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and ammunition was the gang very gang, but the shooting of them. and so in this case, they seem to have gone in with quite a kind of large operation to, to try to run them up. apparently you me, some risk involved in doing this in a built up area. there are and there are a lot of civilian casualties. i didn't think we heard from the government a full account of those casualties. a lot of people are actually being injured by stray bullets quite a long way from, from where the actual gun bus is taking place. because the all of them to the criminal to use it includes quite a high power, those magic rifles because these bullets fly a long way. and they immediately bid the surrounding area of the not just the area where the fighting is taking place. that everybody is kind of while is, while this is happening, the cowering in their homes, hoping to avoid being shop itself. and you mentioned that the breakdown of the legal system, if you like, what is going to happen to the people that have rounded up from these gangs? well, of course, when we can't be su

the gangs are armed to the teeth. police have been overrun in recent months by gangs.here have been a number of gruesome killings of police officers. we just cannot really capture the full extent of the political crisis that has been ongoing for some time. so before we can get to talk of haiti solving their political future, which of course it must in order for it to be tenable and sustainable long-term, we need a stabilization aspects to calm things on the ground so kids can go to school and the airport and border do not remain closed. we need and in this ticket -- we need an investigation about who was behind the attack. mohammed: who conducts the investigation? with so much political instability in haiti, is the government they are in any kind of position to conduct a -- is there government in any kind of position to conduct a credible investigation? jenna: president biden said the u.s. was ready to offer support but had not received an official request. it is in everyone's self interest, including both sides who claim air to the throne to have an independent, exter

perfect. civility gang violence and lawlessness. also ahead rockets and they are based in iraq coast to us as international forces in foundation fair strikes last week. that tough thoughts of oxygen and cold with $900.00 wives and anybody she wants the worst oversight break might be yet to come to the schools. tokyo fit into a fresh state of coast 900 emergency. the last sample also the lympics and italy beat spain to reach the form of the euros with a face on the de marco england, who play later. ah, patient president schuman luis has been assassinated, dragging the caribbean nation deeper into crisis, and political instability. voices killing was confirmed by ins from prime minister closure fess. he said, attack is raises the late president's home. molly's have been ruined by decree, over an impoverished country. that's become further engulfed in poverty, food shortages and gang wars. and chappelle begins are coverage. at one point, java, no movies offered a glimmer of hope for haiti. at a time of numerous crises, a former busines

that was the role assigned to these gangs. is it the gangs that did it?nt, we don't know. ros: the un security council discuss the situation earlier. ireland is currently on the council. here is its ambassador. >> it is already a fragile context. we are very concerned that the developments in the last 48 hours have rationalized it even more. clearly, our sympathies to the president's family, particularly his wife who is still hospitalized. security and political implicions on the ground. ros: a power vacuum could rapidly open up in haiti. this is rene sylvestre, who recently died of coronavirus, the head of the supreme court. the constitution says he should take over if the president dies. obviously, that is impossible. now the interim prime minr, claude joseph, was in charge, but before he was assassinated, the president appointed ariel henry. now he has given an interview to the haitian newspapers saying that claude joseph is not prime minister, he is part of my government. it is complicated, as you can see. some outside of haiti are talking about the p

keep in mind these ransomware gangs operate much like businesses.eople who are paid primarily to negotiate and interact with victims. but another possibility is that the ransomware gang involved here realised that they had done a bit more damage than they had intended and the level of law enforcement and intelligence scrutiny could be beyond what they anticipated. right. these are just two theories. yeah. you call it a "ransomware gang". i mean, any idea on how many are involved in this sort of thing? i think we recognise it may not be the work of a state, but how many people does it take to form a gang like an revil? it's hard to say, because most of them operate now on an affiliate or franchise model, whereby one set of people develops the malware and another set of people go out and gain access to victims and installs that malware. and then there may be a third set of people that actually does the negotiations and payment processing. but it's likely that this was the responsibility of russian cyber criminals and not something specifically ordered

the gangs are armed to the teeth, the police have been overrun in recent months by gangs. there have been a number of gruesome killings of police officers. we just can't really capture the full extent of the political crisis. that as j greatly knows, have been ongoing for some time. so before we can get to talk of haiti solving a political future, which of course, it must in order for it to be tenable and sustainable in the long term. we need a stabilisation aspect to calm elements on the ground so that kids can go to school or the businesses can reopen the airport. the border remain closed and we need to investigate into who is behind the mercenary attack. well, that brings me to a follow up question. jenna. mean, you're talking about the need for investigation who conducts the investigation and quite frankly, at this point with so much political instability in haiti is the government there. you know, in any type of position to conduct some kind of a thorough credible investigation. while as of yesterday, the person that christ had said us was ready to offer support that

you call it a ransomware gang. - just two theories. you call it a ransomware gang.a ransomware gang. any idea on how many are involved in this sort of thing? it may not be the work of a state but how many people does it take to form a gang like an revil? it is hard to say, because most of them operate now on an affiliate or franchise model whereby one set of people develop the malware and another set of people go out and gain access to victims and installs that malware. there may be a third set of people that actually does the negotiations and payment processing. but it is likely that this was the responsibility of russian cyber criminals and not something specifically ordered by the russian state. it is also important to realise that is somewhat beside the point because moscow has a long—standing government policy of tolerating and legally protecting these sorts of gangs. ultimately, vladimir putin is culpable for such a tax. , ., putin is culpable for such a tax. �* ., �* . . putin is culpable for such a tax. , ., a, ., ., ~ putin is culpable for such a tax. �* .,

what really is a gang? i mean, when you look at the legal definition, hooligan, they could be a guy by the legal definition of various groups of people that could fit the definition of a gang. but the word gang is never use the label, then there's various research. and these, for example, one bipartisan bessie that shows a cross section of the media, but they studied 62 percent of the time when a label was being used to describe black youth, black men, and black boys in particular, it was the gang label. and i think it's really a store in the root causes of the issues of violence uniting and on. do you agree you have to think about the fundamental drivers and of which is basically like social economic inequality and how that is the root cause of violence. young black men, a particular present is being like immoral. and i think that connects to the stereotype in which is need to attend. she read those who are empower of the responsibility. do they have been creating the social conditions for this? why that?

i got guns about the gang members are complaining there are too many rival gang members out of jail.there are so much gang violence now, which i assume are gangs who are on vacation from other cities. why would local gang members -- this is all chain restaurants. that's what i'm trying to say. [laughter] >> greg: i am just imagining gang members complaining to the police about they have to arrest these other guys. >> and then going to the olive garden. >> greg: bottomless breadsticks. kayleigh, one poll says that 38% of people approve how biden is handling crime. he is in trouble. i don't even care if it affects him politically, but they care. >> day care. that's why he is talking about this because he would never want to talk about it. i think republicans need to hire the greg gutfeld show because that skid is eerily similar -- that skit is very similar -- i am was called a skit. that added that for me was the reason that why republicans did so well. you remember grandma? an intruder breaking in and grandma sitting there. the phone rings, they call the police, they say sorry we are

and these reports i've been seeing over the last year or so a gang violence. that's a pretty serious situation in a nation where violence is pretty common already wearing past elections as always been accusations of you can bring with votes. and oftentimes i've been there where people are turned up. but the, the official where the voting has been counted and dissolved in violence, but, you know, mo, it was showing some stability. he was passing some rules that penal reform, for instance, that were needed. but he was also seen as someone that was beginning to start to suspend his power. he said in one quote that no one has more power than god than me. so that is a dangerous side given the history of this country, given people like baby dog valley, the way that they ruled the nation with an iron fist. not think that was the fear of the critics, but this will not help a situation where democracy is, is always something that is very fragile. and in terms of the haitians themselves, the people of this country being through so much. i mean, how to the, how did they

, spirals into gang conflict.ll over the place in chicago. it's like fashionable to shoot into crowds of people, fashionable to carjack people. it's like a purge going on. >> trace: fashionable the shoot into crowds of people. is that a fair assessment from what you're seeing on the ground, pete? >> yeah, definitely. what is happening is the guns are coming into the city. before you know it, the 14 to 17-year-olds are getting the guns and they're not knowledgeable about how to shoot. so you get the kids frantic, listening to the rap music. they jump out of the cars and shoot at the target but there's no -- it's almost like they're not -- they haven't been trained to shoot a gun. so now you have all of these guns shooting and innocent bystanders get hit. where is the prevention. we're not even funded. kids go out and play basketball in our parking lot? like in our parking lot. so i dare anybody to help us out. >> trace: listen, you guys are doing fantastic work there. i read up on this morning before i interviewed

but the word gang is never used to enable them. and there's various research and studies, for example, one bipartisan bessie that showed that a cross section of the media that they studied. 62 percent of the time when a label was being used to describe black youth, black men, and black boys in particular, it was the gang label. and i think it's really a store in the root causes of the issues of violence, you know, doing it on, do you agree, you have to think about the fundamental drivers and of which is basically like social economic inequality and how that is the root cause of violence, young black men of particular presented being like a moral and i think that connects to the stereotype in which is need to attend. she read those who are empower of the responsibility. do they have been creating the social conditions for this? why that? because it's not like, like the economic inequality that exists in our communities. the closer views of the d, funding of education, the lack of inclusive curriculum. these are all decisions being m

washington. haiti has been in political and financial turmoil for years. gang violence and kidnappings are common, particularly in the capital. puerto problems. inflation is high, food and fuel scarce and almost 60 percent of the population makes less than $2.00 a day. haiti has also suffered a series of disasters including an earthquake in 2010 the destroyed major infrastructure a hurricane in 2016. and obviously, most recently, the corona virus pandemic. political instability had led to thousands of protesters taken to the streets recently to demand presidential ven, elmo eastern resignation. ah, all right, from war and all this i'm joined by our guests in washington, dc is jenna benya who the president and ceo of the trauma national security project and former 80 analyst for the u. s. department of state in new york, san. but jar ski a reporter for the haitian times. and also in washington d. c. jake johnston, senior research associate at the center for economic policy research, and lead author of the organizations blog on haiti relief and reconstruction a warm welcome to you. all,

it have seen and increasing gang violence and so on.— have seen and increasing gang violence and so onn. it has been good to talk to _ violence and so on. it has been good to talk to you _ violence and so on. it has been good to talk to you and, - good to talk to you and, obviously, the gang violence and chaos that is going to potentially in siew in haiti is something we will keep a close eye on here. thank you very much for talking to us. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the taliban of advances in afghanistan as government forces fight to stay in control. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup. they pipped the favourite, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated. celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace i through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom, then _ he asked her for a c

and what, what did you make of the leaf, the gang lead to jimmy? sure, easier. and his comments about this and asking his supporters to use their weapons in self defense is, is their degree of anxiety about those kind of comments. i think there is a certain degree of things i and i must say when i said things of going back to normal, more or less normal because the gangs have been occupying certain areas of the country. and i believe human rights organizations have said that they occupy about 40 percent of do haitian territories. they afford departments in the south that are just not in communication with the north. no cause can pass by because gang members have been a occupying and this is a legacy off the unless you're more use because he use the games almost as pluck. see almost as his own martin, they are so the gangs of kelly that crimes, etc. so yes, now you think this is a moment where the president has been killed and this is a moment where 1st of all find out in terms of the investigation. secondly, to ask for justice for him as we are asking for justic

but you know, this issue with the gangs, the, like i'm, it's definitely been getting worse. i'm over the past several years as the economic conditions in the country have, have deteriorated. and what are you hearing right now from sources on the ground about the instability, about the fear. you know that, that is there right now because of this house nation. i mean, what kind of stuff you're hearing from people on the ground in different parts of haiti. what i've heard is that people, you know, people want a national dialogue. right now. i people, one, all the different actors in the country to come together and create and create a stable environment for, for elections. they're fearful about. i'm about what's to come about the situation right now. and you know, i don't, i don't think people trust, you know, the current forces in charge to organize incredible. i'm incredible process for elections right now. jen. i, i saw you nodding along to some of what sam was saying there. did you want to jump in? yeah, i think it sounds right on the money there, haiti needs to ultimately

are the gangs still running riot?: i have not seen a lot of activity in terms of gang violence. i'm in port-au-prince today, and last night i heard some gunshots. i mean, we hear gunshots almost every day in port-au-prince. but we are not seeing an increase in terms of gang violence. but we don't know. we can't be suref anything. laura: thank you so much for joining us. guest: thank you. laura: in other news now, members of the european parliament approved a resolution condemning hungary for a law restricting the fictions of homosexuality. the legislation bans schools from using materials to promote homosexuality to those under 18. it also prohibits lgbtq relationships from being shown on tv before 10:00 p.m. the prime minister says the law is necessary to protect children. 15 u.s. states reached a deal with purdue pharma that would clear the way for a multibillion dollar settlement over the company's role in the country's opioid crisis. the funds would be used to prevent any future devastation. last year, produced le

so right now in haiti, you've got a number of major gangs and federations of gangs that have essentially over almost two-thirds of the city, making it no-go areas for anybody, let alone common citizens. so it's a really difficult situation that was coming to a boil even before the assassination of the president. >> what can the international community do to help? you know, the international community has pledged, i think it's $13 billion of aid to the country over the last decade. i mean a lot of people say a lot of that didn't actually make it there. but what is there to show for international support? did it all get there? where has it helped the haitian people? >> it's a really tragic situation and hard to watch. i mean i've been involved in haiti for a couple of decades now, and as you say, there's been an enormous amount of resources poured into the country. there are hundreds of non-governmental organizations that are delivering services. some people talk of haiti as being a republic of ngos or non-governmental organizations. there have been at least half a dozen peacekeeping missi

>> calling out those magnets of violence, gang members.on down, many democratic politicians afraid to call out gang members for the danger that they are. refusing to call out generational gang life-style and the impact it has in our community. in my ward, there were issues with gangs going back generations. i didn't stand back and call out, you know -- not call them out. i called them out directly. i refused to go with the hugs and kisses approach that we've seen from many on the left. >> martha: i mean, i keep saying this, but i go back to how the mobs were taken on and the mafia was taken on in the 80s in new york and in boston. and you know, it's by sort of decentralizing the leadership of the organizations and figuring out networks and busting them and getting them off the streets. i don't hear leaders talking about that kind of comprehensive attack. alderman lopez, thank you. good to see you today. >> thank you. >> martha: so do you remember this? >> this white kid is better than me because he's white? black people are suppressed. how

criminal gangs are not only targeting schools.lians travelling by road. some think that negotiation is the only way to end the the kidnapping pandemic sweeping rural areas. villages have been raided and the death toll is rising. according to the international crisis group, many but not all of these gangs are made up of members of the seminomadic fulani ethnic group. traditionally they made their living from cattle rearing but climate change and competition for resources has left many of them without an income. controversial islamic cleric ahmad gumi has made acted as a self—appointed mediator between groups of kidnappers and the government but the sheikh says the marginalisation of the nigeria's fulani population is counterproductive. they are voiceless in nigeria so they express themselves in a violent way. it's dangerous for a nation like nigeria that has a lot of money to allow a big segment of this population, without any formal or informal education, to behave in a certain manner. i understand that they might be unhappy with

in fact, with sydney, the wrong path means gang activity. the politicians order the police to use 0 tolerance, the gangsters get personal threatening offices and their families thought the environment was significantly fallen live in these gangs running, destroy it involved public place, shootings, night campaigns, murders it was in the face, ball and grown. we're proud of this money and they are proud of the easily gained wealth there with the greatest enemy till the community at that time. and we need to make a stand against them. wanted to form a partnership between the law abiding citizens and over community. and the new south was police again was criminal elements. a lot of the lebanese young gangsters thought our bigger than i thought that our unbreakable and untouchable. and that's why i try to intimidate the police, his 18 year old was shot twice in the legs in a pockets punch ball at the weekend for the heat in the area in the past. and with the rise of the criminal gangs comes an insidious influence. american gangster culture in mu

so it looks like it was related to gang a gang shooting. we're trying to identify if anybody who was participating in the block party had any gang participation, and if they were the ones being targeted, um it's unclear that if the first three victims in particular where the specific targets or just happen to be at the same block party where other people were being targeted. now witnesses tell police that the silver honda accord then crashed into a parked vehicle at the scene. the occupants ditched that car and ran away. police say that that honda was not reported stolen and they will be following up investigative leads based on that vehicle. police say investigators were able to gather statements and even some video from witnesses at the scene, but they are hoping that others in the area may have more video or information that could lead them to a suspect or suspects in. this case, my colleague henry k. lee, is actually in santa rosa. right now, following following up on this incident, and he will have live reports for you coming up at 45

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one of haiti's most powerful gang lead is warmed in june. it was launching a revolution against the business and political relief. the un says more than 18000 people are currently displaced by violence. let's talk now to michael de bird journalist and author of haiti will not perish. you joins us live from philadelphia . good to have you with us. so 1st, all looking at what we know of this attack, how well planned coordinated and executed was it? it seems like it was an extremely well ordinated shit. basically, there's video holding around that shows the attackers rolling up to the private residence of job noise in place and you know, entering and then fleeing. and it seems certainly like there was somebody who was very targeted, very coordinate. do we know who the authority is looking at as possible suspects for this? well, one of the strange things is the record minister has said that the attackers were, were speaking spanish and english, which obviously the language crockett 80 is asian creole, and french and some of the, some of the imag

this become further and gulf and poverty, fruit shortages and gang wars. and chappelle begins on coverage at one point, java no more east offered a glimmer of hope for haiti at a time of numerous crises, a former businessman who wanted to lift people out of poverty in the course country in the america. last time we need to believe that we needed the political stability is the 1st public resource in no country on earth. is it possible to talk about development unless there is political stability unless there is social peace? but his years in office were challenging and he faced allegations of money laundering and corruption, movies became president of haiti and 2017 after being chosen by the former leader michelle martelli to become his successor of the center. right patient had kill a party. 2015 election was the 1st to declare him winter. but the boat was overturned after allegations of fraud and violence street protests. the re run was den delayed by hurricane matthew, which caused widespread destruction in the south. but when it was finally held in 2018

the gangs involved have no link to boko haram.respondents have this. >> students are taken away and then parents are reacting to what is happening. they are demanding justice. demanding action of the governor. the governor has to say something. this event -- the third or fourth time in six months that this is happening, that we see hundreds of students taken off. and they tried to rescue 25 lately, but of course, these people cannot still give any exact information where these people had been taken to. and what -- there's no follow up. but we know the nigerian navy and police have a joint force who ware also trying to track these kidnappers down to make sure -- they release them. the governor of the state has said he is not exchanging any ransom with any could never. -- any kidnapper. and the government does not have any finances to give to any kidnapper. all the surity agents should do their job, which is providing security for the inhabitants and for the property. but we know whenever they come, they go -- something they have to