u. s. justice department to decide whether he will actually end up in court. i told him the report is highly symbolic and it will have long lasting effect from political emissions. all i want to do is that many republicans supporting a candidate facing criminal charges. maybe a bridge to far or early i asked w, washington bureau chief in his poll. whether it's likely the u. s. attorney general will actually prosecute them trump? well, anthony, at the u. s. as in the very early stages of this extremely complicated process, as we just heard, the general 6 committee announced its unprecedented recommendation to reform a president from 44 different criminal charges. the justice department is already working on cases against trump. and also his associates, so we do not know what stage they are in or if they plan to move forward with any charges. but enter anthony, i think it is fair to say that this is still a monumental moment on capitol hill. you make the point that we don't know exactly where we are in this landscape, but if we take it to it's in the scenario, w

u. s. course i will give them a homage, mustard hare, allah marie, me was taken into custody on sunday. 2 years after the u. s. justice department announced charges against well, the by the administration is hoping to lee kendall america's relationship with africa during the 2nd u. s. africa liter summit at a time know when china is rapidly expanding its footprint across the continent. the u. s. president hopes to court african nations while side stepping beijing. manage em. jim has worn out from janice beck. when american president, barack obama hosted african leaders at the 1st us africa summit in 2014, many believed it was a great chance for the united states to strengthen its trade ties with the continent and reaffirm political commitments. but in the end, business opportunities turned mostly into a photo opportunity at a distribution warehouse in johannesburg for american own company, john deere, which manufacturers, among other things, agricultural equipment, team members, are more hopeful about the 2nd summit is gonna allow dialogue around the opportunities, the benefits that are currently that the companies talented deli

u. s. course. i will give them a homage mustard here al marie me was taken into custody on sunday 2 years after the u. s. justice department announced charges against while belgian police have rated more european parliament offices. as the legislature, president volunteer launched an internal investigation and to corruption allegations for beth, it's solar says they will be no impunity for those caught up in the probe. a parliamentary vice president even is one of 4 people charged by belgian police. the prosecutors say a golf country was involved. they haven't named the country, but widespread media reports in both brussels and kylie's home nation. greece identified as cattle, and no official source in brussels or athens has contradicted that the countries deny any involvement and dominant cane has more from brussels. the sense of incredulity, shock, when 1st the allegation surface has been replaced some watts and then spoke again with the knowledge that the examining judge and police officers. first, officers on monday here the european parliament and took away computer data from parliamentary assistance to us making the

u. s. justice department to decide whether he will actually end up in court. i told him the report is highly symbolic and it will have long lasting. you've failed from this claim ambitions. all i want to do is this by him and he republicans supporting a candidate facing criminal charges. maybe a bridge to fall a lot to talk about him for that. i'd like to bring in a former white house insider richard painter was the chief ethics lawyer for president george w bush is our professor of corporate law at the university of minnesota. welcome back to the day mr. painter, will the department of justice followed the committee's recommendation? that's the decision been made by the bar to justice, so they do not have to follow the recommendation of the committee on the referrals . but the evidence is quite clear that donald trump ha, a committed the crime of sedition, an attempt to overthrow the united states government. the democratically elected government of that was going to be installed and was installed on january 20, under president of joe barton. shortly after th

u. s. court. i will, i gala mohammed, my sued hair in my knee, was taken into custody on sunday 2 years after the u. s. justice department and i was charged against him. ukrainian official say at least 4 people have been killed and attacked by russian forces in the east and south rushes released drone footage allegedly showing strikes in the den. yes. the region those are the headlines you're up to date right now. and i just, it's people in power on counting the costs, the russia, oil price count, we look at its impact on russia, on the global market. the africa is in the grid as a political crisis. how will it affect the economy? certain cultivation is big business in india, but how much is it costing the environment? counting the costs on al jazeera, the georgia has a long trouble relationship. it's john russia, which to warn you. crane hasn't made any easier with the russian troops into the surfaces regions. a recent influx of russians being mobilization and routing elite with ambiguous links to moscow. it's not surprising. many in georgia see the conflict as a barometer to the future. we went to find out why i ah, wh

u. s. justice department! this is the final point here before we talk about what the implications are of some of these criminal referrals. this is congressman raskin saying to the justice department, haiti rj, just in case you are not convinced by our precinct haitian, that there is a solid criminal case here to be made here against former president donald trump, you, doj, should know that we already had to present some of our evidence to a federal judge on the score. and when that judge looked at her evidence, he said, oh! yes! there is pretty definitely a crime here. those court proceedings happened earlier this year and march of this year. but the fact that that federal judge has reviewed some of the committee's investigation that indicated that there is likely evidence of felonies committed by president trump and by at least one of his lawyers, john eastman, that matter came up repeatedly in today's hearing. and it is brought up repeatedly and the printed materials, released by the investigators today. and

u. s. justice department to decide whether he will actually end up in court. i told him the report is highly symbolic and it will have long lasting effect from politically ambitions. all i want to do is it by him and he, republicans supporting a candidate facing criminal charges may be a bridge to for our washington bureau chief enos pull file that report and he joins me now in his high how likely do you think it is for the attorney general to actually follow the committee's recommendation and prosecute donald trump on the 4 charges only call you, as is in the very early stages of this extremely complicated and indeed unprecedented process. as the general 6 committee announced its recommendation to refer a formal president, trump for 4 different criminal judges. the justice department is already working on cases against trumbull and his associates. so we do not know what stage they are in or if they plan to move forward. with any charges, but this is a monumental moment on capitol hill in the state and the pressure on the department of justice is certainly ris

u. s. justice department and house charges against him. ukraine officials say at least 4 people have been killed in attacks by russian forces in the east and south rushes released drone footage allegedly showing strikes in the danielle region. those are the headlines 11 east is next. i post the back to your bed or actually, you know, through the mountains, you know, people are just coming. yeah. maybe before the cars, another boy will be here, especially close to the moral good remitted guy. what do you, i think of the result that big in it's a ski resort like no other planted english mission. the fort line between 2 nuclear rivals, india and pakistan. we need peace. we don't want fight with want to get close trouble with any country, or just one figure of snow boots on shoulder. just walk on the mountain right there . feel free and cautionary women are among those feeling the freedom of the mountains scheme of the name dmitri halting may be going back a little bit. becky, not look good. cynical didn't need them keeping the somalian slope safe. is a team of local patrollers trained to ope

u. s. court. he was taken into custody on sunday 2 years after the u. s. justice department announced charges against him. the nigerian army as being accused of killing scores of children and its war against armed groups and investigation by the reuters news agency estimates that thousands of children thought to be linked to arms. armed groups were targeted and during military has dismissed the report saying it takes to undermine its fight. against those groups, brazil's president elect broke down in tears at a ceremony ratifying his election when in the capital, brazilian division of your little da silva wept as he told the audience that brazilians have we conquered democracy. he will be sworn into office for the 3rd time now. next month, after defeating jaya, both nora in october run off election all nearby supporters of outgoing far right. presidents. i have both narrow tried to storm the federal police headquarters and brazilian military police deployed officers to disperse protesters who are angry about the arrest of an indigenous leader who is also a bolton or a suppor

u. s. court. abigail mohammed masoud here alan murray. me was taken into custody on sunday. 2 years after the u. s. justice department announced charges against him. the attack and 1988 killed all 259 people on board the plane. and 11 on the ground, brazil's president elect broke down in tears at a ceremony ratifying his election when in the capital, brazilian louis janasia lula da silva, wept. as he told the audience that brazilians have re conquered democracy. he'll be sworn in office for the 3rd time next month after defeating j. a boss. nora in october run off election while nearby supporters of out going far right. president j a. ball sanara tried to storm the federal police headquarters and brazilian military belief deployed officers to disperse protesters who are angry about the arrest of an indigenous leader who isabel scenario supporter. while those were headlines, i'll be back with more news were you here on al jazeera after generation change you k to stay with us on counting the cost, the russia oil price count, we are looking at the impact on russia and the global oil market. so africa is in the grid of a

u. s. justice department and i was charged against him. the attack in 1980. i killed all 259 people on board, the plane and 11 on the ground. this is something we thought for for over 3 decades . are we satisfied? no, i mean, let's hear what happens when this trial is, is he the only person out there that is responsible for the bombing that it's the live and out there in free? no u. k. government has held an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans for a wave of strikes. workers across the u. k. are demanding pay rises to keep up with the soaring cost of living. the disruption is expected to affect several sectors over the christmas holiday period. john hall reports from london in 27 years. as a paramedic, steve johnson says he's never seen the abilene service. so short staffed the national health service, so over stretched ahead of a planned ambulance strike next week. steve says, if the government doesn't offer a significant pay increase, he like many of his colleagues may quit. so this isn't just about pipe or, or that is the main issue for the momen

u. s. justice department came after you. how did that happen? what was going through your mind at the time? well, here's the problem. i think for most of your listeners, if they don't understand what's the point it's, it's a real education in what whistleblowers like yourself gone, went through meaning you're trying to do the right thing when you see something wrong. i mean, that's a human trait. and essentially what i was trying to say was i tried to fix the problem internally. i wasn't fired, i quit, and then i then continued it with the board of directors and then and so forth. so by going to my government, i think it will, law enforcement certainly going to be interested in this and so well, the opposite was true. i was a little bit naive in that sense. meaning one, why didn't they uncover? where was the d o j for the last years? that's the 1st question. the 2nd question is, as a whistleblower, they can't take the credit. and the point being that maybe they want to just continue because some of their very rich donors, not just a d. okay. but

u. s. justice department says i wore giller masoud when appeared a federal court in washington. d. c. holland fisher has more from their will i be a gill at my seal? it masoud was originally charged with offences in connection with the lockerbie bombing 2 years ago. he's now in f. b. i custody quite how that happened. all become clear once he actually makes it into court here in washington. in the coming days there were reports that he was being held in the libyan prison on charges that were not related to lockerbie. there was another report that he was actually kidnapped by a militia group in libya and handed over to the united states. parkinson's military says 6 civilians have died after afghan forces shell, the border town of ghana sons. as a taliban member was killed and 10 people were wounded upon as standing teenagers being killed during a ride in the occupied west bank. israeli army carried out the operation. in janine, on sunday night, 2 people have been arrested. at least 3 us democratic congress members have been meeting representatives of cuba, government, and havana. th

u. s. justice department says he'll appeared a federal court in washington. d. c. allen fisher has more from washington. other gillum, a sued, was originally indicted with offences linked to the lockerbie bombing 2 years ago. he's now an f b. i custody. how that happened will only become clear when he makes a court appearance. here in washington, d. c. it was reported that he was being held in a libby in jail on unrelated offences. another report from libya suggested that just last month, he was kidnapped by an armed militia group. and the intention was they would hand them over to the americans for a ransom. only one man has ever been convicted of involvement in the lockerbie bombing. that happened 34 years ago this month when the pan am jet clipper made of the seas was blown out of the skies over a locker be in scotland. 270 people were killed. one international law expert says the apprehension of masoud is a significant development. since very, very clear message, 22 inserts this matter hasn't been forgotten and those responsible will be held accountable. the on

u. s. justice department and i was charges against him. the attack in 1988 killed all 259 people on board, the plane, and 11 on the ground. somewhat with surprise because it's been so long. but i'm really glad to see that our government has pursued this. and we're hopefully going to see not only from just this year, but perhaps more information about other people that will respond with the 2nd to 911 is the most deadly out here. this is something we fought for for over 3 decades. how are we satisfied? no, i mean let's hear what happens in this trial is, is he the only person out there that is responsible for this bombing that is still alive and out there in free? no. she returns a joint live from washington dc. she, i'm what happened in court today. it was rather administrative, and in the end, i must say, it hasn't yet retained legal councils. i was decided that things will be delayed a little while, while, while he retains that council, however, the case was unsealed and the charges against him and the penalties, the possible penalties f

u. s. course. he was taken into custody on sunday 2 years after the u. s. justice department announced charges against him. iran has executed a 2nd prisoner linked to anti government protests. monte dresser ran of ard was publicly hanged on monday. and rainy and court convicted him of stabbing 2 security, 4th members to death during protests last month. dose dubarry has more from terran he was tried and convicted and then his sentence upheld in the country. supreme court all within the span of $23.00 days. he was executed early morning on monday in a public execution which is quite rare in iran. it's only the 2nd time this year that we have heard of a public execution taking place. but executions are not that rare in iran. if this is $500.00 and 5th execution to take place this year alone. of course, iran has one of the highest execution rates in the world, only 2nd to china, brazil's president elect broke down in tears, had a ceremony ratifying his election when in the capital brazilian louise enough. let us tell the web says he told the audience that brazilians have re conq

u. s. justice department says abala giller masood will appear at a federal court in washington. d. c. allen, fisher. as more will i believe a gil mozilla. masoud was originally charged with offences in connection with the lockerbie bombing 2 years ago. he's now in f. b. i custody quite how that happened . only become clear once he actually makes it into court here in washington. in the coming days, there were reports that he was being held in a libyan prison on a charges that were not related to lockerbie. there was another report that he was actually kidnapped by a militia group in libya and handed over to the united states. like his dance military, he says 6 civilians have died after afghan forces shelled the border town of sherman. now he says 17 others were wounded and that pakistani troops find back of canister and says a taliban member was killed and 10 people were wounded. the clash reportedly happened after afghan forces tried to cut part of offense installed by pakistan. most trade between afghanistan and pakistan passes through shaman, a palestinian teenagers, been killed du

u. s. justice department last september, shall resigned in 2020 and is facing federal sex assault charges. an investigation is underway tonight after the same trains bus plowed into more than a dozen cars outside a daily city target. today the crowd sent four people to the hospital to have been released in the remaining two are expected to be okay. ktvu christien kafton reports on the investigation. sam trans is confirming that 10 minutes till noon. assam trans bus crashed into sarah monte shopping centers south parking lot colliding with 16 vehicles before coming to rest. shoppers like lisa, classy say they came out of the mall to find that their car had been smashed and pushed across the parking lot. i was shopping in target came out after shopping and kind of was like, where's my car? and i said, that's my car, and it was totaled bumpers hanging off the glass is broken in can open the door and i kind of realized. actually, i parked over there now. my car's over here and i started realizing i was in a sea of damaged cars. classy says she joined with other shoppers trying to make sense of

u. s. justice department announced charges against him. the attack in 1988 killed all 259 people on board, and 11 on the ground. those are the top stories stay with us, a very british way of torture continues next. here of the fanatical death dealing mam, our society grips kenya briars possession in britain's east african empire. the ma ma uprising is in feet, a movement that takes place in kenya in the 1950s. it is one of the most violent struggles in the british empire. the battle cry was land infrequent. well, now what that will adi my wagner. they've already knew me to both sides commit violent atrocities. but it's the colonial side that is often been ignored by historians. that british might say they don't do touch. but we, the mo, mo, p, i've gone through the torture for the 1st time the leash of new documents has given us a very much floor account as to what had been done and why and how the british tried to justify. and now, because of the new documentation historians in britain and in canyon, they're investigating how the british

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investors in the us and started a car, but they, they denounce the their fraud to the pattern of justice, u. s. department of justice who started investigation. and part of that during that investigation wall street journal had access to information and they basically disclosed all the fruit before that no one knew anything about it. it had been kept secret. and in fact, we knew as the budget monitoring foreign, we knew about de mer to learn. we knew about the $850000000.00 loan because it was a include that in the budget in the state budget. and at the time we were analyzing the state budget and we questioned the minister of finance and the budget committee for the parliament about that amount in the budget. at the time it was said was that it was meant for fishing, fishing boats, and for the fence. and the money was split into portions for fishing, boat and fence. so we knew about one of the loans, but not about the the other 2 loans. the mom and the police because loan and nobody smelled a rat as a right? no. yes, you're right. ok. fernando ah, there are 19 defendants in this trial who's in the dog of

i think it certainly could lead to prosecution if you had a fair arbiter of justice at the u. s. department of justice, but as long as you have merit garland, trying to cover up for what the department of justice with the fbi i in intelligence agencies have done. i don't think you're going to get a fair judgment of what went on. fortunately, the incoming chairman of the house judiciary committee, congressman jim jordan, is making it clear that he, among other things, is going to subpoena the 51 intelligence officials who signed off on a letter claiming that russian dis, information was behind the 100 by new laptop. we know that was not true, they knew it was not true. and i think if you start putting these people under subpoena, make them testify under oath, it may open the door to find out what actually went on. that may again, open the door to a lot of criminal conviction, not just a civil and perhaps press focus on what they did. but let's see how things pass. see what's going on with twitter. kennedy is that full know we can trust perhaps in the future. i mean, i would love to have cred

u. s. department of justice has filed a lawsuit against drug distribute distributor a mera source. bergen prosecutor say the company fuel the nation's deadly opioid crisis. by failing to report hundreds of thousands of suspicious orders of prescription drugs. it could face billions of dollars and penalties. electric cars might become less attractive for consumers in germany next year. that's according to the association of motor vehicle manufacturers. that's due to the higher cost for electricity and reduce government subsidies for plug in hybrids and electric cars. the 1st legal cannabis dispensary has opened in new york city's east village housing works. a non profit organization is the 1st of 36 license dispensers allowed to sell the product to the public in new york housing works group is dedicated to fighting homelessness and aids portugal infrastructure minister pedro nuno santos has stepped down after a backlash surrounding executive compensation at state owned airline tap, it was received and it was recently revealed that a member of the government received a 500000 euro payout. w

u. s. court and say the success of the prosecution may depend on corroborating evidence. the u. s. department of justice has gathered shepherd temps. the al jazeera washington ukrainian officials say at least 4 people have been killed in attacks by russian forces in the east and south rushes released drone footage allegedly showing strikes in the den. yes, the regent missiles landed in the front line village of county anchor just north of russian hill territory. a tax on ukraine's energy grid have also left millions of people without power. in freezing temperatures, international legal advisors are working in the city of course on together evidence of alleged sexual crimes by russian forces. it's prompt of a broader effort to support ukraine as a cease to hold russia accountable for crimes allegedly committed during the conflict. harrison was occupied by moscow's forces 4 months before it's recapture in november. some people who remained during the occupation have described being tortured. moscow has denied the allegations. the u. k. government has held an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans

u. s. cord. i'll say the success of the prosecution may depend on corroborating evidence. the u. s. department of justice was gathered shepherd mc al jazeera washington, brazil president elect broke down in tears as a ceremony ratifying his election when in the capital, brazilian, louis and austria lyla. this of a wept as he told the audience that brazilians have we conquered democracy. he'll be sworn into office for the 3rd time next month after defeating diable. for an hour in october, run off election on the by then supporters of outgoing fall, right, president variables. nora tried to storm the federal police headquarters and brazilian military police officers to disperse protesters who are angry about the arrest of an indigenous leader who is about an hour supporting mostella had here on out there . she was economic downturn and seeing many risk their lives in hope of a better future in the un. ah, that it went to wind is blowing all way down to the radio, but it should have blown arts or things wharf again, but winter proper is still bad. it spills out of europe comes to the eastern mediterranean,

u. s. congressional panel investigating last year as attack on the u. s. capital has called on the justice department to bring criminal charges against former president donald trump. the unprecedented move follows an exhaustive 18 month investigation into his role in the january 6th riot. trumpet denounced the charges as fake and said it was an attempt to block his white house run in 2024. mike had the report, so for washington, dc without objects, it was the committees, 11th and final public hearing cherry attention to summarize. that whole report that we made public on wednesday and to highlight his belief that the former president's actions were criminal. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time, can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation again. he is on fit for any office, a video presentation for the remainder of the events on january, the 6th, 2021, and further extracts from some of the hundreds of interviews the committee conducted in an attempt to find out what happened and how to prevent that happening again as one fact to add, lee is most important in preventin

u. s. department of justice, so also opened its own investigation and into the killing. just 1st will tell us why and how that is related in any way to this particular case. yeah, i mean that is the big hope here that this moved by the united states. my a bring some kind of breakthrough. this is an investigation announced by the f. b i . they announced in mid november that they would be investigating this case. it has been welcomed by sharon's family saying that they hoped it would be a truly independent investigation. but it's not clear just how this f, b i investigation is going to be conducted given that the israelis will not cooperate with it. they have criticized the decision. they say that they will not cooperate a, with this investigation or but international legal experts have said that an investigation like this being announced by a, by the f b i. they wouldn't have gone ahead with this kind of announcement unless they thought there was some credible evidence that this was indeed a, a targeted killing. other observers have mentioned that since this announcement

justice department to decide what to do. the doj has been holding its own separate investigation into the violence at the u. s events that led up to it. democrats say they're hopeful justice officials will use the information they discovered because the justice department has expressed interest in the committee's work nobody before much less a president had ever come so close to overthrowing the presidential election. and by passing the constitution. not his website truth social to condemn the committee's referral. he calls the charges quote, fake and says , quote. what doesn't kill me makes me stronger. he also says the democrats are trying to derail his campaign to be re elected president in 2024, but that's not the only legal issue facing the former president. today the democratic controlled house ways and means committee is scheduled to vote on whether to publicly release years of mr trump's personal and business tax returns. he's tried for years to keep those shield in georgia. there's still an investigation underway about whether he tried to influence the outcome of the presidential election by pressuri

u. s. congressional panel investigating last year's attack called the u. s. capital has called on the justice department to bring criminal charges against former president donald trump. trump denounced the charges as fake and said it was an attempt to block his white house run in 2024. mike, hannah reports now from washington, dc without objects it was for committees, the 11th and final public hearing. she already intention to summarize that whole report that will be made public on wednesday best. and to highlight his belief that the former president's actions were criminal. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. he is unfit for any office of video press station served as a reminder of the events on january, the 6th 2021. and further extracts from some of the hundreds of interviews the committee conducted in an attempt to find out what happened and how to prevent that happening again. as one fact to add, lee is most important in preventing another january 6th accountability. and the committee made clear its opinion. trump