. >> reporter: i am ahead adam raney in haiti.s expected to be thousands of deportees coming back to haiti but does the country have anywhere to house them? >> you have kids here who've killed someone? >> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >>> welcome back. let's recap our headlines here on al jazerra now. the egyptian military is involved in a major battle against fighters in northern sinai. a military spokesman says at least 10 soldiers have been killed. after a coordinated attack on five checkpoints. the army says seven fighters were involved and 22 have been killed. >>> there is more uncertainty in greece where government has missed a crucial payment to the i.m.f. dozens of pensioners have been queuing outside banks in athens to his withdraw cash. human rights watch is calling for an investigation in to the killing of civilians in ye

on the western side, haiti. very few tourists have ventured here since the devastating earthquake of 2010. the landscape is scarred by deforestation and mountains of man-made rubbish. in such a context where life has become a daily struggle for survival, only very few people have the energy and tenacity to fight for a better future. reporter: nobody cleans up the beach and there's no trash collection. haiti is one of the most densely populated countries on earth. in recent years the population has doubled to more than 10 million people. houses, streets, and bridges were destroyed by the earthquake five years ago. many people have to live on less than a dollar a day. jean wiener is a marine biologist. after studying in the us, he returned home. more than 20 years ago he founded the foundation for the protection of marine biodiversity. jean: seeing all the trash on the beach like this -- i can't even really describe it. i mean when i used to go to the beach when i was younger it was pretty clean in most places but

arantxa: se agudiza la crisis diplomÁtica de haitÍ.o a lo que se estÁ diciendo. y obviamente que el seÑor embajador de la repÚblica dominicana, defiende los intereses de su paÍs. en funciÓn a esos intereses tomar la medida que Él cree mejor. reportera: asegurÓ que con la acciÓn de haitÍ quedaron eliminadas las relaciones bilaterales entre ambas naciones. >> tanto haitÍ le conviene tener relaciones armoniosas con la repÚblica dominicana y viceversa. reportera: la medida de haitÍ se produce cuasi cuando 1 millÓn de personas salieron a las calles de puerto prÍncipe. durante la manifestaciÓn, dijo que no se disculparÁ por las medidas tomadas. fuimos hasta la embajada y aunque nos negaron las entrevistas, nos informaron que el encargado de negocios estarÁ al fuente del cuerpo diplomÁtico provisionalmente. legisladores dominicanos exigen el retiro de la embajada diplomÁtica de haitÍ. esto para evitar mayores incidentes que pongan en peligro sus vidas. desde santo domingo, navarro para univisiÓn. arantxa: ademÁs de abusar demÁs de abusar sexu

ahora, haitÍ suspendiÓ a su embajador en santo domingo.caso del plan haitiano de identificaciÓn de sus nacionales. >> hay mucho de hipocresÍa en cuanto a lo que se estÁ diciendo y obviamente, el seÑor embajador defiende los intereses de su paÍs y en funciÓn de esos intereses Él toma la medida que Él cree. >> el ministerio de relaciones exteriores de repÚblica dominicana, asegurÓ que con la actuaciÓn quedaron eliminadÍsimos las relaciones diplomÁticas. >> no creo que la sangre llegue al rÍo. tanto a haitÍ le conviene autoner rerelaciones armoniosas con repÚblica dominicana como a dominicana con haitÍ. >> la medida se produce un dÍa despuÉs de que casi dos mil personas protestaran contra la polÍtica migratoria dominicana durante la manifestaciÓn, el primer ministro haitiano advirtiÓ que su paÍs no se disculparÁ por las crÍticas lanzadas al plan de regularizaciÓn de extranjeros de repÚblica dominicana. >> fuimos hasta la embajada de haitÍ en santo domingo para constatar la situaciÓn y aunque nos negaron la entrevista: [imÁgenes] >> nos inform

. >>> i'm adam raney in haiti the dominican border. the dominican government insists it has not begun to deport people, but many in this camp say they were forced to come here. ♪ >> these are the top stories here on al jazeera. 136 newly identified victims of the srebrenica massacre. in 1995 more than 8,000 men and boys were killed in the u.n. pro protected enclave. the saudi government said that it wasn't officially told the truce was to begin. >>> thein malaysia the bereaved continue to demand who was responsible for the shooting down of the mh 17 malaysian airliner. >>> in srebrenica in total 68,000 were killed. 23,000 serbs mainly orthodox were killed in the nearly four-year-long war. and nearly 5,000 others were killed. almost all were either muslim serb or croats. but they have not been identified so far. >>> well, the first person at the u.n. to warn of the impending humanitarian catastrophe in srebrenica. >> they call it genocide and it was taking place before the eyes of the world. we produced the report. and ironically one of

some deported, some head to go haiti before forced to. some have never lived in haiti but can't convince dominican officials to remain in the place they call home. >> they force you to leave even when you show legal papers. >> this is what's waiting an uncertain life and no guarantee of a place to live. many live in poverty and have no access to basic services. >> living in a shanty town, it grew in the wake of the 2010 earthquake. she warns where all those leaving will live. >> the deportees will complicate the situation here even more. i saw many of them in the city center. it was sad to see them in the street. there were small children among them. >> haiti's prime minister is warning that the deportations could create a humanitarian crisis. we're at haiti's main northern border crossing where the government will build a reception center. other than temporary housing this is a country that still has few jobs and where tens of thousands of people still live in tent cities. >> those returning either left haiti for a better life in the ric

i don't have any friends in haiti. only heard about haiti from others. >> his father oscar work in the sugar cane fields and now depends on his children. his children have no papers. they are afraid they'll be expelled to a place where they don't even know the language. >> i don't go anywhere because i'm afraid. i'm scared. people here don't go out on the street here at day or night and i think the same way. >> activists at st. charles have been going from community to community helping families enroll in the government programs that would allow them to stay. they have two options. produce documents to register as foreign workers or, for those born here, paperwork to prove that one of their parents is dominican. but many born at home have no papers and have run into obstacles while navigating a process which is often just too expensive. >> fast forward now to the legal limbo underway. a new human rights watch report says hundreds of the stranded still don't have the ability to register the birth of their children, enro

in the dominican republic on the border with haiti.g children a proper education and critics say it's religious discrimination as we report from mumbai. >> reporter: dedication and recitation are cornerstones of learning at this traditional islamic school. but that's not enough for the state government here. it has taken away recognition from this and other islamic schools in the state as being educational institutes saying they don't teach an acceptable curriculum and students here disagree. >> translator: all i know is that we learn here so in life we can strengthen our faith and make a good part for ourselves and our country. >> reporter: some students on that path have had problems finding work after graduation such as jamal who studied for nine years at a traditional islamic school in mumbai and unable to get a teaching job he is now learning the family business. >> translator: when i left i spent months looking for a job but after a year i decided to work in the shop. if i had go to english school i would have found a job. >> rep

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i was coming home and immigration authorities grabbed me and returned me to haiti. it's been two months since i last saw my family. >> the family lived in barona. >> every day they are detaining many people and deporting them. >> a pastor who lived in this area for many years pointed out all the new be new arrivals. >> the number has grown so finally i stopped counting. >> a human contradiction to the dominican government stance, when told what we found a dominican immigration official insisted not a single person has been deimportant deported. >> this man says he lived for 15 years in the dominican republic working on farms. >> this is an injustice from the admin kansas. for years we have been working to grow the economy then sunlt they want all of us to leave. >> also feeling abandoned from haiti's government, people come here to struggle to meet their basic need. the closest river is half an hour walk away and the haitian government has been here once in the past two months to deliver food. before we left, we lent juanis our phone to try and call his kids. he tel

in haiti, a few minutes from the bored. most people were living on the other side working, raising families, many feel they are in a foreign land one they know little about, where life is hard. for two months this has been home for this man and his wife. the dominican republic say it's not deporting people. >> i was born in the dominican republic, i was coming home from work. immigration authorities grabbed he and deported me. it's been two months since i last saw them. >> the couple lived a 3 hour drive from here. >> every day they are deporting a lot of people. they september them to the border. >> there are signs of expansion everywhere. people are staking out whatever land they cap. a pastor that lived in the area for years, showed me around the camp pointing out new arrivals. >> translation: in the first few days i made a list of 140 deportees that arrived. every day it grows. timely i stopped counting. a human contradiction. when told what we found, a dominican immigration official insisted not a single person has bee

haiti just a few minutes from the dominican border. most people were living on the other side until recently. working, raising families. many now feel they're in a foreign land one they know little about where live is hard. for two months this has been home for joanis and his wife. the dominican republic said it is not deporting people. joanis said that is not true. >> i was born in the dominican republic. i was coming home from work and immigration authorities grabbed me and deported me to haiti. my children are still on the other side. it's been two lost since we last saw them. >> every day in barona they're deporting last people. every day they send them to the border. >> there are signs of expansion everywhere. people are staking out whatever land they can, a pastor who has lived in this area for userrers showed me around the camp, pointing out all the new arrivals. >> in the first few days i made a list of 160 deportees who have arrived. every day the number has grown. so i stopped counting. >> a huge contradiction to the dominica

. >> haiti haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere with 15 knife % living below the povertye. many have crossed the border in search of a better life. some have been deported from the dominican republic after an immigration crackdown there. adam raney reports there from the shooiingsd of the border where many have been forced to take refuge. >> reporter: weary, worried, and unsure who will help them dozens are taking refuge at this school just inside haiti on the border with the dominican republic. some told us they enrolled in a dominican immigration program to stay there legally. despite that they say they were deported anyway. they blame the dominican government and, also the haitian government for failing provide documents that would allowed them to stay. >> i went three times to register my children. don't have any documents. >> reporter: now, don'ts have their mother. she can't go back to the dominican republic. without immigration documents, they can't come here. at the school there is no privacy. no sense they will have a home of their own. there is unity and hardshi

the average income is seven times that of haitis.tian ministers in direct contact with the government say they are not getting what they need. >> translator: proper information such as how many people will actually be deported. we want to receive them on two borders so we can mobilize our efforts in these two places. >> reporter: meanwhile more and more people are coming to a country that is struggling to feed and house the people already here. adam raney, al jazeera, on the dominican haitian border. >>> the indian government is launching a new program that allows people to digitally store documents. it is designed to eliminate the large stack of paper needed for any government work. >> reporter: the program is meant to change what you see here. people with stacksover documents needed just to get basic government work done. under the digital locker plan all-important documents such as licenses and birth certificates will be stored electronically. with the goal of making services available no matter where people live and speeding up t

a maul, concession to ensure haiti's proposition. the government approximated a month ak it was building reception centers the only thing they've put up ss a finer. >> with the president presidential election coming. >> have them get food because the way they're living now is not the way the human building is supposed to live. >> reporter: is al jazeera asked several individuals for an interview but they didn't respond. it's sometime to check. afew weeks from now school will start again if the government doesn't come i'll have to ask them to leave. >> peel here know they will come what they don't know is al jazeera haiti. >>> pope who was born in argentina is on a tour of south america. paraguay one of the poorest places on the planet. pope francis is due to lead an outdoor mass later on sunday before returning to rome. and just to remind you that you can keep up to sedate with all ourdate with all ourtop stories including that greece debate. aljazeera.com, aljazeera.com. >> gang rape, among the most shocking of violent crime is stir

golea a cuba mientras jamaica ganaba 10 a haitÍ estÁn en las semifinales de la copa oro.a semifinal de copa oro. por su parte la selecciÓn costarricense buscarÁ su primera victoria en la copa oro en la fase de grupos sÓlo tuvo tres empates costa rica tiene tres partidos sin perder contra mÉxico. dos en el hexagonal de concacaf. el tri tiene marca de 21 ganados, 5 derrotas, ojo han perdido en copa oro ante los ticos. se han enfrentado en seis ocasiones, 4 victorias y dos empates el saldo para el conjunto mexicano. ya lo sabes mÉxico frente a costa rica por un boleto a la semifinal de la copa oro este domingo todo comienza con fÚtbol central a las 4 del este por univisiÓn y udn. muchachos tambiÉn este domingo en repÚblica deportiva vamos a vibras con los cuartos de final de la copa oro y mÉxico frente al dos ticos. estaremos en vivo desde nueva jersey y en nuestro estudio con fanÁticos de los dos paÍses jugando a ver cuÁnto saben de su rival, ojo nos visita tesia torres veladora profesional de la ufc. en vivo una a las tres de la tarde tiempo del este y otra a la medianoche

las selecciones de panamÁ y haitÍ jugaron el partido inaugural en texas.iones. >> el nÚmero de honduras lo tenemos marcado. >> bien importante porque sin menospreciar al rival, haitÍ puede ser tal vez el mÁs dÉbil del grupo. hay que aprovechar los puntos para ya comenzar bien la copa. [imÁgenes] >> cada jugada ademÁs dominÓ la atenciÓn de panameÑos y haitianos que se concentraron en conocer de cerca a los integrantes de sus quiepos. >> la emociÓn atrajo a la fanaticada de las selecciones. >> yo sÓlo querÍa un gol para que el juego fuera mÁs rÁpido, dijo este fanÁtico haitiano. >> me encantÓ cÓmo jugaron, como buenos cozprpaÑeros. la fiesta deportiva arrancÓ con un encuentro bastante fÍsico y con el empate ahora deberÁn buscar un triunfo en su prÓximo encuentro para tener esperanza de clasificaciÓn a la sepunda parte del torneo. ilia: bueno y estados unidos y honduras jugaron el partido de fondo esta noche. ganÓ estados unidos 2 por 1. el primer gol estadounidense se produjo al minuto 24 y el segundra o al 63. dempsey fue el autor de ambas anotaciones. hond

. >>> i'm adam raney at a camp in south-eastern haiti, where hundreds of people arrive from the seen republic. they are stepping in to help if the dommin cannes won't >>> world leaders meeting in vienna are meeting to finalise a meeting. james bays reports from vienna. >> with the key players, all seven foreign ministers involved in the talks in vienna there were hopes of an historic deal on monday. >> we believe it cannot be and should not be further delays in the negotiations. >> as intense diplomacy continued, it was clear there was a few final sticking points blocking a deal. away from the cameras, u.s. secretary of state john kerry, and the e.u. foreign affairs chief met with iranian foreign minister. how did it go. when mrs. mogga reedy game to the balcony i tried to find out. >> is there a chance of a deal. are you making progress? later dr mohammad javad zarif came out on his own balcony on the 5-star hotel, and asked if there could be a deal by tuesday, he said possibly. >> an analyst involved in the talks nose what is at stake if they don't manage to get a deal. if other ma

either haiti-jay ma could -- haiti or jamaica.hat do you make of these potential semi final matches? >> you look at that. haiti and jamaica, not world beaters but very entertaining teams. i would not pass that up. i'd want to watch that game. especially united states perspective bring it like they did today and they up with. >> we proved that today. the u.s. is better than cuba. but the team that they're going to face next is better than cuba. >> i agree. >> those are all correct statements. more gold cup quarterfinal action coming your way on fox sports. haiti-jamaica at 8:00 eastern. double header tomorrow on fox sports 1. but today in baltimore the u.s. crazed over cuba 6-0 your final. we are! fox sports! i'm sigourney weaver and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world... like our state parks. the adirondacks are my favorite. for hiking, fishing, camping, you name it. niagara falls is the oldest state park, but visiting it never gets old. the readers of a national newspaper voted letchworth the #1 state park

en momentos en que haitÍ nos ha solicitado. >> Éstos diputados pidieron que se les otorgue 15 dÍas paraiende que hubo algunas fallas y que una prÓrroga beneficia, se hace. >> gracias jessica. continuaciÓn de sus dÍas nos trae mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses. >> la desesperaciÓn aumenta tras el desborde del rÍo guasgualito en venezuela. algunos afirman que la ayuda no ha sido suficiente. en el salvador, muchas familias estÁn optando por mudarse a unidades residenciales cerradas debido a la inseguridad que afecta su paÍs. asÍ lo han asegurado algunas empresas constructoras las cuales han tenido que implementar mayores medidas de seguridad en sus construcciones. ademÁs de las que estÁn planeadas, las que estÁn en pie ya han sido reforzadas. >> reforzar la baranda por quÉ no podemos dejar la casa vacÍa. >> ante eso el gobierno admite que las bandas han aumentado. las elecciones presidencial de octubre son una incÓgnita en argentina donde el oficialismo y la oposiciÓn lograron victorias relativas en buenos aires y otros tres distritos. pese a ello, mauricio macri y daniel scioli intentaron m

many look to god not politicians as they often do in haiti. frank moved to the dominican republic as a boy. he was a construction worker for 20 years. >> i need help to get somewhere to live and i need help finding work. >> the government's civil protection force do visit to register new arrivals, people depend on charities for food and water. a short walk from the school, another reminder of an unfulfilled promise. >> haiti's prime minister said they would be receiving people with dignity and the government promised it was going to build reception centers for people sent here. so far at this proposed site for such a center, the only thing they've put up is a sign. >> in the government's absence and with a presidential election looming, opposition is under attack. >> the government should put these people in houses, help them get food. the way they are living now this is not the way human beings are supposed to live. >> al jazeera asked several haitian officials for interview. they didn't respond. the local pastor who found them shelter said t

many also feel abandoned by haiti's government.eople who have come here say its a struggle just to meet their basic needs. no food and water closest river is a half hour walk away and the haitian government last only been here once in the past two months to deliver food. before we left we lent juan our phone to try to call his kids. i'm alive i'm alive the signal dropped, call lost, who knows who he'll get a chance to talk to them again. adam rainey, al jazeera haiti. >> the head of the roman catholic church greeted people at the shrine to the virgin mary. much more can be found on our website, the address to click onto: aljazeera.com. >> for centuries, some west african communities have branded children born deformed or with disabilities as evil spirits. they are seen as a drain on limited resources and so ... medicine men are often asked to perform rituals and prepare poisonous concoctions ...to kill them. thousands of defenseless

. >> i'm adam raney near the haiti border. the government insists they have not been deporting people but hundreds at this camp say they were fought to be here >>> and we hear from the wimbledon champion closing in on a record eighth championship later in sport. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. with xfinity from comcast you can manage your account anytime, anywhere on any device. just sign into my account to pay bills manage service appointments and find answers to your questions. you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount >>> you're watching the al jazeera newshour, a reminder of the top stories. 136 newly identified victims of the srebrenica massacre have been buried as part of a 20th anniversary commemorates. in july, 1995, 8,000 muslim men and boys were killed by

marcador final: ganÓ haitÍ uno a cero.uerta de atrÁs, despuÉs de haber vestido los colores del real madrid desde la edad de los 9 aÑos. iker casillas: es raro, es diferente, pero que estoy convencido que compartiremos todos los madridistas. >> iker nos deja porque ese ha sido su deseo. un deseo que nos trasladÓ y que sÓlo podemos respetar y aceptar, porque se ha ganado ese derecho. nadie del real madrid le ha pedido que deja hacer club. >> en la otra esquina, pedro dijo si al selfie, despuÉs que el barcelona bajÓ a 150 millones de euros. el nÚmero uno, novak djokovic defendiÓ con Éxito el tÍtulo venciendo a roger federer y sumando nueve coronas. serena williams, sigue presionando y demostrando que es la mejor del momento, rompiendo las esperanzas de la talentosa espaÑola venezolana. a sus 33 aÑos, se convirtiÓ en de mayor edad de ganar un torneo grande. leÓn: lamentable la actuaciÓn de mÉxico, no? >> lamentable y si no gana ese torneo, creo que serÁ todo. marÍa: damos un adelanto del clima. guillermo: feliz lunes amigos. e

an economic opportunity haiti has no chance of matching.ch continues to drive haitians to leave. >> it will continue, first of all because our economy is not up to par. we can not give them jobs. they need the haitians, they need the skilled haitian workers to further their economy. >> reporter: what work there is, offers little pay and little chance of breaking the cycle of poverty. >> translator: life is too hard here. it's too difficult to make it here. that's why people will try to go to the dominican republic. >> reporter: haiti was once one of the richest colonies, days long gone. disasters, coups and corruption have driven the country in to poverty. a poor country with porous borders. easy to cross, even ato visual checkpoints. haitians cross borders like this one in to the dominican republic every day if they don't have the right papers they tell us they can easily bribe a border guard sometimes paying as little as $20. he knows well what it takes to make the journey. >> translator: we went without papers at night, there were 50 of

many look at god not at politicians as many do in haiti. frank moved to the dominican republic as a boy. he was a construction worker for 20 years. >> translator: i need help to get somewhere to live and i need help looking for work. >> reporter: people depend on charities for food and water. a short walk from the school, another reminder of an as-yet unfulfilled promise. haiti's prime minister said they would be receiving people with zig tonight a month ago they promised to be building reception centers for people. but so far the only thing they've put up is a sign. in the government's absence and with a presidential election looming, opposition is on attack. >> the haitian government should come in and help these people, empower and put them in houses help them get food because the way they are living now this is not way human beings are supposed to live. >> reporter: al jazeera asked several haitian officials for an interview but they didn't respond. time is running out for those living here temporarily. >> a few weeks from now school wi

las selecciones de panamÁ y haitÍ jugaron el partido inaugural en texas.ones. >> yo sÓlo querÍa un gol para que el juego fuera mÁs rÁpido, dijo este fanÁtico haitiano. >> me encantÓ cÓmo jugaron, como buenos cozprpaÑeros. la fiesta deportiva arrancÓ con un encuentro bastante fÍsico y con el empate ahora deberÁn buscar un triunfo en su prÓximo encuentro para tener esperanza de clasificaciÓn a la sepunda parte del torneo. ilia: bueno y estados unidos y honduras jugaron el partido de fondo esta noche. ganÓ estados unidos 2 por 1. el primer gol estadounidense se produjo al minuto 24 y el segundra o al 63. dempsey fue el autor de ambas anotaciones. honduras descontÓ al 69. maÑana habrÁ dos partidos tambiÉn. costa rica_ jamaica. y el partido de fondo serÁ entre el salvador y canadÁ. >> en instantes, un cuervo hambriente demostrÓ por quÉ muchos expertos consideran que estas aves estÁn entre los ♪ ilia: los expertos dicen que los cuerpos estÁn entre los animales mÁs inteligentes. _cuervos se encontrÓ una caja de pizza. por fin logrÓ abrirla, luego con el pico agar

. >> we're in haiti just a few minutes from the dominican border. most people working raising families, now feel they're in a foreign land, one they know little about where laif is hard. for two months this has been home for juanis bonis and his wife. the dominican public e-patrick says they have not been deporting people, that is not true. >> they grabbed me and deported me to hayet. my wife and our children are there, it is three months since have seen him. >> every every day they are sending them to the border. >> signs of expansion everywhere. people are checking out what they can. a pastor showed me the camp pointing all the rivals. >> in the first few days i maid a list of 160 deportees that arrived. every day the number has grown. finally i told without counting. >> reporter: a human contradiction, when told what we found, a dominican official insisted not a single person has been deported. this man says he lived for 15 years in the dominican republic working on farms one of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers whose labor helped power an

adam raney al jazeera, haiti. >>> the u.s.ecovered hundreds of looted iraqi artifact from isil during a recent raid in syria. the items include relics of some of the oldest civilizeationcivilizations. jane arraf reports. >> reporter: there have been lots of allegations, but this is believed to be the first public evidence that isil is funding some of its operations through looted antiques. the u.s. says its special forces recovered several hundred artifacts after killing a senior isil leader in syria in may. they say along with intelligence documents and data they seized antiques including gold coins more than 1,000 years old. in between the looting of the iraq museum, and isil's destruction of ancient sites, iraq has been steadily losing parts of its heritage. the u.s. says it couldn't have done anything to protect the sites from the armed group some call daesh. >> as you know jane the coalition does not have boots on the ground and certainly using air strikes on targets like that could actually be more damaging to the pat ra

because of haiti, because of the dominican republic. i would think that the banana republics, panama, that whole 20 century american imperialism means that if we are going to understand u.s. history and u.s. foreign-policy, the caribbean is -- stands there is a very difficult, a fraught circumstance to try and integrate into what our national message is supposed to be. prof. michelle mcdonald: i would suggest that is exactly the kind of comment to make lawmakers nervous, to rethink the united states less is the center of the genesis of democracy and to try and take those ideas ideologically, revolutionaries they might have been an ask how did they play out and how do they continue to play out? how do we continue to use their rhetoric to think about how the united states interacts with different parts of the world, is an ongoing question, not a closed question. if you began by looking at the revolutionary moments in the 18th century and realize it isn't just an idea but played out in a series of very complicated and sometimes contradicto

. >>> representatives from the organization of american states have been visiting haiti to investigate the situation surrounding haitian migrants now facing deportation. many people of haitian descent say they've been deported from the dominican republicked a are now living in migrant camps in haiti. adam raney is in one of those camps. adam, what are people there telling you? >> well, the organization of american states delegation has just left this camp. but as you can see dozens of people around me are holding cards like this one. some small some large. these are identification cards issued by the dominican government when these officially applied for permission to stay in that country despite that, despite the fact that they were given a 45 day window to complete their application many people holding these cards say they were deported, others say they left on their own because they faced death threats. they said that they were afraid that mobs of people who were angry about their presence would do harm to them. there is a history of violence on this border where up to thousand of p

. >> lo que ha dicho el gobernador de haitÍ es un acto de difamaciÓn.icano arrestÓ en sus casas a 21 haitianos y luego fueron deportados. mÁs de 36.500 indocumentados han regresado voluntariamente a haitÍ desde el pasado 18 de julio. de ese total 8261 son menores de edad. >> si hay deportaciÓn que la guardia de inmigraciÓn si hablaran con nosotros y los investiguen tenÍan que no hay problema. >> uno puede andar muy cÓmodo. periodista: los extranjeros esperan se respeten los derechos humanos como ha dicho el gobierno dominicano. periodista: de acuerdo con lo anunciado, al vencer el plazo esta medianoche las deportaciones podrÍan comenzar tÉcnicamente en cualquier momento. el gobierno no ha dicho exactamente cÓmo y cuÁndo lo harÁ. santo domingo, repÚblica dominicana, univisiÓn. ilia:la crisis financiera de puerto rico que sea declarado incapaz de pagar afecta a los puertorriqueÑos que viven fuera de la isla, la mayorÍa la ciudad de nueva york. muchos estÁn abogando para que se le permite al estado declararse en bancarrota lo que como nos dice blanca rosa

la defensa no pudo con los ofensivos de haitÍ quien terminÓ siendo el Único gol del partido.dÍa histÓrico, para ver el regreso de uno que habÍa prometido volver. carlos tÉvez vio cÓmo los aficionados le daban la bienvenida a su casa en la que dejÓ en 2004 para ir a probar suerte a europa. tuvo la presencia de diego armando maradona quien agradeciÓ al apache por cumplir con la promesa de regresar. y ahora estÁ de regreso con boca juniors. maÑana serÁ el juego de las estrellas en cincinnati, en el bÉisbol de grandes ligas, el ganador tomarÁ ventaja del terreno en la serie mundial. en las festividades previo al gran evento uno de los que mÁs se robo la atenciÓn fue el juego de cuadrangulares. escuchamos a quien dice que nadie es profeta en su propia tierra. los rojos de cincinnati, la pelota se fue de cuadrangular, estuvo 14_5abajo y hasta remontar. fue una sucursal del manicomio. por Último les cuento que la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol debuto empatando con la selecciÓn de paraguay en los juegos panamericanos. asÍ estÁ el mundo de los deportes. vamos a ver lo que sucede con tri

nosotros somos el mejor paÍs,el paÍs mÁs solidario, el paÍs que mÁs ha dado haitÍ.s hechos que tambiÉn para noticias en otros paÍses. >> la organizaciÓn reporteros sin fronteras ha seÑalado a mÉxico como uno de los paÍses mÁs peligrosos para ejercer el periodismo. entre los agresores han ubicado al crimen organizado sin embargo otros disturbios dicen haber documentado que los partidos tambiÉn han ejercido presiÓn sobre algunos reporteros. el deporte llega despuÉs de la muerte, aun bajo investigaciÓn, de los periodistas la semana pasada. durante las pasadas elecciones intermedias en mÉxico celebradas el 7 de julio. la organizaciÓn no gubernamental propuesta cÍvica, documentÓ 58 ataques en contra de medios de comunicaciÓn vinculados al contexto electoral. en 38 de Éstos, se identificÓ algÚn partido polÍtico como el posible agresor. el presidente colombiano juan manuel santos anunciÓ que fueron capturados 11 guerrilleros que habrÍan participado de la semana pasada en dos atentados con explosivos en bogotÁ. los dos atentados fueron perpetrados el jueves de la semana pas

over 46000 in attendance, gold cup action the united states taking on haiti. a free kick for haiti. jerome takes the free kick. the crossbar. the goalkeeper's best friend that could have put haiti up 1-0. second half now, usa on the attack. sends it and that's a nice goal. he finishes. u.s. wins 1-0. they win their group in the gold cup. and don't forget tomorrow the capitals wrapping up their development camp at getler. they're having their fan fest and my favorite, face painting as well. >> 8:00 tomorrow. >> thank you, dave. >> g ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ ♪ >>> hey, you may have seen the videos on line of what people say are toy minions cursing people out. but mcdonald's says tonight the happy meal prize does not have a potty mouth. this minion reportedly says, quote, i'll be damned. others apparently have heard some more