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report on the january 6 attack, i'm a u. s. capital is released outlining why former president donald trump should face criminal charges. ah. hello, i'm darren jordan, this is i'm 0. lie from dell are also coming up ukrainian soldiers welcome us. pledges of more help rushes president blossom. the patriot missile system has owned the u. s. braces to what's being called a bomb cy clone. it's facing a white christmas that could be the coldest in decades and trying to say best school, how teachers, pupils and parents are banding together to overcome hardship in the u. k. ah. the congressional panel investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capital has released its final report. it says former president donald trump criminally engaged

in a conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election and failed to stop his supporters . from attacking the building. the panel says the insurrection gravely threatened democracy and put the lives of politicians at risk shabby towns. he has more from washington, dc. the life of the select committee was a go to end at the end of this year and with a republican controlled house in the new year. clearly there wasn't going to be any more weren't going to be any more hearings next year. so they have releases report $845.00 pages. it is a summary, but it's basically the all encompassing summary off the 18 months of work and hearings, the over a 1000 witnesses, the over a 1000000 pages were told of documents. it's all in here. we're being told this is that this is the, this is the draft of history from the committee about what exactly happened. we know the broad parameters of the plan, which is helpful because we haven't had a chance yet to read 845 pages. but you can see from the index,

it basically follows the same narrative structure that we saw during the committee hearings, which, which was that story of how donald trump, even his votes were being counted on election night hatched a plan to try and steal the election. he did not want to appear a loser, knowing the disseminated false information to pressure, the vice president, members of congress, local state officials for extra votes for the warranty. the fudge was constitutional processes and he ultimately failed. we know that he's bought probably just this is that documentary evidence, which is the work of the committee, which they want to be part of history, but potentially also. and we had this earlier on on the week part of the any criminal investigations that may follow. russian president vladimir putin has accused the white house of fighting a proxy war in ukraine, saying the us is using ukrainian soldiers instead of its own. he also dismissed the

patriot missile system pledged by washington. no articles disappeared off with us regarding patriot missiles. it's a relatively old system. it doesn't work as well as our is 300. 0, nonetheless, those who are confronting are said this as a defense of weapon as well. ok, but they will always be an antidote. so the people who are doing this are doing it in vain. it's just prolonging in the conflict. that's all giving you a conflict when it follows a visit to washington by ukraine's president brought him, is the lensky. he met his polish counterpart, angie duda, on his way back to cave. the poles have been one of ukraine staunchest allies separate leaves. lensky has been invited to brussels for ukraine, e u summit in february. but with them as a short term emotional hazard that we're coming back from washington, we're coming back with good results. the ones that will really help us determine that the victory will be ours. glory to every warrior of ours, glory to every one who protects our country. and we bring to ukraine to don bass to back mirth, and to the south decisions which our defense courses awaited so little to day in

a special format one on one we discussed with the reader, our corp you. i told him what i heard in the u. s, which was about after teaching bleaching of the upcoming year were getting ready. we strengthen our joint forces. now she's been said i'm hold has more from russia's capital. moscow has said clearly today that all 8 sent to ukraine by the united states patriot systems, or other would be legitimate targets to the russian army. also, the personnel that might be deployed with such systems to train or to operate the systems would be also a target for the russian army. we have heard this clearly by the spokesperson of the kremlin misty post school. and also today there was something very important spoken by the chief of. 5 staff of the russian army general didn't get us him off. he said that the united states is active,

the in getting involved in this conflict through sending ad, supplying more weapons to clean this what moscow has it clearly said it will respond to the more arms being sent by the united states and other european and nate, 2 countries to ukraine, that are also another scenario that would be possible, but it's not clear if russia would resort to such an option that would be launching an attack from the ban, let been russian a territory. so the best that would facilitate the russian army, reaching the city often leave and thus cutting the main road that supplies weapons to ukraine through poland. meanwhile, on the ground in ukraine, the city of back moved, continues to be the center fighting with russia, focusing its attacks that the ukrainian forces have

held their ground and the territory that russia could use to advance and other cities. president lensky as he was moscow of turning the city into ben ruins. charles trap and monitoring the fighting. and keith buck is undeniably one of the hottest places along that 1300 kilometer front line. it's a city that has been fought for with increasing intensity. i suppose over the last 5 months of this 10 months war and it's bad to say that suddenly in the last month or so, the russians have made very little advance. we know that the fighting is especially tense in the east of the city. this is a place that is now being called a meat grinder, and that's with reference to that world while will, one baffle is very done, where tens of thousands of soldiers were killed. we understand the thousands of ukrainians and russian soldiers have been killed in the battle for back moot,

many civilians as well. we also know that there are still surprisingly quite a few civilians in that town. refusing to leave la z, as is usually the case because they have nowhere else to go and they're worried about their properties. but mood is strategically important because it is potentially a gateway to other large cities in the don't it's region. the cities have cremmit sourced. and sloppy answer, but it's fair to say that the situation has come to a very brutal war of attrition and a stalemate. tens of thousands of people have been displaced by flooding in malaysia off the days of heavy monson reign. the northern states of canton, i'm turn gone, who have been worst hit roads, houses, and cars have been submerged. emergency services say at least 5 people have been killed. florence louis has more on how the floods are affecting the north. wherein a village in pursuit intern gone new state one of the worst effected areas. nouns,

the floods here, people say was the worst in living memory. waters rose quickly. people barely had time to escape and get to relief centers. the river, not far from the village and heavy rains over the weekend, had caused the river to burst its banks. you can see the extent of the damage caused by flood waters. houses completely destroyed. zinc roofs lie on the ground. trees have been up rooted water receded several days ago. so people have been able to return to begin the process of cleaning up. but rebuilding is going to take a lot longer, weeks, months even now people here say they have received some aid from volunteers and also from the government. but it's still a long and difficult road ahead to replace what they've lost. a severe winter storm is sweeping across the united states. snow and extremely cold weather. coincides with a start of the holiday travel season. bicycle hey, has the latest for many wishing for a white christmas,

but not like this. a massive storm is sweeping across the entire us. 75 percent of the population will be living with freezing temperatures by weeks. storm extreme co, whether you can see on the map, the estimated areas you know, as low as 50 degrees, where it said dark red pillows, 0 dangerous and threatening. this is really very serious weather large here. it's a storm so big. it has a name elliott, the ice apocalypse is coming upon us. the talk concern the temperature on wednesday in wyoming. the temperature dropped 17 degrees celsius in just 9 minutes. meteorologist are predicting, the storm will soon get another name because of that. a bomb psych loan, that is when the atmospheric pressure drops at least $24.00 milla bars over 24 hours the same. sure. as a category 3 hurricane, and it's going to be wide spread,

sweeping down to the south as far as texas and other states that usually don't experience extreme cold. heavy snowfall will also be an issue with wind gusts expected in some places as high as 80 kilometers an hour that can create wider conditions and the potential for people to become trapped in their cars, in temperatures that can be fatal. and it's coming right in the middle of the busiest travel season of the year. thousands of flights have been canceled, tired, stride, hungry, just hopeless, honestly, the national weather service is calling this storm a once in a generation type event for much of america, a white christmas, but the coldest one it's been in for decades. patty calhane al jazeera and b c's. maggie vesper as more from belvedere illinois. we're getting down to the 0 our here on the midwest and out east to get on the road and get to where you want to go for the holiday as this or makes its way. eas,

millions across the midwest and beyond. waking up to blizzard warnings, in fact, 8 states and counting now under blizzard warnings from montana and the dakotas out to western new york. also a growing number of governors, including in kentucky, most recently declaring states of emergency, the governor of indiana, hauling in the national guard to help rescue people on the roads just in case they get trapped. this, after the saw examples are less of how bad things could get white out conditions from places 2 days ago in washington also when the dakotas overnight. in denver, they've opened the denver policy of that massive arena. welcome in hundreds, as a warming shelter just in case there are power outages in that region, which is obviously a big concern here in the midwest and out use as well, which is advising people to sign up for emergency alerts as the system makes its way through and just be prepared to hunker down at home, potentially for days on ads for short break here now to 0. when we come back, health workers in china is most pop in a city sound. the alarm every potential avalanche of corona virus cases and is

britain's new monarch prepares to deliver his 1st christmas speech. we look at an eventful year for the rural family and the challenges ahead more than ah hello, it looks pretty unsettled for much of the middle east as we go on through the next couple days. is the fair but a clap to seizing out of the caucasus, sinking further southwards, and look at that mass of wet weather, northern parts of saudi arabia, from mecca, and all the sections of the gulf through q wait, we'll see some very heavy rainfall here in doha his days large, dry fine, too bad here. 25 celsius for friday. tank warm as you go on through ashley with that southerly breeze. pushing forward as that suddenly meets up with the cooler air coming in from the north watch, but snow over the high ground of iran. garage of showers. therefore much of

a round. it will at least be a lot drive. it's was the la montana cost much those northern sections of saudi arabia. we got a few showers also affecting the north east of africa into egypt to run the coastal fringes of them. hearts of where libya also seeing some of that wet weather. but from much of north africa it is dry. we have got the lifted dust and sand pushing out to chat. nicea into molly. maybe it's martinez. well, let you drive down across the much of west africa through the gulf of guinea, and then the heavy showers roared across the tropics there, pushing the way right across the northern parts of zimbabwe. more wet weather to into northern areas of mozambie and tanzania. ah ah

ah ah, ah lou ah, welcome back, a good reminder, top stories here at this hour. the congressional panel investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capital has released its final report. it says former president donald trump criminally engaged in a conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election and failed to stop his

supporters from attacking the building. russian president vladimir putin as acute the white house of fighting a proxy war, saying the u. s. is using ukrainian soldiers instead of its own, follows a visit to washington by ukraine's president obama zalinski and tens of thousands of people have been displaced by flooding in malaysia of the days of heavy monsoon reign. the northern states of kelantan and tara gone, who had been worst hit emergency services say at least 5 people been killed. now a hospital in china's biggest city says half the population of 25000000 could be infected with cope it. 19 by the end of next week, china seeing a surgeon cases off of the government, began easing restrictions this month. falling a wave of protests. the shanghai desi hospital has told its staff to prepare for 8 tragic battle. the world health organization says is concerned about china. it's coding on beijing to provide more detailed information on the spread of cases on china's imported foreign made cobit 19 vaccines for the 1st time. the batch of

biotech 5 jobs in germany would be for use on german nationals. beijing has so far, insisted on using its own vaccines. love, 20000, around 20000 and germans can now benefits for this for the time being. at the same time, we're trying to ensure that in addition to german citizens and national foreigners or so called ex portraits can also benefit from such as well. i found a peasant kids from university college london. she says, china is vulnerable to a major outbreak. there is an immunity gap due to the 0 coven policy, which means that the majority of the population has not yet been exposed. and we do have an elderly population that been backing hesitant and it's been difficult to get the home grown vaccine available to this population. so those 2 factors mean that over 60 percent of the population can be hit in the next 90 days and is going to be very difficult to combat the tidal wave of covet 19 in the wake of

what has been really a 3 years of quite severe cubic restriction, but some described as draconian, but it did in fact prevent many debts and we're seeing sort of the almost the consequence of that success now because there are many people that will be experiencing who would for the 1st time. so i think that there's also an issue here that we could see not, not just myself, but other models predict that over a 1000000 people i could end of died from cove it as a result of not just this way, but the consequent waves that will emerge from the current outbreak, india is to start random cove in 1900 tests for international travelers arriving and it's airports. health officials are on the lookout for new current virus variants or partner at towne jones. i live now from new jersey, putney. so how is the government preparing for it? thinks could be arise in coven cases. so the

message from the government is care precaution is better than kill. and often the alarming reports of the outbreak in china as well as the optic in cases and several other countries. the government is stepping up precautions. it has also off dates to be on an alert. now, many of these measures are pretty standard. we've seen them through the course of the pandemic. so regarding air travel, there is no life band, but about 2 percent of all incoming international travelers are being tested at random at airports. the government is also specifically shacking the b f 7 varian that's fueling the outbreak in china, and has all states to send positive samples for sequencing. now there is no mass monday net nationally, but the state of karnataka has now reinstated a mass mandate indoors. there's also a renewed focus on vaccinations. now,

90 percent, almost all of the eligible population in india has received both dozes but only a quarter of those people have taken the both of those. so the government is encouraging people to get that 3rd or 4th dose. now, since the beginning of the pandemic, india has reported the 2nd highest number of colbert 19 cases. but over the last few months, there has been a steady decline. this morning. numbers show that overnight in the record, fewer than 200 cases. but there are fairs of what another such could do from a health perspective, you might remember the devastation caused by the death wave. in the summer of 2021 . when hospitals ran out of beds, there was a crunch in terms of oxygen supply. a funeral pyres of burning through the night. there are also concerns about what this could do to the economy when the economy is seriously struggling to recover. while inflation has eased over the last few weeks

. other economic parameters, specifically, economic growth is still looking bleak of and weaker than what was expected. i took them into a live 1st day in new to a public. thank you. women in afghanistan are protesting against a new policy that bans them from university is the latest restriction imposed by the taliban since it returned to power. last year, fenton monahan has more. yes. these protesters say they're being punished for wanting an education. has their, their demand is simple. a woman's right to go to university, but they say open defiance of the taliban government is increasingly putting them at risk. so good much mcgee. this is more even the tele been turned out demonstrations into violence. the girls were beaten and ripped. we ran away. some girls were arrested. i don't know what will happen. on tuesday, the taliban band,

women from higher education block for mentoring campus students are coming to terms with a very different future than the one they imagined. welcome to me, the more because it's training center was our hope. why can we girls to we were full of hope and came here to learn. it is really a pity the tell them and i've taken all our hopes in the full of all my them, the taliban came today. they beat us and kicked us out of the training center. i'm fear that you no longer had the right to study. the more we are in a very bad situation, the girls here, they've lost their spirit. the government says women's faculties weren't following their interpretation of islamic law. it said the policy was an internal matter and warrant foreign powers not to interfere. well, the bought the move has been widely condemned. below you and global education envoy gordon brown said the world can't stay silent in the face of discrimination. yes, turkey is foreign minister said the band with all his logic and inhumane taliban

has imposed growing restrictions on women's freedoms since they return to power in 2021. despite the risk of reprisals, some are still pushing back warning that the potential of a generation could be lost than money. in al jazeera, several homes have been destroyed in a wildfire in 2800 firefighters in vineyard. del mar, have been deployed to stop the fast moving blaze. a prolong dry spell in the record, heat way, the fuel the flames. more than 7000. hector is a forest of torch so far. now as rising costs and increasingly constrained government spending public services in the u. k. or under intense pressure education is one sector feeling the strain or challenge has been to a primary school in london to see their unusual solution to a cache crisis. ah,

my, the children of barn croft primary school be heading the musical st. autumn. ah, kids on vocals, parents handling video and editing with this cover of an 18 pop classic your the voice by john farnham, they're shooting for that most hallowed of british traditions. topping the charts for the christmas, number one single. ah not for 14, you're fine though. they're much more modest aim is to keep their school lights on and their teachers employed. ah, i've been a teacher since the late ninety's. ah, this is the worst i've ever known it. bon crosshead says the school is in a huge financial black hole, and it's not alone. it's absolutely country light. and i think if you spoke to any

had teacher in the country, they would say that and their school has been really badly hit by this earlier in the year, teachers wages went up box. the government did not give schools the money to pay for this, leaving them with serious budget deficits. bancroft hopes they can raise enough money to buy solar panels for the roof. cutting soaring energy bills might mean the school won't have to make staff redundancy in a year or 2, the teaching assistants that vulnerable and special needs children rely on for support. despite having fun with the video, the situation has left parents to sponsored. i'm really angry and you know, our children, they, they, you know, say like, i sort of not the future really we need to invest and then it's a bigger home is affecting schools everywhere and, and if it's very, very ring for the future of education in the whole country, you're the reason trying on this. oh, making noise in ne coke ah,

and things in that you mumsy, that every day. lee, my layer in new hampshire. stevenson, and i basically just was, i give you said he got another and he knew an old one practice of christmas number one would of course be a fantastic present for the kids and the parents of driscoll, but a better one would be the funding they need indeed, the funding that every cast strapped school across this country needs and isn't receiving at the moment or a challenge out a 0 london. now king charles, the 3rd will address the you. cain is 1st christmas day speech on sunday. it camps a to motors, year for the british monarchy and his ears. andrew simmons takes a look back at the last 12 months and the challenges facing the new king for the millions who follow british royalty 2022 will stand out in history for generations to come. the year queen elizabeth the 2nd celebrated 70 years on the throne. the

platinum jubilee. i think i might just put a knife, but it was also the year her extraordinary rain was to end. this was the last the world saw of her on the 6th of september, appointing her 15th prime minister at boehmer old castle in scotland. she died 2 days later, throughout her life. her majesty the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration, an example to me, and to all my family. and we owe her the most heartfelt debt. any family could owe to their mother. oh, load was a state key with pageant free and tradition. millions reacted with with spectrum formless. most of the british people had never known any other monarch. the queen's coronation was in june 1953 in westminster abbey. she was only $25.00 when she acceded to the throne, more than a year before. 70 years after his mother was crowned here,

king charles will have his coronation in westminster abbey. it will be steeped in centuries old tradition, but there will be a difference in tone and attempt to save money in difficult times for the economy of britain at $74.00. king charles will obviously have a much shorter rain than his mother, but he will face major difficulties. isolated incidents like this don't help but the public standing of king charles isn't his main problem. and while grumpiness may not be normal protocol, the reported feedback from this incident was mainly positive. royal watches saying it shows even a king can have a temper tantrum. serious issues abound, though not least, the role of prince andrew who stripped of royal duties and most of his titles,

a woman in the u. s. accused him of sexual assault when she was 17. he's made a financial settlement with her, but he denies any wrongdoing to describe what happened with an prince. angie's association with jeffrey, obscene and glen maxwell as a scandal, is in some waiting under state how horrific that is for the palace to have continued to give shelter and to give credibility is unbelievably damaging the hierarchy of the family. you know there's leaking but there's also plenty of sorts. prince harry and his wife megan michael presented potentially even more damaging issue your own freedom. like the 6 part docu series on netflix set out the couple's grievances and why they decided to leave royal duties. a move to the u. s. we can't disregard the impact to the harry and make and split. but i think it's pretty clear that the monarchy will

whether this, as it has so many of the storms, not one watches agree with that optimism though. other issues include a police inquiry into some of prince charles's charities over allegations that cash has been donated. in return for royal honors, there is consternation about the monarch his future in particular. it's 14 overseas realms. i still don't think that will see a republic during his life time, but i think the prospect of a republic ah, has drawn closer and i think a lot of the overseas rounds will depart during his reign. there's a big majority in favor of the monarchy in the u. k. but critics say king charles needs to make the royal family more relevant to british life and to crack down on scandals and excessive spending. andrew simmons alger zoom loved.