. ♪ stephanie: haiti. most likely, the name sparks an image in your mind, and it is probably not a good one. even before the magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked the country on january 12, 2010, life in haiti was pretty bleak. founded by former slaves in 1804, haiti has suffered through a series of oppressive governments, including the notorious duvalier, father and son presidents. according to the world bank, most haitians survive on less than $2.50 a day. it is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. the earthquake pushed the country to the very brink. fmr. prime minister lamothe: five years ago, we lived one of the worst moments in our history. all the public administration was knocked down. we had over 200,000 people that passed away. it was an armageddon-like situation. stephanie: the haitian government was unprepared and unable to do much but ask for international help. fmr. prime minister lamothe: after the earthquake, it was mostly humanitarian emergency relief. it was a question of getting to th

. ♪ stephanie: haiti. most likely, the name sparks an image in your mind, and it is probably not a good one. even before the magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked the country on january 12, 2010, life in haiti was pretty bleak. founded by former slaves in 1804, haiti has suffered through a series of oppressive governments, including the notorious duvalier, father and son presidents. according to the world bank, most haitians survive on less than $2.50 a day. it is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. the earthquake pushed the country to the very brink. fmr. prime minister lamothe: five years ago, we lived one of the worst moments in our history. all the public administration was knocked down. we had over 200,000 people that passed away. it was an armageddon-like situation. stephanie: the haitian government was unprepared and unable to do much but ask for international help. lamothe: after the earthquake, it was mostly humanitarian emergency relief. it was a question of getting to the victims and provid

can private investment save haiti? >> we have a good for people and we would like tothem to benefit from what god gave us in haiti. today, they are not. ♪ stephanie: 80. most likely, the name sparks an image in your mind and it is probably not good. even before the magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked the country i generate 12 2010,-haiti was pretty bleak. founded by former slaves in 1804 haiti has severed through a series of oppressive governments, including the notorious father and son presidents. according to the world bank most haitians survive on less than $2.5 a day. is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. yes great push the country to the very brink. >> with one of the worst moment in our history. all the public ministry should was knocked down. bit over 200,000 people that were homeless. it was an armageddon-like situation. stephanie: the haitian government was prepared to do little but asked for international help. >> it was a question of providing people with water, shelter, blankets. once i was taken

the likely source of the disease in haiti. but the one thing that hasn't happened is that the un hasn't accepted any kind of liability for bringing the epidemic to this country. in fact, at this point, they still won't even talk about it. it's been more than two years since cholera appeared in haiti and we're driving into one of the most isolated areas of the country. communities up here in the mountains surrounding artibonite river are almost completely cut off from basic services. clinics, running water, even roads here are almost non-existent. up here, catching any kind of disease is a serious matter, one that kills as quickly as cholera can be a death sentence. >> it is impossible, really, to imagine how somebody could get along paths like this to medical facilities within a few hours to save lives from cholera. this is the kind of scenario here, and the reality is that many of them don't - and we're on our way now to a funeral at the very top of this mountain for a man who didn't make it. when he died from cholera, farius

five years after the haiti earthquake, a u.s. funded industrial park that led to the eviction of hundreds causes drove. plus, online black markets are making a come back. the hidden corners of the dark web, and then. >> the hidden meaning of cereal selfies. what it means if you are constantly posting self-portraits. >> welcome to the stream. where your inner activity helps drive our conversation. to my left, my co-host and digital producer handing all of that social media that. cos in. in preparing for this show, we are seeing these huge numbers $13.5 billion to haiti howdies tushing is it that a lot of it can't be accounted for? >> and you mentioned this funded park, that is supposed to help haiti we mentioned that to the community we gave a human story. she was one who was evicted from her line to make way for this, and in fact, the numbers say about 366 to 400 families faced a similar fate. and responding to that, robert says that out to teem they have for getting in the way of freedom with their freedom a lot of spark. we nee

in preparing for this show, we are seeing these huge numbers $13.5 billion to haiti howdies tushing is it that a lot of it can't be accounted for? >> and you mentioned this funded park, that is supposed to help haiti, we mentioned that to the community, we gave a human story. she was one who was evicted from her line to make way for this, and in fact, the numbers say about 366 to 400 families faced a similar fate. and responding to that, robert says that out to teem they have for getting in the way of freedom with their freedom, a lot of spark. we need all the parks we can get, a couple of peep get displaced ain't nothing new. more needs to go into education and job creation. imagine receiving only five days notice to leave your land before it is bulldozed. that is exactly what happened to the hundreds of families raj was just talking about after the 2010 haiti earthquake, the u.s. invested 170 million-dollars in the project. with hopes that it would create 65,000 jobs and reinvigorate the local economy. but critics are quick to point out that it is located in the country's northeast,

attention. >> "surf haiti" remains for now a small project with few customers. with waves like this, it's hoped that will soon change. >> nairobi is my city, well perhaps not exactly. i was born here and so were my parents, but i spent most of my life living overseas. i've been here now for less than

attention. >> "surf haiti" remains for now a small project with few customers. with waves like this, it's hoped that will soon change. >> translator: this operation is starting to resume in tunisia and targeting the economy. with respect to the outcome, the initial outcome of the operation operations as stated two terrorists stormed the fence of bardo museum. the same fence shared by the parliament. the two terrorists were dressed in military uniform. once the

tienen buenas relasciones, veamos desde stantog domingo . >>> queman la bandera dominicana en haiti queman la habbandera hait haitiana en rpepÚblica dominicana, la quema de lsos col colores nacionales y lel asalto al consulado dominicano en puert puerto principÍncipe durante una mar marcha para alegar el arracismo que sufren haitianos ,en la oel otro lado de la isla . >>> las relasciones entre haiti y rpepÚblica dominicana han sido c conflcitivas desde hace muchoiss aÑ ÑospequeÑos, vamos a decir dlel sigl siglo xix, pero tiene momentos d de tranquilidad y de alboroto. >>> el impas surge en lel mometnonto que ambos gobierno s intentan imp impulsar una agenda en comuÚn en temas migratorios comercios ent entre otros . >>> rpepÚblica dominicana que tie tiene mayor nivel de institucio institucionalidad que haiti debe asumir la direcciÓn en el proce proceso pqorque es normal que de un paÍs mÁs pobre emiegre la ge gente a un paÍs ondedonde las cond condiciones son mejores. >>> la diplomacia es la vÍa pa para un clima de paz y alego que lsos presidentes manteinen buenas relasci

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that haiti is open for business. >> we want to do more. we want to attract more businesses. that will change an entire region in terms of job creation. maybe what we are doing today will show the government that they need to come here and help the people to have roads, to have electricity, to have running water. stephanie: there are people living in the streets, and the country still has horrible infrastructure problems. >> when you come in and look at the situation, haiti is closed fo

ilia: en repÚblica dominicana, productores se quejan de que la veda pues estados unidos y haitÍ a los productos criollos estÁ comenzando a afectar sus producciones, jessica nos dice mÁs. jessica: los productores creen que podrÍan parecer entre 18 a 20 millones de pesos que continÚa la prohibiciÓn, y seÑala que en estos momentos la producciÓn en invernaderos no estÁ siendo portada por falta de mercados, y los mismos estÁn repletos de pepino, tomate y otros vegetales. >> en ese momento nos estÁ exportando. reportera: explican que las autoridades dominicanas estÁn siendo pasivas con haitÍ, paÍs que aseguran tomÓ la medida de forma arbitraria, y ademÁs consideran que repÚblica dominicana debe enfocarse en otros mercados que sean mÁs factibles porque estados unidos es de difÍcil acceso. >> porque ellos quieren concesiones especiales para mÉxico, y concesiones especiales para otros paÍses, a ellos les conviene por la polÍtico o por la geopolÍtica. reportera: entienden que se deben generar alternativas como deshidratar frutas y vegetales de manera que se permita su expo

. >> haiti has set a date for it's overdue presidential elections. it will take place in august with the presidential election following in october. parliament will and it's president was forced to resign after protests. haiti suffered an earthquake that left hundreds of thousands of people living in camps. >>> still to come on the program, find out how to debate on limited access to a popular. only on al jazeera america. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. >> good to have you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera. the u.n. demonstrateors are back on the streets in ferguson month m, hours just after two police officers were shot and wounded. protesters are shouting "no justice, no peace" after the shooting of unarmed black teenageer michael brown. >>> escalating violence is threatening to plunge yemen into civil war and splitting it in two. there have been u.n.-backed talks

gets involved in advisory board for this mining executive's project in haiti and now that mine in haiti has gone very wrong. >> isn't that convenient. a matter of convenience. look, all these stories are connected. first of all the ig report specifically said on the first story that in three instances including the one involving rodham the matter would have been decided differently without the intervention. so there was direct intervention to make this happen. while hillary clinton was the secretary of defense, her brother is getting favors from the government, from a political appointee. via email. oh emails. i want to see -- i want to see every email that was sent from her account as my secretary of defense on what should have been on my servers. that mentioned the clinton global initiative and any donors to the clinton global initiative and mentioned tony rodham it might be interesting to find out. >> we don't know if there is one but if there is one by her definition this is not the official work. this might have been one of the 30,000 emails that was deleted. >> i'm making this up.

. >>> haiti will hold elections later this year. the current president isn't allowed to run gen under haiti's constitution. haiti has been in the middle of a political crisis for months now. local elections will be held in august. the presidential vote in october. >>> scientists recently discovered where they think the recent west african ebola outbroke began. they traced back to a two-year-old boy to a village in guinea. >> reporter: these people aren't taking any chances. it's been reported that locals ate bats from this tree and contracted ebola virus beginning what has grown into the worst outbreak of the virus ever reported. >> translator: the bats brought the ebola into this village according to the white man and government. we have decided to burn this tree so that no bat will bring ebola. >> reporter: the government issued a press release saying ebola was first contracted from a bat from this tree. >> translator: when the beginning when my children started dying and my wife i thought they were killed by tradition, although l

an historic 7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes the caribbean island nation of haiti. in just 35 seconds most of the capitol city lies in ruins. surrounding areas are flattened. >> what happened was beyond anything i've ever seen. >> the zaster is compounded by the fact that haiti, one of the most impoverished countries has a vulnerable infrastructure and poorly constructed buildings. strong aftershocks further traumatize the capitol's two million residents. news of the earthquake travels around the globe. on another island across the ocean, icelandic search and rescue learns of the disaster. a isar is trained for emergency rescues on land and sea. they immediately prepare to deploy. >> i was asked if i was able to go and i just said yes. and things evolved fast after that. >> the icelanders are on the ground within 24 hours. despite traveling 4,000 miles they are the first international team to arrive. as night falls they secure a truck to assess the damage in port-au-prince. >> it was dark. no electricity. people are burning tires on the streets just to debt light. >

eeuu encabeza al grupo a y enfrentarÁ al panamÁ, haitÍ y al ganador entre honduras y guyana francesa. nos vamos al viejo continente, hubo actividad en la europa league. el inter tomÓ ventaja con gol de rodrigo palacios. seguimos en la ida de octavos de la europa league. el presidente del real madrid convocÓ por sorpresa una rueda de prensa en la que respaldÓ a ancelotti. el directivo dijo que pase lo que pase ancelotti va a seguir al frente del equipo. ilia: ayer durante el programa de entretenimiento el gordo y la flaca, rodner figueroa hizo comentarios sobre la primera dama que fueron reprobables y de ninguna forma reflejan los valores de univisiÓn. el seÑor figueroa fue despedido inmediatamente. vamos a cambiar de tema, stephanie habla con el actor eduardo verÁstegui sobre la pelÍcula litte boy. periodista: eduardo verÁstegui, bienvenido a variety latino. ♪♪ eduardo: quise mostrar una pelÍcula que de alguna manera mostrarÁ el alma y el corazÓn de los estados unidos. tomÓ tres aÑos y medio, 15 horas escribiendo todos los dÍas. la pelÍcula la filmamos donde filmÓ

or think about its deployment to haiti after the earthquake in 2010, of a field hospital, within four days of the earthquake. if those are not modern day embodiments of [indiscernible] i don't know what is. there is a broader reason for why we fight for israel at the u.n.. that is to bring the u.n. closer to meeting the goals of its charter. i am under no illusions of the flaws and contradictions within the u.n., but we do not have the option of walking away. whether bringing countries together for a coalition against isil, or combating atrocities, the u.n. can advance america or israel's shared interests. these problems do not exist because of the u.n. organization, per se, but the u.n. is the venue where countries -- where countries' opinions are aired. we must commit ourselves to the world that we seek. that is what moynahan saw so clearly in 1975, when he told the u.n., "what we have at stake here is not only the honor and legitimacy of the state of israel. a challenge on to arouse -- a challenge on to arouse vigilance. but at issue is the integrity of the whole body and the moral

five years after the haiti earthquake, a u.s. funded industrial park that led to the eviction of hundreds causes drove. plus, online black markets are making a come back. the hidden corners of the dark web, and then. >> the hidden meaning of cereal selfies. what it means if you are constantly posting self-portraits. >>

los grupos han quedado de la siguiente manera: estados unidos, panamÁ, haitÍ, honduras en el grupo a. en el grupo b costa rica, el salvador, jamaica y canadÁ. grupo c, mÉxico, guatemala, trinidad y tobago y cuba. colombia venciÓ 3_1 a kuwait, radamel falcao igualÓ el rÉcord de arnoldo iguarÁn. cuando entenderÁn los organizadores que no hay una regla que exija la entonaciÓn de los signos nacionales durante un evento de carÁcter amistoso, nuestra primera, ni serÁ la Última vez que le falten los expertos a un paÍs con esos errores, y en cuanto la victoria de argentina, le dimos chance, messi se asustÓ, messi no quiso enfrentar a la selecta, que tuvieron orden y ganas dentro del rectÁngulo de juego, vamos a ver quÉ sucede. y en otros temas, en el estadio levis con poco _ convocÓ aficionados, lleno total en la casa de san francisco. leÓn:un adelanto del clima. marÍa: condiciones agradables el dÍa de hoy, si quieres saber lo que nos espera, el reporte completo en minutos. itati cantoral regresa como leÓn: itati cantoral regresa como villana en univisiÓn con "amores con

quedaron definidos los grupos para la copa oro a: en el grupo estÁ para ma, haitÍ. estados unidos en el grupo c: mÉxico guatemala trinidad y tobago y cuba... miguel el piojo herrera pidiÓ seriedad a sus jugadores para un torneo que es prioridad para el tri. herrara: hay que ganar dentro de la cancha. william: mÉxico y costa rica terminaron empatados a un gol. en el tenis despuÉs de un boicot de 14 aÑos serena williams ha decidido participar en el torneo indian... william pharrel con el uniforme de los atlÉticos siguiÓ su recorrido para ponerse uniforme de los angelinos nueve diferentes playeras las que se puso el diario como parte de una producciÓn fÍlmica un proyecto que tiene como propÓsito ayudar a la pelea contra el cÁncer. esto sucediÓ 2 de julio de 2000 dÍas en el mundial de sudÁfrica, le dio el pase a uruguay a semifinales el loco abreu el trotamundos firmado con el atlas de ecuador en lo que se convierte en el 20 equipo de su carrera. su estadÍa podrÍa ser breve ya que se rumora que podrÍa llegar a la mls. el real madrid estÁ atravesando un

. >> it has been five years since haiti was hit by a devastating earthquake. marc: number one, acquisitions are hard no matter who you are. i can tell you firsthand after doing 25 acquisitions over the last five years, acquisitions are hard. but you can transform your company through acquisitions. the other thing that acquisitions do is that they bring all these incredible people into your company, and if you can nurture them, you can get phenomenal results. emily: what are the challenges when you buy another big company? marc: the number one thing is that, as a ceo, you have to choose which one you will be in. it will dramatically increase the success of it. i only have so much time. emily: right. marc: where i spend my time is super important. i kind of divide my time into four quadrants. in a certain quadrant, my transformation quadrant, that is where i spend the majority of my time. the things that, if i do not do them, they will not get done. there will be other things, around operating the business, nurturing things that are coming two or five years from

i'm ray haiti, october 2010, at a hospital in a small, rural town north of the capital. these were the first victims of a horrific, unknown disease in a country still reeling from a devastating earthquake. patients were dying in the space of a few hours. children were especially vulnerable. al jazeera was the first news channel on the scene. in the following days and weeks we tracked the epidemic as it ripped across the country.

let's meet today's contestants -- a business-development associate originally from haiti, texas... a healthcare subject-matter expert from springfield, missouri... and our returning champion an accounting-service representative from corvallis, oregon...

look at haiti. >> larry: >> that's got to be him, doesn't it? >> larry: ted the bear, lou. >> really. >> larry: ted the bear said that. >> then i'm going to vote for ted the bear. haugh laugh>> larry: who said the world is on fire, yes, your world is on fire. >> i'm going to go for this one. >> larry: tom cruise? >> ted cruz said that. >> larry: when you hear that ( bleep ) isolated-- all right who said, "i've got explosive diarrhea and i'm trapped in the middle of the ocean." wait, wait, that was carnival cruise. i'm sorry. my bad. that's my bad. i approximation. my bad, my bad. i screwed up. okay, i'm a cheap date. what i can say? >> let me go with the bear. >> larry: tom cruise. >> tom cruise? >> really? >> really. >> larry: who said columbus day is a pretty lame holiday. i mean someone was eventually going to find america. think about it. >> oh my goodness. >> larry: which cruise? >> the bear again? >> larry: very good. ted the bear. ( applause ) okay. all right, lou, this is a tough one. "i had a very curly perm in the 80s. thanks to the wa

. >> reporter: ford is a veteran pilot who's flown relief missions to haiti and once helped rescue a boy scout lost in yellowstone. the actor even joked about a 1999 crash-landing. >> what happened to your helicopter? >> it broke. >> this is the real "indiana jones". >> i broke it. >> this is what you see every day, huhs? >> this is what i hear every day. >> reporter: just across the street from thursday's crash carlos gomez says he's lucky ford is a skilled pilot who avoided homes and may have saved lives. >> certainly what solved the situation so that only his life was at risk and not others. >> reporter: with family members saying ford had minor surgery for broken bones, he was brought here to ronald reagan ucla medical center where he was listed in fair to moderate condition. lester. >> all right, miguel, thank you. >>> more encouraging news on the american economy today. we learned employers added 295,000 jobs in february. that makes 12 consecutive months of at least 200,000 jobs added. the first time that's happened since 1977. the unemployment rate dropped to 5.5%, that's the

en el grupo a estados unidos, panamÁ y haitÍ y el ganador entre honduras y guyana francesa. en el grupo b costa rica, el salvador. miguel herrera pidiÓ seriedad para un torneo que para el tri serÁ su propiedad. >> tenemos que hacerlo en la cancha porque muchas veces nos pasa eso, esta fÁcil y despuÉs no estÁ nada fÁcil, hay que jugar los partidos. ya hablar con los muchachos de eso. de no salir a la cancha pensando que ganaste con la camiseta, hay que ganar dentro de la carta, correr, hacer esfuerzo y manejar bien los partidos. como lo hemos dicho desde hace un buen rato, la prioridad es este torneo, copa amÉrica no la vamos a despreciar, tenemos un equipo muy sÓlido pero nuestra prioridad es ganar la copa de oro. >> costa rica estuvo totalmente sobre la porterÍa rival, mÁs tarde ulises torres paliada en el momento que las papas queman, hasta que apareciÓ jonathan martÍnez, anotaba y este juego terminÓ en empate a un gol. despuÉs de la victoria sobre leÓn, el defensa pablo de las Águilas del amÉrica comparÓ al equipo con ferrari, a gustavo matosa siente que

during the american revolution three black soldiers from haiti fought here alongside the americans and french against the british. this monument honors revolutionary war hero general pulaski, who died during the battle of savannah. cotton made savannah wealthy. in fact, eli whitney developed his cotton gin just outside of town. until the civil war, savannah was a major port for the slave trade. today river street is crowded with tourists and shoppers. you can ride the trolley or book a seat on an old-fashioned riverboat. the pirates' house has been a meeting place for seafarers since the mid-1700s. the founder of the girl scouts juliette gordon low, was born here. because of a yellow fever epidemic in the early 1800s, many homes were built with unusual outer stairs. people believed that by raising the first floor, they'd be breathing cleaner, safer air. as we now know, yellow fever isn't carried by bad air but by mosquitoes. even the cemetery is picturesque, in an eerie way. there are tombstones dating back to colonial times. this was also a popular place to hold duels. many of the los

let's meet today's contestants -- a business-development associate originally from haiti, texas... a healthcare subject-matter expert from springfield, missouri... and our returning champion an accounting-service representative from corvallis, oregon... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ]hnny. check it out, folks -- our champion. that outfit is sending out lots of love but to who? we won't reveal. lesley and alex, good to have you with us today. and good luck. here we go. let's get into the "jeopardy!" round. today, these categories. h-a-t coming up in each correct response. not "we're the good guys," but we're the good [french accent] guys -- french. gina, start. celebs on twitter, $200. alex. who is dwayne johnson? yes. celebs on twitter for $400 please. alex. who is stephen colbert? correct. celebs on twitter for $600 please. gina. who is kevin durant? right.

we have hillary clinton's brother in a contract that he received after 50 years of no mining in haiti -- suddenly, the first contract comes out, and it turns out that hillary's relatives get the contract for a multimillion dollar mining deal. the point is as much as we think we know the clintons, what this e-mail controversy has revealed to us, john, and it goes to your question about epstein and this life they lead -- is that we really do not know these people. we really don't know hillary clinton. >> let me interrupt you -- you guys raised not a general question but a specific question about jeffrey epstein. what are the questions you would like to have answered about president clinton's relationship with jeffrey and jeff jeffrey epstein? >> we would like to know what he was doing with him, how many trips he took, what he did with he was with this guy. when you hang out with a guy who has a reputation like jeffrey epstein and you are with a former president multiple times on private jets and weekends and trips on places that at least had been reported not very good ins happened it w

. >>> dates have been set for long delayed elections in haiti and a presidential vote in late october and michelle has been ruling by decree since it expired in january and there has been a dispute between he and political opponents over election law. now it's one day before israelis head to the poles in the general election and alliance of political parties are running together some analysts claim the joint list as it's called could play a key role in determining the next government and we report. ♪ a better israel for its palestinian citizens that is the message in this election advertisement for the joint list alliance of palestinian political parties and the first time the parties the divided with islam and nationalist and socialist lines have run together and the ticket will get 13 or more of 127 parliament and potentially making history by being the third largest faction after the march 17 vote. and he is one of the joint best known politicians, she is also the most hated by many israelis and is an outspoken critic of the government and has campaigned against what she says is

then haiti. haiti votes no. and the 2/3 needed for that agreement just began to crumble. from that, you see an incredible incisive post mortem about what went wrong with that vote. and what went wrong they say is that we paid attention to everything except the wishes of the inhabitants. we paid attention to national security issues, we paid attention to where military bases were, we paid attention to what our allies wanted, but we did not pay attention to the wishes of the inhabitants and we got a bad brush back pitch in the u.n. so anything we develop now is going to have to take into account the wishes of the inhabitants. again, this is a major step, and a major piece of the naacp played in trying to help shape the u.s. foreign policy to understand that these weren't emmpt are -- empty areas, but you had people living there who had the desire for freedom. and that you had to honor that. >> right here in the middle? >> hi, professor. my name is sara from brazil. i would like to know, in your opinion, what -- the importance of the -- movement that started in 1935 with the

i spent that time in haiti in december. $13 billion has made its way to haiti, yet when you walk around you see no evidence. there wasn't an organizational infrastructure that the gates foundation puts behind what they do. erik schatzker: a company wants you to stretch your body as well as your mind. yoga is just part of it when you work at google. ♪ erik schatzker: here we are. it is 45 minutes past the hour. we are giving you up to speed with the top stories. chevron is feeling the pinch of falling oil prices. they will increase asset sales by 50%. chevron is curtailing new investments at the same time. they will raise oil production by 20% by 2017. hillary clinton will finally talk about the e-mail controversy. she will take questions from the press after a speech at the united nations. it was reported that she used a private e-mail account for conducting official business as secretary of state. a growing number of democrats have urged her to put the issue to rest. a new study is out on americans and gun ownership. the number of american to live a household with at least one gun is