they re in a position in which they are there with pure heart and soul to stay in the country that they love. reporter: soleil says with winter months coming, the people of ukraine need help more than ever to improve their current living situations and they are in need of critical resources like food and water and a safe place to live. that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i m kim brunhuber. i ll be back in just a moment with more news. please do stay with us.
Soleil Sorge manda completamente fuori di testa i suoi fan grazie ad una bellezza che veramente in poche possono vantare.
Nel nuovo anno televisivo, Soleil .
such pictures, such despair. nick paton walsh joins us now. nick, is there any police control on the streets of port-au-prince? how close does the city feel to the edge? reporter: yeah. look, it s clear the police have reached into some parts of this. the extent of that is disputed. just let me explain where i m standing, what s around us. the port over there key to aid coming in, to trade coming into the entire country. that is controlled mostly by the gang who run the road outside of it. the main road to the south of the country where an earthquake struck last year, that is also controlled by the gang. there is cite soleil where there was intense fighting as you saw in july. greater gang control to the north and to the east as well. one estimate hotly contested and denied by the police chief i spoke to from a security source we spoke to suggested that perhaps three-quarters of port-au-prince might be controlled or influenced by the gangs. but there s a swarm of crises here coming
already feels like drowning. this capital city, fearing the tightening of the noose around it. the port over there, controlled by gangs. the road to the south of the country struck by an earthquake a year ago, controlled by gangs, cite soleil, as you see riddled with violence and gang feuding. the east gang-controlled. fears that three quarters of the capital may be under gang control or influence denied by police. but a real sense that security is collapsing. and with it week by week, the possibility that things that people need for daily life may also evaporate, brianna. youeah, that s the desperati taking those incredible risks, nick, thank you for that report. feels hopeless. yeah. ahead, the search warrant at mar-a-lago. what did the fbi take and what
way food, fresh water, aid supplies get into cite soleil is by trucks. they bring it in from other parts of port-au-prince. but that can t happen right now because of this ongoing violence. we spoke to one member of doctors without borders who is part of that organization team on the ground trying to help people in cite soleil. he told krp he and his colleagues face a desperate need for supplies if they re going to continue their work, calling for these groups to allow aid to pass into cite soleil. the mayor himself told us more than 100 people he doesn t have an exact count but more than 100 people have lost their lives over the past week as a result of the fighting. that number including gang members, or suspected gang members according to the mayor that he believes have been killed as a result of this fighting. also because of flooding that we ve seen in the last week at a time and other times perhaps the government would have been able to get into that area and help people duri