the for the rest of the world. usa, the also rise starts january 18th on the dw, the basis dw news live from ballot. a pa for last quick strikes to bit along the sign on the pole, boda b 7 point one, magnitude quake killed, at least 50 people and left many of us track this off to shop shop. the reach is also coming off. just intruders says he will step aside as leader of the ruling liberal policy, but will stay in office until the successor is chosen and south korea and investigate to seek a new arrest. florence for the impeach president june. so you'll see it remains hold up in his residence surrounded by his loyal presidential goss, plus

a powerful wind to stole blankets myself. they used to be united states crippling traveling and knocking out town to hundreds of thousands on how those welcome to the program as strongly as quite cuz killed at least 53 people in 2 beds. many others are trapped as dozens of off. the shock struck the region in the west of china and across the border and the poles. according to china's official shinta where it needs agency, 62 people have been injured and rescue workers all searching for people in the rubble. the craigs epicenter was about 75 kilometers ne of mount everest, which straddles the china and the pole, bought a close to the tibetan buddhist holy city of she got see trends. what felt as far

away as cub mondo and india, the us geological survey measures the as quick as magnitude a 7 point one as a relatively shallow depth of about 10 kilometers. right? now that's bringing the jealous shun code to holland. come on, do that scenario also affected by the quick. tell us more about what happened and how did you experience that quick the thank you for having me in the program. yeah, it was early in the beginning to the end. it's was 650 local. they probably time and most of the people are in the base with their families. and it was such indeed an awkward situation for us here in monday because of the, the we, the, it will be just talking to seeking the beta at the house itself. so most of the people, they are out of their houses going into the street and just waiting the arts week

to go. now what, what can you tell us about the situation into bed, which was mainly affected as of the most so far that they do less lose the media and to the agents as has before to to do things that i can hear from the default is um it's uh, $201.00 cuz of which are almost northeast from government to the center is a end of the movement to the rest of the operations are underway with the large numbers of firefighters and rescue workers, the searching a to drop the affected areas as a jew for caesar at list of 50 people, died in the earthquake under that are of those as well as of more than 50 people are also injured. so therefore, the china investor, we are deployed to, to assist in the service of the survivors. however, you do the operation, the operation is facing challenges and due to the remote locations, highest jude,

the cold weather conditions. uh and uh, while the alternatives are private guys and get back ration. so as providing selzer to the effected rate residents as well. so therefore, what we can see from here in the fall of the, the, of serving the situation that in china is the risk of operation that we also had the survivors with a different such experience as in fox. so therefore, doing such a disaster, the risk we appreciate that is really challenging because of not having wesley fair to into the situation. so therefore does this, that having challenges on one hand to the security person are of the challenge and they're working right at the moment. janice shaka, the, how the for us, thank you most welcome. thank you. kind of those just intruder has it now. so you will resign is prime minister and as

head of a liberal party to those said that policy in fighting has made it clear that he couldn't lead the liberals into the upcoming election. he said he would stay on as prime minister until the policy decided on his replacement or even the elements went on justin crudo side as he came out to a know his resignation. i intend to resign as party leader as a prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it is become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal baffles, i cannot be the best option in that election. so just keep those internal bustles suddenly became fall to public such for the last month when he tried to mote his

then finance minister and long time allied, christie, a freeland, she resigned, instead accusing the prime minister, pursuing political gimmicks browser in the kind of his best interest, a criticism, a 100 more, i mean, nation to treat those opponents in his own party. who have been pointing to months of polls, showing the liberals on calls for a crushing defeat, an upcoming elections for you love. you. wait with all 3, all position parties already promising to topple. true does minority administration . when parliament returned from its christmas break, news of his resignation came as no surprise you know, to a forklift wavering. it wasn't by himself. i feel bad. but on the other hand, we need to move forward. i mean, literally the never, i guess. i think he probably like you should have resigned over a year ago. it was the reasoning, but i wish you just called it will actually look like that would have been that

would've been the better choice. the canadians will now have to wait for a little longer for those elections, parliament to set to remain suspended until march 24th, to give true to his party time to replace the man who led the country. for nearly a decade. a canadian general is lucy from the olden bonnet, felt as covering that story from altima, and she told us that many, in truth, those pontiff sold his resignation, was long overdue. as they are saying, what they're critical of is that he's left. it's so late because of all this internal fighting with the liberal party, with the looming threat of donald trump, who has been trolling canada, who takes office 2 weeks, 2 weeks today. he's left a mess when he probably didn't need to, if he had left much sooner and, and people are arguing that it was, it was arrogance. and a, we're in a refusal to read the room that kept him there as long as he did. so that seems to

be the mood right now. he has left it way too late and he's really, he's really handicapping the next liberal leader in terms of fighting the next election. but he will have a legacy. he's left the low number of progressive policies, whether it's child care, whether hits his response to, to climate change. he also got us through the pandemic. many people credit him with saving saving lives, keeping the, the economy afloat during the pandemic. what other nations were really struggling? he will have an impressive legacy, i think when, when the, his, when history books are written. now let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. us presidential biden is visited the size of the, the new year's attack in new orleans that killed 14 people on whom the dozens biden and his wife jill light. flowers at a memorial on bourbon street stay late to admit survivors and law enforcement officers who attended the scene. north korea's leader came to the un has overseen

a successful test of a new intermediate range hypoth sonic ballistic missile. that's according to state media. it's set to flown a 12 times the speed of sound before hitting a target of the countries east coast drunk claims. the missile code quote, effectively penetrate any defense barrier. it must call presidents activate protein as attended to a russian also the christmas service that bod, patry ok. material. that's one of the most prominent and supporters of the war against ukraine. some orthodox churches mock the holiday. according to the julian calendar on january 7th, last year ukraine switched to observing christmas in december the south korea now antic corruption investigate is seeking a new arrest warrant for the impeached president's you. and so if you old off the last one expired on monday. investigate has failed to take him into custody.

following a stand off with the president security service last week. june has refused to comply with prosecutors. always short lived in possession of marshal. in december, he remained hold up, remains hold up in his residence, surrounded by hundreds of gods support as the opponents have been rallying outside . fabia and catch my is following this story for us in soul and the rest board for president june has now expired. he has the latest for us and what's been happening in this dental as president you. so if you're a or the suspended president, is barricading himself and his residency. he's shielded by bob wire. he's sealed it by hundreds of activists to a camping in front of his residence, a basically acting as a human shield, and then he's also sealed by his presidential the security service. now this presidents of security services basically acts as a personal admitted to

a unit who is very loyal to what you and so if you all, and basically this situation has made it impossible to arrest them. because when ever the investigator has tried to get near his residence, they will basically out numbered by the security service. and there was a lot of concerns whether this situation could escalate or not. so here we go, nothing has changed much and it looks like the president doing so if you all the suspended president is a trying to. yeah. when sometime and now he's not off the hook yet. is he no, no, clearly not the so he's facing immense public pressure. i'm a by the latest on said today they will be huge demonstrations against him. then again to investigate or the into corruption agency is trying to get another arrest warrant which could happen or not. we don't have that confirmed yet. and then of course, over all this the impeachment trial, now to give you some context um the present do so if you all the clips, the motto law against this country you an early december and that has outraged the

country. and hosts also outraged the opposition and pots of his own party. so consequently, they voted to impeach them. and now the constitutional court is reviewing that decision. and having basically the final say in this matter, and we don't know when this will happen, but next week they will be the next a hearing. and when the constitutional court makes the decision, then we know where the you and so if you all the permanently lose his political power or might even get back into office of the tennis sabi and catch with this in the soul. thank you very much. and all 3 of the far right freedom policy has been off to form the government. but as follows, the collapse of coalition talks between central's parties, the countries president that like some of the fund that ben has tossed the leader of the freedom policy, have it kick off with forming a new government if he's successful or still would have its 1st government that is

led by a fall ride party since we'll go to these predictors. and we would, the believe would change the course of the country's future. soon the far right feet the body would lead the government its lead to her. but because now has the job to fund a new government, a decision many here disapprove of their phones as we speak. what's happening right now was very important for us and that a right wing extremists, politician who's calling himself the people's chancellor fits in the last time someone called himself that that was 8 of hitler, that this person might get a mandate to from the government is unacceptable to us, but stones on talk, but it's, we didn't want to wake up in a flash as country well and then they'll for retirement system like at home green. and we want to maintain democracy at the high no dollars fund the fee to bug you bundle. most sports and the september elections in australia, gaining nearly 29 percent. but since then,

the other point is because bodies failed to pharma coordination. forcing the president the task because with for me government x is thoughts each semester. kiko is confident of finding viable solutions within the framework of government negotiation. these 2 are the ones this responsibilities include 2, i asked him that explicitly is have, i have therefore instructed him to enter into talks with the conservatives to form a federal government. and if you have a kicker, will report to me on the progress of these talks on an ongoing basis. but the prospect of a government backed by the far right is leaving these people notice about us chia future direction. and we asked the gentlest to see the trade in vienna about the likelihood of a coalition between the conservative people policy and the found right. freedom party increasingly likely harbor chico is eager to go down in history. as austria

is the 1st freedom party, chancellor, and the people's party is rather desperate to avoid fresh election. so the positions are clear for the negotiating parties, and then the parties actually have a lot of common ground, particularly on the economy. the economic performance in austria is rather dismal at the moment, so the policy was the common ground is there, it is widely expected that they will reach a coalition agreement. so one prominence, people's party negotiators said he's not willing to sell his soul. but people pretty much believe this is going to go ahead. we're talking about a right wing populist from the freedom party coming into power being the chancellor of austria for the 1st time in the history of the 2nd republican austrian. just to provide some comment to or that i think a lot of a global viewers will understand ever take a looks across the border to hungry for inspiration in picked up or by. he sees him

as a bit of a, a role model. so if you ever take a, becomes the chancellor of austria, you're looking at much less emigration, much less the you policy of they are, you skeptics. you're looking at things like a much less critical line on russia. and you know, setting a very critical line against the media in particular and shutting down opposition, voices in australia will be profound or to the us. now i come versus formally so to find donald trump's victory in november as presidential election, the house of representatives and send us some dean for joint session on the heavy security inside and outside the capital building, vice president couple of harris who lost the donald trump in the election presided over the certification. mr. trump will take his oath of office on the 20th of december. and as the sun pausing on civil pardon, the january 6th riots has on his 1st day in office. we also presidential historian

james reuben, alt, what he expects trump will do. i think he's, he's going to do one of 2 things. he's either going to have a blanket pardon for all of them, or they're going to look at certain people who could be pardoned. and some who cannot. i mean, some of those who are convicted were, you know, guilty of violence against police officers. and those people i think, may not be included, but it's hard to tell it he, he hasn't really said for sure which way you go. but it's going to be one of those 2 ways. and um, frankly, it, it goes back to jimmy carter who just passed away on his 1st day in office, pardon all of the people who are the bait of the draft during the vietnam war. and so there was a blanket pardon and it was within his hour just as it is within trump's power to pardon these people. for him,

it is all about justifying his laws and saying these people did nothing wrong well, in fact, they did something very wrong. it was an insurrection against an election, and it was one of the great crimes of american history. so it's a, it may help him out personally to feel that he's been dictated by all this but history. i don't think we'll look kindly on this. are also the u. s. at least 5 people have been killed after a powerful wind to storm broad freezing conditions, very low temperatures and heavy snowfall to the midwest and east coast. some areas have seen the heaviest snow fall in decades. the united states is being pummeled by a mass of winter storm system. ice and snow put a deep freeze on this highway in ohio as traffic ground to a standstill for 7 hours in kansas city. elbow grease was the only way to be

stranded. motorists could get back on the road as the snow continued to pile up, forcing the governor to send out the national guard in some regions. further south, the snowfall cause travel chaos for states not used to heavy snow. like here in louisville, kentucky is airport. across the u. s. over 2000 flights were canceled and 20000 more delayed. and some locals have already lost patients with the near record snowfall. couldn't be worse. and with more snow on the way it's already back to the shuffle. i got to work tomorrow, so making sure i get there even the nation's capital wasn't spared from the arctic blast. much to the delight of this former olympian by athlete. yeah, we're so happy to be here and we're so grateful that we have this beautiful public space that we can enjoy in all weather. especially this one. the winter storm

advisories remain in effect for many parts of the us until tuesday the mutual ologist matthew poochie told us more about the impact of the window stone on the capital washington dc. it is a really well anticipated winter storm. so lot of folks ahead of time, we're reaching out to me saying, hey, what do we do? should we change our travel plans that said roughly 90 percent of flights or reagan national airport. the main airport in dc were cancelled. and i think as a result of that, 70 bucks me kinda scrambling to change your plans. i think these next 24 hours will be really rough for people in the city. not only do they have, you know, roadways that are really tough, but all the planes, the planes that should have been a reagan national are sort of not in the city. they're down in charlotte throughout further north and boston. those wants to take time to kind of get back into the city so that we can have flights out of the city. so it will be a little while for folks to sort of catch up here at least mediation sector. but that said, you know, it once in a while,

the city needs to kind of slow down. i think this is one of those times do and how cool the air is. we won't really see any melting anytime soon. and until we get really late into tomorrow, winter, early wednesday, we won't really see much improvement in india. right? pissed more likely to attacks women from the dallas community. then from any of the countries all the case groups. one case, 2 years ago involved a 10 year old girl who was right by an application on the w correspondence. all of the other, if has been speaking with the victim and her family about the funds for just as a warning, you may find some of the accounts in this report. distressing it was a code evening when a 10 year old girl was on her way home off to collecting files with some of the things in her village on

a boss like this 126 year old man grabbed her. he read to so violently, she ended up in a hospital to, to use on how memory of matching desk is it blows with flashbacks, of the attacks still hold her to a free to go out alone. she really leaves home a box for me to go to school. yeah. but it's on the get the. it's really bought this me to think about the shame just incident hasn't brought up on our family. that's. that's the movies of a new i have nightmares. with it or less of that, i wonder why this happened to me that there is a you go she may be too young to understand the reason what her mother seeds in and go as she spends it out to the jacket,

accusing targeted my daughter. because we are dolly, but he dare to do it because he's from the upper cost and we must stay in our place as our status and the society is the lowest and have been nothing could have killed our daughter, had we not heard of what was happening in time to call, the family had to leave the village, especially from the upper goss community who defended the rapist and blamed the goods, became unbearable. being a woman in india as hard being a dollar swollen as was the community is at the bottom of the rigid costs system that corps the untouchables, off of costs. man, often use rate as a weapon of oppression against the let's women protests are often has in the wake of rape cases. but there's hardly any outrage when the victim isn't valid. so now pano is starting to be a lawyer and volunteers to has done it. victims with legal advice and she says her

work is dangerous. some t s a people from the upper cost called me and intimidate me both they remind me that i am a single woman. and i should think about my safety a week. i'm got a hit, in some cases they even follow us to intimidate us, developing a copy of the, the time we got there. monday is the human rights activist and am of the but she uses the 10 rapes of dallas, women and girls that are reported each day is far from the full picture and most don't have anyone to have i think what is important? yes. 25 percent. the 75 percent it's still not reported under reporting is a major issue and non reporting. it's only 45 percent cases that we can report because the lumen i'm not available that night and the home and then go to the police station, who is there to help them? who tells them that when you are the, you don't have to wash your private box and you don't have to throw away your

fluids because those are your evidence, montana news, what she's talking about. she's a doll, it under rape survival. she says, cost and gender work together against done it's women. they live in that field, that if i search my lights, i wouldn't look good or i wouldn't be they all, i have to leave my village and this is happening as it's happening across the country. she's only true, but this rapes of bible has already learned what it means to be a thoughtless pullman need to need. i don't think it's possible to get after getting people to try those with try never feeling the you're watching the news. here's a reminder of our top story, a strong this quite gets killed, at least 53 people in savannah. many of those practice after shop shop the region

in the west of china and across the board when they pulled. the epicenter was about 75 kilometers north east of mount everest, which surprised shine and they pulled justin to go says he will resign as canada, as prime minister, honestly, that of the ruling liberal posts. he was facing air revolts within his policy as well as promising approval rate to those says he will stay on until the liberals choose a new and don't forget to come, always 50 the news on the go to download our app from the google play or from apple's app store that will give you access to all the legs off the world as well as push notifications, breaking news, and that's it from the news. so now i have

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