finally begins, it promises to transport the audience. within minutes though, another side, the spell may temporarily be broken, but the spirit of defiance very much remains. ah, the ers house select committee recommends charges against former president donald trump for the january 6th capital riot. ah, hello there, i'm laura kyle. this is al 0 live from doha. also coming up of to weeks of talks e u. energy ministers reach an agreement contained soaring gas prices u. k. court rules, appliances and asylum seekers to wander on legal,

but people set for deportation must have their cases we considered and safeguarding the planets. biodiversity. a landmark agreements is reached by almost 200 of the world. governments. ah, the congressional paddle investigating january 6th 2021 attack on the us capital has called on the justice department to bring criminal charges against donald trump . unprecedented move for as an exhaustive 18 month investigation and the former president's role in the riot charges include conspiracy to defraud the united states and insurrection. 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 of 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. on mike allen joins us now live from washington, d. c. mike, talk us through these recommended charges. what ave well, they are very serious federal charges which the committee is now recommending that the justice department bring against donald trump. now the justice department has prosecuted more than 900 people already in relation to the events on january, the 6th 2021. and it's notable that off those some $300.00 were charged with obstruction of official proceedings. now that is one of the charges that the

january 6 committee recommends bringing against donald trump. these are very serious federal charges, but now it's up to the justice department to decide whether or not to bring them. but one must remember too that the justice department has been contacting its own investigation into donald trump's attempts to subvert the election result from 2020 . now whether or not it incorporates the evidence that the committee has provided to it will be providing to attend coming days. that's something that will be open to be found. but it is obviously from the committees point of view, a roadmap for the special council who's been appointed to investigate those attempts to undermine the 2022 election. ok, like many thanks. indeed. let's go over now to adolfo frank republic construct. just and laura joined us also from washington d. c. good to have you with us. what do you think of these recommended charges?

the charge that have been recommended by the january 6, committee to the department of justice. well, this has been a political exercise in a charade from the beginning. you did a good job here of running live chinese ca, concluding comments today. you should run her opening statement. it's the same statement. yup. the only times i've seen for cities like this have been really and communist countries during the cold war like the soviet union. but that aside, this should be a chilling moment for any american that the legislative branch, as you correctly reported al jazeera is now investigating and bringing proposed charges, criminal charges, that is the function of the executive, not on the legislative branch. so in addition to it, the partisan addition to it being a charade, and a political kangaroo exercise or corta would even call it that it has a serious,

serious precedent. i will only divide the country further. i may add this committee has just a few days of life left on january 3rd, 222 republicans and unanimously. well vote to disband this committee and call it what it is, a fraud and investigate the committee itself. he said that it was, that's why that was path than it does have to republican lawmakers. oh no. oh no. oh no, no, no, no, i work in the house of representatives and i know the house rules very well. the minority leader is charged with naming the republican members. he named republican members that were rejected for the 1st time in our history by speaker pelosi, she, ne, in these 2 individuals in republican, a name only, you have to be your viewers to understand less, chaney, who was defeated by 40 points for these positions. and ad adams kissinger who

reside, who is retiring because you can't run re election. those 2 individuals represent less than one percent of the point of view of republicans in the current house of representatives. okay, so that's why i say political joke. ok, well you said that this would set this committee would set a dangerous new president. i put to you that attack and allowing an attack on the capital sets an extremely dangerous precedent in america. well, who allowed an attack on the, on, on the capitol? since when is that you from you presented here, which is fine. just one point of view. donald trump never had an an, an opportunity to present anything other than what he said, which is less. march peacefully letter or bumps is tuttle trying her to pin. and so parent the committee, a subpoena that he to 5 that the committee is not a court of law. it is saying it was one jai didn't, but donald trump refused to appear. donald trump refused to appear because he

doesn't recognize the legitimacy of this committee. and neither to the republicans in the house of representatives starting with its leader cam, i thought i remembered that most of donald trump's in a circle did testify including his daughter vanka, trump, including his class, trusted aid, rudy giuliani. i'm not contesting the fact that people have responded to the subpoenas because they feared persecution themselves. but many members of congress, the leader mccarthy and other members of congress and president trump, have defied the sabrina's has have other individuals. but an individual choice. i'm just saying that the house of representatives is not a court, a wall. ok, it is not the bridge isn't. that is what the dangerous precedent. but we'll leave that pause of this argument that because multiple courts have indeed up held this committee's legitimacy. let's move on to the department of justice that is conducting its own investigation into the capital riots. will you recognize that

one? well, there actually was a conclusion by, by an f b i report which is an extension of the, of the, of the justice department, f, b i in our country. the federal restorations is part of the justice department and they concluded if you look at the report report this committee was ever put together. there was no conspiracy. so you like to look at the, the, the findings of career people that this, this is already been investigate and it was by the, by, by another are not going to buy the i, but by the senate committee that also looked into this, this is, this is the problem with the house of representatives, when you have a majority, you can on a mentally do what you like and they have decided to conduct a political exercise. the justice department can investigate anything. i don't, i do not contest that, but there has been no conclusions or charges right against president trump by the justice department. okay. but it will be in sync. say if they take up these

recommended charges, alfredo franklin very much and it will, it will be wider country even more than it is divided if they do. okay, well we'll wait and see thanks very much taking the time to join us. thank you so much. i appreciate it now as you've been, it says from the european union have a great to implement a cap on the gas prices from february they'll be kept below a $190.00 per megawatt hour e members are under pressure to bring down high energy costs because of concern about shows just the blog has been trying to reduce its reliance on lushin gas supplies. since the invasion of ukraine, dominic cane has more from berlin. you get a sense of how unlikely disagreement seemed for many weeks. in fact, some would say several months when you hear what the relevant check minister, the check government has the presidency of the ear 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 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 proof that her, the eat will, can deliver points here to remember is that there were several different sides to this. on the one side you had the germans, the austrians, the dutch, who really were not sure about the value that a price cap. could have him would bring this idea of a fixed financial value for each megawatt hour. and then on the other hand, you have 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 cab. 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. it has high court has ruled the government plan to send asylum seekers to wander is legal that he, for patient policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge that the court or those and the cases of 8 asylum seekers do to be deported. must be considered. i foresight reports from london. 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 law. just as louis writing, we have 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 she was re carefully today. 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 ruined up 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. what 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 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 judges from the high court today . the british, i'm secretary, has in the post cold 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 cilla had hair on al jazeera, we can see the excitement building in argentina, little fans prepared to welcome. well come here. we live in venice, ira ah, here's your headlines for the america. it's good to have you along. this is what it's looking like. i think we're going to see some weather alerts for rainfall in rio de janeiro. we've got this constant feet of rain coming off the atlantic just feeding into the city. 25 degrees will be the height for you. some storms,

justice of the bolivian and peruvian and is moving into brazil. there's that line of rain and showers just pushing toward the east coast. we go to central america. most of the action is in the golf. so let's go for a closer look because we've got some pretty severe storms call their meeting up with that warm and moist air out of the gulf. all of this wet weather is going to run into florida, where i suspect we will see some fighting over the next day or so. the southwest fairly quiet, but this batch of moisture here is going to spread some snow into oregon and washington state. there's been some snow at for bc's lower mainland, vancouver saw a months worth of snow and 24 hours december azure, snowiest month, about 6 centimeters. gives you an idea of how cold it is. minus 37 in white horse that is 25 to crease below where you should be this time of year, some snow through the great lakes and still breezy for canada's maritime provinces . that that snow is starting to wind down some spots probably about 30 centimeters

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hello again. you are watching our dessert. his reminder of our top stories this our a congressional panel has called for criminal charges to be brought against donald trump over his role in last year's attack. on the u. s. capital homer president denounced the charges as fake and that it was an attempt to block his whitehouse run in 2024. you and jim and says, have agreed to impose a cap on gas prices from february at the latest attempt to curb an increase in energy prices since russia would use most of its gas if exports to europe. and the high course in london has ruled that the u. k. government plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda is legal plan. deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge with argentina. as champion footballers are on their way home after one of the most thrilling world cup finals in the tournaments 92 year is straight. now we can see excitement

building in the capsule bless iris. crowds are expected to flock to the airport to welcome a team. hey, teresa bye well correspondent joins us now live from when i was in the teams do back in just a few hours time. people seem to be determined to be there when the plane touches down the plate is expected to arrive between 3 and 4 hours. so we will have started to arrive to where i am right now. since noon within think thousands of people coming here. i'm right outside the argentine football association training center. this is just send minutes away from the airport where argentine as national team is going to land. as you can see, hundreds and hundreds of people have gathered here right outside to wait for them. we were talking to some of them and they say that we've been waiting for 36 years

in 1986 when i come. busy now they're saying that they're going to wait all night. that's an effort that we have seen people from small football club full of children coming here. we haven't been in penn waiting. i'm ready to spend the night. many of them are hoping to get victor with learning messy to get a picture signed by leona missy. it's not going to be the thousands and thousands of police officers, at least $3000.00 police officers, have been distributed all around is area to guarantee that everything here goes accordingly to black. what we know is that the national team is likely to go is going to spend the night to right here and tie this was later on on tuesday, they're going to head towards the capital towards the city of when a cited and they're going to be in a bus going around the city, celebrating with the population this america winning the world kind of touch to people's hearts here. we know that union maybe has had

a conflict without containers. national tv quick 5 years ago. rust waited after not winning. they called bonnie got. he later on returned and people here, thankful for it. there. now, there's now devotion on the streets of when a cited for young men, maybe he has been historically compared to the evil might i donna failing to bring the car back from many now he's a bigger example. he's that family man. he's an international football start, but he also struggled 20 years to be able to win the world cup. and that's why many are telling us that this is an example for this country. children for thousands of children that have been inspired in this country by your name mfc right now. and that's why the government has declared a national holiday on the tuesday in tina to allow people to take to the food to celebrate with our didn't tina national t i people here. 2 as you can see, continue to be on the 5th continued to seeing the dan,

among many other things. they just say that they don't want this moment to be over anytime soon. and i'm sure it was having seen the argentinian excitement in that class. i'm sure that it will continue longer into the night, and indeed the rest of the week. thanks very much. ah, let's look at the legacy of this world caught more than a 1000000 people in cas are and tens of thousands of millions around the world watched the tournament. the government says this one was historic, not just because it was state in the middle east, but for what it leaves behind. as i have been, jarvis reports from healthier meals to set it's my cravings, intellectual sustenance, nurturing hungry minds, flu, appointed at this cafe in door. her speakers have been hosting weekly discussions on a variety of topics including palestinian resistance and women's rights. while young people say they want to challenge stereotypes about the middle east in general,

and other in particular, the owner of this cafe doesn't want to be identified because she believes only her platform deserves the spotlight. seen as a clear my head around and not open discussions, a very important what we have here is a platform, what we gather people and we spread knowledge and we hope our platform will be bigger and more influential in the future. and was kind of check of the woke up has been a catalyst for others moved towards in knowledge based economy. and the sports industry is capitalizing on intellectual property. whether in merchandising rights or broadcast revenues. but the broadcasting rights from the far will come and will be $2000000000.00 and an i p rights and spots globally. right. reach $50000000000.00 sir 2 years ago. so there's a lot of connection between ip spots or cut us hesser ambition. re, to be a technology in r and d center, it's well to enable an environment of growth and creativity, but as amended, it's labor laws. people's legacy plans include funding a labor excellence hub in partnership with the international labor organization. or

the ilo works all over the world, and rarely do we see change happening at this pace. we recognize that significant progress has been made, but we also know that there are many challenges still. other utilities, acknowledged reforms are neither going to be temporary, easy or quick. that's where vision 2030 comes in a long term plan, so the work to improve things doesn't stop with the world cup. one aspect is investing in art and culture. exhibitions, showcasing artworks from across the our world. another initiative focuses on catering for people with disabilities to ensure that included in mainstream activities. the government says the world cup is just the beginning. confident it's changed the perception of millions about them, at least now it's looking to diversify the economy. oh, it may have been a football tournament, but it's legacy and putting in the region will remain for decades. summer on the job without a 0 dollar approved has been living through a political crisis. since,

for my present, petro castillo was impeached and detained. last week, after attempting to dissolve congress. but aside from the immediate causes of protest, there were a deeper underlying issues, a quarter of the population live in poverty and many outside of the more prosperous districts of lima fail ignored trauma went to mankind on the outskirts of the capital to find out more is a political crisis right now in peru, but we wanted to show you some of the root causes of that. we've come to man shy, which is a district on the outskirts of the capital lima. you can see that it hasn't been paved roads. it also hasn't got sewage pipes, it hasn't got water and it hasn't got schools. we wanted to show you inside the house, 2 of some people of invited us here a bit. and judy, this is the house that they share with their 4 children. we 1st met ada on a march, she was protesting about what's happening in the country. you can see that in his house. he's go just laminated still rooms. when there is some of a points,

there is just ta, puling here. and on the side, this is actually the hillside and he's worried that when this rains, then it can cause mud slides worried about that for his children. so ever i want to ask you, why did you go on the march? is what changes do you want to see and what changes from your authorities? able to talk. okay. my show kick campbell's kid of it. it take can be a kid of it. this was totally, that is more ways the battle is saying, so that here in peru there's poverty in it's not just where he lives, it's all around and a lot of that is due to he says corruption. and that he feels that the only way for this change is changing the constitution and that this congress peru has at the moment is replaced. that's a vision, not just here, but the a lot of different peruvians have in the country where there's a lot of inequality, a lot of poverty in the moment. a lot of discontent,

i guess on the security forces are in a stand off with taliban fighters, the counter terrorism center in north west pakistan, several pakistani taliban detainees the control of the 30 late on sunday. they free prisoners and took security staff hostage demanded to be taken to afghanistan, while hider has more from his arm about lebaron lay this particular day, which belongs to the count them department located in a highly secure area way, then by new which is the capital of that district by new apparently, there were many fight days that he got dollar bond focused on or were being had that they were being interrogated highly to kill facility. and it did during that and dedication regarding the report that we have received that the one of the dedicated road able to grab a gun ident, harold hall, daisy of fisher,

to day one of the interrogators and for 71 night is also to lay down the rep and i'll read many of the people who have been arrested that he gets all of on buckets on fight to have been for the day of god. dan took over the entire come found military fisher forces and the security for k. have now gordon and all the area, there's a new black out. the places in lockdown residents have been told not to move out of their residence. the god of fear that there may be an escalation dog. also, according to the provincial government, in order to come to some sort of a negotiated settlement. so indeed, there can stand off at that particular day in bundle. nearly 200 nations have agreed a landmark deal to protect the planet, the humans cult 15 biodiversity conference in canada. the cornerstone of the

agreement is applied to protect 30 percent of the world lands and oceans by 2030. kristin salumi has more. i do not see objection, the packages stopped it. it was 3 30 in the morning when representatives of about 190 countries finally came to an agreement to protect biodiversity. after 2 weeks of tortures negotiations in montreal, there was reason to celebrate. we're really thrilled to see this. we see this is the combination of not only this up, but really years of efforts with ah, the results being a framework that makes clear on ambitious and measurable goals and targets. a coupled with review efforts as well to track progress. the agreement pledges to protect 30 percent of the planets, land, and oceans by 2030 and increased funding for conservation efforts. but some african

nations and environmental advocates wanted stronger commitments on funding for poor countries. at stake, 1000000 species of plants and animals, which studies say are at risk of extinction due to human activity like farming and fishing diversity, lasting climate change, their 2 sides of the same coin. and we need equitable funding. and it's, it's just not clear from the framework if there is new money for conservation programs. another key breakthrough is the inclusion of indigenous peoples, right, says an essential component of conservation throughout the to we conference, protesters brave the montreal cold to raise awareness of endangered species and keep the pressure on delegates. the un secretary general praise the deal, but warned even more needs to be done. these is not the time to sit on the sidelines. it's a time for resolve the termination and the us even hope.

because the spike, the limitations and long odds, we are working to push back against the spare to fight back against this illusion. and to find fuel solutions. not perfect solutions. now it's up to individual governments to follow through on the agreement and figure out how to implement it that will involve getting rid of subsidies that are harmful to nature and essentially doubling financial resources for conservation globally by 2030. kristin salumi al jazeera ah. as his al jazeera, these are our top stories. the congressional panel investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capital has called for criminal charges to be brought against donald trump. it was an 18 month investigation and to his role in the january sect riot before president announced the charges as fake.