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lou with up again, kevin mccarthy loses the 1st 3 rounds of voting for speaker of the us house of representatives when hardliners from his own party voted against him. ah, hello there, i'm dealing with donald. this is al jazeera alive from london, also coming up u. s. expressed his deep concern after israel's new security minister stokes tensions with palestinians with a provocative intrusion into alex. i'm most combat with brazilians. line the streets of san sources. football legend pelley is carried to his final resting place and recriminations in russia where some politicians are demanding punishment for military commanders. sacks of the killing of dozens of russian sold, ukrainian,

striking blue a warm welcome to the program republican kevin mccarthy. his last a 3rd round of voting to be the speaker in the us house of representatives. after hard liners from his own party, again voted against him. now the republicans took control of the house with a narrow when in november's mid term elections. and mccarthy was considered the front runner. but he's now fallen short of the $218.00 vote majority. 3 times. the democrats, however, have united around there and so many hacking jeffries to finish 1st in all 3 rounds so far. it's the 1st time in a 100 years that someone vying for the role of house speaker hasn't one in the 1st rounds. john hendrick joins me live from capitol hill. john 3 rounds of voting no winner. when are we likely to see an end to this?

well that's the question of the day that had a trick and not a good unkind the freedom caucus or a group of them has defeated kevin mccarthy. 3 times now on 3 ballots in it's unclear how the mccarthy team is going to go forward. it doesn't look like they're making any progress, persuading members of that republican subgroup to join their forces. in fact, on the 1st 2 votes, there were 19 of them. and the 3rd vote there were 20 doesn't mean a big surge is growing. but it also means that kevin mccarthy isn't gaining any adherents. so what happens now, they tend to vote until they can stop the there's some arm twisting going on, and the cloak rooms in the side of the house. and there are inducements that have been offered, but this group republicans really wants to disrupt the system. one of the things they wanted was to weaken the speakership. they again to confession from kevin mccarthy when he said that he would allow the new rules to say that only 5 people

had to vote together in order to bring up a vote to oust or remove the speaker. well then they said no, we want it to be one person who can call that vote. so any member of congress, any of the $435.00 people would be able to do that. and the republican said otherwise, the requests this group is making other largely to get their own members on various committees. and the answer from mccarthy's team has been that's not how we do business. we decide who's on the committee after we decide who is speaker. so until they can decide who the speaker is, they can't pass any legislation. they can't name anyone to committees. there's really nothing they can do. so they will just keep on voting until either kevin mccarthy wins or gives up. and john, just this mark of their real breakdown in republican party unity and how embarrassing is this to be playing in front of the whole nation? in fact, the rest of the world to it's a huge humiliation. and you can see

a bit of shot in florida in the faces of the democrats each time the vote, and they all clap because hakim jeffries has gotten the most votes, but not the majority needed in order to win for the republicans. just suggest they're not. they're not in a position to really effectively run congress. now, to put this in perspective with this really make a big difference. probably not whoever is speaker is still going to have a democratic senate in a democratic president, and it's gonna be hard to get any legislation passed other than those mandatory spending bills that have to go through each year. but it could take a while to do this, and it's interesting to point out that this hasn't happened. a 2nd ballot hasn't happened for 100 years. john engineer live at the latest from capitol hill. john, thanks for keeping us up to date. when we nationalize a former senior congressional aide to, to has republicans and she says the far right of the republican party is using this moment to challenge what they consider to be the establishment. this is not

happened since 19 twenties. and i'll say on its base, anyone can see this is a huge embarrassment, not only to mccarthy, but to the republican party as well as to our nation. know it, republicans not only looks so divided right now in their inability to rally around one person to lead them up. this doesn't look good for the body. that is congress writ large. of course, this is only one change of address, but in general, it highlights exactly what's happening within public party right now. the spirit divisions, the argument, and truly take you on the veneer of trump in order to try to decimate the republican establishment. it is the far right flexing their muscle, that is entirely it they've tried to do so for a decade. and in general, what can be said is that over the course of a trump's time in the white house, the house freedom cocher up. talk as, excuse me, those bar, right, wiggers in congress had actually increased their power. and so here's this moment

where they get to really stick it to who'd be consider, are there any, is the people within their own party, people like congressmen, mccarthy who has had his eyes on the speakership for a long time. now the u. s. says it's deeply concerned by a far right is really minister's visit to alex a most compound. saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and jordan vall condemned the intrusion which the palestinian leadership is cold. quote, an unprecedented provocation. national security minister. it's a mar been kaffir into the complex 5 days after becoming a minister. a decades old agreement allows non ms. them to visit is lumps 3rd holy a site as long as they don't pray, will then give your has called for greater jewish access to alex. so, but my minister benjamin netanyahu says he's committed to strictly keeping the status quo. will the visit risks stoking tensions with palestinians amass bolts? person said a continuation of this behavior will bring all parties closer to a big clash and has been

a leader awesomeness. rolla says any infringement of the states is full, could have even wider implications in her alti was any infringement of the alexa muscular and the sanctity of muslims and christians. by the zionists in palestine and in jerusalem could lead to an explosion are not only inside palestine hello, but also in the entire region. while in the year 2000 a visit by then israeli opposition leader ariel sharon triggered the 2nd intifada and tension at the site in may. 2021 escalated into an 11 day conflict set of carrot reports from occupied east jerusalem. it was a quick incursion into alex, almost compound under heavy israeli security. it happened in the early hours of tuesday followed by a quick exit a calculated intrusion with it's a mob been given, making a statement on this issue just days into being sworn in as israel's new national security minister. delivery for

a lot because our government will not surrender to the threats of how much of the temple mount is the most important place for the people of israel. viper and we maintain the freedom of movement for muslims and christians, but the jews, god will also goals. and those who make credit must be dealt with an iron fist on a bite. all it took was 13 minutes inside the compound, enough time to provoke international condemnation, including from jordan, which overseas the holy site. it's um, an israeli ambassador in protest, while palestinian leaders called it an unprecedented provocation. inadequate the ham and was 0 is that i even love you. the storming of alexa, moscow by the israeli minister, been given this morning, constitutes a serious challenge to the feelings of the palestine and people you recall on our people to confront such incursions that aim to make an exam was a jewish temple. this is a violation of all international norms values, conventions, laws, and israel's pledges to the american president. that's

a big deal more. how wanna job in a we consider this hardly attempt by been given a dangerous escalation and approval cation of the palestinians. and the arab and muslim nations this good spoke a religious war in the region. and this statement from his radio opposition leader and former prime minister, iowa p, describing the intrusion as a politically responsible decision. and showing incredible weakness from netanyahu in front of his ministers bought there was no mention of the incident in the government says cabinet meeting. while the prime minister's office released the statement saying benjamin netanyahu is committed to the status quo and ox almost cold. pound is a sad holy site for muslims, but it's also revered by jews under the rules of the muslim wa ship is allowed. palestinians are concerned that been given incursion to set a precedent for israel's new administration. the new ultra orthodox right wing government has promised to expand illegal settlements in the occupied west bank.

where on tuesdays ready forces carried out several raids. it's refugee camp near bethlehem, killing 15 year old palestinian of them i yeah. during confrontations, bringing this years palestinian death all to 3. this rate is the latest in a string of more than 40 arrests made in several palestinian towns since the start of the year. a letter was placed on m i. it's coffin. his family says he wrote it as a message to the world in case of his death that he's proud to be palestinian sir. height al jazeera, occupied east, you receive them. the white house says any actions jeopardizing the status caught alex a mosque will be unacceptable. the united states stands firmly and we've been very clear for preservation of the status quo with respect to the holy sites in jerusalem. any unilateral action that jeopardizes the status quo is unacceptable,

and we will continue to be steadfast on that and be very clear on that. like he has more now from washington d. c. the language used there by the press secretary, unacceptable, very strong language in terms of diplomatic terms. separately we also heard for us from a spokesman for the state department in that price, who also declared this to be an acceptable, any infringing of the status quo, any unilateral action against the status quo. but ned price also added that the u. s. is well aware of a precedent for this. he was referring to the year 2000 when ariel sharon, than the lead of the opposition. i went on to the i'll oxer compound that resulted in the 2nd intifada, which lasted from 2000 to 2006, ned price making direct reference to that in his comments about the unacceptability of this are clearly they are going to be word spoken with the israeli administration,

ah, hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets of santos in southern brazil earlier to bid a final farewell as if it were legend. pelley, who died on thursday at the age of 80. 3 time woke up when it was carried through the city on a fire chuck his coffin draped with the flags of brit brazil and a sense of football club. john hallman reports now from santas. ah, the b of a find a way for that relation, for edgy, so nice mental, better note to the world is pele. tons of santos, club and town. we spent almost 2 of his playing days, who gave it to cheer mode for his final journey. from b labelle, miro stadium, where he 1st arrived as a callo, 16 year old to the town cemetery, where hu rest is an 82 year old legend. thousands more had already passed by his

open casket inside the stadium. during a 24 hour wake, new president luis ignacio lula was among the last of them arising by helicopter from south power plate. the malta had a longer journey to tina was by bus from his home administered ice. the state were pele was also just for this a chance to see the coughing go. boy asked him why, especially as like the majority of people who have been too late to see pele in his prime. when the chelsea can, when we were children, brazilians were disappointed with politics, the economy, and everything in the country and pele was the 1st black person to be successful in brazil, he was very respected. everywhere he went in. the world. pele seemed to belong to the brazilian people and then the world, a serial winner with a wide smile and humble demeanor, flashed across t v's and technically, during the 1970 woke up, been rate whether he was with robert, from movie stars,

to you as president, you probably are aware of who are with me here to day. and by the way, my name's ronald reagan. he would almost always be the most famous person interview, i'm sure. but for many st. by in the town of santos, the connection was less starry eyed, more intimate, nailed by my father, who unfortunately can't be here today because he passed away was a big supporter of santa's and was friends with pillow, with pepper catania zito, lima. he was great friends with them all and i decided along with my daughter and my mom to come here to represent my father. because if he was alive he would definitely be here. paying his homage to pillow the funeral possession took 4 hours to wind through santos. and to get here to the towns vertical cemetery, just under a kilometer away fillet, have wanted to be placed on the 9th floor because 9 is the number that his dad don been you're also football i had on the back of his shirt for his family actually change that when he died and decided to put him on the 1st floor instead,

because they wanted him to be more accessible to the fans and people that wanted to come and visit him. this it seems would be the new shrine for pele in a country that still reveals him. john home and how does it santos still to come this half hour new year new train strikes, real work is in the u. k. welcome people back to work with 5 days of industrial action. this is medics in the u. k. warn and overloaded health service and delays could cause hundreds of extra depths every week. ah, ah. and we're off with your weather updated in se asia. thank you so much for joining in. we've got this run of rain in the south china sea press place where that goes on thursday. it's

going to bump into the coast, south coast of vietnam, very likely to bring some flooding here. so we'll keep tabs on that. it's a gloomy picture across china. plenty of clouds the shower around, but i think the better bet for that. what weather will be and type pay with a high of $18.00 degrees on wednesday. the cold air rushing over those warm waters at the sea of japan warmish. i should say that means and see and do snow at northern and western areas of japan in the range of about $40.00 to $50.00 centimeters over 12 hours for the northwest of australia. this ex, tropical cyclone has been doing quite a number, could see about half a meter of rain in some spots, and it has produced some record flooding in the kimberly region. now for the southeast of australia, some showers in storms for the coast of new south wales, a. c, t, and teens are hot now once again in perth, the 36 on wednesday when this weather report in new zealand. lot of rain and wind for the northland region, also wind for the escape and now just some hit miss showers. christ church could

see one the high 24 degrees on wednesday. thanks for joining in. we'll see you soon . take care. ah, african narrative from african through spect tibbs, all blooming going on from david transmit total. well, i got duck games in a new series of short documentary st by african filmmakers from mommy and gabon. is she been african move? so pissed off creek, dudley medina, the heritage, and making her future africa direct on al jazeera lou. ah

ah, very quick reminder of our top story here on al jazeera, the leading contender for speaker of the u. s. highs of representatives. republican kevin mccarthy has failed to be elected after 3 rams of voting is the 1st time in a 100 years of the election went beyond the 1st rank. democrats know many hickey jeffries finished with more votes the mccarthy in all 3 rats. saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and jordan have joined palestinians in containing the intrusion of the alex, a mosque. why is really national security minister? it's marvin giving year palestinian leadership described it, quote, as an unprecedented obligation and hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets of santos in southern brazil to bid a final farewell to people. legend pele, who died on thursday at the age of 80 to 3 time world cup winners coffin was carried through the city on a fire truck. with

news agency says, save the defense, ministry has raised the death toll in ukraine's attack on a barrack in the city of america. 289 russian service men defense ministry also says the main reason for the attack was the unauthorized use of mobile phones by russian troops, which allied ukrainian forces to determine their location. ukraine says about 400 russian soldiers were killed and 300 wounded in their task in the eastern, dynette screeching. but some russian politicians, as well as a former commander of full russian troops, have demanded punishment for commanders who they say ignored the dangers of stationing troops there. while a vigil has been held for those killed in the south western russian city of samarra, where some of the troops were from service was followed by him in its silence before flowers related the soviet your war memorial. even with the number of fatalities disputed,

it's one of the deadliest attacks on russian forces since they invaded 10 single grains presidents as russia is ready to launch an extensive campaign of attacks by arabian made drones. ramirez zalinski says russia is trying to exhaust ukraine. my mind when we have information that russia is tending a protracted attack using shad drones, it is probably banking on exhaustion. exhausting our people now. anti aircraft offenses in energy, but we x and do everything so that the terrorists fail in their aim as all their others have failed. tens of thousands of railway workers here in the united kingdom . a staging, 5 days of strikes, justice people had back to work after their christmas holidays pay and conditions remain at the center of the dispute and one union bosses the industrial action could last for a month. how resource it reports from what's usually one of london's busy stations the british commute is it's a case of new year, same strikes, tens of thousands of rail workers from the r n. t union began

a 2 day walk out on tuesday, kicking off a 5 day run of industrial action across the rail network. this 1st strike leading a skeleton service in some parts of the country. none at all in others have been really hectic, especially getting to work has been really difficult. but fortunately, again, you know, with technology, it does help that we can work from home. so i completely understand that people have the right to strike and i support them straight. and also from about christmas, the last that you want to do is have delayed travel. trains are still running, particularly at major city hubs like this one, but they're running about 20 percent of normal capacity starting later and finishing earlier in the day. passengers being told not to travel at all possible those who are making journeys, having to plan accordingly. the unions won't pay awards that reflect inflation currently running at nearly 11 percent and they're resisting proposed changes to working conditions, including more dr. only trains and more mandatory sunday working and members work

in law as we phone up in the air and their conditions will be ripped to pieces. they have, it knows that not, it wasn't even 1st in the, the thinking about pay hundreds of them. there's a beating contact the fall conditions away in return for a very modest pay deal. the government rejects the union's charge, that it's preventing the rail companies from making a deal at the same time, insisting inflation matching pay awards with the economy. there's a fair, reasonable, pale for on the table which 2 of the trade unions have accepted the r m t sadly decided to reject it has to be an offer that's fair, reasonable for the taxpayer, as well as for the people who work in industry and we will go to see some reform in the way the industry operates so that we have a proper 7 day road way that passengers can rely on network rail which runs and maintains the tracks. so such a deal is within touching distance. there are reports that improved benefits rather than pay or under consideration. for now though, this winter of strikes,

disruption rose on hurry, full set, al jazeera london, the pressure on the case national health services, intolerable and unsustainable. according to medics there warning that there could be up to 500 extra death calls by delays in emergency care every week within a dozen, n h as trust and ambulance services declared critical incidents over the festive period. where we shall explain emergency service, struggling to emergencies growing with england hospital waiting lists, or the stories of people who've called for an ambulance and waited hours like mary jane, lonnie who's 87 year old mom fell one evening and hit her head around the corner to the following morning and left the total of 10 in the hall with the wages to the ambulance. then there were another 10 hours inside the ambulance outside the hospital. i believe the hospital,

the i any department if i pushed that they use in the i'm going to say the back of the ambulance. it stretches out the next awards has what is individual stories like mary jane's there are stories told by data. so here's a stat for you. if i'm fallen ill or got injured in england in november and taking myself off to accidents and emergency as a strong chance, i would have been one of nearly 40000 people that had to wait more than 12 hours to be admitted to a hospital department. now that is a 355 percent increase on the same figure from the previous november. according to the royal college of emergency medicine delays like this a costing 300 to 500 lives every week. the causes pinch points and blockages to full wards and star shortages. we also recognize the big pressure that we're seeing played through in terms of ambulance. 100 delays is largely triggered by

those who are fit to leave hospital, but delayed in doing so. we need to free up that big capacity. but also pretty much anyone involved with the n h. s. why this much cherished national institution is so critically ill and they'll teddy this, what we're seeing is the result of 10 years of under funding under staffing. and under resourcing, the, an a chest. what the pandemic has done is it's aggravated the situation, the system inside a se is now brittle and unable to flex with the seasons or surprises. many, many winters have been challenging. but what we've seen this year is that the usual level of winter pressure that we might see would usually a beat in the summer. you'd get a bit of a respite, you'd be able to do more work, and then the winter pressures would come again. but this year it became so pressured that the whole summer felt like winter level pressures. so then when we got to winter, we were already at a much higher base light of pressure. when will the and a chest get better,

will get better. the doctor's prognosis, his gloomy, not for many months, and not without serious financial help. rory challenge al jazeera london, a former boss of collapse crypto currency exchange f t. x has pleaded not guilty in a u. s. court or criminal charges that he cheated. customers and investors. sam bank, when fried, has been accused of causing billions of dollars in losses in what prosecutors have called. one of the biggest financial faults in american history is denying claims that it, it customer deposit, celebrity x to fund another firm, my property, and the political donations this morning. just thousands cards from across europe, travel to france, the memorials of 3 nationals who were killed in paris last month. a 69 year old mans been charged with murder for the shootings at a kurdish cultural center. some of the binge of aid has more. ah johnson to you, the company, the coffins of the 3 kurdish refugees killed in paris on december, the 23rd. the funeral seems to have united the kurdish community across europe.

thousands gathered in a prison sir berg to bid their respect. many have come from other regions of france and neighboring countries. the community is disappointed and afraid after the kurds were shot dead in the 10th district of the city, which is all to a large goodish community. relatives of the dead and activists say they are insulted as curds and as french citizens because they feel the state has failed in its obligations. this yes, not all of us. we want justice and truth. we are used to conspiracies and turkish good in france. we would like to know what's behind this, who did the killer meat when he was in prison? who is this person being called a madman? we want answers office and i had to mercer and we are from syria, iran, iraq and their gear. they're also angry at the goblins in their home countries. the gathering provided an opportunity to express their political views as well. oh,

we thought herds playing repression would be safe in europe. but when we're targeted in the heart of paris, that raises questions on how we'll see european countries that is supposed to be democracies. the anger is also directed at french authorities for not declaring it a terrorist attack. and some limitations agree, prosecutor fussy, did like that horrible. the french state must be more transparent. the fact that the crime is qualified as a terror attack should not be related to the color of skin, of the perpetrators. every racist attack is a political act and a terror attack. the 69 year old white male accused of the murders is awaiting a formal investigation and trial. the bodies will now be taken to the kurdish region of northern iraq and turkey for burial. generally marks 10 years since the killing of the activists in paris and the latest 3 killing have reopen. busy on whom they have been demanding an investigation for the last decade, but are afraid that once again, their dead will not get justice. farmer job in all the vera paris in

a rainy in chest player has arrived in spain after receiving warnings, not to return home following an international tournament in kazakhstan. sarah condemn who's ranked 800 and 4th in the world, competed in chest championships in o marty last week without a he job. and so school sick of them said she was warned by multiple individuals not to return to iran. organizes provided her with security whilst at the tournament. her actions violated iran's laws governing women's dress code. iran has been racked my auntie government demonstrations since mid september. he has football player remains in a critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest and collapsing on the field doing an nfl match 24. you will buffalo bills. player dumb r hamlin fell to the ground after colliding with a napoleon during the prime time match against the cincinnati bengals. medical officials performed cpr on him before he was taken to a local hospital. that's how i dr. launched by hand in last month is receive more than $4500000.00 in de.