martelly fighting back the tears. imu this is a president who live in the moment and that makes him no match for ee moachghts unconventional 'til the very end. >> dancing with security guard with big guns on their backs. martelly told me he one final act as president. >> when you offer them this. turning over a social program he start ford people who used to live on the streets to drive vans to earn a living. haiti's cons ta tiewtion says martelly must be out of office saturday night michelle martelly leaving the growfntdz palace for one final time as president of his country. >> it's democracy a at work but sometime democracy can be messy, powerful and pain full. >>nd while president michelle martelly was on p the inside of the national palace there saying goodbye to many of hi staff members, t ts was taking place on the the outside. protesters once again burning tires. demonstrqring outside outside the national palace there in downtown port-au-prince. still angry about the run offer election. still angry that the el

michel martelly's presidency endedonday. it was martelly's final interview as haiti's presesent and his final exit from the national palace. no one expected what happened next. local 10 news anchor calvin hughes has the >> i would leave office -- saight because i never have to bend. i was never afraid. i was never scared, of course. >>reporter: michel martelly reflecting in his final hours o presidency. his good-bye from secretaries. one last trip down the stairs to be met with applause and more raw emotion. for the people who protected him with old rusty rifles, martelly wa always president. but in this moment they celebrated the end of a term. president michel martelly gting the final hugs, his final time leaving the grounds of the national palace president of the country that he loves so much. hundreds of supporters surrounded martelly on the streets of port-au-prince as he walked home from parliament the following martelly was a polarizing president but you would never know it from the crowds. >> haiti's new interim gove

in the process to shoe horn martelly into power. it kind of went downhill after that. he squandered the millions, billions of dollars that came in in earthquake aid and also from the pet roe kariba fund that venezuela provided eba. he set up illegal taxes on every money transfer internationally, and $0.05 on the phone call. we don't know what happened to that money. the corruption drove the people into the streets. they were angry about the fact that their cost of living was going up. and the government was making out like bandits, and the rebregs. it degenerated how it did under jean cloud 30 years ago. >> you get into some history there of haiti and the fact that it's been racked by so much instability. what is it about the country that gives the impression that it really struggles to succumb to any period of stability? >> well, i think, really, the real culprit behind this is the united states. who has been meddling in haiti from the beginning in 1986. they put the government much the way as they are orchestrating the one today,

martelly was a polarizing president but you would never know the from the outside. deputies and senators in haiti's natitial assembly will agree on a new president some time soon here and that person will serve for only 2020 days. the new election date is set for april 24th. >> laurie: does he feel safe >> calvin: he says he's going stay there for three, and one reason he's going to stay there is he doesn't want to give the perceptionthat he's fleeing the country and going into exile like so many other presidents of done before. >> laurie: great to get him in his last hour. >> calvin: truly tan emotional moment. >> laurie: in other news athletes are being asked to consider skipping out of olympics in brazil because of steeka fears. >> calvin: plus last night's historic win for the broker, he go out in a blaze of glory? >> will: i'm will will live in front of jackson miami high school where today what happens when you get the reality tv world meeting the music world, you get one interesting and one historic coaching staff here at jackson. i'll have the details on fir

the international community was approving anything martelly did. handing the country over to the rimrich. this is a problem when 78% of the country lives in poverty. >> they want to make sure that whomever leaves haiti, it is someone that will truly represent them. teresa vo, al jazeera, france. >> south sudan president riek machar as announced the former vice president, salva kiir. >> 30 other people were wounded in the attack on a u.n. base in the town of kital. the urn general has condemned the attack. >>> violations of the ceasefire took place on a nearly daily basis. charldcharles stratford reports. >> they all now live with their adopted parents in the village of zavonka in the gray zone betweebetween prorussian vafts. >> we try not to show the girls that we are afraid. >> reporter: an agreement signed last february in the be belarus meeting. >>> heavy weapons are supposed to be withdrawn as part of the minsk deal but both sides accuse the other of violating that nearly every take. the army tell us that the russians are first, drink here. the

some demonstrators are worried that martelly is trying to influence the process. go to port-au-prince, to say this has been a mess of gargantuan is an understatement. >> this session should have started about a half hour ago. but there is still no deputies or senators to be seen. the other challenge will be that the voting happens i'm told that it is between two men. they'll have local support, and another one has the support of former president michel martelly. many are hoping that today is going to be an interim president. >> so we're waiting to see if there is going to be any kind of vote of all. but the suggestions are if the man favored by the former president michel martelly, also known as sweet mickey, loft people on the streets are going to, well, they're going to hate it so much that there could be trouble. >> well, that's correct. many know that the opposition is divided. many are saying they want one man to be presidential president. but what joins almost every here is they don't want anyone who has the support of michel martelly, and that is joining lo

martelly fighting back the tears. this is a president thatt lives in the moment and that makes him no match for emotions. unconvential until the very end. dancing with secretary guards with big guns on their backs. he told me he had one final act as president. turning over a social program he started for people who usedd to live on the streets. to drive vans to earn a living. haiti's constitution says he must be out of office win minute after midnight saturday night. leavg the grounds of the palace for o e final time as presidentf his country. it's democracy at work but sometimes democracy can be messy, powerful, and p painful. so let's be clear here that he had his share of critics, no doubt the opposition wanted his day to come a long time ago as far as back as a year ago. but stepping down becoming a tizen today, the constitution states that he had to be out of office on february 7th. we got him walking out of office. thopposition really accused one thing they a aused him of is having a lot of corruption during his

martelly is now haiti's president. take us back to that day for a second.? >> pras: oh man, it was surreal. it was like, "wow." but it was more like, i kept looking at it as what it's going to do for the country. you know obviously now when i'm looking back at it four years later, you know i look at all the things that happened, what could have happened, what didn't happen. but in that moment-- >> shad: mm hmm. >> pras: it was like, 'cause this is the--that was the third democratic election in 207 years. i mean that--you got to remember, america is the first independent country in this hemisphere, right? haiti's the second, by 60 years later. i mean, haiti's the oldest black republic. the next country, black republic, to get its independence was ghana in 1958. that's almost 150 years later. so, with that deep history it only had three democratic elections? i mean that's deep when you think about it. so it was like, wow, it wasn't where anyone died or anything happened. 'cause usually when we're talking about haitian election, it's war, man. i mean people bu

martelly said he would appear on a float to say farewell. what remains unknown and what will happen on sunday, when so many hatians disagree with the disagreementment >>> in the united states, republican dehli hopefuls held their last debate before voters in the state of new hampshire choose their favoured canned daylight. marco rubio, whose popularity was growing, was given the hardest time at the event hosted by the u.s. network a.b.c. >> dr ben carson come out on the stage, he's standing there as well. >> reporter: bizarre opening with candidates seemingly wandering on the stage. donald trump was back after missing the debate in i or, the front-runner in new hampshire was not the initial targets. that was marco rubio. the placing in iowa has given him momentum, and now seen as a threat to others. >> that's what washington d.c. does, a drive by shot at the beginning with incorrect information, the memorized 20 second speech. the thing is this, when you are president of the united states, when you memorized the speech where you talk about h

and it was a term we deviled by corruption and this is a michel martelly, who had been a pop star and apparently working on his comeback song at the moment. also known as sweet mickey. someone who was favored by hillary clinton when he was running for the presidency five years ago. but it doesn't seem to have gone that well. live for us now in the capital. what is happening? parliament is trying to get enough people to come together to make a decision. but whatever the decision is, it looks like it's going to be contentious. >> well, let me tell what you is happening now. this national assembly is supposed to get an interim president and get haiti out of the it's worst political crisis. what i can tell you until now we don't even know whether this vote is going to happen, or whether there is going to be decorum. there is supposed to be 51 deputies and there are only 17. we know that this is a very contested election. they're saying that this should not be happening at all because this parliament was brought in elections. they're asking deputies not to participate here. i spoke to one

an election to chose martelly's replacement is set for april. calvin hughes will have more on what martelly had to say. >>> this quake brought down in apartment building in taiwan. people. rescue crews were able to pull out a wan and eight-year-old girl but more than 100 people are bedieved to still be buried. >>> two bouts are found in the water after california after a midair collision. three people believed to be killed in that crash that happened on friday. later on the search for and the other victim will continue. >>> denver broncos super bowl champs. the league's top quarterbacksitted against each other. many believe the final game for peyton manning. >> this has been a very emotional week, an emotional night and i got a couple of priorities. i want to go kiss my wife, kiss my kids. i wanto go celebrate with my family and teammates and i'm going to drink a lot of beer tonight. >> cam newton understandably less excited about the outcome of last night's susur bowl, even walking off the stage after. >> we drdrped balls, we gave up sacks, thr

. >>> local 10 news was with departing haitian president michelle martelly as he left office for the last time. andrew perez has the details. >>reporter: stomping on a teacher with the face of haiti's now form.. >> the same as he wasas doing. >>reporter: protestors in miami's little haiti neighborhood took to the streets stepped down. he has no successor because of suspicions of vote rigging and corruption during the last election, so martelly sparked a deal to set up an interim critics fear corruption. >> it's there now, and i hope they do it right. >>reporter: our own calvin hues was in haiti. there for his final moments, taking pictures and belongings, fighting back tears. >>reporter: leaving the grounds of the palace for o o final time as president of his country. >>reporter: martellyeaving his post ahead of the election now set for april. tensions are high and many say they are fightingtooth and nail for fair elections. now some people have been going out throughout port-au-prince in they also had to cancel carnaval. you can also catch a lot more of that intntview right now on o

. >>> haiti's president martelly is due to step down. the move keeps the country from plunging into a power vacuum after last month's election was postponed amid fears of violence. the run-off election is scheduled for april 24. our correspondent joins us from the capital. what do we know about the potential successor to martelly? >> reporter: not a whole lot, but let me point out something that the president, his term is officially over. after five years as president here. this was supposed to be a celebratory day as he handed over power to an elected successor. that is not happening. there was supposed to be a very big carnival celebration which also is not happening. the opposition is very upset about what has taken place. they are concerned there will be violence tonight. you asked about a possible successor. in the next five days the parliament is going to elect an interim president. then as you mentioned there is a timetable in april for presidential elections to take place. the winner will take power in mid-may. the opposition is

several bases have been demanding elections to choose martelly's successor. >> a 7.9 magnitude quake rocked the city. so far no calls of damage or injuries. a magnitude 6.5 quake in february 11 february 11th killed 185 people. >> a man has been killed in an asylum center. this is the second billing involving asylum seekers in a month. and the reverse policy for the asylum seekers laid after a record 163,000 people entered. >> and finland's government announced that it will depart around 20,000 refugees. an economic downturn, coupled with a small mopulation in -- population in finland did not deal with the influx. some formed a group to protect people. jonah hull reports from northern finland. >> reporter: named after a war, soldiers take their self-appointed mission seriously, patrolling the streets of towns, keeping women and children safe from refugees. about 8% of the refugees are of fighting age. for me, it doesn't look like they need help. back in the clubhouse in the woods, they insist there are concerned citizens, it suggests. we use violence to defend ourselves. if someone at

he was a member of the party that was in opposition to the former president martelly who appointed you. >> senator privert was someone i had the pleasure to work with for two and a half years. he was chairman of the finance committee on the senate. he holds great experience in the public administration and holds respect in the political circles in haiti and certainly we hope and every haitian hopes that he can carry out the mandate to organization the selection the runoff in 120 days. it's going to be a tough task but you know all the parties have now agreed that he is the right man to lead that transition. and we all hope that that is the case so that the country can move forward and have an elected president and elected congress so that we can stabilize the country and the country can move forward towards better days. >> there was a first round of the presidential election actually back in october and an independent investigation found that it was flawed in favor of president martelly's favorite candidate. do you think it was? >> well, there was certainly a lot of irregularities. the

president martelly stepped down after five years came to an end. they accuse him of cronyism. the next fight is to ensue a delayed presidential election is free of corruption. it took the deal between martelly and the hatian parliament will clamp down on violence which left a former soldiers dead. the parliament will elect an interim president. the hope is that the government will be sworn in. >> this is a major step >>> protestors question the time frame, the last transitional government lasted two years. one thing is certain. haiti's next president faces a population struggling with a lack sense of jobs, staggering poverty and hopelessness >>> in the news ahead. those trying to keep the peace in mali. and china welcomes the lunar new year. the prospects for its economy is not looking bright. >> even though we're in here, we're still human. >> how harsh conditions affect people on both sides of the bars. >> why did scott take his own life? >> the jail. >> some people might be scared to speak out but i'm not. i'm telling the truth. back with the top stories, german leaders mee

anything anymore. >> our own calvin hughes was in haiti with a what i wantnt historic sit down with martelly, there for the final moments of a controversial presidency, taking personal belongings, taking pictures, fighting back tears, before a grateful staff. tensions are high in haiti though. ahead of another election set for april, after allegations of already, many are fighting to make sure the people really choose the next leader.- >> reporter: now, this is perfect timing because of take a look at out here live, the protesters have been marking for more than one hour now, and they're just getting back to the site right off northwest 54th street. is he ever they say they will continue a rally. we're live in miami's s ttle haiti neighborhood. andrew perez, local 10 news. >> back in haiti, the t-shirts look a little different there with a show of some part for wplg effect for the prime minister canceled today's carnival celebration because of concern about the possibility of dangerous protest in the area. most businesses are also close, and artist who were scheduled to perform do they have

we feel like leftovers. >> michel martelly took office in 2011. during martelly's farewell address to the country he counted the outcome after the earthquake as one of his achievements. >> the only thing the president last built is the stadium in front of us. it doesn't mean anything. >> reporter: we didn't find nerch planning to vote in the presidential elections scheduled for april. what people want is any leader who will make changes that might actually improve their lives. adrian says each day she physically feels pain about the way her sons are growing up. natasha guinane, al jazeera, port-au-prince, haiti. >>> many revelers in brazil are using the festivities to launch protests over their daily lives. lucia newman reports. >> reporter: carnival in brazil, not everyone is forgetting their problems. like niva silva who came dressed as a box of basic foods and dws, measuring the cost of living. >> buying goods is so expensive, inflation is high and the poor suffering. >> reporter: indeed this street party is loosely titled what a mess, the good

president michel martelly stepped down. they accused him of cronyism. now they say their next fight is to assure a delayed election is freed of corruption. >> it took the deal a tamper down of political crisis and has left one officer dead. a new president will be sworn into office in mid-may. >> it is very important to insure legitimacy in the country and this is a step in the right direction. >> the last transitional government lasted two years. one thing is certain, haiti's next president will face a population struggling with a lack of jobs, staggering poverty, and a sense of hopele hopelessness. al jazeera, port-au-prince, haiti. >> a suicide-bomber who tried to blow up an airlines jet was thought to be flyin flying with another airlines. one of 75 turkey passenger who is were recruited to djibouti. he was sucked out of the hole made by the midair explosion which forced the plane to land in somalia. this somali intelligence video shows two airport workers handing laptops stuffed with explosives. >>> south africa's government said that this year wil

one thing that unites everyone here, is their hatred towards martelly.hey don't want anyone affilia affiliated with michel martelly because they see him as a man who benefited the rich and not the poor. if he's elected this day there will be protest. >> thank you. in port-au-prince. >>> the armed group al-shabab has claimed responsibility for an explosion on a plane in somalia earlier this month. they say the target were western intelligence officials on the flight. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in mogadishu airport on february 2nd. >>> refugees going through europe told al jazeera they plan to seek asylum in italy because it's becoming difficult to do that in germany. germany has accepted more refugees than any other european country, but it's now tightening it's border controls. that's forcing many refugees to take a new root heading to slovenia to northern italy. we go to the italy-slovenia border. >> this has been entirely by passed by the refugee who is are heading south to north, or right to left. now there are hundreds trying t

. >> the united nations is urging haiti to form a new government after president martelly stepped down on sunday. the parliament has to choose a caretaker president. this is a political crisis that sparked months of unrest as natasha gan an reports from port-au-prince. >> reporter: hatians were supposed to be celebrating carnival. . >> the carnival was cancelled. >> the next fight is to ensure a delayed presidential election is free of corruption. >> this is the new government. >> it took the deal between martelly and the hatian perimeter, and end violence which left a former soldiers dead. the parliament will elect an interim president. the hope is that the government will be sworn in. >> this is a major step >>> protestors question the time frame, the last transitional government lasted two years. one thing is certain. haiti's next president faces a population struggling with a sense of jobs, family, homelessness >>> more ahead on the newshour, including this -. >> i'm jonah hull - in a matter of months these waters could become a breakaway britain >>> starting with a bang, china wel

president michel martelly stepped down after his five year term came to an end. next step, to ensure that the long delayed presidential election is freed from corruption. it took the deal between martelly and the hasn't parliament will tamp down a crisis, and protests which led one hasn't soldier dead. the parliament will now elect an interim president, the hope is the elections will take place in april and the new president will be sworn in in play. >> this is a major step in that direction. >> protesters question the time frame. the last transitional government lasted two years. one thing is certain: haiti's next president will face a population struggling with a lack of jobs, staggering poverty and a sense of hopelessness. natasha guinane, al jazeera port-au-prince, haiti. >>> the economic is deepening, venezuelans have to queue for hours just to get basic food and household supplies. revenue in the country has fallen by 70% as the price of oil plummets. many shops have had to close their doors because there's nothing else to put on the shelves. >>> to the u.s

president michelle martelly is stepping down. calvin hughes has more on his emotional. >>> it is windy and out of our ft. lauderdale camera, the camera is shaking. we'll be right back. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshire farm, thehe's a reason our slow roasted turkey taste so fresh the resus are something to savor. >>> right now on local 10 morning news. several people rushed to the hospital after a hit-and-run while poli try to track down the driver. >>> haiti's president stping down, and local 10 the only station on hand when embattled president michel martelly leaves office. >>> and the debate in new hampshire. squaring off before the primary there. we will have the highlights. >>> a warning in nor korea after a suspected missile launch is what the united nations is now

joes has a big game of its own tomorrow, we will hear from coach martelli up next. new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. there will be a significant game, one with major implications. st. joes will host 15th ranked dayton first place in the conference will be on the line. coach phil martelli was asked how a win over flyers would a affect the hawks ncaa tournament standings. >> it is just based on the numbers, and the numbers say that we're 21-four in second place in one of the best conferences in america and we are playing for first place tomorrow night, okay. >> you tell them coach no rain in clearwater florida, today, phillies pitchers and catchers report tomorrow. first work out thursday. jeff skversky will have re

enzo martelli. i just can't believe it. hazel. hazel. [speaking italian] even when i don't know what you're saying, i like it. you have forgotten the italian we studied together? well, you've been gone for a long time. si, but you received my letters. oh, sure. and i have yours. you write very well. oh. well, i just write down whatever comes into my head. there is no time. at the very last moment, my brother giorgio, he decides to come with me, and there is much to be done. and then i remember. you like surprises. tell me, hazel. is it a good surprise for you that i am back? oh, bono. molto bono. so your brother came with you, huh? yes, and you will like giorgio. at the present time, he speaks no english. well, if he's like you, he'll learn soon enough. well, sit down and tell me all about your trip. i would like to hear very much what you have been doing, but today... [speaking italian]... i cannot stay. i only wanted to see you and let you know i am here. well, i'm glad it wasn't a day later because our bowling league is giving a ball

haiti's constitution requires martelly to leave office this choose the next president were cancelled last month when the opposition candidate threatened to boycott the vote and protests turned violent. panama's health authorities have confirmed that as of yesterday 50 people have been infected by the zika virus. panama's ministry of health along with local government is conducting an aggressive campaign to contain the spread of the virus. blood samples are now routinely taken from peopleto a facility in panama city to be analyzed. the director of the institute warned that there are probably many more people with the virus, but since they displayed no symptoms, or the symptoms were mild, they saw no need to visit a doctor. the tiny south pacific kingdom of tonga is also battling the zika virus. country officials say five people are positive for the virus - while another 265 people may have it. the world health organization this week declared the zika virus a global emergency. the 67th annual snow festival in japan opened today to thousands of the internationally renowned festival feat

after michel martelly stepped down yesterday. he leaves office after five years without an elected successor. a first-round election was marred by fraud allegations, violent unrest. parliament is expected to choose a temporary president in the next few days. april 24th. the u-s ambassador to seoul met the south korean defense minister yesterday, after north korea's launch of its long-range rocket. south korea says it was "an unacceptable act"... adding that they want to "apply more pressure on north korea through a strong security council and sanctions." the u.n. security council also condemned the launch... pledging to quickly adopt a new resolution with "significant" new sanctions. the u.n. and others call the launch a cover, for a banned test of technology for a missile. the rocket was fired from north korea's west coast. and a man and a woman were pulled out alive this morning... from a toppled high-rise building in taiwan... two days after a powerful quake killed at least 37 there. rescuers say the man lived on building. the

. >> president michel martelly was supposed to hand over control, instead, president michel martelly is ending his five year term with a lot of uncertainty and the carnival celebration is cancelled due to uncertainty. this is what's happening on the way forward. the president and the parliament have reached an agreement, the parliament will elect a new president and there will be another election, the winner to take power in mid may. the opposition is entirely against this agreement. they believe the entirely electoral process is suspect. they're asking for an independent investigation, to be conducted. big question now is: what happens them. will there be more protests? there have been weeks of protests in the country, some of them violent. and the concern that there will be more in the coming days, there was supposed to be a carnival celebration on sunday evening and that has been cancelled. >> natasha guinane reporting from port-au-prince. >> more than 350,000 people with mental illnesses are incarcerated in u.s. jails and prisons. tonight, a look at what happens after they are re

an election t to chose martelly's replacement is scheduled for april. our vy own calvin hughes will have much more on what the former president had to say. look for his reports beginning at 5:00. >>> a bill that would otect the lb community -- lgbt community will be heard today. gay rights activistshad prized the move. they say they hope it sends a message nationwide. >>> cold play, beyonce and bruno mars getting together for a half time style. >> o o of the biggest hits on the stage, performance of her new single she dropped a day before the super bowl. >> the denver broncos are the champs. >> they defeated the carolina panthers. many of course believe last night, the last game for broncos quarterbaca peyton manning. mapping also 40 years old made it clear he's going to weigh his options before making a nal decision but of course he had to party first. >> this has been a very emotional week, an emotional night. i got a couple of priorities in order. i want to go kiss my wife, kiss my kids. i'm going to drink a lot of budweiser tonight. wants. he wants

. >>> haiti's president michel martelly stepping down after a five-year term. the polarizing president met with applause from his staff members. >> i would leave office tending straight because i never have to bend. i was never afraid. i was never scared, of course. >> the next@ day martelly was surrounded by hundreds of supporters in the streets of port-au-prince. he did not support a successor. >>> a major league baseball free agent is now w der arrest for allegedly attacking a valet attendant in south florida. police say he threatened a v vet at this time viceroy. the worker said he couldn't let him in he most recently played for thealtimore orioles if you're familiar with his name. police say he was naked and slurring his speech. young said he had no memory of anything like that happening so he is now charged with battery. >>> got to tell you about a vacation taking a scary turn for passengers. >> we'll tell you whose demanding an investigation after the cruise ship gets damaged. >>> a woman caught on camera shooting atat car. more of this video that could

president michel martelly was supposed to hand over power to another elected president.re was a carnival celebration planned. instead, president michel martelly is ending a 5-year term with uncertainty and anger, and a celebration has been cancelled due to concern over safety. this is what is happening so far. the president and the parliament reached an agreement. on april 24th. there's slated to be a run off election, and the winner will be the president, to take power in mid may. the opposition is against the agreement, believing that the elections brought members of the parliament to power. they believe the process is suspect. they are asking for an independent investigation to be conducted. the question now is what happens next. will there be more protests. there has been weeks of protest in the country, some of them violent. and the concern that there'll be more in the coming case. there was supposed to be a carnival celebration on sunday. that has been cancel. >> natasha in port-au-prince, haiti >>> the united arab emirates says it's ready to send ground forces to

election is free of corruption. >> it's the new government. >> reporter: it took the deal between martelly and the government to clampdown on the political crisis and end violence leaving a former soldiers dead. the parliament will elect an interim president. the hope is elections will take place in april, and a new president worn in to office in mid-may. >> it's important to ensure stability in the country. it's a step in that direction. protesters question the time frame, the last transitional government lasted two years. one thing is certain, haiti's next president faces a population struggling with a lack of jobs, staggering poverty and a sense of hopelessness >>> a high-level u.n. panel called for reform at the world health organization warning that the next pandemic could cause thousands of deaths. the u.s. president is asking congress for 1 po 8 million to -- 1.8 million to fight the latest. the white house request would be presented soon. it's been estimated as many as 4 million people in north or south america contracted the fire us, thought -- virus thought by some to cause birth

calvin hhes getting historic access to haitian president michel martelly's last day in office. local 10 was there as he stepped out of office. he made good on his leaving office. it was an emotional end of his five-year term. the outgoing president had to hold back tears as he said goodbye to hisstaff. martelly said the future is not looking bright for haiti. >> haiti has suffered great loss, great loss, because people never wanted electctn about -- about to probably get your power again. without connection. because t forced mm. >> you can watch the rest of calvin's interview onlocal 10. port-au-prince starting at >>> vote 2016, things started off little award during the gop debate. gee, you think. donald trump anben carson remained back stage after missing their entrance cues. >> ladies and gentlemen, the republican caaidates. [applause] >> dr. ben c carson please come out on the stage. he is standing there as well. dr. carson. >> and donald trump. >> well, hose two certainly knowowow this make an entrance. seven caidates went head to head before the final debate. one candidat

will step down just after midnight tonight amid growing protest over the martelly says quote i will leave without any redwrets, any engee vee and without any desire to remain in power i band of soldier road through the streets in port-au-prince clark with those there at in the the capital. ceas laight to violence and one of the military veterans was stoned to death by militants. and a new presidential election is set for april 14th. local 10 news anchor calvin hughes will be in port-au-prince for an exclusive interview with haiti's out going president. look for thain ter view saturday morning on local 10 and our evening edition newscast. still to come this morning. a deadly earthquake rocking tie juan yesterday. multiple fatalities confirmed and hundreds leaf in the hospital. >> neki: and the coast guard stowing the ocean after two plane collided off california. details next. >> you're watching local ten mohan. >> neki: a warehouse fire in doral sent one person to the hospital. that fire reported friday morning at michigan drill corporation. near northwest 66th street and 84th avenu

i asked president martelly, who has been in office since 2011 why there are so many living in tent cities so many years after the quake. >> people living in tents were not the only problems we had in haiti. and talking about people living under the tents we had about 1.5 million people living under the tebts and today ththetent. today, the number is around 40,000, too many but again, to take into account the number of people we have displaced from under the tent but in homes, homes that are secured homes that are so much better than tents, i think it's a great effort. and not just that. today you can drive around port-au-prince, not even seeing in some area, not even remembering that there was an earthquake. >> when you first campaigned mr. president you spoke about bringing back a real sense of sovereignty to haiti, bringing back the national military. today, the united nations still takes care of much of the security in the country. that vision of yours for haiti run by its own military and its own civilian government going to come to pass? >> as a matter of fact, we have made tremendou

weeks of election violence have .orced martelli into a corner carnival may have been postponed on the streets. inside, deputies and centers -- senators gathered, all dressed in white. the performer has admitted his role in stoking the unrest by previously delaying the holding of a poll to elect his replacement. the 14th of may, 2011, what did i inherit if not suffering, misery, epidemic, and grief? challenges, facing the impossible, facing the utmost desperation. relinquishing office, he headed the presidential sash to his wife in an agreement reached the day before. of aament saw the election president with the objective of holding elections in april and installing a new leader in may. , it sparkedsimmer disturbances as protesters and police clashed again in the center of the capital. with a legacy of dictatorship, army coups, and election fraud, haiti struggles to build a stable democracy. catherine: at least four people have been pulled alive from the rubble of a high-rise taiwanese apartment building toppled by saturday's earthquake. expected to be under the debris. 38 have died i

local 10 the only station on hand as embattled president michel martelly leaves office. >>> debate night new hampshire. the republican candidates squaring off before their

martelly says quote,ly leave without any envy or desire to remain in power. and a band of soldiers road through the streets of port-au-prince. insults escalated to violence and one of the military veterans was stoned to death by a demonstrator ch a transitional there until a new president is chosen ch a new election set for a april 14 oofnlgt calvin hughes flb port-au-prince for an exclusive interview with haiti's out going president. look for that on sunday on this week and local 10 miew on our evening edition. >> todd: at least seven are cead and hundreds more i iured ave 6.4 wernlg quake rocked taiwan. local 10 news out let's say four of the seven who died and many of those injured were inside a rest depp sha building that completely collapsed. a young girl and annfant are among the dead. and from a above you can see how devastating that quake wavmentz we're told more than 200 vem people have been rescued from this building and at least 30 more still believed to be trapped inside. >> neki: pope francis is heading back to cue bax stopping in havana for a hi

president michel martelly stepped down after a five-year term came to an end. they accused him of cronyism. now they say the next fight is to insure a delayed presidential election is free of corruption. >> it is hoped that the deal will tamp down a political crisis and end street cries which has left one soldier dead. it is hoped that a new president will be sworn in mid-may. the last interim government lasted two years. presently haiti is suffering from lack of jobs, poverty and hopelessness. >> a high level u.n. panel has called for urgent reform at the world's health organization warning that the next pandemic could cause thousands of preventable deaths. president buspresidentdeaths. >> in brazil the country was hit by the zika virus, spirits have not been dampened for the carnival. many are out in full swing with revelers filling the streets. now voters in the u.n. state of new hampshire will choose their preferred presidential candidates on thursday. independent voters who are not edit saided to the republican or democratic parties could have a big say in

joes, pat gallen, "eyewitness sports". >> coach martelli has a nice squad. good luck with that, indeed. >>> coming up in the next half an hour dozens of people across the country are complaining about a chemical smell in a popular snack. >> it smells like a construction product. >> smells like mildew, sawdust. >> it smells like my uncle's basement. >> reporter: health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer look at this smelly controversy that i has its own twitter page. >>> republicans are vowing to block president obama a's supreme court nomination no matter who it is but some say that plan could backfire. we will tell you why on the other side. >>> new at 6:00 hitting the gym but in the just to look good, health reporter stephanie stahl shows just these miss new jersey contestants are working for more i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... but i thought it would be too expensive... who's that, jenny? no kate...turns out they have a deal that cost me even less than my slow servi

by hundreds suppororrs, some wearing punch t-shirts that said "we arere martelly." coming up at at 6:00 take a look at back at the president's final hours in office on a the one and only excluve access. >> laurie: everyone is talking about the weather today. betty, you warned us, just get the long sleeves ready-for-the weekon its going to be a chilly started, but it's here. >> betty: it is. happy monday! it's great to see you both and all of you out there. ir hope you were prepared for today. nice recovery t ts afternoon as as good as we could possibly get considering we started in 40s. so fort lauderdale made to it up to 67. our temperatures running a good 10 degrees below average for this time of the year. we should be in theid to upper 70s out there. this is the view through t lens of our fort lauderdale tower camera. i'll step out of the way so you can see for yourself. no more than some high clouds ving across, not enough to completely block the sunshine we've seen out there. it has been pretty nice. 66, that's the current tefen in kendall. pembroke pines at 67

clashes erupted in the street shortly after martelli's speech. demonstrators. >> the parliament, the senate together to have a goodlection for the people in haiti can speak through their own leader for the united states. >> haitian prime minister evans paul remains in office for now and a provisional president will be chosen by parliament in the coming days. >> there's no crying in politics unless, of course, yououe a first-time voter and you get a hug from your favorite candidate. that's right, a marco rubio supporter literally brought to tears today. 18-year-old courtney coughman from westchester, new york, was at a rally with classmates. the senator played mostly debate and experts say rubio still has a good shot at a high-profile second-place finish to donald trump tuesday's >> thank you so much. >> reporter: marco rubio made light of it today. >> you said the same three or four times. at last night's debate. >> this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. >> reporter: under fire he did repeat. >> let's just start with this fi

michel martelly left his post on january 7th without a successor. a ballot was called off because of violence. we have this report from port-au-prince. >> they have been waiting until a few minutes ago there were 60-50 people here demanding that the candidate be elected today. there was heavy security, so the national assembly is trying to take the country out of the worst crisis since 2004 when former president was ousted from power. the session started four hours ago, and since then they have been discussing about the agenda about how the voting will take place. there was some tension, for example, where they ask anyone that was carrying guns to leave the room. so there was tension there by as we seek they're still discussing there were 13 candidates. now they've gone down to three. two former senators and a president of the senate. we're expecting this assembly to go wall into the night. >> there are plenty more still ahead on al jazeera. when we come back including bangladesh's government sets up a training center to prepare its citizens for the

the last democraticky elected from the michel martelly left office saturday sass the i country's constitution mandated but with no successor. tunnel local10 news had exclusive access to mart least final emotional hours on the grounds of the national port-au-prince. a new presidential run off date has been set but political protests like this one in the city of port-au-prince continue each day as the caribbean nation remains very unstable. >>> still to come today, a cruise ship loaded with passengers gets hit by a severe storm. >> laurie: coming up, a look at thetorm's strength and reaction from all of those passengers. look for world news titan 6:30. >> betty: it is 65 geise degrees right now in miami, 40s this morning. what about tomorrow morning? i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. forecast coming right up. >> todd: i'm todd tongen at the miami international boat show at its new home on virginia key where there is an impressive a way of boats on display. unfortunately, boats aren't the story. cars and buses are. getting to the boat show is unbearable. the story cominin up on local10 news.

martelly left office sunday following a deal to have parliament choose an interim president ahead of elections scheduled for april. his departure came on the 30th anniversary of the departure of haitian dictator jean claude "baby doc" duvalier, who was flown into exile aboard a u.s. government jet after a popular uprising. feminist icon gloria steinem has apologized after suggesting young women only support democratic presidential bernie sanders because "the boys are with bernie." steinem made the comments on real time with bill maher friday night. >> when you're young, you're thinking, where the boys? the boys are with bernie. >> ooh. now if i said that -- >> no, no. >> you would swat me. >> no, i wouldn't. i mean, hello. how well do you know me? amy: a recent poll found democratic and independent women between the ages of 18 and 34 prefer sanders by nearly 20 percentage points. after an outcry, steinem apologized for her comments, writing -- "in a case of talk-show interruptus, i misspoke on the bill maher show recently, and apologize for what's been misinterpreted as implying youn

martelly stepped down yesterday. an interim president. the interim government are will rule noo untilil an election tiff lierd can take office in may. the presidential elections have been postponed twice so far do to growing violence. that vote has been rescheduled for april 24th. >> craig: at least four people pulled from the rubble of an apartment complex, a collapsed complex in taiwan after saturday's earthquake. a hundred others believed to be under the debris there. at least 38 people died in the magnitude 6.4 quake. most of the victim in that building. the government has ordered an investigation to find out why that high-rise collapsed and whether the developer cut corners to cut costs. >> belke: new video released that may show the suspect who blew uf up of of an crafn airliner. somali officials say it shows him receiving a a laptop that was likely rigged with a bovment the midair blast blew a hole with the aircraft and forced the pilot to make an emergency landing in month ima deshoe. the bomber was sucked out of jet and died. he

. >>> haitis outgoing president michel martelly struck a deal with parliament to form an interim government. this paves the way for elections in april. it's hoped the agreement will halt agreements. he has been ruling by decree since jan last year. >> to serbia, where disabled people are struggling to find jobs, a project in one of the cities changed that. it employs people with minor disabilities to help those with severe disabilities. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: from making a cup of coffee to helping with the shopping, this person provides hep to a couple suffering m.s. no one knows how much longer this care will continue. >> translation: i can't believe it will end. i hope it won't. it's needed. >> reporter: she is employed by the city council in the western serbian city. it's a pilot scheme to help people like her with minor disabilities to find a job, and she works with people with severe disabilities that need help at home. >> this means a lot to me. it helps me and them. this job is fulfilling, we feel for each other, and it keeps us happy. the projects is coming to an in.