i was born in ayiti, also known as haiti. and i came here, in the united states, in 1996, at the age of ten. little haiti has been here for such a long time. this place became a place of resurrection for myself in terms of my cultural identity. the little haiti is very vibrant, and you can smell the culture, the seasoning. this is definitely inside the united states but it feels very foreign. the majority of the properties that are in ti ayiti, little haiti, these properties are way overdue for renovations. they were overdue to either be destroyed and to be built back up. i'm renita holmes. miami born and raised. i'm an african american, inner city woman that loves my city and loves my community. since i moved, i haven't unpacked this time. this is my fourth move in three years. the housing unit, where there's so many issues of mould, moisture, no drains. to me, my health changed when i came over. so, curtains are a luxury, and... ..that's what aluminium foil does, in making sure that covering my windows keeps the humidity do

and try to fix the problems in haiti. go to the oval office and hear something you are not supposed to hear, which is the vice president of the united states, joe biden, now the president saying, "is this guy really able to lead this effort?" or something like that. is that right? dr. shah: president obama called me right after the earthquake, first time i took a call from the president, and said, "i'm putting you in charge of the whole of government effort, civilian and military, to respond to this crisis," which ultimately led to 250,000 people perishing just two hours from our shores. the next morning in an oval office briefing -- i got there just a few minutes early because i was terrified of being late. david: your shoes were ok? dr. shah: my shoes were fine. i walked in, and president obama and vice president biden were over by the window. president obama saw me come in. vice president biden was in the middle of saying to president obama, are you sure about this guy? he's only 36. he just got here, to washington. th

in trying to redevelop and fix the problems in haiti.o to the oval office and you hear something you are not supposed to hear, which is the vice president of the united states, joe biden, now, the president, saying, is this guy really able to lead the effort, is that right? dr. shah: president obama called me actually the day before right after the earthquake happened, and said -- first time i took a call from the president -- and said, raj, i am putting you in charge of the whole of government effort civilian and , military, to respond to this tragic crisis, which ultimately led to more than 250,000 people perishing just two hours from our shores. so the next morning in the oval office briefing -- i got there a few minutes early because i was terrified of being late. david: your shoes were ok? [laughter] dr. shah: my shoes were fine. president biden and president obama were in the window, by then facing out at obama facing the door so he saw me coming in. vice president biden was in the middle of saying to president obama, "are you sure

too bad, buddy, you told me you're from haiti, you're going back to haiti. as soon as the word got out on that it immediately stopped. >> so there is a deterrents factor that was effective. >> yes. it doesn't even take that much, either. you just start enforce that go law and start deporting people that do not qualify for asylum that are here in the country illegally, you start doing that the word spreads like wild fire and the spigot is immediately turned off. >> do you sense that in your conference, in the house of representatives, you have colleagues who are sincere in their interest to pass an immigration reform, any kind of immigration reform bill in this upcoming supplemental negotiation? >> i do. i've also -- you know, three years now tackling this issue, i haveckly found there are not that many genuine actors that want to see this problem get solved because it is very lucrative politically to just, you know, blame one another for everything that's wrong, and it's all fun and games when it's somebody else's district or somebody else's state, but what

and two boys and i'll make the connections because i'm from haiti 1915.the us occupies haiti july 1915, three months after birth of the nation was shown at the white house and so i'm wondering in terms of i mean, of course in the germans presence in the caribbean as well in which serve as an excuse the occupation. right. the expansion of germany and the caribbean. so i'm wondering whether there is a kind of conundrum or paradox, the notions of democracy that. perhaps the boy is thinking about democracy, capital d and wilson is thinking about democracy capital. i mean, it's minuscule d, right? there is this kind of paradox, but at the same time, james weldon jensen knew because he in a sense defended haiti. yes, but he knew that the u.s. was interested in democracy. in that democracy, as far as a country like haiti and perhaps would have to be gotten by themselves and not through another imperialistic ignorance. so why is it that dubois i mean, that's part of my work, that dubois was a bit naive right in that sense. yeah, i think it's a a great question an

haiti is really north america. the idea is don't want constantly a flood.business at home. as the american dream, i definitely think on that. that's definitely something on my mind. i'm watching the paper, right? and it's financial literacy. 54% black/brown don't have a retirement plan. so i was invited by the ceo of tiaa, and theretirement cool? so i was brought in. >> we have a headline on this. i think we have the cover i mentioned. you're talking about culture and the conversation going beyond financial literacy. >> how do we make it right? i went and got a bunch, starting with the gen z generation, lola brook, capela gray, and of course, i closed it, and the idea is, how do we start to get the youth at a very young age to start to think of retirement. >> here's this hip-hop stars uniting. i have a response and bill may want to get in. you know, there was a conservative breitbart who used to say politics is downstream from the culture. meaning people listen to you before they listen to him, even though you both have different types of power. we showed y

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i remember in 2005, 2006 when the united nations stabilization mission arrived in haiti. they left behind children, diseases, and left many children without dads. today if we are united, we can do wonders. amy: niger, mali, and burkina faso announced they are withdrawing from the economic community of west african states, or ecowas, bloc. all three countries are led by military governments following coups in recent years. the nations released a joint statement, accusing the 15-country bloc of being "under the influence of foreign powers, betraying its founding principles" and "becoming a threat to its member states and its population." niger, mali, and burkina faso have expelled the military of their former colonizer france and were already suspended by ecowas in the wake of the military takeovers. in a major victory for the climate movement, the biden administration on friday paused approvals for new liquified natural gas, or lng, export terminals. the move comes after years of organizing by activists and frontline gulf communities who have decried the projects as carbon

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least a neighborhood in haiti's capital has been targeted by gang members and an attack. there's lots of 4 days, dozens of being killed instantly. you know, that's an area that's home to several police officers whose face growing gang violent since the assassination of president german. why is a in 2021 coming a little that has more the sounds of war ring out in a residential neighborhood in haiti's capital residents joined clean clothes, police trying to find so for an attack from a gang hoping to extend its territory to felina. since sunday on demand have repeatedly attacked it. i made a fresh defensive on thursday. the west ser, for resident split the homes who were forced out the email. i'm on the street because of armed guns. they took my house. i was sheltering in another neighborhood, but they invited to. i'm on the street now. i don't know where to go. oh, the residence erected make 6 barricades in a bit to protect themselves and called local radio stations to help. the most of the total cost is under control of criminal gangs. and if selena fools, they could star

there's this kind of paradox but at the same time defended haiti but he knew that the u.s.ot interested in democracy and that democracy as far as a country like haiti and africa would have to be gotten by themselves and not through another imperialistic lens so he was a bit naÏve in that sense. he believed in democracy and the exceptionalism of american democracy and its ability to be exploited across the world in some ways he was a product of american empire as we all are. he believed america could uplift kind of the backwards people of haiti and this was a long list of the wilson administrative atrocities when it came to black people and the haitian occupation. i think that he would come to regret his decision to support the united states into the wilson administration in this way. there's a great book that i would recommend, but again the intersection between two w. e. b. du boise and wilson are problematic as well. >> you talked about the transformation and his thoughts about having supported the war and i wonder what you think about other transformations and is this th

and unlike his report on haiti, which he advocated for u.s. military intervention when he goes to liberia, he's very clear. he's like the united needs to support and protect liberia from the possibility of ever being colonized. it needs to maintain its independence. and because of his term and his service in helping to reshape the liberian frontier force. he is going to get the spingarn medal, which is a medal water from the naacp for his reorganization training and diplomacy. liberia. it's because young of work that the policy of washington actually is able to open a school in liberia in monrovia and up until the 19 when when i say the forties and fifties the liberian frontier force was always advised raised by a african-american. and young started this he it twice and the liberian government of today a few years ago has their relationship with the us military and it's the michigan national guard that actually works with the liberian and a part of what they're doing currently for example is sending over black women ncos to teach the liberian

and unlike his report on haiti, which he advocated for u.s. military intervention when he goes to liberia, he's very clear. he's like the united needs to support and protect liberia from the possibility of ever being colonized. it needs to maintain its independence. and because of his term and his service in helping to reshape the liberian frontier force. he is going to get the spingarn medal, which is a medal water from the naacp for his reorganization training and diplomacy. liberia. it's because young of work that the policy of washington actually is able to open a school in liberia in monrovia and up until the 19 when when i say the forties and fifties the liberian frontier force was always advised raised by a african-american. and young started this he it twice and the liberian government of today a few years ago has their relationship with the us military and it's the michigan national guard that actually works with the liberian and a part of what they're doing currently for example is sending over black women ncos to teach the liberian

you've been to so many disaster zones now, guatemala, bahamas, haiti, all over the united states.d people and you set up kitchens... ..how do you feel when you leave? the number one success is doing as much as you can, and you get to know people and families. mm. the people that help us be more successful, that they are the ones making us successful, the locals. the families, sometimes you get close, because you show up every day... ..and you see that they are thankful that you are there with them... mm. ..and you see them getting slightly better every day... ..in the case that they didn't lose their home. but even if they lost their home, they appreciate that you are there next to them. and you develop bonds that become real in a very short period of time. and then leaving one of those emergencies is always hard. but at the same time, we need to differentiate pure emergency from pure reconstruction and future development. butjust for me, i have sometimes... and i know this goes for every other member of world central kitchen or every other member in any organisation that works in

if you had a boat coming from haiti, let's say, florida law enforcement would interdict, we would havellegal aliens to the coast guard but then the coast guard would deport them back to haiti or cuba or wherever. that had a huge deterrent effect because people are not going to want to go over those choppy waters knowing that most likely they're just going to end up back where they came. it's the same principle at the southern border. people know if they get to the border they get a free passes in the united states. they're willing to pay thousands of dollars to coyotes and cartels. if we have a new sheriff in town on this and know they're going back to their home country you're going to see a dramatic decrease in people that try this voyage. >> let me ask you, you said this past week, you would like to deport nearly 8 million undocumented migrants. would you deport those who are waiting asylum legal proceedings before they've had their day in court? >> well, what we're going to do is, we're going to streamline that. you know, we're going to do a presumption against asylum for the peopl

the coast guard sends it back to haiti or wherever. what happened was once people saw the result of incoming illegally as they would be right back where they started the number boats it started coming was almost zero or a dramatic decline because why would you want to get in a boat, go across choppy shark infested waters just to end up back restarted. the same principle that the southern border woe to pay a cody 10 grand to go from central america all the way to mexico to get across the southern border going to end up right back where he started. are not going to what to do that. we have an opportunity to change that. we have an opportunity to go on offense against a mexican drug cartel but how do we have tens of thousands of people dying from fentanyl every year people iowa who have lost loved ones from this. the open-air drug market fentanyl stuff obviously going to see people overdose and die with that. but what you see a lot of atonement buys a pill thinking it something else and it's laced with fentanyl and it poisons them to deat

i saw people from haiti, libya, all these places.en crazy that they have allowed this to happen. we have vulnerabilities. i would say it's one of the top to national security threats. our own border in china, there will be a terrorist attack. i hate to say, i wish i was wrong, but what are the odds out of 8 million we have not had terrorists come through. it will be an attack that somebody came across the border. we already know there's a lot of criminal coming across. we already know people come across in go on to commit criminal offensive against americans. those are all avoidable crimes that we had the security of our own country. now you are seeing more and more people get upset about it because that's the number of people going to people all across the country. you have a lot of people bust in from texas, now they are singing -- bussed in there from texas, now they are singing a different tune. we have young people that are struggling to support housing, rent has gone up, homes are more expensive, interest rates are high. we nee

i learned with pain of the news of the kidnapping and haiti, of a group of people among them. 6 religious sisters, in honestly asking for their release, i pray for social harmony in the country. i invite everyone to stop the violence, the causes so much suffering that dear population lodge and seeing this new president tends to repeal many of the countries environmental protection. those critics say to damage local ecosystems and also have a negative impact on global efforts to tackle climate change. let's say you're newman reports not from the south intelligency of the virgin forest to northern argentina for as far as the i can see, like the amazon rain forest and neighboring brazil these far as soap counter greenhouse gases. they're also crucial for minimizing land sides and floods, which is why argentina pass landmark legislation to protect as far as 17 years ago . this was followed by measures to restrict the suppliers to clear fields and laws to protect what lands and glaciers which mining activities can put in peril. but the new libertarian president wants to repeal or read it, the

and the coast guard sends them back to haiti or wherever. and what happened was once people saw the result of them coming illegally would be that they would be right back where they started, the number of boats that started coming was almost zero or a dramatic decline. because why would you want to get in a boat, go across choppy shark infested waters to end up back where you started? the same principle applies to the southern border. why would you want to pay a coyote $10,000 to go from central america all the way through mexico to get across the southern border when you're going to end back where you started. people won't want to do that. we have an opportunity to change that. we have an opportunity to go on offense against the mexican drug cartel. how is it we have tens of thousands of people dieing from fentanyl every year and people in washington just shrug their shoulders? i've met people in iowa who have lost loved ones from this and the thing about it is yes, you can look at san francisco, there's people doing drugs and open air drug

in 2021 coming out in midland has more the sounds of war ring out in a residential neighborhood in haiti's capital residence drawing to plain clothes, police trying to find so for an attack from a gang hoping to extend its territory to selina. since sunday on demand have repeatedly attacked it. i made a fresh offensive on thursday, the west. so fall resident split the homes who were forced out the event. i'm on the street because of armed guns. they took my house, i was sheltering in another neighborhood, but they invited a to, i'm on the street now.

, i have the impression that if i didn’t know, relatively speaking, there had been a revolution in haiti fought against illiteracy . we continue the historical podcast russia and the west is on the line. did not try to make a revolution in germany, he continued to make a revolution in russia , continued to revive the party that needed to be created, it was his will that worked in this, just literally from the ruins, and lenin managed from abroad, with the help, of course, of his comrades, with the help, by the way , krupskaya, who was the secretary of the party, and not just lenin’s wife, she played a very large organizational role, managed to recreate the party, for him, of course, the idea of ​​world revolution... was fundamental, but look at the irony of history: during the civil war, the white movement spoke out with patriotic slogans, for a single indivisible russia, yes, against the bolsheviks, but with the support of the interventionists who supported the whites, not just like that, not for utopian reasons, but to suppress the bolshevik infection , this, of course, was also so tha

would bring them back to haiti.s would happen would be figured outto that was the likey consequence. the number of votes declined dramatically. why? why would you want to get in a boat and go over very choppy waters when you know the result is going to be you going to end up right where you started? same principle applies at the border. i you going to want to pay a coyote thousands of dollars to bring you into the border knowing the consequence is? you going to end up right back where you came from. no. so you will see less people coming to begin with and we're going to buildld a wall do all that but that has got to be the consequence. here's the thing with biden. there was a thing they showed the clip of s haley kind of reprimanding conservatives for saying it's wrong to say people that are coming to the country illegally are committing crimes, that the criminals and xi said that's disrespectful that the families looking for a better life. i can tellam you this. if you look at what's coming across the border now, i

boat comes from haiti our guys induct we turn them over to the coast guard they deport them back to haitie that was happening regularly the number of boats trying to come to florida declined dramatically. why? why would you want to go across choppy water if you know the likely result is you end up back where you started from. same principle applies toss the southern board. why do you want to spend thousands of dollars to pay a coyote or cartels to get into the united states if as soon as you're caught illegally you go back to your home country. people are not going to do it. they're willing to do it and pay that money because they know if they get across illegally they get a sheet of paper that says stay four or five years and come back for a court date then? give me a break it's absurd i'm going to do something about it. >> bret: we're going to take a quick break here. when we come back on the other side the governor's reaction to nikki haley's reaction abortion, education, whatever's left in our crowd here in iowa. >> martha: we'll be right back with more. ♪ directv sports central bring

the united nations says the number of homicides in haiti more than doubled in 2023. eight hundred people were murdered last year. the new figures put haiti among the most deadly countries in the world. you're live with bbc news. let's return now to new york, where the united nations security council is currently in session. these are life pictures coming into us right now, discussing the situation in gaza, that is the secretary general in that last few minutes. he has said that a clear and repeated rejection of the two state solution ljy rejection of the two state solution by the highest levels of the israeli government is unacceptable. let's speak to our correspondent in new york bring us up to date on what we have been hearing from the un security council so far. this have been hearing from the un security council so far.- have been hearing from the un security council so far. this is a ministerial _ security council so far. this is a ministerial briefing, _ security council so far. this is a ministerial briefing, and - security council so far. this is a ministeria

the president's administration has stood up a program that allows individuals from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela to enter or remain in the united states under the guides of parole. in order, these are not individual case by case determinations. this is category, in other words, you come from a country we are going to release you into the united states to the number of 30,000 a month. that's 360,000 a year. and it is as a result of overwhelming the capacity of the border patrol and federal officials on the border that the opportunity to smuggle drugs in the united states become so relatively easy thus again enriching the cartels that deal and the poison that took the live of 108 million americans -- 108,000americans every year. they don't have to include the numbers of total tally each month. in other words, it's not on the list of 300,000 because they are exempted from that and they are released because they are abusing this other authority. this policy allows the administration to rule outo the welcome mat for tens of othousands of migrants while making it seem like the numbers ar

that come in that light because of all the sounds of war ring out in a residential neighborhood in haiti's capital residence, joined plain clothes police trying to find so for an attack from a gun hoping to extend its territory to selina, since sunday on demand have repeatedly attacked it. i made a fresh defensive on thursday. the west of fall resident split the homes, who were forced out the email. i'm on the street because of armed guns. they took my house. i was sheltering in another neighborhood, but they invited to to, i'm on the street now. i don't know where to go. all the residents erected make strict barricades in a bit to protect themselves and called local radio stations to help. most of the total cost is under control of criminal gangs. and if selena fools, they could start to target all the areas of the city. not until now were full to be safe. in the power struggle between organized crime and the police civilians often quote in the crossfire now it is in the 1st 1000000 months of 2023 for up by over 70 percent. as compared to the same period, the year, the full on sunday, i w

having jumped up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti, the french manage the caps or to saul loved to or by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence. the 1st one in the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only 6 says, fault uprising of slaves in history when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state. the, as you can see here, the scene of types of devastation calls have been destroyed and there are at least a 2 step bodies, graphic images from the carnage and done yet city as fresh. ukrainian shelling over residential area kills free and wounds for other locals. in the wake of the latest deadly, it's really strikes on gals a, a 6 year old palestinian girl is trapped inside the car of her slain family. the red crescent say's its last contact with a team center rescue the child. this is a pi

in a box, the haiti came side with 19 percent. what again, this is a developing story to we're going to be coming back to it periodically just to return to the breaking news. the russian ministry at croft crashing the belgrade region, dots in the west of the country.

we also are maritime states that we have interdicted about sweep the coast guard for places like haitiople back to haiti so we have lived in big time for every community is a boulder community now tha with e fentanyl. in all of the rest here's the thing as president this will be if they went issue for me. we are going to flare up to be a national emergency for don brothwell bless all resources in the military for part of the southern border were going to stop the invasion of a policy like me in mexico. we will build a portable finance that by charging fees on remittances that workers and asd to a foreign country celebrates billions only after the poor people to work here illegally and we have not seen that in many administrations and near adequate level salih are going to do that and once people know the law is going to be enforced they are less likely to try to come politically to begin with. and then finally i'm going to treat the mexican drug cartel is akin to foreign terrorist organizations. fentanyl into the communities every single year i am in iowa right now i've met parents in

the president's administration has stood up a program that allows individuals from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela to enter or remain in the united states all under the guise of parole. these are not case by case determinations, this is categorical. in other words, you come from a country, we're going to release you into the united states to the number of 30,000 a month. that's 360,000 a year. when the administration does so for these four countries, it provides a two-year legal status and a work authorization and so, again, it's no surprise people continue to come. this is also big business for criminal organizations that smuggle people into the united states and it is, as a result of overwhelming the capacity of the border patrol and federal officials on the border that the opportunity to smuggle drugs into the united states becomes so relatively easy, thus, again, enriching the cartels that deal in the poison that took the lives of 108,000 americans last year alone. the administration is using or i should say abusing parole authority to try to legalize illegal immigration. and the

i do look at my haiti, i have received a report that you got that very large scale damage has been confirmed a cause i including numerous human casualties, a car building collapses and fires. so what would they give us? all nice to 100000 people have to leave that homes and stay in shelters like this. jim. 2 pounds made chair a logical agency. one felt more strong shocks could hits in the coming days the on a day when many japanese gather at shrines to all suppress for the new year. the quite measuring 7.6 magnitude struck in the afternoon. the thousands of smaller quakes followed with roads damaged and buildings destroyed. the more remote northern parts sufficient, how are inaccessible and the prime minister cooled the efforts to rescue the survivors. a battle against time to speak to a journalist as sonya blash got in tokyo for more of sonya, the death toll has been rising as search and rescue teams are arriving on site and i understand access to isolated areas has been a problem. have they now been able to reach some of those most affected areas? and to be honest, it's even difficult to t

i are still ahead and i'll just run the tests on the streets of haiti's capital civilians are forced to free their homes as criminal guide and seek some sort of lord secretary and in sports, we're going to be going lives education city stadium in doha, where japan is going to be looking to book fair place and the asian cops, you know, kind of state the color we have got some changes taking place in the weather across here up as we go on through the next couple of days to as long line of cloud here, stretched from battle rose through the balkans, all the way down into spain and poach. go right the way down into white be area that we have a mix of rain, sleet and snow south of that line. we have got some warm weather across central in east, in palm. so the minutes, right, but to the north of that there's plenty of cold as still in place. this area of high pressure still keeping things quiet by quite make folk and for us full, okay. part of france pushing into the low countries into what jeremy changes in companies. we go through the next couple of days. you can see some wet to weather,

you know, and you can call it has the blog to the government's plans to send police to haiti, a spouse of the u. n. t. gang admission. the judge drew that employee and offers us abroad was unconstitutional. the government has said it will appeal the decision to you and approve the multinational police force to help pay to deal with valentines . gang balance needs last year as explains one magnitude, that quake has struck south in guatemala buildings where damaged by the trauma battle officials have yet to report any casualties. it was also felt in neighboring el salvador at craig's. come on in guatemala, which lies on the 4th lines between tectonic states and europe. julie, as all the former us presidents, donald trump, the to pay rights out. jean carol, $83000000.00 in damages for defamation. the trial last year found the trump liable for sexually assault in colorado, in 1996, and for the framing had by claiming she lied about the salt the rights of egypt. and carol, um 10 legal team lead the court house off to winning a lawsuit against donald trump. again, she said her reputation as