had to resign we spoke to me a little bit earlier an economist and professor at university in port au prince who says there are underlying problems fueling the unrest. except this case of israel yesterday i would consider moving right now it's very slow. and we don't have in the recent street protests. let's say for the last 2 weeks and president very uncertain. hope that the president should step down while the government support a theory of businesses things but how. about a new wire the time to meet and new suffering that's the main issue rana so. the president has the change because lately we have. soccer competition and the national team was in competition for 2 weeks so people will really be watching the haiti soccer team were doing very little weight at the gold cup and then except that a size that we had asked that against and the west in the case and comes here to look for the arabs of those situation actually maybe lower an hour for the sort of position and make it more certain a little different results of staying power for a while. heavy rain in china's eastern provinces triggere

universities on skype from port au prince nice to have you with us here there is obviously something that has happened with the murder of a journalist that seems to be a very acute. moment but there are some underlying issues here aren't they things which haven't gone away for years which must be fueling the unrest. i don't care for having me. but they are excited to see case of this funeral yesterday i would consider moving right now it's very simple. we don't have the recent street protests. i'm going to say for the last 2 weeks and but in the very uncertain. hope that the president should step down while the government supported thank you for the sustained follow. me wired economy he knew suffering that's the main reason rana so. the president has the genes because lately we have. a soccer competition and a national team wasn't going to sing for 2 weeks so people were really watching soccer we're going to wait at the gold cup and then. that says that we have it as that against and the west in the case and comes here to push for the arrows of those situation actually meets floor in

and protesters during the funeral of a murdered journalists or yon was shot dead by gunmen in port au prince last month has been investigating allegations of corruption involving presidential been away says government there's been more violence in hong kong as protesters faced off with riot police over a controversial extradition bill that followed a rally outside a train station which services to mainland china and heavy rain in china's eastern fujian province has triggered severe floods and paying city was the worst hit area with several villages under water affecting thousands of people who were left cleaning up muddy water which destroyed houses vehicles and markets the fast moving flood waters prompted a rescue operation with 3000 people taken to safety as for the headline keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come in the meantime al-jazeera correspondent as that next. i'm victoria bo a journalist working in doha for al-jazeera on documentary investigations i'm married with 2 daughters. that. i try to be the best mother i can one they can be proud of but i fear making the same mistake

the populations increase the bumblebee population increase the port au prince for permission of the grave for you have the impact on the production system. in seeking feeding the population is the 1st consideration but all the while protecting biodiversity and the environment a wealth of expertise in organic farming has been built up here in the himalayas nature is seen as a valuable asset that deserves to be handled with care. fact that seacom became the world's 1st region to switch to 100 percent organic agriculture has a lot to do with people's attitudes. to the big. dog friends that make friends with the group if you would. pass by that i say but i noticed here is that these farmers have a different mentality. understand that they're part of nature. or it might be something to do with their fates but they respect nature for them not to. pick out was the same as because of that they can't really imagine using agro toxin eyes and artificial fertilisers dillard's as it's. chemical free farming a vision that seacom is making reality. here at another research institute staff and farmers ha

will speed up its young was investigating the government's corruption is killing by gunmen in port au prince last month sparked street protests a month and the resignation of president maurice but that sarah mill is an economist and professor at king's care university in port of prince says there are underlying problems feeling rests. except the case of this funeral yesterday i would consider moving right now it's very slow. we don't have in the recent protests. let's say for the last 2 weeks and but in the very uncertain. hope that the president should step down while the government supported thank you for the sustained fall. but i mean why are the economy new suffering that's the main issue right now so the president has to change because it made the we have. a soccer competition and a national wasn't going to put 2 weeks so people will really be watching that he be suckered in well being very great at the gold cup. and then except that size that we have asked that the gays and the west in the case and come here to look for the arabs and those situation actually made lower in our. nation a

university in port au prince who says there are underlying problems fueling the unrest except this case of this funeral yesterday i would consider moving right now it's very slow. and we don't have in the recent street protests. let's say for the last 2 weeks and then but i'm very uncertain. hope that the president should step down while the government support a thing that brings the sustained thought. about a new wire the time to meet and new suffering that's the main issue right now so. the president has the chains because lately we had. soccer competition and a national team wasn't going to shoot for 2 weeks so people will really be watching the t.v. soccer team were doing very great at the gold cup and then except that observes that we had passed that against and the west in the case and who comes here to push for the arabs and those situation actually maybe lower in our. sort of position and make it more certain a little bit of resilience of staying power for a while. heavy rain in china's eastern provinces triggered severe floods now in pink city was the worst hit area with severa

protesters during the funeral of a murdered turn a lists are speed a young was shot dead by gunmen in port au prince last month investigating corruption allegations and presidential the now moyses government. venezuela's opposition leader says he will resume talks with president nicolas maduro the government is not given a date yet though why those representatives last met with government figures in norway in may but those discussions stalled and israel has been ravaged by 5 years of economic chaos and so are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera we have another bolton very shortly next soapbox mexico 2 worlds. on counting the cost $3.00 decades off the collapse of the soviet union russia is engaging with africa to raise its political clout and we look at the economics behind some of his decision to buy the u.s. for an f. $35.00 stealth bomber counting the cost. you know something's not. going to. bring to. this has been sound on no one said castles with assets and the damage from being on the t.n.c. it if you're going to. comment but isn't that a list of reasons. most of them are based on this a

the funeral of a murdered journalist breastfeed a pitcher and was shot dead by government in port au prince last month he'd been investigating corruption allegations in the government and there's been no violence in hong kong as protesters faced off with riot police over a controversial extradition bail that was after a mass rally outside a train station which has services to mainland china these are in 25 minutes but right now we are back to the royals. on the 31st of october 1999 egypt air flight 990 disappeared from ride and crashed into the atlantic about 111 kilometers of the east coast of the u.s. with over 200 casualties. the investigation into the crash was conducted by the national transportation safety board n.t.s.b. in washington d.c. but we were concerned that it hadn't and haven't the true cause of the accident when the federal aviation administration required a change in the design of boeing's him 67 in 2014 we decided to revisit the case. because american citizens died in the crash and there was the possibility of a criminal act if beyond stopped were among the 1st on the sam

shot dead by gunmen in port au prince last month he'd been investigating allegations of corruption involving presidential now more he says government the violence follows days of street protests calling for more ways to resign. a recent photo father and daughter brought the world's attention to the migration crisis in america southern border and as the u.s. clamps down on undocumented migrants at the mexican border many other desperate families are attempting the dangerous time across the rio grande river as many reports some of those attempting the crossing are younger than 2 years old. on the banks of the rio get on the mexican 1st responders are searching for a missing person it's a joint operation between mexican authorities and u.s. customs and border patrol they're looking for a little girl about 3 years old the daughter of haitian migrants who crossed the river into the united states a few nights ago and. in this case unfortunately we are looking for a girl between 2 and 3 years old it's best that we search down stream because she's the baby she could have been swept away easier than

dead last month rusty pencil is investigating government corruption his killing by gunmen in port-au prince spot street protests demanding the resignation of the president of n l moans. that's a meal as an economist and professor at the keys cairo university he says there are underlying problems fueling the some rest. except. of this funeral yesterday i would consider moving right now it's very slow. and we don't have in the recent street protests. let's say for the last 2 weeks and but in the very uncertain. hope that the president should step down while the government support of the liberals the sustain pot. but a new wired economy is moustafa really that's the main issue right now so. the president has that seems because lately we have. soccer competition and the national team was in competition for 2 weeks so people will really be watching the heelys soccer team were being very great at the gold cup and then except that observes that we had passed that against and the west in the case and comes here to look for the arabs of those degrees and actually maybe lower and how far. was eaten a

was investigating government corruption is killing by gunmen in the capital port au prince last month it's walk the street protests demanding the resignation of the president of an elmore easy those are your headlines the news continues after marco polo a very modern journey i have the news hour in 30 minutes. thank you. thank. you. thank. you. venice once a powerful trading post of the western world. professes out is on the trail of marco polo the venetian much and who traveled east and recorded his journeys for posterity. but marco polo was not just to much and he has a mission from the pope. to deliver a letter to the mongol emperor asking for a political alliance. marco polo has traveled for 3 years without having leaving mongol territory now he approaches the heart of it the court of public on the grandson of the old conquering discolor the most powerful man in moscow post time. she will get on this you know to this you know to. it of a alamy been the daughter. because she had it that there's already a gunk on a pupil syndicate my foot. they came be the other. if you know it ough

month respite if it's your own was investigating government corruption is killing by gunmen in port au prince sparked speak street protests demanding the resignation of president chavez and maurice at certainly as an economist and professor at the scare university and author of france he says there are underlying problems feeling re armrests. except the case of this new role yesterday i would consider moving right now it's very slow. and we don't have any recent street protests. let's say for the last 2 weeks and but in very uncertain. hope that the president should step down while the government supported thank you for the sustained power. but meanwhile the economy in new software and that's the main issue right now so the president has to change because lately we have. soccer competition and the national team was incumbent for 2 weeks so people who are. watching who. were being very rate at the goal cough and then said that size that we had asked that the gays and the west in the case and come here to push for the arabs of those situation actually made lower in our blood. and make it more c

is this world, a world where cruise ships throw awore more food in a day of most residents of port au prince see in a year, apartheid in one hemisphere, apathy in another hemisphere. >> sean: prior to is election, he was photographed smiling with that guy that, would be the vile racist hate preacher, louis farrakhan. congressional black caucus, some people knew about this picture but kept it hidden from you, we the people, until the president left office. that was a picture of trump and farrakhan imagine how the media would react, democrats react. former president bill clinton sent time right there, let's see, the rev. al sharpton, jessie jackson, louis farrakhan, and bill clinton. congresswoman talib wrote for his publication. here's a sample of who farrakhan really is. stuff he spews, most of his sermons, take a listen. >> the satanic jews, that control everything and mostly everybody. powerful jews are my enemies. you see white people deserve to die. there is no human being on earth that has murdered more living things than the caucasians. these are murderous liars. >> sean: would you wan

protesters during the funeral of a murdered journalist that's young was shot dead by gunmen in port au prince last month even investigating allegations of corruption involving president children emily says government the violence all these days of protests calling for more ways to step down or so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera we have another boltzmann at the top of the hour in the meantime al-jazeera correspond in this next . i think i'm back to could evolve where i grew up to. find out how mentally ill people and i treated. today i'm joining the head of an african angio on a potential rescue mission to. their representative in the broadway district is concerned for the welfare of the woman and one of the nearby villages. where. we find the woman chained to a tree. i will want to die. i mean. what happened to another mentally ill villager he's only going to live one problem coming to them even if he said something to. the woman's brother arrives that. i was a confirmed case of things i. did. laugh about in my life that people didn't. realize i could why they would be like this when

was investigating government corruption his killing by a gunman in port-au prince street sparked street protests demanding the resignation of the president of an el noisy. the only functioning airport in the libyan capital has reopened following missile strikes on sunday airport has been repeatedly targeted by forces loyal to the warlord after in his 3 month campaign to capture tripoli and depose the un recognized government. russian airlines no longer flying to georgia spells problems for the tourism industry that the russian president banned flights following anti russian riots last month state media says it's no longer safe to fly there for a holiday robin for a stay walker reports now from the mountain resort which is popular with russian tourists at least up until now. russians will no longer be able to fly direct to georgia from july the 8th. that could take the wind out of the sails of georgia's tourism industry. who guides like a trying to stay upbeat fiercely. or. if the number of russian tourists go down there are a lot of other visitors from other countries so we're going to

resignation of president maurice etc nia is an economist and professor at this university in port au prince says there are underlying problems feeling the unrest. said this case of this funeral yesterday we consider moving right now it's very slow. and we don't have in the recent street protests. let's say for the last 2 weeks and but in a very uncertain. as chair of that the president should step down while the government support of their nuclear the sustain pot. but meanwhile the kind of militant really suffering that's the main issue right now so. the president has a change because lately we have. soccer competition and the national team was in complete vision for 2 weeks so people were really. suckered were doing very well at the goal cough and then except that besides that we had it as they gave us and the west in the case and come here to look for the arabs of those degrees a nationally made laura now. i've heard of musician and make it more certain a little report results of staying power for a while. the parents of an israeli ethiopian teenager shot and killed by an off duty policem

university in port au prince is as there are underlying problems. they accept this case of this funeral yesterday we consider moving right now it's very slow. and we don't have in the recent street protests. let's say for the last 2 weeks and but in very uncertain. hope that the president should step down while the government support of the liberals the sustaining power. about a new wired economy if you loose off very that's the main issue right now so. the president has a change because lately we have. soccer competition and the national team was in competition for 2 weeks so people will really be watching the haiti soccer team were doing very great at the gold cup and then accept that observes that we had asked that the gays and the west in the case and comes here to push for the arabs and those that reason actually maybe it's lower in our. sort of position and make it more certain a little different results of staying power for a while. now u.s. financier and registered sex offender geoffrey apps the and has been arrested on sex trafficking charg

was shot dead by gunmen in port au prince last month investigating allegations of corruption involving presidential races government violence holidays and street protests calling from ways to resign. the us has won the women's world cup for a record 4th time defending their title against another alliance and france. meghan paino scored the opening penalty kick in the 2nd half to see her top 2 goal scoring sheets for the golden boot award and roosevelt scored the winning goal to make the u.s. the most successful teen and the tournaments history able to cut about the competition throughout the tournament which started with the 13 nil demolition of thailand but the team is also suing its own soccer federation for gender discrimination the players want equal pay with the u.s. men's team. of course millions of fans back in the u.s. watch their teams latest triumph if the estimates the viewing figures for the tournament as a whole have topped 1000000000 the u.s. team will be honored with a ticker tape parade in new york on wednesday. thanks . to the headlines right now on al-jazeera u.s. pre

an emphasis to be able to do that at the port-au-prince venture break that a significant in their story happened wednesday where they redeemed a russian woman that was being trafficked into the united states for sex trafficking. this is happening in regular basis and one of the things i would say on the issue of human trafficking, if you're working in a minister of the area i'm encouraging ministries to have a broader focus. we talk about her trafficking you'll hear people talk about supply and demand. we will never deal with the supply issue objects until we deal with the demand issue objects. when we talk about sex trafficking that never comes up. i think it's a reasonable question to say why are we talking about supply and demand on sex trafficking. that's a challenge to put back. [applause] that's a challenge to push back on cultural issue to say culturally we are not addressing why are so many men buying young boys and buying women invite all these area for trafficking. why is that happening what are we doing to reengage in that. that is not something we can vote to solve that some

. >> not just port-au-prince but no, i understand but the drop in the bucket for what people spent everyear. i'd also like to say to govern is to choose and it's a matter of priorities. when you have a humanitarian situation like that it will happen again crying out for assistance and i would pull a lever and say that's my priori priority. that's all you have to do is president of the united states. >> so, talking about the infrastructure of haiti helping the people but what about asylu? cuban asylum-seekers come to the u.s. and haitian seekers are sent back a. >> that's ludicrous. you have to equalize that but i do think we should be kind to cuba. i would go back to the obama policy and open that up. tourism and economic cooperation is the way to go. then he would not has only asylum-seekers all right. okay. why does africa matter to the united states and what would be your africa policy? >> i spent a good time over the last ten years in africa and it's the continent of the future, if you will. maybe this is the pacific country in africa is the content of the future but there are many m

haiti earthquake and became medical director of the largest internally displaced camp at the port-au-prince right after the haiti earthquake. i saw at the border overcapacity system with multiple failures, understaffed, underequipped, underresourced and underskilled to meet the humanitarian needs of these women and children under their custody and therefore, mind you, under their responsibility. so i introduced the humanitarian standards for individuals in cvp custody act that are based on a triage system, prehospital triage system that i have done for many years, as well as some basic standards for humanitarian treatment regarding public health necessities, water, sanitation, hygiene, food, nutrition, shelter. that's what i did. >> when it comes to those things, are there standards now that just aren't being met? >> that's the problem. we studied the standards that cvp following i.c.e. and this bill, mind you, is specifically only for cvp. the ones at the front lines, right? they are following these standards. they are not real standards in the sense that they're very vague. they're not sp