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after a group of attackers broke into his home in the capital port, a prince, and shot him dead. janelle maurice was 53 years old. the haitians have expressed shock over the president, assassination, boise johnson. you got with this shocked me a lot. imagine live in this area close to the precedent. even when we have problem to the preston. we can't imagine. they will kill him like this. unique because i heard something go, boom, like an earthquake. i thought something under the soil had been turning, we on the gallagher joins us live now from a little hazy in miami. so 1st of all, what do we know of the situation on the ground in haiti itself? while talking to contacts in port princes seems that things are pretty quiet on the streets of puerto prince. i think essentially because people are hunkering down in the homes listening to reports and wondering what will happen next. i mean haitian is more than any will know that these things can turn sour very quickly. this is a nation that's already dealing with extreme poverty, food shortages ramp and gang violence over the past week. so i think for h

after a group of individuals broke into his home in the capital, puerto prince and shot him dead. janelle maurice was 53 years old. well as cross life nights and galahad, he joins us from miami andi. what would you be know about? this is fascination this are while the recall's coming from around the world, from international leaders, calling for com in haiti and showing that support for the people of haiti. but essentially what we have here is a situation where a group of all men broke into the president's private house on the outskirts of port prince shot and killed, you know, my recent injured his wife. the 1st lady who is now in hospital recovering. there was some report suggesting these men was speaking spanish and dressed as d e agents who are from the u. s. at that is clearly not a d, a opperation. but the question now is, how does haiti cope with all this? because already the dominican republic, his report to be close, the border between haiti and the dominican republic of concerns of security. this is of course, a nation that it's fraudulent best at the best of times. what we have here is

after a group of individuals broke into his home in the capital, puerto prince and shot him dead. janelle maurice was 53 years old and to gather her is following developments for miami. well, this is now potentially a very fragile and dangerous situation, the assassination of president job. now my, we says, got international leaders around the world, calling for com. but there is a good chance that things could get very dangerous and very violent very quickly. and haiti, of course, has a long history and a pretty young democracy that doesn't always function very well. the dominican republic has already closed its border with haiti, and there is no real obvious successes of no. marie, see, of course, has been ruling by decrease in 2019 constitutional scholars say he should have set down. there have been gangs on the streets and violent protests going on for the last couple of years. and there had been food shortages and of course covered 19 in recovery from the earthquake 11 years ago. now. 60 percent of patients live on less than $2.00 a day. i don't think they'll be too concerned about the assas

after a group of attackers broke into his home in the capital port prince and shot him dead. janelle maurice was 53 years old. and then let's go now to andy galico. he joins us now live from miami, and let's start with what you're hearing about the situation in haiti as the new prime minister, been able to fill the power vacuum so far, at least while the new prime minister was appointed but not hasn't gone through the official process of becoming the new prime minister. that's why this political vacuum is so potentially dangerous, but well, i want to talk for a 2nd about some video that is doing the rounds on social media. this is not authenticated. we don't know if this is real video, but it appears to show a group of mass men walking towards the home. then you have shots ringing out. and at one point you actually hear someone thinking an english. this is drug enforcement agency which is an american agency to tackle the drug problems. but this video. 6 is being seen as authentic by the hate. he's us back to the let's say what he had to say about it. speaking spanish and presented him. so i'

after a group of individuals broke into his home in the capital porter prince and shot him dead. janelle maurice was 53 years old as talk now to andy gallagher joins us from miami. first of all, let's start with what you're hearing and the from haiti. how calm is the situation there now? while i'm hearing reports from my contacts and porter printed the streets, there are pretty quiet at the moment. people essentially hunkering down waiting for news, but essentially this political vacuum is extremely dangerous. we know from haiti's past when things like this happened, violence tends to come very quickly, despite the fact that the deputy prime minister has declared a state of emergency that doesn't really mean much for the normal people of haiti. we know there's gangs already roaming the streets for the past year or so. this is potentially, you know, something that will cause a slide into violence very quickly. we've certainly seen that in the past and there are no obvious successes right now. there's, you know, movies. no real structures put in place to quickly replace them. and of course the, so