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prime minister ariel henry described the situation as dramatic and declared a state of emergency forntjoe biden has authorised immediate help from the us. david willis has more. one of the poorest countries in the world has been dealt another devastating blow, and the people of haiti are once again dealing with the aftermath of a massive earthquake. this one centred on the country's south—western peninsula, a less populated area than the capital port—au—prince which was flattened by an earthquake 11 years ago, but stronger and closer to the surface. more than 200,000 people died in the 2010 earthquake and haiti's prime minister ariel henry said numerous lives have been lost in today's disaster. translation: the government decided this morning to declare a state - of emergency for one month following the disaster. we call on the population to show solidarity with each other. let us avoid panic in the face of this earthquake. us scientists have predicted the death toll could run into thousands, and president biden has already promised us aid. haiti's chief seismologist predicted the la

the country's prime minister ariel henry has said there is huge damage across the south of the countryntries in the world has been dealt another devastating blow. and the people of haiti are once again dealing with the aftermath of a massive earthquake. this one centred on the country's south—western peninsular, a less populated area than the capital port—au—prince, which was flattened by an earthquake 11 years ago, but stronger and closer to the surface. more than 200,000 people died in the 2010 earthquake and haiti's prime minister ariel henry said numerous lives have been lost in today's disaster. translation: the government decided this morning to declare a state - of emergency for one month following this disaster. we call on the population to show solidarity with each other. let's avoid panic in the face of this earthquake. only last month, haiti was plunged into a political crisis following the assassination of its former presidentjovenel moise. it is also in the path of a tropical storm that is due to hit the region early next week. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. here, th

prime minister ariel henry has said the quake has caused huge damage across the south of the countryt and editor of ayibopost in haiti. so at what we do know is it is a very severe earthquake. these earthquakes awaken bad memories for a lot of haiti, but also a lot of people who felt it. i have family in the south and my sister's house was destroyed, and by the grace of god, she is alive and she's well. but i'm hearing from sources there that many people were killed from the earthquake. in the south, where my parents live, one journalist told me that he saw with his own eyes two people died, but we think that more people, you know, will be reported because houses have collapsed on them. but i am cautious regarding giving any numbers because it is still an ongoing situation, but it is a very dire one. haitianjournalist raouljunior lorfils also gave us this update from port—au—prince. the immediate help that would be needed right now is health care. i would say, for the injured. and after that, i think there will be a huge need of help in rebuilding maybe the houses that have collapsed

prime minister ariel henry described the situation as dramatic and appealed for the spirit of solidaritye had caused huge damage across the south of the country and has declared a state of emergency for a month. pictures show collapsed buildings and damaged roads in several cities. it's feared many people may be trapped under the rubble. the earthquake triggered a tsunami warning in the region which has since been lifted. in 2010, a magnitude seven quake near the capital, port au prince, killed an estimated 200,000 people. 0ur north america correspondent david willis has more. 0ne one of the poorest countries in the world has been dealt another devastating blow and the people of haiti are once again dealing with the aftermath of a massive earthquake. this one centred on the country's south—western peninsula, a less populated area than the capital, port—au—prince, which was flattened by an air quake ii capital, port—au—prince, which was flattened by an air quake 11 years ago, but stronger and closer to the surface. —— earthquake. 0therthan 200,000 people died in the 2010 earthquake and ha

prime minister ariel henry said the quake had caused huge damage across the south of the country. he described the situation as dramatic and appealed for the spirit of solidarity of all haitians. the us geological survey says the quake, which struck the south—west of the country, could result in thousands of fatalities and injuries. pictures on social media show collapsed buildings and damaged roads in several cities. the earthquake triggered a tsunami warning in the region, which has since been lifted. in 2010, a magnitude seven quake near the capital, port au prince, killed an estimated 200,000 people. that was in 2010, in terms of deaths in today's that is saturday's earthquake at 7 pop 2, so far reports of 29 people dead: earthquake at 7 pop 2, so far reports 0ur correspondent david willis has been following events from los angeles. david, 0ntak an hour ago and the us has now responded and reacted to what has happened in haiti, what has been agreed?— been agreed? well, this earthquake was 18 miles — been agreed? well, this earthquake was 18 miles to _ been agreed? well, this e

haiti's prime minister ariel henry who issued a state of emergency says they desperately need medical assistance for the injured. international rescuers from virginia's fairfax county and res fire and rescue department aid and assist with rescue operations. with hospitals and clinics heavily damaged, the u.s. coast guard has been evacuating the injured including this wounded child arriving in port-au-prince for treatment. the earthquake could not have come at a worse time. haiti is in the midst of a political crisis following the assassination of its president and is being threatened bid a tropical storm which could bring heavy rains and mudslides to the already crippled nation. vladimir don't settle. start your day with secret. secret stops odor-causing sweat 3x more. and the provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret. ♪ all strength. no sweat. ♪ [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good >> announcer: this is the "cbs overn

haiti's prime minister, ariel henry, issued a stateme said ty mel assist for the international rescuers from virginia's disaster response teams are mobilizing with aids asift brathsz. -- assisteding. with hospitals and clinics in the area heavily damaged, the u.s. coast guard has been evacuating the injured, including this wounded child arriving in port-au-prince for treatment. the earthquake could not have come at a worse time. haiti is in the midst of a political crisis and is following the assassination of its president and is being threatened by a tropical storm which could bring heavy rain and mudslides to the already crippled nation. cbs news, port-au-prince, haiti. >>> as parts of the caribbean get ready for the impacts from tropical storm grace, fred regained its tropical storm strength and is expected to make landfall in the florida panhandle. fred is currently tracking through the eastern gulf of mexico and is expected to strike florida as early as this afternoon. the threat of flooding rain and gusty winds will also spread in stercarg, and alabama. >> i can put these sandbags

haitian prime minister ariel henry declared a month-long state of emergency for the country.d haiti will not accept outside help until officials know the full extent of the damage. >> ( translated ): we are setting up a task force to coordinate the aid, so that what happened on january 12, 2010 is not repeated again. >> sreenivasan: the earthquake hit just a mon after then- haitian president jovenel moise was assassinated, plunging the already struggling nation into political turmoil. the rescue and relief efforts are underway as tropical storm grace strengthens in the atlantic. the national hurricane center is predicting the storm will reach haiti tomorrow or tuesday. storm warnings are in place for the entire coastline and there are predictions of 40mph winds and up to 15 inches of rain which may trigger mudslides. for many, the images coming out of yesterday's earthquake in haiti are stark reminders of the deadly earthquake a decade ago in port au prince and of the failures that have still not been resolved. jonathan katz is a journalist and author of “the big truck that w

prime minister ariel henry declared a one-month state of emergency and said search and rescue teams wereion. the u.s. geological survey says the quake's epicenter was about 78 miles west of the capital of port-au-prince. there was no damage reported in the capital city. the quake was on the same fault line as the 2010 7.0-magnitude quake that killed more than 220,000 people. phone lines and communications were down in the quake-damaged region as of late this afternoon and officials said there may be many more casualties. in southern japan, torrential rains continued today, triggering heavy floods. dozens of homes were damaged as rivers overflowed, forcing many residents to evacuate. the rain also triggered mudslides throughout the region, including one about 20 miles east of nagasaki that killed at least one person. local authorities issued a disaster alert for the region, affecting about 1.4 million people. the japan meteorological agency is predicting more rain for next week, which could bring further flooding and mudslides as the storm front moves east. heavy flooding has also taken i

haiti prime minister ariel henry who issued a state of emergency said they desperately need medical assistancehe injured. international rescuers from virginia, fairfax county fire and rescue department are mobilizing with u.s. aid disaster response teams to assist with search operations. and with hospitals and clinics in the area heavily damaged, the u.s. coast guard has been evacuating the injured, including this wounded child arriving in port-au-prince for treatment. the earthquake could not have come at a worst time. haiti is in the midst of a political crisis following the assassination of its president, and is being threatened by a tropical storm which could bring heavy rains and mudslides to the already crippled nation. vladimir duthiers cbs news, port-au-prince, haiti. >> duncan: now to the pandemic. speaking today on the "face the nation" program dr. anthony fauci asked unvaccinated americans to put aside their concerns about personal liberty and recognize the country's common enemy, covid-19. with infections surging 77% of i.c.u. beds, 77%, are filled nationwide. cbs's lilia luciano i

the prime minister ariel henry has said that medical team have been dispatched to the south and he's declaring a state of emergency for the country for at least one months. now, $29.00 is the death toll, but the fear is that it will grow dramatically. the us geological survey has issued a red alert for the italy saying high number of deaths is probable and that the damage is widespread. now this earthquake hit at 8 30 in the morning, haiti local time, which was about 4 and a half hours ago. so this information is still coming in as we receive images from the local media and a social media of people desperately trying to dig their loved ones out of the rubble. the epa center was petite, tro denique, which is again about 160 kilometers west of the capital. and this was a 7.2 magnitude earthquake, which is larger than the other, distract disastrous weight that hit 80 in 2010 that had measured at 7.0, of course. and that disaster, which the country never really did recover from close 230-0000 people, died one and a half 1000000 people lost their homes. and having this happen again is jus

well, he is prime minister ariel henry was on his way earlier this morning to the emergency operation center in fort worth. and he has tweeted his condolences saying there is a loss of life now. we don't have official figures yet, but there are reports from local media and on social media of, of many italy's and as you said, the us geological survey has issued a red alert saying that the likelihood of high casualties is high and that the damage is likely widespread this earthquake, which measured 7.2 by the us geological survey, hit haiti at 8 30 in the morning local time. that's about 2 and a half, excuse me, 3 and a half hours ago from, from this moment. and it's at the center was that petite. trudy neve, which is about 160 kilometers west of haiti's capital. this is again the 7.2 magnitude. many are comparing it to the earthquake that hit haiti in 2010, which was slightly smaller magnitude measured at $7.00 by the us geological survey . of course, that was a devastating disaster taking the lives of somewhere between 202300000 haitians and leaving one and a half 1000000 people homel

the prime minister ariel henry, who's been in charge of the country since president juvenile moist was assassinated, spoke to the media for the 1st time. john holeman was that the patient prime minister re riding it his 1st press conference since enough quick writ through the country, south west, leaving more than 130000 families homeless. we have a lot of questions about his government's handling of the disaster, especially why a week later, a still not getting to the many destroyed villages close to the epicenter. one of the regions has been completely flat and this last bill we went to last year and they said they haven't had any one from the government coming up for them made when they took he told them to white to that. why are they not getting a sooner since 98 percent of the houses are destroyed? but the prime minister chose not to answer the question. passing the mike to his head of civil protection, we are formulating a response or mechanism is in action. evidently, we have some issues related to security, but we are doing our best to accelerate the process. but it's not just

american states has held a virtual meeting to discuss the situation where he is probably minister ariel. henry addressed the media for the 1st time since the earthquake out there is john holman, has more from the capital. i see we were the only international tv crew that we got to ask him a couple of questions which was useful after spending most of this week. in the disasters and the 1st thing that i asked him, he mentioned last, which is a part of haiti in the south west. it's really just been absolutely destroyed. it's a chain of villages going along a road. and as you go kilometer off the kilometer, the flattened, the village, headman said 90 percent of the buildings in for all his town have been destroyed. so i asked him why has an aide reached regions like this in towns like this. you yourself say, have been completely destroyed. he did not want to answer that question. he just handed the mike onto his head of civil protection, who said that they are trying to get the different departments having problems and logistical security. and from there, they'll get them onto the more remote vill

more than 200,000 people died in the 2010 earthquake and haiti's prime minister ariel henry said numerous have been lost in today's disaster. translation: the government decided this morning to declare | a state of emergency for one month following this disaster. we call on the population to show solidarity with each other. let's avoid panic in the face of this earthquake. us scientists are predicting the death toll could run into thousands and president biden has already promised us aid. haiti's chief seismologist predicted the last big earthquake but admits this one took everyone by surprise. translation: for a few years, we have been carrying out - seismic monitoring in each department with monthly reports of earthshaking. the southern department was less at risk among the ten geographic departments so to me it is a surprise and it shows that earthquakes are totally unpredictable. 0nly last month, haiti was plunged into a political crisis following the murder of its former presidentjovenel moise. riven by poverty and gang violence and now suffering the effects of another massive earthq

the acting prime minister, ariel henry, declaring a state of emergency for a one-month period. the quake striking 78 miles west of the capital of port-au-prince, just around 8:30 this morning. usgs predicting high casualties and widespread disaster for the caribbean country already in turmoil. the quake along the same fault line of the catastrophic 7.0 in 2010 that killed an estimated 250,000 people. a disaster from which haiti is still recovering. >> this earthquake is larger than that earthquake in 2010. it's about two times more energetic than that magnitude seven earthquake. the impacts on both human life and infrastructure in haiti are likely to be very devastating. >> reporter: this crisis coming just a month after the assassination of the haitian president, leaving the country in a state of siege. and tonight, a new threat looming. tropical storm grace racing toward the island of hispaniola, potentially hindering rescue efforts. and linsey, it's not just that tropical storm threatening haiti. the usgs also says more people than they initially thought are at risk from lan

and the country's new prime minister ariel henry has confirmed that there are dest, though the official numbers may still take awhile to come in due to the communication breakdown, that's part of the destruction. here the us geological survey has issued a red alerts for the likelihood of high fate holidays saying that the high casualties are probable and that the damage is widespread. now of course, this couldn't come at a worse time before the worst circumstances, haiti is still struggling to recover from the magnitude $7.00 earthquake that hit in 2010, which was smaller than the 7.2 magnitude measured this morning. battery quake, of course. leaving close 230-0000 haitians, dead destroying homes, 1.1.5000000. now we're seeing images from social media of crumbled buildings of hospitals that have been devastated. others overwhelmed with a number of people streaming in with injuries. and of course haiti is still over going through its political crisis after the assassination of, of its president, just 5 weeks ago. indeed, all is coming at a time when the country is already reeling from al

prime minister ariel henry described the situation as dramatic and appealed for the spirit of solidarityitians. he said the quake had caused huge damage across the south of the country and has declared a state of emergency for a month. pictures show collapsed buildings and damaged roads in several cities. it is fear many may be trapped under rubble. it is fear many may be trapped under rubble. the earthquake triggered a tsunami warning in the region which has since been lifted. in 2010, a magnitude seven quake near the capital, port au prince, killed an estimated 200,000 people. us presidentjoe biden has authorised immediate help from the us. 0ur north america correspondent david willis is following the story. this earthquake was 18 miles to the west of the haitian capital port—au—prince, which is good news in the sense that it is away from a heavily populated area, bad news though, that it was both stronger and deeper than the one that you referred to back in 2010, which caused such devastation to the capital port—au—prince, killed about 200,000 people, and left more than a million and

he has been confirmed dad pulled from the hotel that he had owned the prime minister of katy ariel. henry is planning to visit that western portion of the country. however, reaching it for rescue crews as well has been difficult, given the mud slides and the phishers that are still impeding travel. the us geological survey has issued a red alert saying that the high casualties are probable. and of course, we can forget that haiti is still going through its political crisis. absent a president who was assassinated 5 weeks ago and to make matters possibly even worse. tropical storm grace has haiti in her eyesight. she projected to hit that island nation. thank you very much for the latest from washington, hydro castro, watching al jazeera life from london till i had on my. well, i'm going to have a special report why palestinian agencies that are increasingly finding themselves the targets of is writing military re it's tough because you have no chance to suffer to get there. and the central american migrant to risk everything to get to the us border fence back across ah hello there. it's a

haiti's prime minister ariel henry declared a one-month state of emergency saturday. henry also called for international aid to be controlled by haiti, not foreign actors. >> in this crisis, we want more appropriate responses than those we received after the 2010 earthquake. all aid that will come from outside the country must go through civil protection. amy: saturday's quake came a month after haiti was plunged further into political turmoil following the assassination of president jovenel moise and as many haitians are still recovering from 2010's devastating earthquake. meanwhile, tropical storm grace is hurtling towards haiti, threatening to bring more destruction with flooding and mudslides. we will go to the epicenter of the earthquake in haiti for more later in the broadcast. the director of the national institutes of health has warned the united states could soon see 200,000 covid 19 cases per day again. the current daily average of nearly 130,000 cases is already 700% higher than the beginning of july. this comes as new data confirm younger people are being

the acting prime minister ariel henry has declared a state of emergency for the next month. with covid running rampant, hospitals are stretched thin. this man says he and his family have been using their personal van as an ambulance to help rescue residents. >> the hospitals have been very packed. we've been taking people from the airport coming from port-au-prince. >> reporter: the quake along the same fault line of the earthquake in 2010 that illed an estimated quarter million people. a disaster from which haiti is still recovering. >> this earthquake is larger than the earthquake in 2010. the impacts on human life and infrastructure in haiti are likely to be devastating. >> please help the haitian people. >> reporter: and tennis superstar naomi osaka announced she would donate any winnings she gets from the cincinnati open for this stricken country tweeting really hurts to see the devastation in haiti. i feel we really can't catch a break. i'll give all the prize money to relief efforts in haiti. our ancestor blood is strong. we'll keep rising. eva? >> julia, thank you. j

haiti's new prime minister arielle henry is visiting the affected areas.control of haiti in the last several weeks following the assassination of haitian president moise in july. so this is a country that continues to be rocked by calamity and disaster, and the worst may not have passed as of yet because tropical storm grace has formed and is heading in the direction of haiti. it could bring heavy winds and rain, which could lead to mudslides, could further compromise buildings that have been structurally damaged and could collapse in the heavy rains. so while this earthquake rocked haiti on saturday, aftershocks continue to impact the area where the earthquake hit, and with this tropical storm on the horizon, the danger has not been passed. patrick oppmann, cnn, havana. >> thanks for that report. >>> breaking news that we are following out of afghanistan, if you are just joining us, the taliban is closing in on the capital of kabul. the u.s. embassy in a frantic and urgent state of evacuation right now. we have got the very latest on this rapidly unfoldin

i know prime minister ariel henry traveling from the capital port-au-prince this afternoon to tour the most affected i will make an evaluation. we were told there's a lot of damage. people are dead in house hospital infrastructures collapsed ec to see what can be done to organize assistance. the quake hit around 08:30am, local time. according to usgs its epicenter was about 80 miles west of port-au-prince. >> at least 6 aftershocks shook the region. a tsunami warning went into effect but was taken down shortly after seismologists say it occurred along the same fault line as the catastrophic quake that hit in 2010 killing more than 220,000 people 11 years later, the country is still struggling to recover and rebuild the impoverished nation, the poorest in the western hemisphere is vulnerable to earthquakes and hurricanes and forecasters say tropical storm grace is expected to hit on monday. katie has been struck by one tragedy after another today's plant just one month after the assassination of its president jovenel moise throwing the nation of 11 million people into political crisis.

n is working with local officials to better coordinate relief efforts at haitian prime minister ariel henrylared a one month state of emergency for the country, freeing up aid. for those affected in miami. phil keating, fox news. coming up on kate's view, fox two news at 6 30 at least two coronavirus outbreaks at public schools in oakland. following the first full week back in the classroom. what we're learning about the number of students and staff members who have tested positive and in northern california church hands out hundreds of religious exemption letters for people who do not want to take the covid-19 vaccine but have jobs that require it. and coming up later in sports joe fonzi with details on a baseball card that just set a new record at jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. s

n is working with local officials to better coordinate relief efforts at haitian prime minister ariel henryd a one month state of emergency for the country, freeing up aid. for those affected in miami. phil keating, fox news for more on the situation in haiti, we're joined now. by jacqueline orosz. carly who is the president and founder of haiti. on the rise. it's a bay area based group that provides aid to the people of haiti to help them rebuild after the massive earthquake there, back in 2010, jacqueline. good to have you on here today, your work started a decade ago, when haiti was devastated by another quake that left hundreds of thousands of people dead. millions homeless. how much had the people of haiti been able to recover from that previous disaster when this latest quake hit? yeah so not much, not much has been done at all. so that is exactly there is on in 2014 and 15. and i listened to my heart because, uh, i am haitian. i am a humanitarian philanthropies, and i said, i have to put my hand in this to help to help with some of the rebuilding and we from. hey, john realized to do

we have ariel henry who is the acting head of state, the prime minister at the moment, and he is overseeingficult. big swaths of haiti controlled by gangs and the u.n. world food is saying it is very difficult for them to enter certain parts and give relief. coordinating a humanitarian relief program for any haitian head of state at the moment is -- would be very, very testing. >> ed augustin, thank you so very much for that report. we will be keeping an eye on the situation in haiti. >>> in other news, a federal judge on friday declined to allow millions of people to be kicked out of their homes. the washington, d.c. district court judge blocked a request by a group of landlords that wanted to stop the cdc's new eviction moratorium. the judge ruled in favor of the biden administration based on technical grounds, saying she was bound by an early appeals court ruling. the white house said it expects the ruling to be appealed. more than 11 million americans are estimated to be behind on their rent, which would force the cdc to issue a new eviction ban after the previous one that expired in ju

the country's prime minister ariel henry has said the quake has caused huge damage across the south ofcoronavirus figures 29,520 new infections recorded in the latest 2a—hour period, which means on average there were 28,715 new cases per day in the last week. 5875 people are in hospital with coronavirus. 93 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours, which means an average of 88 deaths a day in the last week. more than 89% of adults in the uk have now had their firstjab. and more than 76% have had both jabs. meanwhile, in other covid news today, some clinically vulnerable children in england are struggling to access a covid vaccine, nearly four weeks after they were made eligible for the jab. nhs england say at—risk 12 to 15 year olds, and those living with someone with a weak immune system, should be offered a jab from the 23rd of august at the latest. the cost of nhs coronavirus tests for international arrivals to the uk has been reduced. test kits have been cut from £88 to £68 for people arriving from green list countries, and those coming from amber list countries who are fully vacc

n is working with local officials to better coordinate relief efforts at haitian prime minister ariel henry has declared a one month state of emergency for the country, freeing up aid. for those affected in miami. phil keating, fox news. authorities in susan ville in lassen county have told residents to be prepared to leave as the massive dixie fire continues to grow. that blaze has now spread to more than 569,000 acres. still only 31% contained more than 6500. firefighters are battling the fire in red flag conditions, while no formal evacuation warning has been issued, susan ville residents have been urged to be on alert and case, the fire threatens the city. the dixie fire is already destroyed, almost 1200 structures, including some 600 homes, mandatory evacuation orders are in effect right now, for residents living near the calder fire in el dorado county. that fire is burning near grizzly flat right now, the fire has burned more than 750 acres with zero containment. it started yesterday, but smoky conditions prevented significant aerial support. today, fire crews are also challenged by

haiti's new prime minister ariel henry said yesterday in a press conference, yesterday afternoon, thatcan to get to people as soon as it can. he also called on the united states to help and said that the united states will be sending disaster response team in the coming hours to assess the situation and see how they can further help this beleaguered country much of course, lady last months experiencing assassination of the president. you have a government that has been in power for a very short time. it is a very chaotic situation still. and what will make it all the much more worse is starting tomorrow morning you will have tropical storm-force winds and rain lashing the nation of haiti. a tropical storm grace is coming through the caribbean. it is expected to hit haiti before coming here to cuba and other parts. so this will complicate the search and rescue, complicate the ability for rescuers to get to some of these hard-hit areas. >> patrick, you and the crew take good care. thank you so much. >>> we turn back now to the breaking news we have been following all morning. extraordina

in a video address, ariel henry said the extent of haiti's fragility had again been revealed — and that,200 and the number of wounded is estimated to be at least 12,000. but medical help is scarce, and there are still many areas which aid workers have not been able to access. 0ur correspondent james clayton reports from the village of marceline, near the earthquake's epicentre. as you head out from the city of les cayes to the rural areas, the road is marked by landslides and deep cracks. this village is remote, and the scale of the damage catastrophic. rose—marie took me to her house. her 15—year—old son was charging his phone when the quake hit. the wall collapsed on him. translation: these are his books. he had recently got them so he could start a new year of school. and now, he's gone. i wrap his shirt around my waist. it keeps me strong. when you come to these rural areas, the level of destruction just ups a notch. almost every single house here is completely destroyed. five people were killed in this house alone. and to understand why, you have to look at the cement and rock that