inside the democrats are intent on removing donald trump who they say is responsible for the violence. resolution calling on vice president michael r. pants to convene 1st the vice president was urged to use his constitutional authority to activate section 4 of the 25th amendment to declare president donald j. trump incapable of executing the duties of his office and to immediately exercise powers as acting president or what republicans quickly block the move i object democrats then introduced an article of impeachment against trump which could be voted on as early as wednesday. charges him with incitement of insurrection referring directly to last week's capitol rampage even if democrats have enough votes in the house it could be difficult to win over the senate the main issue is not on the house side it's on the senate side senate is not around they're not scheduled to

come back until the 19th and so there's really nothing forcing them to do anything . quicker than that and a trial again if if they want it they could rush it through but it would not want to do that neither side. whether it be sooner or later many washington residents feel action needs to be taken seems pretty clear that the president was ignored and encourage inciting a riot encouraging sedition and you know even though it's 10 days i think that you know how to cause this reaction should mean something no matter who it is and i think the inflammatory words of senator cruz and senator really. strong. points. i think. history will look back on this and if we do not act on this moment we fail and so i think that's

really critical that we do our job as americans as a government to put down the possibility of this ever happening again you have to go with the president having just over a week left in office lawmakers will be pressed to move fast it's going straight to washington then where we do indeed w.'s bureau chief in his poll welcomed in this we just heard 8 stays until joe biden's you know eurasian so is this impeachment anything more than symbolic. welborn that this point is more and more images and more stories come out about the details of the 6th of january it becomes extremely impossible for the democratic party to stay silent so. it is a moment where they really have to take some form of action because the pressure is so high and it is actually also interesting to remind ourselves how difficult the situation is for the republican party they are struggling to figure out how to move

forward after president trump and this whole impeachment is only making it much more difficult for them. and what does the white house say. but so far the white house has been mostly silent in the last couple of days white house staff and cabinet members have started to depart and some of them have spoken to the press about their concerns. donald trump but as far as an official statement we've heard nothing but 2 days president trump is meant to travel travel to the alamo in texas to celebrate his war wall and it is possible that we hear something from him for the 1st time since he was banned from twitter and other social media platforms and now we have a law enforcement in washington and around the country is getting ready for trouble around inauguration day one of the expecting and why. right

so the city is preparing really for anything i just come back from a little bike ride it looks like a ghost town high fences everywhere sirens i just watched. the young mother the little child she heard the sirens and backpack so fear is really dominating this place the d.c. meyer mayor. has placed a state of emergency funding for more security. $15000.00 additional. guards will be deployed here in washington but we have to be aware that the threats are not only here towards the capitol the f.b.i. put out a warning for all capital capitals of the 50 states to expect violence over the next couple of days and i thank you for that in this poll in washington. and

germany's biggest lender deutsche bank says it will no longer do business with president trump or his company is according to a report in the new york times deutsche bank is the biggest lender to the trump organization which is currently being overseen by the president's sons the move comes in the way from supporters assault on the capital a spokesman for the bank declined to comment on it. well to announce or some of the other stories making news around the world with just hours to go a federal judge in the united states has halted the 1st the government execution for nearly 70 years lisa montgomery killed a pregnant woman and stole have baby 16 years ago proceedings were blocked on mental health grounds based on evidence admissible was unable to understand why she was being executed. ugandan's opposition front runner bobby wine has warned of possible vote rigging in this week's presidential election the singer turned politician is the main challenger to longtime leader your team so many seeking

a sick. ortheris has avoided internet providers to shut down social media ahead of thursday's post. in your supreme court or suspended the implementation of new agricultural laws that have led to widespread protests from farmers the court will form a committee to hear their grievances. and count on the outskirts of delhi for weeks they say the last benefit large private by isn't their expense. in the nation navy diver surf recovered the flight data recorder from the wreckage of the airliner that crashed on saturday the device was found on the seabed north of jakarta dives are still searching for the cockpit voice recorder officials hope information recovered from the devices will help determine what caused the boeing 707 to come down just 4 minutes after taking off from jakarta with 62 people on board there was no emergency call no reports of technical problems. julian bray

is an aviation accident investigator he joins us from cambridge in england welcome to day to you what will investigators learn from this data recorder good afternoon phil well what is happening now is that this is a recovery mission because on flawlessly we're not going to be able to recover all rescue any passengers the plane went into warsaw 4 minutes into its flight and about one minute of the sea and basically what's happened it's sent out of the sky about 10000 feet in under a minute so we are now looking at wreckage and specifically we need to find the flight data recorder and the flight voice recorder the black boxes now they've located but they've only brought one up to the surface so far. and what's what's on each of them. the one they haven't the moment is the flight data recorder

now this is an endless loop if you like and what you don't do it over cooled every electrical signal that the plane is generated so if the pilot pushes about that will be recorded and he causes a lot of movement that will be recorded as well so the idea is this is on a timeline so they cannot cheat piece together when they get this box this black box back to the lab they can find out exactly what happened before it went down now that is half the story the other half of the story is the is the their voice recorder so marry that out with a date and then you have a complete what is happening i did was saying and what the atmosphere was like on board the aircraft and is that a working theory at the moment about the likely cause of this crash there's a lot of speculation around this was 28 year old aircraft but it is

possible in safety checks the things said 37500 this is not the max series that have problems but this is a good old work course it's. being maintained a well and frankly there are no concerns or issues with this chick brand cruft and really we have to find out what's happening here we cannot rule out sabotage they could have been a catastrophic event. which calls the aircraft to fall out of the sky so all this will be investigated by the investigators and they will try and do recover as much of the fuselage as possible to reassemble it and try and work out exactly what happened a lot of people are waiting for news but just to be clear you say we can rule out sabotage nothing at the moment to points in that direction. nothing yeah equally

congregate a new kind of rule is out but you have to consider why did you say 4 out of the sky drop 10000 seats in the mini it. just went straight down into the sea so that is what they'll be looking at. talking to you thank you that's very clear aviation accident investigator julian bray a drug maker astra zeneca has applied for authorization for its corona virus a vaccine to be used in the european union if approved the drug developed with oxford university would become only the 3rd available for the e.u. after those pfizer bound to a madonna european medicines agency says it is excel awaiting its approvals procedure and the decision could be ready by the end of the month. meanwhile the premier of the german state of bavaria has raised the possibility of mandatory vaccinations for stuff in nursing homes the call comes as many medical

professionals in the country openly question whether to get inoculated despite their collective proximity to danger d.w. reported tessa valve visited a hospital in browning to find out why. putting on his protective gear before entering the room of a covert patient diverting for intensive can substantiate it. he has been working with cover on out haitians for months now and no one's home port notice to protect himself when coming into contact but an even better protection would be the cover of jab. we see every day i see people dying from corona i see how patients are suffering how seriously they become because of this virus that's why i would definitely like to be vaccinated against. the horse. and for nasa and i also find that i have a duty of care towards the public. but

not all doctors and nurses in germany share this opinion. in common is not against vaccination in general but when it comes to the corona she says she would rather wait and see. be totally convinced. let's go through this with professor yan since his chief of internal bed said that sometimes tony has hospital the german town welcome to d.w. have you been vaccinated yet no not far not so far we plan to start the vaccination in the next 2 weeks so i have to wait to get vaccinated and if i get the vaccination will be the move and. vaccine will be very happy and i will accept things a great thing the vaccination in such a short time was. constructed for the pandemic

and have you encountered any reluctance amongst your a medical staff around this job. yeah. clearly i did so in the november when it was discussed and started that we would get the next nation i. started to talk to the nurses. and on the ice you know i was very much astonished that some of them took in no i'm not much convinced about this vaccination earth. vans and this is a new method i don't know how to do with it and so we said so we have to do this inquiry so we did it and we asked about 2300 doctors and nurses and they stated as you just reported 50 percent of the nurses want to get the vaccination and that 75 percent of the doctors but there were not they don't didn't

say they don't want to get x. and they did the most of them they had a very good skepticism and i think that was the point we said now we have to teach them where to talk to them and worth to instruct them and have to show how this new vaccination works and we are not happy that at this moment minister has stated that it's an obligation to be get vaccinated as one of the nurses in this report you just. stand stated she is skeptic but if she gets the teaching about the new vaccine she will get the vaccination except that i understand it's important to make that distinction between a refusal and skepticism but i wonder if you do get refusals how much is that likely to compromise the hospitals ability to to function in a in a covert environment and also to actually give a vaccine that these vaccines out. so 1st to say at the moment we don't have an

effect seem to get all of the people vaccinated this is a very important point and we should 1st ensure that we have enough exceeds a lot of talk about the people doesn't get one to get the vaccine so all the people who want to be are the x.'s they don't have the vaccine at the moment so this is a discussion with us very virtually for my opinion but i tell you we had on our i.c.u. we had a 50 percent of the recess said i'm skeptic and so we started teaching rounds and we. get them provided with video clips demonstrating the messenger air and a vaccine then so in involved too we we got from 50 percent to 75 percent in the doctors in my department above 90 percent now will get the vaccine so i think it's a measure of time that the people change mind and if they see that the vaccine is

good tolerate and there are no severe adverse as i think a lot of these people but not only the medical health care workers but also the whole population in germany which shows about 50 percent. skepticism and i don't want to give the vaccine i think we take with us and then we will have a very successful next anation and immunization of the poll population as a sort of clear thank you so much professor professor young sense from a sense antonius hospital and. i thank you. let's take a look now at some more of the latest developments in this pandemic a german daily newspaper built says chancellor medical has told lawmakers in her party that she expects a lockdown to last until the beginning of april in order to curb the spread of the new variant corona virus the world health organization is one that herd immunity from the virus will not be achieved globally by the end of this year that's even if

axion may increase their production and malaysia's king has declared a coronavirus state of emergency that will suspend parliament at least until august with political turmoil comes as much of the country is set to begin a 2 week partial lockdown. now china says experts from the world health organization are doing the country later this week to investigate the origins of carbon 19 the w.h.o. has long pressed for this mission beijing has faced international criticism over its lack of transparency in the initial stages of the outbreak w.h.o. teams expected to be hot why the corona virus was 1st detected just over a year ago haas restrictions at the height of the pandemic now over and today this is pretty much back to normal but the experience has given some a new outlook on life. they're back on the floor together a dance teacher and his students dykey is one's only teacher of vogue the

style that came out of new york in the 1980 s. brings them a sense of freedom and exhilaration. tons and you can be yourself in the moment when dancing in vogue no matter how you dress up others will not discriminate against you it i think this is very good it lets me enjoy being myself very much there's a whole sound. for dykey and his students that's gained a new importance since last year when will hahn endured a grueling 76 day lockdown and experienced china's heaviest death toll from coded 19. it's insane. during the pandemic a few of my friends and i would practice with each other online in our beds we would start doing vogue in bed we could only practice from a distance because during that time everyone was at home and could not go out.

dykey and his crew shot a promotional video for vogue to popularize in china the dance that's become a part of their identity. they say the experience of the pandemic has taught them some valuable lessons. now after the pandemic i feel vogue dancing has given me a lot of emotional support because it made me realize that we need to seize every minute every 2nd to be who we are. that we have to cherish ourselves and live a more fulfilling life here whole. resource and. only when you dance like this will you truly feel that your soul belongs to you. there's a feeling of letting yourself go and just being yourself i like this feeling very much. and joyous. there's growing opposition to better who's

co-hosting this year's ice hockey world championships starting in may the russian president and examine the special forces have been brutally cracking down on opposition protests at the present to win the embrace the international ice hockey federation chief ready for on monday in minsk and promised a safe and secure tournament as a result said he hopes the championship will unify rather found divide co-host latvia say belarus should not be rewarded with a tournament now european politicians have joined the criticism calling for the country to be stripped of its hosting duties. alexander lukashenko is a big ice hockey fan he's often seen showing off the scale from the rink but look use accused of using the sport to critiques a world championship in better reduce would beast his image it's a process often it is a shameful question because. all understand when. delegations from other countries

will call on countries from canada from you say money from your countries come to means it's means it's a. hit. the question. is the government or government and it's all the question from critics how can a country be allowed to host an international competition when peaceful protesters are being beaten up and thrown in jail members of the european parliament have now taken up the issue writing to the international ice hockey federation and calling for better reefs to be stripped of the tournament there is a federation should not. play a common game with the regimes which are using so much violence also against women children and peaceful demonstrations. the federation the i h f and its president switzerland's renny faso have so far resisted taking the

tournament away from better roost they did the same when the country last hosted in 2014 even though they'd also been a crackdown on protests against look. this is nice that this it's not the job of sport to somehow exert political pressure on something that politician isn't normally supposed to solve the political issues. behind the scenes officials are looking into replacement hosts france rheingold president of the german federation told the i.i.h.f. was having quote intensive and important technical discussions he added we hope that sports can make a difference here in the role of mediator. switzerland's could step in to host matches the country was supposed to hold last year's world championship until it was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic and ballerinas then might get its chance again in 2 or 3 years' time

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