13 children have died in haiti after a fire swept through an orphanage outside the capital of port au prince 2 adults were also killed it's thought candles were being used after a generator failed and rescue workers didn't reach the scene for some time and are still working to recover bodies and gallagher reports. the fire broke out on thursday evening quickly spreading through the unlicensed orphanage run by a u.s. religious group just outside haiti's capital authorities say 7 of those who perished were babies or toddlers along with 6 who were roughly 10 or 11 years of age who reportedly took firefighters around an hour and a half to reach the scene in the movie prosecute across to the saloon members we did not have the means to intervene all the way up the floor we were taking out the children who were conscious and making sure to get them to the hospital unfortunately when they got to the hospital they did not receive any help. other place started is still being investigated but a worker at the home said candles were being used to light after a generator failed the church of bible underst

in haiti killing at least 13 children the unlicensed residents on the outskirts of the capital port au prince had been using candles for lights because of problems with its generator about 60 children were staying in the orphanage which is run by a u.s. based christian group. reigning english football champions manchester city have been banned from european competition for 2 years for breaking financial rules set by the european governing body away for the club is accused of the guys in cash injections from their abu dhabi owners as legitimate sponsorships those are the headlines want to this coming up next right here on out here. the race for the white house has begun this month to see 4 states have their say on tuesday he wants to face donald trump. sure mr latham to continuing coverage of the 1st stage of the 2020 u.s. interaction. on a new jersey. want to strengthen his university campuses tensions are rising and then i got a chance i had a hard heart she has got to go i. thought it was that moment that i was attacked. at universities billions of dollars a year from chinese student fees a

police officers in haiti have exchanged gunfire with members of the armed forces in the capital port au prince the confrontation started during a demonstration demanding better wages for law enforcement officers it's not clear who started shooting 1st but at least 3 policemen were wounded and taken to hospital the u.k. prime minister boris johnson has ordered his bricks team in westminster to come up with plans to avoid checks on goods passing from britain to northern ireland according to the sunday times newspaper officials are seeking to evade scrutiny of goods crossing the irish sea to come into effect next year following brooks's as northern ireland will still be inside the u.k. customs area imports will have to be checked on the european union rules after december 31st. a sandstorm blowing off the sahara has disrupted flights in and out of the spanish canary islands thousands of tourists were stranded after all flights were suspended to and from gran canaria because of bad visibility aircraft leaving tendering for also stopped the regional government has declared a state of alert and peop

in haiti killing at least 15 children the unlicensed residents on the outskirts of the capital port au prince have been using candles for light because of its problems with its generator now about 60 children were staying in the orphanage run by u.s. based christian group at least one person has been killed in the south of libya's capital tripoli and shelling by forces loyal to the war khalifa haftar on thursday another person was killed near the capital 4 others were injured in the attack which has a residential area have to as forces have been trying to take tripoli from the internationally recognized government since last april now a syrian government helicopter has been shot down in the north of the country state media says everyone on board was killed rebels have claimed the attack without sharing evidence how some of our reports from the turkey syria border this is the moment another syrian military helicopter shot down in aleppo province none of its crew survived they were taking part in a military operation to recapture opposition held areas on the outskirts of aleppo city it's the 2n

police officers in haiti have exchanged gunfire with members of the armed forces in the capital port au prince the confrontation started during a demonstration demanding better wages for law enforcement officers it's not clear who started shooting 1st at least 3 of the protesting police benevolent and taken to the hospital. cleanup efforts are underway in central bolivia after towns were flooded heavy rain caused a river to burst its banks and into even homes and ensuring people live years and will rainy season runs until next month. the future of the biggest broadcaster in the philippines is being decided by a senate committee in the capital manila or testers condemning the government's attempt to shut down a.b.s. c b n as a severe attack on media freedom president margaret go to territory has repeatedly pledged to shut down the t.v. network which has criticised his policies the networks broadcasting license expires next month than previous efforts to renew it have failed. the trial of former french presidential candidate france often on a set to began in paris as accused of paying his wife m

haiti's capital port au prince is in lockdown following violent clashes antigovernment protesters are blocked streets with stones of burning tires a police attacked the army headquarters to demand better working conditions impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. the world health organization is warning governments around the world to prepare for the arrival of the corona virus so they can respond rapidly if necessary because we've 98 has now infected more than 80000 people the vast majority of cases are in china but it is spreading rapidly today the 1st cases were reported in mainland spain switzerland austria and croatia south korea has the highest number of cases outside china with nearly a 1000 people infected and 10 deaths europe's worst affected countries italy where an outbreak has so far killed 7 the worst affected towns are on lockdown affecting tens of thousands of people the w.'s band of regret is in the italian city of milan in the heart of the affected area and sent us this update. they tell him government has put i

cysteine children have died in a fire at an orphanage in haiti the home outside the capital port au prince was run by a u.s. based nonprofit group authorities say the blaze may have been started by candles used during one of his frequent blackouts. shock and sorrow outside the building that was home to more than 60 children half of the victims were babies or toddlers. to gus i work here is a teacher i'm here to help the children i'm like a father to them ah general what happened there was nothing i could do when i arrived a soul of the 15 corpses described the. rescue workers said they could have saved more lives but lacked bottled oxygen and the ambulances needed to transport all of the injured children to a hospital. it would leave you couldn't get to the top floor so we could take some children who were conscious to hospital unfortunately some of them couldn't get the treatment they needed. the home was run by a u.s. based nonprofit religious group that lost its operating license because of unsanitary and overcrowded conditions and insufficiently trained staff but in this desperately po

violent clashes in haiti's capital port au prince athleta the city being on lockdown anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacked the army had quarters to demand better working conditions impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with economic and political crisis. italy has seen a dramatic increase in the number of coronavirus cases some 220 people are affected and the death toll has climbed to 7 it's yours europe's biggest outbreak of the disease and authorities are responding with tough measures several towns are on lockdown and public gatherings are being canceled. police checkpoints queues outside pharmacies. and empty supermarket shelves these images from northern italy are all to familiar as europe gains a new front line in the battle against the corona virus. life has come to a standstill for 50000 residents in 11 italian towns which have been placed on lockdown as authorities try to contain new virus cases. we know that we may be infected and that we may already have contracted the corona virus. and we wait for these

violent clashes in haiti's capital port au prince of lead to that city being put on lockdown anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones burning tires after police attacked army headquarters to demand better pay impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. according to a sentence the bookseller greenman high to 10 years in prison on charges of illegally sending intelligence abroad. chinese born citizen of sweden owned a hong kong publishing house and sold titles banned on the mainland his supporters say he's a victim of political persecution the world health organization is warning that more must be done to prepare for a potential coronavirus pandemic more than 80000 people have now been infected worldwide that's 10 times the number in the sars epidemic the vast majority of course are in china with hotspots as well in south korea iran and italy are 7 people have now died telling police have sealed off a number of towns as they battle to contain the outbreak the number of cases in italy rose from 3 on friday to more than 200 on s

protesters in haiti set fire to carnival stands in the capital port au prince local sources say the protesters were angry that the government spent money on carnival celebrations he has seen months of unrest and it's wise for poverty and a deepening social and economic crisis. some 50 people are stranded at a mountain lodge in southern norway to do very severe winter weather cars are buried in meters of snow while one of the country's most important roads remain shut down the travelers are inside and safe happy to say but will need to wait for better weather before they can leave. like the world's richest man jeff bezos says he intends to spend $10000000000.00 to help fight climate change the fund will provide grants to individuals and organizations that work on environmental issues last year's company amazon announced plans to switch to renewable energy by 2030 well china has published a new study on the corona virus suggesting that the number of new infections is falling but beijing warns that could change when people begin returning to school and to work now in the study the chinese that ar

police officers in haiti have exchanged gunfire with members of the armed forces in the capital port au prince the confrontation started during a demonstration by law enforcement officers demanding better wages at least 3 of the protesting policeman wounded a sandstorm blowing off the sahara has caused transport chaos in the spanish canary islands thousands of tourists were stranded after all flights were suspended to and from gran canaria because of bad visibility flights leaving tannery for also stopped the regional government has declared a state of alerts and people have been advised to stay indoors those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after child soldiers reloaded i will see you very soon. we will maintain the finest fighting force of the world has ever known the world has ever known the world has ever known never ever united personally having to defend people who would most it just are not the image that it conjures up in most people's money. it's like any other thing in the global finance it's just the military trade. contractors totally turn to tom the ground.

in haiti killing at least 15 children the unlicenced residents on the outskirts of the capital port au prince had been using candles for light because of problems with its generator about 60 children was staying in the orphanage run by u.s. based christian group now reigning english football champions manchester city have been banned from european competition for 2 years for breaking financial rules set by the european governing body you a fan club is accused of disguising cash injections from the average of the owners as legitimate sponsorships that's a breach of financial fair play rules manchester city intends to appeal well those are the headlines to join me for more news here after in search of india's cell stay with us. thank you. my name is arthur stasi or i'm a writer and a columnist. in this the 2nd of 2 films i'm traveling through india the country i grew up in. i want to see for myself the changes taking place amid a rising tide of him look for a hindu 1st politics these ideas which place hindus above people of other faiths stem from the very top leadership in this land of 13000000

in haiti killing at least 13 children the licensed residents on the outskirts of the capital port au prince had been using candles for lights because of problems with its generator about 60 children were staying in the orphanage which is run by a u.s. based christian group. reigning english football champions manchester city have been banned from european competition for 2 years for breaking financial rules set by the european governing body away for the club is accused of this guys in cash injections from their abu dhabi owners as legitimate sponsorships those are the headlines want to this coming up next right here on al-jazeera. the race for the white house has begun this month to see 4 states have their say on tuesday he wants to face donald trump. joins to add to continuing coverage of the 1st stage of the 2020 u.s. interaction. only does he. want to strengthen his university campuses tensions are rising and i'm not a chance hey hey her heart she has got to go i. thought it was at that moment that i was attacked. at universities billions of dollars a year from chinese student fees and

>>> violence erupted in haiti's capital port-au-prince over the weekend as protest by police officerser pay and working conditions. police exchanged gunfire for hours outside of the national palace. three officers were wounded. the government announced the three day carnival celebration was cancelled to avoid a bloodbath. >>> a couple is rescued after getting lost in the wilderness for a week and a call to ban all caucuses. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the "new york times" says harry reid want all caucuses to be a thing of the same. he's joining the growing call to shift all democratic presidential nominating contests from caucuses to primaries. this follows the tabulation problems in iowa and nevada. in nevada where reid is from only 60% of precincts have reported results more than 24 hours after caucuses closed. >>> our san francisco station reports on the miracle rescue of a missing california couple in their 70s. the pair survived being lost in the wilderness for a week by drinking puddle water. they got lost on valentine's day when they went out to lo

police officers in haiti have exchanged gunfire with members of the armed forces in the capital port au prince a confrontation started during a demonstration by law enforcement officers demanding better wages at least 3 policeman wounded. iran has seen its lowest turnout in a parliamentary election in 40 years just under 43 percent of voters cast their ballots on friday conservative candidates to set to win a majority taking all 30 parliamentary seats in the capital tehran. those are your top stories so this next here on al-jazeera is the listening post i'll have more news in 30 minutes see them talk to al-jazeera we talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they are the endemic corruption and the gang we listen so if you replace china as an enemy of the who is and that's really then we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to the edges their own. life. the campaign. works 300 spring as a story all right. one. hour after they. are. triggering. hello i'm richard gere's bird and you're at the listening post among the stories we're covering this week it's an el

in haiti killing at least 13 children the unlicensed residents on the outskirts of the capital port au prince had been using candles for light because of problems with its generator about 60 children wristing in the orphanage which is run by a u.s. based christian group a syrian government helicopter has been downed in the country's north state media say all crew members have been killed the moscow says trying to take the last rebel held areas in an operation this displaced 800000 people since december those are the headlines on al jazeera radicalized youth is coming up thanks thanks for watching. the u.s. is always of interest to people all around the world this has been going on for a number of tear gas being used to report the recent international perspective to try to explain for a little audience how this could impact your life this is an important part of the world now does it is very good news to the world from here. that one many governments around the wall declare that the fight against terrorism is their number one priority this hasn't. been the c.e.o. has continued with the attacks

protesters in haiti set fire to carnival stands in the capital port au prince local sources say of the protesters were angry that the government spends money on carnival celebrations he has seen months of underestimate widespread poverty and deepening so. and i cannot make crisis. the world's richest man jeff bezos says that he intends to spend 10000000000 dollars to help the fight against climate change the base those earth fund will provide grants to people and organizations that work on environmental issues last year his company amazon announced plans to switch to renewable energy sources by 2030. another doctor in china has died after contracting the new corona virus in wu han the epicenter of the outbreak the doctor's death comes as health officials in china publish details of a study into $70000.00 cases of the virus the report suggesting that the number of new infections is falling so far the virus has killed just over 2 percent of those infected with other people older people and those with existing conditions more likely to die but beijing warns that it could change when peopl

haiti's capital port au prince is in lockdown following violent clashes anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires while police attacked the army headquarters to demand better conditions the impoverished caribbean islands been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. floods in the indonesian capital jakarta have paralyzed parts of the city cut to power and led to residents being evacuated and this comes less than 2 months after nearly 70 people died in some of the city's worst flooding for years. now india day 2 of donald trump's visits during which the focus of switched from pomp and pageantry to trade and defense following talks with prime minister narendra modi in delhi mr trump said they have made progress what he called the comprehensive trade deal no details were revealed but the 2 men seemed keen to put the trump mody chemistry on the show. at this welcome reception size did matter indian leaders made sure that the u.s. president ford be greeted with a lavish extravaganza and mighty words yes among this relationship is the most importa

stories making the news today protesters in haiti set fire to carnival stands in the capital port au prince local sources saying the protesters were angry that the government spent money on carnival celebrations haiti has seen months of unrest and it's widespread poverty and deepening social and economic crisis. syrian president bashar al assad has vowed to continue the offensive against rebels in their last major stronghold in the country's northwest in a rare televised address he said complete victory was in sight a russian backed offensive has displaced some 900000 people since early december. the world's richest man jeff bezos says he intends to spend $10000000000.00 to help fight climate change is earth fund will provide grants to people and organizations that work on environmental issues last year his company amazon announced plans to switch to renewable energy sources by 2030. was confirmed cases of the coronavirus past the 73000 mark chinese authorities have published a detailed picture of the coded 1000 outbreak according to beijing the epidemic shows signs of declining there were

haiti's capital port au prince has been locked down after violent clashes anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacks the army had orders to demand better working conditions the impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. now to india where the focus which from pomp and pageantry to trade and defense on dates you of president trumps a visit following talks with indian prime minister narendra modi in delhi trump said that they have made progress on what he called a comprehensive trade deal although concrete details of the trade breakthrough remain elusive the 2 leaders seem keen to put the trump chemistry on show for the world. of this welcome reception size didn't matter indian leaders made sure that the u.s. president would be greeted with a lavish extravaganza and mighty words you have them on this relationship the most important partnership of the 21st century. throughout the meeting the tone between the 2 leaders was friendly even loving. where at a point where a relationship i

violent clashes in haiti's capital port au prince have led to the city being put on a lockdown anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacked the army headquarters to demand better working conditions the impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. a court in china has sentenced bookseller min high to 10 years in jail on charges of illegally sending intelligence abroad he's a chinese born citizen of sweden owning a hong kong publishing house that sold titles banned in mainland china his supporters say that he is a victim of political persecution. in germany prosecutors have urged a rethink of carnival security measures after a 29 year old man drove a car into a crowd at a carnival parade it happened in the town of volk mohsen in the western state of has police say that 52 people were injured 18 of them children some of the injured are in a serious condition the driver was also injured he was arrested at the scene and faces several charges including attempted homicide police believe that he acte

protesters in haiti set fire to carnival stands in the capital port au prince local sources say that the protesters were angry at the government spends money on carnival celebrations haiti has seen months of underestimate widespread poverty and a deepening social and economic crisis. the billionaire former mayor of new york michael bloomberg has qualified to debate other democratic presidential candidates in las vegas on wednesday it will be his 1st debate appearance bloomberg has been rising in opinion polls thanks in part to a flood of t.v. ads. from for the last 3 years there have been suggestions that china is systematically persecuting its muslim minority population the weekers now g.w. has obtained damning evidence that they are indeed being targeted because of their religion and culture a document leaked to d.w. and its partners shows that china is detaining weaker people for reasons such as praying wearing a headscarf visiting a foreign website or having relatives abroad it also reveals that chinese authorities are using high tech surveillance to keep track of the identities

violent clashes in haiti's capital port au prince have led to the city being put on lockdown anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacked the army headquarters to demand better working conditions the impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. in germany 52 people were injured 18 of them children when a man plowed his car into a crowd of carnival goers in the town of folk mohsen in the west of the country some of the injured are nice serious condition authorities suspect that the 29 year old driver of the of attempted murder but they haven't yet been able to interrogate him because he was also injured in the incident a motive remains unclear authorities have urged carnival organizers to step up security at parades which are popular in germany at this time of year. and earlier we spoke with reporter emanuel the chase and full marson and asked her what information the police have released on the incident today. where they come found a number of injured people 52 people have been injured when

protesters in haiti have set fire to carnival stands in the capital port au prince local sources say the protesters were angry that the government spend money on carnival celebrations haiti has seen months of on rest and it's widespread poverty and a deepening social and economic crisis. like the world's richest man jeff bezos says he intends to spend $10000000000.00 to help fight climate change the funds will provide grants to individuals and organizations that work on environmental issues last year his company amazon announced plans to switch to renewable energy sources by 2030. or china has published a new study on the corona virus suggesting the number of new infections appears to be falling but beijing is warning that could change when people start returning to school and work in this study the chinese center for disease control and prevention says so far the virus has killed just over 2 percent of those infected with older people and those with existing conditions more likely to die the death rate is lower than for previous coronaviruses such as sars. a sars outbreak in hong ko

violent clashes in haiti's capital port au prince of lead to that city being put on lockdown and the government protesters block streets with stones and burning tires after police attacked the army headquarters to demand better working conditions the impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. the former nasa mathematician catherine johnson has died at the age of $101.00. johnson's calculations helped put the 1st american in space and later the 1st man on the moon she was for trade in the 2016 hit film hidden figures about pioneering black female workers at nasa well the account of those infected with the corona virus has now topped 80000 people worldwide by comparison that's 10 times the number that contracted the sars virus back in 2003 as more countries act to stop it spread the world health organization says the virus can still be contained meanwhile italy is due to host the summit of health ministers from neighboring countries to discuss a coordinated response to the outbreak italy's reported $220.00 infections and 7 deaths s

in a gun battle between police and armed forces at the presidential palace in haiti's capital port au prince the fighting broke out as police officers were protesting low pay and local people were preparing to stage a carnival has more. this was meant to be the 1st of several days of carnivals and celebration. but it turned into a gun battle off duty police officers were protesting over low pay and the firing of $5.00 officers who tried to form a union. close by locals prepared to celebrate the lead up to the christian fasting period of lent. some supported the protests i know about that oh we don't one calling of will say can we support the police protests who are demanding their union the lack of security in this country is the fault of the president he uses the all me to destroy the police as people crowded into a square in front of the presidential palace gunshots and tear gas it's not clear who fired 1st the police or the military a stayed. built by the army and guarded by soldiers was set on fire it was the most violent fighting in haiti since protesting began at the end of last year t

silent. 15 children have died in a fire at an orphanage in haiti the home outside the capital port au prince was run by a u.s. based nonprofit group authorities say the blaze may have been started by candles used during one of haiti's frequent blackouts. shock and sorrow outside the building that was home to more than 60 children half of the victims were babies or toddlers. ready to go so i work here is a teacher i'm here to help the children i'm like a father to them general what happened there was nothing i could do for you when i arrived i saw the 15 corpses. rescue workers said they could have saved more lives but lacked bottled oxygen and the ambulances needed to transport all of the injured children to a hospital. couldn't get to the top floor we could take some children who were conscious to hospital unfortunately some of them couldn't get the treatment they needed. the home was run by a u.s. based nonprofit religious group that lost its operating license because of unsanitary and overcrowded conditions and insufficiently trained staff but in this desperately poor country there are hu

brief down some of the other stories making the news today violent clashes in haiti's capital port au prince have led to that city being put on lockdown anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacked army headquarters to demand better working conditions the impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. a court in china has sentenced the bookseller in high to 10 years in prison on charges of illegally sending intelligence abroad chinese born citizen of sweden owned a hong kong publishing house then sold titles banned in mainland china as porters say he's a victim of political persecution. thank the former nasa mathematician catherine johnson has died at the age of 101. or calculations helped put the 1st american in space and later the 1st man on the moon she was portrayed in the 2016 hit film hidden figures about pioneering black female workers at nasa the world health organization has warned that more must be done to prepare for a potential corona virus pandemic more than 80000 people have now

in haiti killing at least 15 children the unlicensed residents on the outskirts of the capital port au prince had been using candles for light because of problems with its generator about 60 children were staying in the orphanage run by u.s. based christian group reigning english football champions manchester city have been banned from european competition for 2 years for breaking financial rules set by the european governing body you a fat city are in breach of the financial fair play rules designed to force clubs to run his businesses and not to be overly reliant on which the club is accused of disguising cash injections from the owners as legitimate sponsorships it intends to appeal well those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera off the inside story stay with us. is china losing control of the corona virus outbreak the number of cases in the epicenter reuters shoppers and communist party leaders handling the response would be it's a change of strategy needed this is inside story. hello there welcome to the program i met clark china's president is admitting shortfalls

violent clashes in haiti's capital port au prince have led to the city being put on lockdown anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacks the army headquarters to demand better working conditions the impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. a court in china has sentenced bookseller we mean high to 10 years in jail on charges of illegally sending intelligence abroad he's a chinese born citizen of sweden owning a hunk kong publishing house that sold titles banned in mainland china his supporters say that he is a victim of people little persecution. the world health organization has warned that more must be done to prepare for a potential coronavirus pandemic but says that it can still be prevented more than $80000.00 people have now been infected worldwide most of the cases are in china where more than 2 and a half 1000 people have died south korea now has the 2nd highest number of cases at just under 900 officials they're saying that the infection rate is rising fast there are also hotspo

police officers in haiti have exchanged gunfire with members of the armed forces in the capital port au prince the confrontation started during a demonstration demanding better wages for law enforcement officers it's not clear who started shooting 1st at least 3 of the protesting policemen were wounded and taken to hospital. the trial of the former french presidential candidate françois feel a certain begin in paris feel is accused of paying his wife more than a 1000000 euros in public funds for a fake job the scandal which came to be known as penelope gate emerged during the $27000.00 election campaign and destroyed feels political career. has more from paris. only 2017 and fossil fuel was riding high the strongest contender in france's presidential race he was the candidate for france's conservative party the republicans after winning its primary with a landslide a former prime minister he was politically experienced well connected and confident he would win but i do not want to change my beliefs or my goals according to people's feelings or the i like mint of the planets. things seemed to b

police officers in haiti have exchanged gunfire with members of the armed forces in the capital port au prince a confrontation started during a demonstration demanding better wages for low when foresman officers law enforcement officers pardon me it's not clear who started the shooting 1st place 3 of the protesting policemen there were wounded and taken to the hospital. for the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come or another bolds and for you at the top of the hour inside stories next. there are. about 2 of the biggest problems facing them they all the endemic corruption the current we listen so if you read pretty please turn as editor of the ways and that's really been yours we meet with global news makers and tweak about the stories that matter no 0. to don's rival leaders finally settling their differences so they can really agree to share power and form a new unity government after years of civil war there after 3 failed peace agreements will this one last this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm mr. case is finally head that's the promise from sou

haiti's capital port au prince has been locked down after violent clashes and to government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacked the army headquarters to demand better working conditions the impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. floods in the indonesian capital jakarta have paralyzed parts of the city and cut power many residents have been evacuated the latest inundation comes less than 2 months after almost 70 people died in some of the city's worst flooding in years. now to india where the focus switched from pomp and pageantry to trade and defense on day 2 of us president donald trump's visit following talks with the indian prime minister director of modi in delhi trump said that they had made progress on what he called a comprehensive trade deal although concrete details of the trade breakthrough remains elusive the 2 leaders seemed keen to put the truck chemistry on show for the world. at this welcome reception sized. indian leaders made sure that the u.s. president would be greet

battle between soldiers and police protesting against pay others were injured in the capital port au prince they are hoarding has. this was meant to be the 1st of several days of carnivals and celebration. but it turned into a gun battle off duty police officers were protesting over low pay and the firing of $5.00 officers who tried to form a union. close by locals prepared to celebrate the lead up to the christian fasting period of lent for some supported the protest i know about that but of course we don't one callable 2nd we support the police protests who are demanding their union the lack of security in this country is the fault of the president he uses the all me to destroy the police as people crowded into a square in front of the presidential palace gunshots and tear gas it's not clear who fired 1st the police or the military a stage built by the army and guarded by soldiers was set on fire it was the most violent fighting in haiti since protesting began at the end of last year the police say the government should not be funding carnivals while their pay conditions benefits and jobs

that happened in port-au- prince.edia is reporting that firefighters took 90 minutes to arrive to the orphanage. it had been using candles for light because there were problems with the generator. that facility is run by a religious nonprofit. they lost accreditation after inspection several years ago which found unsanitary condition and in a quite training. >>> protesters clash with israeli troops. >> the sometimes violent demonstration erupted yesterday on the west bank after protesters removed a barrier set up by troops. there were rocks thrown. rubber bullets were then fired. tensions have been growing since president trump released a middle east peace plan last month. palestinians rejected it saying it strongly favors israel. >>> high school students can rest easy knowing they will get more sleep. start times will be pushed back to 8:30 at alameda high. the governor pushed class time back. science shows teenagers who start later increase performance attendance and overall health. this new state law doesn't take e

it took firefighters an hour and a half to arrive at the home located outside the capital of port-au-prince. >>> the latest now on the coronavirus. the state department says two evacuation flights transporting americans out of japan are in the air. this comes after nearly 400 americans were quarantined on the diamond princess cruise ship there for nearly two weeks over fears of the virus. dozens of them reportedly testing positive. there are now more than 69,000 confirmed cases in at least 29 countries and more than 1600 deaths. christina coleman live in los angeles with the latest. >> jon, considering how quickly this virus has spread, many of those american passengers who were evacuated from the diamond princess cruise ship said they were ready to come home. 46 americans on that ship were infected with the virus. take a listen to one before she was evacuated. >> now that we've kind of got this thought of home and thinking back to get to the united states, we're excited and anticipating that, seeing our family, even though it is going to be two more weeks. you know, we're ready for the nex

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battle between soldiers and police protesting against low pay others were injured in the capital port au prince. this was meant to be the 1st of several days of carnivals and celebration. but it turned into a gun battle off duty police officers were protesting over low pay and the firing of $5.00 officers who tried to form a union. close by locals prepared to celebrate the lead up to the christian fasting period of lent. some supported the protest i know about that but of course we don't one callable 2nd we support the police protests who are demanding a union the lack of security in this country is the fault of the president uses the all me to destroy the police as people crowded into a square in front of the presidential palace gunshots and tear gas it's not clear who fired 1st the police or the military a stage built by the army and guarded by soldiers was set on fire it was the most violent fighting in haiti since protesting began at the end of last year the police say the government should not be funding carnivals while their pay conditions benefits and jobs are being cut. we will send a c

police officers in haiti have exchanged gunfire with members of the armed forces in the capital port au prince now the confrontation started during a demonstration demanding better wages for law enforcement officers it's not clear who started the shooting at least 3 of the protesting policeman who were wounded and taken to hospital well still ahead here on the news hour. a little on the list in the state of the. sun they get ahead of it and yet to us. and in sport the man whose dream of playing in the n.h.l. finally came true the age of 42. hello there's been heavy snow over the weekend for japan is easing away never to see the circulation goes away but the wind is still going to be a northwesterly that tends to produce snow showers on the western slopes in the old home sure and whole cardew there will be low levels of hokkaido as well temps will come down a bit turkey's a 14 but still remarkably one threat shy on the korean peninsula and this rain is heading out towards the korean place a particular science career where i think you'll see a substantial amount and again it's early in the seaso

amy: carnival celebrations in port-au-prince were canceled following the weekend violen. a u.n. envoy for haiti warned last week political turmoil is pushing the country deeper into recession, weakening national institutions including the police force, and has put 4.6 million people in need of humanitarian aid. in ontario, canada, police forcibly removed indigenous activists from a railway line monday where they were staging a theest in solidarity with wet'suwet'en first nation. in australia, norwegian oil company equinor announced it was abandoning plans to deepwater drill in the great australian bight marine park. equinor is now the third major oil company to pull out of drilling in the bight, after bp and chevron, following a long campaign by indigenous leaders, activists, and locals who are hoping to have the marine park recognized as a world heritage site. jpmorgan chase announced monday it will stop providing financial services to companies pursuing oil and gas exploitation in the arctic and phase out loans to the coal industry. jp morgan will, however, still finance oil a

in haiti killing at least 15 children the unlicensed residents on the outskirts of the capital port au prince had been using candles for light because of problems with a generator about 60 people were staying in the orphanage run by u.s. based christian group well haitian president of anomalies has tweeted in response saying i'm deeply saddened by the death of about a dozen children as a result of a fire last night at the building of that orphanage. storage fees to urgently investigate in order to establish the causes of this tragedy. in algeria it's the fast anniversary of the beginning of the mass movement that ousted the country's longest serving leda president idolizes there's a fake it was removed in april but protest as a still demanding freedom and democracy as well as the removal of what they still call the ruling elite victoria the reports. every friday for the last year they've been demanding an overhaul of algeria's entire political establishment . many algerian say they feel betrayed by their political elite and have lost trust in the government. algerian political crisis began la

between soldiers and members of the police who are protesting of a pay troops have been deployed in port au prince and they blocked off some of the main roads. at least one person was killed on sunday when armed off duty police officers and soldiers started firing at each other during a rally is the worst violence since police protests over pay and working conditions towards the end of last year. flash floods in southern peru have hit the world heritage site of much of peach and vehicles and belongings were swept away in the deluge of the heavy rain. the flooding has killed 4 people and caused damage to at least 20 least 250 homes in the past few days officials are surveying damage to bring humanitarian supplies to those affected by the massive mathematician whose life in achievements inspired the film hidden figures has died at the age of a 101 kathryn johnston was given a standing ovation at the oscar ceremony in the year following the film's release johnson calculated rocket trajectories and earth orbits by hand the nasa space missions calculations were also used for the apollo 11 mission to th