one of the many gangs vying for control of port-au-prince.is run by former police officers, also known as barbecue. he took us to the front line of his urban battleground, he says a rival gang is on the others. [speaking foreign language] >> it is unfortunate we have to call some haitians enemies, but the oligarchs give them guns and ammunition to destroy our communities. >> his men are cautious, wary of an attack from the other side. he has created the g9, a federation of gangs, one of the most powerful in the capital. they are fighting for control of the territory on the other side of this wall. he says the g9 is not again. he says he is fighting to help provide security and basic services to the people left behind by the government. [speaking foreign language] >> there is a difference between a gang and an armed group. we have an ideology, we have a vision to see haiti with all the services, inking water, schools, jobs and security. >> his opponents accuse his groups of killing civilians and setting houses on fire. hundreds have fled, fear

plus -- >> i am in port-au-prince at this hospital in haiti's capital.he people abandoned to their fate. >> in the u.k., pledges to send more missiles and armed drones to ukraine airing a visit by president zelenskyy. ♪ turkey is tightly -- turkey's tightly contested election is growing to a runoff after no candidate managed to clear the threshold managed to avoid a second round. president erdogan has a comfortable 5% lead over his main opposition challenger in the first round. a tough battle to win the second round. the results sent turkish stocks down, sink into a record low against the u.s. dollar. our correspondent reports. reporter: this is the first time president erdogan has failed to win a presidential election by a clear majority. but his supporters remain upbeat. >> we are very confident that we are getting the second round simply because there is 2.5 million vote gap between the clauses -- the opponents. reporter: his rival faces the complex task of holding together the opposition alliance. he promised to defeat erdogan and end the justice and

port au prince is a city held hostage by gangs.lking to some people here on the street and the minute the cameras came out, they were terrified to speak. but for women, the weapon of retribution is often rape. the u.stt on third of women and girls in haiti have been the victims of sexual abuse or violence. 20-year-old sousphanie has been on her own since her mother died last august. her only family is her son, 17th month-old ainslie. his father is a man she had been involved with since she was 12 years old. but she says she never knew he was in a gang. we have hidden her face for her own safety. >> the owner of the house where i rented a room told me that he didn't like when those type of people come to his house. at that time, i didn't believe him 100%. it's later when i went to sell downtown and i saw him with a bunch of guys with machine guns, that is when i finally totally believed it. that he was in a gang. that night i told him not to ever come back. marcia: but he did come back, with six of his friends. >> the minute they ca

marsha bigs reports from the capital, port-au-prince. >> it is a scene of utter chaos.his passport office overrun with haitians desperate to make it to the united states. demands for new passports have reportedly gone from 1500 a day to more than 5000. since the lawn survey u.s. visa program. 120-year-old has been camped out awaiting her turn for three weeks. she says she doesn't want to betray her country, but she cannot stay. >> every day, the gang territory is expanding. they take more every day, we can't live like that. >> is it scary to be here sleeping here at night? >> i'm afraid to sleep your because there's gunfire and you don't know where it's from. >> victim to a wave of gang violence that has haiti group with terror. two weeks ago, an angry mob beat and burned alive more than a dozen suspected gang members. it is fear and frustration born of a long-running and economic humanitarian crisis that worsened in july when the president was assassinated. the interim prime minister did not keep his promise to hold electis ols cen t. now official authorities no longer