this is the pulpit tour unleash on violet pass and re imagine these teachings for relevance to gandhi's legacy store to august 6th on the w. ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin us or make her say, donald trump chose not to act as a mob of his supporters stormed the capital. for 187 minutes on january 6th, may of unbridled destructive energy could not remove. the u. s. congressional panel

accuses the home of president of failing to call off capital riots is also coming up more unrest insur longer. dozens are injured as security forces clear the main anti government protest camp in the capital, colombo plus, the more civilians are killed as russian forces shall ukraine. second city card, keith missiles, heter busy market, a gym and the residential building. as ukraine accuses russia of using cost evolves . ah, hello there, i'm regina. mm hm. as we start in the united states where the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital, has accused former president donald trump of dereliction of she. failing to call us

the riot investigations, drew on testimony from top white house aides, who described the president's inaction for nearly 3 hours during the assault on the capital, through security footage and recorded interviews with those in the white house. at the time. the panel argued that trump gave a green light to the violence. the rally president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between leaving the ellipse and telling the mob to go home. he chose not to act. well let's a cross over to washington d. c and speak to d w. so meet some a scandal. so what stood out to you see me? well this hearing as we just heard in that clip, there was very much about that time, that 187 minutes between the moment that president trump spoke to his supporters at a rally on january 6th. and when he finally gave that video message, telling the writers to go home and what stood out is that we heard administration

officials, members of president trump's family like of uncle trump. his daughter, fox news personalities, were essentially imploring the chief of staff all day on january 6th to try to get the president to publicly speak and try to call off the mob. and that was to no avail. the president said, continued into the early hours of the riot, to eg, the mob on with tweets. and i thought it was significant that we also saw that the vice president really wasn't grave danger. members of insecurity staff actually were calling their families to say goodbye because they actually feared for their lives in that moment. so we saw also some previously unseen footage. i should say of the president recording video messages some out takes of that day on january 6th . then he, even at that moment a day after the violence that we saw at the capital refused to say that the election was over. so we some more remarkable revelations in this hearing. so what consequences could these investigations have now for donald trump?

well, that is a major question of debate here in washington. really? i mean, remember that this committee has no legal lever, so it cannot pursue any legal action that's not in its purview. that would have to come from the department of justice. and over the course of these hearings, we have seen members of this committee repeat various times that they believe in no uncertain terms that the chain of responsibility for what happened on january 6th in the days leading up to january 6, goes all the way to the president himself that he knew that the election wasn't stolen, that he tried to coerce selection officials to overturn the result. and that he incited that mob that we saw on the capital. does that mean that we could see president trump go to court? well, that all is up to the department of justice, they have to weigh up whether this is enough evidence, well, whether it would hold up in court. just imagine a jury being selected for such a trial and what is such a deeply politicized environment. and they have to decide whether prosecuting president trump would be seen as just another politically motivated step. so it

remains to be seen whether there will be real consequences. but the consensus here where healer is that the evidence has been so a, damming, that something has to come of these hearings. and where does this leave the republican party? well, for the republican party, it's been a difficult set of hearings these past 8 hearings because on the one had the majority of republicans, we should say a have completely rejected the validity of these hearings. they have called these hearings of which hung political theatre. they have also said that the american public should rather be seeing a set of hearings on inflation or on president biden's family. but at the end of the day, we have seen various clips of leading republicans who the course of these hearings who have expressed concern about what president trump did or did not do. who express concern on january 6 itself. and that's why we're seeing more and more concern among republicans that these hearings could have real consequences for people in their party for sitting congressmen and women for sitting senators. so it

remains to be seen again, whether they'll be prosecution, but it is a moment of reckoning, at least for some republicans, and the investigations will continue just talk us through what we should be expecting now going forward. yeah, so going forward and the committee has said that they are going to hold another set of hearings at the end of september. that is remarkable because originally this was only supposed to be 6 hearings and finish by june. but what has happened? we heard was cheney, the republican vice chair, woman said the dam has begun to break. so more and more people are coming forward. also, republicans coming forward at the committee, continues to, to gather evidence. they want to hold more public hearing. so that will happen in september, and then they will release a report with all of their findings and they'll also release some information on what they believe the department of justice should do. so that's where we're headed next. d, w 's, send me some a sunday in washington dc. thank you. so me inter long

term security forces have played a protest camp at the capitol colombo. it was the base of anti government protest for over 3 months. the crackdown comes out as shrunk as new president or l victrum a thing. her was sworn into office. many protests to see him as a member of the country's political elite. and a continuation of the previous administration politics. demonstrators say they will not support the newly elected president and will continue protesting. to doubly is marina churchy has more from colombo and she was actually at the scene when security forces were deployed. what you see behind me are 2 armored vehicles with soldiers sitting on top of them. we are right now in the goldfish area, very close to the old parliament and the presidential secretariat. apart from these vehicles, there are about 1000 or soldiers. men in uniform here who seem to have lead a seat across the area. now it is unclear whether these personal are only from the

army or it's a mix of the army and the police and a special task force. what seems to be happening right now is that, are these the security officers have taken down all the danes, all the structures that had been put up by the protectors over the past 3 or 4 months. not this was the epicenter of the pro massport as that had been happening against economic crisis. at the moment they have taken down all the structures, all the dance, and they have tried to remove all the protesters who was still here. we could hear a little while ago we could hear some of the protesters still raising slogans. what seems to be happening right now is that the state seems to be taking back the area which was under occupation by the protested 4 months. let us take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. officials in pakistan say at least 280 people have died in weeks of heavy rains and flooding. the national disaster management authority reported that almost 6000 homes have

been also being destroyed with a critical infrastructure such as roads and bridges severely damaged. brazilian politician lula de silver has been chosen as the candidate to take on gyre both so narrow in the presidential election this year. he's been president twice before going to prison for corruption charges that were later overturned. he is currently the favorite to win the vote in october the european central bank has announced that its raising interest rates for the 1st time since 2011. the institution says it will increase its deposit rate one half of a percentage point 0 twice as much as expected in an effort to curb record high inflation in the europe zone, at least president has dissolved parliament paving the way for early elections. it follows the resignation of prime minister mario druggie after the collapse of his

national units. he government, the president has asked druggie to remain in post as care. take a leader unless say his departure could not have come at a worse time for italy and for europe. drag is trip to the presidential palace to submit the 2nd resignation within a week has launched yet another phase of turmoil in italian politics. he was originally appointed to the rule of prime minister to help italy recover from the impact of cove it yet a grip on his spluttering economy and implement economic reforms. those issues have not gone away and if anything have become more pressing, his resignation has left many italians, worried about the future. adelcia delicate moment that i think it was a reckless move. not to bear in mind everything that is happening globally with the war. and the ongoing pandemic thought i

would say it really is of the right moment for a government crisis up bud bank. this should have been the moment to get back on our feet, what not the moment to stop not being cited. let's hope everything goes well. the lowest on the problem will be solved, delaware, i'm gonna, i'm quoting holy. the dealer with the political crisis began a week ago when one of the parties and drug his coalition government refused to back an economic package that prompted him to tender his resignation. for the 1st time, it is president asked him to stay on and to try and form a stable government draggy 2nd resignation. after 2 more coalition parties broke ranks brings the curtain down on bad effort. on thursday evening, italy's president sandra marcela deserved parliament clearing the way for new

elections to be held on september 25th. the mand up super mario has been asked to remain an office in a caretaker rule until a new prime minister is chosen. russia has launched attacks on several cities in easton and southern ukraine. it's day after moscow said it would shift its focus beyond the don bass region. ukrainian officials say 2 schools were destroyed in danielle shells also head the southern city of mich alive. and russian forces renewed their attacks on ukraine's 2nd largest city car cave. king 3 people and in drink more than 20 just an ordinary market on any of the day, but to day a site of devastation. 2 russian strikes at the stake style market and hawk eve killed her husband. the shells struck a mosque, a gym, a bus stop taking civilian lives. ukrainian officials say russia is out for

blood, even using weapons that are widely banged. as ludo, hama, garcia, the sea of this place was hit by rockets with cluster bones one to maximize the damage to people who go wrong. those who push the button on the rocket launcher wanted to maximize damage to the civilian population, was among the lasagna. little in the service elsewhere and how keith ukrainian soldiers are learning how to use new weapons. western countries offending more long range weapons to the war torn country, including high mars that are lightweight rocket launchers allowing father attacks from a point of safety or development workable in ogrinas. amazon. the foreign weapons were shipped an anti tank weapons, and mortals now were teaching a boys so they can confidently work on the frontline what there's no doubt. but to russia, all incoming help is

a threat and it is responding with further attacks in kraemer tours. supp audio theater donetta, expanding the scope of war the cancer, some sports news now when women's football wed. germany all through to the semi finals of year or 2022 after beating austria in the last 8 in m a gold put germany into the lead early on. and alexandra pop added a 2nd goal in the last minute of a fiercely contested derby game in london. the 2 nil when means germany will face france, all the netherlands in next week's semi finals and dest aig with the bull. legendary german striker visitor has died at the age of 85. zillow made his debut for hamburg, aged, just 17, and remained a hugely popular figure with the clubs fans throughout his life. in the 20th career at hamburg, he won a boon to seek a title, a german cup,

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