-born daughter of two tps recipients from haiti.'s a member of family action network movement, or fanm, and a co-chair of group's children for family reunification initiative. she testifies anywhere -- anyplace she can to talk about what is happening. edwidge danticat, we're on the eve of the election. talk about what is at stake. cooks good morning and thank you for having us. there's a eat deal at stake overall. i think for so ny issues,or .mmigrion, covid, heal care what specifically with christina today is at ske is the fa that wther she will be able to stay with he famy or she anothechildrenn the sa situation as her -- there are so many of them -- and christine has a very powerfultory. when i meter in007 was e firs time tpsas aounced rminated and lawsuithave ke it goin mus veus nelsoin californ and anoer versu trp which the cas tt callys the on wall tween the ll tminati of hristinahildrelike being able to stay in the only country they have ever known. amy: let's bring christina in right now. i want to read the beginning of the

but haiti has a long way to go. as we support efforts to reconstruct haiti we must learn from our mistakes over the past 10 years and devise innovative solutions to overcome the many remaining challenges. at the same time it is imperative that the haitian government address the growing and he writ mat concern throughout the country's deteriorating human rights situation, attacks against the press and peaceful protest as well and lack of accountability for corrupt official. the haiti development accountability initiative act will help move us toward these goals. it evaluates the effect itchness of the u.s. recovery and developments -- developmental effort -haiti over the past 0 years. it also promotes new strategies to enhance the rule of law. encourage freedom of the press. combat government corruption. address the root causes of poverty. and improve developmental efforts. it is the duty of all of us here in congress to stand with the hague people. geographically they are so close to the united states. there are man

some countries such as haiti — a lot of people are cutting trees to build houses. the population of the country, something could be better. what can we do to control the population? now you have hit, juneau, upon absolutely essential dilemma in all environmental issues. so what he was saying was, one of the key issues here is the population — people in haiti needs to make it need to chop trees to build their homes, to have fires in order to cook. and the more people there are, the more trees they'll chop down, the more effect they'll have on the environment. so reducing the population is the best cure for the planetary ills that we are trying to tackle. bob watson in washington, dc — as the former chair of the ipcc trying to bring the nations of the world together, do you say in your panel discussions, "listen, guys, we've got to keep the world population under control?" yes, the two key issues we have to worry about is the number of people and what is consumed. the more people you have, the more demand for food, water, energy, fibre, etc. so the challenge is, how

tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migrants is that often there is no population to go back to. the same thing happens with wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongolia, more than 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: pe

one of the games in particular that did well is a game called haitis by supergiant games. of several hundred people and haitis was made by maybe eight, nine people in total, a smaller team and that sort of recognition, they won the critics choice of your ward and recognition that such award and recognition that such award and recognition that such award and recognition means a lot to smaller companies and that attention that can be directed to work is appreciated. this year has been completely extraordinary for the gaming industry, something they would never have predicted and none of us saw coming. have maximise the opportunity and what does it mean for the opportunity and what does it meanfor gaming the opportunity and what does it mean for gaming going forward ? it mean for gaming going forward? the timing is interesting because with everything going on this year, the gaming industry also had these new consoles launching, which happened a few days ago, also we have the big phenomenon on of nintendo and definitely more people who did not play games before taking it now.

that is not something you want to hear in little havana or little haiti. that is not something the leader of a democracy does. that is what a two bit dictator does. if you believe in democracy, you want every vote counted. joe biden will restore our battered standing in the world because he knows our true strength comes from setting an example the world wants to thatw, and that's a nation stands with democracy and not dictators. and nation that can inspire and mobilize others and overcome threats like climate change, terrorism, poverty and disease and stand up for human rights, whether in cuba or anywhere else around the world, including human rights here in the united states of america. and here is the other thing. i joked about this, but everyone says, that is a good point. joe and kamala, you don't have to think about them every single day. you are not going to have to argue about some crazy tweet the president sent out this morning. it will not be so exhausting. you can go back to your lives knowing that the president is doing his job instead of sugges

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in fact, he has readers from the united states and canada and mexico, panama, haiti, jamaica, peru, dominica, colombia, guatemala, bow livia and argentina and nicaragua, san juan, paraguay, uruguay, guam and probably even pasadena. [laughter] >> thank you, rob. >> my pleasure. >> thank you, thank you everyone for joining us for this evening's event. my name is kim sutton and i'm the host of tonight's event. and before we begin, i want to encourage you all to check out our lineup of

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it's hard to get a true sense of what's happening on the ground in haiti, gride, some reports speak of thousands of people dead, but this is difficult to verify because of an internet blackout restricted media access and blocked telephone lines. ethiopian government troops are said to have surrounded the provincial capital, mckayla, and i threatening a major offensive if the leaders of the tea gripe people's liberation front do not surrender. ethiopia's prime minister who won the nobel peace prize last year, doesn't appear to be pushing for a peaceful solution. he's demanded the international community stay out of the conflict. the highly aggressive rhetoric on both sides regarding the fight for many is dangerously provocative. and it risks placing already vulnerable and frightened civilians in grave danger over the border in sudan, those who made it out of to cry just trying to get by the young mother who recently gave birth hopes her child won't be forced to grow up in a refugee camp cook for mana before we go of the top story, we're following for the people of argentina and heartbro

, haiti's u.s.backed president, who is now ruling the country by decree after he dismissed parliament in january. protesters called on president-elect biden to stop supporting moÏse. >> president trump is no longer in power. he was supporting president moÏse. we're going to the embassy to tell them to abandon them so the country can develop. amy: new information has emerged about why u.s. prosecutors may have dropped all charges against mexico's former defense secretary, general salvador cienfuegos, who had been indicted on money laundering and drug trafficking charges. vice news reports mexico threatened to kick the u.s. drug enforcement administration out of the country and limit cooperation with the u.s. on drug investigations if the case proceeded. mexico has also announced it has opened its own probe of cienfuegos. the federal government is scheduled to execute orlando hall today at the federal penitentiary in terra haute, indiana. hall is an african american man who was sentenced to die by an

as i looked at the situations, at these challenges from somalia and haiti in 1993, and others, by thatto our relationship with russia and china today, north korea, it occurred to me that we had failed in many respects to figure out how to compete with these powers outside of the military realm. and so, and the round is over 15 challenges that i write about, for all practical purposes, i considered 13 to be failures, and that's what in the title the word failures comes first. there are a couple of successes and they're important, under some lessons to be learned from those as well. but we had a lot of problems during that 27 year period, and i would just conclude by saying, the wars in iraq and afghanistan both began working with very quick military victories. and the problem that i identified, whether it was iraq or afghanistan or somalia or haiti or others was that once we had achieved military victory, we then changed our mission. we decided to move to trying to bring democracy and reform the governments of those countries, and that's what we ran into failure. >> to watch the rest of

>>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is that court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because jurors who opposed capital punishment improperly dismissed before the trial. his conviction was upheld but prosecutors have committed to re seek the death penalty in 2005 peterson was found guilty of killing his wife lacy and unborn child at some future point let's say there is a whole new trial. >>scott peterson law being moved to the san mateo county jail and throughout the pendency of the proceeding scott peterson will stay in the san mateo county jail, the next scheduled court date is january 21st. >>in redwood city phillipe all kron 4 news. >>a dramatic scene

>>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is that court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because jurors who opposed capital punishment were improperly dismissed before the trial. his conviction was upheld but prosecutors have committed to re seek the death penalty in 2005 peterson was found guilty of killing his wife lacy and unborn child at some future point let's say there is whole new trial. >>scott peterson law being moved to the san mateo county jail and throughout the pendency of the proceeding scott peterson will stay in san mateo county jail, the next scheduled court date is january 21st. >>in redwood city phillipe all kron 4 news. >>well for your heal

haiti fantastic may be slightly optimistic, while researches say the results could improve 70 percent average efficacy is well below that of other results. and the fall in astra zeneca share price reflects investors' disappointment in the numbers. this is a highly competitive market, and the stakes are high. every efficacy percentage point counts. so it's not surprising. there's cutthroat competition and one upmanship. pfizer and biotech were the 1st to announce a vaccine with 90 percent efficacy in early november. the russians were quick to follow reporting a slightly better result of 92 percent just a day later. but then up the ante claiming results of 95 percent deficit. and days later, pfizer decided to correct their initial results, the closer and they were actually on par with their main competitor. also at 95 percent. and remember, efficacy is just one part of the picture. any vaccine will need to be manufactured, stored and distributed in huge quantities. so again, why not point out the strengths of your products and do all you can to expose the weaknesses of your opponents? t

it went to haiti, i mean this is a loss for the whole world for the entire argentinean nation. it's a catastrophe. you can't even imagine how maraton is adored. he did so much for the country at the 86 world cup in mexico. i wasn't at that world cup, but i was in italy in the ninety's when maradona played for napoli. he was adored, especially in southern italy, so much so that even during the argentina, italy match. many italians supported argentina because of the number 10 because of diego, armando. without doubt, he was a leader, a leader that never hid his political leanings. he was in favor of progressive politics. but even if you lean toward the right, it wouldn't matter. because 1st and foremost were his personal qualities, his honesty, his leadership, his habit of saying what he thought, one way or another. it was a warrior for social justice. he was a rebel and fought against injustice and hypocrisy of the world order. he himself was from a poor family, so he knew 1st hand what it was like, living in hardship. and here we saw it as he's duty to change something. that's

one pass that has reportedly been shot at several others injured during anti-government clashes in haiti demonstrate to set up barricades and torched police vehicles, but it's unclear who opened fire. protesters have been calling on the president to step down over holdups, an allegation crowds and chilly, odd simonton, justice for dozens of people killed in a long running police crackdown. they gathered outside the product, the presidential palace in santiago and were met by riot police who want to count on the country has been gripped by unrest for more than a year now. and finally, end people are keeping up the pressure on the government over a new antiabortion. all the new rules, criminalize abortions, except in cases of rape or wow. a woman's life may be a danger to the country's constitutional tribunals gave the green light to the law . last month, that's all from me for the moment. thanks for sticking with me. coming away now, watching the hawks enjoy. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics. sports business, i'm show

hotel in tunis where in the next sixty's 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future clear haiti it. tunis. at least 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique in the past 3 days police say a group willing to ice all ists of blame unrest in the northern cabo delgado province began in 2017 and i since this base thousands of people but he said the fighters have burned homes and executed people in the gas rich region. in georgia opposition members are protesting against the results of last month's parliamentary election on sunday police use water cannon to disperse hundreds of protesters outside the central election commission where the been demanding a new vote robin forced a walker reports from tbilisi. georgia in politics is back on the streets just days after a parliamentary election which opposition parties claim was bricked. the opposition has promised to boycott parliament until new elections are held it's not a good decision by us we don't like the decision for your build or you are participating in a democratic institutions is a crucial value but sometimes you have the choi

and after the war he serves as a minister to haiti, and then in the late 1880s, he's elected to a virginia seat and comes into the house. but he's another african-american who faces a contested election, and by the time he is seated he only gets about a seven or eight-month term. so his ability to legislate is curtailed, and that's really the story of a lot of these men who had road blocks thrown up. everything from poll taxes that affected constituents to violence at the polls. now that the union army presence, the federal presence in the south had been rolled back. the very last individual who serves during that period is george henry white of north carolina. represented a coastal district in north carolina that had elected african-americans before, and he serves for two terms in the late 1890s. he's the last african-american to serve really for three decades, and he very forcefully pushed for two things while he was a member. one was anti-lynching legislation, which no one had really championed before, and he pushes for that. it goes nowhere. it languishes in the judiciary committee and

wild one pathan has reportedly been shot dad and several others injured during government clashes in haiti. demonstrate to set up barricades and tool of speech vehicles, but it's unclear who opened fire. protest is how one of the president to step down the option on occasions on south america crowds, the city are demanding justice for dozens of people killed in a long running police crackdown. they gathered outside the presidential palace in santiago and were met by riot police who grew up to common. the country has been gripped by unrest for more than a year now. and finally, over in europe, in poland, people are keeping up the pressure on the government over a new antiabortion or the new rules, privileges, abortions, except in cases of rape woman's life may be endangered. the country's constitutional tribunals gave the green light to the law last month. finally, the u.n. refugee agency is warning of a full scale humanitarian catastrophe. in ethiopia, more than 27000, people have fled to neighboring countries from civil war in the north. if here, because government is backing the teeth gr

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cautiously haiti, i'm sorry, set up barricades and torched police vehicles, but it's unclear who opened fire. purchasers have been calling on the president to step out of a collection allegations. also crowds in chile are demanding justice for dozens of people killed in a long running police crackdown and gathered outside the presidential palace in santiago and were met by riot police. with quater kalen. the country has been gripped by and arrests for more than a here and in poland, people are keeping up the pressure on the government over a new era abortion law. and the rules criminalize abortions except in cases of rape or where a woman's life may be endangered. countries. constitutional tribunals gave the green light to the law last month. that's been our up of the day's top headlines for now. and that's all for me as a while, but saskia taylor will be here at the top of the hour with their live news update. a new gold rush is underway and gunna, thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields, hoping to strike it rich as they over those that were children are torn

the family and the home know of an island haiti to function as a territory. it's the biggest change that northern ireland has faced in decades and the road ahead could be difficult. the 1st concern is that northern ireland's pledge of peace is not present risk. and that's why it's been given a special status and will remain part of the united kingdom, but will also have access to the european single market. and that was the only way to avoid an international border with the republic of ireland, which remains in the member. good. it's going to people continue to move freely without border control, which is considered key to retaining peaceful, nonviolent. but there has to be a customs border somewhere between you and britain. so a decision was taken to put it in the irish sea, effectively space in the united kingdom into it means big changes for workers here at belfast. harbor. the latest ferry has just arrived from scotland with 2 or 3 dozen trucks on board to carry food will materials and consumer goods. to see crossing to bill for us is one of the main supp

they see as a complete, should like to azerbaijan in the war over the door of the car about creature haiti . because of the century or the one tree or viewed all of these long freighter with no right. nothing to see here. pro-democrat media trying to eliminate all traces of doubt about the integrity of the 2020 us election proud to .

we want the single border crossing between the states of haiti and delhi with thousands of farmers remain camped out. this busy national highway has become a track to city with pharmaceuticals. as far as the eye can see, and a very close have been converted to temporary homes because the farmers say they're not going any way. they are refusing to go to the grounds on the outskirts of the city that the government allocated to them to protest. they say that if they aren't allowed to march into the center of the capital new delhi, that they're going to block highways around the capital. and they're going to cause as much disruption as possible until the government repealed these farm laws. here they are raising farm union flags. they are making speeches, criticizing the government and its policies. the government, meanwhile, is appealing to them to stop the protest. they've invited them for december, the 3rd day, the 1st round of talks didn't go anywhere. and that's because they say that the government is not a sure and that a guaranteed minimum price for their projects. and that this is not

and the problem that i identified, whether it was iraq or afghanistan or somalia or haiti or others was that once we had achieved military victory, we then changed our mission. we decided to move to trying to bring democracy and reform the governments of those countries, and that's what we ran into failure. >> to watch the rest of this broken visit our website booktv.org into a search for robert gates or the title of his book "exercise of power." >> greetingsrom national archives. i'm david ferero, archivist of the united states and despite pleasure to welcome you to this viual book talk on "the sum of the people: how the census has shaped nations, from the ancient world to the modern age." with our special guest andrew itby. before we hear from our guest author i want to tell you about the upcoming online programs you can vie of the national chives to channel. on friday october 36 p.m. lieutenant general h. r. mcmaster would tell us about his recent book battlegrounds, whi is security national threats to the tent and provides a car pathway. during t conversationally nicolas, director o

hotel in tunis where in the next sixty's 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future clear haiti it. tunis. riot police in georgia have used water cannon to disperse protesters outside the central election commission in tbilisi they're demanding a rerun of october's parliamentary poll accusing the governing party of rigging the ballot the georgian dream party received nearly 50 percent of the vote. believe years exiled former president abel moralez has returned home the country's 1st indigenous leader was forced to flee violent protests a year ago but the return of his party to power enabled him to cross the border in a triumphant fashion as 3 as a ball reports. triumphant that's how even without his return to libya on monday after a year in argentina he traveled to the city of like yakka right on the border between the 2 south american nations so. i always knew i was going to return but not as fast something historical thanks to the unity of the bolivian people in my brothers and sisters history repeats itself a fight for life dignity peace and dignity. when ellis was forced to

we were the single border crossing between the states of haiti, ana, and delhi, where delhi police estimate there are around 20000 people and from the arrangements that have been made, people are being fed here every single day. you can tell that farmers are not planning on going anywhere. they have used hundreds of their trucks, their vehicles, to block this national highway. and it's a similar scene into other border crossings into delhi, with tens of thousands of people. they're here at single today. we've heard speeches from promises come from states other than those which border to lead them to show their solidarity with only a few 100 farmers have actually gone to the ground that's been designated by the government to protest. farmer said they weren't going there because that will be an open jail. they want to continue their disruption until the government repealed these. now every so often you can see commuters walking through with their bags. even those that are stranded because vehicles can't use the crossing. but given that around india's 1300000 people work in the agriculture sec

that he's expressed interest and be sure election day and they raised in haiti and found most which is the sent by main before election day and it went. the deadline for receiving that and how you count them depends on state to state but these are all very safe ballots because that is old so if you know patched and the truth of who sent them and they compare sr sure and so on it right so there is no space for out. now in some states these ballots needs to be needs to arrive by election day in some states then they can arrive later which is why they're being counted later there's nothing constitutional that this is actually respect and below claiming as a 1st guess said that that the votes should be though it's only the votes at the riot by election day should be counted is is wrong and by the way if we were to school oh count being biden would have won by a large margin and in fact trans people in one state are saying stop the counting the other one are seen keep counting politicians around the world have also expressed their frustration over the un sas and his running us election whil