bring in medieval she's a professor at the state university of haiti joins us via skype from port au prince welcome to the program t.v. 1st will give us an impression of how things are right now in haiti what's the mood good evening well the mood is quite somber i would say this beats are quiet except for the sporadic protests that we've been having that have been violently repressed so it's a pretty somber evening here in right now especially in what are parents right i think i'm right in saying that you have family members who have been detained is that right. not family but 1st close friends of the family yes yes it was a well kind of treatment if they received as far as you know as far as i knows that should not since they've been detained has been the sense that is what we've heard but of course we are all very anxious and worried because there is no way to know what will happen if that were not. the opposition politicians have named only did this judge a joseph messina john louis how does that do you think now reshape the political landscape will it would it make any difference what h

making news around the world thousands of people so to the streets of the cap of the capital port au prince to protest against the president over the when least who they accuse of trying to establish.

riot that's left at least 11 people dead on old joseph fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince witnesses say they saw heavily armed men shooting a prison god's. police used stun grenades to disperse protesters in myanmar's demonstrations against a military coup there on february 1st showing no signs of slowing people fled from lines of riot police and yang on they've been demanding the release of elected leader aung san suu cheap and the return to democracy. kim's got a good news for you at a little over 25 minutes here on al-jazeera one a while east next. first major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with a battlefield exaction of money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in now while the pandemic has devastated many industries to give it a huge boost to the video game sector counting the cost on al-jazeera. coby 9 tain has taken a heavy toll worldwide causing millions of deaths and a global economic recession but more than a year later its origins remain shrouded in mystery don't prove i

help sort this out, we are joined by a journalist with the publication -- and he is with us from port-au-princeanks for joining us. there seems to be a lot of confusion about what exactly happened here. cayou walk us through what both sides are claiming? >> ok, so, thanks for the invitation. i will try to be as clear as possible pier 1 is going on in haiti -- so what is going on in haiti is a constitutional crisis on top of a political crisis. there is a fierce debate. according to several high-profile constitutional lawyers and the opposition in the judicial system, moises is no longer president of haiti as of february 7, 2021. inside the constitution the presidential term is five years. there is a clause that says that the president, if the president does not start his mandate on time, his term will officially start on february 7 of the year of his election. moises was elected in 2016. because of political turmoil, he was sworn in february 2017. because of this clause in the constitution, normally his mandate expired this year, but he refused to step down. he claims that he still has one year

it is a somber evening here in haiti right now, especially in port-au-prince.hor: you have family members that have been detained? >> not family members, close friends of the family. anchor: what kind of treatment have they received? >> as far as i know, the treatment since they have been detained has been decent. that is what we have heard. but of course we are all very anxious and worried, because there is no way to know if that will continue are not. anchor: opposition politicians have named their own leader. how does that, do you think, never shape the political landscape? will it make any difference? >> hopefully it gives us a way forward. i think the intent here is to get as close to the constitution as we can, so too because her to what the constitution tells us to do. choosing the oldest judge from the court is in line with the constitution's intent. reporter: if the status quo is maintained, what about that somber mood that you are describing, do you think it is likely to escalate? >> definitely. the protests are not something new. we have been having

police in haiti have fired tear gas at protesters demonstrating near the presidential palace in port-au-prince. tensions have been rising over who should be the country's legitimate leader. opposition politicians say the current president's term has expired and they have named their own interim head of state. the government has accused the opposition of an accounting -- of an attempted coup. a court in hong kong has refused bail for publisher jimmy live. he was arrested in december during a crackdown on pro-democracy activists protesting against chinese influence. scientists from the world health organization have wrapped up an investigation in china into the origins of the coronavirus without identifying the source. they found the virus was probably jumped from bats to humans via an intermediary species, but they did not identify that. they also said it was extremely unlikely the virus was leaked from a chinese lab. >> the stated goal of the world health organization's wuhan mission was to identify the origins of the coronavirus. a mission they were not able to accomplish. >> the sars-cov-2 m

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haitian police in port au prince have clashed with protesters calling on president. to step down and rest broke out in the caribbean nation earlier this month after he refused to leave office saying that his charm lasts until february of next year. a man who says he robbed a celebrity kim cardassian of 10 a $1000000.00 worth of her jewelry in 2016 cannot profit from the sale of book he wrote about the experience in french court has ruled a trial for him and 4 other accomplices is ongoing. so the united states now where house democrats have wrapped up their 1st full day of arguments and donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial the former president is accused of inciting the riot at the capitol building in which 5 people died last month impeachment managers presenting the case against trump said he undermined the election for months democrats and trump's defense team both have 2 days to present their cases in the senate. here's what lead prosecutor jamie raskin had to say the evidence will show that he clearly incited the general instruction. he will show that donald trump

haitian police in port au prince have clashed with protesters calling on president. to step down unrest broke out in the caribbean nation earlier this month after her 1st refrain refused to leave office excuse me saying that his term lasts until february of next year. one of saudi arabia's most vocal women's rights activists has been released from prison oh how flu has been arrested in 2008 team allegedly from violating counter-terrorism laws charges critics described as politically motivated she openly advocated for the right of women to drive and for an end to the country's restrictive male guardianship system. 2 men and women have been rescued after 33 days on a desert island in the caribbean the trio say that they survived by eating coconuts they were stranded after their boat capsized in the bahamas the u.s. coast guard rescued them after spotting the group during a routine air patrol earlier this week. organizers have announced a very different looking oscar award ceremony for 2021 as the movie industry continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic the aca

thousands of people to the streets of the haitian capital port au prince to protest against president joven out more weeks with a ques of trying to establish a dictatorship president maurice has been ruling by decree for a year because there's currently no parliament after legislative elections scheduled for 28 were delayed. united arab emirates has published the 1st image of march sent back by its probe which is circling the red planet the picture shows that mars is north pole and its largest volcano olympus mons. but the kremlin says protesters who turned out in support of jailed russian opposition leader alexei navalny on sunday did not break the law that's a huge russian authorities had previously threatened participants with arrest based in the valleys detention has triggered nationwide demonstrations of the past 2 weekends this time however activists tried going small to have a big impact. as dusk fell the lights in the so-called flash flood protests went on across russia supporters of opposition figure head alexina valmy switched on lights in a display of unity in the siberian

police in haiti have fired tear gas at protesters demonstrating near the presidential palace in port au prince tensions have been rising over should be the country's legitimate leader opposition politicians say the current president's term has expired they have named the interim head of state the government has accused the opposition of a cruel attempt. colombia's president even decay has announced a new statute which would register nearly 1000000 venezuelan migrants and refugees currently in the country without proper documentation that would allow people to get residence permits apply for jobs and access health care millions of bananas venezuelans have left the country since 2015 due to food shortages and hyperinflation. amazon workers in the u.s. are deciding for the 1st time on whether or not to form a labor union at their workplace the nearly $6000.00 employees at an amazon warehouse in bessemer alabama have begun voting by mail on whether or not to join the retail wholesale and department store unit while the e-commerce giant has doubled its profits since the start of the pandemic worker

what this means they are afraid that it could be used against political opponents in fact the port au prince bar associations and various human rights groups say that this could be the case that there could be political persecution what what what is your answer to that this could be the case but this is done the case and i should say in all countries . there are services intelligence services in the united states there is one of many and in the dominican republic days an intelligence agency i wonder why there are so many concerns with respect to our intelligence agency as far as i know and i can guarantee you there is no such thing as using these tools to actually. basic to openness days no such thing and i can guarantee you that the government is a walking to respect and on the respect of human rights. what changed the definition of the term terrorism many people that have been protesting are afraid that that term could be applied on them and that they could be judged under terrorism for taking to the streets could that be the case but i can tell you is days a debate. in haiti and we accept

police in haiti have fired tear gas at protesters demonstrating near the presidential palace in port au prince tensions have been rising over who should be the country's legitimate leader the opposition politicians say that the current president's term has expired and have named their own interim head of state the government has accused the opposition of an attempted coup. survivors of a dam collapse in the indian himalayas have been telling their stories of the moment that they had to run for their lives the day it was overwhelmed in a flash flood after part of a glacier broke off it sent a wall of water and debris rushing down a mountain 26 people have been confirmed dead at least 170 more are still missing. the cleanup is under way but for the man working in underground tunnels as the floodwaters hit the memories are not so easily pushed aside. the difference between life and death was just 2 minutes if we hadn't run if we'd waited even 2 minutes we would have died around $25.00 to $30.00 over survived. i was working down and the others were high. they're up and suddenly the workers started

the escape took place from the prison in the suburbs of capital port—au—prince on thursday after massties said the prison�*s director died during the riot. one of haiti's most powerful gang leaders, areneljoseph, was among those who escaped before he was shot dead on friday. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. we'll reveal the special guest who turned up when prince harry went on american tv to talk about work, family, and leaving the royal life behind. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos' sanctuary, the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced i of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland i have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. i warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land. the only trouble was it wasn't. the mistake was

25 including one of the most powerful gang leaders more than 400 prisoners escaped the jail in port au prince on friday the police opened fire on rioting inmates as they fled killing a number of people including arnold joseph he's been he says most wanted fugitive and to the rest in 2019. more than 300 schoolgirls have been kidnapped in the northwest of nigeria it happened in the state of zamfara gunmen arrived at night shooting sporadically at the school complex and then they took the girls into the bush a security guard working at the school described the moment the gunman stormed in theater. as we tried to get out we were overwhelmed and when we fired at they fired back we continue to fight them and all of a sudden they retreated one of them left his motorcycle to escape that's when we thought we were going to defeat them and we were told to go home and now as i speak to you soldiers are in the bush fighting with them if european officials are being accused of carrying out a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing in the water and region to gray that's according to a u.s. government report

armed police around the prison just outside the capital port au prince where several inmates managed to flee among them was on old joseph who's been described as one of haiti's most notorious gang leaders he's believed to have led the escape which began on thursday several prisoners have been recaptured others were killed in the process. since he had already entered the yard he was supposed to be restrained they should not have killed him there are many children and adults here in the yard they could be shot too you can see the bullets in the wall he was not supposed to be killed in my private home. one escapee was shot in the back serving a murder sentence he was in the prison hospital when he says he noticed others taking off and decided to join them. please help me go to the hospital i was in the dispensary when other prisoners started running away from the prison so i did the same but now i've taken 2 bullets. this isn't the 1st time in mates have escaped from the high security hard to book a prison 300 managed to get out and 2014. haitian authorities are yet to confirm how many

it's become a regular occurrence on the streets of port au prince. protesters continue to demand president join in moyes steps down. it's a strike against kidnapping against hunger in the country and we are sending a clear message to the president to respect the constitution so you're this week transport unions and other workers went on a 2 day strike denouncing institutional violence and an alarming grice in kidnappings human rights groups say at least a 1000 people were kidnapped in 2020 when someone is kidnapped. the person must go to the street and ask for a given so you really doesn't this and why we organize 2 days of look up to show. that we can't accept this situation you know but as soon as the look of finish the kidnapping restored quickly. haiti's opposition says it's time for moyes to go they say he's mandate ends this sunday but moyes does a greece he says his 5 year term began when he was sworn in in 2017 and that he still has one year in power but members of the opposition say maurice term began in 2016 in the wake of chaotic elections

to 25 including one of the most powerful gang leaders more than 400 people escaped the jail in port au prince on friday police opened fire on rioting inmates as they fled killing a number of people including joseph he had been haiti's most wanted fugitive until his arrest in 2019 the old city of tripoli in libya dates back thousands of years having survived empires and conquerors but it is much more recent conflict and neglect that's left its homes markets and workshops needing urgent attention from tripoli malik trying to reports. the arch of roman emperor marcus really is built more than 1800 years ago it's the only fully standing structure that remains from the roman era here in oil. the ancient city was a stablished by the phoenicians nearly 3000 years ago it later came under roman control and flourished in the 2nd and 3rd century and. the city was conquered by the law she doing khalifa in the 7th century and later renamed tripoli the old city is one of 5 you know sco world heritage sites in libya iran its endangered list you know the city is 3000 years old it survived very same pies from

tires of the set of barricades in the capital port au prince protesters say the president's 5 year term ended on february the 7th that he should resign but more is insists that he has one more year to serve. recorded in the democratic republic of congo overall 6 cases of. patients are being treated in the region which is of the. kidney has been delayed by the bad weather the world health organization said to more than 11000 doses so far 3 people have done it from the virus the country declared an epidemic after 7 people fell ill last week. the plane carrying the ball of vaccine that was supposed to land. instead landed in neighboring senegal because of bad weather conditions further delaying efforts to try to contain the outbreak that is taking place in guinea meanwhile there are cases infected cases in guinea for his region and there are great but also reported cases by the 1000000 borders and some being treated in the capital conakry it seems the virus is spreading and whilst state authorities has banned public gatherings and shut down marketplaces in effect trying to get these measur

the escape took place from the prison in the suburbs of capital port—au—prince on thursday after massied during the riot along with innocent bystanders. vets in spain say that nearly 900 young bulls held on board a ship for nearly three months with little food will have to be destroyed. they say the animals had suffered for too long after the lebanese—flagged vessel was refused entry at several mediterranean ports over fears the cattle had contracted bovine bluetongue virus. to the us, and the latest on that extreme winter storm in texas. us presidentjoe biden visited the state to see how it's recovering from the freezing weather that left millions without power or clean water. the president and first lady went to a food bank in houston, where they helped put together supplies for distribution. they also met staff at a coronavirus vaccination centre and had this message for texans. jill and i wanted to visit texas today for a couple of reasons. first and foremost, to let the people of texas know our prayers are with you in this aftermath of this winter storm. and, secondly, to let you

on the other day of protests in port au prince opposition supporters continue their calls for the resignation of president xi. because they had to do was simply we cannot accept that job now moyes violates the constitution of the country we demand that the constitution be respected. but instead of responding to the opposition president moyes told reporters his political rivals had plotted to overthrow his government and have him killed. thank you to all my security guards thank god their plan didn't work out security personnel will explain in detail what happened yesterday the security of the national palace arrested more than 20 people who had one goal and that was to leave the country without may images on social media showed the rest of the opposition members including a supreme court judge in ideas should be a judges court in the uk the less than 48 hours ago he's been captured along with an inspector general of police who are planning to arrest the president and take into patchy at the same time they plan to invade the palace to install a provisional president who already had his speech

police in haiti have fired tear gas at protesters demonstrating near the presidential palace in port au prince tensions have been rising over who should be the country's legitimate leader opposition politicians say the current president's term has expired and they've named their own interim head of state the government has accused the opposition of an attempted coup. a court in hong kong has re fused bail for publisher jimmy la the government critic faces charges under the territory's controversial national security law he was arrested in december during a crackdown on pro-democracy activists protesting against chinese influence in hong kong. well scientists from the world health organization have wrapped up an investigation in china into the origins of the corona virus without identifying the source they found that the virus was probably jumped from bats to humans via an intermediary species but they didn't identify that they also said that it was extremely unlikely that the virus was leaked from a chinese lab. the stated goal of the world health organization's mission was to identify the ori

embrace leave barker al-jazeera london we're going out to haiti where people are protesting in port au prince demanding the resignation of president john elway's they say his 5 year term should have ended on the 7th of february but why is claims he has another year in office because of delays before being sworn in demonstrators are calling for the international community to intervene and then thousands of people have been back out on the streets of barcelona for a 6 night of demonstrations against the jailing of cattle. they're protesting against herself 9 month jail sentence for insulting the monarchy and glorifying terrorism protesters say his arrest highlights spain's suppression of free speech now france is having a t.v. revolution streamed series of become a welcome distraction during the pandemic but many viewers aren't watching the usual hollywood offerings french shows have become surprise hits at home and abroad breaking barriers in a market usually dominated by english language series attash potter reports from paris. french t.v. series the bureau is a fictionalized glimpse into fra

deportations the children were deported on to flights chartered by ice from laredo texas to haiti's port au prince. is going broke new rules must be put in place to protect asylum seekers and limit these mass deportations the guidance is said to be on the horizon. it's interesting that were you know thinking about law enforcement agencies you said going rogue when you're being that it's ice it doesn't surprise me given the kind of blank check and brutality that they were given over the last 4 years you can't just suddenly turn that back with a stroke of a pen now i think you're right there is a mindset here and i think that you know with as much credit as they get during the chump administration for some of the heinous things that we saw them do i have been ratcheting up these these you know terrible deportations for years now they also did it during the obama administration they got started during the during the latter terms of the bush administration and they've only gotten worse and they've got more expansive states are now using their legislative power to have injunctions that so that they can

protesters took to the streets of the capital port—au—prince and other towns over his refusal to stepse him — translation: today, we do not recognise him as _ translation: today, we do not recognise him as president i recognise him as president because his mandate is over. according to the constitution and electoral law, jovenel moise's mandate is over. the haiti prime — moise's mandate is over. the haiti prime minister has called for calm and dialogue. translation:- for calm and dialogue. translation: �* , ., translation: let's call for calm, dialogue. _ translation: let's call for calm, dialogue. i'm - translation: let's call for calm, dialogue. i'm not i calm, dialogue. i'm not violent. i don't like violence. violence makes no sense. participate in the next elections. talk to the people and participate in the elections. that way, you can take power. the biggest game in american football — the super bowl — is under way in florida. it's a little unusual this year of course, due to the coronavirus pandemic, but some spectators have been allowed into the stadium. the kansas city chiefs

their burn tires and set up barricades in the capital port au prince protesters say the president's 5 year term ended on february the 7th and he should resign but mr moyes insists he has one more year to serve. new zealand is marking the 10 year anniversary of the christ church earthquake a powerful quake killed 185 people and destroyed or damaged 170000 buildings and homes in charlotte ballasts was it was a tuesday lunchtime on a sunny summer's day in christchurch in 10 seconds a city that had taken 150 years to build was unrecognizable. to the shallow magnitude $6.00 earthquake shared the facades of dozens of structures it completely leveled the pyne gould and canterbury television buildings those were where the majority of the $185.00 deaths would be tallied once risk your operations turn to recovery and we may well be witnessing new zealand's darkest day 'd 'd. new zealand was in mourning but in christchurch there was no time for tears the central city was cordoned off in case of aftershocks there would be more than $20000.00 power water and sewerage mains were ruptured across the

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a riot that left an least 11 people dead on all joseph fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince witnesses say that they saw heavily armed men shooting at prison guards before inmates started to run a police officer at the detention center director are among the dead. we're going to weather update next here on al-jazeera that myanmar's military disperses anti coup protesters who show no signs of easing up close. by found that diplomacy is about showing compassion we hear from the diplomat working to renew washington standing at the united nations. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways hello we're losing the record breaking heat across much of europe now because this little area cloud just sliding down into central possibly find the cold fronts with cooler air just tucking in but still decent temperatures still on the mild side cheri right on this system as well as just sinks its way further south it's across germany into poland look at the temperatures 10011 just remember a couple of days ago we were getting up to around 20 celsius in berlin so someth

josephs fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince with to say they saw heavily armed men shooting a prison guards before inmates something to run a police officer a detention center director are among the dead. breaking news we're getting reports that 300 more students kidnapped from a girls' school in northwestern nigeria reports say that the gunman arrived at night shooting sporadically it happened in some far a state meanwhile hundreds of people are being held by gangs across the country and in the most recent case dozens of passengers were snatched from a bus. but address reports from it up in central nigeria. 6 members of the family were among the 53 passing just kidnapped from a bus in nigeria's now i just hate our free they were able to offer an insight into the minds of the abductors they say we are not after you we are after the government not the ones the government you think he said government promised them and the feeling is. what's in them what did the government promised you not those that the government problem during the election as in the election while t

supreme court judge and a senior police official were among those detained it was already tense in port au prince is the arrest come on the day of your position has called on the president to resign is saying his term is ended botts morey's disagrees and says his 5 year term actually ends in february next year meanwhile in chile they have been 2 days of protests against police violence off the street juggler was shot dead relatives and friends of gathered in the capital for francisco martinez ramirez wake the 27 year old was killed on friday in a small lakeside resort in the south of the country but he said he resisted a routine identity check but officers have been heavily criticized for incidents of alleged brutality over the past year a latin america at its use in human was as a protest in santiago where people also came to pay their respects to martinez. he is in detention there is an investigation underway the prosecutor's apparently going to charge him with a murder. with those a homicide with a a fire a weapon but the policeman claims that he acted in self defense so this is just the begin

it's left the left at least 11 people dead on old joseph fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince witnesses say they saw heavily armed men shooting a prison guards a police officer at a detention center director are among that as the headlines more news feed on al-jazeera after the bottom line next. gen. lost thousands of our programmes. documentaries. subscribe to eugene. al-jazeera english. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question are iran in the united states destined for collision or for a new deal regarding iran's nuclear program and national ambitions let's get to the bottom line. after general trump told the court on the life support system of relations between washington and tehran president joe biden once that cord plugged back in and there may be a few new signs of life in that complicated relationship 2 days after biden said he wanted to america to restart negotiations on iran's nuclear program iran extend its permission to do some checks on its nuclear facilities for 3 more months so far so good or is it biden also insisted iran go back to the uranium enrichment limi

contain a strike by its own workers, hundreds of thousands of protesters joined the disobedience >> port-au-princea man on fire. opposition leaders are demanding that the president step down they say, his term ended february 7th he said he was signed in 2017, and the term doesn't end until next year. >> here is a clever way to get the kids out of the house. an ice cut in a circle and attached a small outboard motor. he said, it wasn't hard, it required a lot of patience the goal, to get his grandkids off the computer it looks like it worked. at least briefly around the world in 80 seconds >> the royal family is expanding. prince harry and meghan markle posted a picture announcing they are expecting baby number two. a statement read, her ma we wis well >> the couple married in may of 2018, and welcomed their first child, archie harrison benton windsor a year later prince harry talked about having more children, saying he wanted two, maximum the family, building a nonroyal life in california, sending out a christmas card last year, now, planning for baby number two >> the first descendent to be born

making news around the world thousands of people took to the streets of the cab of the capital port au prince to protest against their president. who they accuse of trying to establish a dictatorship president has been ruling by decree for a year because there's no parliament after legislative elections the shuttle for 2018 were delayed. australia's treasurer just arriving burke says the country is close to reaching significant commercial deals with google and facebook but the online platforms paying millions to media companies for content shared by users the tech giants recently threatened to discontinue some services in australia to avoid such fees they haven't commented on mr frydenberg statement. president of argentina carlos menem has died in buenos aires the age of 90 he served 2 terms 49892999 assuming the strong privatization policy also pegged the peso to the us dollars to try and control inflation argentina has declared 3 days of national mourning. in the united arab emirates has published the 1st image of mars sent back by its probe currently circling circling the red planet and th