reporter: moise was shot to death when assassins stormed his residential compound.ozens have been arrested in the wake of the raid, including 18 former colombian soldiers and two haitian americans. but several key suspects remain at large, including a former senator, and a fugitive former employee of the justice ministry's anticorruption unit, whom henry has defended. prosecutors say the prime minister spoke with that suspect twice on the right of moise's assassination. they asked henry to report for questioning, and asked immigration services not to let him leave the country. but under haitian law, only the president can authorize the interrogation of the sitting prime minister, and since moise 's death, haiti doesn't have one. tom: the u.s. secretary has been -- u.s. secretary of state has been in the hot seat once again, answering questions about the withdrawal from afghanistan in the house of representatives' foreign affairs committee. this tuesday was the turn of the upper house to quiz antony blinken, appearing before the senate foreign relations committee. re

president moÏse knew him.ne point he was on the shortlist for a job in the government of moÏse's administration. he is described by police as one of the "brains" of the operation. juan: in terms of the leaked report, there been over 40 people taken into custody but no indication of -- in this report of who actually was the mastermind of this assassination. >> exactly. police are still saying it wa haitia american doctor is one of their brains. but the report still does not tell us who financed it. we have found in our independent investigation at "the miami herald" the people did not have the financial means to finance this that were in custody. this is the job of the investigative jud who has to continue the probe. that is the question, whether or not members of the fbi, whether or not we will be able to find out who truly financed this very expensive and expansive operation to kill a president. amy: but now as a prosecutor is going to charge the prime minister ariel henry so he fired the prosecutor and the j

sacks the chief prosecutor, who wants him to face charges over the assassination of presidentjovenel moise. scared and in hiding — the afghan women left in the dark over their future employment under a taliban government. we are in here, under danger, without documents, without activities, with works, with videos, with photos, but i don't know how to carry it till now to other countries or safe places. i don't know. polls close in california. the democratic governor, gavin newsom, waits to find out if the state ranked as the world's fifth—largest economy, have voted him out of office. how to handle the heat? a special report on how people in pakistan's mega—city karachi are struggling, as extreme temperatures become more common aorund the world. it is almost unbearable to be standing out in the street. it is only 11 o'clock and the sun is beating down. and the pollution. it makes it even worse. some here wonder how long they can go on like this. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it's the poorest country in the western hemisphere and it is living through one of

sacks the chief prosecutor who wants him to face charges over the asassination of presidentjovenel moisecalifornians are deciding whether to keep the democrat, gavin newsom — as their governor. the results of the recall vote could have repercussions far beyond the golden state. as extreme heat becomes more common around the world — we have a special report on how people living in pakistan's mega—city karachi are struggling to cope. and — all thatjazz indeed! — broadway is back, after an 18—month shutdown because of the pandemic. hello and welcome to the programme — a bitter row has broken out in kabul between leaders of the taliban over the make—up of the group's new government. senior taliban officials have told the bbc the row involved a strong exchange of words at the presidential palace, over who should take credit for the group's victory. co—founder mullah abdul ghani baradar is said to believe the emphasis should be placed on the diplomacy carried out by people like him. however khalil ur—rahman haqqani, the minister for refugees, believes credit should be given to those who led th

presidentjovenel moise�*s murder and the exacerbating existing problems in the nation.t instability comes at the worst possible moment. more than 2000 people were killed in a huge earthquake last month and a duster urgently needed in the affected region. just as haitians had hoped for a semblance of calm with the twin impact of natural disaster and coronavirus there seems it will be still more political upheaval ahead. garry pierre pierre is the founder of the news website the haitian times — he gave me his take on this latest development. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, the investigation into the assassination of the president has been politicised. it has been since the very beginning and no seeing raw politics where people are not even pretending any more. the opposition parties, they don't want him as prime minister and they are lobbying accusations without evidence, maseko against him. we know what the evidence is that they are not releasing what they are claiming to ask for his arrest, if you will, because that is basically what it is. it is an arrest. you can trav

moises: primero que nada te saludo con mucho gusto.lugar con buen fÚtbol y sobre todo ganando confianza en el partido ante jamaica el dÍa de hoy. arranca con el pie derecho cual. josÉ: vimos que en el octagonal hay equipos que crecieron, que estÁn haciendo muy buen partido. visitarlos no es fÁcil meterte, no es cosa sencilla, serÁ un octagonal mÁs difÍcil de lo que creemos? moises: asÍ es, josÉ luis. serÁ difÍcil, jugar en centroamÉrica siempre es complicado. son estadios donde la gente tiene mucho, pero mucho peso. sobre todo se motivan ptse. — bastante. la aficiÓn funciona a favor de los clubes o las selecciones tambiÉn centroamericanas. serÁ complicado. considero que mÉxico avanzarÁ en el primer lugar. repito, sin caminar, pero jugando buen fÚtbol y sacando puntos importantes. tal vez no triunfos contundentes en centro amÉrica. pero trayÉndose puntos de estos paÍses centroamericanos. jesÚs: me da mucho gusto saludarte. lo has jugado, lo has vivido. quÉ diferencia con un estadio no vacÍo. juega en contra la presiÓn al rival. al arbit

minister sacks the prosecutor, who wants him to face charges over the assassination of presidentjovenel moisethe british prime minister is a a and plan b in case there is another outbreak of coronavirus during autumn. four ordinary people prepare to explore the final frontier — on the first ever all—civilian space mission — crewed by amateur astronauts. come on, babe, why don't we paint the town? and all that jazz! after an 18—month shutdown because of the pandemic, the show can finally go on again as new york's hello and welcome. within the past hour polls have closed in california where voters have been deciding whether to oust the democratic governor, gavin newsom, 16 months before the end of his term. he's widely expected to win the 50% of votes needed to stay in office. the recall vote was initiated by republicans, angered by strict coronavirus regulations. his leading challenger is larry elder, a conservative radio talk show host. i'm humble and grateful to the millions and millions of californians i'm humble and grateful to the millions and millions of californians who i'm humble and g

mr moise was killed during an attack on his residence injuly.ilitary pulled out of afghanistan. and the uk is to offer covid booster jabs to people aged over 50. prime minister borisjohnson says the additional vaccinations will leave britain better placed to deal with any surge in cases over the winter.

sacked the chief prosecutor, who accused him of involvement in the assassination of presidentjovenel moise. the prosecutor had demanded mr henry, be barred from leaving haiti — after claiming he'd seen evidence the prime minister was connected to a leading suspect in the killing. a month on from the taliban's victory in afghnaistan many women are still wondering whether they'll be able to return to work. one group who worked as stewardesses on afghanistan's national airline — have told the bbc, they are now too scared to return to theirjobs. californians are voting on whether to replace their governor — the democrat, gavin newsom. frustration over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic fuelled a republican led effort to dismiss him before the end of his term. his removal would have major implications — for his party's small congressional majority. those are the headlines. the vaccine booster programme will start next week in all parts of the uk. the booster is a third dose to protect against covid — and will be given at least six months after the second was adminstered. care home staff a

mr moise was killed during an attack on his residence injuly. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has told a senate committee that the taliban will not be able to use the high—tech equipment left behind when the american military pulled out of afghanistan. and the uk is to offer covid booster jabs to people aged over 50. prime minister borisjohnson says the additional vaccinations will leave britain better placed to deal with any surge in cases over the winter. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster henry bonsu, and the former trade minister, lord jones. two titans of talk. chocked full of wise words. gents, it's good to see you again. thank you very much. i'm losing it. it's what it does to your mind. although i doubt this is a specialist laughter enough! the ink is dry. all the news is fit to print and has been printed. "a covid winter warner", reads the metro — as the prime minister announces what the paper describes as a �*light—touch�* plan a and a �*tougher�*

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sacked the chief prosecutor, who accused him of involvement in the assassination of presidentjovenel moise. the prosecutor had demanded mr henry be barred from leaving haiti after claiming he'd seen evidence the prime minister was connected to a suspect in the killing. a month on from the taliban's victory in afghnaistan, many women are still wondering whether they'll be able to return to work. one group who worked as stewardesses on afghanistan's national airline have told the bbc they are now too scared to return to theirjobs. the democratic governor of california, gavin newsom, is waiting to find out if the state ranked as the world's fifth largest economy, have voted him out of office. frustration over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic fuelled a republican—led effort to dismiss him. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the golden age of the explorer is inextricably linked with the golden age of empire. people inspired to travel where none had travelled before, charting territory and encountering peoples who were subsequently often subjugated and ex

moise was gunned down during an attack on his home in early july.ce then, dozens of suspects have been arrested, but investigators have yet to identify a mastermind or motive behind that attack. >>> residents in houston, texas, are being urged to stay home as the city deals with the aftermath of hurricane nicholas, which has now weakened to a tropical depression. authorities say dangerous conditions still exist, including downed power lines. nicholas made landfall as a category 1 hurricane early tuesday and is expected to move very slowly across louisiana over the next 48 hours. flash flood watches are in effect for more than 6 million people along the gulf coast. >>> covid-19 has now claimed the lives of 1 in 500 americans. that is according to cnn analysis of data from johns hopkins university and the u.s. census bureau. officials are pushing for more people to get vaccinated to prevent more deaths. the cdc says 54% of americans are now fully vaccinated, still shy of what disease experts say is needed for herd immunity. dr. anthony fauci says rese

prosecutor bed-ford claude said henri had communicated with a key suspect on the night moise was killed meanwhile, many haitians are still struggling to recover from the devastation wrought by the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck one month ago. >> as you can observe, we have not received help from anyone. my house was destroyed. we have not received help. people who live here are helping us to rebuild this church. amy: tensions are ratcheting up on the korean peninsula as south korea fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile earlier today, in response to a ballistic missile test by north korea just hours earlier -- its first since march and a breach of u.n. sanctions. two days earlier, pygyang tested aong-range uise miile. present biden eviously sd he was open to diplomacy with north korea but denuclearization talks between the two countries have not resumed since negotiations between trump and kim jong-un broke down in 2019. back in the united states, the justice department charged former intelligence and military three officials after they admitted to helping the united arab em

support for ariel henry as prime minister, following the assassination of haitian president jovenel moÏsein july. foote wrote -- "this cycle of international political interventions in haiti has consistently produced catastrophic results." foote's resignation came just days after u.s. border patrol agents on horseback were filmed chasing, grabbing, and whipping haitian asylum seekers who had gathered in a makeshift camp in del rio, texas. on thursday, the department of homeland security banned the use of horses in the area but deportations are continuing despite growing criticism from human rights advocates. "the new york times" reports the biden administration has now deported nearly 2000 haitians since last week. about 3000 haitians remain in the makeshift camps in del rio. thousands of others have been allowed to stay in the united states. immigrant justice activists held demonstrations across the united states yesterday to demand the closure of all immigration and customs enforcement jails, an end to deportations, and the release of all imprisoned asylum seekers and immigrants. the "c

amy: as haitians cope with the earthquake's aftermath and the assassination of president jovenel moÏsea coalition of over 300 rights groups in the u.s. sent a letter monday to the biden administration urging it to halt all deportations to haiti and expand tps, tempora protected status. they say more haitians have been deported since biden took office than during all of fiscal year 2020. we go now to guerline jozef, co-founder and executive director of haitian bridge alliance. welcome back to democracy now! these are very, very dire times in haiti. can you explain what is happening? arpeople actually being derted to haiti right n? >> good morning, amy. thank you fo having us back. we are getng a lot of calls fr our clients in imgration detention saying they're being to to pack the things because they're getting ready to deport them. it is extremelylarming ven thfact, as you mentioned earlier, we are barely starting recoverrom the earthake. and the hurcane that litally ravaged the untry to ask a followed -- to ask ago followed by the assasnation of jovenel moÏse back i j july. we are ext

sought to charge the prime minister in connection with the july assassination of president jovenel moÏse the prosecutor, who also sought to prevent henry from leaving haiti, said the prime minister had communicated with a key suspect on the night moÏse was killed. on wednesday, the head of haiti's council of ministers resigned in response to the prosecutor's firing. a federal judge in washington, d.c., has blocked the biden administration from enforcing title 42, a trump-era policy that allows immigration authorities to expel asylum seekers at the u.s.-mexico border without due process, citing the pandemic as justification. the court's order takes effect in 14 days. it's a landmark victory for the american civil liberties union and several immigrant rights groups who condemned title 42 as cruel and lawless. the world meteorological organization warns in a new report that governments are falling far short of the paris climate agreement's goal of limiting global heating to 1.5 degrees celsius. the u.n. weather agency says only immediate, large-scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions c

sacks the chief prosecutor, who wants him to face charges over the assassination of presidentjovenel moiseark over their future employment under a taliban government. we are in here, under danger, without documents, without activities, with works, with videos, with photos, but i don't know how to carry it till now to other countries or safe places. i don't know. polls close in california. the democratic governor, gavin newsom, waits to find out if the state ranked as the world's fifth—largest economy, have voted him out of office. how to handle the heat?

so says the chief prosecutor, who claims he s firm evidence from the night of jovenel moise he's assassination puts ariel henry in the frame. the u.s. secretary of state response to senators' questions, with

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moise had been ruling by decree since 2019, leaving the country without an elected president or parliamentate activists from across the world are criticizing global leaders for their failure to address environmental issues. 400 young delegates from 180 nations are attending the youth for climate summit in the italian city of milan. greta thurnberg accused leaders of being all talk and no action. >> this is not about bunny hugging or blah blah blah, builds back better blah blah, green economies global blah, net zero by 2050, net zero blah bob latta, crime it neutral -- climate neutral, this is all we hear from our so-called leaders. words. words that sound great but so far has led to no action. our hopes and dreams drown in their empty words and promises. >> the british army is on standby to help with field deliveries as the country sees long queues of petro -- at petrol stations for a fifth day. many stations are closed after running out of petrol. the government says a shortage of truck drivers treated the crisis. boris johnson the situation is improving but it will be sometime before thi

sacks the chief prosecutor, who wants him to face charges over the assassination of presidentjovenel moisevernment. we are in the year in danger documents, without activities, with words, with videos, with photos. but i don't know where our other countries are safe places. californians vote on replacing their governor — in a recall election which could seriously affect the democrats ability to run the country. how to handle the heat?

minister sacks the prosecutor, who wants him to face charges over the assassination of presidentjovenel moiseigh street voucher scheme to boost businesses in retail and hospitality has been announced. the £145 million programme will offer pre—paid cards worth £100 to all over—18s. the scheme is based on similar ones injersey and malta and is viewed as a helicopter money policy — a term economists use to describe giving out cash to households to stimulate spending. but does helicopter money like this actually help? richard lim is chief executive of retail economics. what does it work? the measure here is designed _ what does it work? the measure here is designed to _ what does it work? the measure here is designed to support - what does it work? the measure here is designed to support a - here is designed to support a part of the economy that has really been hit significantly during the pandemic and associated lockdowns. there are associated lockdowns. there are a number of factors as to whether or not it will work but it will certainly be a vital stimulus to encourage people to return to the

sacks the chief prosecutor who wants him to face charges over the asassination of presidentjovenel moisernor. the results of the recall vote could have repercussions far beyond the golden state.

the home side scored either side of the break, to cancel out moise kean's opener.ijs de ligt getting the goals that won it for them. and real madrid are back on top of la liga after thrashing mallorca 6—1 at the bernabeu. karim benzema opened the scoring after only three minutes — and got another in the second—half, to take his tally to eight for the season. marco asensio went one better — scoring a hat—trick, before he was replaced by isco who completed the rout. staying with la liga, under—fire barcelona play cadiz on thursday, and manager ronald koeman seems to be feeling the pressure. the dutchman walked out of a camp nou press conference ahead of thursday's match without taking any questions. instead he read out a statement, saying "the team must be supported, in words and actions," europe's ryder cup team have been attempting to win over the hearts of the home fans when the us take on europe at at whistling straits this week. the european team appeared in the traditional dress of the �*cheeseheads' — a nod to the local nfl side. even though the us are favouri

if you back to nic rouse like sardines bryan and moises for reading say these races push everyone forward. this whole race was motivation like with everything that's going on. the dl sherman says the pandemic placed a renewed focus on exercise. i started running because i was cooked up at home. now here she is participating in her first in-person 5 k people or pass bills like don't underestimate the old organizers say it's the first traditional 5 k in the city since the pandemic started this was service to go all about, you know, the people, the atmosphere, the giants, each runner received their medals at home plate. but the real prize came after the race for the chop. this going in and out to get protein found regulars. that's what's going down in san francisco. camila barco kron 4 news. >> and here's the video. everyone's going to be talking about. this is a cap that somehow found its way into the hard rock stadium in miami to see it there dangling in following, oh, my goodness. least it was caught. it had to be saved fans below are able to catch it by using an american flag. it was han

protected man in the country, she says, referring to the assassination of the haitian president jovenal moisely. this kidnapping is at least the tenth in the haitian capital since tuesday. the very week that has seen thousands of deportees returned to port-au-prince. a city many had left in the fears following the 2010 earthquake, fleeing both its poverty and insecurity. now that is only getting worse. >> each time there's an uptick in the number of kidnapping, the authorities react by adding more patrol in the streets. >> reporter: you can see on the streets, that increased police presence. and yet, as visible as it's intended to be, it doesn't seem to be doing much to assure haitians that it's safe to go on the street again. it's like a boat on the ocean with no captain, she says. the country is left to its own devices. gangs rule and keep gaining ground so we're abandoned to our fate. since much of it was leveled in 2010, port-au-prince is a city that has struggled to stand up. now gang violence has forced entire neighborhoods to flee what little they had like the 219 families living insid

dejesus mission of praise moise and in august we have an earthquake. many of these migrants of traverse from south america across some of the most challenging terrain and dangerous borders like that between colombia and panama overwhelming immigration courts and aid organizations. >> in numbers are higher than anything that we've ever experienced that surge prompting political rhetoric. >> cull the and joe while unlikely the texas republican senator ted cruz is thursday tweet prompted the change the biden administration is now planning 8 flights to haiti this week. that number going up to 10 in the coming weeks giving pause to many observers. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast the saturday night. let's get you a to head out the door for the start of your sunday. his call for meteorologist marisa rodriguez with a look at rain showers where they're popping up right now and where they'll fall tonight. while you sleep. >> yeah, not really seeing that many showers out there dry out a little bit seeing g y- stray showers trying to make its way from the

if you back to nic rouse like sardines bryan and moises for reading say these races push everyone forwardth everything that's going on. the dl sherman says the pandemic placed a renewed focus on exercise. i started running because i was cooked up at home. now here she is participating in her first in-person 5 k people or pass bills like don't underestimate the old organizers say it's the first traditional 5 k in the city since the pandemic started this was to go all about, you know, the people, the atmosphere, the giants, each runner received their medals at home plate. but the real prize came after the race for the chop. this going in and out to get protein found regulars. that's what's going down in san francisco. camila barco kron 4 news. >> next in sports. the forty-niners kicking off their season in the motor city. but the wheels almost come off in detroit sports director jason dumas, highlight still. still to come tonight. [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [ sfx: pop ping bloop pop ping bloop ] the day can wait. e

dejesus mission of praise moise and in august we have an earthquake.any of these migrants of traverse from south america across some of the most challenging terrain and dangerous borders like that between colombia and panama overwhelming immigration courts and aid organizations. >> in numbers are higher than anything that we've ever experienced that surge prompting political rhetoric. >> cull the and joe bar while unlikely the texas republican senator ted cruz is thursday tweet prompted the change the biden administration is now planning 8 flights to haiti this week. that number going up to 10 in the coming weeks giving pause to many observers. >> that was michael shure reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, a man is set to spend the rest of his life in prison for his role in the deadly 2019 school shooting in colorado. >> friday. a jury convicted devon erickson for killing his classmate and wounding 8 others in that shooting outside of denver. erickson was also convicted on a number of gun charges. the victim's father sharing his thoughts on the apology

if you back to nic rouse like sardines bryan and moises for reading say these races push everyone for this whole race was motivation like with everything that's going on. the dl sherman says the pandemic placed a renewed focus on exercise. i started running because i was cooked up at home. now here she is participating in her first in-person 5 k people or pass bills like don't underestimate the old organizers say it's the first traditional 5 k in the city. >> since the pandemic started this was to go all about, you know, the people, the atmosphere, the giants, each runner received their medals at home plate. but the real prize came after the race for the chop. this going in and out to get protein found regulars. that's what's going down in san francisco. camila barco kron 4 news. >> still to come next in sports, the niners kicking off their season. but the wheels almost come off in the motor city. kate rooney is up next >> talk about our 4 zone forecast this sunday night. a live look at the transamerica pyramid in downtown san francisco. as folks wrap up another work another weekend,

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