representatives for the president said that michelle martelli was not part of the decision to postpone the elections. it sounds like he had nothing to do with the decision, it belonged solely to the electoral council who as the council has ated he did so because they were afraid of the violence of e torch polling places and the fake people might meet if they went to the polls on sunday. so, as it stands now we have no more information what may happen to an electiononhen we did when it was postponed yesterday. seseetary-general of the united states and -- of the united nations talk about concern for democrat accuracy and the process in haiti. forward and that is what is going on right now. what about the voters you ask? coming up in an hour, you will hear from some very bright and engaged young people about what is happening to the election process and their perspective on what is going on.

calls mounting for michelle martelly to resign. crowds took to the streets as a presidential run off was postponed again. glenna millerk berg is in port-au-prince with the latest >> and march tellly has to go. that's the new demand for the protest burning tires. hurling rocks, all thatt continued even after the the violence became the reason the election council can canceled the presidential run off. >> >> reporter: is that empowering the technique to continue? absolute not. it's time for the president do get out of the country before the 7th of february. >> reporter: the call toto the streets came from this video broadcast. at the table several losing presidential candidates now part of patch work opposition incision the elections were rigged in favor of michelle martelly's president. >> the protest continuing and the violence that goes with it at time is not con don't wit organizers. the fresh round of protest fill through the streets of port-au-prince as the united nation secretaryp general urged all sides to compromise on a pla

people here as you've been seeing protest want the government to go forward thout president michelle martelly. >> martelly has to go. that's the new demand for the protest. burning tires. huhuing rocks. all that continued even after the violence became the reason the election council canceled the presidential run off. >> is that empowering that technique to continue? absolutely not. >> it's time for the president and prime minister to get out of country before the 7th aft february. from thisadio broadcast. at the table several losingpresidential candidates now part of the patch work of opposition insisting the elections were rigged in favor of p psident michelle martelly's candidate. >> the protests are organized as the voice of people. the violence that goes with it at times is not con don't bit organizers. >> the fresh round of protest filled through the streets of port-au-prince as the international community and you into ad nations secretary general urged all sides to compromise on a plan and a speed ti reset to the run off. >>> >> what's very interesting is president martelly has not spo

all sorts of objection has been to michel martelly, who has been in office all that time. you look at haiti and you look at what could have been done, and you look at what the reality is now, with people still earning essentially the lowest amount that anyone in the region earns, sand you know there's just this frustration that no matter what they do they can't get people in place that represent them. >> and how does this play out? what's the solution. >> good question, sort of the chicken and the egg type situation. for a long period of time, haiti relied on international donors and the international red cross. what that has done is undermine civil society. if you have an ambition you might look to the international community instead of building the civic soatz that haiti really needs as a country. >> david ariosto, thank you for bringing it to us. we appreciate it. and that is our show for today. i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. have a good night, everybody. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in

that michel martelly, is being selected rather than elected. years and years of postponements in haiti, there is a key date, president michel martelly has to be out of office. pushing for it spent 30 million dollars, for reasons of not being able to get the polling equipment out but really this was about the protests that we're seeing not only in port-au-prince but credits the country. polling stations have been seth ablaze. on the way back to the hotel here we saw buildings damaged cars smashed and burning tires all over the place. we are facing another postponement. no details when the next election will run off or whether the results from previous elections will be null and void. this is a fluid situation and people here are deeply angry. >> andy gallagher from port-au-prince, haiti. >>> president nicholas maduro's request for more powers in venezuela, meanwhile, the international monetary fund has predicted that in venezuela, inflation will reach up to 700%. >>> centers for disease control today expand he its travel alert to cover most of s

. >> neki: and many asking michelle martelly to resign. we'll bring you the latest up next in a report. >> increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars... ...this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closererhan ever before. come join us...as star wars awakens. now at walt disney world resort. experience the fun of all four theme parksks >> local 10 news starts right now. >> todd: here's a peek out the window of our miami tower cam, the magic city and it looks sleepy and no one support andaround. that's not true. 30 thousands of your closest friends. >> neki: 24 or 25,000 and then you add in the spectators and it's probably 40. four degrees out there. marathon says you're a marathon shape when you you you arere in super shape. >> todd: it it gets bill bier every year. no winter wallop wut temperatures have dipped lower here in our sout

he's competing with outgoing president president michele martelly's chosen successor. >> we always knew storms would between about 3:00 in the morning to 8:30 was very busy, anymore. north winds have pushed in. this cold front is out, a stable pattern for the next several days or so, maybe the balance of the week, let's dive around the here. but if you've been outside nothing across the keys where we had strong wind gusts earlier today, same dealor miami-dade and broward, areas gusting over 50 mile per hour then the deadly tornados south of tampa, siesta key, sarasota, horrible situation, everybody doing a heck of a lot better. how about torn morning? here's your commute forecast. a few clouds, it's martin luther king, jr. day as well so maybe you don't have a commute. if you do, i'm sorry. but, hey, least the weather cooperating, 55 degrees around 8:00 a.m. clouds in there, low humidity, though, rain free a bet of a breeze out of the north, temperatures flirting with 70 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. so you see this milky white, still that same stubborn high clouds we've been dealing

the church is mediating a way forward between president michelle martelly who wants to transfer power to an elected president in two weeks and his oppositioio that wants a transitional team >> it's risky so compromise of what would happen. >>reporter: the electoral mess was scooped business investors, recruited cruise ship business. >> i believe@ calm, cool and wise heads prevail and will provide a instruct forstructure for us to keep on going. >> we do hear some kind of plan to move forward with the electctn process and new leadership. we should know that by the end of this week but by all accounts there's just no way that free and fair elections can be held with the resul coming in before that february 7th deadline. at is the situation in port-au-prince, haiti. i'm glenna millberg, local 10 news. >>> florida state university has reached a nearly $1 million settlement with a student who used jamam winston of rape. according to the university the former studentt will receive 250,000 while her twice that amount, 700,000. the attorneys say they are getting no where near that much. the a

. >>> haiti's president michelle martelly said the election will go on despite a push from the senate. violent protests are sweeping the nation's there and haiti's constitution demands the election on february 7th. glenna millberg is traveling to haiti to cover the live elections. >>> a rock slide caused some big problems tuesday on madeira county in california. it closed a highway for about a ten mile stretch in both directions. fortunately no cars were hit by those falling rocks but the road blockage throughout the afternoon to move the big boulders throughout the way. >>> for us here in south florida i'm happy to tell you we're rain-free and we're waking up to comfortable conditions. a bit cool in miami where we're still in the 50s but we'e' checking in at 64 degrees in ft. lauderdale and key west. the east wind is the culprit. remember that ocean wind provides for the warmth and humidity. you notice it in the way of temperatures and later today you'll notice in the way of humidity. it will feel a bit more humid in parts of south florida. 55 degrees, 57 in hialeah. still cool, comf

president michel martelli, not enough to placate the heangt hasn't street. >> most clearly evidenced by the fact that over 70% of voters simply stayed home and didn't vote in the presidential elections right? you have a lot of anger and perception that this process is not fair and haitian people are not able to choose their leader. >> international observers led by the organization of american states which monitors elections across latin america largely certified the first round results but a growing course of voices including former secretary of state patrick elly says the process is far from fair, adding the international community is at least partly to blame. >> the haitian economic elite is not only subservient to foreign interest, it is also blind. they think that because they're leaving the penthouse, having neglected the foundation of the building, that it won't crumble. >> reporter: often coined the republic of ngos, haiti hospitals some 10,000 nongovernment organizations, which provide everything from water sanitation to housing. but foreign efforts particularly security eff

the first time, so did supporters of president michelle martelly's administration with protes of their own in several cities. >>reporter: the dualing and damaging crowds give new urgency for stakeholders in haiti's aborted presidential runoff, a time factor besides the february 7th mandate for president martelly to transfer power. >> the president cannot solve the problem anymore. >>reporter: governor backed front runner banana grower kept campaigning on social media insisting the election process was fair and valid. he kept boycotting insisting frara and manipulation. behind the scenes meetings all weekend result in no public plan confirmed for either a rescheduled election or a transitional way for it. the u.s. embassy, thougug closed today, put out an alert to americans here, notice of gathering protests and locations and warnings, even peaceful demonstrations can escalate quickly. for the third time in a week, concern about disturbances led royal caribbean cruise line to divert cruises for its haiti port of call. the united states state department also weighed in on sunday calling

government opponents say the elections are marred by massive fraud in favor of president michel martelli's handpicked successor. set a new date for the votes. >>> well, a familiar face may soon throw his at into the presidential race. michael bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of new york city, says he is reportedly considering a third-party run for the white house. "the new york times" is reporting bloomberg has told his advisers to draw up plans for a potential independent campaign. the "times" reports he has told friends he would be willing to spend at least $1 billion of his own money his campaign. nbc news reports a source familiar with bloomberg says the mayor is serious about his plans the source says look for blmberg to run if republicans nominate donald trump or senator ted cruz and the democrats nominate senator bernie sanders. >> announcer: now first alert weather with meteorologist adam berg, south florida's most accurate forecast." >>> all right. pretty blustery out there. it's interesting. when we were talking with stephanie, hey, if you are from little cool break. t if

we have not heard from the candidat at all, and we have not heard frompresident michel martelly, either. hopefully we will hear from them because right now the big question is what happens next. not an leak, but february -- election but february 7th is a constitutional deadlininwho have a transfer of power, so we will be efforting to findut what is going to go on in haiti as w@'re here for you tonight. i'm going to toss it back to you now from port-au-prince. >> calvin: it's going to be an interesting weekend. glenna milberg live for us. thanks a lot for that. stay tuned for glenna as live reporting from haiti throughout the weekend for us as she reports on the very latest setback to elect a brand new president for the country of haiti. >> laurie: back here the ha home let's turn outside. what a wet and dangeus day our on roadways, and it was a, so of a day across south florida.. doesn't seem as though it would let up at all >> calvin: we turn now to our chief certified meteorologist betty davis on the latest with what isoing to happen this week, especially after today. together. saturd

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the recall election for president was postponed the demands from esident michelle martelly's resignation are growing larger. haiti's election council has n/t picked a date for the runoff race. it's styll unclear as to whether he will step down when that date comes or if he will remain in office until his replalament is ultimately elected. glenna millberg is the only south florida reporter in haiti. we will have a live update on the election crisis coming from her later today. >>> a newlue this morning surrounding last year's terror attacks in paris. new video released yesterday by the islamic state showsws the militants carried out by the attacks. this video too gruesome to show. they are shown beheading captives specifically before threatening 133. >>> a video of the you've got to see it. >>> the a man killed after getting hit b a snowplow. >>> another chil morning for us in south florida. second day in a row. but this is about to change. high pressure building acrossss the eastern u.s. is actually going to help to bring back abrief warmup foror our friends in the midatlantic after the

the current president michelle martelly says 's not stepping down unless the country holds an election. in the streets more demonstrations calling for the country to hold an election. some marchers campaigning in cities for the first round of top finishing. opposition protestors say they want a fair election for a drug administration is reviewing blood donation policies following the zika outbreak. researchers at the university of miami say people in south florida do need to be ready. for years they've been studying climate change and its effect on mosquitoes. >> i ithe climate remains rather moderate and the minimums go up and maximums don't go up as much, as has been the trend over a number of years, tt means a worse situation for people because the mosquitoes will more likely spread. >> the world health organization says the virus is going explosion i feel. >>> video of a traffic stop that led to the arrest of several oregon militia members. one of those shot dead during the confrontation. we warning you, we do show that moment right here. watch officers follow he slows down but the

current president michelle martelly wants to transfer power to a president. >>> now to vote 2016, the count down to the iowa caucuses is on. hillary clinton and bernie sanders is campaigning hard. the former first lady has a six point lead in the state. bernie sanders explainedhe would raise taxes to fufu a plan. debate before the caucuses and local 10 news reporter glenna millberg, she will be in iowa for this year's caucuses. look for her live reports in iowa starting at 6:00 p.m. on thursday. >>> settlements with ten of the crew members families. tote maritime will pay the families to settle lawsuits. legal claims for the other 23 families of lost crew members are still pending. >>> two former walt disney world employees are suing the company. they say disney conspired with an outsourcing country to replace them with cheaper immigrant labor. they allege disney broke labor laws. disney released a lawsuit saying the lawsuits are a misrepresentation of the facts. >>> texas recalls cleared planned parenthood of any wrongdoing after a under cover individuals were released. instead they

the prime minister say it is be held until president michel martelly leaves power. protesters made their way to the streets again. this time the rally was peaceful. as of now, the election is postponed indefinitely. this morning the home of drug lord pab escobar is in pieces. the demolition didn't end without one last surprise. construction crews found a small safe as they tore down wall. this is the second safe found in a notorious mention. the handymanan said thieves found a ten-inch metal safe hidden in a staircase under the home. there's a chance the safe does not belong to escobar because apparently there was another homener after them. >> i'll admit i'm infatuate with that story. if your plans are going to take you to new york city or d.c. today, definitely call ahead. it's going to be a slow process for airports to get back up and running after the blizzard. passengers are facing more delays and cancellations, far things are getting back on trackck slowly, and getting into theew york area airports is a chore with all that snow that is piled up along the stree

think that they are comingg up on the end of a presidential term and there's nobody to succeed michele martelly. >> this month is the 212 anniversary of the founding of the republic of haiti. and when yououook at all the times that outside countries are running the cououry, and thenthe dictators pop up, doc and baby doc and the little time they had democracy, had a period of time from the exchange of power from bertran aristide, to proval, things went kind of smoothly. the peoplelof hate rhee good people, are hardworking people, are faith-based people. they deserve a government as good as they are. and they're not getting it. and i'm hopeful that this transisional government will be have the president's stay past february 7th. that is a constitutional crisis and a security crisis as well. >> well said. i was there for the first election of jon bertrand aristide. it was one of the most exsieght periods because something like 97% of eligible haitians voted. they votod peacefully. they went to the polls even illiterate people. they have pictures of the candidates on the ballot. and they put their

in haiti, massive street protests continue as residents demand the ouster of president michel martellyis comes after protests succeeded in postponing sunday's presidential runoff vote in a race mired in fraud. the runoff vote was slated to feature only one candidate, president martelly's handpicked successor, jovenel moise, after his competitor, jude cestin, boycotted the election. the united states has been criticized for supported the disputed october elections. in the israeli-occupied west bank, residents gathered for the funeral of a 13-year-old palestinian girl shot dead by israeli security guards saturday. israeli police say ruqayya eid abu eid was killed after she tried to stab an israeli guard at a jewish-only settlement anatot. this comes as palestinians demand the release of the bodies of at least 10 palestinians killed by israeli security forces since october. on thursday, families staged a symbolic funeral, carrying empty coffins on a march to the united nations headquarters in the west bank city of ramallah, demanding the israeli government return the bodies of palestinian

the resolution is non-binding, and the ballots have already arrived, and so haitian president michel martelly said sunday will be the day haitians elected a new leader. today protesters have gathered outside the u.s. embassy urging for the runoff to be suspended. glenna milberg is traveling to haiti to cover the elections. look for her liveeports tomorrow on local10 news. >> laurie: ann curry from great britain head russian president putin@likely approved at the death, the 2006 of alexander dimensiono. investigators say hoe was poisenat a meeting. the judge found the russian officials likely acted behalf approval of vladimir putin. >> calvin: breaking news at of africa. a terrorist attack has happened in the country of somalia. a suicide bomber first rammed the gates, then it appeared other terrorists opened fire on people eating at the seafood restaurant the in the capital stead of mogadishu and they now have hostages according to smally police. we will, of course, keep watching this developing story. >> laurie: an employee at the los angeles zoo had to be rescued falling into the gorilla en

and today at a rally haiti's prident michel martelly said he would only give up power to a newly elected leader but the problem is they have yet to set a date for the presintial run off. and then there's hayes' constitution that says a new president must take the oath of office by february 7th. >>> comimi up at at 4:30 now websites round two of wild weather today, floing in miami-dade county, but broward is under a floodch was until 10:00 tonight. betty will have another check on the radar just aad. >> laurie: ak-9 goes for a wild right wages of will manso. hobble heat. >>> and we know hockey is a physical game but it'sot usually -- it's the punishment. we'll tell you what the heck was going on here next in sports. >> michael: gavin, south florida. i'm michael signed. coming up at 40 i know a lot of you take th tri-rail to get home from work, but coming up i'll tell you why you may be of the train. [ scanner beeping ] sir, could you step aside? "sir"? come on. you know who i am. progressive insurance? did you pack your own bags? oh! right -- the name your price tool. it shows people poli

protestors you're about to see, their whole message is they want it done without michelle martelie as president. >> martelli has to go. that's the new demand for the protests. burning tires, hurling rocks. all that continued even after the violence became the reason the election council canceled the presidential runoff. >> is that empowering that technique to continue? >> absolutely not. >> it's time for the president and prime minister to get out of the country before the seventh of february. >> the call to the streets came from this radio broadcast. the table, several losing presidential candidates now part of the patchwork of opposition rigged in favor of president march shell marteli's president. >> they are organized as the voice of the people. the violence thah goes with it at times is not condoned by the organizers. (shouting). >> the fresh round of protests spilled through the streets of port-au-prince as the international community and unitedations secretary general urged all sides to compromise on a plan and a speedy reset to the runoff. >> so much pressure from the outside, this country is feelin

protestors you're about to see, their whole message is they want it done without michelle martelie as president. >> martelli has to go. that's the new demand for the protests. burning tires, hurling rocks. all that continued even after the violence became the reason the election council canceled the presidential runoff. >> is that empowering that technique to continue? >> absolutely not. >> it's time for the president and prime minister to get out of the country before the seventh of february. >> the call to the streets came from this radio broadcast. at the table,everal losing presidential candidates now part of the patchwork of opposition insisting the elections were ried in favor of president march shell marteli's president. >> they are organized as the voice of the people. the violence that goes with it at times is not condoned by the >> the fresh round of protestsp spilled through the streets of port-au-prince as the international community and united nations secretary general urgedll sides to compromise on a plan and a speedy reset to the runoff. >> so much pressure from the outside, this country is f