we at the miami herald reported this| the miami herald reported this story two weeks ago, through the try, to get 60 million, and it had already drawn down $10 million. so it's $70 million, which will assist them to get a deployment and to help. right now the us is not playing a role, but knaw are letting the haitians to figure this out but they are doing everything they can to get that mull the national security support force on the ground as quickly as possible. ariel henri was in kenya when most of the violence erupted. he was trying to finalise a deal that would bring over 1,000 police officers from kenya, for an international peacekeeping force. where does that plan stand now? is that continuing to go forward? yes. he 'ust continuing to go forward? yes. he just finalised _ continuing to go forward? yes. he just finalised that _ continuing to go forward? yes. he just finalised that deal. - he just finalised that deal. the state department this week was in miami and basically told us that that deal stands, it's legal, it's binding. president ruto is supposed to be in washington on

thank you as always for your fantastic reporting with the miami herald. thank you. eastern city of goma on friday killed at least nine people, including children. the congolese army and the m23 rebel group blame each other for the attack. the attack has been internationally condemned. the us says it is �*gravely concerned' about the expansion of m23 fighters and army forces from neigbouring rwanda in eastern drc. french president emmanuel macron has also urged rwanda to end its alleged backing of m23. rwanda rejects claims that it is involved. congolese president felix tshisekedi cut short his visit to europe following the attacks. government officials are urging people in goma to remain calm until it carries out a proportionate response. the humanitarian situation is deepening amid violence between the congolese army and various militia groups that are trying to take control of mineral—rich land. more than 6.5 million people are internally displaced overall. let's turn to some important news around the world. flooding and landslides triggered by days of heavy rain

for more, i'm joined byjacqueline charles, who covers haiti for the miami herald newspaper.1b.want to talk first of all about this transitional council. it has only been effective for a matter of days, how effective has it been? it matter of days, how effective has it been?— matter of days, how effective has it been? it has already had a crisis with _ has it been? it has already had a crisis with its _ has it been? it has already had a crisis with its first _ a crisis with its first decision. they called a public vote and invited the media to come and see them vote on who would be the president of this council. that president is basically a coordinator, they don't have any more power than the other six voting members, but after two hours they came out and announced they would not be evoked and a decision had been made on who the president would be, edgard leblanc fils, and then they also announced that there was a new majority bloc that had decided on the prime minister. they did not either their engagement, the public vote or their engagement about how they would select a prim

incredibly an children, especially focusing on the crucial early learning years as he was at the miami herald the detroit free press and. now he chairs the children's of florida. he's got 13 honorarys. he's chaired the local. he arrangements, the 1994 summit of the and he co-founded a vocational technical in haiti. he and his wife, rta, are live here in coral gables. we're so happy to have robby let's give her a big round of applause as well well. so for those of you out there in c-span land, you need to find this book. it's a remarkable book. it's called thee journalism. journalism justice and a chance and dave, this is his memoir and it forget. so please welcome both dave lawrence and. thank you for having. that promotion. and one thin forgot to mention anything, though this is my so we're glad to be here. thank you fo'm going begin with a quotation. some of you read new york times who i think column. and to sort of set read from a book he just wrote, which is called know a person quote there is no way on hard. you can never fully a person whose life experience is very different from your o

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business insight or with the help of nick bryan's and also we reached out to julie k brown at the miami herald. so this, these 2 black books, basically what they are, our books basically address and phone books. but they all, they contain the details, phone numbers, even codes to some people's apartments house in buildings. and so they are a they are, they provide us with a web of relations. they provide us with an opportunity to really look at who was jeffrey epstein calling, who is he talking to of the earlier version that i have? as i mentioned, it had over 300 new names that we had no idea including john gretz. he might be these the greek billionaire in new york, as suzanne or gov. how many, many different people that we had no idea. and then of course there were some names that were in the 1st book that remains in the 2nd book. so those are the people that we know had maintained relations and were very important. and some of those. busy are of course donald trump and others, you know, at the 1st book was during the clinton presidency. so the line for the, for bill clinton was the white ho

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. >> reporter: miami herald reporter jacqueline charles says haiti was davie's life work. >> when heery girl that came to him, if you are not ready to spend the rest of your life living and working in haiti, i'm not the guy for you. natalie was that young lady. they were married for two years. >> reporter: the u.s. state department is aware of the killings and offered their condolences to the family on their loss. >> the state department has a do not travel advisory for haiti and urges u.s. citizens in the country to leave as soon as they can. >>> morgan spurlock died due to cancer. he was known for the film super size me. that prompted my to re-evaluate fast food. spurlock only ate food from mcdonald's for 30 days. in 2017 he admitted to sexual misconduct in his past. in a statement during the me too movement, he stepped down as ceo of his production company. he was 53 years old. >>> coming up, how human hair could limit the effects of climate change. the topic of the latest project earth report. >>> meet the north bay man bringing his neighbors together through his distinctive art

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let's discuss this with cnn's john miller and julie kay brown, miami herald investigative journalist who has been falling and the story also best known perhaps for her work pursuing the jeffrey epstein sex trafficking story. so john cassian filed her lawsuit in november the fed's rated diddy's home in march now, we see this awful video which is more than eight years old. and yet did he has still not been charged with anything? i would think there would be grounds for his arrest in that video. why hasn't he been charged with anything? >> well, the video is out of the statute of limitations. the statute of limitations in california for simple assault as a year for domestic violence assault, it was three years. they've moved that up to five years, but this is out of range for a state charge in california. however, let's get back to that federal investigation. what hsi homeland security investigations is doing as elizabeth framed, it is they are building a racketeering case or rico case based on human trafficking and allegations startlingly, similar that track those that have been made.