is that insignificant ideologically that is significant even as it crime gag down very significant by dictating the government and the fucked up want to see the dow shall not kill part of the radicalized youth series on al-jazeera. the resolution is that that that without jack said the most or reconsider is laid on the table. the u.s. house of representatives votes to call on vice president mike pence to remove donald trump from office but pence has rejected the proposal paving the way for a house vote on trump's impeachment later on wednesday.

and fully bacteria watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead the u.s. federal authorities execute a woman for the 1st time in almost 70 years and indonesia begins a mass coronavirus vaccination campaign to curb southeast asia's worst outbreak. the u.s. house of representatives has called on the vice president to remove donald trump from power following the assault on the capital last week it's passed a motion calling on mike pence to act on the 25th amendment that allows for the removal of a president who is incapable of carrying out the duties of office but even before the vote was passed ben said he wouldn't move against trump mike hanna has the latest from washington the resolution is that that without jack should the motion to reconsider is laid on the table ultimately this appeared to be an exercise in

futility as expected given the democrat majority in the house the motion was passed but there's only after the vice president stated he would not invoke the 25th amendment and remove president trump from office in a letter to the speaker of the house the vice president said and i quote i do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our nation or consistent with our constitution he added under our constitution the 25th amendment is not a means of punishment or usurpation invoking the 25th amendment in such a manner would set a terrible precedent. the debate did serve to indicate the arguments that are likely to be used in the impeachment process that will now begin in the house on wednesday the president was hell bent on trying to challenge undermine and overturn the results of the election in all of the events leading up to january 6th and on

january 6th that is the profound dear works of the president's judy. there are those republicans who strongly disagreed including one who was controversially awarded a medal of honor by president trump on monday in kenya calls to impeach the president or remove him from office for using the 25th amendment i don't think are healthy for our nation early in the day the president made his 1st public appearance since the eruption of violence in the capital last wednesday while besetting a portion of the border wall he continued to deny any responsibility for the damage and the deaths lashing out at those in congress seeking his impeachment the impeachment hoax is a continuation of the greatest and most vicious witch hunt in the history of our country and it is causing tremendous anger in division and pain. but the majority of house members are adamant that the violence in the capital last week was

a direct consequence of what they call incitement by the president the seed has resulted in what the f.b.i. and the acting u.s. attorney say is the most extensive criminal investigation ever launched in the u.s. . i think the scope and scale of this investigation in these cases are really on trust events and not only in f.b.i. history but probably d.o.j. history in which essentially the capitol grounds outside and inside are essentially a crime scene. charges have already been laid against some 70 individuals and this number will increase substantially in the weeks and months ahead the department of justice says the crimes being investigated ranged from misdemeanors like trespass to conspiracy sedition and mood. mike hanna al-jazeera washington peter matthews is a professor of political science at cypress college he believes impeachment is

needed to preserve the rule of law in the united states. it looks like about 24 republicans are going to join the democrats tomorrow in the vote and vote for impeachment and they cannot avoid it i mean 24 out of still 0 or a couple of 100 of them still it's a large number of republicans in the in the context and they just they felt that it's important for them to send a message that what president trump did was totally unconscionable illegal unconstitutional and considered insurrection incitement of insurrection and that's what he's being charged with the in the article be appeasement and that's what's going to carry through that's actually republicans are supporting it but of course almost all the democrats are going to vote for it and it will pass my prediction is it will pass tomorrow i think i am peter is extremely important it goes the very foundation of our society and the rule of law principle so we hope that mitch mcconnell will move it forward because he if you get together with chuck schumer the minority leader today the democratic public leaders get together they can call the senate into session right away and they can do address the impeachment and

that's why the rule is should be a trial issue because it doesn't immediately and get it done in the next 5 or 6 days if they wanted to i think that's what should be done now whether it can be done or not it may just drag in the next term when president biden is in office already and hopefully we'll have be able to split the days into 2 parts one does focus on impeachment removal trial and the other part on the policies of the bike once they get through that's what he's hoping to do if it comes to that and u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has named the team overseeing the 2nd impeachment of president trump thank you jackie and castro house democrat from texas he spoke to steve clemons helis about is there is a bottom line the day after the assault on the capitol. i think that the president has been for weeks now really months. telling his supporters that the election was stolen from him that there was widespread election fraud without providing any evidence of the. right weight media has followed him down that rabbit hole and so

when they got millions of people to believe that then those people started putting pressure on republican and conservative politicians like ted cruz and josh allie and then those guys because of their own political ambitions also stoke the flames in the last few weeks and the result is what we saw yesterday and i just it was an insurrection and a takeover literally of both chambers of the legislative branch of the united states government and now the news e.u.'s federal authorities have executed a woman for the 1st time in almost 70 is judges overturned a stay of execution for lisa montgomery she was convicted of killing a heavily pregnant woman and cutting the baby from a woman in 2004 the child survived on gummies noirs pleaded for kevin say saying the 52 year old was diagnosed with brain damage christina roth is a senior advocate dad amnesty international's criminal justice program in the us she says shortcomings in the justice system can lead to wrongful executions. i

would say the cases that we've seen a subject of federal execution are not much different than those that least you conducted at the state level many of them are the same hallmarks of korra legal representation at the trial phase where lawyers may have neglected to mention important vital information to juries such as traumatic childhoods urged on to find proof of mental or intellectual disabilities of those individuals we continue to see as there still are people on federal death row who are convicted black people who were convicted by all white juries and other challenges that are exactly the same you know folks would like to believe that those on federal death row have committed a unique universe of crimes it bears the exact same irrevocable errors. and l.t. at the state level u.s. secretary of state michael i'm pale has accused iran of sewing as

a home base for al qaeda although he hasn't presented any hard evidence with a week until he leaves office from pale said the group is operating under the protection of tehran iran has dismissed a claim as warmongering lies bales also announced that a 2nd in command was killed in tehran in august dosage a body has more from tehran. we've just been hearing from the president has found rouhani who was speaking during his weekly cabinet meeting he didn't specifically respond to the accusations made by pompei or but he referred to the secretary of state as somebody who is stupid he didn't go any further than that he said that what the the world is witnessing now is not just a transition of one government to another in the u.s. but rather a fall of the actual system itself. the accusations made by secretary of state my pump aoe were quite shocking to many people here the foreign minister mohammad

javad zarif was tweeting in real time as the accusations were being made saying that these are just empty words they are no they don't have any basis in truth and that really the u.s. government should look at their close allies saudi arabia in terms of those responsible for the 911 attacks there is a sense that this accusation not only puts the incoming biden administration in a much more difficult position but also there is much more of a chance now that president trump could possibly. use such this as an excuse for some kind of military action against iran we have been hearing a lot of chatter over the past few weeks about the fact that trump is looked at those options prior to the end of his term this is the latest in an attempt to try and turn issue iran and its reputation when it comes to the international community and for the u.s. to really have more of an excuse to put more pressure on iran. indonesia has

launched its coronavirus iraq elation drive one of the biggest in the world the plan is to vaccinate more than 180000000 people about 2 thirds of the population by march next year presenter who we don't know was the 1st person to be vaccinated he was given the chinese made coronavirus job vaccination of health workers will begin on thursday infections are currently averaging more than $9000.00 per day jessica washington has more on the vaccination campaign from jakarta. the president said that by being the 1st indonesian outside of trials to be vaccinated he hopes that he can reassure the public who may have some concerns about this vaccine the vaccine has already been distributed across provinces health workers are being prioritized and then public workers including teaches electricity and water maintenance officials and law enforcement as well indonesia's rollout of the spec see look slightly different while the countries that have already started

vaccinating. and the reason for that is that there's no indication yet as to when an elderly indonesians will be vaccinated the government says that is not because they are not prioritizing the health of elderly and asians but bother because the food and drug authority here has not yet given authorization for the vaccination to be used for that particular demographic at this stage the only vaccination that is in indonesia is the son of a vaccine developed by a chinese pharmaceuticals manufacturer the indonesian government hopes that by april when it plans to stop vaccinating the general population there will be all the vaccines in the country and by that stage they will be able to allocate those about seein such as the funds of vaccine or astra zeneca to the elderly population . malaysia reported almost 4000 new coronavirus cases on tuesday a record the king has declared a state of emergency at the request of the country's embattled prime minister. says additional powers are needed to stop the surgeon infections but critics say it's an

attempt by an on an unstable government to cling to power florence we reports from kuala lumpur. the emergency declaration comes just a day off to the prime minister announced tighter restrictions for 5 states and the federal territories including the capital kuala lumpur a 3rd wave of corona virus infections has shown no signs of slowing down. the government says the health care system is near breaking point in a televised speech on tuesday prime minister meeting yassin sought to reassure the public let me assure you that this a 1000000000 government will continue to function the emergency proclaim by the young people is not a military coup and curfew will not be enforced king sort of dollar sort on ahmed shah had an october project at wieden spring quest to declare an emergency deeming

existing laws sufficient to curb the spread of the corona virus since then the number of cases has increased 5 fold but not everyone views the emergency as a necessary tool for slowing the virus to declaring bird. period would perhaps an additional note and damage fighting ballyhooed 8 so a lot of people are number one in its belief or what it decrees and of the emergency and number one would look forward to learning more heroes as the heartless who were rights would be for the. parliament and state assembly sittings will not continue and all elections are suspended civil rights activists say they are concerned that the government will now avoid parliamentary scrutiny the prime minister says the period of emergency will give the country much needed calm and stability we don't yet and has been facing a leadership challenge for months he holds

a very thin majority in parliament and the largest party in his ruling coalition the united lays national organization has threatened several times to withdraw support to force an early general election. a general election is not due till 2023. the prime minister has promised that polls will be how to once it's deemed safe to do so florence 3 al-jazeera quite important. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.k. condemns what it calls bobber is them against weak or muslims announcing new rules to tackle safe behavior and. today we became to witness the fact that mothers and children in these forums have a voice and data should be heard and a reckoning in irish history for the thousands who died in homes over the last 7 decades.

it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways holloway's saying a big change in the weather across the eastern side of the mediterranean clouds rain sleet and snow pushing right across greece and just a few days ago we were getting into the a made to high twenty's in greece and now we're looking at struggling to get to double figures over the next couple of days this is the offending area of low pressure that's the remnants of what what form filomena both the snow the heavy snow across spain now we have high pressure in charge across spain madrid wednesday morning temperatures fell back to minus 7 celsius in across the north of the country over the high ground temps as fellas low as a minus 25 degrees it will warm up a touch as we go through the next couple of days getting up to around 9 celsius in madrid on wednesday afternoon as that cooler air for grace pushing across turkey temps is around 15 celsius for athens some snow over the southern parts of the

balkans pushing into northern parts of grace over areas snow link back to philomena just making its way across turkey we see some heavy rain to pushing across cypress as we go on and sewer thursday very disturbed into that southeastern corner once again with a fair bit of snow to 6 of snow into the northwest as well as mala. air pushes in from the atlantic well since of the cold and snow for the eastern side of scotland and eastern areas of england. to play sports of qatar airways setting the discussions millions of americans feel disaffected by both political parties examining the headlines this group of activists and relatives are marching band points right now where they're calling party morning edition and narrative picks but orner funnier than simply world class programming designed to inform why you shall be only solution for a child as young as 10 months of age and inspiring you see the weld from a different perspective on out his iraq.

or. welcome back a recap of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to remove donald trump from office but pence has refused to act against the president paving the way for a house vote on trump's impeachment later on wednesday the u.s. federal authorities have executed a woman for the 1st time in almost 17 years lisa montgomery was convicted for killing a heavily pregnant woman and cutting the baby from her own child survives montgomery's noire speeded for clemency saying she was diagnosed with brain damage and indonesia has launched its coronavirus inoculation drive one of the largest in the world the

plan is to vaccinate more than 180000000 people by march next year. and more now on the pandemic u.s. hospitals are overwhelmed in case of call that 19 are surging it has just record it is worst day for deaths yet nearly 4500 and more than 200000 new cases but as rob reynolds reports on the scientists doctors fear of worse to come. of one of los angeles's largest hospitals cold with 19 patients are packed floor to a room with only one nurse to care for them waiting rooms have become treatment centers nearby multiple hospital staff reposition patients so they can pull enough oxygen into their lungs it's likely to get worse going to see another huge surge upon surge it'll happen in the next $7.00 to $10.00 days some are describing it as a viral tsunami across the u.s. more than 100000 people have been hospitalized with cold and for the past 40 days

in a row across the country mass vaccination centers are being set up including at disneyland and dodger stadium in southern california at a sports. near fort worth texas and of football stadium outside of boston massachusetts plans to start out doing $300.00 vaccines for day but it's going to build up to administering $5000.00 vaccines pre-date so far the vaccination program has been slower than expected and with no nationwide plan in place often haphazard early tuesday morning in north carolina hundreds of elderly people waited for hours at a drive through vaccination center but many of them were turned away when supplies ran out the trumpet ministration announced on tuesday it would no longer hold back millions of vaccine doses it had been reserving for 2nd shots every vaccine dose that is sitting in

a warehouse rather than going into an armed could mean one more life lost or one more hospital bed occupied the about face came days after president elect joe biden said he would do the same thing once he takes office 19 as infected several gorillas at the san diego zoo safari park the 1st known transmission to great apes the gorillas tested positive after they began coughing officials believe an asymptomatic do staff or unwittingly gave them the virus they're doing ok they're experiencing some mild symptoms and we continue to observe them but they're drinking they're eating and they're interacting with one another zubin or nerium is expect the gorillas to make a full recovery but more than $376000.00 americans have now died from coated 19 robert oulds 0 los angeles. syrian media blaming israel for attacks on the east of the country that killed at least 5 soldiers any 11 fight

is more than 20 s strikes hit military positions in the cities of arizona and have become law and in and says in military of re-inforcement have been deployed to the area the full extent of the damage from the attack itself being assessed. now british companies will face fines if they import goods linked to suspected forced labor in china's shing jiang region foreign secretary dominic rob says there is growing evidence way gore's in the province of being enslaved and tortured him and why schools say members of the muslim minority have been imprisoned and forced to work in areas such as cotton picking china denies the accusations or a challenge as more. well essentially what dominic robb is saying is that he wants to toughen up the u.k.'s modern slavery act and make it centrally it impossible for companies in the u.k. to profit from supply chains where parts etc are being

sourced from. the region of china where these human rights abuses are taking place recordings what the u.k. is saying. and what that is going to look like is a is a review of export policy which means that somewhere down the line there are likely to be fines for companies that are doing their due diligence on looking at transparency of supply chains etc and are sourcing parts or exporting parts to shanghai they there is also a push to get. on companies from securing government contracts if again they can't do the same due diligence or transparency for a great many years the u.k.'s foreign policy is essentially being snagged on snarled up in the brics a process now that it's pretty much free of that it has the opportunity to. flex its muscles again on the international stage and to put some distance between its

foreign policy and the e.u.'s foreign policy and dominic rob was quite clear in his statements earlier today that he didn't like the way that the e.u. is doing things at the moment particularly with regard to. an investment deal that the e.u. is in the process of sorting out with china. island's government is to formally apologize over the legacy of the country's so-called mother and baby homes a report released on tuesday shows 9000 children died in the church run facilities between 19021998 islands children's minister has described the abuse inflicted in the homes as stifling oppressive and brutally me such a mistake the facilities house unmarried pregnant women and girls and received state funding they also acted as adoption agencies for the children born there often against the will of the mothers andrew symonds reports. the word sorry isn't enough for survivors and those bereaved spread right across the island the secrets

of 18 institutions concealed the deaths of an estimated 9000 babies and young children hidden mass graves one in the corner here by a playground this is june county galway it was a home run by nuns when nearly 800 babies were buried in and around a disused sewage tank chuma 9 more mother and baby homes run by the catholic church took in younger unmarried mothers there were 8 other institutions the state was supposed to be paying for care yet the women lived like prisoners most survivors and bereaved relatives believe the report's findings and government action is too little too late it seems that our worst fears have been realized they are going to trivialize the major overarching topics natural age to the greys human rights abuses in those homes birth outside marriage had been treated not only as

a sin but a crime in a country where a staunch the conservative catholic church held considerable sway the penalty for young women was servitude often sexual abuse forced labor and loss of their babies thousands of infants died from on neglect cruelty and other abuses or they were sold by nuns in what they considered to be adoption this was my mother right just alice was my father william and i corrigan's mother bridget dolan was in june a book has been written about her she lost one son who died of neglect another was taken away by the nuns never to be seen or heard of again is it's a combination of a lot of years of racing and research. she says it was a series of government cover ups and deliberate delays and denials i am mantra was still a tonight we'll go away and i my parents are gone my brother is

a mess i'm dead not dead my aunt is dumped in tess and gray and i'm device and his voice has been allowed long name calling for justice and closure she says the report falls short of both no one has been brought to justice yet it went on for 76 years ending in 1998 the report says the church and state were partly responsible but they provided refuge the women weren't forced into the homes according to the report it says the fathers of their children and their families provided no refuge that assertion has been met with outrage what happened has often been termed the irish mother and baby scandal many may feel that's an understatement and the word atrocities may prove more accurate. andrew simmons al-jazeera. india's supreme court has suspended the implementation of

controversial new agricultural laws farmers have been protesting since november angry that the changes could lead to a monopoly of big corporations the government says reform of the agriculture sector is long overdue elizabeth. poor. farmers continue their protest on a major highway connecting india's most populous state to the capital region of delhi they've stopped all traffic on this and 2 other key roads for nearly 7 weeks and said they won't stop despite the supreme court suspending the implementation of 3 farms have been protesting against the government they're also not hopeful about the committee the top court has formed to look into the laws. the members of the committee are pro-government people who have supported the laws and other government recommendations their ideology. and they are in favor of market reforms

they're not part of the fun of it it's. the protests began after the government passed 3 agricultural rules in september which encourage india's farmers to sell directly to large corporations. they intensified in the vendor when fathers from the states of punjab and people marched hundreds of kilometers to delhi and occupied highways. there saying has been at the protest signs for 6 weeks. our demands have to be fulfilled by the government and then if all the farmers leave to other farmers the. family members back home. says no one knows. we left our family behind for this. fama say they were afraid that once the was implemented they lose a minimum prices for their projects which have been guaranteed by the government for decades dozens of farmers have died camping out in the cold of the posix we. weeks including one to hear and ghazi prudy yesterday the supreme court took note

of the deaths the number of elderly people women and children of the demonstrations and said it's extremely disappointed with the government's handling of the protests . the government maintains that the laws are in the interest of farmers by giving them access to new and because markets bought with farmers suspicious not just of the government but also the makeup of the supreme court's committee india's biggest protest since prime minister the day the modi was 1st elected 6 years ago a set to continue elizabeth al-jazeera to. play again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to remove donald trump from office ahead of a vote and said he would refuse to act against the president so this now paves the way for a house vote on impeachments later on when state and u.s.

federal prosecutors say criminal charges have been placed on 70 people involved in last week's capitol attack and.