so haiti is spilled.all this blood, get rid of france, and to become free and independent and now sadly different factions in the former colony and now independent haiti are going to turn against each other. so these southerners, their defense was they just to overthrow him, not kill him, but they certainly brought troops to to stop them. of course, he's an ardent fighter. he's a soldier, a general. he's not going to allow himself to be overthrown. they shoot him off his horse, stab him, and he dies here. this is a painting depicting his assassination in on pole rouge, which is just outside port au prince in the south, where he had traveled to try to stop the conspiracy that was forming against him in the hopes of preserving the state. well, you can only imagine such an event is only likely to lead to more conflict. and that's what happened initially. christophe accepts the reigns of interim head of state from those same who killed jason leen and tried to overthrow empire because they want to create a rep

people who are very much saying in haiti and trying to tur things around.not a greater investment you can make. there is such a clear argument. in a practical sense. there is a lot to unpack about what these decisions will make. we hope the level of generosity we have seen from such a big donor like the u.s. shows a benefit for people. reporter: thank you so much for your time. ♪ anchor: the oscars are tonight. there is a subplot of controversy. this year it is over the use of nai in the production of a bunch of nominated towns. some of them in the best picture category. what are we talking about? what sort of things are in nominated films that used ai? >> we are talking about 70 different things. you have a couple of films that used voice altering technology. there are a lot of small, subtle things that we have seen. now that they are using ai to do them, that is where some of the discomfort comes in. anchor: you mentioned the brutalist peer the editors said he used this technique to improve the hungarian accents. it is faster and cheaper this way. what is

inmigrantes pide restablecer este parole y que permitiÓ la llegada de 800,000 migrantes de venezuela, haitÍÓn polÍtica. reportera: entre los demandantes, migrantes que huyeron de ucrania. un veterano de guerra que luchÓ. >> estas personas tendrÍan que salir del paÍs una vez que se le termine este periodo temporal. reportera: la administraciÓn trump dice que esto es un abuso. aquellos que han patrocinado migrantes. >> esto podrÍa ocasionar un daÑo extremo que serÍa irrevocable. reportera: ademÁs de eliminar varias vÍas legales, el presidente sigue con su campaÑa de deportar miles de personas. el presidente asegurÓ hoy diciendo que era 1 de marzo y que han habido muchas exportaciones. fÉlix: un proyecto de ley presentado ofrecerÍa miles de dÓlares para entregar migrantes indocumentados. los opositores afirman que el proyecto estÁ sembrando el pÁnico. en los angeles representantes de diversas organizaciones religiosas comienzan a manifestarse por el rechazo de las polÍticas migratorias. califican las operaciones de ice como inhumana. reportera: las voces de protestas hicieron eco en el corazÓn

whole story but it's part of the story that is interesting and necessary that even in the kingdom of haiti, there is even though they don't conceive of we could change the national language to creole, they never get that far. but it's huge part of the culture because sean is the most prominent of the he's the only one who writes operas. he's the most prominent. and these things are at court. so, yeah, i think you're right to stress that, that this would be lost to us and is lost to us because it wasn't recorded in an oral culture and other things that that didn't make it into the historical record much of which might have taken place in creole or might have been a mixture of the two languages in the same way as john lutz. are. well, thank you all very very much it's been a pleasure to teach you this semester. don't be a stranger and i hope you all have a wonderful day. it a most unusual day from. the west, a cold front riding in high on the jet stream from gulf of mexico. a low mass of moist, warm, unstable air heading northward. and when they collided, it became the day of the killer torn

permanencia temporal humanitaria que permitiÓ la llegada de 875,000 migrantes de ucrania, afganistÁn, cuba, haitÍde guerra de afganistÁn que lucho por estar de un hombre nicaragüense cuyo padre fue torturado y secuestrado. >> Éstas personas tendrÍan que salir del paÍs una vez se les vence el periodo de estadÍa. >> las mesas donald trump califica el programa como un abuso generalizado de los permisos de permanencia temporal humanitaria. entre los demandantes, ciudadanos estadounidenses que han patrocinado inmigrantes a travÉs del programa suspendido. >> el repentino cambio al estatus de estas personas podrÍa ocasionar un daÑo extremo a estas personas que serÍa irrevocable. >> ademÁs de eliminar varias vÍas legales para que migrantes llegan estados unidos el presidente donald trump ha impulsado su promesa de campaÑa de deportar a millones de personas. a travÉs de la red social el presidente asegurÓ que febrero, mi primer mes completo en el cargo tuvo el menor nÚmero de migrantes ilegales tratando de entrar en nuestro paÍs en la historia sÓlo hubo 8326 detenciones de ilegales por la patrulla fronter

inmigrantes pide restablecer este parole y que permitiÓ la llegada de 800,000 migrantes de venezuela, haitÍreportera: ademÁs de eliminar varias vÍas legales, el presidente sigue con su campaÑa de deportar miles de personas. el presidente asegurÓ hoy diciendo que era 1 de marzo y que han habido muchas exportaciones. fÉlix: un proyecto de ley presentado ofrecerÍa miles de dÓlares para entregar migrantes indocumentados. los opositores afirman que el proyecto estÁ sembrando el pÁnico. en los angeles representantes de diversas organizaciones religiosas comienzan a manifestarse por el rechazo de las polÍticas migratorias. califican las operaciones de ice como inhumana. reportera: las voces de protestas hicieron eco en el corazÓn de los Ángeles. >> que cada persona, no importa quien sea, tienen dignidad. cada persona, no importa de dÓnde son, son hechos a la imagen de dios. reportera: con bandera de estados unidos, mÉxico, guatemala, entre otras, se mantiene en su postura por estas polÍticas migratorias. los manifestante denuncian que los agentes de ice violan los derechos humanos interrumpiendo e

our last class session of haiti in the age of revolutions. so we're going to be talking today. we're going to be rounding out sort of what we learned all semester long discussing, the haitian revolution, sort of revisiting some of that material. but focusing on the particular life of andre christophe, king of haiti and thinking about the relationship, as we've done all semester between the haitian revolution and

your grandfather, the president of haiti back in the 50s, overthrown by a military coup.aniel at the arrival lounge. you recount asking what had happened to him in haiti, what he thought about his predicament, whether he intended to remain in america, and how i literally don't have a penny in my pocket. i had to borrow $100 from the haitian embassy in miami. for now, i don't even know how i'll eat, he recounted then to a journalist, tell us about this book and why people busy with everything else going on might want to read about this personal and immigration story. >> well, thank you for that compliment, ari, but my history is exceptional to the extent that most people don't have a grandfather who is a president of the country. but most people do have families that are riddled with secrets. most people do have relationships to their mother or to their father that they want to explore more. and i invite them to take this discovery with me to take this journey. >> thanks for watching the beat weekend, and you can always join us weeknights at 6 p.m. eastern us weeknights at

se detuvo la asistencia alimentaria para mas de 1 millon de personas en haiti. 13.000 personas han pl acceso a apoyo nu nutricional en colombia. los desplazados por la violencia dejaran de recibir alimentos y articulos basicos. el recorte de 60 mil millones de dolares impactara tambien proyectos como la lucha contra el terrorismo y el trafico de personas. la corte suprema suspendio temporalmente la orden de un juez que exigia al gobierno reanudar los pagos congelados en ayuda exterior. y hoy tambien se aplaude la pronta accion de los pilotos de un avion de carga de fedex que tuvieron que realizar un aterrizaje de emergencia en el aeropuerto internacional newark liberty. segun la empresa, el vuelo que despego de nueva jersey rumbo a indianapolis choco contra un pajaro, p provocando que el motor se incendiara. >> you had a bird. >> we're declarando emergency returning the airfield. >> contact a partir eight five five y let him know. >> one emergency still indicated right on fire. >> y bueno, ese audio indica que la emergencia ocurrio cuando la aeronave ya estaba a cientos de pies de al

but let's be honest, the crisis being felt by people in haiti, by people in sudan by people who are not re receiving a h, i v, a treatment, the p, the crisis is being felt by those who can least afford to feel this crisis. the secretary general says he hopes that the us will reverse its decision on its cuts to for an aide, but that seems increasingly unlikely. gabriel's on to out is here at united nations in new york. send a head head on, i'll just say for an extra dition, but the u. s. has waited 40 days for 2 mexican drug lords arrives to face justice in america. the 5 years out through the virus was discovered, a quarter of the world's population remains on vaccinated for cove at 19. this is the record, right? if i can you one right? o g 0 investigates if a global pens image treaty can end vaccine and that could see the floss in the curved point. now to 0, the college's here with the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, i'll just say right, a reminder of all top stories. this our little dimension and scape says his relationship with donald trump. time to be salva

but let's be honest, a crisis being felt by people in haiti, by people in sudan by people who are not re receiving a h, i v, a treatment. the p, the crisis is being felt by those who can least afford to feel this crisis. the secretary general says he hopes that the us will reverse its decision on its cuts to $4.00 and $8.00. but that seems increasingly unlikely. gabriel's onto out is here at united nations in new york. i'm just a student purchases arrived in the southern savvy and city of nice on a friday, nice often marching for days. the welcome to my residency central fireworks and handed out balloons and flowers on subsidy and, and see corruption. protests will begin in the city. the protest movement was preachers by the collapse of a roof person usually built the train station in november, which killed 50 people. members of columbia's indigenous community, all blocking one of the main border crossings with equitable in protest against village abused by its ministry. they formed a human chain and for several days now i've setup 10 since chez on the room and shall try international

but let's be honest, the crisis being felt by people in haiti, by people in sudan by people who are not re receiving a h, i v, a treatment, the p, the crisis is being felt by those who can least afford to feel this crisis. the secretary general says he hopes that the us will reverse its decision on its cuts to for an aide, but that seems increasingly unlikely. gabriel's onto out is here at united nations in new york. kurdish media is the whole thing that the code as don work is potty o. p k. k says it will hate a cool bites jail leda to declare a cease fire with the turkish government and laid down its alms on thursday. i've dakota and they'd be appealing to a letter that was read out by pro kurdish politicians. he also called for the p k. k to dissolve the group is designated attached organization by to key of the european union and the u. s. of the years of dry winters and scorching summit, as most of has become a precious commodity in europe, neighboring countries, greece and ball. gary, i have agreed a series of deals to shave water, but those are coming to an end and that's causing

to tabular and record when it comes to the temporary protected status receipt of the revoking for haiti, for venezuela. i guess i just want to ask you do not believe that consideration of safety of individuals is something that we as the united states should take into account when we are thinking about how to proceed with legal pathways to immigration? >> i think temporary protected status is just that, temporary. the secretary reserves the right and the opportunity to look at what different policies are either for venezuela or haiti. i think the secretary has taken appropriate action to make sure she reserves her opportunity that have really pushed up and really overdid what his authority was and putting more options on the table for the secretary to make her decision. >> 20 comes to fema in the past you call it a great organization, great people, their mission drives their mission drives the organization at all levels. what we are seeing at usaid, she we expect that at fema, are we going to see a rapid abolishment of fema? mr. edgar: i would agree with the president, we need to reeval

he said, we don't have a room in the country for immigrants from latin america and mexico and haiti. but then he said to whites in south africa, because there's a bill there to deal with whites that had taken land under apartheid. he said they are welcome. those whites from south africa, they're welcome here as refugees. seems like he can find room when he wants to. well, definitely. there's profiling going on. this young man that i met felt very strongly that he was profiled. and in fact, a local police officer was able to help him out and instruct the ice agent that, in fact, this guy was a citizen and he was late to work. so this is what's happening in america. i think they're ramping it up, and i'm very concerned about that. congressman adriano espaillat, thank you for being. thank you. coming up, hollywood will celebrate its brightest stars tonight at the oscars. but there are new questions about the movie industry's commitment to diversity. that's ahead in this week's rise up. and later. >> not just here for. >> the moment. we're here for a moment. >> we cannot rest. >> i'm abo

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