of haiti's treasury. bank, credit industriel et commercial, used some of its massive profits to help finance the eiffel tower. the bank's current owner has just launched an investigation into its dealings with haiti and its role in what it called the ecosystem of colonialism. "the times" series also looks at the u.s. military occupation of haiti that lasted from 1915 to 1934. a key backer of the u.s. occupation was the national city bank of new york, the predecessor of citibank. former u.s. diplomat patrick gaspard, who now heads the center for american progress, has called on citigroup to pay reparations to haiti. gaspard wrote on twitter -- "a silent scream has been in throats for decades about the role u.s. played in depleting haiti. no one would listen. finally some truths." over the years, haitian demands for reparations have been repeatedly shut down -- sometimes with force. ance's former ambassador to haiti thierry burkhard admitted to "the new york times" that france and the united states effectiv

and at that time, haiti had been completely frozen out.e united states would not deal with it. britain wouldn't acknowledge it. so facing war and desperate for international recognition, the president of haiti at the time agreed. ali: right. and you dove into how much those so-called reparations would equal in today's money. you also looked into the value that was lost to the haitian economy because of so much of this money and the interest on these payments going out of the haitian economy, not going to haitians. tell us about those figures. catherine: after we did all that research, we collected the figures and we were able to extrapolate what the opportunity cost was to haiti. so if haiti hadn't grown, if its economy had stayed as stagnant as it had been throughout the 1800s, it would have meant it would have added $21 billion u.s. dollars to the economy today. if t economy of haiti had been boosteand grown at the same rate as the average rate of latin american countries around it, it would have been a staggering $115 billion. ali: of c

as you mentioned, a history of haiti, the culture of haiti's rich and beautiful.slaved us for the freedom of haiti and i also want people to understand that haiti has always been a country that received people from the middle east, from europe, received people from around the world and search of freedom and liberty. because that is what exactly haiti was built and created to represent. a new idea, a new reality we're all people would be free and free from slavery. we paid the cost with our blood, and we actually paid the cost with money that we are still now seeing the impact of. 115 billion dollars. that is what the cost of freedom -- that is what caused the impoverishing of heidi today. we always see it in the highlight, haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere. but, this shows the world exactly why we say haiti's not for. the richest of haiti and the culture, the man power, the money of haiti was stolen by france and continued to be stolen by powers around the world. >> it struck me that there was this very big piece in the new york times, and it ca

en los Últimos meses los emigrantes, especialmente los procedentes de haitÍ han intentado escapar desemos le contamos que debanhi escobar no muriÓ por un accidente, la asesinaron despuÉs de violarla, este indicÓ una autopsia independiente. ilia: los californianos que ganan salario mÍnimo. pÓximo enero. actualmente es jorge: en california sueldo mÍnimo para aumentar a $15.50 por hora para los que trabajan en empresas con 25 empleados o menos, $15 para los que laboran en compaÑÍas con mÁs de 26 empleados, la oficina del gobernador gavin newsom dijo que el aumento serÁ por el aumento acelerado de la inflaciÓn. ilia: el caso de la muerte de la joven debanhi escobar dio un giro de 180° con la publicaciÓn de un examen forense solicitado por su familia, que concluyÓ que debanhi fue violada y asesinada. karina garza nos dice que el padre de la promete no descansar hasta que se haga justicia. mario: fue asesinada, fue maltratada, fue ultrajada, fue sembrada, la mataron. ka rina: son las palabras del padre de debanhi, hoy, y en medio de su desconcierto, el padre se vio frente a frente con el p

los albergues de reynosa se estÁn colapsando, especialmente por los migrantes de haitÍ. no tener donde albergarlos. >> tenemos una visita masiva. reportero: 700 arribaron el viernes. afuera habÍan filas interminables. >> me siento bien. reportero: elementos del ejÉrcito mexicano les vacunaron sobre el covid—19, segÚn la alcaldesa de la ciudad. >> es necesario. reportero: la mayorÍa tiene una cita con las autoridades migratorias estadounidenses. tambiÉn se hizo la apertura de un nuevo albergue. este es el nuevo albergue en reynosa, abriÓ hace dos semanas y al monumento alberga 150 migrantes, la mayorÍa de haitÍ. este pastor es director del nuevo albergue. >> estÁ listo y preparado, pero necesitamos camas. reportero: muchos migrantes manifiestan que al terminar el tÍtulo 42 se abrirÁ la frontera y por eso siguen llegando. maity: al regresar, investigan las causas de un tiroteo en jackson, misisipi. fÉlix: ademÁs, el descontento de los maestros de muchas distritos escolares. maity: el papa francisco hace cambios en su agenda por sus problemas de salud. toda vacación en una

the 2004 coup that overthrew haitian president jean bertrand aristide, haiti's first democratically elected president. the former ambassador, thierry burkard, told "the new york times" one benefit of the coup was that it ended aristide's campaign demanding france pay financial retributions to haiti. over the weekend, "the new york times" published a special section headlined "the ransom," looking at how france devastated haiti's economy in the 19th century by forcing haiti to pay reparations for generations to former french slaveholders after a slave rebellion led to the 1804 haitian revolution. a judge in argentina has ruled the state was responsible for the massacre of more than 400 indigenous people a century ago, calling it a crime against humanity. in 1924, argentine police and settlers opened fire on qom and moqoit indigenous communities as they protested dreadful working and living conditions on cotton plantations, conditions the workers said amounted to slavery. the ruling does not offer victims' relatives and descendants financial compensation. instead, it will require scho

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

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he start it had in 2010 after the haiti earthquake. they'll typically salvage of whatever is left of restaurant kitchens on the ground and using local's recipes make comfort food for thousands. >> you know why i love to go to these places? i always say the best of humanity usually shows up in the worst moments of. >> i don't see this as a joke. i love to see in and embrace the pain of the world central kitchen. >> now you're part of it too, ron. >> i'm thrilled to be part of it. it's an honor. >> howard said he was drawn to jose andres's unbelievable story but at first he balked about doing it. worried it would be about him. >> he was hesitant. this is world central kitchen. i don't want a camera following me around telling the jose story. >> reporter: howard managed to convince him by bringing up another story he made. >> houston, we have a problem. >> i said, did you ever see "apollo 13". >> "apollo 13" was about an explosion aboard a spacecraft. >> this is what i love. >> and the people on the ground who gave their all to bring the

gives diplomatic recognition to the two black republics of that era to liberia or to liberia and to haiti and northern democrats are furious about this because they say if we give diplomatic recognition to these countries, they will be allowed to send ambassadors to washington and they're gonna have to be received by the president by congress and lincoln says, yeah paraphrasing there. but yeah, that's gonna happen and lincoln says if the president of haiti wants to send a --, that's lincoln's word that freight that quote has gotten changed to be the n word, but the original quote was not the n word, but he says if the president of haiti wants to send a black representative as an ambassador to washington dc, of course, i'll receive them. and so in the spring february of 1863 ernest earnest romaine comes with with an assistant. they moved to washington dc and lincoln and the cabinet are welcoming of him. what's interesting and this is one of the points i try to really draw out in the book. is that lincoln's welcoming of african-americans and of black people from other countries in this case

she is a malbo daughter of migrants from haiti , jean-pierre dama, the fighters can easily protect nottheir wife or husband. we don't know who she is. well, biden from attacks by e-reporters from other people with an uncomfortable question for the president of the united states, look like this karine jean-pierre literally rushed to defend her former boss kamala with her chest. harisa is a rabid animal rights activist. now. see how the white house went. although the strongest farewell ceremony for psaki from russia was not without sanctions. literally announced that she was leaving the post, after a little over a year. before the briefing. i want to start. i'm now paying about my friend karina you must climb up here. i just want to take this opportunity to congratulate my friend my colleague my partner, in truth the next white house press secretary, first, as you all know, she will be the first black woman, the first lgbtq plus person to fill this role. it's amazing. i am so grateful that karin has been there for the last 15 months. can't wait to see her shine on the runway congratulati

congratulations when haiti was sworn in as a member of the state assembly for the 17th assembly district on tuesday with a landslide victory in the special election last month, the newly elected assembly member will represent the diverse district encompassing the eastern side of san francisco. california has been. >> leader nationally on a wide variety from from climate change to how we protect fundamental human rights a marriage equality access to reproductive health in freedom. and these are things that that california is willing to stand up for and protect and even go first in the innovative. >> before his election to the assembly, haiti represented district 6 in san francisco on the board of supervisors. he also previously served as the chair of the budget and finance committee. well, this morning, we are remembering the life and the legacy of former san jose mayor norman mineta, who has passed away at 90 years old. norman mineta was born in san jose. he was much loved in the bay area nationally. he was best known for serving as the secretary of transportation under george w bush dur

with respect to haiti, we will have to see. obviously, there are a number of issues bound up in the courts right now. but with the end of title 42, the united states has put in place a process by which those individuals who claim asylum and have legitimate asylum claims can stay and those who come and don't will go through the process - the legal process that exists and has existed for some time. even when title 42 was in effect, large numbers of individuals were not subject to title 42; they were subject to the standard legal process by which we deal with claims at our border for people who want to come and stay here. >> jake, on ukraine again: u.s. intelligence chiefs recently offered assessments that putin continues to bank on the fracturing of western resilience to continue this war. is turkey's concern about finland and sweden joining up perhaps an example of that? and what about the, i guess, also congressional pushback, or the growing congressional pushback, to ukrainian aid? what are you guys doing, sort of, in both reg

hundreds of people in haiti have fled their homes in the outskirts of the capital, port—au—prince, ashe area. in the shanty town of cite soleil, residents ran away in panic, leaving their belongings behind. haiti is going through a political crisis following the assassination of president jovenel moise last year. a government minister from the uk is visiting the british virgin islands, days after an inquiry suggested the territory return to direct rule from london because of corruption and misgovernance by elected officials. amanda milling said she was looking forward to engaging with the islands' political leaders and community groups and listen to their views on what's best for the people. but there have been protests against the proposal to impose direct rule. the attempts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated city of mariupol have stalled. ukrainian officials say russia has ended a ceasefire and it's now blocking humanitarian corridors. hundreds of women and children are still trapped in bunkers beneath the city's huge azovstal steelworks, the azovstal plant is surrounded

has denied the claims he said in a 25 year symptoms, the terrorism fighting among rival gangs in haiti's capital. as in that 2nd week the ongoing violence in port a princess forced hundreds of families to flee their homes. at least 20 people were killed last week. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness. thank you, and thanks for watching bye. for now, on may, 9th, the philippines will vote to elect a new president to replace the rodrigo character in more than 35 years in the country. he emerged from his father's dictatorship with front runner. gordon is marked as junior. bob thought as the philippines thought, join us for a special covering one out the 0. 0 i, i meet them up. i love the law, or blow up blood, illegal, or kelly god, i mean, i'mma. i mean, no more milan gondo. mister h. i a i don't i don't. i'm not being not good. oh, by me. i don't know about a i'm a big, big, big of a huge welcome joe and will not work a day or he really i probably don't. i'm not gonna go, i'm not a me, i'm well, you know, oh well, well well, i thought, oh oh oh

we jumped south a significant outbreak of sundry rains, he was like in puerto rico movie across to haiti and dominican republic and some chows in cuba to south of this, the seasonal rains a long way north in brazil. now, there are more showers, showing up once again in the southeast. ah, ah, 20 civilians including women and children, are evacuated from a steel plant in murray of hull during a ceasefire. as fighting continues in villages in the east. we very close to the village of bol wrinkling which is south of is you represents in this war, fixedly a new front. ah, clem, settle robin watching all.

they left the situation in haiti because the situation in haiti was very dangerous.more than 1.2 million people have attempted to enter through mexico since october, about half have been expelled under title 42, the pandemic public health order that allows immigration agents to return migrants to mexico without a hearing the other half have been allowed into the u.s. pending their immigration cases. where are you going? >> bridgeport. >> reporter: bridge port, connecticut. they say they have no money to get to their final destination, part of a new pattern happening at the border. no money and no immediate family to stay with. that was the case with this group of migrant men in san antonio. how many of you had money to buy a ticket to get to your destination? no. the result, a growing homeless population that could only get bigger when title 42 lifts and up to 18,000 migrants attempt to enter the u.s. every day, in miami, she's already helped hundreds of migrants. >> 280, almost 300 people, 100 are under 18. >> reporter: she runs a small nonprofit and says she's hous

manufacturing levels dropping to their lowest in more than 2 years. fighting between rival gangs and haiti has killed at least 20 people, including a family of 8. during the past week, many haitians are becoming increasingly angry and frustrated with the rise and violence. and puerto prince and demanding action from the prime minister. thousands of people have fled their homes. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after the people versus agent orange. the news ah, she did. i see the galleries, commented ash. if you have placed data, i don't know got a day in how they did that. no. for a marcia to see at with it back to fort hood. cool. that sounds fine. ah a yeah. sure. v down i get it met? no, c, o, ne, a helicopters lying over the ridge, spraying something they didn't even see the kids. and the kids were all fishing or just playing by the river. and the kids were all choking and gas when that night. they were all really sick with diarrhea. they were having trouble breathing. we went down to the river that next day and that's when we found dead ducklings and dea

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tÍtulo 42 viola el derecho a pedir asilo y lo hace de forma racista, como hemos visto inmigrantes de haitÍy pedir asilo. pablo: pero varios legisladoras demÓcratas se opusieron. la decisiÓn del juez no es final, asi que la controversia continÚa en washington. fÉlix: como decimos, en medio de todos estos debates polÍticos y judiciales, hay una realidad, hay una crisis mundial de migraciÓn, y hay que enfrentarla con soluciones de fondo. aileen, vuelvo contigo a los estudios. aileen: gracias. yo les tengo buenas noticias. las prÓximas horas van a llegar aviones cargados con fÓrmulas para bebÉs provenientes de holanda y de suiza. esto mientras la industria estadounidense se apresura a aumentar su producciÓn. david: en las prÓximas horas se espera la llegada al estado de indiana del primer cargamento de leche de fÓrmula proveniente de alemania. esto como parte de la operaciÓn fly fÓrmula. luego de que la administraciÓn biden autorizara para que a travÉs del pentÁgono se contratarÁn a aviones comerciales para traer leche de fÓrmula desde otros paÍses. [habla en inglÉs] david: el secretario de pr

marlene: familias de el salvador, haitÍ, pasaron meses hacinados en el casas de campaÑa en condiciones catÓlicas. >> y se nos llega abrir la frontera, se les va estar entregando a estados unidos. >> quien temerÁn de fueron ahorcados a un nuevo refugio donde cuentancon servicios bÁsicos, baÑos con comedor y una estancia digna. pero mÁs de 600 quedaron fuera. >> del otro lado hay personas que llegaron hace 20 o 30 dÍas y ellos quieren ingresar. marlene: algunos de los mÁs de 1000 migrantes que estÁn en estos albergues dicen sentirse mÁs seguros en estas instalaciones, sin embargo saben que esta es sÓlo temporal, pues su destino final es estar en los estados unidos. >> a nadie les gusta estar en este lugar, pero como estÁbamos es estar un poco mÁs seguro saca. el sueÑo de nosotros es estar en estados unidos. >> es un cambio rotundo porque no podÍamos muchas veces sentarse y estar aquÍ. marlene: marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn. leÓn: despuÉs de probÉ la ley que le quitara a disney, el gobernador ron desantis dice que impulsarÁ un proyecto que permita a los ciudadanos de florida portar armas en p

americano por las vías legales, se desespera y aventuran cruzando río bravo como está familias de haitíos lo que venimos es a pedir asilo e irnos por lo legal, y no pasar con coyotes ni sufrir con nuestros hijos como sufrimos en michoacán >>> roberto delgado telemundo 48 >>> se registró una explosión en un reconocido hotel en cuba la cifra de muertos aumentó a 18 personas aquí las primeras imágenes que se captaron vamos con eduardo rodríguez que nos detalla lo primero pero advertimos que algunas imágenes pueden ser perturbadoras >>> la capital de cuba se estremeció un hotel lujoso de la habana explotó, el hotel saratoga y les quita a bandera es una nube de humo tras un estruendo del pánico de los que por ahí caminaban hasta el momento se reporta múltiple, muertos y decenas de heridos mientras buscan a personas desaparecidas entre los escombros >>> de edificación está en el municipio habana vieja, sus pisos quedaron destruido con daños visibles en el exterior habitaciones y escombro por todas partes explosión fue cerca de 50 de la mañana en el tercer piso, las autoridades de ley emitiero

rio, texas asking for protection and the biden administration spins them around and expels them to haiti. we were working with people who were terribly upset and engaged in the resettlement of afghans and they were doing everything they could right there are delivering a materials donating money etc. and then what they when they saw what the biden administration did to haitians they asked this question of why right why are we treating haitians so differently? and now when you ask the question right, ukraine and the outpouring of not just support here in the us, but globally for ukrainians. again, it kind of creates the same sort of a dissonance in people's minds of okay? yes. we should be treating ukrainians with you know, everything we can helping them in every way possible. but why aren't we doing that for other communities and or bond for example? you know two months ago, he both he and you know, the president of poland were pushing syrian and afghan refugees out of poland and and hungary now, they're both welcoming ukrainians. so it's very easy for us to shame those who were opposed

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in haiti, guatemala, and other neighboring countries, millions of children go hungry, and right now thousandshelpless girls and boys are starving. for over 30 years, food for the poor has been reaching out to shine god's love on the poorest of the poor throughout the caribbean and latin america. but they need our help now to answer the prayers of children and families living on the edge of survival. (ethereal cinematic music) - [female narrator] there's deep sorrow in angela's eyes. this frail 10 year old carries a terrible burden of suffering.

mientras las autoridades se reÚnen en las calles ahÍ decenas de migrantesde el salvador, honduras, cuba, haitÍhay posibilidades de desarrollo y otros huyen de la violencia. hugo asegura que perteneciÓ las pandillas de el salvadory si regresa a su paÍs corre el riesgo de morir. hugo: si no te metes, tienes que desata para el ser. erika: juan lÁzaro migrÓ de cuba y comparte que casi muere de hambre. >> desde que lleguÉ a guatemala estÁ durmiendo a la calle. ericka: otros migrantes como eduardo, aunque ya lleva un mes de viaje desde que saliÓ de venezuela, estÁ determinado a llegar a estados unidos. >> buscando un futuro mejor ya que mi paÍs presenta grandes problemas polÍticos, sociales, econÓmicos. ericka: para el sociÓlogo la migraciÓn irregular continuarÁ mientras el desempleo y la desigualdad extrema persista. >> para nadie es un secreto que en centroamÉrica hay una ausencia completa de los estados. las clases mÁs bajas tienen menos probabilidades de Éxito. ericke: el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador espera que con su gira encuentro probabilidades y disminuir la migraciÓn irr

and haiti gang violence promises to bring chaos to everyday life.ican officials have urged haitian authorities to act to help release carlos correa 10 after 17 american missionaries were kidnapped last october -- cannot last october and later escaped. return to the worsening economic crisis in sri lanka. many people are struggling to pay for basic food and supplies. people have been protesting for days. our correspondent is in colombo for us tonight with the very latest. >> a bruised economy bringing thousands to the streets. the country has run out of cash. struggles to import essential items. these sri lankans are not giving up. they demand a course correction. >> people are dying. reporter: one person has been camping here 18 days. for people like her, basics have become luxury. >> you cannot afford to live here. food prices are increasing day by day. a shortage of oil, gas, all other essential goods, and also medicine. it is very difficult to live. i stopped buying fresh milk, because i cannot afford it anymore. reporter: classic case of a count

(wind gusting) (somber music) here in a tiny, isolated village in a barren region of haiti, a littleirl is fighting to survive. rosen ling is only six, but her eyes reflect a lifetime filled with suffering. her body is covered with sores.

mexicanas y guatemaltecas se reÚnen en las calles, hay decenas de migrantes de el salvador, cuba, haitÍhay posibilidades de desarrollo y otros huyen de la violencia. hugo asegura que perteneciÓ las pandillas de el salvador y se regresa a su paÍs corre riesgo de morir. juan lÁzaro miro de cuba y compartiÓ que casi muere de hambre. >> cuando llegue aquÍ a guatemala estaba durmiendo la calle, pasando hambre. erika: otros migrantes como eduardo, estÁ determinado a llegar a estados unidos. >> buscando un futuro mejor, ya que mi paÍs presenta grandes problemas polÍticos, sociales, econÓmicos. erika: para el sociÓlogo yair como la migraciÓn irregular continuarÁ mientras que el desempleo y la inseguridad extrema persista. >> en centroamÉrica y una ausencia completa de los es dados. las clases mÁs bajas tiene menos probabilidades de Éxito. erika: lÓpez obrador espera que con su girapara agilizar las oportunidades para migrantes y asÍ disminuir la migraciÓn irregular a mÉxico y estados unidos. erika porras, univisiÓn. leÓn: esta dolorosa historia se repite una vez mÁs. las autoridades de texas en

. >> they say they left haiti because the situation in haiti was very dangerous. >> reporter: they areore than 1.2 million people have attempted to enter through mexico since october. about half have been expelled under title 42, the pandemic public health order that allows immigration agents to return migrants to mexico without a hearing. the other half have been allowed into the u.s. pending their immigration cases. >> where are you going? >> bridgeport. >> bridgeport, connecticut. >> reporter: nora and france want to go by their first names for safety and say they have no money to get to their final destination. they're part of a new happening at the border, migrants entering with no money and no immediate family to stay with, tore family and friends they did have backed out. that was the case with this group of migrant men in san antonio. >> how many of you had money to buy a ticket to get to your destinations? no? >> reporter: the result, a growing homeless population that could only get bigger when title 42 lifts, and up to 18,000 migrants attempt to enter the u.s. every day. in

han detenido la misma de este ayer cuándo se nos notificó que traía indocumentados procedentes de haitíyer se rescataron 38 personas con vida 8 personas actualmente se encuentran hospitalizadas el resto de las personas se encuentran en el centro de detención de las patrullas fronterizas en el municipio de agua villa no se descarta que continúen personas en la zona de la costa oeste de nuestra isla >> habían dado tanto fallecidos por lo menos pudieron recuperar y traer 11 de los cuerpos la tierra ayer esperemos nuestras condolencias a la familia de las personas por el momento seguimos esperanzados de que puedan dar con algún otro sobreviviente >> personal de la agencia estatal para el manejo de emergencias en la zona se encuentra o ha estado todo el día a la espera de 1 aldea llamada para proceder con la movilización de rigor en caso de que se encuentren cuerpos o personas en alta mar >> la redes sociales populares entre lustros jóvenes y niños pero en qué momento sabemos y estamos usando de manera man normal o hablamos de 1 adicción >> le llevaremos a conocer la historia de 1 latina que

correspondent: a producer was watching all of this as a descendant of slaves on the caribbean island of haitirip is intense for her. >> seeing the brutality, the artifas of slavery, whips and chains. in history class, you learn about it. by have never seen it. it hits hard. you know, to tnk that that could have been me five or six generations back. it really hits home. >> today, we want to chat about the legacy of slavery. correspondent: a feeling sred by the schoolgirls, who are learning about the legacy of slavery from nicole, who is on grenada's reparations commission. >> this is laura. now, one of the things i want to say about laura is a she found her five times great grandfather -- her five times great grandfather was a slaveowner. correspondent: he. >> in grenada. correspondent: then, when slavery was abolished in 1834, my family received the equivalent of 3 million pounds in compensation. and the slaves received nothing. do you think thaty family should pay money in reparatio to the people of grenada? after class, i sat down with the students to find out more about their views on repa

died and 31 rescued eight haitians are in the hospital there's recently been a surge of migrants from haiti to the u.s. by sea in a statement posted to twitter, the coast guard says they are searching for survivors with all available assets. with several u.s. agencies involved >>> at least 17,000 people are expected to attend an abortion rights rally in d.c. on saturday the event known as the bans off our bodies demonstration will take place in the national mall and is organized in part by the women's march. it is set to start at noon and followed by a march to the supreme court at 2:00 p.m. the events come in the wake of a leaked supreme court opinion >>> a piece of rare sports memorabilia is helping relief efforts. a rare baseball, signed by president zelenskyy was up for auction. a portion of the proceeds will go to ukrainian relief >>> kendrick lamar is back with his first album in five years. >>> and spring into spring with the hottest toys of the season but when she gets on her bike, she becomes rebel renee. (motor revving) rebel renee is the most outspoken member of her book club. an

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last year dhs designated haiti with temporary protected status to haiti, and in making that decision dhs noted that haiti is grappling with deteriorating political crisis, violence and a staggering increase in human rights abuses. haiti faces the challenges of raising food insecurity, waterborne disease epidemic. similar conditions exist for cameroon which was finally granted status last week. can you explain why haitians cameroonians and of the thing poverty, violence and war are not exempt from title 42?on >> congresswoman, our experts not only in u.s. citizenship and immigration services but also in the department of state review country conditions to determine which countries are eligible for temporary protected status based on the statutory criteria that are set forth. and you correctly note that we review the country conditions last year in haiti and granted temporary protected status for individuals already resident in the united states from haiti. we actually come in light of the tragic assassination of the haitian presidental last year, extended the period. we have not made

you want to shop for hench haiti? true distrust this is an awful about what the truth actually is. al jazeera investigative unit pulls back the curtain and reveals how fear suspicion and conspiracy theories have become the tools of the powerful were in a dangerous territory. and that dangerous territory runs deep. what happens now that we literally diverge, that may well be how democracy does the truth illusion. on a jesse e t r o the u. s. intelligence chief warns rushes, preparing for a long war and ukraine and its actions could become more unpredictable. ah, i'm how much of jerome this is? elders you're alive from door up. also coming up. women and children slaughtered at a displaced persons camp in the latest brutal attack on the eastern democratic republic of congo. the w h o says china.

la mayorÍa de los inmigrantes proceden de cuba, haitÍ, nicaragua, como Él, quien ya no tendrÁ que hacerando en la oficina de inmigraciÓn en orlando. desde miami, florida, primero. —— rivero. jorge: una nueva encuesta realizada concluyÓ que el Índice de el presidente biden subiÓ un 5%, aunque aÚn tiene 10 puntos mÁs de desaprobaciÓn que de aprobaciÓn, los encuestados esto eran de acuerdo con la forma en que el gobierno de biden ha manejado la casa blanca frente a un 50 y 2% que estÁ en desacuerdo, la encuesta revelÓ que el mandatario ganado fuerzas en temas como la guerra en ucrania y la pandemia de coronavirus pero estas cifras pueden verse afectados por la decisiÓn que se tome sobre tÍtulo con latidos que permite reportar rÁpidamente migrantes en la frontera. ilia: la economÍa de los estados unidos estÁ cerca de alcanzar un importante logro en su recuperaciÓn, una firma afirma que el mercado laboral ha recuperado todos los empleos que se perdieron durante la pandemia, el reporte que se va a publicar el viernes habla de la creaciÓn de 431,000 empleos en marzo, en abril se creÓ una canti

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it's the latest in a string of boat accidents in the region involving migrants from haiti and the dominicanc. >>> "usa today" reports the kentucky derby winner, rich strike, will not run in the preakness next weekend. the owner and trainer of the horse have agreed to stick with the initial plan for rich strike and let him rest for five weeks. that means there will be no triple crown winner in horse racing for the fourth straight year. rich strike was the biggest long shot to win the derby in more than a century. he will be available to run the belmont stakes on june 11th. >>> "the new york times" reports on the first image of the milky way's black hole. astronomers said they captured a picture of the super massive black hole at the center of the milky way galaxy. the colorized image is from the event horizon telescope, a network of eight synchronized telescopes around the world. the black hole which sucks in light, gases, and dust is four million times larger than the sun. >> i think every once in a while -- we've been working on this for so long, with so many people. every once in a while

as for latin america, they generally left the hall with cuba and haiti voted against the exclusion of russia was nicaragu, and argentina and brazil already abstained, as well as honduras dominican republic panama panama, as always mexico, as always, elvador now and chile and peru and how other ordinary citizens were chanting in peru. wow amines. it's a steering wheel sagan beer. translation friend of putin, you and i, well, with the exception of russia in the world tourism organization , guatemala colombia costa rica was out of power for americans. paraguay uruguay and ecuador, however, about the last two countries there is now an interesting twist, ecuadorian bananas. this is what we have already talked about because of the anti-russian sanctions. west , they cannot get to russia for this reason , ecuadorian peasants found themselves on the verge of poverty. that is, last year the commodity turnover with russia amounted to almost a billion dollars, and what about the ecuadorian president lasso, so he was just in the uruguayan motorcycle video these days and proposed to conclude a fre

is it haiti? the nonsense they are spewing out? it is something. reporter: the accused gunman payton gendron is not from buffalo. he traveled 200 miles from conklin new york, planning the attack for months. he purchased to the ar-15 rifle legally but attached an extended magazine illegal in new york but easy to find elsewhere. the attack centered on a theory that white people are being replaced according to a 180 page document found online believed to be written by the alleged shooter months ago. so why was it not forwarded to police? >> social media companies have to be able to monitor keywords and then notify us. >> this was calculated, it was cruel, it was very intentional. reporter: the governor has ordered flags at half staff. the suspect is facing life in prison for first degree murder charges, but there could also be federal hate crime charges as well. in buffalo, new york, i'm derek waller for abc7news. >> the buffalo attack has police department's across the bay area on alert. the san francisco police department has increased patrols in di

community-based anti-violence programs and houses in such widely disparate places as afghanistan, haitikenya, egypt, iraq, south dakota and the city of joy. the now world-renowned women survivors of violence that eve founded in the war-ravaged democratic republic of congo. eve has done far more as an artist and create "the vagina monologues." she has written other remarkable plays, produced films, won countless awards and written wonderful works of nonfiction and memoir, including her incredibly timely new book, "the apology," which she talks about today. it is hard for socially engaged writers and artists to reconcile their literary lives with activism, but eve seems to do it more seamlessly than anyone i have seen. she channels her boundless creativity into both her art and her advocacy so organically, that rather than awkwardly coexisting, they feed and strengthen each other. the result is powerful but gracefully crafted, totally engaged, fully embodied, truly revolutionary art. when she was stricken with life-threatening illness, she discovered the healing power of nature and has be