libbie american dream like our ancestors were going to refugees are terrified that they may be forced to return to be a. never before seen footage from former president trump's impeachment trial tens video showing just how close protesters came to taking over the seat of america's democracy. hello again i'm adrian forget this is 00 live from doha also coming up still no sign of climbed out of myanmar for either side a 6th consecutive day of protests against the military takeover. i'm elizabeth

cohen and the indian himalayans with a rescue operation to find 35 men trapped in a tunnel since sunday's floods has expanded. and 2 is better than one the c.d.c. in the u.s. releases new data on how double masking can offer greater protection against the corona virus. were just an hour away now from hearing more of the evidence against former u.s. president donald trump as his impeachment trial enters its 3rd day so far we've seen impeachment managers to live a never before seen footage of the capitol hill attack on january 6th the c.c.t.v. videos show top politicians like mike pence fleeing as the rises swarmed the building.

the senate heard that house speaker nancy pelosi was rescued just before risers broke into her office impeachment manager stacy plaskett argued that if they'd found her they would have killed her. of the previously unseen video show capitol hill police officer eugene goodman running towards such as a mitt romney is cords him away as the ball approaches. and here you can see senate majority leader chuck schumer being led away by his security detail but then moments later they turned back to avoid encountering the protesters trump is charged with inciting the attack on capitol hill one more day of evidence against him will be heard on thursday for his legal team presents it stiffens let's go live now to capitol hill of zeros heidi joe castro is is there any indication that the impeach forbad edges are making a convincing enough argument to work to persuade republicans.

that is the told her is an age ran as far as you and you asked the democrats who are the jurists will they say that it has been convincing indeed they say that the video shown yesterday were powerful and compelling and that the argument laid out by the impeaching managers that lay the blame before trump not just on january 6th but from the months prior when he began still in doubt in the election results were he to lose then not conceding after he lost and not accepting even the supreme court ruling that his claims are fraught were illegitimate that that pushed trump supporters to reach no other conclusion besides that they could only take matters into their own hands leading to the violence here in january 6th well even some republicans have called that argument strong and compelling those words actually

coming from the number 2 republican senator john thune but as far as getting 17 senate republicans to vote to convict trump well that's asking them to make that vote and are. live with the political consequences given that trump still today remains the most popular figure in the republican party in asia and that is a very high hurdle to climb but certainly in peter managers will continue to try to do that today off to if today's compelling video evidence all of the arguments that the that we heard what more can the impeachment managers do to make that case. right well there's the political challenge they face of course and there's also the main a legal challenge which is they have to convince the state they have to prove the state of mind of the former president which is a big hurdle not only do they have to convince the jurors that this mob was incited

by trump and that seems pretty obvious to all they must convince the jurors that it was trump's intention to incite the mob and that gets to his state of mind and it's interesting because there are 2 jurists who may have keen insight to that very question they know more about it than the manager presenting the case but they're keeping the information to themselves i'm talking about 2 senate republicans who took a call from former president trouble in the middle of the riot michael e. one of those senators who said that trump on the phone call pushed his colleague tommy tubber a bill to delay certify the election results while it's interesting that lee is now trying to take back those comments that were reported by the press saying that that was a false report and tommy tucker bill has been very silent on it except for saying that he did tell trump on the phone that mike pence the vice president was being evacuated but the big question is how to trump respond what did he actually say on

the phone call and that these republican senators are keeping to themselves heidi many thanks indeed how did your castro reporting live from capitol hill. u.s. president joe biden says that he's rescinded the national emergency order the u.s. border with mexico it was imposed by former president donald trump allowed him to drive a billions of dollars from the pentagon funds to build a border wall let's go live now to the white house correspondent kelly how good is the 1st tell us more about this kimberly. yeah well this is a major or was a major campaign promise for donald trump and 2016 and when he was unable to secure the funds to build his border wall because of pushback from congress he declared a national emergency in 2019 well that emergency is apparently over according to joe biden with the stroke of a pen he has sent a letter to house speaker nancy pelosi saying that not only does he believe that

this was unwarranted but he has ensured that no further u.s. taxpayer dollars will be diverted in order to construct this wall so this is something that we had heard from joe biden he signaled that he would do now he's actually done it now in the midst of all this he continues with his agenda he just spoke at the white house when he was asked of us watching the impeachment trial that has been taking place on capitol hill he said that he is keeping an eye on it in terms of watching the news reports at the end of the day but he is not watching these things live instead he said what he's doing is his job and that it's really time to move on to that end he has continued to move on some of his policy agenda not just the border wall issue but also continuing to build infrastructure he's just met with members of congress specifically senators here at the white house and he later will be traveling to the national institutes of health where he is continuing to work on combating the global pandemic and how it's affecting

americans here in the united states white house correspondent kelly holcomb live in washington can believe anything centered. the leader has warned government workers to return to work or face action after 6 days of mass demonstrations online also asked people to avoid gatherings to use the coronavirus but protesters are demanding the release of their elected leaders and that the john to step down scott hides are reports. maintaining their momentum thousands of protesters again pour on to the streets across myanmar in their civil disobedience campaign against last monday's coup there are many different groups representing many walks of life now that i need to done with this campaign is a little strange and co-chair but we think that the main goal is to get attention from all the countries so all the boys joining this campaign are risking their lives and putting aside their say. joining trade unions and groups of workers

already taking part in the movement some police officers and caius state broke ranks and joined the protesters calling themselves the police of the people. someone who was in the 1988 man march student uprising that ended in a violent military crackdown says this movement has much broader support i think that the military will not be able to use the. must and their might in food extent because this is the time is different the world is different now and you can see that the that was leaders came out with a strong statement especially the new zealand prime minister. i didn't came out with this very strong statement that they cut their relationship with the military . just tense way a top aide to aung sang suu kyi and several others with links to the ousted government were taken from their homes overnight joining the more than $140.00

leaders taken in the 1st hours of the coup including suchi. officials from the electoral commission are also reported to have been taken. to says that the end of the landslide victory in november was fraudulent citing that as the main reason for its takeover. the u.s. announced that it will impose sanctions against the military rulers a move that more nations are expected to follow a slowdown on foreign investment is also anticipated. like previous periods of military dictatorship that could lead to the country tightening its already close economic relationship with china myanmar is one of the poorest countries in southeast asia and sanctions and a potential return to pariah status to most of the outside world could undo the economic progress since the election in 2015. but for now the message and the goal for the protesters are clear get as many people as possible out on the streets while at the same time drawing in more international attention and

involvement scott hodler al-jazeera the. u.k. research has been coronavirus translation found in southeast england could become the world's dominant strain the variant is already in more than 50 countries it was 1st detected last september in england since then it spread at alarming rates across the u.k. forcing the government to introduce new lockdown measures last month rory chalons reports now from london. what she says is that this particular strain that was 1st detected in the u.k. back in september and is now in 50 countries around the world but it's already swept through the u.k. now it's sweeping the rest of the world and it is likely that it will become the dominant strain of the virus outside of the u.k. as well and that's because it's more transmissible it's not necessarily more deadly

but it is more transmissible it passes from one person to another more effectively what she says is that we are going to see these these new variants popping up there have been several already that's the way viruses work and what this means is that she expects her work as a sequence of looking at corona virus to carry on for another 10 plus years now that perhaps sounds more worrying than that it actually is she's not saying that this is going to be an acute public health crisis for that long but she's saying that because viruses mutate because you get these different strains some of the strains may be less dangerous some of them may be more you have to keep a tab on things you have to keep looking looking at them you have to keep your 'd vaccines effective by making sure that tweaks to the new strains of the virus that are in circulation and although coronaviruses public health crisis may have faded

from view in that time it's still a long term project that scientists need to be on top of. weather update next he announces here at ben concerned in the philippines about a growing black market for covert 19 vaccines. and colombia's reckoning with its uncomfortable past has come out of a formal rebel group faces investigators. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways how do the weather. for japan over the next couple of days come lost a layer of high pressure in charge here we have got some west of weather now creeping out of the eastern side of charges this area of low pressure just pulls out of the way that will draw the rain out into the open waters dry a clear weather coming back in behind 30 celsius in shanghai to be

a 13 in tokyo as well take it could well warm up to around 15 by saturday that wetter weather the northern flank of that wetter weather might just bring a few showers into southern and eastern parts of honshu as we go on through the weekend but last you try and find behind that fly by the stretches route across india china into a good part of south asia on the settle here they'll be a few showers creeping their way towards fourline careers we go on through the next couple of days friday that's that lousy dry becomes saturday wanted to those shares just edging their way into the eastern side of the northern parts also seeing few showers as we go on into sunday now shows popping up to cause a little bit of localized flooding pap's possibility some landslides as well as the system starts to set its way and further north it's generally try signs of a little disturbance up schools to fall north of india pushing across into nepal and bhutan. qatar airways what

should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be about ideas they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money in china is not going to be left out of the calling for the devoted defense budget to be cut the bottom line on u.s. politics some policies in their effect on the world there are a lot of the fans of most always on the road loving god we are the while traveling the extra mile they are the media don't go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. well again this is al jazeera made news this hour the impeachment trial of donald trump is set to resume for its 3rd day on what is to

a never before seen security camera footage was shown revealing just how close was has gone to city of politicians like mike pence and chuck schumer as they stole the capitol building. people in myanmar been protesting for a 6th consecutive day as the army detained another key aide to civilian leader aung san suu kyi the voters leader is urging government workers to return to the. u.k. researchers say the coronavirus mutation 1st found in southeast england could become the world's dominant strain it was 1st detected last september and is already active in more than 50 countries. for many of us wearing a mosque to protect ourselves and others from covert 19 has become a common practice but it turns out that we could do even more to stop the disease spreading the u.s. centers for disease control has conducted experiments on the effectiveness of mosques that it's now recommending double layers it says that combining

a cloth mosque over a surgical mosque blocks more than 95 percent of particles if 2 people are wearing them the c.d.c. also says that a tight fit is essential to stop any air escaping from around the edges still fisher is the chairman of the world health organization's global outbreak alerts and response network he says that multi-layered mosque's a critical in stopping the virus spread. the research has shown largely what we know and that is that a single layer is not of is not as effective as multiple layers it's getting translated a little bit into. wearing to masks or even 3 and i think that's really not the point it's about wearing masks that have those different layers and this is plain really common knowledge for some time the standard surgical mask has the 3

layers that we talk about w o w i j i was released guidelines on how to my cloth masks with those 3 layers. you need a non absorbent inside. starting absorbent inside liar not absorb an outside layer and then a filtration perhaps in the middle which is typically polypropylene and this is how you can make your own cloth mask you know it describes how to water and all the sort of things are so i don't think i'd be pushing too masks but i'll be pushing good masks the government of the philippines says that little receive the 1st dose of vaccines from a global bank civili instead has kovacs next month it's also secured at least $50000.00 doses from china but critics say it's not enough and there are growing concerns over illegal vaccine distribution in the black market general allen dogon reports now from the. this blog entry in

a popular chinese social media site talks about purchase of illegal covert 1000 vaccines in one discussion thread a social media user questions why he has not developed antibodies after buying one of them illegally raising doubts among others that some of the vaccines being sold are fake the website targets chinese nationals and authorities say it is proof that vaccines claiming to protect against school big 19 are being sold on the black market in manila the vaccines are hard to acquire here in the price steep investigators say each toes can cost as much as $200.00 china must explain i mean how in the world these illegal vaccines get into the philippines with the strength of their security and surveillance system it's impossible for them not to know or do find out exactly how this happened. the chinese embassy in manila has warned its

citizens about the risks of fake vaccines and recommends only those authorized by the philippine government but the store to say this comes as no surprise at least 6 illegal clinics like this one have been weighted over the past year investigators found illegal shipments of medicines for respiratory illnesses allegedly used as treatment for corona virus and that these reported vaccinations may be happening to areas exclusively catering to chinese patients it's thought to many have tried to import vaccines amid growing anger at the government's slow response and outrage grew further when reports came out that president rodrigo to 3rd his presidential guards were inoculated with smuggled chinese school with 1000 vaccines last year critics say the soldiers' actions have set a bad example and undermine the very purpose of the food and drug administration the terror to defended his security personnel its actions to me jamaat their own

research to be sure and i would like to call on congress what the. general. refused him not for my soldier best to play against. the. compared to other asian nations the philippines has been slow to roll out its vaccination program and critics say that's led to a black market with many here giving up on the government to get them a job and soon. doug and al jazeera in manila. the families of 35 were planned for to be trapped in a tunnel in the indian state say that losing hope the tunnel and much of the surrounding valley was flooded when part of a glass collapsed into a river on sunday food parcels being sent to remote villages caught off by the floods at least 35 people have died around 200 are still missing elizabeth

reports now from top of. the rescue operation to find the 35 men who were in the tunnel when a flooded is facing get another challenge in the middle of the night drilling teams began drilling into an area that they hadn't looked into before the silt filtration tunnel that's 12 to 30 meters below the entrance behind us the police say that they were. half way down before they machine stopped working meanwhile all of the agencies involved in the rescue efforts that the police the army navy disaster response the indo tibetan border police they're continuing with their operation to remove large amounts of sludge from inside the tunnel this still hoping to get to about 180 meters from the entrance where they believe there are pockets of air and that is a possibility of where they could find the missing man meanwhile relatives of the 35 men are here and they are growing increasingly frustrated by your heart he

said i have no hope from the administration i come with the hope that the administration would at least be able to give me my son's body but i've lost that hope to i've been here for 4 days my family's calling and asking me where our son is now you tell me what i tell them meanwhile away from here 6 men who are missing since the flood hit on sunday have been found they were installing cell phone towers when the flood hit and they took shelter on the health pad and it took them 3 days to walk to the nearest village after bridges were swept away in the flood and so any. he is building supply lines that are going to carry cable cars across the river to connect people in around 13 villages who have been cut off since many bridges were swept away. the family of the prominent saudi women's rights activist who jailhouse lul say that they want real justice following her release from prison a flugel spent nearly 3 years in detention she still unable to leave saudi arabia

family says that they'll fight a travel ban jane campaigned heavily against the ban on women driving in the country and was arrested under a broad counter-terrorism law in 2018. as have gathered for the funeral of a prominent lebanese activist who was shot dead in his call. was an outspoken critic of hizbollah his mother last week provoked a public outcry zeros in a hotel reports. a grieving mother makes an appeal as she buries her son look man slim. the publisher an activist was assassinated a week ago and the 1st high profile killing in lebannon in years and the size of them in a message to her son's killers selma march shock said weapons are of no use if you want to build a nation a. look man's family says he was killed because of his criticism of hezbollah the

main armed group he accused of monopolizing power and working for the interests of iran those who see slim's killing as an attempt to silence voices of dissent are defiant i feel that his killing was. targeting not to him alone but it was targeting who were listening and diversity in the shop community. hezbollah has denied any role in the murder and accused its opponents of exploiting it for political gain but for some there are facts that can't be ignored it happened in an area we know clearly who controls it and lebanon we have a history of us summations and many have evaded accountability the evidences were covered up some of the investigators with assassinated many activists who oppose hezbollah believe they too are at risk but 0 fear is their message to those who accuse them of working for western countries he gave to me steve young generation

to look at the history of people who were investing. in ideology. i find look man as. annoying. he's annoying. and that's why he was killed i think look man had a wide network of relations western diplomats attended the memorial ceremony they added their voices to calls for a transparent investigation in a country where there is little trust in a politicized judiciary. look man lived in the southern suburbs of beirut this is his father's home and it's been here since before the neighborhood became a house full of stronghold his family. refused to leave this by years of threats and intimidation public criticism of hezbollah has recently been growing the group still enjoys the backing of a majority of muslims an estimated one 3rd of lebanon's population but supporters of look month say he showed there was another voice said of beirut

the former commander of colombia's former rebel group the fog has been questioned by the tribunal over the killing of a presidential candidate during the country's decades long conflict the peace tribunals have been criticized for its lack of action but recent charges brought against former rebels of forcing people to change their opinion on the. reports from. this is a. better known as. the one in fear commander of the 5 gravels being grilled about the unsolved murder on wednesday by investigators of colombia special juice the action for peace. our unique tribunal created to investigate and judge the worst crimes committed during the country's decades long civil conflict. but critics of colombia's peace deal signed in 2016 have long complained that the created the tribunal is too lenient on the

former good to be yes. bless the president his mentor former president have been leading the charge insisting that the tribunals is going after government soldiers while offering impunity for the far. these sanctions need to be proportional in effect and not to revert to my as those who were victimized because those who committed these crimes have not been punished not. yet the head is proving critics wrong in its 1st ruling adding dieted 8 fark leaders for work crimes and crimes against humanity for the role in the kidnapping of more than 20000 people to finance their war against the state from 1909 to 2016 it is. the tribunals 1st decisions show that the special jurisdiction for peace is operating in a zealous open and deliberate manner to prevent any hint of impunity. the ruling is

devastating for the fight now a political party to the 6 leaders are currently in congress they now have less than a month to decide if they accept or deny the charges if they accept that the tribunal restrict their freedoms and sentence them to alternative punishments like the land in war torn territories if they deny the charges they could face up to 20 years in prison. many victims of the fark saving documents are a positive step forward but. sister of politician who died in captivity says the accused should at the very least resign their seats in congress they say they are talking and they are committed to the truth should be expect them to be faster more efficient and we need to know what happened to those who disappeared. many in the country believe the polarization surrounding the help will only worsen in the coming months when indictments affecting the military and political elites will be

announced uncovering uncomfortable truth was never going to be easy but the tribunals early rulings show the system created. is rising to the challenge. and just. japanese media reporting that tokyo's olympic chief is set to step down the shitter mori has been facing growing calls to resign for making sexist remarks about women before the japanese prime minister sparked outrage to saying the women board members talk too much. it is good to have you with us holloway dream figure here in doha the headlines from al-jazeera were just 90 minutes away now that we're less than just over 30 minutes away from hearing more of the evidence against former u.s. president donald trump as his impeachment trial enters a 3rd day so far we've seen impeachment managers to live

a never before seen footage of the capitol hill attack on january 6th democrats of label trump insights in chief and so they came.