we have the population of haiti with food insecurity. what can i say?uation is grave and we need to do more in the international community to support the society there. carl: given the displacement and the growing hunger crisis, what do aid efforts look like? is enough food gting to the people that need it? lola: out of the 700,000 displaced, around 135,000 are in port-au-prince. we are reaching most of them. we have seen once we have -- the ones we have not reached her in a bad situation. we have around 6000 people that are in severe hunger. we really need to go support them. it's truly important we don't only provide hot meals but also we support go back to a normal life. this is what we tried to do. hot meals to ensuring they can have an option to go somewhere like the market and survive. carl: we heard about the deportations taking place from the dominican republic. there are plans to report 10,000 haitians per week. that would be theargest deportation in history in the region. what effect is that having right now on haitians in the country of haiti

also in the show again, massacre in haiti, the united nations says at least 70 people are killed by gunmen and an attack on a small town. the american evans dean is good to have you with us. we begin in lebanon, where israel has expanded its environments on hezbollah targets, with dozens of air strikes. the latest air raids, pounded bay roots southern suburbs as israel ordered residents. the 2 evacuated from the area is really military set of kills to hum mazda officials and refugee camps in the northern city of triple 8 and the eastern becca valley as israel and has the law trade strikes. civilians are desperate to escape the fighting. the air raid sirens ringing out these 3 of the city of hyphens. the nearby rockets fired from 11 on ignite fires, northern israel, and 11 on explosions. rock a route southern suburb, as israel continues, striking densely populated areas. it says home to hezbollah, commanders, and weapons on the ground neighborhoods, wind ruins. everybody here the children in human share that everybody here. wow, i was the strikes are taking a psychological tool. so now i'm

i spoke earlier to journalists on arrows are shown in haiti's capital political prints. i also why the gang members have target the civilians in palm sunday. so this morning and there was a video, not the voice message from the gang lead to from gun grease from this gang that attacked the town of paul sunday. and he said basically the people are, deserves it because they didn't like that the, the gangs installed toll booths and you have to understand. so if you look at the photo print of affinity, you know, hey, these like this. so here's photo trends. and this is gonna use a 0 percent mark, and that's going to be. so if you can control pump sunday, you to control everything from the noise to the, to porter prince and to the center. so that's why it is so important that the gang members have a firm grip on call sunday. and as the people in pulse or the wanted to defend the city and the, or didn't city at the village, they tried to push them back for several months already. now, and yeah, the guy just came on on bucks up and said, you know, but they all deserved it becaus

also coming up a gang of massacre in haiti, the one says at least 70 people are killed by gunman and an attack on a small town. and berlin's landmarks are turned into works of art as the festival of life celebrates the german community. the mariana evans dean. it's good to have you with us. we begin in lebanon, where israel has expand. it has been barman's on hezbollah target with dozens of air strikes. you're looking at live images of southern lebanese villages near the border with israel seen from the coastal city of tire. israel also ordered residents to evacuate areas in the south of the capital bay route. thousands of people across lebanon continue to flee the widening conflict. these really military says it's hitting hezbollah targets and be rude, and has also killed to hum us militants operating inside lebanon. us or we can now speak to journalist kareem alga. hari in b route kareem is really strikes on, has been a lot in love and on seem to be intensifying. and we're also seeing has block continuing to launch rockets into northern israel. what do you make of the situation on

plus the dang massacre in haiti, the u. n says at least 70 people are killed by gunman and an attack on a city the . hi, my name is melissa china. thanks for joining us. 11 east capital bay root has witnessed another night of his really air strikes. explosions came shortly after israel ordered people to evacuate from a number of areas in southern they root. israel says it is hitting has the low targets in the city of an ounce information minister on a visit to france. so if he still hopes last minute diplomacy could prevent further destruction and suffering in his country. yeah, we still think there's a tiny bit of hope on the diplomatic front of the board because loving that is being bombed every day going by the central baby. what is being bombed every day, every night around the clock and wonderful. we're afraid we're turning into a new guys in love in on how journalists, stella manner is in a root. i asked her earlier what more she can tell us about overnight airstrikes on southern bay route and other areas. these riley

the area also coming up again. massacre in haiti, the u. n says that 70 people are killed by gunmen and then a tap on the town, plus the water levels and one of the amazon's main tributaries dropped to the lowest ever recorded as a severe drought devastates the region. the melissa chan welcome. we begin 119 where baby root has witnessed another night. it was really airstrikes the explosions came shortly after israel ordered people to evacuate from a number of areas in southern a root. israel says it is hitting hezbollah targets in the city, 11 ons information minister on a visit to friends said he still hopes last minute diplomacy could prevent further destruction and suffering and his country. yeah, we still think there's a tiny bit of hope on the diplomatic front. so the liberal, because of lebanon is being bombed every day. about of the structural babyhood is being bombed every day, every night around the clock. wonderful. we're afraid we're turning into a new guys in love and not a journalist stella manner is in a rude. hi, stella. oh,

with this new we've not had last time with the international crisis group to haiti now whether united nation saves at least 70 people, including 3 infants have been killed in the major ganga pac on a small village. ottoman swept through the eagle shooting, automatic weapons and setting fire to houses and vehicles. more than 3600 haitians have died in gang violence just the seal. this was slid from the town of saint mark when the grand griff gang of tax firing automatic weapons into crowds killing scores of people and setting fire to homes and vehicles. i know that the gangs that i include people do have a lot of victims. the un says more than $3600.00 haitians have died in gang violence this year. while heavy faces a dire humanitarian situation, the dominican republic, which shares the island of his spun, you'll, with haiti, has an economy 10 times as large and a much higher standard of living. the in balance between the 2 has long lived detentions in 2022. the dominican republic built a 250 mile long, vol. along its border. last year it forcibly returned to more than $200000.00 haiti

also coming out of a gang mass occur in haiti, the un says at least 70 people are killed by a gunman in an attack on a city and berlin's landmarks are turned into work so far. as the festival of lights celebrates german unit, the and a warm welcome to you, our viewers around the world. i'm michael. okay. we begin in lebanon, where more than more is really air strikes. have hit the capital b root. israel ordered residents to evacuate areas in the south of the city. the is really military says it's heating. it has bullet targets in big room, and has also killed 2 homeless militants operating inside lebanon. lebanese information minister is hoping last minute diplomacy can still prevent further destruction and blood track. yeah, we still think there's a tiny bit of hope on the diplomatic front of the board because of loving them as being bombed every day going by the central baby. what is being bombed every day, every night around the clock? wonderful. we're afraid we're turning into a new, gaza in love and on how it generally stolen men in bellevue, told me more about the latest air st

this is what much of haiti's capital looks like these days. most residents left this area a long time ago. we are on the boundary of gain territory. and despite feel specials, the police have been unable to restore safety. a street vendor tells us why she still comes here. good. that was the same. i like it's even more dangerous where i live and i can't sell anything there here. but i can make at least a little money to take care of my children. we don't have time to get more of her story as well. the games can appear at any moment, as i said, the insult them are very dangerous. so we drive on to meet people who reflect the violence. the un says 700000 displays. people are now living and makes if child is like former theaters abandoned the government emacula. sybil is one of them. she tells us about a day in august last year, when she came home to find a house down inside with the charred remains of her husband and her mother. as if i found that the bodies and possessions this year with them, i could barely recognize them. you're trauma and se

well, i'm living in hell in haiti today. rising homelessness, scarce resources, violent gains, and no end in sight. that's the situation. haitians have to live with one of the main tributaries into the amazon river has dropped to its lowest level ever recorded authorities or warning that water levels might drop even further in the coming weeks. severe drought is draining waterways around the amazon boat slice stranded along patched river beds in the brazilian port. city of miles relies on these forceful ways to survive as they dry up. so design to trade routes and access to a c tool supplies. so my buying, that's why i've got bays in the school to to get water to drink. we have to go outside of the community and sometimes it's not even there. we used to get it from a station outside, but there's no more room. so yeah, we're already having to get it from the boat, being off sort of a severe drown, says davis, facing the amazon rain forest and other parts of brazil. the need grow driven level drop to 12.6 meters on friday. a normal reading is around $21.00 maces full. the major rivers i

they've been targeting the likely next data also coming up against mexico in haiti. the un saves at least 70 people are killed platform, gang members plus water levels. and one of the amazon's main compute response to the lowest level of, of, of called is as a severe drought devastates the region. the welcome to the program. we begin in lebanon, where israel say is a false of killed around 250, has full of fighters since its troops and 2 of the country audio this week. and the last few hours has been left that it is currently engaged in clashes. but there's really 2 in the board of a rail. israel has stepped up as flights on has bullet strong holes in southern bay route, with fresh explosions reported over night. the wednesdays more than a 1000000 people have been forced to flee the fighting massive explosions, drug southern bed with over night as is that i carries all just strikes against his will in lebanon. those displays live in fear of becoming the target. i say where i live, but i don't know for how long. you don't know when the roof is to hit you and your fami

in 2021, haiti has winning kayla with gangs controlling over 80 percent of haiti's capital. the united nations has deployed and initially the 400 men from kenya as part of a multi national security control mission to assist the haitian police. but for now, the m. s. s as emission is known, is under funded and out gunned. the secretary general stresses the importance of the joint efforts undertaken by the haitian national police and the multi national security support mission. those efforts need to be supported. he urge secretary. ready journal urgently appeals to all member states to ensure that the multi national security support mission receives the financial and the logistical assistance they need in order to succeed. haiti struggling with violence and tens of thousands have been displaced. half of the population is facing acute hunger marking. one of the highest rates of acute food in security in the world. people in the country are desperate for any type of assistance. assistance that for now is taking too long, really, so we'll just see there as well as i said for me f

now how has the deployment of police forces from kenya effective security in haiti? i see you a few months ago when the 1st contingent of students you're asking here. we have high hopes. i mean, always gives us people the people who are expecting that the key is supposed to be effective against the games. but most leaders, while we're on a certain kind of a situation where, you know, after the games were stats, they were trying to understand how effective the sports would be. but order by sweets, they gain confidence and they are just, you know, 20 key roles. and she is there a quarter based with the spending there to research. yeah. explain these this, these are vitamins meetings. the ation isn't today requirements, but not just copies of but also a harder part of the countries where, you know, in some parts you did not have a problem before. now help us better understand that gang violence and hatred of you are describing all of a working together against the police of all the or that will with each other as well. the bus was actually sees the age of february and m

a man has killed at least 70 people in the town of on sunday in north western haiti. the un says the attackers who belong to the grand griff getting fired, automatic rifles and civilians. on thursday, dozens and homes and cars were reports will be set on fire. at least 3000 people have been displaced. a search in gang violence across the country has displaced more than 100000 people. in the last 7 months, theresa built reports. violence has become a daily challenge for millions of people in haiti as gangs tried to extend their control across the country. at least 70 people were killed in the town of phones on the, in central haiti by a guy known as grand key known for its cruel attacks on civilians. and the gangs arrived and killed people that were left to victims. the gun members, we pointedly set fire to at least 45 houses and 34 vehicles, forcing residents to feed their homes. the seed you, i'll show them that had the positive control of the situation at the moment. however, i caution people if the possibility of another attack the police are in place and they told

does not stay in haiti it has an impact. i don't think the united states should act unilaterally i don't think we have a great track record and we don't have the attention span or the willpower to put the type of time and financial investment required to actually build up institutions and a long-term way, nation building is really, really hard and complex and takes ang really long time which is something that is generally better suited for in theory an organization like. the un and also the nongovernment organizations, ngos that work on the outskirts to teach people how to engage in institutions and electoral practices and cultivate the environment to uphold those things which is not in any way supposed to sound that that's essential in any country that doesn't have a tradition of democratic involvement and it's required. while i believe so strongly in the concept of the un, it is not proven to be as effective as i would like it to be. there is a whole lot of backing and that's a very sad answer, i wish i could provide more

you're right that it whatever happens in, haiti doesn't stay in haiti, and it does have an international. i think at this point, i don't think the united states should act unilateral. i think we don't necessarily have great track record of doing so. and don't have the attention span or the willpower to put the type of time and financial investment required to actually build up institutions in a long term way. nation building is really, really hard and really complex and takes a really, really long time, which is something that is generally i think better suited for theory. an organization like the u.n. and then also a lot of the not the non organizations, ngos that work are on the outskirts to teach people how to engage in institutions to teach electoral practices to start to cultivate the civic environment required to uphold those things which is not in any way supposed to sound pejorative. that's essential in any country that doesn't have a tradition of know democratic involvement. it's required required. while i believe so strongly in the concept of the u.n., it hasn't necessarily pro

>> one here. >> what did you have to leave haiti? >> because my life was not be safe they burned my out. i lost everything. >> who is after you do you know that's the only reason that there is do you think you would have been killed if you stayed in haiti i know that there are two friends will let me know that one of the things you told me was that working here, sometimes it's hard because you don't have your family yes they live some more. >> right now. >> are they in hiding? >> yes. >> because when all gang or someone was problem with, you knows, your family, you can do everything we your family because police officer do you talk to your family often every everyday sometimes 23 times? >> what do you talk about? >> everything. i always want to know, always my daughter, my wife how old is your daughter? the last september, she is it easily so you can be there for her birthday know. >> is that hard very hard very hard? >> because she's zero present my heart she is my firstborn. she said to me, poppy never leave me alone never leave me

due to improve the situation in haiti and is it considerable that the -- will be lifted? sec.ean-pierre: i can't predetermine what tps status will be, that's not something i can do from here. as you know, that's a decision with dhs and the state department, they decide the tps in the best way to move forward so not gonna get into a hypothetical about that. as it relates to haiti more broadly and the question of instability and what's happening , despite that and the instability that continues, the recent deployment is a unique opportunity to build a foundation of security and bring hope to haitians that deserve to live their lives free of violence. to that end, the united states has delivered well over $300 million to support the nsf mission while urging the international community to support that mission as well. the united states will continue to hold those undermining hades institutions and committing serious human rights abuses accountable. that's our commitment. we are committed to addressing immediate security needs and invest in haiti's long-term successes. we stand wit

in our region we have a very complex situation in haiti.sible to keep this emergency room open and we supply everything then to keep them providing care for their population. that's it for now. i'm caitriona perry. thank you for watching world news america. do stay tuned here on bbc news. coming up injust a moment, the latest episode of path to the presidency, where i'll be talking about the race to the white house with my colleagues sumi somaskanda and katty kay, so do stay tuned for that. take care, bye—bye. hello. for many of us, friday was a pretty mild day thanks to the south to south—easterly winds. the best of the sunshine was across england and wales. we had a top temperature of 18 degrees around the london area, but for scotland and northern ireland, there was a lot more cloud and that has been bringing outbreaks of rain over recent houi’s. now on the satellite picture, you can see the weather front that's bringing that zone of cloudier weather to the north—west of the uk. a strong jet stream continues to develop this weather syste

how has the deployment of police forces from kenya effective security in haiti? i see you a few months ago when the 1st contingent of students, you were asking katie, we uh, the aisles. i mean, always you talk to people, the people who are expecting that they're being forced to be effective against the games, but most need or what do you reserve in these kind of a situation where, you know, after the games were stops, they were trying to understand how effective the sports would be, but order by swedes, the game constituents. and they are just, you know, 20 key roles and she is or whatever they split the spending their to resources. yeah. expend these the caesar vitamins meetings the ation isn't today. what it means by the copies of but also a harder part of the country where you are in some parts, you did not have a lot of them before. now help us better understand that gang violence and hatred of you are describing all of a working together against the police of all the or that will with each other as well. the bus was actually sees the age of february and marc

legally their most under temporary protected status because of the deteriorating living conditions in haiti. but these immigrants have been targeted by foreign president donald trump, who promises to deport them if elected and by his running mate who spread widely discredited claims and conspiracy theories about the haitians in springfield cnn's omar jimenez has been reporting from springfield and over the next hour examines the long history of why immigrants have flocked to the city, including the recent influx of haitians. it looks at what will happen to the local economy if they leave save our lives to take care of it >> not for doing bad things don't speaking english the don't speak creole are offered possibility to know the asian community it's really be an audit by my father what we've always focused on is being able to make very heavy gauge, complex metal stampings in assemblies we do a lot of work with the commercial vehicle industry all of our parts that were making their safety related and very critical to the breaking operation of heavy trucks breaks are important. yeah. he break

it's home to roughly 12,000 haitian immigrants who living conditions in haiti but these immigrants have been targeted by foreign president donald trump, who promises to deport them if elected and by his running mate who spread widely discredited claims and conspiracy theories about the haitians in springfield reporting from springfield and over the next hour examines the long history of why immigrants have flocked to the city including the recent influx of haitians. and it looks at what will happen to the local economy if they leave save our lives to take care of it fund not for doing bad things communicate >> we don't speak english they don't speak creole offered possibility to know the asian community it's truly be an audit by my father what we've always focused on is being able to make very heavy gauge, complex metal stampings and assemblies we do a lot of work with the commercial vehicle industry all of our parts that were making their safety related and very critical to the breaking operation of heavy trucks banks are important. yeah, he breaks that's right when would you say you h

since the beginning of the patient presidential the an invoice in 2021, haiti has winning kayla with gangs controlling over 80 percent of hades capital the united nations has deployed, and initially the 400 men from kenya as part of a multi national security control mission to assist the haitian police, but for now the m. s. s as emission is known, is under funded and out gunned. the secretary general stresses the importance of the joint efforts undertaken by the haitian national police and the multi national security support mission. it was efforts need to be supported, he urge secretary. ready journal urgently appeals to all member states to ensure that the multi national security support mission receives the financial and the look just the goal assistance they need. in order to succeed. katie struggling with violence and tens of thousands have been displaced. half of the population is facing acute hunger marking. one of the highest rates of acute food in security in the world. people in the country are desperate for any type of assistance. assistance that for now is taking too lon

>> i was in haiti on wednesday.is a challenging situation, very fragile but with some window of opportunity and promise to bring things to better place. going back back a number of months we had a secret situation in haiti that was massively deteriorating. you had a prime minister of haiti who had lost a sense of legitimacy among the population, and since then you've had a transition in haiti. he said he establishment of a new presidency council. you had the appointment of a new prime minister and you had the deployment out about 400 kenyan and other nationalities, mainly from the caribbean, police officers and we'll bring that number up over the course of the rest of this year to support the haitian national police in trying to push back against the games. they've had some success. the situation say could wise is extreme fragile. politics are fragile and ultimately our vision for this is that you build up the security force, establish a degree of stability, the political culture in haiti, legitimacy of it, they're

having comes up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti. the french manage the cabs or to saul loved your by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat was on january 1, 18 o 418 declared the independence. the 1st one and 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 successful uprising of slaves in history when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state. no, living down here, i've seen since this guy too. okay. i couldn't get the picture of it. because uh i, i didn't pull my my phone out fast enough. time i got my phone. i'll take a picture of this thing i saw on this guy. that's what really tripped me out. this is one of the ships i saw in the sky. and that's what it looked like. it grabs and broke through his rebel scrub. those. this right here, i saw this and this guy is a useful data pipeline ship. that's what it

well, i'm living in hell in haiti today. rising homelessness, scarce resources, violent gains, and no end in sight. that's the situation haitians have to live with. so before we go a quick look at some other news. flooding of land slides in boston, the i'm has the go go over now have killed at least 16 people. they happen to need some area around 70 kilometers from the capital side of evil boulder. from the fridays downforce at least 20 people are still missing. the g 7 group of rich democracies as the setup, specialized police units to investigate the trafficking of migrants. it's amazing for you to administer mateo, bianca dorsey. save the initiative as part of a drive to pack of irregular migration, including shutting down suffolk and contents. and bowlens landmarks, buildings on squares, a lighting up as the skies of the job and capital as the festival of lights gets underway. international office of created telephone video projections across the city that can be viewed every evening to october, to obtain the field motto is kind of breaking freedom before next month. 35th annivers

a theme violence has become a daily challenge for millions of people in haiti as gangs tried to extend their control across the country. at least 70 people were killed in the town of phones on the, in central haiti by a gun and known as grand key, known for its cruel attacks on civilians and the gangs arrived and killed people that were left the victims. the gang members reportedly set fire to at least 45 houses and 34 vehicles, forcing residents to feed their homes. one of us did you all show them that has the probably have control of the situation at the moment. however, i caution people of the possibility of another attack, the police are in place and they told me they are ready to respond to another attack. since the beginning of the patient presidential mean invoice in 2021. 80 has winning kayla with gangs controlling over 80 percent of haiti's capital. the united nations has to include an initial 400 men from kenya as part of a multi national security control mission to assist the haitian police. but for now, the m. s. s. as the mission is known, is under funded and out gunned, t

i don't need to talk about haiti. they just didn't. they didn't have to make more money than the police. do you see any canyons in the battlefield? hundreds of thousands of patients have been displaced as gangs continued to extend their control over the capital and the country. over half of the population is struggling for food and to cover their most basic needs. christina, august is 24 years old and 6 months pregnant. she had to leave her home next to the national fort. her house was on the fire. ready i lost everything there were lots of people shooting people running. i fell down on the fence and people paul stove and me. i couldn't walk because my leg was hurt. i'm not sure what we'll do. secuity and they say the international communities failing, blinking secretary of state blanking came here and propose to bring in un blue helmets. and it was rejected once again by the you when i believe the united states is playing for a time because of the us selections. but they're not trying to find a real solution. if they want to do someth

so i see the opposite. haiti is someone who's worked in gaza. what is your reaction to the reports coming out of come on of on hospital. this is to me i, i just cannot understand and i acknowledge i'm not that i don't have any mail it to be back long. i just cannot understand what steps you know to keep talking costs. but then after the other, i mean by now where when you into the walk into this genocide, each hospital in augusta has been invented keys twice, potentially couple of times. so i cannot understand the rest, you know, and i would love to hear any of us know to explain why they have talked to the hospital with the one reason definitely comes to my mind. they're just forcing the civilians to, to exit the area. i just cannot be and multiple different costs, but that and got so i haven't seen any military presence whatsoever. i'm the senior side and any possibly that. so i just cannot for the life of me understand why they have talked i think you have another positive. yeah. it's really interesting to hear you say that you've never seen

at least 70 people were killed in the town of phones on the in central haiti.

the palo p is the edison chief of the haiti weekly joins this the only from photo prints. thank you for your time. sir. haitian authorities have accused the dominican republic of mistreating the haitian, saying that that being targeted because of the color of the skin. what are you hearing from those that have been deported? as you're uh, the people are afraid, they don't know where they're going to go. and we're here in blueprints. we haven't seen the people themselves, but lots of videos have been circulating over social media as in haiti about all the depression, the sudden over there, they partitions happen in the last week and how they got here and, and the, the difficulties that they got when the the when they came in the, in the 80 and most of them have been coming inside be true. borders under far from for the prince. and most of them come from the capital. it's hard to get back into the prince and where they might have used to, to live in the past, because all the roles are closed because of the security issues here in the capital . so now we're waiting to see tha

at least 70 people were killed in the town of phones on the, in central haiti by a guy known as grand key known for its cruel attacks on civilians and the gangs arrived and killed people that were left to victims. the gang members reportedly set fire to at least 45 houses and 34 vehicles, forcing residents to feed their homes. one of us did you all show them that had the pot hill control of the situation at the moment. however, i caution people if the possibility of another attack the police are in place and they told me they are ready to respond to another attack. since the beginning of the patient presidential, the an invoice and 2021. haiti has winning kayla with gangs controlling over 80 percent of hades capital the united nations has to load and initially the 400 men from kenya as part of a multi national security control mission to assist the haitian police. but for now, the m. s. s. as emission is known, is under funded and outdone, the secretary general stresses the importance of the joint efforts undertaken by the haitian national police and the multinational security support

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solving invoice in 2021, haiti has winning kayla with games controlling over 80 percent of hades capital the united nations has to load. and initially the 400 men from kenya as part of a multi national security control mission to assist the haitian police. but for now, the m. s. s as emission is known, is under funded and outdone. the secretary general stresses the importance of the joint efforts undertaken by the haitian national police and the multinational security support mission. those efforts need to be supported. he urge secretary journal urgently appeals to all member states to ensure that the multi national security supply. ready mission receives the financial and the logistical assistance they need in order to succeed. haiti struggling with violence and tens of thousands have been displaced. half of the population is facing the tooth, hunger, marking one of the highest rates of acute food and security in the world. people in the country are desperate for any type of assistance. assistance that for now is taking too long. very so we'll just see there in focused on police or twos

and this includes children, the kings of the late to sign of a lesson and conflicts in haiti, where on gains control most of the capital, poor to print, and are expanding to nearby regions to raise it by reports. i mean, violence has become a daily challenge for millions of people in haiti as gangs tried to extend their control across the country. at least 70 people were killed in the town of phones on the, in central haiti by a gun and known as grand key, known for its cruel attacks on civilians. and the gangs arrived and killed people. they were left to victims. the gang members, we pointedly set fire to at least 45 houses and 34 vehicles, forcing residents to feed their homes. the seed you, i'll show them that had the positive control of the situation at the moment. however, i caution people if the possibility of another attack the police are in place and they told me they are ready to respond to another attack. since the beginning of haitian president, it will be an invoice. in 2021, haiti has winning kayla with gangs controlling over 80 percent of hades capital the united nations

number one, the commentary about haiti is not about haiti is actually about black american children who are now in danger and have to have police cars outside their schools because there have been so many bomb threats and that is a direct connection to donald trump using rhetoric for a talking point rather than to solve a problem and so that ties into what i think liz cheney is talking about and joe is right to sound everyone from dick cheney to liz cheney to you name it who are raising i think valid concerns. >> it's not that vice president harris is saying you're other concerns don't matter. they're saying this is a question of leadership. this is who are you going to trust to make the tough decisions and people who know him best? our saying, he's not capable of making good decisions and i think when he's out there every day on the campaign trail talking about arnold palmer in cats and dogs and all these things. again, what i think voters aren't hearing is will, where are we, where are you looking out for us? we know you can attack kamala harris, which are not telling us that's why yo

the united nations says at least 70 people are known to have been killed in a gang attack in haiti ono the nororious gran grif gang, rampgaged through the town of pont—sonde, using automatic rifles to shoot residents. in recent months, haiti has seen armed gangs take control of large parts of the country, including the capital port—au—prince. a un—led policing mission is attempting to regain control. flash floods forced about 100 elephants to flee their sanctuary in northern thailand. staff at the elephant nature park near chiang mai tried to herd the elephants towards higher ground. all of the elephants there were rescued from varoius exploitative industries, along with other animals. among some of the elephants were injured or sick members, thailand is suffering the effects of typhoon yagi, asia's most powerful storm this year. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. for many of us, friday was a pretty mild day, thanks to the south to southeasterly winds. the best of the sunshine was across england and wales. we had a top temperature of 18 degrees around the london area. but for scotl

haiti says shortening the time to activate the tracking system can help lead to catching criminals in time. first of its kind report on ghost guns released today by the california department of justice. the o j sharing its in-depth data about a ghost guns recovered from crime across our state attorney general rob bonta says that the guns which can be acquired without a background check, present a real danger to california's communities. threat of gun violence. >> it can change. it is not static. it is dynamic ghost guns were not a threat decade ago over a decade ago, they have grown as a as a risk and threat in recent years. and new threats lay on the horizon. >> in addition to releasing his report, a california in 22 states are urging the u.s. supreme court to hear the case and overturn, you know, what would leave the ghost gun industry largely unregulated at the federal level. but california's ghost gun reforms are going to stay in place regardless of the outcome of that case. >> next kron, 4 news at 6, another day of just up. certainly hot weather. lawrence will tell us when we cou

great to the terms and they signed a trade agreement between the united states granted printed in haiti with the agreement basically said was that haiti would do its best to not permit the revolution to spread to british colonies in the caribbean's and it would not allowed to me refugees to go to the united states is a seven nurse were concerned that enslaved a pricing we come to the united states and return american ships bring tons of food and sought to haiti because both of the haitians that landed busiest for sugar cultivation so the food and supplies to keep the people going welcomes prevention economic motivated will become he was actually symbolic one because it was the first time that the american government had engaged in any sort of arrangement with a black led government or black led nation. trade-in agreements can take all sorts of different types and also reserve different arrangements the image on the left is a cartoon of what was called into the gentlemen's agreement which was a series of conversations and letters exchanged between theater roosevelt the japanese governmen