ambassador to haiti. this nomination demonstrates the biden-harris administration recognizing america's role as an ally to haiti to respond to the voluntary tilt of the situation today. throughout the month, we must continue to recognize the challenges that haiti is currently grappling with and where our nation can lead and support these efforts. i'd like to yield back to my co-anchor. mr. jackson: thank you, the honorable sheila cherfilus-mccormick. mr. speaker, i rise today to join with my colleagues in recognizing and giving special commendation to caribbean american heritage month. from shirley chisholm to malcolm x, to congresswoman yvette clarke, to congresswoman sheila cherfilus-mccormick, to the great w.e.b. debois, to c.b.c. chair, mr. steven horsford, sheila jackson lee, from the founder of the city of chicago, jean baptist, to the great general in haiti, here we are, people who come to this country from the caribbean have helped to make america more vibrant and successful. this is because carib

matiel is a leader in haiti's wakali movement.ns armed with weapons forming a phalanx of regular people, banding together to fight against the rampant gang violence here. it's an open call to arms. where every man, woman, and child is enlisted. haiti is no stranger to crisis. but what we're seeing now, we've never seen before. the country's future plainly at risk. >> we now have breaking news. the of haiti has been assassinated by unknown assailants. >> there's been a dizzying array of headlines, twists and turns. >> port-au-prince could descend into chaos at any moment. >> reporter: not far from america's shores, rate now all of haiti is dancing on a razor's edge. this land is already one of the most bleak places on the planet, beset by centuries of foreign exploitation, corruption, and seemingly endless natural disasters despite billions of dollars in aid after haiti's devastating 2010 earthquake. the infrastructure remains vulnerable to extreme weather. more than 50 people killed by flooding and another earthquake earlier this

haitÍ es un rival fuerte.a mejor acciÓn de nosotros. >> ¿repetirÁs alineaciÓn? ¿te gustÓ el accionar del equipo contra honduras? jaime: de momento sÍ. casi todas las posiciones en niveles muy similar y seguramente tendrÁn la oportunidad diminutos para poder consolidarse y tener mÁs minutos en este torneo. lindsay: vemos atrÁs lo que jaime lozano hizo en la selecciÓn nacional de menores. contra honduras impulsÓ una seguidilla de cinco victorias de la tricolor contra los catrachos y contra y si quiere llegar a 11 partidos invictos. el dÍa de hoy, por tres puntos y por avanzar como primeros y prÁcticamente estar ya calificados acuerdos de final. lindsay: ya se viene uno a poner nervioso. vimos haitÍ contra qatar y me parece que hoy en dÍa haitÍ mostrÓ mejor fÚtbol de lo que le vimos a honduras en la presentaciÓn. >> tu apreciaciÓn es muy buena, lindsay. me parece que es importante la contundencia en ataque. que los interiores lleguen la segunda lÍnea como 9. me parece que mÉxico debe aprovechar. lindsay: es pelig

when we think about haiti, haiti is crucial. haiti goes to a colony of enslaved africans into being a republic of black citizens between 1791 and 1804. the french have the indemnity on haiti and they cripple haiti's economy for centuries. the united states unleashes an embargo against haiti by thomas jefferson, even though it is haiti that allows the united states to more than double in size through the louisiana purchase in 1803 because napoleon is waging a losing war against haiti and trying to recall nice haiti. hades defeat of the british, they defeat the spanish, they defeat the french. the lesson of haiti is that when we think about the haitian revolution, it goes beyond emancipation. it is freedom beyond emancipation. it is freedom beyond what the french thought of, and also with united states thought of in the declaration of independence. whether you talk about the declaration of independence or the declaration of the rights of man, we know of things were illusory because they sanctioned and profited and exploited black

military involvement in haiti. he can't get away from haiti. he's done very well with haiti. discussions of u.s. foreign policy, both defense and offense against cuba. and what about them allowing china to have military bases now in cuba? i think you're not too happy about that, mr. senator. he's not even saying anything about it. recording and president clinton's conversations with foreign leaders. sensitive facts about trade negotiations taken from presidential briefings. this is all the tapes. discussions with the secretary state about conflict in bosnia and much much more. not only was bill clinton never even considered for criminal

our team inside haiti tonight, the u.n. now says there's been more civilians killed in haiti then in ukraine in the first four months of this year. the horrific violence in our matt rivers tonight on the dangerous journey to get help to the children. back in the u.s., the young lawyer who worked in new york city arrested tonight facing charges for a series of in boston. of how authorities tracked him down. the fda warning tonight about off-brand forms of drugs being used for weight loss with the hope they will work like those epic and what the fda is saying. tonight, the piano man, news coming in on billy joel. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight with david muir." >> david: good evening, great to have you with us on the thursday night and we begin tonight with a frightening image, president biden falling on stage of the u.s. air force academy in colorado springs. he had delivered the commencement address, the president taking part in the time honored tradition addressi

haiti was already struggling with rampant gang violence.he head of the international gang unit says that has impeded rescue efforts. the rain is in effect of hurricane season that will last until november. >> we have more on the challenges haiti currently faces. >> it has been a very difficult time, you know, for haiti, especially in the last year. there's been various dynamics over the last months, including the emergence of a new movement at the end of april that has led to -- which is essentially a vigilante movement with nearly 200 alleged gang members, so it makes for a very complicated security setting. let alone all the humanitarian disasters happening now. humanitarian agencies, united nations agencies which are underground, but inundate themselves with resources, still facing difficult conditions to get through because gangs are essentially controlling national roads. you also have a more basic crisis going on with hunger affecting nearly half of the population. haiti is facing multiple set of crises as it is right now, and despite

why is it that haiti is ignored? why is it haiti has been forgotten?its inception. in 1804, a black nation in a white world. >> first one. >> it was exploiting freedom all over latin america. that didn't sit well. it has been fighting against a barrage of forces. today is no different. >> it's such a tragedy. it's an extraordinary people and they just -- they are left on their own or worse. gary pierre pierre, thank you. >> if it wasn't for bad luck, haiti wouldn't have any luck at all. >> gary pierre pierre, i thank you very much. >>> before we go, we are celebrating new life in the nbc news family. his mom is yamiche alcindor. he was born may 30th. yrie means vibes are good and everything is well. our best wishes to this beautiful, extraordinary new family. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can watch highlights from today's show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a federal grand jury in miami hears testimony today f

and politically there, your thoughts on where you are. >> haiti is everything for me.s really about building up myself so i can continue to build up where i am from. i am, you know, as you know, from haitian parents and, you know, they worked really hard to get to a point, you know. and every time i go back to haiti, my heart is just broken, you know, over and over and over again every single time i go back. there is just the strongest people in the world. i just feel like they are the most resilient people on the planet. but we just need a break, you know? and i want to be a smart part of that break if i can be. so everything that i am doing as of now, the end goal is to change where haiti is at. >> it really is a -- spent almost a week in rural haiti with some of the most remarkable people for a cnn report and it really is a magical place. >> it is. >> it deserves a lot. >> absolutely. and such incredible beaches and amazing food. and i want the world to experience that part. we always talk about like the down parts of haiti. >> you're right chblt but there are so ma

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jorge: mÉxico va en primer lugar seguido de haitÍ, que venciÓ por la mÍnima diferencia a qatar, eston mexicana. alejandro: una nueva esperanza naciÓ tras el contundente triunfo contra la selecciÓn de honduras en la copa oro, despuÉs de una racha de derrotas contra estados unidos. >> con ese amor, con ese cariÑo, con esa estimaciÓn, que le echen ganas para que el dÍa de maÑana puedan tener la copa mundial en la mano. alejandro: la llegada de jaime lozano llegÓ como un vitamÍnico para los jugadores, el despertar vino para el mediocampista luis romo. >> es un nuevo comienzo, una revancha deportiva para todo ellos, llegarÁn dolidos y sabemos que esa no es la selecciÓn que queremos. alejandro: los jugadores se sacudieron la polilla este domingo contra el equipo catracho y hasta se divirtieron en la cancha.. >> tienen un compromiso con la aficiÓn y con el paÍs, vestir la camiseta es jugÁrsela, no es una manera de hacer dinero. alejandro: el trabajo de los ex entrenadores argentinos gerardo tata martino y diego coca dejaron al tri en la lona, con el tata mÉxico no clasificÓ a la siguiente r

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when we think about haiti, haiti is crucial.es to a colony of enslaved africans into being a republic of black citizens between 1791 and 1804. the french have the indemnity on haiti and they cripple haiti's economy for centuries. the united states unleashes an embargo against haiti by thomas jefferson, even though it is haiti that allows the united states to more than double in size through the louisiana purchase in 1803 because napoleon is waging a losing war against haiti and trying to recall nice haiti. hades defeat of the british, they defeat the spanish, they defeat the french. the lesson of haiti is that when we think about the haitian revolution, it goes beyond emancipation. it is freedom beyond emancipation. it is freedom beyond what the french thought of, and also with united states thought of in the declaration of independence. whether you talk about the declaration of independence or the declaration of the rights of man, we know of things were illusory because they sanctioned and profited and exploited black people of

life from the headquarters in delphi and getting navigate to also ahead of the crate. shakes, western haiti the island nation is still struggling to recover from heavy floods. that kills more than 40 people was for sale, a more ins be original girlfriend. if i am a ostrich. roberto, who has passed away at the age of 83, the hello ukraine and russell are accusing each other of blowing up a major down flooding towns on villages in russian control territory down stream. and of course on region. water levels have risen as much as 11 meters in the area, and thousands of people have been evacuated. the nova co cobra, them links to the bank so that the need for a river held by russia in the south to ukrainian held territory in the north. that supplies water to the crime being put into well and cools this upper reach you a nuclear power plant. so yeah, i a says it's face has no immediate risk. charles stratford begins to recover it's from supper. reach you until monday, the cook, good time hills back. 18000000000 cubic meters of water generating electricity and providing fresh water for hundreds of

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still some what's the weather for haiti? but not as heavy. that rain, as it has been, certainly by the time we get into thursday, right? know, so kay is up for the likes of nicaragua. so heavy rain, however full costa rica and panama mexico. the still seeing a few showers, but move in the way, sunshine, mexico city at 29 degrees celsius on thursday that to weather update the the, the bus next week, the of the american watching out is there a has reminder of our top story? is this, our thousands of people have been evacuated after a major don collapsed in the russian control territory and new crane 1st cave and most ago have accused each other of being behind the attack of the neva cove in the cuss on regions. at least 4 people have died and hate after a magnitude of 4.9 of quite a remote region of the country is struck just days off to floods killed at least 42 people. i'm a canadian province of quebec has become the new epicenter of wild fines, which devastates the country for weeks south for lots of extended to the united states. despite fr

this is the largest hospital in haiti, and it has been barely working for the past 5 months. the pediatrics unix has just started to work once again very, very slowly. but when we arrived here with the oldest children that you can see here that have been abandoned and then is 12 years old who is 10. and this baby is 6 months old or threes. i noted as he was doing your report a little gallon than she had a hand behind you. you go after hand and she smiled broadly. and you didn't miss a beat you carried on doing a stand up that was never going to happen twice. it was just kind of happened once . what was that that you're reporting and then a little lunch can hold that hand to you. what did you try me to bring tears to my eyes? i mean, i have to say, so it was a very emotional day for us because we were ready to cover, you know, a country in crisis with violence with gangs. then suddenly we made it to the hospital to talk to tell the stories. adults were trying to get some type of assistance of health care in a country that is completely that is in a crisis. and suddenly we foun

most of the damage is reported in areas around the capital pull to products and in the west. haiti is already struggling with rump and gang violence. the head of a civil protection unit does that's impeded rescue efforts. the rain coincides with the starts of atlanta car retain season that will last until event. bernard smith, alger 0. harold isaac, as an independent journalist in haiti, uses recovery efforts are facing many challenges. it's been a difficult time for hospitals, essentially at the end of 2020 to your face and gas shortage is due to the, to the, the lot uh movement that was, that mocked essentially access to the main portal terminals. um, and that has affected the operation of hospitals. now you also have a more basic uh, you know, price is going on with a $100.00 affecting nearly half of the population as for you and agencies. uh, and this is not helping you know, the health situation per se, the relief effort. uh indeed, as it is right now is mainly led by international organizations and humanity, or even agencies, uh un agencies which are on the grounds. but even dat

so my job having returned from haiti is to remind the world that haiti is still there, still needs ourl needs security, and it needs to be able to prosper in a way so that they don't lose a generation of children. >> broadly speaking, extreme weather is a factor that's affecting crops and migration. you've said climate change is influencing the situations in a number of the examples you just gave. where are you seeing it impact the most? >> well, one of the places is the sahel. if you can see what's down there and the impact that climate change has had on it, so what we're -- what we are doing with regards to the sahel and other regions in africa is water management, teaching ancient ways, which are simple to do, and climate change not just in africa, or the sahel, but climate change is worldwide and we're going to be seeing, you know, we're having to manage crops now that have to be more resilient to drought. our animal feed and things have to be more resilient so the animals can be resistant to drought. there's a lot of things at stake here. i think when people talk about climate cha

in 1914, america presented the wilson plan, allowing the use of force in the dominican republic and haitiich the us established a provisional government in the dominican republic, which monitored the presidential elections in october 1914 for the post president was elected juan and sidora jimenez americans, reacted negatively to the pro-american president in the country began an insurgency. as a result which the americans were forced to lead troops on the territory of the country. the us military was remembered by the dominicans for extreme cruelty. the americans violated all humanitarian conventions regarding prisoners of war. e for civilians. they used all possible medieval tortures from water to fire, that is, modular. we can, uh, imagine the scale of their cruelty. the victims of american military aggression were the most vulnerable sections of society, old peasants, peaceful, and the disobedience of one person was punished by the entire village. to the dominican republic uh the americans promoted their foreign policy foreign economic goals; one of the main tasks of a headache for the

una represa en ucrania se derrumbÓ provocando graves inundaciones y en haitÍ es registrÓ un sismo quepueblos estÁn bajo agua, ahora en lugar de sistema de suministro solo hay un camiÓn de agua buen la gente. >>> la represa era fuente de agua buen la agricultura y producciÓn agrÍcola. >>> entre tanto, el secretario de las naciones unidas declarÓ que la organizaciÓn y sus socios humanitarios aceleran labores de apoyo a ucrania. a todo esto, un terremoto golpÓo el sur de haitÍ dejando a 3 personas muertas, las vÍctimas encontradas bajo una casa derrumbada donde buscaban posibles sobrevivientes. el prÍncipe harry llegÓ a una corte de londres para testificar en un juicio como parte de una demanda contra el daily mirror a que acusa de arruinar su vida. harry, declarÓ sobre el sufrimiento que dÍcele provocaron artÍculos del dÍa rÍo al que aing acusa de objeto de tener detalles sobre su vida. escuchando incluso sus llamadas telefÓnicas, esto convierte al prÍncipe en el primer miembro de la realeza en testificar ante una corte en mÁs de cien aÑos. en normandÍa se conmemorÓ el llamado dÍa d la

borja: el jueves continÚa la copa oro, qatar contra honduras, seguido de haitÍ contra mÉdico.isiÓn y tvn. borja: gracias por acompaÑarnos. hasta maÑana. presentadora: jueves 29 de junio y estas son las principales noticias. en una decisiÓn histÓrica la corte suprema invalidÓ la acciÓn afirmativa por raza en las universidades,todos los jueces a favor estuvieron a favor y las tres liberales en contra, tendremos reacciones de estudiantes. no hemos tenido ese privilegio, que ellos pueden ingresar a las instituciones que gusten. presentadora: un jurado de la florida declara no culpable a un expolicÍa de cargos de negligencia durante el tiroteo que matÓ a 17 personas en una secundaria de par plan, lo habÍan acusado de no confrontar al agresor. en mÉxico familiares, amigos y el general asisten hoy a los servicios fÚnebres de talina fernÁndez, la dama del buen decir, que falleciÓ a los 78 aÑos de edad. la repÚblica dominicana celebra con orgullo el juego perfecto que lanzÓ domingo herma, de los yanquis de nueva york>> en mi vida habÍa sentido una emociÓn como la que sentÍa noche, nunc

once it got to haiti. how did it get to haiti? when the democratic republic of the congo became independent in 1960, all of the belgian colonial professionals were told to get out and go home. it was understandable. great initial leader of the newly independent congo, than a fellow who took over in 1965 wanted the colonial professionals gone. so who came in to help the congo and fill the breach? french-speaking africans from other parts of the world, including haiti. haitian doctors, haitian lawyers, haitian teachers who went as a support mission to the congo and lived there for some years. and had lives -- wives and girlfriends and acquired the infection, presumably. then, the haitians went back. he wanted to africanize, the haitians went home and took infection with them. that is why haiti was initially one of the hotspots in the early discovery detection of hiv-aids, then there were people selling their blood serum in plasma extraction centers in haiti. the blood serum was being extracted and the red cells put back into them, t

once it got to haiti. how did it get to haiti? when the democratic republic of the congo became independent in 1960, all of the belgian colonial professionals were told to get out and go home. it was understandable. great initial leader of the newly independent congo, than a fellow who took over in 1965 wanted the colonial professionals gone. so who came in to help the congo and fill the breach? french-speaking africans from other parts of the world, including haiti. haitian doctors, haitian lawyers, haitian teachers who went as a support mission to the congo and lived there for some years. and had lives -- wives and girlfriends and acquired the infection, presumably. then, the haitians went back. he wanted to africanize, the haitians went home and took infection with them. that is why haiti was initially one of the hotspots in the early discovery detection of hiv-aids, then there were people selling their blood serum in plasma extraction centers in haiti. the blood serum was being extracted and the red cells put back into them, t

la selecciÓn mexicana tendrÁ su segunda prueba en esta copa oro el jueves frente a haitÍ.ciones realizaron mÁs de 100 movimientos. roger estarÍa suspendido un aÑo por toda la actividad de los emparrillados. le llaman “liderazgo compartido”. dirigido por cada comunidad... en un ambiente innovador: las escuelas comunitarias de california. donde los padres, las familias, los estudiantes, y los educadores toman las decisiones en conjunto. basándose en las necesidades específicas de sus alumnos. con un plan de estudios que refleja la cultura local. además, ley de inmigración, despensas de alimentos y centros de bienestar. escuelas comunitarias de california. reimaginando la educación pública. voy>> si quieres hablar mejor el inglÉs le decimos cÓmo puede escribirse en esos cursos. una nutriÓloga nos explica. >> como sabemos es importante que tomÉ bastante agua. las temperaturas irÁn en ascenso. tÓmese esos descansos en la sombra. saddam: puede comunicarse con nuestro equipo de noticias a travÉs de whatsapp. llegamos asÍ. recuerde que tenemos una cita con mÁs informac—— magia de

it's been a very difficult uh time you know, for haiti, especially in the last year. and there's been various dynamics over the last months, including the merchants of the water and the movement at the end of april, that has led to uh, which is essentially a visit uh, digit on the movement uh with the deaf of nearly 200 ellipse gang members. um, so it, it, it makes for a very complicated uh, security setting, let alone all the humanitarian disasters are happening right now. so in the absence of, i suppose, a affective centralized government who is essentially driving relief efforts while the you can do, you know, the relief effort. uh mtv, as it is right now is mainly led by international organizations and humanitarian agencies. un agencies. we turn around the grounds, but even data themselves with their resources are still facing difficult conditions to get through and bring release in a to affected areas. because gains are essentially in control of national growth. and what does this mean in terms of the health cabinets available to people that are hospitable? so fu

so or at least 42 people have died in flooding in haiti. more than 13000 homes have been flooded and there's been significant damage defendant, ben inspect reports, salvaging clothes, washed away by floods. the various parts of hate, the syringe will raise during saturday and sunday. james, i don't think i lost a 5 year old child. i risk losing 2 children, but god left the other one hanging in the tree. i saved one, but i lost one anyway. my house was swept away by the floods. i lost everything to the roads are turned into rivers of brown water. many cups of also have been damaged in the country when many a staffing world food program says tens of thousands of people have been effective . most of the damage is reported in areas around the capital photo panels and in the west. 80 is already struggling with drums and gang violence. the head of the civil protection unit does not seem p did rescue efforts. the rain coincides with the stats of atlanta car retain season that will last until event bernard smith, alger 0. and he has dropped now wit

the weather devastated crops amid ongoing problems with starvation in haiti. prime minister has requested international assistance >>> prince harry today takes the stand in the high court of london, testifying against the tabloid publisher "mirror group newspapers". harry and others have sued the company accusing it of hacking their phones and using other illegal methods to report stories. the mirror group says that outside of one incident they apologized for they've only used documents, public statements and anonymous sources to legally report on prince harry it will be the first time in 130 yearsthat a top royal has testified in court >>> we've got more wet weather on the way nbc meteorologist angie lassman is here tracking some storms developing across the country. good morning angie >> wef''ve got a couple spots where we'll see thunderstorms developing, new mexico and texas. and an area of low pressure we're tracking in parts of new england. i'll show what you that does to the forecast for the next day or so but here's the area where we'll watch for floodi

of the haiti rebuilding.eacekeeping force that was in haiti lost the support of a local population. it was because partly because of the fact that cholera epidemic was traced to a you and peacekeeping base. i really devastating epidemic in haiti. for the last several years, there has been no peacekeeping force in haiti. there was a peacekeeping force for years, but there was not much appetite at the security council at the moment to redeploy the peacekeeping force. there was more appetite for the security council and the un's choices more broadly to support akkadian lead security epidemics, but this has to do with sending police the challenge of gangs that are essentially controlling things that governments would typically control is not something that the united nations or any outside power, including the united states, has been meaningfully impacting over the last several years. it would seem that the best we could do at this moment, what they are doing is providing humanitarians of worked as the country de

of the haiti rebuilding.ing force that was in haiti lost the support of a local population. it was because partly because of the fact that cholera epidemic was traced to a you and peacekeeping base. i really devastating epidemic in haiti. for the last several years, there has been no peacekeeping force in haiti. there was a peacekeeping force for years, but there was not much appetite at the security council at the moment to redeploy the peacekeeping force. there was more appetite for the security council and the un's choices more broadly to support akkadian lead security epidemics, but this has to do with sending police the challenge of gangs that are essentially controlling things that governments would typically control is not something that the united nations or any outside power, including the united states, has been meaningfully impacting over the last several years. it would seem that the best we could do at this moment, what they are doing is providing humanitarians of worked as the country descends f

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in the affected area. nearly 32000 homes were flooded. harold isaac is an independent journalist in haiti. here's what he told down to 0 earlier. it's been a difficult time for hospitals essentially, at the end of 2022, they were facing gas shortage is due to the, to the p. mark, a movement that was, that mocked essentially access to the main oral terminals and that has affected the operation of hospitals. now you also have a more basic uh, you know, price is going on with a hunger, uh, affecting nearly half of the population. as for you and agencies, uh, and this is not helping you know, the health situation per se, the relief effort. uh n p d, as it is right now is mainly led by international organizations and your manager in agencies. uh un agencies which are on the grounds, but even data themselves with their resources are so facing difficult conditions to get through and bring release in a to affected areas. because gains are essentially in control of national groups. interest to india. central bureau of investigation is taking charge of a probing to a collision between 3 trains and

it's been a very difficult uh time you know, for haiti, especially in the last year. and there's been various dynamics over the last months, including the merchants of the water, the movement at the end of april that has led to uh, which is essentially a visit. uh, digit on the movement uh with the deaf of nearly 200 ellipse gang members. um so it, it, it makes for a very complicated uh, security settings. uh let alone all the humanitarian disasters are happening right now. you manage here in agencies. uh un agencies. we turn on the grounds, but even date themselves with their resources are so facing difficult conditions to get through and bring release in a to affected areas. because games are essentially in control of national groups. now you also have a more basic uh, you know, crisis going on with, uh, hunger, uh, affecting nearly half of the population is for you and agencies. he is facing multiple set of crises as it is right now. and despite you know, the presence of international organizations, this is a dropping the ocean to face the crisis. the biggest issue

at least 4 people have died in haiti after magnitude 4.9, 1st vacated remote region of the country. it struck just days after floods killed at least $42.00 people. the us secretary of state and sidney, blinking has met with us. so the crown prince had been set in mind as part of his 3 day visit to saudi arabia, the usa departments, as who held a wide ranging open and cans of discussion. that included talks on ending the war and human and human rights. bilateral relations between the us and saudi arabia. i've been strange in recent years, blinking is expected to attend the gulf cooperation council meeting in the coming hours. meanwhile, iran has reopened its embassy and saudi arabia. after 7 years of closure. the move comes after a deal brokered by china to re establish diplomatic ties between the 2 countries. so the radio is also set to reopen its embassy and to her on over no official date has been confirmed to come see their to their input on this is their relation different as long as you probably get on. and so the out of you, we are confident with the hosting up to florida of t

the political and economic climate in haiti is increasing. it's so severe nearly 20,000 people are facing famine food insecurity. the first in our hemisphere record history. it's driving up the cost of delivering aid or making some areas completely inaccessible. humanitarian actors including haitian lead ngos, civil society working tirelessly to meet the needs of people, but the political solution is required to address the full scale of this crisis. in addition from january to mid march, 531 people were killed and 300 injured by gang incidents. how does the budget request reflect the department's outlook on the political solution to the crisis in haiti and if it does, how does it prioritize it? >> thank you. we have at least two if not more interconnected problems and you point to the two main ones. we need a political way forward in haiti that produces a fully legitimate government that is able to do business with the haitian people. at the same time, given the absence and security of the profound insecurity, it is very hard for the haitian

the rest is in the middle east, and haiti, the americans have been taking care of haiti for years, toon, long before they created the organization of separate nations, they began, uh, to help this country somehow create states, but there is still nothing to create such and such a functioning system can't do that, so here's laid out about the fact that we are the most powerful power. as we wish, so be it. well, as long as they didn't really want to, apparently in many places. i don't gloat. i'm just stating a fact. and then that what they are claiming is their ability to single-handedly prevent a nuclear war. this is an honor, we praise no one wants nuclear wars, but uh, it was not in vain that they were created, despite this desire to avoid nuclear war. it was not in vain that checks and balances were created in the form of those treaties that we just talked about against missile defenses. on average, missiles are smaller and the range and the treaty, of course, are strategic offensive weapons, so rely on chance. i didn't know it was an american tradition. i think it's a russian tradit