official david to you ferry. the work ton post writes the kidnapping comes amid what a human rights activists says is a large of wave of abductions and killings in haiti they warned of the surge earlier this month reporting at least 40 people had been acc ducted and 75 killed from may 1st to july 12th. what s going on here david? is this about money? is it terror? is it both? unfortunately, haiti is in a downward spiral. i ve gone there a few items in the last four years. their president was killed two years ago. he was assassinated in his home. we don t currently have a president. we don t have a functioning parliament. but most importantly we don t have functioning security forces. there s no law and order, and now criminal gangs are taking advantage of those circumstances and terrorizing the population, and when they can, unfortunately taking hostages of westerners. it s really unfortunate in particular because this woman is a nurse, she was sniffing the community. she was trying
national security component, of course, many migrants hitting the f.b.i. terror watch list. with these chinese most of them don t speak english so it is hard to know exactly who they are, why they are here and what their background is. dana: border agents also encountering 16 f.b.i. terror watch list suspects at the southern border last month alone. the new york post cover calling it terror at the border and noting watch lists arrest this year are on track to surpass the record total for fiscal year 2022. let s bring in retired border patrol chief rodney scott. the terror watch list, how important is that for department of homeland security to be able to make sure that we re doing what we need to do to keep americans safe? thank you for having me on critically important. we have a short memory unfortunately. after 9/11 the united states government put a lot of effort
relentless attacks around the country. we re told managers at that power plant are working at gunpoint. it s a plant that supplied 20 to 25% of the power in that country. officials say the fire is out and the radiation levels appear normal. he called it terror at an unprecedented level. outskirts of kyiv, the capital, new drone video shows the devastating extent of the destruction there. the intensity of attacks on ukraine is astonishing, it s increasing. civilians more and more in the cross fire, perhaps, the targets as well. this video shows the moment an apartment complex, that s right, an apartment complex pummelled by aerial bombardment. we learned at least 33 people were killed in just that one attack there, and we re seeing so many like it around the country. cnn s alex marquardt is in the
this is cnn breaking news. all right. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is friday, march 4th. i m john berman with brianna keilar. the breaking news, russian forces are now in essential control of ukraine s largeest nuclear power plant. you can see it right here. it is towards on the south of the nation. this is after an attack set parts of it on fire overnight. ukraine s president calling it terror at an unprecedented level. the fire was extinguished. it started in a training building just outside the reactor. the head of the atomic energy agency said it is unprecedented and very fragile, but there has not been a release of radioactive material and the integrity of the reactors has
evidence to prove that. we ve seen those pictures of journalists bruised and beaten. but certainly they are calling on the taliban to honor what they said when they first came to bpower which would be an independent media. taliban saying protests are legal as they film these protests. all right. thanks so much, anna coren, appreciate it. security was tight as the trial of suspects in the 2015 t terror attacks in paris got under way. the main suspect set a defiant tone from the start. he has been silent for years. when the judge asked what his profession was, his answer was unrep unrepentant. cyril vanier reports. reporter: france s mega trial saw hundreds of victims file into the courtroom behind me on day one. survivors and relatives of the deceased. more will come in the next few days with 1800 victims total