su viuda, martine moise, quien resulto herida en el atentado, le dedico emotivas palabras en las queio el crimen. la ceremonia se vio empaqada por actos de violencia. el ministerio publico de el salvador dicto orden de captura contra el expresidente salvador sanchez ceren, por los delitos de lavado de dinero, peculado y enriquecimiento ilicito.los cargos se vinculan a su gestion como vice presidente de mauricio funes. otros cinco funcionarios de la misma administracion tambien fueron capturados por delitos similares a los de sanchez ceren. en china, un medio estatal mostro el rescate de un bebe de tres meses de entre los escombros de un edificio derrumbado, en la ciudad de "zheng-zhou".el bebe habia permanecido enterrado bajo el edificio desplomado durante un di y una noche, antes de ser rescatado. el niqo fue enviado al hospital para recibir tratamiento y su estado de salud es estable. cientos de manifestantes protestaron contra la realizacion de las olimpiadas en tokio, fuera del estadio donde se celebraba precisamente la ceremonia inaugural de la justa deportiva.portaban carteles

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martine moise is expected to attend.tional and international news visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: the landslide victory of president alexander lukashenko in belarus last year ushered in his sixth term, and more than a quarter decade of control for the auoritarian leader. claims of a flawed election drew mass demonstrations, with thousands of protestors imprisoned. thousands more have been fleeing to neighboring countries, including poland and lithuania, crossing into the e.u. illegally and with great risk to themselves. newshour weekend special correspondent simon ostrovsky traveled to lithuania, near the belarusian border, to tell their stories. his reporting is done with support from the pulitzer center. >> reporter: vilnius, lithuania's capital. it's just 20 miles from the border with authoritarian belarus to the east, but this e.u. member state might as well be on another planet. >> ( translated ): okay, here's the plan. you walk down the road and look for a black car. >> reporter: artyom, who's name we've ch

there is an investigation going on >> reporter: first lady martine moise was critically wounded and is being treated at a miami hospital in haiti, the prime minister has declared a state of siege today protesters gathered outside a police station where suspects would be being held and late today, haiti's minister of elections confirmed to nbc news that at least one u.s. citizen is among those in custody. peter? >> gabe gutierrez. gabe, thank you. >>> after years of negotiations, states that once opposed a settlement with purdue pharma for its role in the opioid crisis are changing paving the way for the wealthy sackler family to pay billions. here is kate snow. >> reporter: with a bankruptcy court deadline looming, 15 states cut a deal with purdue and the billionaire family that founded the company, the sacklers. >> they should be hold responsible for this conduct, their conduct, and that's what we're doing here today. >> reporter: the biggest new item, millions of new documents including emails will eventually be made public. >> our job as ags was to look at what our families needed.

. >>> yesterday an audio recording alleged to be of first lady martine moise posted in a personal twitterse said she is in beautiful condition but heart broken and urges haitians not to let the assassination become a cause nor their country's decline. >>> now, the white house said it will be sending some aid to haiti and that is in the form of thousands of covid-19 vaccines. errol, haiti is only one of the countries in the world not to administer a dose. >> christina, thank you. >>> italy is celebrating after winning the euro 2020. they defeated england 3-2 in a penalty shootout. so painful for england fanz. normal playing time ended in a 1-1 tie. also argentina led by lionel messi beating brazil 1-0 for their first major title in nearly 30 years. >>> there's a lot more news ahead for you on the "cbs overnight news." come here! i've got big news! now, nurtec odt can not only stop a migraine it can prevent a migraine as well. nurtec is the first and only option proven to treat and prevent migraines with one medication. onederful. one quick dissolve tablet can start fast and last. don't tak

first lady martine moise badly wounded in the attack tonight she released an audio message from a florida hospital, sounding weak but determined to get justice for her husband's murder haitian officials say 17 men now in custody, including americans james solages and joseph vincent 15 colombians, many of them ex-soldiers also arrested as part of the plot three more killed by security forces. but the hunt continues for other suspects police and vigilantes combing the streets of port-au-prince, in search of assassins. and many questions still unanswered how were the killers able to so easily get past security and take the life of a president? raf sanchez, nbc news. >>> in virginia today, a turning point nearly four years after that deadly clash over civil war monuments and race in charlottesville. the confederate statues were finally taken down monica alba has more >> here it comes. >> reporter: cheers today as bronze statues of confederate generals robert e. lee and stonewall jackson were pulled from public parks in charlottesville. >> happiness and elation, but sadness of what it has take

an audio recording alleged to be of first lady martine moise who is recovering in the hospital posted condition but heartbroken and urges haitians not to let the assassination become a cause for their country's decline. the white house announced it will be sending aid to haiti in the form of covid-19 vaccines. that's because haiti is one of the only countries in the world not to have administered a single dose. christina ruffini, cbs news, the white house. >>> coming up first on "cbs this morning", michael c. bender tells us about his new book "frankly, we did win this election," about former president trump and his political future. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with the ceo of the florida nonprofit health in the hood about addressing food inequalities in her community. >>> and photographer flo engala shifts her focus from celebrities to photojournalists in the wake of george floyd's death. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ .

in a new audio message, martine moise says, quote, i am alive, thank god, but i have lost my husband, jovenel. mercenaries entered our house and riddled my husband with bullets. the acting prime minster growing emotional after telling me he's spoke ton her. >> justice. for president jovenel moise. >> reporter: that's what you all want. >> that's what the first lady believes, that i can give justice to her husband. and i will not deceive moises' family. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, a political battle is looming. the acting prime minster is recognized by the u.s. and the u.n., but another man who had just been appointed to that role by president moise a day before the attack says he should be the im now people here in haiti and around the world are watching to see what happens next. whit? >> and so much at stake as well. mab you're marcus moore for us, thank you. >>> the search and recovery operation in surfside, florida, picking up speed with the recovery of more bodies today. officials announcing at least six additional victims found, bringing the death toll to at leas

martine moise, who was injured in the attack, said the couple were taken by surprise when gunmen enteredsident's palace and shot at them several times. she said president moise was killed by mercenaries because of his determination to re—write the constitution and improve the lives of ordinary people. her message comes as the crisis in haiti is deepening, with rival political factions arguing over who should run the country. courtney bembridge reports. crowds gathered outside the us embassy in port—au—prince with suitcases packed, looking for a way out. translation: i can't close my eyes. - i can't sleep at night. i had to come here to the embassy because i'm scared. there are so many gunshots, and you don't even know where they're coming from. i've abandoned my home. i can't go back, i don't know about my family. the country of 11 million people is reeling from the assassination of its president, shot dead inside his home on wednesday. translation: looki at what happened to the head of the state. i can't stay here. it's important to leave the country. these are two of the men haitian au

. >> reporter: while in a miami hospital tonight, haiti's first lady, martine moise, fights for her life. >> we do hope the doctors will find a way to save her life, because it will be a more devastating blow to the country to lose the president and his wife at the same time. >> just an extraordinary series of events. let's get to rachel scott live at the white house. and rachel, the haitian government tonight asking for help in finding the killers and of course everyone wants to know who is protecting the acting prime minister? they're asking for security help, as well? >> reporter: yes, and david, we just heard from the acting prime minister tonight. he says that he believes that some of the suspects responsible for this attack are still in haiti. he says that he is now in charge of the government for now, but tonight, the u.s. government is calling for free and fair elections by the end of the year, david. >> all right, rachel scott at the white house. rachel, thank you. >>> also tonight, the heartbreaking toll this evening in surfside, florida. at least 18 more victims pulled from th

a visibly shaken martine moise spoke, wanting justice. >> why is wanting to democratize a sin? is fighting for equal opportunities to enter civil service condemn a bowl? if you -- condemnable ? today it is jovenel moise, tomorrow who? tim, me, us. >> in the wake of the assassination on july 7, foreign nations backed him as new prime minister. they are pushing for elections which have not successfully taken place in more than four years. with a barely functioning senate and dissolved parliament, that won't be easy. they haitian community in miami art paying attention to the on -- are paying attention to the unfolding political crisis. they are shocked to was assassinated but they are concerned about the immediate security of the nation they left hind. -- behind. at this church and little haiti, paid respects to the fallen president. they have more questions than answers. with the nation's future in the balance, thoughts turn to those they left behind. >> having all of these rumors, some any questions, none of which were answered, let a lot of people to fear for the security of th

martin moise, the first lady, was also shot and has been airlifted to florida for treatment.he is, reportedly, in critical but stable condition. haiti is now under a state of siege. the president's assassination happened, against a backdrop of political instability, as well as extreme violence in the haitian capital. melissa bell breaks it down for us. >> reporter: the assassination brings to an end the turbulent rule of haiti's president, jovenel moise. but leaves the impoverished caribbean nation in turmoil. for months, there have been protests around the country demanding moise -- the president held onto power, while the opposition claimed his continued rule was unconstitutional. his critics argued that, according to haiti's constitution, his five-year term as president started the day he was elected, rather than the day he took office. but moise argued it was a year later that marked the true beginning. both, the u.s. and the u.n. supported his claim to remain in power. but there had been widespread concern, when moise failed to hold legislative elections in 2019. leaving

and martin moise, the widow of the country's president, returned to the country for her husband's funerale was treated in miami after the july 7th attack that injured her and killed her husband at their private residence. more on "the mehdi hasan show" right after this break. right after this break flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my only option. turns out i was wrong. so when a hand specialist told me about nonsurgical treatments, it was a total game changer. like you, my hands have a lot more t

first lady martine moise was injured in the attack that killed her husband and has been recuperatinghospital. acting-prime minister, claude joseph, greeted her at the airport in port-au-prince. the funeral for jovenel moise is set for friday. while his assassination left haiti without a fully-functioning government and elections aren't scheduled until late september. on saturday, international diplomats based in haiti called on the designated-prime minister to form a government and organize elections, as quickly as possible. moise had picked him to become prime minister but he was never sworn in. claude joseph has been acting-prime minister, in the interim. >>> and we'll be right back. stay with us. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a w

for the first time, haiti's first lady martine moise he's issued a statement after being shot multiple times in the attack that killed her husband in a recording from her hospital bed put on twitter. she says, and creel who makes be. i love my husband. we fought together for more than 25 years during all these years love radiated within the home. but suddenly the mercenaries came and pelted. my husband with bullets. the assassins wanted to quote, kill his dreams, his vision his ideology now she vows to keep her husband's mission for a better, more stable haiti alive. >> felicia bolton reporting for us tonight. the biden administration has not released any other details about the 2 haitian americans believed to be involved in the assassination. a warning for the folks in san leandro tonight where pg and e said. rolling blackouts were possible because of the flex alert. >> and it was a warm day today and many parts of the bay area coming up after the break, i'll let you know. you can expect tomorrow and i'll have the 7 day extended forecast. we this is probably been the best story of the

haiti's first lady, martine moise, was wounded in the attack and remains hospitalized. in a video reportedly shot at the scene, someone says the assassins are with the u.s. drug enforcement administration. >> d.e.a. operation, everybody back up, stand down! >> alcindor: but haitian ambassador to the u.s. bocchit edmond said the d.e.a. was not involved. instead, he blamed mercenaries who spoke english and spanish. >>t seems that this horrible act was carried out by well- trained professional killers, commandos. >> alcindor: the haitian government closed the airport in port-au-prince. so, edmond said the assassins likely escaped by land into the neighboring dominican republic, or by sea. >> alcindor: president biden said the united states was ready to assist in the aftermath of the shooting. he responded to my question on the situation on the white house lawn. what's your reaction, mr. president, to the haitian president being assassinated? >> we need a lot more information but it's very worrisome about the state of haiti. >> alcindor: moise was a polarizing president. in

for the first time, haiti's first lady martine moise he's issued a statement after being shot multiple times in the attack that killed her husband and a recording from her hospital bed put on twitter. she says, and creel who i love my husband. we fought together for more than 25 years during all these years love radiate it within the home. but suddenly the mercenaries came and pelted. my husband with bullets. the assassins wanted to quote, kill his dreams, his vision, his ideology now she vows to keep her husband's mission for a better, more stable haiti alive. felicia bolton reporting for us tonight. >> the biden administration has not released any information about the 2 haitian americans said to be involved in the assassination. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 9 democrats and dc are gearing up for yet another fight for voting rights. >> but what chance do they have of actually getting anything passed. 2 men in the east bay trying to break the world record on a teeter totter. we tak the house of representatives is considering taking up yet another voting rights bill. th

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. >>> martine moise was last seen wearing black with a cast on her arm because of a bullet wound in that. she was rushed to the hospital for treatment. >>> the original nine are now in the tennis hall of fame. the trailblazing legends who came together in the 1970s to bring more money and attention to womens tennis are the first to be enshrined in newport, rhode island, as a group. al duncan had that interview with the group yesterday just an incredible story. >> so much they did for the sport of tennis. >> absolutely. >> yes. >>> we start this half hour with britney spears taking to social media in a new message as she fights her conservatorship, revealing her hurt from one of those people closest to her and giving her thoughts on performing again. abc's zohreen shah joins us with more. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. britney spears is not holding back. she's calling out her father, her sister saying that performing again is a big condition. ♪ overnight the princess of pop sending a scathing message to her critics on social media. the ic sing e ll note soon.rming

in an emotional audio statement, martin moise says that tears will be incessant.olitical violence is not over. she is now recovering in miami. joining me now is gary pierre pierre founder of "the haitian times" and a former times reporter. an extraordinary incident we are talking about. first of all, your reaction to the first lady saying other mercenaries are out there who want to end her husband's dream. what does she mean by that? >> she means there are other people trying to attack democracy in haiti. i'm not so sure that the message about her husband's work, you know, it resonates too much. i mean this is a tragedy obviously, but at the same time we understand the pain that she must be going through, both physically and emotionally. this was a traumatic experience. but in terms of the politics of it all, this is not over. there's an investigation going on. the fbi and dhs are down there investigating, and so we'll hopefully get to the bottom of this. this case, hopefully, will not be another one of those situations in haiti where the investigation continues a

for the first time since her husband's death. [ speaking foreign language ] in an audio message martine moise says, i am alive, thank god, but i have lost my husband jovenel. mercenaries entered our house and riddled my husband with bullets. haitsdz haiti's minister of elections say he and the prime minister plan to travel to miami to visit the former first lady as she recovers in the hospital. as for the investigation, authorities still have not revealed who they believe orchestrated the attack or why. >> whit. >> so many questnse way forward. marcus moore for us, thank you so much. >>> we do turn to rome where just a short while ago the pope gave his weekly blessing from the hospital. abc's maggie rulli is right there with the story. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. you know, it was really special to be there to see the pope come out on the balcony outside his hospital. i was waiting with the crowds as they were praying and singing. but the moment he walked out, everyone just erupted into cheers. many screaming -- [ speaking foreign language ] long live the pope.

. >> reporter: first lady martine moise who was wounded in the attack is recovering at a miami hospitale had surgery over the weekend, sending this message of assurance to the people of haiti. "you can't let the country be lost. you can't let the blood of my young husband, the president you love so much and loved you too, run for nothing." also this morning, a notorious gang leader has called on his followers to take to the streets violently to protest the president's assassination. without a clear leader, this country that has faced economic turmoil and gang violence for years is once again, george, facing an unknown future. >> such a tragic situation. okay, marcus, thanks very much. >>> we move on to that massive weapons arrest. police charge four people pseiz ammunition after a tip from a hotel housekeeper. kayna whitworth is in denver with the latest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: george, good morning. that terrifying find happening just days before the city is set to host the major league baseball all-star game. with tens of thousands of people descending on the city, law enfor

wednesday morning killing the president, hours later the critically wounded first lady, martine moise flown to a miami hospital for treatment. >> it was well-orchestrated attack. >> reporter: the unknown attackers allegedly spoke spanish and english and falsely claimed to be dea agents when they stormed the president's home before vanishing into the night. leaving behind a horrific scene and a country thrown into chaos without a leader. haiti's interim prime minister claude joseph now taking charge temporarily and calling for new elections. >> when you take charge, you need to go forward with organizing elections so we can have an elected president. >> reporter: president biden reacting to the assassination. >> we need a lot more information, but it's very haiti. >> reporter: moise had been ruling by decree for more than a year and facing calls to step down. amid political turmoil and unrest, along with criticism of his handling of the pandemic, where not a single covid vaccine has been distributed. this morning, haiti's international airport remains closed and officials there declari

moise. shot his wife, martine, and she survived and was brought to a miami hospital for treatment.ehicles and walls outside the compound were riddled with bullets. haiti's haiti's interim prime minister clawede joseph called the attack a coup, and said the gunmen were speaking english and spanish. he claims the country's security is now under control. late this afternoon, the police said they had the killers surrounded. >> i was awakened at 3:00 in the morning by gunshots, heavy gunshots. magalie noel dresse >> garrett: magalie noel dresse is in haiti's capitol port-au- prince. what are you seeing and hearing? >> reporter: everybody is very worried about the security because when the head of state is gunned down, anybody could go down. the streets are empty, nobody is out. this is very heavy. >> reporter: haiti has been in turmoil for months as president moise became increasingly unpopular for clinging to power after his term expired. there are now fears of more violence. >> you need a lot more information but it is very worrisome. >> reporter: especially for those living there, wo

moise's widow, martine, who was wounded in the assassination, spoke against any violence or vengeance. monsoon rains in western india have triggered landslides, killing more than 100 people, with dozens missing. the downpours across maharashtra state also brought heavy flooding before easing today. officials say rescue workers saved more than 1,000 people trapped by floodwaters that reached historic levels. >> ( translated ): the level of the floodwater had never risen to 20, 25 feet before. it's at this height for the very first time. all the properties of the residents are destroyed. they have nothing to eat and drink. >> woodruff: scientists in india say that climate change has intensified the annual monsoon season. state media in china raised the death toll to 51 today, in a flood disaster across central henan province. in zhengzhou, crews removed submerged cars and drained flooded areas. damage may total $10 billion, with nearly 400,000 people displaced. back in this cntry, improved weather has helped firefighters contain about 40% of the giant bootleg fire in southern oregon. bu

moÏse's family. the first dy martine, we are praying for her rovery, but also praying for those who have lost their livesse in the past year as human should before. amy: you live here in the united states. you are part of what many call haiti's to the apartment, haitians who live in the united states. when we spoke to you last, then president moÏse, who is now been assassinated, was supposed to leave office. the biden administration supported moÏse and even this week, there was a deportation flight to haiti. you deal with immigrants all the time. can you talk about what you're calling on the biden administration to do in this time of unprecedented assassination? >> absoluty. again, as you mentioned, as of february 7, depends on which way you interpret the constitution, president jovenel was supposed to leave from the position. at the same time, the government -- the way they interpret the constitution, jovenel moÏse set until the 22nd. what we are asking president biden do is quickly release the notice that patients were currently -- able to apply for tps that we have for so long to be able to win that b

the authorities say that president jovenel moise was killed in tonight and his wife martine is in critical condition in the hospital. and now there are new details. the assailants appear to be american agents, and there is someone with a american accent saying d.e.a. operation, everybody standdown. one of the assailants who spoke with a american accent says that they were mercenaries, and high officials deny d.e.a. involvement. neighbors heard men with high precision rifles and men running through the neighborhood, and grenades going off and drones being used. joining us is news and global affairs reporter dan duluth, and also louie erns martin, and fill in the gaps for us. >> so the interim prime minister has declared a state of emergency, and the streets are quiet at the moment, and most of the shops are closed, and this is shocking to all of the people of haiti and scary given the level of violence that preceded it in terms of the gang violence and the kidnappings and political unrest, and haiti is asking for international help to see who carried out what is a coordinated and sophistica

early this morning a group of men fatally shot jovenel moise at his home and wounded his wife martineattack by a highly trained and heavily armed group. there is a nationwide state of emergency and the white house calling the attacks horrific and tragic >>> we're still gathering information from this end. of course we'll be helpful in any way. but we're still assessing and gathering information and the president of course will be briefed by his national security team this morning. >>> at a news conference this morning, chicago police officials saying that three undercover law enforcement officers, two atf agents and one chicago police officer were shot and wounded early today, injuries are described as nonlife threatening. >>> ten more bodies have baun found at that condo collapse bringing the death toll to 46. >>> and also once again a tropical storm bringing heavy rain to florida's gulf coast, so far though no major damage or power outages. you're now up-to-date. >> china's crackdown on big technology continues to weigh on investors. our next guest saying the greatest threat is not