human rights and i read something that moves that you think. not all will do well the process of until one thought all this showing

how on pensions with the election eve and how high the stakes are. and in today's in search team has recovered more human reveal remains from the java sea days after a passenger plane crash just finished minutes after takeoff as victims' families board divers a searching forces to the north of jakarta looking for the aircraft's black box flight recorders jessica washington reports. off the coast of the indonesian capital the search for answers continues by air and sea. divers combed the seabed looking for anything that could be from the plane and its passengers who've resources are being poured into the effort with additional navy vessels joining the operation on. the data and try to retrieve anything we can debris victims anything to quickly form the victims the better. this is some of what remains of the boeing 737500 which was on

a domestic flight from jakarta to pontianak on borneo islands. the aircraft was at least 26 years old scraps of metal were brought to this port in chicago's north most a mangled beyond recognition. divers brought back a number of items including children's clothing there were 10 children on board divers are continuing their search of the java sea at a boat back some of what they found here to conjure the real horse in north jakarta that includes some personal belongings of some of the $62.00 individuals on board and also tragically human remains police are sorting that evidence now here at the port and it will be sent for further investigation at this hospital in jakarta the relatives of the 50 passengers and 12 crew on board srila jaya air flight one and 2 a working with authorities to identify the remains of some victims dozens have

already given their d.n.a. samples to help with the process indonesia's aviation record is one of the worse in asia with many families in recent years left devastated after the plane crashes none except cause he's family now joins that list her daughter her 2 granddaughters and their nanny were on board the flights. so they get up like you know the i try to call her a 3 o'clock but i couldn't get through an hour later i tried to call her husband he was already waiting for them at the airport he cried on the phone when i asked him what happened he told me the plane lost contact she says she's still crane full have family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera to come to. grips happy with us hello adrian so they can hear the headlines on al-jazeera u.s.

house democrats have introduced a resolution to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence on capitol hill last week but also urging vice president.