oh d w a ah, ah ah, steve w, news line from berlin, an unprecedented move against a former us president of the congressional committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capital votes unanimously to recommend criminal charges against a former president. donald trump, among the 3 counties in fighting an insurrection aimed at disruption, the constitutional transfer of power. also coming up, putting the brakes on europe, soaring energy prices, e u. energy ministers, agree to a price cap on natural gas. the decision comes after weeks of wrangling over the

issue after germany drops its opposition to the plan. also coming, dodge prime minister, mark low to offers a formal government apology for the netherlands, rolled in the colonial era. slave trade acknowledges the countries past actions were a crime against humanity. ah, i'm to come for like, it's good to have you with us. the panel investigating the capital riots and the u . s. has recommended charges be brought against former president donald trump, for inciting an insurrection and obstructing an official proceeding. the democratic lead committee said trump intended to disrupt the peaceful transition of power, hour from the last the 2020 election. the panels recommendations are non binding and will now go special council appointed by the attorney general. 5 people dined

when a violent monster formed the capital in a baby to keep tremble in power, knew that dozens of state and federal judge and for more. let's cross right over to clar cunningham, he the constitutional lawyer and a professor of law at georgia state university. good evening, at how important is this conclusion, since it's not finding well yet they generate sets, committee has put together a very persuasive body of evidence. and so in terms of what, what the discourse is in the united states right now, it's certainly going to be very important. we're all reading it. we're all talking about it. it's certainly good effect are thinking about former president trump of whether or not they're providing any information to the target of justice that it doesn't already have. we can't be sure, but in addition to the referral to the department of justice, i'm sitting in atlanta, georgia, where there was a strength of grand juries median under state law,

which is also quite likely i think, to issue a document against former president trump. and they will now be able to have use of all of this information because it's been released by the committee. so that's very significant here as well. so what's next now in this process? ok, well the top of the justices is probably gonna remain tight lipped about what they're doing on prop. but on the other hand here in georgia, there is an expectation that our grand jury may issue. it's report as soon as maybe next month. they're waiting to have mark meadows testify in front of them. they're waiting to have the former speaker thousands of cambridge testify in front of them, and then i think they pretty much wrapped up their work. so the fact that the january 6th committee, a specifically named mark meadows in a criminal referral is going to make his appearance in front of the folk grand jury important. and he has not been successful with his court battles, not to peer. he may appear just take that then as i believe, probably michael,

clint already did. so really then it's a question of when, when do indictments issue did they come out of the federal government 1st or they come out of georgia out of georgia next. and the panel worked 18 months to put all the evidence together, investigating this case, and they talk to scores and scores of people will the next steps take as long as that you think i doubt it. i expect that our report here in georgia will be out. i, i, i would imagine by january. and then soon thereafter, r r r prosecutor here in atlanta can be making, making decisions to seek indictments. and i think it's quite possible that you might begin by indicting of some of the rows of the persons named by the january 6th committee who are not the port president. but for example, lawyers that work with him or perhaps more meadows, they might be the 1st to be indicted and they might try to move quickly, bring those people to trial. again, we just don't know. there's

a special prosecutor now working at the federal level. and every other evidence is it, is it that he is working with a great deal of energy. so i think that we are going to see criminal proceeding starting fairly soon each. we don't have much time, but i do want to ask you how likely you think it is knowing what we know now that we are going to see a former president behind bars. why i'm not sure i'm gonna, i'm not going to predict that. but i think it's fairly likely that the former president may be sitting in a courtroom facing it at a jury of his peers having to explain to his again, his actions, whether that juries good of you, that of the convict is a much more difficult question. clar cunningham constitutional lawyer at the georgia state university. thank you so much. very glad to talk with you. or shes president vladimir putin, as said he is not trying to absorb his neighbor and ally. bella rose while at the same time, blaming their enemies for wanting to stop their integration. putin made the

comments during a meeting with bella, rosanna leader, alexander lucas shanker, admits he was warning of a new assault on ukraine from bella. ros. this was fulton's 1st visit to the country since 2019 for you, or we can do them well ahead of fulton's trip to bella roast the ukrainian capital key was attacked by a swarm of russian drones. authorities say they shot down more than a dozen repair crews. are working to restore power after ukraine's energy. great was battered by last waves barrage of missiles. the people of keys have gotten used to living in darkness. blackouts are a consequence of the seemingly never ending barrage of drone attacks from russia. there are no reports of fatalities from the latest wave which hit both energy infrastructure and people's homes. the ukranian air force clams, its air defenses, shut down 30 of 35 incoming missiles. them this couple aged in their mid

eighty's were at home when a drone stroke, their house yogi q i dish, i'm feeling like the rest of the people are feeling go home because i know that i am not alone ever. yo, if this had happened and i had been alone, but every one is suffering. you know, these are every one knew. what should i do? scream, help me. you can scream or have an outburst. all you want. you're saying we're just like the whole world and our ukraine are screaming, hulu, you, the attacks have caused huge damage, but they also appear to have stiffened the resolve of many people across the country. she knew appro rumble, musician i sent my family to the bomb shelter, and i'm walking my dog. what's meant to be is meant to be thought net or johnwooten will die. all of them will die. we will live them. let's go through was nothing will repair everything, it will and we will live long and well that kind of resolve as needed. air raid

sirens continued to ring out across ukraine. on monday, earlier ukraine's president urged his country's military allies to provide more support in the area of air defense. civil they'll do this will be one of the most powerful steps that will bring the end of aggression closer. hershey. russia will have to follow the path of cessation of aggression when it can no longer follow the path of miss i, it strikes will die for now. those missile strikes remain russia's primary way of hurting ukrainians who are left to pick up the pieces and go on you energy ministers meeting and brussels have agreed on a plan to cap natural gas prices. the agreement comes after weeks of haggling of are ways to rein in europe. soaring energy prices, the ease biggest economy, germany had previously blocked, efforts to limit natural gas prices, fearing the move can disrupt supplies on global markets before say the gas cap is

said to come into effect in february our brussels corresponded badly. guy told me how the ministers arrived at this agreement, while the ministers agreed today that they have to do something because they're the years coming to an end. they deliberated this issue for about 9 months and they want to show that europe is still able to act or to, to limit or to try to limit these prices and their concerns. and they are still that german minister said. and he is very skeptical that this prize cap can do the trick and he also hopes that it would never come to fruition. that is, will not be used because prices will not rise to that $180.00. you are lever. currently, they are only at 110 euros and ministers hope that will stay this way. let's get you up to speed on some other world news headlines now. in canada, 5 people were killed when a gunman attacked and apartment building police later killed the 73 year old

suspect on the scene and a suburb north of toronto. authority say the attacker was a resident of the building. he targeted and had been involved in a legal dispute with some of the victims police in sudan have fired tear gas at protesters and cartoon were rallying against a deal between the military and political parties. the agreement aims to end the crisis, sparked by last year's military coup, but opponent say they will only accept a civilian government. an estimated 122 people have been killed and the post crew crack down. britain's high court has ruled that a government planted aboard asylum seekers to rwanda is lawful after a legal challenge by campaigners asylum seekers arriving in the u. k. could now be sent to rwanda, while their claims are processed. those granted asylum would remain there. south african president, cyril roman posey has been reelected as the head of the ruling african national

congress, despite facing the worst corruption scandal of his presidency. rema po so fought off a leadership challenge from his former health minister will continue to serve as the head of the amc for another 5 years now. crypt word, dutch prime minister mark lucia has apologized for his country's role and slavery, calling it a crime against humanity. the netherlands once had an extensive colonial empire including a different times, areas in southeast asia, africa, and the americas. the dutch government is now planning to step up education and awareness efforts aimed at tackling racism in the netherlands were reminders of slavery. are still very easy to find. when jennifer tosh walks through amsterdam, she sees her history on the walls. she's a direct descendant of people enslaved by the dutch. now she takes people on walks to show them the past that is hiding in plain sight. well, it's everywhere. i mean, where we're standing right now is at the heart of what's referred to as the golden

benz, the wealthiest part of the city, where the founders of the dutch east and west india company, and society of serena's where they lived. they had their mansions here, people like tosh, whose families come from enslaved. people has spent decades pushing for an official apology for the past and the damage. it did. the fact that the dutch only had a small share of the trans atlantic slave trade should not matter. she says, the dutch has centered themselves so much as exceptional, not like the british, not like the french, not like the portuguese is given this impression that won't. we weren't so bad, you had 5 percent compared to world history. that's not that much. and it wasn't here. it was always somewhere else out of out of sight, out of mind that sort of nostalgic waiver, manta sizing history has left people thinking what, what's all this fuss about? reparations. the netherlands was among the last countries in europe to abolish slavery. before they did, it is thought the dutch enslaved more than half

a 1000000 people. to day dutch prime minister, michael to apologize for the pain and suffering. his country brought upon these people, their families and communities to day. i apologize. our b meets up bd does cooper teether we vonnie ducky burton from the us be today and on behalf of the dutch government were i apologize for the actions of the dutch states in the past boston posthumously come on to all formerly and slave people worldwide who suffered from those actions habitually to their daughters and sons, and to all their descendants, all up to the present, thought in at helen. along with the apology, who to promised a memorial year and a front of $200000000.00 euros, that will pay for education and awareness project aimed at reducing races, thinking a front that is very necessary,

says linda nightmare. everything that we does, we see around us that involves a racism. institutionalized, racism comes from dislike history. so in order to know what to repair, you have to study. you have to make amendment recession, because the reparations are also involved. those countries where the system of slavery was, was, was brazil. the official apology is a good move forward, says tosh. it is important step in the process. but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding to says the journey has just begun. and here's a quick remind her of the top story. we're following for you at the sour the panel investigating the capital wrong. it's in the u. s. has recommended sergeant e brought against former president donald trump, for in signing an insurrection and obstructing an official proceeding. the

democratic lead committees recommendations are non binding and will now go to a special council appointed by the attorney general. you're wanting d w. stay tuned for business with daniel internet with her. i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar.