>> pap, port-au-prince, the capital, at times it's not stable.maica -- you know, certain time, man, you can't go into certain part of kingston, but you know that that's kingston. >> right. >> i think with haiti, the world don't have enough information to understand that, okay, sometimes there's unrest in the capital. but outside of the capital, you have nothing but white beaches. you have green. you have places to develop. and i think to that point, you know, the idea of security within port-au-prince is something that we're working on. but outside of port-au-prince, you know, everything is always lovely. >> so you're still there a lot? i know a year ago you were there every week, every month. what's your presence in haiti right now? >> well, it's important that i'm there, you know, much more than i've ever been because with the president that's in place weather the government, you know, it's, like, i still play part of that. and it's important that i give them 100% support. ♪ >> grammy award-winning artist ne-yo also performed. when, caught up w

being refused and they're going to port au prince a much bigger part of a million sounds about what the number of people who are here lately which are actually in london immigration lawyer and there's eighty tells us this the blue agencies don't have any hope of reducing the number of missing migrants they need to radically change their approach i think the u.k.b.a. need to potentially stalk promoting a very tough line because the people who absorb the tough line in the media or of course the markets and sells and they don't come forward if the u.k. promote a transparent and fair lines they will take every case individually as they want to cope with these individual groups can stay those people. this hundred fifty nine would go down instantly and then applications could be processed properly instead it seems it will be a need database that will be depended upon to track down they staying in britain illegally expected to launch next month among the companies bidding for the tender is chief for us g. four s. the company that created a high profile control the c recently when it failed to

play in europe to you i thank you john as well as the side signed a twenty six year old top from port au prince twenty three year old it's all from portuguese rivals benfica each have been given a five year contract by this of peter who are backed by energy giant gazprom so these have been joined in group c. in the champions league where they'll play ac milan anderlecht and malaga. meanwhile there's going speculation about the future of cristiana right now though of real madrid the twenty seven year old winger refused to celebrate his two goals during wales three no win at home to granada on sunday and told reporters it was because he was unhappy at the club. or maybe it's because i'm a little upset that's the only reason because when i don't celebrate goals it's because i'm not happy when people here at the club they know why i have nothing further to say. well meanwhile full of his new striker there is albert has criticised his former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson the bulgaria striker said he was unhappy at how he was treated during his last season at old trafford when the thirt

the visit is not just for entertainment but to raise money to rebuild one of port-au- prince's premier among school and -- music school. and. >>> an area, a public elementary school abolished traditional homework. instead, students are asked to read a half hour every night. >> so far, parents and seem to like what is happening at the elementary school. >> reporter: in many ways, it looks like other schools, it has hallways, a cafeteria, a library and teachers in every classroom. what the school doesn't have is traditional homework. >> and look at that indicator. >> reporter: when stephanie brant came aboard two years ago, she and the staff conducted a preview of the homework assignment. >> and started evaluating the work and we started looking in and -- to match what we were doing instructionally in the classroom and we were giving students something way felt we had to build them something. >> reporter: and he got permission to implement a radical experiment. the only homework assigned here is reading. the fifth grader got regular homework and it went away. >> don't you miss the math p

open it up in port-au-prince. thought the president made a silly error when he made his village in farsi. i think that sent the wrong message. >> farsi was the outreach. he wants to outreach the persian people and farcy, of course, the language of iran. all right, now, i'm glad you brought the president up because there is a possibility, we won't know until after. i think the first debate is the big one a week from tonight. and the governor really has to come out smoking. but if the president does well in debates, he will probably win the election, and what do you see for the country then looking ahead if mr. obama does win? >> on november 7th, he will start telling you if he wins that it's going to take nine years to get us out of the situation bush put us in. that's what will start the next day. because this thing is going nowhere. and that's all he got is pushing it down the road. now here is what i would suggest. that barack obama wins again and you are making $45,000 a year out there, you should quit. because