on their conditions they said that they even though these protests erupted they still believe that haiti needs to increase prices and what what they're so what they're encouraging the government to do is to do a more gradual approach to the hike because the initial fifty percent as you mentioned before so we're trying to so we will see tonight what the president how he addresses this potential gradual increase ok and what the response of the population is we also have to figure out who which prime minister can he put forward that would ease that that would ease the broader sort of consensus that there is someone from that my that my have the better interests of the country at heart that would take over so we'll see i think it's at its most address will know more about about what the situation how how me a fold what is how the population will respond and also to be clear alive is violent. eruptions are not just genuine grassroots there's a lot of elite business elite that's behind some of this stuff too so we'll see how they responded really it's three people three sets of peoples that we

i'm richelle carey this is al-jazeera from doha also ahead unrest on the streets anger in parliament haiti's prime minister was forced out of office in the middle of an economic crisis plus. the ethiopian capital was eritrea's leader promises to end decades long differences during his landmark visit. dozens of missiles have rained down on gaza with deadly effect and a major escalation of israeli action the sale of military says the wave of attacks were in retaliation for protest at the border and for rocket fire the reports late on saturday from hamas of the ceasefire brokered by egypt but in the our sense that there have been new. airstrikes bernard smith is in gaza. not since the twenty fourteen war has israel hit a target so close to the densely populated gaza city israel says this building was a hamas urban warfare training facility with a tunnel underneath there were also civilians nearby israel says they were warned in advance of the strike i mean the smaller rocket was fired first at the roof a knock it's called but the people there said they didn't understand this warning instead som

the resignation it a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister who had only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so group louder by the day. the gas price hike and reversal were just seen as another sign of an ineffective government is eventual downfall came on a day of tension in the capital. the streets there were protests not nearly as large as the ones last week that turned violent but still anger at the government and coals for more resignations delay oh you know you have. this is also a message to the lawmakers a warning to everyone we're telling them to be very careful our problem is not only with the ex prime minister but to everyone in this corrupt system including the president. was going on in parliament it to have confusion members of the chamber of deputies yelling at each other as they debated the prime minister's future before they knew he was going to step down but after calm was restored in the prime minister resigned they focused on what it all meant. now we need a new g

it's a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic. national borders and cultural barriers to tennis but the determined. discovering filmmaking talent from around the globe viewfinder latin america follows a young man who will stop at nothing to secure an education. the crossing. welcome back a quick look at the top stories now amassed says a cease fire has been reached with israel to end the recent violence in gaza although that hasn't been confirmed by the israeli government. haiti is without a government after the prime minister decided to step down following days of violent protests. and anti-government demonstrations of continued across iraq southern provinces for a sixth day as anger grows over high unemployment and a lack of basic services so i want to bring you more now on one of our top stories the situation in haiti we're joined by. john doe he is monitoring developments for us in the capital port au prince and so we know that the on rest has been continuing has the resignation of the prime minister done anything to pacify th

so really pushing haiti quite frankly to adopt this plan the haitian government knew it was going to be wildly unpopular and so you do you know why or i'm sorry when the haitian government decided to announce this you'll never guess in the middle of a brazil world cup game why then because the vast majority of haitians love brazil they love brazilian football and they were all watching the world cup game so the government thought that they were going to announce this maybe people won't notice it turns out that wasn't the case it went all over social media as soon as the game was over brazil lost people took to the streets very upset and there you go the rest is history and we're seeing we're seeing themes from that day on our screens right now castor taking this back to the world bank the i.m.f. and of course having people online point the fingers there saying yes there's corruption our country but where does the actual guilt lie i'm wondering what your take on that. is this a deal that the haitian government should have entered into in the first place. the police got a much more com

turning to haiti where al jazeera correspondent gabriel elizondo has been using his instagram account to show some of his reporting on the recent protests there haiti's prime minister has resigned following days of violent demonstrations sparked by the government's decision to raise fuel prices the protests started on friday july sixth after officials announced an increase in prices of up to fifty percent and joining us to talk about this from port au prince economist cousin or for al and in new york gabriel who just returned from covering the unrest in haiti welcome everyone gabe i want to start with you. know on twitter is something this up in a sense saying i was there in haiti for five days and there was no electricity in my part of town those five days and i was in port au prince after the earthquake in two thousand and ten they didn't give electricity for weeks so the haitian people need a break from the corruption that has plagued our country and you know we've heard from many different people raising these kinds of issues more long term concerns but then fed lee went to this s

haiti's prime minister has resigned after days of violent protests. the government has been under pressure since unveiling a plan to remove fuel subsidies al-jazeera has gave the reports now from haiti's capital port au prince. he arrived to parliament is a prime minister facing his political fate and calls to resign jacques de luxe on tons unpopular fuel price hike which he abruptly suspended after riots a week ago that his government in deep crisis the chamber of deputies had planned to force the prime minister out with a no confidence vote on saturday but abruptly resigned instead of. before even coming here i sent my letter of resignation to the president. the resignation it a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister would only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so grew louder by the day that the gas price hike and reversal were just seen as another sign of an ineffective government as eventual downfall came on a day of tension in the capital. the

party to step down a lot of people think the first step of indignance deep political crisis here in haiti is for the prime minister to step down he is the one that proposed to the gas increases a week ago that led to violent protests here last weekend now what's going on on the streets of haiti right now i can tell you that protests have begun here in the capital they're taking place in various different points of the capital and the protesters are planning we're told to march here to parliament building as this vote is scheduled to take place the protesters most of them calling for a lawful entente to step down but some also calling for the president. maurice to step down as well to take security here there are riot police outside of the parliament building standing by should things get out of control i meant to moving story i live under that line for as important a haitian capital thank you. five people including four attackers have been killed in separate car bombings in a somalia's presidential palace they say one explosive went off after a gunfight with armed men the checkpoint in mo

haiti is without a government after the prime minister resigned following widespread protests. embracing his friends after two decades of hostility a new relationship is formed between ethiopia and eritrea. zero zero zero zero zero zero on the golf course but still facing protests donald trump makes a private visit to scotland. and i'm forest while here with all the day's sporting clearing the countdown continues to the world cup final as expectations failed in both france and croatia ahead of sunday's showed. a mass says a cease fire has been reached with israel to end the recent violence and gaza although that hasn't been confirmed by the israeli government earlier two palestinian teenagers were killed during israel's largest daylight attack on hamas since the gaza war in two thousand and fourteen israeli jets targeted several neighborhoods in the gaza strip al-jazeera has been at smith reports now on the day's events. not since the twenty fourteen war has israel hit a target so close to the densely populated gaza city israel says this building was a hamas urban warfare train

days of violent process in haiti have given way to political uncertainty the prime minister. surprised many when he decided to step down right in the middle of a parliamentary session crowds that turned against him even after he abandoned a plan to raise fuel prices from port au prince his gave elizondo. he arrived to parliament as a prime minister facing his political fate and calls to resign jacques de la phone tones unpopular fuel price hike which she abruptly suspended after riots a week ago that his government in deep crisis the chamber of deputies had planned to force the prime minister out with a no confidence vote on saturday. abruptly resigned instead of who you know before even coming here i sent my letter of resig. nation to the president. the resignation had a week of political tension in haiti most people from the middle class to the poor say the prime minister who had only been in office seventeen months needed to go and the calls for him to do so grew louder by the day that the gas price hike and reversal were just seen as another sign of an ineffective governm

more protests expected in haiti as anger mounts have the government's plan to raise fuel prices. and the first images imagine twelve tire boy is recovering in hospital after that dramatic rescue from a flooded cave. well look at the levant and western parts of asia first of all it's a largely fine picture across the bulk of the region just one of two showers in the extreme east otherwise sunny around the caspian sea thirty eight there for tara again very whole conditions for baghdad in iraq and find iraq on the eastern side the mediterranean with the saving grace to get those sea breezes there just to keep things a bit more pleasant twenty nine in beirut should be a very nice day. they moving into the arabian peninsula temperatures low to mid forty's generally as you'd expect at this time of the year but also some cloud across southern regions. looks like being quite cloudy through the day temperatures there much lower twenty seven degrees here in qatar the winds are extremely light and that means the humidity is creeping up so temperatures only forty three degrees but the humidi

libyan border agrees to hand over control of key oil facilities and why the protests aren't going out in haiti despite a government backed down will live to the capital. have shut the door to begin thrashing out their differences and in brussels the issue of the alliances budget and how america fits and was already said to be top of the agenda before it even started donald trump lectured the secretary general at a breakfast meeting and lambasted germany where just before the doors closed to the media at the nato headquarters and stoltenberg was trying hard to project an image of unity he said u.s. concerns on the burden sharing were being addressed. nato is about europe and north america working together to keep our people safe in a more unpredictable world today we will strengthen our collective defense under terence and step up our efforts to project the ability beyond our borders and fight terrorism fair burden sharing underpins everything that we do just a few years ago we were cutting our defense budgets now we are adding billions spending more and spending better. now could you look at i

-day i mean decision day for the future of the prime minister of haiti mr. he is here at parliament where we are at now the session is going on with the parliamentarians just not too far format i've been going inside and coming back outside i can tell you it's very tense inside at times when the session began where lawmakers started debating the fate of the prime minister there was a couple moments where there was some shouting back and forth between lawmakers a little bit of pushing and shoving but things were quick quickly restored back to order but it gives us a sense of how tense things are and how important this. no confidence vote that we expect to happen in the next hour or so is if the no confidence vote goes through it would mean potentially the. government here he would probably be pushed out of power now many lawmakers including the vice president of the national assembly which we interviewed just a short time ago as well as many people on the streets are calling for to step down he has refused to do so so for and that's why he's here right now at

turning to haiti where al jazeera correspondent gabriel elizondo has been using his instagram account to show some of his reporting on the recent protests there haiti's prime minister has resigned following days of violent demonstrations sparked by the government's decision to raise fuel prices the protests started on friday july sixth after officials announced an increase in prices of up to fifty percent and joining us to talk about this from port au prince economist cousin or for al and in new york gabriel is and oh who just returned from covering the unrest in haiti welcome everyone gabe i want to start with you. know on twitter is something this up in a sense saying i was there in haiti for five days and there was no electricity in my part of town those five days and i was in port au prince after the earthquake in two thousand and ten they didn't give electricity for weeks so the haitian people need a break from the corruption that has plagued our country and you know we've heard from many different people raising these kinds of issues more long term concerns but then fed lee went

haiti inhe coup in 2004. so they were able to get rid of some of the government's they wanted to, get rid of an undermine other governments. they took actions against bolivia as well. i think the difference now is it is more open and more aggressive with direct threats that are really almost unprecedented in the last 50, 60, 70 years. amy: i want to turn to mexico's , this recent epic election that took place in mexico, which actually relates directly to venezuela. here he is responding to a question about the approach his government would take to the crisisis in venezuela. >> we are going to apply the foreign-policy principles of non-interventionism and the self-determination of the people. amy: mark weisbrot, your written extensively about the new mexico. pena nieto working with the united states in opposition to venezuela. talk about what the election of amlo means, not only for venezuela, but for mexico? >> for mexico, i think, you know, you're saying, obviously, this election was the result of a 40 year

anchor: the first thing i think we're going to have a look at is the liberation of haiti. >> haiti is really important. inthe revolution start791 but is incomplete until 1804. it is the only successful slave rebellion in history. the brutality of haiti, working people to death. a large amount of these slaves were born free. they threw off the shackles of slavery and their fre h it was the start of the end of the slave trade, not morality in britain. anchor: why didn't it catch on? >> this is the problem of a revolution in one country. haiti is one of the poorest countries today precisely because it had that revolution, surrounded bthe american, french empire. anchor:o you alk about pan .fricanism a lot in the book it is a complicated concept, the idea of the unity of africa as a consonant. >> the idea, if you unify the continent and afric diaspora, and use resources effectively, that is one of the ways. anchor: it also includes this really controversial idea of repatriati, a kind of returning of blacks to africa. that has a very strong -- garvey, in his pitics, in the 20's, said, let'

turning to haiti where al jazeera correspondent gabriel elizondo has been using his instagram account to show some of his reporting on the recent protests there haiti's prime minister has resigned following days of violent demonstrations sparked by the government's decision to raise fuel prices the protests started on friday july sixth after officials announced an increase in prices of up to fifty percent and joining us to talk about this from port au prince economist for al and in new york gabriel is an endo who just returned from covering the unrest in haiti welcome everyone gabe i want to start with you. know on twitter is something this up in a sense saying i was there in haiti for five days and there was no electricity in my part of town those five days and i was in port au prince after the earthquake in two thousand and ten they didn't give electricity for weeks so the haitian people need a break from the corruption that has plagued our country and you know we've heard from many different people raising these kinds of issues more long term concerns but then fed lee went to this

yeah well haiti is right now as we speak to you with out. as she can see we've just lost our communication there with gabriel is on doe but we will reach out to him and try to bring that to you. head on the news hour. oh oh. oh they are protected from the protests against the u.k. visit president trump practices a swing at a scottish golf course. there on nuclear deal we asked whether it can survive without u.s. support plus. i'm the richardson in moscow right six sets of friends and players are counting down to football to be discussing. him and civil aviation authorities are back in control of a local airport until recently the got an airport near yemen's border with amman was supervised by saudi led forces but the change in control appears to be inspiring protests in other parts of yemen charlotte tell us reports of success in negotiations roughly one year after taking over the airport and southeast in yemen the saudi u.a.e. coalition has agreed to give up control it will not hand it back to local civil authorities it's the foo such a mov

haiti is in suspense people are angry a prime minister that so far has refused to step down and protesters that demand that he does i'm gave rosendo in port au prince a story coming up. and england and croatia battle it out for a place in the world cup final. while in the run up to the nato summit many observers wondered would donald trump offer rhetorical support to the alliance or would he ratchet up the tension between america and its allies that was on display at last month's g. seven summit in canada well it didn't take the u.s. president long to offer a non so from brussels our diplomatic editor james bays reports never has the u.s. commitment to its nato allies look to the shaky is this even before the summit had started president trump used his breakfast with nato secretary general to attack his allies focusing on one in particular germany is totally controlled by russia because they were getting from sixty to seventy percent of their energy from russia and a new pipeline and you tell me of that's appropriate because i think it's not and i think it's a very bad thing for later and

(jrstone) new at ten -- a church missionary team from georgia is stranded in haiti... this as demonstrations in the port-au-prince area create unsafe travel conditions. madison styles speaks to the pastor on what it's like on the ground ... and why he says they have no regrets. these are the 22 missionaries from mount olive baptist church now stuck in haiti waiting on a flight out. (voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "we had no idea what was (unintelligbile) i guess you could say."pastor jason webb and his team have been there ministering, helping and feeding those in need. up until this morning when protests broke out due to a huge increase in gas prices. (voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "there are some riots right now, the street is quiet but the roads are blocked. they are burning some tires." he tells us up until this point their week has been wonderful. and it wasn't until this morning when things started to get heated. (voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "about 5 o'clock (unintelligible

ambassador to haiti. ms. sara ann lynch currently serves as senior deputy administrator for latin america and the caribbean at usaid, and prior to that, she was the mission director in iran. so we appreciate them both being with us here today, and without objection, the witnesses will prepare statements that will be made part of the record, and members are going to have five calendar days to submit any statements or questions or extraneous material for the record. so if you could, ambassador, i would ask you to just summarize your statement in five minutes, each of you, and then we'll go to questions. thank you. >> thanks very much, chairman royce, members of the committee. thank you for letting us come and talk about the western hemisphere's economy. we know america benefits our economy. our policy is built on that premise. the united states shares common values and has strong economic bonds with all the countries in this region. these long historical connections binds the administration of the western hemis

their criticism comes after revelations emerged that oxfam staff paid survivors of an earthquake in haiti for sex. the scandal of 5 year olds unable to speak in full sentences — the education secretary pledges to tackle what he says is a gap that just widens. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers camilla tominey, who's the political editor at the sunday express, and the political commentatorjane merrick. stay with us for that. we start with breaking news from mexico. local reports say the plane was carrying 80 passengers and it happened in durango state north of mexico city. the airline said it was trying to verify what happened. it is believed the crane —— the plane crashed on take—off. details are coming in and we will bring you more news as soon as we get it. a teenager has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for manslaughter in the first acid killing of its kind in the uk. 19—year—old general webster was fighting with another man in high wycombe in buckinghamshire when the acid he was carrying was knocked from his hand. the acid

i know i'm maryam namazie and london here's a quick look at the top stories a prime minister of haiti. has resigned after days of violent protest over his government's plan to eliminate fuel subsidies the on restaurant after authorities unveiled a proposal to hike fuel prices by fifty percent. in the haitian capital port au prince and joins us now what more do we know about the prime minister's resignation . well it just happened actually a few minutes ago it happened here at parliament parliament for over three hours had been debating the future of love on top they have been debating whether to give him a no confidence vote or not at one point during the session. took to the podium he started to defend his government and then said that he resigned that he wrote a letter to the president and the president accepted that resignation letter then left the premises essential right now what we know has resigned as prime minister the country of haiti now has no current functioning government because all of the ministers have also left with him who will be the next prime minister of haiti the

travel warning for haiti. not to travel there. and to shelter in place. as that unrest and violence protest continue. it began i in port-au-prince das ago. they announced they are raising fuel price, there is little information out of haiti, but we'll keep you updated. unfortunately against in haiti. -- against in haiti. >> on wall street stocks closed higher for a 4 state session, do you up 143, nasdaq up 10. volume 3 billion shares, we have wait until 2021 for next "indiana jones" movie, fifth installment slated for 2019, harrison ford will be 79 years old when the film is released, that makes some of us feel like youngsters, and you know. it will be thrilling to watch harrison ford leave the movie again. fifth installment. listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network. up next, new report revealing obama administration permitted thousands of criminal illegal immigrants into the country. former federal prosecutor sydney powell will join us to take that up and much my father pas

violent protests in haiti. they've trapped about 120 americans in a port-au-prince hotel over rising fuel prices which the government have put on hold. reports say three people have been killed since yesterday. and americans in haiti are being sheltered -- or i'm sorry are advised to shelter in place. this video shows cars on fire and smoke billowing throughout the city. at least three u.s. airlines have canceled all flights into haiti. so far there are others expected to follow. there are several reports of american missionaries stranded in haiti right now. they are unable to get to the airport due to the dangerous travel conditions. today i talked with an american trapped inside of the oasis hotel. stacy born told me the violence escalated quickly. >> things escalated pretty quickly. and i think that it is understandable sometimes when people have a difficult time in a place like that but it sounds like the government is doing everything they could to compromise to try to get things back to restore calm and w

after days of violent protests the unrest started after haiti's government unveiled a proposal to remove fuel subsidies which in turn would have quite fuel prices by fifty percent it was part of an agreement between haiti and the international monetary fund the phone told announce the plan would not go ahead but protesters are still demanding his resignation carol as all know is in the haitian capital port au prince how is the vote going mad. yeah we're here on the grounds of the parliament. the debate by parliamentarians has been going on for a little over three hours now it's a slow process but say something right now the prime minister local time is actually speaking in front of parliament he's essentially making his case on why he should still remain as the prime minister this comes amid wide calls for him to step down calls from protesters on the streets which we saw last weekend that turned violent to protests that are happening right now outside of parliament as well as a group of senators lawmakers even the vice president of the national assembly which we spoke to a couple hours

haiti. ms. sara ann lynch currently serves as senior deputy assistant administrator for latin america and the caribbean. at usaid and prior to that, she was the mission director in iraq. so we appreciate them both being with us here today and without objection, the witnesses' full statements are going to be made part of the record and members will have five calendar days to submit any statements or questions or extraneous material for the record. if you could, ambassador, i would ask you to just summarize your statement in five minutes, and each of you, we'll go to questions. thank you. >> chairman royce, ranking member engel, and members of the committee. thanks for the opportunity to allow us to come here and talk about the administration's aappropriate to our hemisphere, the western hemisphere. we know that a democratic prosperous and secure western hemisphere enhances our national security and benefits our economy. our policies are built upon that premise. the united states shares common

it's a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic crossing national borders and cultural barriers to tennis on but not the ten in. discovering filmmaking talent from around the globe viewfinder latin america follows a young man who will stop at nothing to secure an education. the crossing on al-jazeera . al-jazeera is to coverage the scene. feel is watching i figure reports see africa as it is. the. way we take our time getting to know the people we meet the soldiers are in order to envoy up the road if they see in the crossfire as i was reading about telling the stories ultimately it's not just about al-jazeera it's about the people who tell the stories about. i had a briefing today from a man named steele who has been out there working with the security forces a veteran of el salvador's dirty war sent to iraq who seem to be without portfolio doing whatever it is that he wanted to take interest and next about in counterinsurgency while this interview was going on with jim steele there were these terrible screams about pain and terror but what was his mission

what we are looking at now is a view of haiti, this is a sugar plantation. this is the world that new orleans at least the european settlers and colonists aspired to be. this is a prosperous sugar plantation. they are hoping that new orleans makes them money. one of the most interesting aspects of this drawing is that you in addition to seeing all of the aspects required for sugar production, you in the foreground also get to see the treatment of the enslaved population, the enslaved african population that were taken as captives from africa and brought to you new world to work the land. you can see that he has a collar around his neck, he is being held by a rope by another individual and then this is likely the overseer and this is the slave driver with whip in hand. as we move into this room we talk about what the crossing over experience would have been like. so this case right here is giving you a glimpse of some of the instruments that were used by ship captains and as they were navigating the atlantic ocean. this piece right here gives you a great cros

their criticism comes after revelations emerged that oxfam staff paid survivors of an earthquake in haiti for sex. organisations all too often have appeared more concerned to protect their own reputation in the sector, rather than protecting victims and survivors. charities are warned that they can't continue with a "culture of denial" — we'll bring you all the details from westminster. also this lunchtime... salman abedi — the man who bombed the manchester arena last year — was rescued from libya's civil war by the royal navy three years earlier. the row over labour and anti—semitism is reignited — after a leading party member describes somejewish people as trump "fa natics". and top of the tour, now star of the studios — we speak to geraint thomas after his cycling success. it's just a dream at the moment, it'sjust a dream at the moment, you know? it's been such a whirlwind since finishing. being able to think of the aftermath and what will happen, it is about the process and the race and how you will race and getting into good shape. yeah, it is insane. and coming up on bbc

and haiti has suspended a proposal to nearly double fuel prices after violent protests at least three demonstrators died in the capital port au prince on friday people say they can't afford the price increases. japan's prime minister shinzo says rescuers are working around the clock to help victims of floods and landslides at least sixty one people have died and dozens of others are missing after days of downpours more than one and a half million people have been ordered to leave their homes with the worst flooding recorded in the city of kyoto in japan's southern tip alexey o'brien reports. across half the nation a sea of muddy water flooding has ripped japan and two with central and southern regions largely submerged. the death toll has steadily climbed an elderly man was swept into a swollen river and hiroshima homes have collapsed and landslides have buried at least ten people. east to west from kyoto south dozens of people a missing whenever a night out of an i offer my deepest condolences to the victims and my sympathies to all people who have been affected. in central and south

haiti has suspended a proposal to raise fuel prices after violent protests that left three people dead the people say they can't afford the increases of up to fifty percent cut here not as whole diane reports. the outrage was immediate fires set roads blocked protesters say they can't afford haiti's new fuel prices with chaos out on the streets of the capital port of ponce several people decided to spend the night at work many businesses close their doors this is your backyard when i was just going to deliver a baby she needs a syrian every hospital we go to that we can't find a doctor because of the protests i don't know what to do the government announced an increase of up to fifty percent for diesel gasoline and kerrison in a country were about eighty percent of workers earn less than two dollars a day the news wasn't received well you know moved people were speaking up against the president he hasn't delivered on the promises he made during his campaign from food to job creation we haven't seen anything since he came into power. and that's why now president of an elmo iis took offi

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a travel warning for haiti. not to travel there. and to shelter in place. as that unrest and violence protest continue. it began i in port-au-prince das ago. they announced they are raising fuel price, there is little information out of haiti, but we'll keep you updated. unfortunately against in haiti. -- against in haiti. >> on wall street stocks closed higher for a 4 state session, do you up 143, nasdaq up 10. volume 3 billion shares, we have wait until 2021 for next "indiana jones" movie, fifth installment slated for 2019, harrison ford will be 79 years old when the film is released, that makes some of us feel like youngsters, and you know. it will be thrilling to watch harrison ford leave the movie again. fifth installment. listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network. up next, new report revealing obama administration permitted thousands of criminal illegal immigrants into the country. former federal prosecutor sydney powell will join us to take that powell will join us to ta

the best or to haiti. sarah lynch currently serves as a senior deputy for latin america and the caribbean. at usaid. prior to that, she was the mission director in iraq. we appreciate them being here today. without objection they have prepared statements made part of the record. members have five calendar days to submit statements for the record. if you could, you can summarize your statement of five minutes and then we will go to questions. thank you. >> thank you very much thanks for the opportunity for the opportunity to come here we knows it democrat process enhances our economy. our policies are built upon the premise. the united states shares, values and has economic bonds with them. these long historical connections bind us to the nations of the western hemisphere more closely than any other region. our economic engagement cannot be overstated. the united states is a top trading partner for more than half the partners in the region. we trade half as much with that hemisphere that we do with china. w

travel warning for haiti. not to travel there. and to shelter in place. as that unrest and violence protest continue. it began i in port-au-prince das ago. they announced they are raising fuel price, there is little information out of haiti, but we'll keep you updated. unfortunately against in haiti. -- against in haiti. >> on wall street stocks closed higher for a 4 state session, do you up 143, nasdaq up 10. volume 3 billion shares, we have wait until 2021 for next "indiana jones" movie, fifth installment slated for 2019, harrison ford will be 79 years old when the film is released, that makes some of us feel like youngsters, and you know. it will be thrilling to watch harrison ford leave the movie again. fifth installment. listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network. up next, new report revealing obama administration permitted thousands of criminal illegal immigrants into the country. former federal prosecutor sydney powell will join us to take that up and much more, next. .

haiti's prime minister. has resigned after days of violent protests they were triggered by plans to raise fuel prices by fifty percent which the government abandoned at least seven people have been killed in three days of unrest. eritrea's president is c.s.f. work he is on a landmark visit to neighboring ethiopia it's the latest step towards reconciliation and peace between the long warring rivals last weekend the leaders signed a pact ending a twenty year military standoff. five people including four attackers have been killed in two car bombings close to the somali presidential palace the police say one last happened just after a gunfight between security forces and men at a checkpoint in the capital mogadishu the second bomb detonated nearby just moments later the group al-shabaab says it carried out the attack and a melting iceberg in greenland is causing fears about a possible tsunami several residents near the danger zone in the village of in a suit have been moved to higher ground it's thought the mel

at least one person is dead after protests in haiti turned violent a steep increase in fuel prices as i get people who say they're already dealing with poverty catching up as diane reports. the outrage was immediate fires set roads blocked protesters say they can't afford haiti's new fuel prices with chaos out on the street at the capital port of ponce several people decided to spend the night at work many businesses close their doors this is that time when book day by wife is going to deliver a baby she needs a says there in every hospital we go to we can't find a doctor because of the protests i don't know what to do the government announced an increase of up to fifty percent for diesel gasoline and kerrison but the hike a leader of diesel will now cost four dollars nearly five dollars for regular gas in a country were about eighty percent of workers earn less than two dollars a day the news wasn't received well you know movies didn't know we're speaking up against the president he hasn't delivered on the promises he made during his campaign from food to job creation we haven't seen

in parliament despite abandoning a policy to double fuel prices international monetary fund plan for haiti to cut subsidies in return for assistance triggered four days of demonstrations last week . those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera for more news in the meantime inside story is next. what the so-called special relationship donald trump visits britain for the first time as president and insults prime minister. he says her rival will make a better leader and she ignored his advice on bread set and migration how damaging is all that for the transatlantic this is the inside story. welcome to the program. in the respect british prime minister terry some a might wonder whether this was really the best week for a visit from donald trump right after a contentious nato summit and greeted by massive protests his first trip to london as u.s. president was all.

well now to haiti where at least one person has been killed off to protest that turned violent a steep increase in fuel prices has angered people who say they're already dealing with poverty on a daily basis. diane reports. the outrage was immediate fires set roads blocked protesters say they can't afford haiti's new fuel prices with chaos out on the street at the capital port au prince several people decided to spend the night at work many businesses close their doors this is . why wife is going to deliver a baby she needs a says or area but every hospital we go to we can't find a doctor because of the protests i don't know what to do the government announced an increase of up to fifty percent for diesel gasoline and kerrison but the hike a leader of diesel will now cost four dollars nearly five dollars for regular gas in a country were about eighty percent of workers earn less than two dollars a day the news wasn't received well you know move. we're speaking up against the president he hasn't delivered on the promises he made during his campaign from food to job creation we haven't s

and a cleanup is underway in the capital of haiti after days of protests against fuel price rises. at the moment but locals fear a number. on wednesday. to libya now war has agreed to return control of major oil ports to the internationally recognized government following appeals by regional powers as well as the us. russian half those forces started an offensive last month against a rival group for control of export terminals the fighting in the so-called oil and crescent prevented tankers from docking and cost the oil dependent economy nearly a billion dollars at the. after three weeks of blockade finally warlord hefted has responded to the international pressure by international players and he has decided to hand over the oil terminals in the east of the country to the internationally recognized the tripoli phased national oil corporation now according to the n.o.c. the national oil corporation their oil exporting operations are going to be resumed in the oil terminals after three weeks of blockade we understand that the meeting that was held in rome on tuesday was held by the u

and a flare up over fuel protests a big price rises take a violent turn in haiti. it was hailed by president as a great deal but the agreement with north korea could be now in doubt north korea says talks in the past two days between its officials and the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o have been quote regrettable and things could fall to the news came just over an hour ago just after mr pompei you flew out of the capital pyongyang he left describing his two day visit there is being very productive on his way to brief allies in japan and he said there had been progress on setting up a timeline for deep nuclearization sarah clarke is in seoul for us this sara is there a deal or not. well silly as you said the last word we had from the u.s. delegation on departure from pyongyang and just before their arrival in tokyo they released a statement basically saying that progress is being made on central issues now as well as essentials issues i suppose it remain on some key central issues progress still had to be or more work had to be done on those other areas but t

haiti's prime minister is facing a vote of no confidence for and days of violent demonstrations spot by plans to raise fuel prices. is ignoring ignoring calls to step down before saturday's vote several people have been killed in the violent protests which forced the government to reverse its plans cameron is on the is in the haitian capital port au prince. protesters again on the streets unlike the demonstrations over the weekend these remained peaceful the police closely watched the crowd and shut it down before the demonstration could grow in size the protesters say they will be back to underline their demand for the resignation of haiti's prime minister. the prime minister's trying to hold on to power his government in crisis after his call for sharp fuel increases nearly a week ago set off the protests he spoke briefly after meeting with the head of the parliament he gave no indication of any plan to step down. this morning i met with the head of the national assembly joseph lambert and we talked about our common interests and how we can move forward from the current crisis. has

travel warning for haiti. not to travel there. and to shelter in place. as that unrest and violence protest continue. it began i in port-au-prince das ago. they announced they are raising fuel price, there is little information out of haiti, but we'll keep you updated. unfortunately against in haiti. -- against in haiti. >> on wall street stocks closed higher for a 4 state session, do you up 143, nasdaq up 10. volume 3 billion shares, we have wait until 2021 for next "indiana jones" movie, fifth installment slated for 2019, harrison ford will be 79 years old when the film is released, that makes some of us feel like youngsters, and you know. it will be thrilling to watch harrison ford leave the movie again. fifth installment. listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network. up next, new report revealing obama administration permitted thousands of criminal illegal immigrants into the country. former federal prosecutor sydney powell will join us to take that up and much i'm worried i

later saturday, haiti's prime minister pleaded for peace, and said there would be a temporary stop to the price hikes. an emergency medical professional at the oasis hotel said the situation around the property had calmed down. due to the protests, three airlines - american, three airlines - american, jetblue, and spirit - announced they had canceled haiti. (jrstone) still ahead at 10 -- parents outraged after a marker fight between two kids went terribly wrong. who they're pointing their fingers at... after the break. (jrstone) two sets of parents in suburban-area denver say they're not getting the straight story about what happened to their children. they say a teacher is responsible for chemical burns to their kids - after an incident with a magic eraser at a daycare in may. now they've filed a lawsuit. jeff todd spoke to the parents. caitlin sims, parent: "the two teachers came up to me when i picked him up and said 'your son and another boy got into a marker fight.' and immediately my son said 'mommy my throat hurts."caitlin sims was the first parent to be notified of the injurie

it's a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic. national border some cultural barriers to turn asylum but the determined. discovering filmmaking talent from around the globe viewfinder latin america follows a young man who will stop at nothing to secure an education. the crossing. is iraq . and back a quick look at the top stories now u.s. president donald trump has met person's queen elizabeth but wins a causeless part of his four day working trip to the u.k. tens of thousands of protesters have been rallying in the capital london to show that opposition to trump's policies. former pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif and his daughter of been arrested after flying back into pakistan he was sentenced to ten years in jail on charges last week related to the purchase of luxury apartments in the u.k. and at least eighty five people have been killed and more than one hundred fifty injured in a suicide attack on an election campaign rally in southwest pakistan i.c.l. of claim responsibility. well in all the stories we're following twel

dozens of american teenagers are stranded in haiti... because riots broke out in the island nation. they )re on a mission trip - and were supposed to come back on saturday... but the government shut down major roads to the airport -- because of fuel hike protests. church leaders in alabama - say imminent danger is not in any in a facebook post - the >>> church that youth group is doing really well. >> they have been in a compound all week. very safe and very secure. >> and in a facebook post they hope to fly the kids out tomorrow. the u.s haiti is warning americans to shelter in place. >>> you could get a glimpse of the future of self-driving cars. it takes place in union square. transportation secretary is scheduling to address that keynote on wednesday. >> all right. 4:40 we have a look at your forecast. >>> yeah. it will be a good day to lay by the pool or go to the beach. we are getting a live look with mostly clear skies. we will see a lot of sunshine. temperatures from the low 60s at 8:00 to upper 70s by early afternoon. we'll take a look at what's ah f of th w dublin all clea

now haiti has suspended a proposal to raise fuel prices after violent protests that left three people dead people say they caught a ford steep steep increases of up to fifty percent. as whole diane reports. the outrage was immediate fires set roads blocked protesters say they can't afford haiti's new fuel prices with chaos out on the street at the capital port of ponce several people decided to spend the night at work many businesses close their doors this is your backyard when i was just going to deliver a baby she needs a syrian but every hospital we go to we can't find a doctor because of the protests i don't know what to do the government announced an increase of up to fifty percent for diesel gasoline and kerrison in a country were about eighty percent of workers earn less than two dollars a day the news wasn't received well you know move. we're speaking up against the president he hasn't delivered on the promises he made during his campaign from food to job creation we haven't seen anything since he came into power. and that's why now president jovan eloise took office last year