oh, god, willing voices telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera. it was supposed to be a refuse, but south korea's brother's home was allegedly the scene of torture and rape, and even murder one. 0, one east investigates the crimes and those set to be behind them on al jazeera. ah no man who would behave that way. at that moment in time, can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. the u. s. house select committee recommends charges against former president donald trump for the january 6th capital riot. ah, hello, i'm mary. i'm to mozy in london, you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. after weeks of talks,

e u energy ministers reach an agreement to contain soaring prices. u. k. i court rules plans to send asylum seekers or a wander are legal, but that people do to be deported. need to have their cases reconsidered, safeguarding the planets biodiversity. a landmark plan is agreed by almost $200.00 of the world's governments. ah one welcome to the program, our top story, the u. s. house select committee investigating the january 6 dorming of capitol hill, of recommended for criminal charges against former president donald trump. chargers include obstructing an official proceeding conspiracy to defraud the united states . conspiracies make a false statement and insurrection, the congressional committee held its final public carrying out of the release of

its report on wednesday. u. s. justice to pot will now decide whether trump will be charge still recognized. in addition to being unlawful, as described in our report, this was an utter moral failure. and a clear dereliction of duty. evidence of this can be seen in the testimony, a president. trump's own white house council, and several other white house witnesses. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. he is unfit for any office. mike. hannah joins me live now from capitol hill, some very strong remarks. them like in the 1st time congress has charged a full me u. s. president, what did the panel say about about these criminal charges? well, the panel made very clear its opinion that donald trump was incapable of ever holding

high office within the country again. but it was very specific in terms of these 4 major federal charges as laid out. the evidence that had found were in relation to each of these charges. it's notable as well, but the justice department has so far prosecuted more than $900.00 people in relation to the events on january, the 6th and out of those some $300.00 have been convicted of charges of obstructing official proceedings. now that is the 1st charge that the committee has brought against donald trump. so something with which the department of justice is very familiar. but it's not up to the department of justice, which i hasten to add, has been conducting its own and separate investigation into attempts by donald trump to overturn the results of the 2020 election. now that is an investigation being carried out by a special council and the committee is hoping that its findings produced today will

help that special council with a roadmap to prosecution. right, so now move to the justice department. has there been any response to this from trump? no response as yet, although we are waiting to get some kind of response and coming hours in prost with meetings by the january. the 6th committee, donald trump has dismiss them as nothing more than a witch hunt. but the house isn't finished with him yet. on wednesday, the full report will be released with the transcripts of the investigations and tomorrow at the house ways and means committee is going to decide what to do with 6 years of trumps tax records, which the supreme court has ordered be released to the committee after a long, long legal struggle. so it's still events coming in the next 48 hours, very much from capitol hill. mike hannah,

energy ministers from the european union have a great to implement a cap on gas prices. you members have been under pressure to bring down high energy costs and that concerns about shortages block has been trying to reduce its reliance on russia for gas after moscow invaded ukraine. price gap will kick in from the middle of february. dominic kane has more from berlin. you get a sense of how unlikely this agreement seemed for many weeks. in fact, some would say several months when you hear what the relevance check minister, the check government has the presidency of the year at the moment. and they have been driving these negotiations. you get a sense of their reaction to this agreement. when you hear what use of secular had to say to reporters after the meeting broke up, and other mission impossible accomplished, and as it is in the movie, awe series, this last was probably the most difficult one. i am proud that the chick presidency

finally solved the last piece of far the of the energy puzzle. once again, we have proved that her, the equal can deliver points here to remember is that there were several different sides to this. on one side, you had the germans, the austrians, the dutch, who really were not sure about the value that a price cap could have and would bring this idea of a fixed financial value for each megawatt hour. and then on the other hand, you had or is one of the other sites you had several southern mediterranean e, u member states who really were as it were crying out for some degree of help. the greek minister, last week in brussels, had said this was ground 0 for greek citizens, but also e, you citizens, the commission. the e u commission had wanted $275.00 euros per megawatt hour to be the price cap. the

fact that it has been dropped to 180 gives you an idea of the lengths that everyone has had to go to to find this compromise or russian president redeemer putin. in his bellow rushing count by alexander lucas shanker, of pledged, even closer ties. but putin has denied that russia wants to absorb it. smaller neighbor, he travelled to minutes to meet lucas shanker, for the 1st time since the invasion of ukraine. leaders say both countries of overcome sanctions imposed on him through bilateral trade. russia is bella roost, as the staging ground for its assault on ukraine. what, another wave of russia tags has hit the acquainted capital. keith, with the ukrainian military saying it's shot down 15 drones on monday morning. a government is rushing to restore power to several cities after rush and strikes destroy parts of the country's energy grid chart. stratford has more from keith torch. lloyd george shoppers or normal shoals. russia's almost nightly bombardment

of ukraine's electricity and energy infrastructure means millions of ukrainians spend much of their daily life in the dark. victoria shopping with a 3 year old son daniel. they flit fighting neither home in the care of san region in april. even akila, establishing and the authority is tell us they've stabilized the electricity situation and then there's another attack. it's been like this for the last 2 months. this week. he's got used to the darkness, and importantly, he's not afraid. we have no choice. we have to get through this emergency services battle fires across gibbon, various locations throughout the country after another russian bombardment, early monday morning. this home was completely destroyed in a village close to give by one of 30 so called kamikaze drones. ukrainian military says it intercepted. we are going for a vaguely,

her felt ethic. i don't think we got used to what is happening. it's scary. thoughts of possibly becoming homeless is terrifying. everyone is scared, but we are bearing at sampling with the k. maria and denise have to carry their 2 and a half year old son david, up the stairs to their apartment on the 13th floor because electricity is down again. so the elevator doesn't work. give us 10 days after the invasion, as russian forces advanced towards their apartment, blocking your pin, they fled to the netherlands, and then france. they have only recently returned. maria comforts her son in bed. she tries to send him to sleep. denise has put plastic sheeting over the windows for additional protection against the sub 0 winter temperatures. the sample know just not it's pretty hard but we try not to complain because we think of our soldiers living in the trenches in dismal conditions. but on one occasion,

we didn't have electricity for 2 days last nancy at us. yes, it's cold. sometimes the child is coughing. it's winter, but we can get through this. we wait for spring and victory. oh, no. compelled. nearby is one of thousands of heated tents with generators put up in recent weeks where people can get warm and charged. their devices as work continues around the clock to fully restore electricity and heating across the country. russia drone and miss, i'll attacked targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure are happening with increasing frequency. and that means that many people in neighborhoods like this one face another night without heating and in the dark cha stafford al jazeera, give here the case high court through the government plan to send asylum seekers to our wanda is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge. but the court has also ruled that 8 individual asylum seekers,

g to be deported as to how they cases reconsidered high force. at reports, i gathered london's high court refugee campaigners awaiting a ruling on legal challenges to the british governments stated, aim to send the vast majority of people seeking asylum in the u. k, automatically to rwanda, to have their claims processed. and if successful to be settled there, for the most part, the judges found in favor of the government. though just as louis writing, we concluded that it is lawful for the government to make arrangements for relocating asylum seekers to wander and for their asylum claims to be determined in rwanda rather than the u. k. however, the home secretary must consider properly the circumstances of each individual claimant. the court ruled that had not been done in the case of 8 individual asylum seekers whose deportation her wonder was cooled off in june. after the european court of human rights intervened. people will have watched as to what we carefully

to day. and they will know now that that is a legal route open to them to challenge any of the decisions made by the home office. and between that situation and the possibility of appeals moving forwards. no one should think that this litigation is going away any time she certainly allowing individuals to challenge deportation to rwanda would undermine the government's claim that the policy would deter them from trying to get to the u. k . in the 1st place, this year, the number of people making the short but dangerous crossing from france is up more than a 3rd at around 45000 people. speaking in latvia, britain's prime minister, welcome the ruling will i want to deliver? is a system whereby if you come to the u. k, illegally, you will not have the right to stay and we will be able to return you to your own country if it's safe or a safe alternative. like rwanda, that's a common sense position. i think of the vast majority of the british public, it's my position and that's why i want to deliver is prime minister, the various organizations who are challenging the government policy have of course

expressed a deep disappointment at this ruling. but they're also saying that the road is far from run on an individual basis. asylum seekers will still be able to challenge that deportations to rwanda. and as far as a generic decision is concerned, that may well be grounds for appeal. i welcome the judgment from the high school today. the bridge home secretary has in the past called for britain to leave the european convention on human rights to allow it more freedom to act. if any appeal against this ruling were to succeed in the european court, it would leave her colleague the prime minister, who studiously avoided that question with a difficult decision to make harry faucet al jazeera london slat for you on the program. drowned attempting to cross the mediterranean, ate funerals held in garza as the families demand on says to use as white to see a feel muscle step down after calling his bluff and an online vote. ah

where we go with your weather. uptake got a minute 15 to bring you up to speed. we'll start in southeast asia hand, that ne monsoon continues to stir. heavy bouts of rain through the malay peninsula, southern thailand, half a meter of rain within 24 hours. but it saw the also the philippines, up and down, getting drenched with rain, but more so that east side of the country. okay, let's talk about the weather right now in china and things are improving in terms of those temperatures now on their way up. so shanghai cloudy day though with a high of 13 degrees, you know, for western parts of honshu island, but a 100 centimeters within 24 hours. it has been nonstop snow here. but finally that see effect, snow is winding down on tuesday. other side of the mountains tokyo won't know it's going on. right. i have 11 degrees for you down under right now. those winds have

shifted so not that cool southerly breeze that's allowing temperatures in the southeast to climb. so melbourne at $27.00 degrees and we got that usual. what weather through at the top end of australia now for new zealand. not feeling summer like so by day things aren't bad for example in auckland, but then usually by night we have showers and thunderstorms but looks like the worst of the rain will stay off shore and not impact the escape. ah ah, meet the minimum is a tough ish couple and the daughter decided to quit the rock race hoping to live better with less. let's just throw everything away out there will expose the simple living movement aimed at reducing personal consumption credit and clutch. i think i hope to be happier as a result,

a simple life on al jazeera. oh, a welcome back, watching al jazeera life from london, a quick look at the main stories you are still makers investigating, the january says capital rights have recommended. federal prosecutors bring full criminal charges against president trump, including for assisting and insurrection out select committees, holding its final public hearing out of the release of a report on wednesday. european union energy ministers of agreed to implement a cap on gas prices. you members are under pressure to bring down high energy cost following russia's invasion of ukraine. and the u. k. is high court has ruled the

government plan to send asylum seekers or wanda is legal deportation. policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge. well, the dutch prime minister mark, which was issued a historic apology for his country's role in 250 years of slavery. it comes as there is more of a debate over reparations. people have been affected by this, including efforts to return, lucid art for many of the descendants from this legacy an apology is just not enough. as for dea carports labor expense, nearly 150 years after abolishing slavery, the netherlands has apologized for its role in the state of trade. from the 17th to the 19th century dutch colonize was kidnapped and estimated 600000 african men, women and children, and ship them to south america and slaving them on plantations. they were not alone . several european empires traded in millions of human lives for humbler from the

mainland. since today, i apologize on behalf of the dutch government for the actions of the dutch date in the past, for my post them solely to all enslaved people who have suffered from that act. worldwide to their daughters and sons into the descendants felt in here and apology comes among after the recommendation of an advisory panel set up by the government. after worldwide protests against the murder of american, george floyd, and 2028. described the slave trade as crimes against humanity with ongoing impact for descent, and the netherlands formerly abolished slavery in 18. 63. but the practice lasted another decade in its territories, including sir in him to day. 60 percent of the population of the tiny caribbean country lives below the poverty line. groups from former colonies have criticized the timing of the apology, calling it hurried and how fostered with a lack of consultation. writes campaigners say more needs to be done to address

racism and dutch society they point to the practice of blackface during the festive season, where people dress up as the christmas characters warranty peace, which translates as black peas. prime minister rata says more than $200000000.00 will be allocated to awareness campaigns and $29000000.00 to opening a slave re museum. for many descendants of slaves, it's just not enough. human rights watch said, a true reckoning requires reparations, including restitution compensation and rehabilitation. but for now, the dutch government isn't willing to go that far for the a car, out a 0, almost $200.00 countries of reached a historic deal at a un biodiversity conference to protect vital ecosystems. at the summit in canada, delegates pledge to protect 30 percent of the world's land and water considered

important for biodiversity by 2030. this is the most significant target set by governments around the world. so far deals are include some funding for conservation projects to save bio diversity in developing nations. but our critic say that the agreement isn't strong enough. presses gathered in stones capital hart, him to march 4th anniversary of the revolution that toppled foreign leader model the share. are also calling for an end to minute treego. security forces of reportedly fire tear gas and stung grenades to disperse the crowd at the presidential palace. for it has come 2 weeks after military need a sign to deal with artes to launch a new political transition in the country out there have been, morgan was at one of the protests in the capitol deal signed between for damp military leaders and several political parties earlier this month has not taught them and to the protest movement on the street now for you more than a year, protesters have been taken to the street to boys their anger against the military

takeover that happened in october 2021. now today on monday, they once again took to the streets to commemorate the 4th anniversary of the revolution that started in 2018, and eventually led to the asking of long time president obama to machine. but they're also voicing their anger against the agreement, signed between the military and political parties. they said that they have been calling for negotiations with the military because any negotiations which would lead to an agreement is a legitimate nation of that. and a military take over that happened in 2021. other political parties have also reject it, rejected the agreement, saying that it has been exclusive and will not lead to down to its democratic transition. now the deal does allow for a civilian leadership under a prime minister chosen by political parties. but the protest this year say the fact that there was any negotiation at all with the military is something that they have been set against and did not want. and therefore, they would not recognize that deal and will not honor it. they say that they will continue protesting, despite the fact that more than a 120 protesters have been killed in anti military demonstrations. hundreds of

others have been injured because security forces use tear gas and sometimes lab amunition to disperse, protested once again on monday. security forces use tear gas to dispose protested from the city of the presidential palace where they were headed to. but the protest as say their revolution defaulted 4 years ago, has still not met its demands of a civilian leadership. and until that happens, they will continue taken to the street and continue demanding a civil in transition. after dam funerals have been held in garza for a young man who di trying to cross the mediterranean or letters by the israeli blockades for forcing palestinians to make the risky journey to europe and such a work. human aside, went to meet one of the families who lost 3 children in the boat tragedy, the berries, grease and anger, and got a palestinian migrants who died when they're both sang of the canadian coast in october. have finally been late to rest. thousands of mourners came out to support

the families as they received the bodies. the young men were heading to europe in search of a better life union as yet in money for the nursery state. his father died when he was a child, and he said, i will work. i may come to you all the years you spent raising me. i didn't want him to leave by. he insisted. 3 of the victim units. sammy and mohammed were members of a shy family and 20 year old matt here is still missing. relative say they were tricked by gaza smuggler who lives in france. they say he promised them safe passage to italy. instead they crossed to egypt than libya. then in october, the 6 month after the young men left the shars last contact with their children in legitimate law, he saved them with promises of work and brought future what they found with torture

and captivity. they were beaten, tortured and robbed, and in the end, they died in the smugglers said they were in prison in libya, but coast guards found the body of units. a shy, floating off denisia. the search was broadened and the others were recovered. the family's pleading with the authorities to keep searching for my hair and to bring him home, even if he is in a coffin. before a 100 billy phillips shall fill in after the suffering man, the other families have seen and experienced in the past month. i say the staying half a 1000 years. jobless is better than migration and the torments it holes and the price you pay off. poverty is pervasive in god's cell. the us says more than 80 percent of the population relies of food assistance. 15 years undoing israeli located has destroyed the economy,

import and export restrictions have led to the collapse of both the private and public sectors. and although there are no official static media reports suggest that more than 860000 palestinians left the gaza strip between 272021 did not return a generation, especially of the young who seized no future at all. you must see it al jazeera garza, the south african present, so ram, oppose her has been re elected to lead the governing party, the african national congress. it means rob opposed to will now lead the party into elections in 2024 delegates at a conference in john has been chose ronald, teresa over the former health ministers wally mckay's a president has come under pressure recently in connection with a burglary scandal involving hundreds of thousands of dollars

with washington as well champion football is on their way home off to one on most thrilling, wild cut finals in the tournaments. 92 year history, a beat france on penalties after the game ended 3 all off to extra time. thousands of fans pack the streets near the lou sales stadium and cat talk to watch the winning teams parade. it's a 1st woke up title for capital leon, l messy and a 3rd overall for argentina. he also received the golden ball as a tournament best player. to raise it bow joins us live now from when his iris and to raise at this comes at a time of economic instability. they've been difficulties around the cost of living crisis and inflation. but obviously this is a tournament that has really captured the imagination of people that particularly

young children describe, describe, 1st the mood, the atmosphere in an argentine and now just as the teen gets ready to, to make it home. well i'm right here outside the argentine food association training center. this is the place where argentina's national team unit missy are going to be arriving in about 5 or 6 hour . they're going to spend the night here. and later on, we're going to head towards the capital on tuesday to celebrate with the, our time being button. they handle its weight and that's why thousands of people have started gathering in this place that you can see right now they're just oh, there you go. the excitement was just a little bit too much for some people there of who are gathering around to raise and when is iris or is the, the crowds are going to align the streets and many kilometers as they get ready to welcome. i'm that seen these are some of the scenes from dough on just last night

where they were celebrating in something of a procession that but this was really described as one of the most exciting hard for well cup finals in a long time. and of course people back and when his eyes are eager to welcome their team home, argentina, winning a 3rd well cup. and of course the l m. i. c. now taking his place alongside the yoga mar donna. now here in the u. k. many ukrainians who have been welcomed into host families face an uncertain future government has announced extra funding as refugees extend their stay through christmas. am hayward reports from lincolnshire at the time of togetherness for so many this will be a christmas like know of, of her alona and her 4 children far away from the place they still cool home. they were forced to flee the bombardment of the ukrainian town. and came to the u. k.

sponsored by a host family. this feeling that the voice chasing me, it's remain cole. i long after luce cape. i'm obviously very glad that we were made these johnny and we are here. and we we can leave though. i wish it had never happened. alona and her children live with johnny and his family before finding her own house. but he still supports them. i've seen the thing that i found was to allow the recipes, the space to actually stiff the cover to i'm falling the fe whiteford and assist them in, in actually moving forward with the lives more than a 140000 ukrainians. arrived in the u. k. under the homes, the ukraine scheme,

but there are increasing concerns about rising levels of homelessness among refugees in lincoln, the efforts to support people who come here and deliver age back home this ongoing . but the uncertainty of what comes next is a worry. one couple we spoke to who didn't want to appear on camera told us they were asked by the host repeatedly when they are leaving. and we were told about a woman with young children who was given little notice to leave. she did eventually find another host that 65 kilometers away. most of people i have with the gates and it's, it's really hard them to change again the school france and settle in a put new place without knowing if it's just for 6 months. or we will change again many ukrainians have found unwavering support from those they live with. but worries of law are constant. sometimes we can forget for a moment a ball.