no flights into or out of port-au-prince. also today haitian police posted outside the now closed port-au-prince airport. 85% of the city is controlled by heavily armed rival gangs. 400 police officers from kenya operating under a un mandate are out numbered and out gunned. u.s. embassy warning around armed violence around roads and airports. >> even time before the biden administration haiti has been at a level four, a do not travel country. >> tom, how long does the u.s. flight ban last? >> in effect for 30 days and it could be extended if the security situation does not improve. american says the flights will be suspended through at least february 12th. >> also developing a building explosion and fire with hazardous materials in louisville, kentucky injuring at least 11. shaquille brewster has late details. >> reporter: tonight a commercial plant in louisville, kentucky torn apart after a massive explosion. >> there is a large explosion. we have smoke showing. >> reporter: the blast seen from blocking away happening just a

the flight aborted its landing in port-au-prince, diverting to the dominican republic. the incident has forced other u.s. airlines to cancel flights to haiti. one jetblue flight that took off from port-au-prince yesterday was later to have discovered to have taken fire. the statement issued by the airline says that the operating crew initially thought all was fine. but after inspecting the aircraft in jfk they saw that they had been instruct by a bullet. this is the latest in weeks of another round of political chaos in haiti. yesterday, a transitional council fired the sitting prime minister replacing him with a local businessman and former senator. the united nations is estimating that a coalition of armed gangs currently controls up to 85% of the capital. of course port-au-prince. in these incidents with commercial aircraft may be part of what the u.s. embassy is warning is an effort by the gangs to prevent anyone from getting in or out of the city. efforts to bring an end to the political turmoil in haiti have so far failed. but the new prime minister says his prior

no flights into or out of port- au-prince.he now closed port-au-prince airport. 85% of the city is controlled by heavily armed rival gangs. roughly 400 police officers from kenya operating under an u.n. mandate are outnumbered and outgunned. the u.s. embassy warning of armed violence around roads, ports, and airports. >> for quite some time, even before the biden administration, haiti has been at a level four do not travel country. >> that was nbc tom costello with the report. >>> next up here, we will turn to sports. and highlights from the opening night of the nba cup. yes, they are doing that again. >>> plus, college football shakeups in the newly released playoff rankings. those stories and a check on the weather forecast when way too early comes right back. too early cos meright back. >>> curry, a screen by green switched and three, curry. oh. >> a clutch 3-pointer from steph curry with the night, night celebration came on the opening night of group play in the nba cup. the league's second annual in- season tournament. cu

they ultimately found this out after this plane left port-au- prince and landed at jfk. a member of the crew did an inspection of the airplane post- flight at jfk and found a bullet hole in the airplane. we're hearing it may have been in the wing of the airplane. jetblue says it's actively conducting an investigation. also working with the relevant authorities to try to get to the bottom of this. both spirit and jetblue, kind of goes without saying, have suspended their flights to haiti. american airlines also suspending flights there. so u.s. airlines really taking this into their own hands, not waiting for the u.s. government to act here. delta, southwest, and united all do not fly into the airport there in haiti. so really, this is very significant. and there's been a notice to pilots put in place by the haitian government, essentially suspending all commercial flights in and out of port-au-prince. really developing all the time here. >> thankfully, it did end up okay, but this could have been incredibly bad. >> well, yeah. if a person got hit by something, it sounds

flights a day were still going into port-au-prince.ights into the country until at least monday. jetblue says flights suspended until december 2nd. at this point the airport is closed anyway and we are awaiting guidance from the faa over whether any flights will be allowed to fly in there amid the current situation. >> tom costello. >> that does it for us today. thanks so much for joining us. see you tomorrow, same time, same place. catch our show online on youtube and other platforms. for now, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right after this. uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. healing is possible

residents are fleeing their homes as gangs expand their control in port-au-prince. but it comes as the faa bans flights to the country for 30 days. now threatening civilians who rely on non-profit aid from abroad. marissa parra has more. >> reporter: masses of haitians are fleeing to safety, seen frantically packing their lives into cars. non-profits like agape haiti are unable to fly aid in. >> there's a massive concern. we've got 20,000 pounds of supplies sitting on the floor that need to move. >> reporter: it was days ago whether a spirit airlines plane was struck by bullets seven time as it was preparing to land in port-au-prince monday, instead, diverting to the dominican republic, leaving one flight attendant hurt and dozens others terrified. the airlines halting all flights to haiti for a month. it's been three years since haitian president was assassinated and seven months since the prime minister resigned, leaving behind a vacuum of power. gangs have been violently fighting for control ever since. the transitional council fired the interim prime minister su

no flights into or out of port- au-prince.tian police posted outside of the now closed port-au-prince airport. 85% of the city is controlled by heavily armed rival gangs. roughly 400 police officers from kenya are operating under a u.n. mandate and outnumbered and outgunned. the u.s. embassy morning of armed violence around the roads, ports and airports. >> for quite some time, even before the biden administration, haiti has been at a level four, do not travel country. >> reporter: this order prohibits flights into, out of or over haiti is in effect for at least 30 days. it could be extended if the security situation does not improve. american airlines says it's flights will remain suspended at least through february 12th depending on the situation on the ground. back to you. >> tom, thank you. >>> president elect donald trump appears to be having an about-face on banning tiktok. the last time he was in the white house he tried to ban the app but recently, while on the campaign trail, he said he would save the app if he. won t

they are suspending service to port-au-prince until at least thursday.ews, washington. >>> and we're just getting late-breaking news. jetblue is now extending that suspension with no more flights to haiti until at least december after discovering damage from a bullet to a plane returning from port-au-prince. >>> turning now to ukraine. at least six people were killed and 30 injured during a russian attack involving glide bombs, drones and a ballistic missile. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy saying russia has deployed 50,000 troops including thousands of north korean soldiers ahead of an offensive by russia to reclaim areas of its kursk region. ukraine has controlled part of that region since the summer. cbs's imtiaz tyab has just returned from ukraine. >> reporter: the devastating aftermath of a russian drone attack as emergency workers rushed to put out fires in the southern ukrainian city of odesa. while in russia's eastern kursk region, parts of which were seized by ukraine earlier this summer, russian soldiers riding in armored vehicles were

in a statement to cbs news today a flight to port-au-prince landed safely but a post inspection they found a bullet hole in the plane's exterior. jet blue is suspending all flights to the country through december 2nd. >>> we could get more rain after early morning showers across the bay area today. a storm system has been dumping snow in the sierra. actually getting to the mountains has been kind of a problem. spinouts along highway 80 forced cal trans to close the highway in both directions leaving people stranded. tonight, the highway is soap, the roads are clearer, the caltrans cameras show some big rigs are opting to stay back until things get better. this is the time of the year where we hear warnings from you and you are pretty clear about when people should not be trying to make that drive. >> right, we normally would not be concerned about a foot of snow saying okay, it will be disflt defendant when it difficult when it happens, clouds over the valley. a lookout over san jose and the moisture evaporates from the lowest levels of the atmosphere. mix of clouds and sunshine. in

much of port-au-prince is lawless. the motivation for the shooting, but this could have ended in disaster. grounded, u.s. airlines canceling flights in and out of haiti. and news of a second incident involving a passenger plane hit by gunfire. overnight, jet blue announced one of its planes returned from port-au-prince on monday landing safely at jfk in new york saying a post-flight inspection found the aircraft's exterior had been struck by a bullet. some of the passengers from a spirit airlines flight that was also hit by gunfire as it approached port-au-prince on monday are now back in florida. >> i could hear three distinct crack, crack, crack, you know, over the back of the plane. >> reporter: video and photos from inside the plane show signs of the bullets that tore into the passenger cabin. on the plane's belly, at least one bullet hole, an electrical line also apparently hit. >> i think the crew was really traumatized. >> reporter: amazingly, no passengers were hit. but spirit says one flight attendant did suff

says 85% of the capital port-au-prince is now run by those gangs. john?. alex hogan for us, thank you so much. we will be right back. have you compared your medicare plan recently? with ehealth you can compare medicare plans side by side. so we invited people to give ehealth a try, and discover how easy it can be to find your medicare match. this is pretty amazing. very helpful. and i do like that it covers dental, vision, and hearing. i can go on a vacation with this money. i have quite a few prescriptions. that's why people call us. i got all your prescriptions. i got your doctors as well. this plan has a $0 monthly premium. i love zero. the zero co-pay is what i'm looking for. i'm gonna go ahead and compare the different brands. that's perfect. all right, so are we happy with our selection? you're so helpful. you know, you don't know. perfect, i'm excited for you sir. thank you very much. oh, my god, that was super easy. ahhhh. see how your medicare plan stacks up with the big changes for 2025. just call this number or visit ehealth.com. compare plans

the port-au-prince airport quickly shut down with spirit, jetblue and american all suspending flights into haiti. >> the gunfire could have brought the airplane down. i mean, if it hit the hydraulic systems the pilots are going to begin to lose control of the airplane. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: with a barely functioning government haiti has been racked by brutal gang violence for years. last month a u.n. helicopter was shot at. in september the state department issued a do not travel advisory for haiti, warning of robbery, carjackings, sexual assault and kidnappings for ransom. and noting the airport can be a focal point for armed activity. despite the warning, u.s. airlines have averaged four flights a day into haiti. today the embassy warned armed gangs are trying to block access to the city. before airlines resume service they'll need assurances that flying into haiti is safe. lester? >> yeah, very disturbing. tom, thanks very much for that. >>> six days after his election win president-elect trump tonight tapping some familiar names for key roles in his administration including ove

the light suspended in it out of port-au-prince. u.s.mericans not to travel to haiti among rising gang violence there. >>> this is "cnn news central." >>> breaking overnight, filling in some of the biggest cabinet positions with very prominent figures. multiple sources say, president-elect trump is expected to announce he will nominate florida senator marco rubio as his secretary of state. rubio is a starch, china hardliner , once dubbed little marco by trump in 2016, now a fierce trumpet suborder , and if confirmed, would lead trump's support in israel and iran. >>> also breaking overnight, cna learned that trump will nominate north dakota governor christie known as homeland security secretary. noem made headlines about bragging about shooting her dog, crickets, but disappointment is a huge deal when it comes to trump's mass deportation agenda. >>> let's get to cnn's alayna treene, near mar-a-lago this morning for the pace of these announcements. good morning, elena . >> reporter: good morning, john. we are really seeing a lot of donald

tells us it is considering banning flights into port-au-prince.he moment it is almost a moot point because the airport is closed. >> it was normal until there was a loud bang, crash sound. >> i could hear three distinct crack, crack, crack over the back of the plane. >> as you know, haiti has been racked by gang violence for years, about 80% of the capital is controlled by gangs. there is a kenyan led international police force on the ground trying to bring stability but it has not had much success. they are completely out gunned by these gangs and there is a lot of discussion about increasing their numbers turning into a u.n. funded operation. at the moment, the violence continues in haiti to the extent now the two u.s. passenger planes hit by gunfire and u.s. carriers are suspending operations into that country with the faa likely to take action. >> we know americans started drinking more during the covid- 19 pandemic. new data shows they never stopped. according to a study published in internal medicine. increased use was found in every region.

nbc news correspondent has the latest. >> reporter: tonight in port-au-prince, masses are fleeing to what once had been considered one of the few areas in the capitol safe from gang violence now. nonprofits are left unable to fly in. >> massive concern. we got 20,000 pounds of supplies sitting on the floor that need to move. >> reporter: it was days ago when a spirit airlines plane was struck by bullets seven times as it was preparing to land in port-au-prince on monday and instead diverting to the puerto rico and leaving one on board hurt and the others terrified. faa the next day pausesing slights for haiti for months because of political instability. three years since the haitian president then was assassinates and the prime minister resigned leaving behind a vacuum of power. gangs have been violently fighting for control ever since. they fired the interim prime minister on sunday by the council and on monday, this man was being sworn in as the new prime minister. the state department said gang-led efforts led to this. >> everyone is very scared. everyone is very concerned. and i

obviously that means you won't be able to land or take off from port-au-prince.y above 10,000 feet because of these two incidents. yesterday we had that spirit airlines flight hit by gunfire as it was coming in to land at port-au-prince airport. separately we learned overnight a jetblue flight taking off from port-au-prince was also hit by gunfire. thankfully nobody was wounded. we did have one flight attendant who received a minor injury. we do not believe she was shot. as a result of these two incidents, we had already had the airlines that service port-au-prince canceling their flights into and out of the city. now a formal order from the faa ordering u.s. airlines for 30 days, do not fly below 10,000 feet because of the risk and the danger. captain john cox, our nbc news analyst, talked about the risk this gunfire posed to these planes. >> this crew and these passengers were very fortunate that luck prevailed and nobody in the airplane was injured and that the airplane wasn't more critically damaged. . could have gone very badly. >> bottom line, as you sugges

of course port-au-prince. in these incidents with commercial aircraft may be part of what the u.s. embassy has been warning is an effort by the gangs to prevent anyone from getting in or out of the city. efforts to bring an end to the political turmoil in haiti have so far failed. but the new prime minister says his priority is to restore peace and hope and ultimately hold elections to move the country forward, frances? >> hope that is the case. >>> police in amsterdam have arrested five more men over the weekend. there's now eight total in custody. all of the men arrested are between the ages of 18 and 37 and have a quote, migration background. the unrest has continued this week with protests, vandalism and a tram fire. the clashes come after some fans chanted death to the arabs before the game. police are urging people to share any video footage they may have to help their investigation. >>> two strong earthquakes struck off cuba's southern coast, damaging homes and triggering landslides in the area. a 5.9 quake hit first just before 11:00 a.m. sunday, about an hour before a 6.8

more than 20,000 people have been displaced across haiti s capital port—au—prince injust four days asal supply chains and isolated the city, making it difficult for aid groups to provide support. well armed gangs control around 80 per cent of the city, routinely targeting civilians. veteran australian broadcaster alanjones has been arrested after an investigation into a series of sexual abuse allegations. new south wales police said a strike force was set up in march to investigate several indecent assault and sexual touching incidents between 2001 indecent assault and sexual touching incidents iare een 2001 indecent assault and sexual touching incidents iare bringingi moments that they are bringing our bodies. the situation is tense and people are scared. because this is another sign that nowhere in beirut can be safe because this attack happened without any warning because it was a targeted assassination and it is in central beirut on the situation, as you can see, is very, very tense around us. more than 20,000 people have been displaced across haiti s capital port—au—prince injust

american and jetblue have now also suspended service to port-au-prince until at least thursday, norah norah: what a story. kris van cleave, thank you very much. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says russia has deployed 50,000 troops including thousands of north korean soldiers ahead of an expected offensive by russia to reclaim areas of its kursk region. ukraine has controlled part of that region since the summer, that's that blue area. cbs's imtiaz tyab recently returned from ukraine and reports on this pivotal time in the war. >> reporter: the devastating aftermath of a russian drone attack as emergency workers rush to put out fires in the southern ukrainian city of odesa. while in russia's eastern kursk region, parts of which were seized by ukraine earlier this summer, russian soldiers riding in armored vehicles were targeted. the sharp escalation in violence between moscow and kyiv following president-elect donald trump's decisive win has seen both sides carry out the largest ever single day drone attacks against each other since fighting began nearly three years ago. the p

marcia: downtown port au prince, deserted after years of gang warfare. 85 percent of the city is heldmed groups constantly battling for control, terrorizing contested neighborhoods with a scorched earth practice of kidnapping, rape, and murder. no one in the city remains untouched. >> i had no choice but to join them, in order to stay alive, to save the life of my child, and also to avenge my mother and my father. marcia: this 41 year old single -- widowed mother asked us to protect her identity. she says in 2020, she was living on a front line between two gang territories when bandits attacked her home and murdered her mother, father, and husband in front of her. she fled with her teenage son, and members of the gran ravine gang gave her a choice. >> they asked those who want to stand and fight, to fight. i chose to join with my child. marcia: how do you survive? >> when a vehicle with goods is passing by, we hijack it, or we kidnap you. we demand a ransom, you pay us, and we release you. but if you refuse, i have to kill you to take what you have. marcia: have you ever killed anyone

flights a day were still flying into port-au-prince. now american is suspending flights into the country until at least monday. jetblue says until december 2nd. this is changing quickly and we are also watching closely if the faa takes any action as well. hoda? >> tom costello for us in d.c. tom, thank you. >>> also this morning, an indiana husband and father has been convicted in a double murder case that gripped the nation and went unsolved for years. a jury finding richard allen guilty on all counts in the 2017 killings of two teenaged girls who had been walking on a hiking trail in the small town of delphi, indiana. nbc's maggie vespa is at the courthouse for us. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning. this high-profile trial lasting nearly four weeks with a sequestered jury deliberating over the course of four days. and this morning the wife of the man they convicted is speaking out as the small town works to honor two young victims. this morning, after years of mystery and days of deliberation, a conviction

flights to haiti after a passenger plane from the us was hit by gunfire as it tried to land in port—au—princefrom fort lauderdale was diverted to the dominican republic rate landed safely at santiago airport. american airlines and jetblue have now also suspended operations to the country. the attack is the second in three weeks on aircraft flying over the capital. it comes after a new prime minister was sworn in on monday. delegates at the cop—29 climate gathering in azerbaijan have approved new standards for a global carbon market — a key component of the paris agreement aimed at reducing green—house gas emissions. the agreement which took years to reach, will allow richer countries to offset carbon pollution by investing in clean energy projects or forests in poorer countries. and a quick look at how markets in asia are faring this tuesday. it's been a mixed trading session so far after the record close on wall street and you can see here, japan's trading higher at 0.5% while hong kong is over 8% lower. and that's it for this edition of business today. stay with bbc news sport today, up sta

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embassy is aware of gang led efforts to block travel to and from port-au-prince, which may include armeduption to roads, ports, and airports. the statement goes on to advise do not travel to haiti. it comes a day after the ruling, presidential counsel fired gary, who served for only six months in that country. as for the passengers and crew, spirit says it is making arrangements to bring them back to fort lauderdale today. it will be on board a different aircraft because the one that was hit by gunfire has been temporarily taken out of service. >> thank you. ukraine's president zelinski says nearly 50,000 russian troops have gathered near their shared northern border after a weekend of record-setting drone attacks from both sides with ukrainian drones even targeting moscow in these attacks. it is good to have you with us. a quick assessment of where the war stands right now. >> it is getting worse. this wouldn't have started if trump was in power. he has the ability to put pressure on russia more now. it is not getting better and trump is what ukraine needs. too many people are dying. th

violent gangs now control more than 85% of the capital city of port-au-prince. port-au- prince, i have had the pleasure of speaking with you over these many months, unfortunately, when we speak it is to talk about a very dire situation that is going on in port-au- prince in haiti, i know that you are in the u.s. right now, you are grounded because you are unable to return because of that flight ben rhodes. what are they telling you about the situation for them and for the kids ? >> i have only been back for two weeks so i know firsthand what they are going through. the people are filled with fear , they are afraid to leave their homes, their homes are becoming a prisoner of fear, they are hungry, thirsty. i read a report that said 5 million haitians are facing acute hunger. this because food isn't coming in, it is being blocked by the gangs along the routes from the ports, and the price of everything is just rising through the roof. i expect probably within a week or so, we will be paying $20 per gallon for diesel fuel to fill up our generators. there is such a

halted flights to haiti after a passenger plane from the us was hit by gunfire as a try to land in port—au—princeely at santiago airport. american airlines and jack lew have now also suspended operations to the country. before we go, delegates of the cop21 before we go, delegates of the cop2i climate summit have approved new standards for a global carbon market. a key component of the paris agreement and at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. the agreement which took years to reach will allow richer countries to offset carbon pollution by investing in clean energy projects in poorer countries. and that is it for this edition of business today, thank you for watching, to stay with bbc news. i'mjulia with i'm julia with the catch up. tonight, cop2i nimes warning, a barbie blunder and gus the penguin explorer. but first the uk and europe fell silent for two minutes at 11 am to mark gepp his agreement to and world war i. keir starmer spent in paris the president promising unwavering support to ukraine. the music world has been remembering we pan, read or a gavin emotional tribute at the mas last night

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safety of our guests and team members is our top priority and we have suspended our service at port au prince and cap-haitien pending further evaluation. end quote. well, as president elect trump prepares for a second te, new details are emerging now about reports of his efforts to end the war in ukraine. as greg palkot reports, it comes as ukrainian and russian troops ramp up their drone strikes on one another. >> russian forces launching a massive airstrike on southern and eastern ukraine on monday, killing multiple people and injuring dozens more. the washington post is reporting president elect trump recently spoke with russian president vladimir putin and urged him not to escalate the war. but putin's spokesperson denies the call took place. trump also spoke with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy last week as questions remain about what his second term in office means for the conflict. >> if president putin has a victory in ukraine, and the other fear is that more further abroad, the chinese would get the wrong sort of lesson if president putin is seen to succeed. >> trump has vowe

the lack of security has increased the cases of rape all over port-au-prince. >> as gangs continue tod the upper hand, she doesn't have the resources to meet the needs. >> i received so many calls this week about taking in some girls, but unfortunately, i just don't have room. to provide mental health care for survivors, we need psychologists and social workers. but we cannot afford to pay them. ♪ >> but for those she can help, there is hope for a brighter future. considering her ordeal, maryanne is thriving. she told us i found a new home and a new mother who loves me a lot. she wants to continue school to become a psychologist and help other girls the way she has been held. >> everything they have said to me has given me the courage to fight for my education, to fight for my life, and for all the things my parents wanted for me so that, even though they are not here, i can still make them happy. >> but as the violence rages on, there are so many more children who have not found their way home. and are still trapped in a world of violence and abuse. for the pbs news hour, i am marcia

the latest intensification of violence in port-au-prince.e been killed, 90 injured, 20,000 forced to leave their homes. port-au-prince 4 million people are being hostage as gangs now control all of the main roads out of the capital. that is the situation in haiti. last question. did you also hear from business leaders, because the haitian population there, they form a lot of the workers that people need in springfield. >> no. on this trip we didn't talk to business leaders. we talked to a fairly large number of haitians, almost all of whom did not want to be quoted, definitely didn't want to be quoted on the record and show up in "rolling stone," for fear as you showed in the quote that this man may be coming for us. donald trump and his people on topics of draconian immigration crackdown, did not get everything they want but they are coming for it. >> and j.d. vance sadly is these people's senator and he treated them that way and subjected them to this much hate and fear. it is sad and shameful. thank you for that reporting. >>> and coming

a spirit airlines flight to port-au-prince airport was it had by gunfire yesterday while landing.ndant was injured from flying debris. that flight carrying 48 passengers was diverted to the dominican republic. >>> in a separate incident, a bullet hole after leaving haiti. gangs are blocking travel near the airport. monday's gunfire came just hours before haiti swore in a new prime minister, just the second in six months. >> it sounded like somebody dropped a steel bowl of nails on the floor of the plane. >> it fits the pattern. whenever you have the instability, it's deepening. and spirit and jetblue suspended flights while american airlines is canceling some trips after one of their planes were hit by a bullet. >>> here in the bay area, a southwest flight made an emergency landing this morning in san jose international. they say flight 2395 to hollywood burbank turned back. just a few minutes after takeoff, there was engine trouble. it landed safely around 9:00 this morning with 67 passengers and five crew members. no injuries were reported. southwest rebooked passengers on the n

where gunfire struck the cabin of spirit airlines flight 951 as it was about to land at haiti's port-au-prince airport with 48 on board. >> everything was normal and then the crash behind us was quite prominent. >> reporter: a flight attendant suffered minor injuries from flying debris according to the union. the airbus 8320 was over a neighborhood when it began to quickly climb diverting to the dominican republic. >> the pilot hit the gas and we took off and we accelerated. there were quite a few g forces kind of pushing into your seat. >> reporter: here you can see what look like bullet holes in the fuselage. >> the decision to get out of there, i think that was a very smart decision. >> should this be a wake-up call? >> they need to understand these sorts of things can happen in some of these countries where we have a political unrest, we have violence. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in haiti said they are aware of gang-led violence. spirit said the safety of our guests and team members is our top priority. the airline has suspended service to haiti. airline officials say all of the passenge

embassy says the violence appeared to be gang led efforts to block travel throughout port au prince. spirit, jetblue and american airlines temporarily canceled flights to and from haiti following the shootings. the un estimates that gang violence controls about 85% of haiti's capital, and officials warn the political chaos in the country could lead to more violence. in april, a transitional council was formed to pave the way for democratic elections, but the group has been derailed by infighting. >> what haiti needs, among many things, is stability, political stability and needs. political leadership that puts the interest of stability, the interest of humanitarian aid, the interest of a return of law and order, first and foremost. >> police from kenya are leading a un backed peacekeeping mission, but that is struggling because of lack of funding and personnel in london. alex hogan, ktvu, fox two news. >> highway traffic is moving again on interstate 80 and highway 50. in the sierra after a snowstorm stranded some drivers for hours in placer county. slushy roads caused several semi t

. >> on monday, bullets hit a spirit airlines flight that was about to land in port au prince. at least one flight attendant was injured and the plane was diverted to the dominican republic. >> there was confusion. we didn't know exactly what was going on, but the crew was very traumatized. >> jetblue and american airlines later announced that post-flight inspections discovered their planes were also hit, while leaving the capital that day. all three carriers have temporarily suspended service to haiti. the shootings were part of a wave of gang violence that shut down schools offices across port au prince as a new prime minister, state department continues warning people not to travel to the region, but the ban on u.s. flights has stranded some americans. >> the best thing that any american citizen who continues to be in haiti can do is to enroll in our smart traveler program and to stay in touch with the state department about updates as it relates to how those travel restrictions may or may not change. >> meanwhile, spirit airlines says that plane hit by gunfire will be taken

embassy says the violence appeared to be gang led efforts to block travel throughout port au prince.etblue and american airlines temporarily canceled flights to and from haiti following the shootings. the u.n. estimates that gang violence controls about 85% of haiti's capital, and officials warn the political chaos in the country could lead to more violence in april. a transitional council was formed to pave the way for democratic elections, but the group has been derailed by infighting. >> what haiti needs among many things, is stability, political stability and needs political leadership that puts the interest of stability, the interest of humanitarian aid, the interest of a return of law and order, first and foremost. >> police from kenya are leading a un backed peacekeeping mission, but that is struggling because of lack of funding and personnel in london. alex hogan, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, alameda county district attorney pamela price files charges against several sheriff's deputies over the death of an inmate at santa rita jail. >> and more defens

they discovered bullet damage to planes that departed monday from the airport in the capital of port-au-princeairlines flight was shot as it was about to land monday injuring a flight attendant and forcing the plane to divert. >>> the airman who leaked pentagon secrets on discord finds out his punishment. and a wildfire update. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "cbs new york" reports firefighters are racing to contain the jennings creek wildfire along the border of new york and new jersey. they battled rugged terrain, gusty winds, and dry conditions yesterday. officials say the 5,000-acre fire is about 20% contained. new york governor hochul described the current conditions as pretty dire and ordered a statewide ban on outdoor burning. one person fighting the fire was killed last weekend when a tree fell on him. >>> "the boston globe" says a federal judge sentenced former air national guard member jack teixeira to prison final for leaking classified information. he plead guilty to violating the espionage act when he posted sensitive documents to the social media platf

the charity doctors without borders says it is stopping operations across the haitian capital port—au—princehaitian police. the news comes against a backdrop of a widening humanitarian and security crisis in the country. amid rampant gang. police in brazil have arrested five people suspected of planning to kill brazil's president in 2022. the five allegedly plotted to kill the president and his vice presidentjust two weeks before the 154

gunshot in early 2024, haiti's capital, port au prince, saw a widespread outbreak of violence. assassination of presidentjovenel moise three years earlier created a power vacuum in which armed gangs have prospered. localjournalist luckensonjean filmed throughout the crisis, as hundreds of thousands of haitians were forced to flee their homes amid the brutality and political instability. in june, a kenyan—led multinational security force was dispatched to help the haitian police rein in the gangs. localjournalist luckensonjean filmed throughout the crisis, as hundreds of thousands of haitians were forced to flee their homes amid the brutality and political instability. in june, a kenyan—led multinational security force was dispatched to help the haitian police rein in the gangs. yet the country remains in a state of emergency. the judges said that this was powerful reporting by a journalist who knows his beat intimately and lets the images tell his story. in april 2023, sudan was thrown into disarray when its army and a powerful paramilitary group, the rapid support forces, bega

embassy saying it is, quote, aware of gang led efforts to block travel to and from port-au-prince, which may include armed violence and disruptions to roads, ports and the airport. >>> two people are dead after an explosion injured several others in louisville, kentucky. the blast happened at a food coloring factory prompting a shelter in place order for nearby residents. nbc has the latest details. >> reporter: a commercial plant in louisville, kentucky tore apart after a massive explosion. >> there's a large explosion that occurred. we have smoke showing. >> reporter: the blast, seen from the sky camera walks away, happened just after 3:00 p.m. >> i live about a mile away from here and i was just inside my house and heard a huge room and the whole house shook. the power went off for a couple of seconds. >> reporter: at least 11 people rushed to the hospital, two in critical condition. >> we were able to get them out and rescue them. as well as 50 . others and evacuation. >> reporter: the explosion blowing out windows. residents within a mile of the building temporarily ordered to shelt

the flight from fort lauderdale, florida to port—au—prince was forced to divert to the dominican republicay. spirit has suspended their flights to haiti pending an investigation — and said in a statement, "the safety of our guests and team members is our top priority". it comes during an apparent flare—up of violence by criminal gangs in the city, after sunday's news that businessman alix didier fils—aime was appointed to be haiti's new prime minister, replacing garry conille. un spokesman stephen dujarric spoke about the escalating violence earlier. the secretary—general appeals to all member states to sustain and increase their security support for haiti including multinational support mission, insuring it has the financial support he needs for its mandate of extended deployment and operations there. what haiti needs is political stability, in these political leadership that puts the interests of stability, the interests of stability, the interests of stability, the interests of humanitarian aid, the interests of humanitarian aid, the interests of humanitarian aid, the interests of the

embassy says the violence appeared to be gang led efforts to block travel throughout port au prince.etblue and american airlines temporarily canceled flights to and from haiti following the shootings. the un estimates that gang violence controls about 85% of haiti's capital, and officials warn the political chaos in the country could lead to more violence in april. a transitional council was formed to pave the way for democratic elections, but the group has been derailed by infighting. >> what haiti needs among many things, is stability, political stability and needs political leadership that puts the interest of stability, the interest of humanitarian aid, the interest of a return of law and order, first and foremost. >> police from kenya are leading a un backed peacekeeping mission, but that is struggling because of lack of funding and personnel in london. alex hogan, ktvu, fox two news. >> people in san jose are raising money to save a farmhouse with historic significance. the farmhouse was once home to a farmer who was a japanese leader in the japanese community. he was also a su

the order named his replacement as local businessman didier fils—aime, who flew into port—au—prince fromsings. 209 bosses of leading businesses have written to rachel reeves about the new employer national insurance contributions. they want there is overcapacity to pass cost on to customers without feeling inflation. they write unquestionably in hospitality businesses will now have to reconsider investment plans to drastically cut hours for staff and some jobs, drastically cut hours for staff and somejobs, they drastically cut hours for staff and some jobs, they also predict widespread small business closures within a year. to mitigate all that they called for the creation of a new 5% national insurance employer band up to £9,100 and four part—time staff working fewer than 20 hours a week to be made exempt. mark — down there and there is plenty more about that on our website. moving on you alive with bbc news. we will turn to the united states where republicans have control of the white house and the senate after tuesdays election. the races on for he will take the place of mitch mcconne

all commercial flights to haiti's capital, port au prince, have been suspended after gunfire hit a planediverted to the dominican republic just hours before the swearing—in of the country's new prime minister, amid ongoing political turmoil in the country. china's aviation industry is flexing its muscles at the china international aviation and aerospace exhibition in zhuhai. the air show, one of the largest in the world, is watched closely by analysts and rival powers because it gives rare clues on beijing's military hardware development. the show will feature the debut of the j—35a stealth fighter. upon its commissioning, china will become the second nation after the us to have two types of stealth fighterjets in service. key highlights include also the latest version of the chinese navy's fighter jets, that adds china's close ties with russia are also on display. moscow has brought its most advanced su—57 fighterjet to the airshow for its first overseas demonstration. our china correspondent stephen mcdonnell is in zhuhai with more on the air show. let's just look at this vehicle behin