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6 losing votes in 2 days. chaos and republican party as hardliners block kevin mccarthy's bid to the u. s. i was speaker. ah, i know about this, and this is al jazeera alive from dough hob, also coming up, the w. h. o says beijing's coven, 19 date is not giving an accurate picture. a south korea finds nearly one 3rd of travellers from china testing positive. washington resumes consular services in cuba, while an economic crisis force is the biggest ever migration from the communist island protest resume and peru demanding the release of jailed. former president pedro casteel ah,

the vote for a new speaker in the us house of representatives will go into a 3rd day 2 days and 6 failed votes. saw a group of hard line republicans block kevin mccarthy's bed for the top job. it's the 1st time in a century the result wasn't determined in the 1st ballot. john handed reports from capitol hill. it's a high stakes political stand off on one side, republican leader, kevin mccarthy, in most of his party on the other a cadre of strong willed republican rebels in 6 ballots. over 2 days like mccarthy's mainstream republicans have failed to muster, the votes, to elect him his speaker of the us house of representatives. a speaker has not been elected. it was a scene of republican disarray, a block of 19 then 20, then 21, mostly members of the freedom caucus repeatedly stopped the party leader from reaching the necessary 218 vote threshold. mccarthy began the 2nd day of voting

with optimism with but the repub in rebels want to dramatically limit the size of the federal government and overhaul the congressional rules to do that. and a series of concessions failed to satisfy them. rather after hours of deadlock votes, they took a 3 hour break for equally fruitless negotiation with the house, be an honor, then quickly adjourned. for a 2nd day without speaking, democrats watched the slow paced collision with glee. one bearing an armload of popcorn. the contrast between house democrats on the chaos and confusion taking place on the other side of the aisle could not be more clear. democrat hakim jeffries topped every vote, but fell short. the majority needed to win. without a speaker, the house can't pass laws may committee assignments or even swear in its new members leaving the united states without a functioning house of representatives. one democrat, in particular,

lamented the congressional chaos. it's embarrassing to the country. i mean, literally i'm making a part of this reality that you know, to big have up congress the can function. is this embarrassing really greatest nation in the world? how can i say as republicans battled it out on the house floor? president joe biden joined republican senate leader mitch mcconnell at a bridge connecting kentucky in ohio, funded by a bipartisan infrastructure law, showing that even divided government can function when both sides cooperate. john henderson, al jazeera capitol hill, i did high comp as a former us democratic senator. she says what's happening reveals long standing divisions and the republican party. well, i think it's playing out that the, the ongoing civil war within the republican party is playing out in front of people in full, in full view of the american public. this is not something that's new. these

conflicts have been ongoing. even beginning with the freedom caucus and the tea party movement back in the early 2, thousands and so, you know, when we look at it, we haven't seen it this blatantly but it's not really a surprise. we've known for probably 3 months, or at least since the election that kevin mccarthy did not have enough votes, certainly on the 1st ballot to become speaker of the house. we just didn't know how many. i think most people were surprised by that by the margin. but you know, he still got the still has 200 of his members who believe he should be the speaker, and that's a pretty good position. still for kevin mccarthy. there's a lot of people who really wanted to make the point about how united in spite of the spectrum of ideologies within the democratic caucus, they have been united and consistent, and staying on task and of,

and appearing for every vote. even though they know that hakim jeffries will not become speaker of the house, they are showing their unity, the palestinian ambassador to the united nations, along with multiple out of a muslim majority nations, requesting an urgent security council meeting. it's after israel's national security minister to melbourne via made what's described as an incursion into the all ok, so most competent on tuesday the attack is not only against our holy sites in the lock, so mosque and, and the hot m sharif. there are because of this environment of extremism that this is the really extreme government, the extremist in the history of israel, is providing is leading to additional aggression against our christian sites. christian, graveyards, you've seen by now that there are crosses over, you know,

graveyards, being trampled upon and attacked by extreme settlers. this is a toxic environment. the international community has to speak with one voice outer perimeter got it, and james base has more. well, this been a flurry of diplomatic meetings taking place here at the united nations meeting of the arab group of ambassadors. then a meeting of the ambassadors from all islamic countries and then representatives of those 2 groups meeting with the current president of the security council. japan, he'll preside over the security council meeting that's going to take place on thursday, the palestinian ambassador, making it clear they want very tough action from the security council. it's worth noting that among those ambassadors surrounding the palestinian ambassador were the representatives of 2 countries that of long had diplomatic relations with israel. that's jordan and egypt and also the ambassador of morocco and the deputy ambassador of u. e. 2 countries that the more recently have had more friendly relationships with

israel. it's also worth telling you that one of those ambassadors, the ambassador from jordan, my mood ha, mood spoke also to reporters. jordan has a special role as the guardian of the holy sites. the king of jordan has a special role as the guardian of the holy sites in jerusalem. he made it clear and reminded reporters of the year 2000 when the then that israeli opposition. leah ariel sharon, went to the alex amongst compound. and he said that at that time the security council had produced a resolution. this is it 1322, which condemns what it says was the provocation that had been carried out. and he and the other ambassadors say they want to see another resolution like this passed by the security council, because he made it clear back in 2000 that that act was the spark that started the 2nd inter father and some one who covered that on the ground in the west bank at the time. that's something that certainly at the international community as,

as doesn't want to see again, is new government has unveiled plans for an overhaul. the justice system, which will significantly weaken the supreme court. critics say it'll give benjamin netanyahu coalition the power to undermine democracy by passing laws, even if the court decides their unconstitutional. the supreme court is due to debate a new law passed by the government, allowing a politician, convicted of tax offenses to serve as a cabinet minister. welsh albert on fire is in his really arabian middle east analyst and lecturer at israel's reichman university. he says the proposed changes could threaten israel's democracy. the fact is that one somebody is elected ok to have the people's mandates. but what happens after that they can do whatever they want? no, because there has to be a supervisory body that checks them. what they're doing with the people's mandate is legal is within the law and he protects the rights of minorities and the citizens. and that's the job of their that's the job of the judiciary. and this is

something we've had since the birth of the state of israel. this is why we've been a liberal democracy. but once this happens, if the government's going to be successful, then the government can do whatever it wants, basically. and you can do things which are even against the law and there and there, and the supreme leader and the supreme court cannot stop them. and this is going to be the end of a israel. as of the liberal democracy will become something like you are all the bands are hungry and populous. the more china is being accused of giving an inaccurate picture of the extent of its coven 19 outbreak. it's leading scientists have given information to united nations agency officials, but the emergency program director of the world health organization says beijing is under representing fatalities. there are certainly issues in terms of the criteria

for recording and reporting debts attributable to call with banking. we believe that definition is too narrow, which requires for failure association to be registered as a cobit related debt. as of right now, definition, we know there are difficulties in all countries. very often in recording hospital releases admissions and use of i see you for some of you. and we believe that the current numbers being, being published from china under represent the true impact of the disease in terms of hospital measures in terms of i see your patients, particularly in terms of your opinions. now, recommending pre flight testing for passengers flying from china to member countries. officials are urging all travelers to wear masks. they say passengers should be randomly tested. since korea says nearly one 3rd of short term arrivals from china, have tested positive of coven 19 as

a 103 positive cases out of 327. the figures higher than the previous 2 days from thursday arrivals from china will have to submit a negative test result prior to their flight. in addition to a p c r. test. upon arrival. well as speak to dickie bowman, he's a medical doctor and epidemiologist and researcher in global health security at griffith university in australia. very good. have you whether sir on al jazeera, at the figures that we're seeing so far are down to interpretation or levels of interpretation. as we heard from the representative of the w h show that figures were also hearing from south korea are relatively small, although they appear to be increasing. is there any way that we can extrapolate from that and get some sort of idea of how significant the impact is in china? so if you look at the conversation in china was, i agree with the w h o a statement. it is a real, i mean that, that, that issue that i will believe. but again,

when we look at all of the, all my needed that, that, that in fact was come, visit the not only, let's say the jump on or oriental. it will go around 2 percent of them, at least based on that that was so positive in them of the 90 and we know the new somebody and the us in the month it is a most wonderful bill. jerry, the, i'll be presenting the cases again with the current policy within china that they will not be for that it needed desolate. and also the action case also becomes a big question about the real situation in china. but at least we can see in that place i from discuss my with my fellow with young china,

this situation at least it's getting caught in the city, but it seemed a way we will move to the are some, some, some are around the city and it's in the situation in china will be also are still challenging and the next man and again, the stand in something that the china is doing now in very improving the was the fascination and also giving the of and the vital especially like love it will prevent the date a see monday of asia. as we mentioned before, there are more come countries now who are requesting a negative test from chinese troubles prior to getting on a flight plus a p c r on arrival. if that is brought in quickly enough, is that likely to be enough to be able to, to keep the situation under control?

yeah, this will be how good if, if, just if the candy, let's say how many candy in the were also sending the they are how system because based on the recent, the border states and the border, i mean requirement is not i will not effective if there is no appropriate laser within the nation. so it's me, again, the facts in asia and they probably houses are made that is also still in the, in the late in the back of the, let's say the next wave emerging news, somebody and, but again, i said also rise that this should be, we have to be fair and so then the dental phobia or just responding or addressing the chinese travel because the situation was to happen in

listening to us 8 also experiencing the crisis. this, which is now explained at least 2000000 active cases of it. so i or the urge are, i'm forget the, i mean normally a chill just implement the set. if you can't, all oxygenation, like the under the blue, i mean international have a glitch. and so it will also prevent the, let's say, the a, you know, the feeling of fancy that they, let's say this getting me made out of some, an unfair treatment from the if it w h o give these are very clearly related because again, it's not necessary i mean, there is no guarantee that the restriction on the requirement will also be found the entering the new york and the the got the data and but at

least it will bank. i'm and also giving more until we know what is the current, what is the real that oh, he's in them. are you mad you know so far? yeah. if we're give up on time, learn about these new fi and, and the new study and also, and how we can easily. and again, i again urge that this is nuts. so we have been at the same phobia and it should be just apply it universally. and because vaccination was though, is, is this mass now with our global community really good to get your thoughts on this dicky berman? we appreciate your being with us and al jazeera, so thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you for the u. s embassy in cuba is resumed, full counsellor services and visa processing for the 1st time since 2017 officials

are hoping is going to curb the flow of migrants towards the north. a priority will be placed on permits to re unite cubans with family members in the us, as well as the diversity visa lottery. all services stopped 5 years ago when some diplomatic staff were stricken by an unexplained illness. later dubbed havana syndrome. washington's resuming counselor services at a time was severe. economic downturn has forced the largest ever migration from the kim not communist island to the u. s. hundreds of cuban immigrants have come ashore in the florida keys since the weekend. the 160 kilometer trips made often in rickety boards, but more cubans are still taking the risk and still ahead on knowledge. is it a protest? continue in bolivia, demanding the release of a detained governor from the opposition and campaigning for votes. the big issues facing nigeria is governing party ahead of a general election. ah

with hey, there is still tracking that re moving across the middle east for now finding it into the south, south west of iran, where there is likely to be some flooding on thursday. it's kicking all the way back to the red sea, so let's go in for a closer look at been some periods of heavy rain. for example, through bahrain will see some shar activity over the next few days in dora as well . but i think things will begin to dry off for western saudi arabia. i think just an overcast date in jetta on thursday with a height of 23 degrees. those winds have picked up through southern pakistan that is flushing out the fog and smog there. we get a warm pool of air as we look toward ash about in turkmenistan, but really through the rest of the stands, a temperatures are well above average here, as we head toward turkey,

i think it's an overcast start to the day and it's stumble that as we get throughout the day, i should see some more peaks of sun there. windsor beginning to back off for the coast of egypt, so not as breezy as it has been. and we've got a slug of some pretty intense rain for the north west of angola on thursday. the time the rain is really picking up for the eastern side of south africa. so for the eastern cape province, quizzes, unit, towel, milonga. in limpopo, there's a risk of seeing some flooding here over the next few days that her other up that see later ah ah ah, ah ah,

ah, the whole ah ah, watching i'll just need a reminder of our top stories this our, the vote for a new speaker in the us house of representatives will now go into a 3rd day republican kevin mccarthy has now lost in 6 rounds, has been adjourned until thursday. the republicans again failed to convince a group of hard liners to given the top job, the palestinian ambassador to the united nations, along with multiple arab and muslim nations of requested an urgent security council meeting. it follows what's being called an incursion by israel's national security

minister. it's a mob been clear into the all ok, so most compound on tuesday, china's being accused of giving an inaccurate picture of the extent of its covered 19 outbreak. its top scientists have given information to you and officials, but the w h o says beijing is under representing fatalities. after a pause over the festive season, protests have resumed in peru. it's been nearly a month since former president pedal casteel was ousted and arrested under rebellion and conspiracy charges. peruvians in the south of the country have fought with police demanding the resignation of his successor dinner, bought a warranty. marianna sanchez reports from the andean city of i could show oh, a march led by tim coffins, a symbolic reference to the people who died in december when the army opened fire at pull testers near the airport. the and the and see to you,

if i a culture i'm to let you know, my son was taken from me. he was 20 years old. i want justice. oh, the families of the victims blame precedent. he never knew out before the violent crackdown and want her resignation. i believe she's a mod low a dictator and blends with congress with demand and immediate submission. ah, there were protests in several regions on wednesday. highways were blocking goosgo in full. no, many clashed with police demanding new elections to be held immediately, although many different horse around the whole to run different things. they're not coordinating among readers. there is one voice been heard louder and louder, and that is the demand for closing of congress and the reform of the constitution. 74 year old. and we get doris has no time to join protests. he lives from crop to crop, barely feeding his family as he plants beans. he reflects on his anger. i produce

political elite will of god farmers let me suffer from a lack of rain, but congressmen don't do anything for us, like improvements or irrigation. how must we live? that is what i asked politicians for the laws changed to amend the constitution to one that would favor all of us. that matter. in the district of sako sinay, your gucho, most farmers live like enrique work in the fields and these days listening to the news of the nationwide discontent. they say they share community leader in that that he assess politicians never remember them. goal is stuck on the whole is up of a rich politicians take advantage of us for them, laws and just as exists. but there's no law or justice for us. we want to quality for our people, don't leave us as protest, resume precedent, been what the is urging for peace. the government says development and growth can't stop and it's promising security forces will act responsibly while protecting private and public property. but for the people in soc us and many other poor

regions in bay do development and growth is just a distant dream, money and us and just i'll just seat up soco say eco protest. this will gather in thursday and the bolivian city of santa cruz to continue demanding the release of governor louis fernando camacho. demonstrations had gripped the lowland region for almost 2 weeks since the rest of the writing politician on terrorism charges the related to an alleged 2019 cou against. then president evil morales favorite to his a bull reports. they have been here for a week rocking roads to protest the detention of their governor loose fellow, man, look on my chill. he was taken to alleviate capital. i passed last week accused of blood into overthrow, former president abel morales in 2019 no more. but we did get there, will viet, he won't allow that this government installs the dictatorship in the country. they

have detained dog owner and we will be on the roads. defending center girls is an opposition stronghold. i reach region that pays a crucial role in bolivia. economy that intentional governor nissan. okay. my to have increased the tension between the government in law passed located in highland and the brothers from the located in the lowlands of this country. people have been coming here to the center of the city steadily. every night to demand the release of their governor and confronting, with the police. the police use to your gas and rubber bullets to control the protesters. dozens have been detained. calmer choice currently kept in a high security detention center in la bass. he's on pre trial detention for 4 months while the investigation is ongoing. on wednesday, the prison was surrounded by the red ponchos mar,

indigenous governments. reporters who wanted to prevent camacho followers from reaching the area voters thomas protest on don't look almost we are protesting because since congress members from santa cruz arriving, we want to louis fernando, come, just to stay in for 30 years to the retained commercial, is not the only member of the opposition detained former into impressive angenie. 9 years was sentenced to 10 years in prison. he was on pretrial detention for over one year. the government insists, camacho and others were involved in a quote to oversaw morales. people from san diego say they were defending the country's democracy from the fraud committed by morales during the presidential elections in 2019. all was robert ill. morales reynolds, you in 2019. there was a vacuum of power. evo morales, reside jeanine and yours assumed as president, and she was recognized by congress for the so called qu, is their excuse to persecute political opponents every will. and that's why

thousands of vowing to remain on the streets challenging the national government that may claim is not respecting the rule of law. that is hello as a seed s and the group moly, via china and the philippines of agreeing to solve mother time disagreements through consultation. on the 2nd day of the philippine president's trip to china, manella ordered its military to boost its presence in the south china sea. after reports that china was reclaiming several unoccupied pieces of land to run the sprightly island. measuring claims sovereignty over almost the entire disputed region. despite an international quarterly and its claims of no legal basis. iranian actress, talent, allah, dusty has been released on bail after she was arrested for supporting the countries protest movement. she was jailed almost 3 weeks ago on charges of spreading falsehoods. before her arrest, she condemned on social media the execution of protest or mawson. shikari

demonstrations was spot where the death of masa, harmony in police custody in september. politicians have begun holding campaign valleys in nigeria, the head of next month's general election. the main concern among voters is the cost of living crisis and security, which is getting worse militants and all of the groups continue to attack villagers across northwestern nigeria. comedy dress report, so cano excitement just by can they as well? it is just take to the road to sell themselves and they're part to manifest us to nigeria 95000000. i join us out 14 in this elections happening between february and march. the presidential camp elections are going to happen in february, february to decrease to be exact. i know the minds of every nigerian is the issue of security, high cost of living, energy shortages, as well as education. earlier i spoke with the presidential candidate opening opening party. the apc mr. paula, i'm a tenant and i asked him,

what are the main focus on campaign? and what are the manifesto he's looking at? he assured that the issue of security is number one, because without security, but certainly nothing will work in this country. we have to fight for every inch of dis crunch, get rid of banditry. get to go all sort of violent tracks. we're gonna reduce it to 0. no country able to do that. what basically excitement is back in the. yeah. but then i also nigerians who are worried about the current situation, the lack of performance by doing the decisions quoted, you always are poor 8 years ago. even 16 years ago because of the lingering crisis in this country. jeremy crisis security crisis and visited a lot of niger i wanted and that appears that there would be more to help with this election. but again, the campaigning has been reinvigorated. the next few weeks will determine whether

or not most don't be.