how much confidence do haitians themselves have in this transitional council?f the problem that we see. this political instability, this paralysis in haiti didn't occur because of the assasinatio or ariel henry's reign. haitians have been challenged to rise to the occasion given the gang violence, the spread of gangs targeting key infrastructure, and the airport is still shut down two months into this crisis. so can you imagine, nothing is getting in or out of the capital. we mentioned the reports from politico that the biden administration approved a $60 million aid package, military equipment for police and security forces in haiti. how big of a role is the us playing right now in the country? we at the miami herald reported this story two weeks ago, through the announcement of the council, that the biden administration decided to use his draw—down, presidential authority, to get $60 million, and it had already drawn down $10 million. so its $70 million, which will assist them to get a deployment later this month and to help. right now the us is not playing a

i want to talk first of all about this transitional council.how effective has it been? it matter of days, how effective has it been?— matter of days, how effective has it been? it has already had a crisis with _ has it been? it has already had a crisis with its _ has it been? it has already had a crisis with its first _ a crisis with its first decision. they called a public vote and invited the media to come and see them vote on who would be the president of this council. that president is basically a coordinator, they don't have any more power than the other six voting members, but after two hours they came out and announced they would not be evoked and a decision had been made on who the president would be, edgard leblanc fils, and then they also announced that there was a new majority bloc that had decided on the prime minister. they did not either their engagement, the public vote or their engagement about how they would select a prime minister to replace ariel henry. we are waiting to see whether or not they can work this out, or whether t

the position of haiti's of head of state is vested in the entire seven—member transitional council. til elections are held in 2026. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the headlines now. following on from a russian missile attack on an educational institution in ukraine's port city of 0desa that killed five people on monday, another russian missile attack has killed three people and injured three in 0desa early on wednesday the regional governor 0leh kiper said. mr kiper wrote on the telegram messaging app that the attack damaged civilian infrastructure. authorities have confirmed the deaths of three federal us marshals and one north carolina state law enforcement officer who were shot while serving a warrant when a suspect opened fire inside a house in charlotte on monday. he was shot dead in the front garden before more gunfire erupted from inside. the siege eventually ended with police storming the house. reports say police are questioning two other people who were inside the home. a failed asylum seeker has become the first in the uk to be voluntarily sent to rwanda bbc news

independently: the position of haiti�*s of head of state is vested in the entire seven—member transitional councild the world. following on from a russian missile attack on an educational institution in ukraine�*s port city of odesa that killed five people on monday — another russian missile attack has killed three people and injured three in odesa early on wednesday, the regional governor oleh kiper said. mr kiper wrote on the telegram messaging app that the attack damaged civilian infrastructure. people attended the funeral of an attack on a shi�*ite muslim mosque in herat, afghanistan. the islamic state claimed responsibility for the monday mass shooting on worshippers that killed at least five people. the usjustice department has confirmed the attorney general is moving to loosen restrictions on marijuana. the proposal would reclassify cannabis as a less dangerous drug, in what�*s being described as an historic shift in federal drug policy. it would not legalise it. let�*s return to our top story following the latest protests here in us including in new york columbia university. nypd police of

security forces costs that votes ahead of monday's elections, to replace the minute treat transitional council plus attorney chang in east and me and my website is in the middle of the street struggling for control. one of the country's most important trade highway, the i was still feeding up moist womack from the gulf of mexico. i'm through most central us states. you know, that texas had a problem with big thunderstorms as a result. but usually where you get to contrast in the world against the cold when that's happening now, as if the building to the coaches really are showing a swelling up of the cloud. casper wyoming might have a robot co day over 12 degrees dropping down as you might even feel so in the but it's development of thunder storms in the midwest. once again. that could be rather boring. come tuesday. but the best in use is down in texas, where things are much improved. looks fine. so to 2 in houston, for example, down the california coast is on his. i've still snowed fully in the rockies. you'll know just just a reminder is may right through the car, being plenty of charles he

come back chad security forces concept that said as mondays elections replace the ministry transitional council for the next day. the in depth analysis of the days headlines those, the failure to free, the captive still being held by him asked how difficult a moment is this for 5 minutes. witnessing yahoo is trying to stay indifferently as 5 minutes to the know the to state possibly else of j. frank assessments. how to relations decline between them is uh, and the united states of america. the crux of the matter is, is choice of metropolitans. and specifically russia inside story on al jazeera, 2 era writers from different countries, but with much in common main upstairs. so a palestinian resistance poets jailed for his left wing views. his poetry was the width and he used to fight the whole world. and course i'm seems it is a syrian professor who lots of behind the scenes. there wasn't a secret movement in living in syria. how this going, the rock that konstantin was not behind rebel writers, palestine and syria on that, which is 0. the challenge is here with the the welcome back to watching o

a transitional government council is struggling to build stability, with food running short and tensrced from their homes. the kenyan leader sat down earlier with my colleague caitiriona perry. she began by asking mr ruto about the plans for kenyan forces in haiti. my neck when will the police force — my neck when will the police force arrived? _ my neck when will the police force arrived? i— my neck when will the police force arrived ?_ my neck when will the police force arrived? i spoke to them this morning _ force arrived? i spoke to them this morning and _ force arrived? i spoke to them this morning and they - force arrived? i spoke to them this morning and they are - this morning and they are finishing tomorrow and that will give us a frame of what things look like on the ground and the capabilities that are available and what is been set “p available and what is been set up and once we have that assessment that we agreed with the haitian police leadership, we will look at three weeks there but for us to be ready to deploy once everything on the ground to set.— ground to set. wh

people are voting to replace the transitional account council. 10 candidates are running for the top job, including the how much interest they be who let the military takeover opposition. groups of alls, people to boy caught the election, say the process was in fact in panama. the electro source has dictated dra 0 molina, the window of sunday's presidential election, reno entered the race at the last minute to replace full and present ricardo martin natalie, who was disqualified. the election took place against the backdrop of social discontent. economic slowdown, the drought was the top stories. this how we're going to have another quick update for you in about 25 minutes time. i'll see you then witnesses the program coming up next the . ready the data and it of the general tab, the data course these are the the the, the most negative, the cd looks fine. you veto comments. so i'm going to need that is done. i'm talking you let the don't complain the thought of these vanya wouldn't the gussy quite in daniels, the new release from cool the i'm with the bad on the 9th he is on the top,

the eighty's transitional council has selected a new prime minister as the country grapples with severe gun violence. gary canoe has been chosen by the 9 member council to take up office you briefly. so if this problem is to just over a decade ago, security forces have struggle to contain on guns who control 80 percent of the capital port of prince. let's begin will to american cool. he's an editor in chief of a bo posts. he joins us from port. the prince of i won't welcome to you many. thanks for your time. i'm so will the leadership change and haiti make a big difference? would it change things for normal people dealing with robinson gung violence for quite some time? now, when people have been waiting on the new presidential con, so of 7 voting members, to select a battery, surf, i bought a month now, and this selection is going to lead to this new leadership, you know, fully take the reign of this country. as you said, that is, you know, student by again banners were, you know, um about 80 percent of the asian capital, but pregnancy is now controlled by extremely motor gigs. so the

the collapse of the could off the regime. fidelity was captured by militants of the national transitional council after an air strike on the colonel's, hon. boy, the operation much more than a decade of instability in libya, which remains divided to this day. the stuff of a tory also says nato has never acknowledged the consequences of its airstrikes on libyan civilians. a new never admitted any single case. eh, while i get settled, please, no civilian assembled civilians, homes of civilian fluently being removed. most people are sleeping in their homes when they were tenants. never admitted that except for one case, no the bottom into flaw, one house in and somebody in june 20, 2011. and even in this case, the, when i say the name to my vision, did not fully accept the responsibility and then press to get the situation. it said, you know, it was the kind of what they call, quote, unquote collateral damage. it was none of of a mean the weapons that destroyed the house. and that's it. so the 1st of the challenge for us has always be like people who mission, which country did what when the other th

my team met with the transitional presidential council yesterday. i think they are meeting with other groups, just to make sure that we have all the, you know, all the items in place for us to facilitate deployment because there are many actors, you know, we are working under a un resolution that gives kenya the mandate to lead and we're going to working with others who will be contributing different capabilities to facilitate this because we are doing it for the people of haiti. earlier i caught up with yinka adegoke, africa editor at the news platform semafor, who has been covering president ruto's state visit. i'm curious, what do you think kenyans make of the fact that that force has been assembled and will now be deployed? well, thank you for having me. there's been a lot of pushback, both from ordinary kenyans but also opposition internally, politically, sort of questioning why kenya is making this commitment so far away from kenya, 12,000 miles away, when in fact they have so many of their own internal difficulties at home, they've just had a

of dick adolphe raising the revolutionary leader was captured by militants of the national transitional council of to it. as to i called the colonel's tongue boy, bill for i should lead to more than a decade of instability in libya, which remains divided to this day. was different altitude. we also say that nato has never acknowledge the consequences of his as tried from libyan civilians. i knew never admitted any single case eh, well i, it said replace, you know, to the civilian assembled civilians, homes of city of libyan people. mostly were sleeping in their homes when they were tenants. never admitted that except for one case, no the bottom to flaw one. house in and somebody in june 20, 2011. and even in this case the, when i say the nature of the migration did not fully accept the responsibility and impress to get the situation. it said, you know, it was kind of what they call, quote, unquote collateral damage. it was a note of a mean, the weapons that destroyed the house. and that's it. so the 1st is the challenge for us and has always been who machine, which country did what when on the

he was captured by militants of the national transitional council after an error strike on the colonel's tomboy. the operation led to more than a decade of instability and libya, which remains divided to this day. with stuff at all for tory also says, nato has never acknowledge the consequences of its airstrikes on the libyan civilians. never admitted any single case. eh, well i, it said replace no to the civilian assembled civilians, homes of civilian fluently being removed. most people are sleeping in their homes when they were tenants. never admitted that, except for one case, no the embarrassment of law, one house and somebody in june 20, 2011. and even in this case, the, when i say the need to use in the not totally accept the responsibility and investigated the situation, it said, you know, it was kind of what they call quota, what collateral damage it was, and know of a mean the weapons that destroyed the house and that's it. so the 1st is challenge for us and has always be careful who machine, which country did what when on the other thing is that most of these countries, even wh

back in march, offered for the under 10 rolex watches were found in half possession. pacey's transitional council has selected a new prime minister as the country continues to grapple with severe gang violence . gary konita has been chosen by the 9 member council to take office. he had briefly solved as prime minister just over a decade ago. the transitional counsel itself took over in april in a process and re establishing stability. security forces have struggled to contain um, gangs who still controlled about 80 percent of the capital portrait prints. well, the little there in, quote is the editor in chief at i board post and he explained the challenges facing this new prime minister as to where he can see um, you know, how he, upgrades as a premier. so he has a huge task ahead of him. um for, i mean, the 1st one would be to be with the cabinets um, in a deeply divided um, you know, presidential guns who were uh, you know, most of the members of actually before did fine. but yeah, most people, factions, instead of these new and very diverse leadership of the country where 7 members, some of th

he was captured by militants of the national transitional council. after an error strike on the colonel's conroy, the operation led to more than a decade of instability and libya which remains divided to this day. most of the, of a tory also says nato has never acknowledged the consequences of its air strikes on the being civilians. never admitted any single case. eh, well i, it's a to place, you know, to disagree and assembled civilians, homes of civilian, of, of libyan people. mostly were sleeping in their homes when they were tenants. never admitted that except for one case, no, the bloomberg meant to flock one house in and somebody in june 20, 2011. and even in this case, the, when i say the day to open, my vision did not fully accept the responsibility and then press the, gave you the situation. it said, you know, it was kind of what they call quota, what collateral damage it was. and know of a mean the weapons that destroyed the house and that's it. so the 1st is challenge for us, has always be careful who mission, which country did when. and t

that process and i'll just do it, run will slow. eighty's transitional council has selected a new prime minister as the country grapples with severe dental violence. gary cornelia has been chosen by the 9 member council to take up office. he briefly served as prime minister just over a decade ago. security forces have struggled to contain um, gangs who control 80 percent of the capital full defense. what area. and we spoke to with little bit on coal in for the print seas editor in chief, but i. e, but post explain the challenges facing the new prime minister as to where he can see um you know, how he upgrades as a family. so he has a huge task ahead of him. um for, i mean the, the, the 1st one would be to be with the cabinets um, in a deeply divided. um, you know, presidential guns, we were uh, you know, most of the members of actually before did fine, but yeah, most people, factions, instead of these new and very diverse leadership of the country where 7 members, some of them, you know, have vine, different interests and, and in different ways of seeing how the country should choose wi

to him, paroled out serving a year long sentence on separate charges. corruption, patriots transitional council has selected a new prime minister. the country grapples with increasing gung violence. gary colorado has been chosen by the 9 member council to take up office. he breakfast served as prime minister just over a decade ago. but with the medical is editor in chief of a blog post and he explained the challenges facing the new prime minister as to where he can see um you know, how he upgrades as a prime minister. he has a huge task ahead of him. um for, i mean, the 1st one would be to be with the government in a deeply divided. um, you know, presidential guns, we were uh, you know, most of the members of actually before did fine, but yeah, most people, factions, instead of these new and very and the 1st leadership of the country were 7 members, some of them, you know, have vine, different interests and, and in different ways of seeing how the country should choose with more fluid. so it's, it's really clear how he, you know, the composition of 7 to, to me. and he's also work in the, you kn

you briefly served as prime minister just over a decade ago. transitional council took over an april in a process aimed at regaining stability. security forces of struggle to contain on gangs who control 80 percent of the capital footprints. mexico is said to hold national elections on sunday crime corruption and a flagging economy of some of the big issues at the bottom. the books manufacturing, which makes a over 20 percent of the country's g d p is a key part of any plan for vive economic growth that had with the us recently looking to relocate some of its supply change from asia back to north america. a new trends known as near assuring is something many in mexico and hoping a new leader will take advantage of my, the rep hello reports. and one of mexico's manufacturing helps monterey, mexico's industrial capital for years. factories here have been gearing up to capitalize on the economic trend known as near shoring. corporations. relocating supply chains to bring manufacturing closer to the united states. one of those companies is iron light, trailers, which builds and exports p

return to the white house, is now up to a new york jury to sir john henry and l g 0. patriots transitional council has selected a new prime minister as the country continues to grapple with severe gang violence . gary cornelia was chosen by a 9 member council to take up office briefly. so as prime minister, just over 10 years ago, columbia congress has banned bull fighting following his failed attendants to prohibit the activity. this board is to be gradually phased out and then completely outlawed by 2027. the country is just one of 8, where the sports has remains legal. how does under um, he actually has one off and all the time of the new really after years of strain, use political battles. columbus, congress banned bull fighting nationwide. it brings to it, in the centuries old tradition, brought by spanish colonizers that a spit man against boons ever since once popular entertainment has been losing signs in recent years, as low as courts and municipal governments prohibited the events on ethical grounds . during getting to a pastime for a small elite in the country, is to this victory, reeva

so the head donalds, is here a pose, open in charge elections that will replace the tree transitional council. and will tell you why russian forces on taking over the fights against arms groups initiate the the narrative that he may be ready should not be seeing quite such large numbers and large some of the storms in saudi arabia, yemen apps or iraq and know the city but that's still the case in the full cost that was shouting at the eastern met, missing, don't need you up to $70.00 running for the north and not through lebanon, for example, for the concentration on the cold, as well as goals. and so is fed that often talk you have for example, as a by john, maybe something possibly wrong. that's going to be the case for the next couple of days. we should be seeing temperatures rise and things study that in the right the evidence due to some of the b that's happening. so in the fall to yesterday, the hop example that age and the full cost, but still in software savvy and west and human up in the mountains is those thunder storms are still there with a potential investor and somebody to do so

haiti's transitional council has appointed the new president. they/ prime minister.esulting power vacuum plunged the country into a deadly gang warfare. limited authority to act independently, the position of haiti head of state is invested in the council. elections will be held in 2026. officials in kenya say more than 160 people are now known to have been killed by weeks of flooding and a landslide following heavy rainfall. more rain is forecast and officials are warning dams are ready precariously full in parts of kenya. around 50 people died when an overflowing reservoir flooded a town. its president said anyone living in areas at risk must be moved to safer places. we saw a woman in front of us suddenly doubled over crying because she had heard that her child's body had been found. she would not speak to us, understandably. it was a very terrible moment for her. we spoke to another man who had just returned from the morgue where he had seen the body of his nine—year—old son and his daughter told us their story, how the water had rushed into house. the daughter w

people of the team for the next to the, the, to replace the countries transitional council. 10 candidates are running for the top job. your position has asked people to boy called to the election process. but on sunday, members of the security forces and to try the broad costs the balance. for the interest reports from the capital engineering, members of charge security personnel queue up early to have their site. they have voting a day early, so they can be free to work during monday as presto. show that much. they do, i read a caesar election sent as open to 6 o'clock in the morning. the turn out was impressive . the military's voting process went very well. chad, yes, we'll leave abroad. and the magic community is also voted on sunday. as 8 and a half 1000000 people have registered to vote in this election, hoping wherever wins will address the desperate conditions, the new book by somebody supposed to do. the principal concerns of champions right now are security health fighting corruption, good governance, inflation, jobs for young people, consolidation of law and order and justice.

the presidential election in chad, people of 18 for the next leader to replace the countries transitional council found candidates. so running for the top jobs, the opposition has asked people to the election process. and um, on sunday, members on the security forces on chat, the ends of what cost the pallets. i'm gonna address reports from the capital engineer. we will indeed have that report a little bit later in the program. so as far as burning up to a st. bizarre in the bill is that you know, the wrong firefighting teams are working to bring the blaze under control. witness to say, the play started inside a show for the market. this the 2nd major fine, and a month things engulfed. another bizarre on april, the 8th causing millions of dollars of damage trying those present season, paying as a rod in frauds for red visit to me to present to my own account. let's set to discuss the trades. i made growing tensions between europe and china. i have a non balance between china's ex bullets and it's your pin invoice, or quote is also expected to push the chinese president to use his influence with r

for its presidential election, people voting for the next leader to replace the countries transitional council. 10 candidates are running for the top job opposition groups allows people to boy called the election saying the process wasn't fair. on sunday, members of the security forces and chad in bold costs the ballot. so let's get more on this from our cost fund and what address he's joining us live on the capital, which i mean i good to see you off, but so it was made of this 5 between the west and bosher for chad. all the countries and the whole region, but there are a lot more pressing issues for voices there they exactly. uh, this is one of the point us countries in the world just tried me. and political stability is also a major issue, a member of infrastructure deficit, roads, educational institutions, health care services, named them adversary is all most fucking in this country. and these are some of the issues the people here want to address. they also want to be governments, wherever it takes power in this election, should address the issue of rising corruption in the country. char

and try to head to the polls on monday to choose the next lead of replacing the countries transitional council from a list of 10 candidates on sunday, members of the security forces and champions broad costs benefits. i'll have an interest report from the capital engine light, members of charge security personnel queue up early to have their site, their voting a day early. so they can be free to work during mondays press to show that much. they bureau, i read a cesar election centers opened at 6 o'clock in the morning. the turn out was impressive. the military's voting process went very well. charges will leave abroad and nobody to community is also voted on sunday. as 8 and a half 1000000 people have registered to vote in this election, hoping wherever wins will address the desperate conditions that nipple could by some principles, the tide you the principal concerns of champions right now are security health fighting corruption, good governance, inflation, jobs for young people consolidation of law and order and justice, one to let me share courtroom to the outcome of the election. a young v

he was captured by militants of the national transitional council after an error strike on the colonel's con boy. the operation much more than a decade of instability and libya which remains divided to this day. most of the, of the tory also says nato has never acknowledged the consequences of its airstrikes on the being civilians. i knew never admitted any single case. eh, while i it said replace, you know, kansas city and assembled civilians, homes of city of lou most were sleeping in their homes when they were never admitted that except for one case, no the bottom into flaw. one house in, in somebody in june 20, 2011. and even in this case the, when i say the need to use and did not fully accept the responsibility and been pressed to get this situation. it said, you know, it was kind of what they call, quote, unquote, long term damage. it was, i know of a mean the weapon that destroyed the house and that's it. so the 1st challenge for us has always been like people who mission, which country did what when the other thing is that most of these countries, even when we broached them outs

open for it's presidential election supervision for the next leda to replace the country's transitional council. 10 candidates are running for the top job opposition. groups of asked people to boycott the election saying the process wasn't fair. on sunday, members of the security forces and champions bold costs the balance of interest reports from the capital jemina. this is one of the forest countries in the world struggling. and political stability is also a major issue and then your infrastructure differences, roads, educational institutions, health care services, named them, adversary is almost lacking in this country. and these are some of the issues that people here want to address. they also want to be governments, wherever it takes power in this election, should address the issue of rising corruption in the country. charged producers oil . and a lot of people who has spoken to say, they don't know why that revenues are going to know. apart from that, we also have internal crisis. this is a deeply divided country, the competing, the run up to the befriend them, and pulse of a friend. we'

>> the gangs cannot stand the idea of foreign forces coming in and they do not like this transitional council. we've met with one gang leader, one of the more prominent ones, veto lombana said, and he told us firsthand that he is willing to resist with a lot of violence and we can expect that amongst the dozens of gangs, mind you, that are across haiti right now, port-au-prince, you have to keep in mind jake, with an 80% of that capital city is controlled by gangs. and so if they're willing to negotiate, what would that look like? well, according to some of these gang leaders, they want a seat at the table. but how do you give groups? that are accused of rape, of murder, of kidnapping of innocent people a seat at haiti's future and discussing that when they have had done so much that has religious caused a lot of disruption and terror within that country. still though they hold the power. so the kenyans are likely looking at the same, look, we want to give the gangs and off-ramp here, but if not, it is going to be violent. >> or david culver. thank you so much. >> rather dramatic scene at har

hey, tease transitional council has selected a new prime minister as the country grapples with gun bonnets. gary connie has been chosen to take up office. you'd be served as prime minister just over a decade ago. columbia has been full fighting and starting move the will into, into full size of 2027. the practice was brought over by the spanish now, just 7 countries in the world considered with legal a skate. you're up to date those, the headlines and use continue. so you are now to sierra, off to the lost souls of syria. stay with us for that the the hope you're seeing or we'll soon see the selection of, of photos. just a small fraction of those that a brave man brought out of syria. the evidence in this case is frankly even stronger than that that we had against the nazis, that number dev on any and the actually because i'm sure they have called at all like that. i mean, you have the best one of them and they'll be nice. feel, i don't know what done a lot of home, but, you know, one for quite a lot of reasons that are on the line we started investigating in may when we were contacted by

the transitional council has chosen a new prime minister and new council president. haiti's efforts to establish a stable government amid an escalaing in gang violence, which has killed more than 2500 people in the capital in the first three months of this year alone according to the u.n. some council members are threatening to fight the decision to appoint the former sports minister as the new prime minister, it comes less than a week after the former prime minister formally resigned. that happening in haiti. >>> up next, the biggest takeaways from a remarkable day of testimony and a threat of jail on day nine of trump's hush money trial. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. and found out i have afib, tr and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light- headedness can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out

a transitional council chose unicef's regional director for national america -- latin america and a formerinister of haiti. taiwan's legislature passed a package of bills seen as favorable to china, because they limit the powers of the island's president. the changes were pushed by the opposition nationalist party, which supports unification with china. during a fiery session in parliament, lawmakers from the democratic progressive party -- who support independence -- protested on the floor and threw garbage bags athe other side. it is unclear whether the bills will become law. meantime, a congressional delegation arrived in taiwan today to meet with the president, the second of such visits from u.s. lawmakers in a week. and we have a unique passing of note. the world's longest-serving flight attendant has died. bette nash spent nearly 70 years in the air. she began her career with eastern airlines in 1957. she was still employed by american airlines at the time of her passing. the carrier wrote on social media that nash, quote, "inspired generations of flight attendants. fly high, bette."

a hazy is transitional council has selected a new prime minister as the country continues to grapple with severe gang biden's. gary konita has been chosen by the 9 member council to take office. he had briefly served as prime minister just over a decade ago. the transitional counsel itself took over in april and a process and re establishing stability. security forces of struggle to contain the guys who still controlled a few percent of the capital poor to print columbia as congress has banned bull fighting on choose day following is a failed attempt stuff for him. the activity, the sport will now be phased out and totally outlawed by 2027. columbia was one of just 8 countries in the wilds where the sport was actually still legal. alessandra rome, he actually has more now from the time the numeral lee, after years of strain, use political battles. columbus congress banned bull fighting nationwide. it brings to an end, the centuries old tradition brought by spanish colonizers that a spit man against booth ever since. once popular entertainment has been losing signs in recent years, as

champions are heading to the polls on monday to choose their next leader. replacing the countries transitional council from a list of 10 candidates on sunday, members of the security forces and try the into a broad, ready cost. edwards. i'm gonna address or voice mail from the capital engineering members of charge security personnel queue up early to have their site. they have voting a day early, so they can be free to work during one disparate special that much. they bureau, i read a caesar election centers opened at 6 o'clock in the morning. the turn out was impressive. the military's voting process went very well, charges will leave abroad and nobody community is also voted on sunday. 8 and a half 1000000 people have registered to vote in this election, hoping whoever wins will address the desperate conditions they nipple by somebody supposed to do. the principal concerns of chaldeans right now are security health fighting corruption, good governance, inflation, jobs for young people. consolidation of law and order and justice, one to let me share the closer to the outcome of the election. a young

people are voting to replace the transitional council. then candidates are running for the top job, including mohammed interest. they be who let the military takeover opposition groups of honest people to boy called the election saying the process was not fast on sunday, members of the security forces and the champions, a broad cost that ballots unless the abraham course on me is the president of the patriarchy asi, that's the office, dition, and chad, and joins me now. tell me about your policies, participation in this election, and what some of you will follow as a saying to you. okay, the country that i'm sure what are the 0. we have a position for the taking part to suddenly a product of a group that could be part also. uh, in friendship little bit concerned. gosh, or does that kind of put a take on? we are the only, but it's a good force in existence. inkjet today, and we have called the judge and people to banquet this in action until i was staying from boarding. why you all seen them to boy caught the election, abstain because this

people of losing the next need to replace the countries transitional council. 10 candidates of running for the top job opposition groups have asked people to boycott the election, saying the process was on 5th, a sunday members of the security forces, and chad in bold, positive ballots. the united states, as in the process of withdrawing its forces from asia, the countries of the $31.00 to enter an agreement with washington that allowed it to base its troops for operations and the region. and as mohammed laws report from the army, russia is looking to fill the gap this is the most cool, one of these embassies abroad. it's so out the policy media was kept them. yeah. and yes, that's such as like, along with those of nature and body and book and the faucet, the 3 so hesitates about the broke away from the longstanding alliance with frost before the colonial power in the region and created the new security fact we, sasha, the shift also involved walking away from assuming that alliance with the united states wasting no time that options are already here. at least 3 military kind of go pla

election since the minute treat came to power 3 years ago, people are voting to replace the transitional council. 10 candidates, a running for the top job, including how much interest they be left the ministry takeover opposition, groups of all people to boy called the election saying the process was in fact on sunday, members of the security forces and champions, a broad cost that ballots could be a dom who is managing director of beacon consulting. you joins as life and then i during capital a boucher just remind us what's at stake in the selection. so yes, so the video depth is dead. infinity thing to one. the country was crude into points called timeouts, some of them, so with a tree got from in to know what it's on orders from external forces. and um, what, even though my, my baby, the genuine therapy has been able to bring some sense of stability. and he used topics that unfortunately created the feeling of the pressure on within the country . so one of the big is number one, if you job chat in terms of what it would show in the water for you to the democratic tendencies. and then more imp

just don’t i will. the topic of bomb shelters to develop, because, well, communication transitions between councilthey themselves were constructively, at one time, planned precisely as a bomb shelter, so this is so much, forgive me, a bureaucratic refusal that, well, it only causes ... laughter, where, in the council there is a place to hide, and you know, it’s a little bit, it sounds exclamatory, because we really say many times that there is a great need for bomb shelters for citizens, kyiv, compared to other cities, it is still in such a priority position, so what we have underground. in other cities, in small towns there is nothing there at all, which means, but in the premises of the council, where there is, well, actually, minus the first floor, where deputies can also be accommodated, we have 20 seconds on the air, thank god that journalists return to the council, in the conditions of martial law, it is simply necessary to come. deputies, and they worked, at least under the supervision of the press. thank you, olga busafirova, marina danyliuk yarmalai, oleksiy mustafin were guests of our pr

i simply will not develop the topic of bomb shelters, because, well, the communication transitions between council buildings, they in themselves were constructively, at one time, planned precisely as a bomb shelter , that's why it's so ee... forgive me for the bureaucratic refusal, that it only causes a smile somewhere, there is a place in the council to hide, and you know, it's a little - it sounds challenging, because we really say many times that there is a great need for bomb shelters for citizens, ee kyiv, compared to other... cities, it is still in such a priority position, because in our there is a subway, in other cities, in small towns there is nothing there at all, so, in the premises of the council, where there is, well, actually, minus the first floor, where deputies can also sit, we have 20 seconds on the air, er, thank god they're coming back. journalists to the council in the conditions of martial law, it is simply necessary, so that the deputies came to their senses, and they worked at least under the supervision of the press. thank you, olga busafirova, marina danylyuklai, oleksiy

a transitional presidential council swollen last month has chosen a new prime minister, gary condo will leave the country for the next 2 years. now this is condo, 2nd time in the top job, and these promise to bring the country together. so how will he tackled the violence and instability, terrorizing the people of haiti, and what role would be us playing all of this? all we're bringing out guess shortly. but 1st, this report by imaging can the with games controlling 80 percent higher these capital. and you put minister has been chosen the country gary coney is a former regional director of human staff in latin america. briefly led how you too bye to decade ago. he was selected by 9 member kind so created to oversee its transition to democracy. that came of the prime minister ariel henry resigned in april and the international prussia and spiraling kyle some grubbing violence. i feel very honored that the presidential console has chosen me as the new prime minister of haiti. together, we will work for bits of tomorrow for all the children of our nation. connie charge with bringing stabil

my team met with the transitional presidential council yesterday. day before. i think they are meeting with other groups just to make sure that we all, we have all the, you know, all the items in place for us to facilitate the deployment because there are many actors, you know, we are working under a un resolution that gives kenya the mandate to lead. and we're going to be working with others who will be contributing different capabilities to facilitate this because we're doing it for the people of haiti. families of the victims of the uvalde school massacre in texas two years ago are taking legal action against several major companies. they accuse the social media firm meta, the maker of the "call of duty" video games, and a gun manufacturer of promoting dangerous weapons to teens like the attacker. this was one of the worst school shootings in us history. and these are wrongful death lawsuits targeting not only the gun manufacturer — daniel defense — the 18—year—old responsible for this shooting had one of their guns, but also in these lawsuits ta

my team met with the transitional presidential council yesterday.lice the day before. i think they a meeting with other groups just to make sure that we have all the, you know, items in place for us to facilitate the deployments, because there are many actors, you know, we are working under a un resolution that gives kenya the mandate to lead and we will be working with others who will be contributing different capabilities to facilitate this because we are doing it for the people of haiti. you had hoped to have your police officers there this week, though. a draft of three weeks is quite a delay. i think there was an expectation, it was not our hope. it was an expectation. we have been ready to deploy in haiti but that readiness means everything being in place. the reason why the right time is going to be in three weeks' time is because all of the other items need to be there — equipment, transport, communication, infrastructure on where to stay, what to do with the haitian police, proper connection with the partnership with the haitian in the mean