biden on january the 20th security has been tightened in the capital but pelosi plans to have to remove to fraught with difficulties firstly is thought that vice president mike pence is unlikely to lead any attempt to have trumpeted by activating the 25th amendment to carrying him incapable of carrying out his duties . and with barely 2 weeks to go for trump's presidency impeachment is also thought to be tricky. with some democrats fearing it could overshadow joe biden's 1st 100 days in office whatever the outcome it seems trump's departure from office will be as unconventional and she will chew as as his entire presidency let's get more we are joined by reporter william group who crossed william tell us the democrats as we've heard they're calling for impeachment how realistic is it. impeachment itself is quite realistic democrats can simply put the

articles the article i should say one article piece meant to the floor for a vote they have the majority and they could impeach the president the tricky question is then when that moves over to the senate for trial remember the senate is not in session right now will come back after inauguration day could technically come back into session but for all intents and purposes we won't see any senate activity until next week when biden is already president that leaves the question of what the point is of course there's a symbolic aspect that the democrats want to show that what happened on wednesday that donald trump played a role in inciting does not stand cannot stand and then of course there's also the practical aspect that if he were impeached and convicted even after he were out of office it could be possible then for the senate to move to a century prohibit him from ever running for public office ever again meantime we know that the incident has been splitting the g.o.p. and i'd just like to draw our viewers' attention to the fact that former california

republican governor arnold schwarzenegger has spoken out he's compared the mom that stormed the u.s. capitol to the nazis let's listen and then we'll get your reaction there after. i grew up in austria and very aware of kristallnacht well the night of broken glass it was a night of rampage against the jews carried out in 1000 stood the 8 that the nazi equivalent of the probabilities wasted was that they have broken got us right here in the united states the broken goddess was in the windows of the united states capitol but the mob did not just shout of the windows of the capitol to shout at the ideals we do it for granted they did not just break down the doors of the building that housed the american democracy they trampled the very principles on which our country was founded. well yeah a dramatic horrific comparison there what do you think his intention was in making

this comparison well of course wants to make make his point that we don't really know where we are right now in the present time you know looking back on history we have the luxury of seeing the dots all connected neatly lined up for us you know today we look back and many historians say christiane not a 938 was the official beginning of the holocaust of course back then there was no way to know that and so he's warning is of course you know take this seriously. because we don't know where this might lead of course you don't have to go to germany or austria for examples of fascism in the united states it has a long history of dealing with fascist elements including the one $930.00 s. itself was a very tumultuous time and if not for america's very strong institutions and very strong leadership especially under franklin delano roosevelt the president at the time the united states could come out of a very different and dangerous direction i think that's what schwarzenegger is trying to say right now that without the institutions and the leadership. these

right wing vigilantes or militiamen whatever you want to call them could pose a very serious problem for the republican for for democracy a large and it's important also to remember that there will indeed be a change of leadership so it does differ and in that way the 2 situations you know given that change of leadership from a historical perspective schwartz never says the trump will go down in history as the worst president ever in the united states let's listen i do believe that we must feel we have to die the consequences of selfishness and cynicism president trump sought to overturn the results of an election and a village who saw the cool but misleading people who would laos my father nono he was misled also with lies and i know with such lies lead. president trump is a failed the though he will go down in history as the worst president ever the good thing is to do so will be as irrelevant as an order tweet he uses the word

irrelevant there william perhaps pick up on that a little bit because ultimately 70000000 u.s. citizens did vote for donald trump so where does that leave the country. $174000000.00 americans voted for donald trump of course all of them far right militia men or white supremacists but that undercurrent is very strong as we saw on wednesday at the capitol highly organized planned to storm the capitol incited by some of the remarks that donald trump and his supporters his political supporters made so trump may be going away as of january 20th or sooner if democrats get their wish of a trump ism is not and this is something that the republican party has to deal with what is the future of that party that arnold schwarzenegger is a long time critic of donald trump and the president have gotten into quite the twitter social media past especially when it came to immigration and these kinds of

things. even as an enemy by these conspiracy theorists that only see donald trump as as their guy as we're seeing now with other senators and other political officials in public officials who are one staunch republican allies being heckled being threatened because they're now seeing to great to break ranks so this is a very serious brown the republican party is to have to deal with but it's also something they've been dealing with for years as they were the party has moved further right in an effort to win elections and to hold on to it's a minority of of voters and this is something have to go forward as that party that split gets even more extreme and we're going to be dealing with that united states we're doing that for many more years to come who's in charge. kroft breaking it all down for us thank you. and in the meantime u.s.

president elect joe biden says that he has chosen veteran diplomat william burns to be his cia director the 64 year olds has been at the state department for more than 3 decades serving under both republican and democratic presidents he was an ambassador to russia and to jordan and later became deputy secretary of state in 2014 he retired to run the carnegie endowment for international peace. elsewhere in the world divers have been scouring the sea floor off of the indonesian island of java and the search for a crashed passenger jets flight recorders authorities hope that the black box data will clarify why the boeing 737 came down just minutes after taking off from jakarta on saturday 62 people were on board. it's a delicate operation for these divers dodging sharp debris to find vital clues.

like this underwater robot was deployed to help them search the seabed the. authorities are amping up their efforts to recover the plane and its passengers thousands of rescue personnel are taking part in the operation. to protect them anything that we can retrieve of course debris the victims and whatever else we will try to access the quicker we can find the victims the better . yet hospitals are now examining d.n.a. given by family members of the victims to identify remains. this 3 week jaya air flight left jakarta airport on saturday bound for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. contact was broken just minutes after takeoff during heavy rain at the aircraft lost altitude and plunge. into the java sea.

it's the 3rd major plane crash in indonesia since 2014 it could take months before relatives of the victims find out why their lives were cut short. and let's get more now we are joined by a correspondent prieto kusama putra she's been following the latest from the plane crash from jakarta house the search operation produced any new information yet the indonesian search teams have recovered what looked like to be that terrifying for the aircraft you want $82.00 which crashed in the java sea and saturday and they also recovery facts of human remains as well as the pieces of the plane's tail on the rim of the wheel the emergency chute also the cool thing personal belongings from the passengers so far 16 backs of the body parts have been retrieved from the crash site and we're talking about the black boxes that divers

were closing in to that they did report from series aircraft as you want to they're still looking for the black boxes that's the investigators to get the green tassel identifying the victims they believe it means what do they hope to learn from those black boxes. yes. cockpit voice and the flight data recorder could over. ask why the plane came down just enough to take off from. international airport and the authority says that they have located the 2 black ops that's rooms huge aircraft it's your age you and they said that the divers will go over there and retrieve them soon. you know the black boxes the device instantaneously warnings from the cockpit voice and the flight data recorder that the visuals leave it would understand it would

help that i understand and clarify as to why the 775 $162.00 people on board and be as you want $82.00 pac 12 with passengers on board all you can events including. 3 degrees just briefly as we wait for that clarification and of course there is the backdrop that one is very aware of that indonesia has the worst safety record already in the world what is behind that. yet the incident is the 1st major air crash since $189.00 passengers and crew were killed and to toss in an 80 when a light year boys and their 7 backs also lobbed into the java sea and you know we were talking about the. safety expert says that it's due to a combination of economy social and ethical factor have things e.s.p.

said biggs improved but we know that even asians fast growing the asian sector has long been black by safety concerns even our indonesian airlines were banned from entering the you and european here in states but specifically talking about like why did the latest when crash i think it's too soon to tell and we'll be keeping a close watch on this here. on the story for us thank you let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. north korean leader kim jong un has been named general secretary of the willing workers party the title was held by both his father and grandfather it's being seen as a symbolic step meant to boost kim's authority as the isolated country faces new economic problems. kurdistan's former interim president assad.

has won a landslide victory at the central asian country's presidential election official results show that he wanted most 80 percent of the vote it comes free months after supporters released him from prison during violent protest that saw his predecessor resign. several 1000 people have rallied against coronavirus restrictions in the czech capital prague they say that the closure of restaurants hotels and other businesses has weighed on the economy and triggered a rise in unemployment and poverty the demonstrators are largely did not wear face masks or abide by social distancing roles. an estimated 6600000 syrian refugees are living outside of their country's borders after years of civil war many facing a grim winter and makeshift accommodation around the middle east and europe turkey has taken in the most with more than 3 and a half 1000000 people tiny lebanon has taken in about a 1000000 and jordan more than 600000. in europe germany has taken in

1100000. but millions more people up rooted remain stuck in syria itself our next report looks at a camp in the province. after hippie rain the entire camp turns to a muddy bog and he already terrible conditions get even worse as winter intensifies and the temperatures plummet to half of us fuels her story with whatever she can find or afford. to make if you don't have any money to buy wood to keep the kids warm then you just have to buy whatever this cheapest plastic rubbish is bad for them though the children constantly have colds and the coughing got that much that also that he i think that 4 years ago daughter narrowly escaped death the stove exploded because they were using bad quality kerosene who's now 12 suffered agonizing disfiguring burns the family cannot afford expensive reconstructive

surgery 20 kilometers away in the hospital and. doctor says he's treating more and more patients with respiratory illnesses which spread more easily in winter the doctors used to say in serious cases across the border to turkey for treatment or jus to coronavirus that the border is now closed luckily covert has not established itself in the camp yet. the heating methods are unhealthy and directly damage the respiratory system the damage to people's airways makes it very easy for them to be infected with corona virus that the bad heating makes infection far more likely there is a direct effect. meaning the people here are highly vulnerable but it will probably be a long time before the syrian refugees get vaccinated in the meantime the of us family has much bigger concerns than the coronavirus. that's my biggest hope is that somehow the situation for my daughter improves so she can play with of the children

again go to school again and just live like alba children that's my greatest wish. this is the 5th winter the family has spent in a tent in the northwestern syrian province of idlib. and now we have to france where authorities have imposed a 6 pm curfew in marsay after more than 20 cases of the new coated 90 variants were found in the mediterranean port city is raising new fears that the government has not done enough to protect the population of vaccinations began last month but france has been lagging behind other european countries as lisa lewis reports from paris. the opening of france's 1st vaccination center run by a town hall is a big event not just for the parisian suburb of pussy france hopes that centers like this will play a crucial role in its vaccination strategy. when your do produce cycle we will

now vaccinate medical personnel over 50 and then in 2 weeks we will over 75 but there will be 10 such centers in our department ilene and 300 across france this will allow us to inoculate up to $500.00 people per day here and very quickly the entire french population across the country. have actually lost. the vaccines can be stored for up to 5 days i'll cite the mayor is glad that local governments are now playing a bigger part in getting even arised the get a receipt of. its important to be part of this unprecedented moment in history as may of course see with its 40000 inhabitants want to show that we can really help in the fight against this global pandemic. support. but until now france has vaccinated considerably less people than many other

european countries that has some people worried. well that roy up of the top of france is as usual lagging behind the british invented the 1st facts in louis the 16th was only vaccinated against smallpox after his grandfather lou the 15th had died of it was on the table before actually we really need to speed up so that we can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel the vaccine is humanity's our biggest hope. the main problem seems to have been not just 6 the only available seram so far is the one by pfizer and bio and tech that needs to be stored at minus 70 degrees but paris says it's now better equipped to love or fail for sure. as you just saw we are bringing forward the vaccination of certain groups such as medical personnel and will soon receive vaccines that were need to be stored at

these extremely low temperatures i prefer to take our time initially and proceed with caution to eventually reach the same result as other countries. out on the move was. put on little bit. but even if france catches up with other european countries there is another problem france is the world's most vaccine skeptic country according to a recent poll in 144 countries with only 4 out of 10 people planning to get a covert 19 job one reason for that is that the french just don't trust their government to handle the crisis. the very slow start to the vaccination campaign is unlikely to help win back people's confidence. the country is facing a double challenge it needs to convince its citizens to get vaccinated while not being left behind even further by its european neighbors. and now we have to

belgium where the coronavirus pandemic has brought economic upheaval into many people's lives for sex workers for some it is meant to choice between no income and serious new health dangers as the next center reports from belt she says she loves her job but for belgian sex worker all she life has become an uphill struggle . because i want to know is also you know day is a challenge i notice that every day i'm getting stomach cramps because the situation is so stressful because if i get caught i'll lose everything if i get find out today tomorrow and be in history the national debt i think the 27 year old left her job to begin sex work full time a year ago letting strangers into her home was never entirely safe but by defying the lockdown ban on prostitution now she's taking an even bigger gamble sit back and i get a seat up on the knuckles of it if. it isn't like aids for example where you can

just wear a condom and be protected end of story it's much more delicate it's like playing russian roulette but the end of the day i'm an adult and i'm choosing to take the risk so are my clients on their own dude a common point so this she says she has no choice but to keep working like many others she operates under the radar because there's no legal recognition for self employed sex workers that means no state benefits for income she'd lose during lockdown well prostitution continues behind closed doors the windows here against red light district remain empty buying and selling sex isn't illegal in belgium but making money from the sex work of others this campaign is warned this gray zone offers fertile ground for discrimination if a sex worker wants to have a loan an insurance if she wants to rent a house she doesn't have payslips to show how much she earns. if she goes to a bank and the bank has some suspicions the bank will say like ok maybe you're

a sex workers and if you're a sex worker we will not give you a loan we'll give you no accounts we will give you insurance because then we are punishable by law there is hope for a change in policy belgium's new government has vowed to improve the living and working conditions of sex workers but some more this misses the point entirely support organization for women working on the streets of brussels wants to see the evolution of prostitution. taking sides from what we see on a daily basis prostitution is sexual violence and it's sexual exploitation and women are women and children boys and go of our. main victims of a fate or she also wants things to change but for her the priority is legal recognition to give thousands of sex workers here the security to weather future crises the people at the heart of it say this debate can take place without them.

in soccer are many have bielefeld have climbed out of the bottom 3 for the 1st time since been nov their win against house of our then came thanks to a singular moment of brilliance from reinhold iyabo in the 2nd half. that was the game's only goal and it gave the hosts 3 much needed points as they try to stay above the relegation. though it's a good look at the bundesliga table to see what all of those results mean things are tight at the top after defeats for biron and life safe with dortmund moving back into the championship contention in a lower half as you can see a win for shellcode moves them off the bottom while colognes heavy defeat sees them drop into the relegation zone. you're watching news coming up north korea

threatening to build more nuclear weapons and the united states its biggest enemy what are kim jong un's plans for relations with the u.s. . that's coming up in d.w.t. is a show with my colleague here ash faberge i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us to take care and space.

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