sanctions against venezuela have dominated talks of the organization of american states annual meeting u.s. secretary of state my palm pale has renewed accord to suspend venice feta from the government to send what he calls a powerful message to president nicolas maduro ellen fisher has more. with an exploding volcano what a mile up the deadly protests in the can i go to an ongoing crisis in venezuela the organization of american states and you assembly couldn't have been more timely than a thirty five nations of the gathering in washington it's only a few are dominating discussions after weeks of protests the new could argue are where more than one hundred people have died calling for the president resignation countries here expressed growing concern that nicaragua's foreign minister claims it's locked in a battle with criminal gangs nicaragua has come to this general assembly to express its commitment to peace security and stability of our nation which is currently undergoing an attack by criminal groups america's new secretary of state mike pompeo was addressing the oas for the firs

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apply additional pressure on the media regime to expel the dictatorship from the organization of american states that suspension that suspension is that go into itself but it would show that yes backs up its words with action and it was sent a powerful signal to the material regime the oas must stand for freedom. some in the u.s. believe that america stands on venezuela every still not hard enough and they are trying to explain. could it be that some hawks in washington are having second thoughts on how great their tactic of orchestrating regime change is i've got a couple of quotes from a us magazine for you of course no one wants to see a regression in which military coups to the norm certainly expecting a faction of the military to depose the current regime and restore democracy entails risk did worrying about the risks and side effects of regime change just outweigh the goals set by the folks in d.c. you wish to look at what the pieces called elephants in the room it's time for a coup in venezuela this wasn't just from some reporter writing for the magazine the author is a man who advised ge

the general secretary of the organization of american states to accompany a scene the strengthening of the peace talks it's been welcomed by the opposition the government of using paramilitaries against protesters. we know that there is intimidation and we know that there are some movements that have been active in someone's apologies and the intimidation those groups of police those groups of civilians using weapons of war don't create an environment of peace. gangs of armed men room the streets of managua they warn residents to stay indoors where their lives would be in danger activists blame the gangs for a spate of attacks and killings over the last two months the man who filmed this video says he saw men taking down anti-government barricades and that they traveled with a police escort the government denies any connection to the armed groups but the opposition says the violence is a sign of desperation by president daniel ortega. more mean the moment when he can no longer resort to the violence that he exerts through the police and paramilitary gangs when he can no longer resort t

of newjersey. 0ne in a gun attack in an in the american state of newjersey.shot dead, another attacker is in custody, and a teenager in a critical condition. the wife of a cambodian prince and former prime minister has been killed in a car accident. princess 0uk phalla was travelling with her husband, prince norodom ranariddh, when they were involved in a head—on collision with a taxi. the prince is seriously injured but is expected to recover. he is half—brother to the current king, and leads a political party that is contesting next month's general election. this video of an electric car on fire in los angeles has prompted its manufacturer, tesla, to launch an investigation. the footage was filmed by the actress mary mccormack, whose husband had pulled to the side of the road after two passers—by alerted him to the flames coming from his vehicle. no—one was hurt, but it is not yet known what caused the car to catch fire. now to europe, and a boat that has found itself at the centre of an international row over migration has finally been allowed to dock. the

nicolas maduro added that washington has threatened every single member of the organization of american states seeking to influence the group to support venezuela's suspension in tuesday's in vote the oas approved a resolution to start the suspension of caracas that is after heavy lobbying from washington which has been calling on countries to isolate venezuela. the venezuelan people deserve better than what the regime of nicolas maduro offers them a co-equal member state to apply additional pressure on the media regime to expel the dictatorship from the organization of american states that suspension that suspension is not to go into itself but it would show that oas backs up its words with action that it was in a powerful signal to the material regime the oas must stand for. however some in the u.s. believe america's stance on venezuela is still not tough enough artie's only a tranquil comments. could it be that some hawks in washington are having second thoughts on how great their tactic of orchestrating regime change is i've got a couple of quotes from a us magazine for you of course no on

calls of venezuela to be suspended from the organization of american states secretary of state might compel told a meeting of the group the venezuelan president nicolas maduro is carrying out a full scale dismantling of democracy in his when i was just one of the issues being discussed as alan fischer reports now from washington. with an exploding volcano in guatemala. deadly protests in the can i go on ongoing crisis in venezuela the organization of american states annual assembly couldn't have been more timely than a thirty five nations at the gathering in washington but only a few are dominating discussions from costa rica's vice president there was a call from the can i go to low protests to proceed there peacefully we exhort the government of nicaragua from this forum to immediately cease and desist from all the repression of the demonstrators and the arbitrary detention of those that have stepped forward and spoken up america's new secretary of state mike pompeo was addressing the oas for the first time any visiting what he sees is an old problem is demanding greater sanctions

violations in disturbances that have led to dozens of deaths it comes as the organization of american states held an emergency meeting over the crisis. over a port from the capital managua. violence and has killed more than two hundred people since the political crisis began two months ago this according to a preliminary report presented to an emergency session of the organization of american states facing international condemnation for the violence against peaceful demonstrators the nicaraguan ambassador to the oas denied the findings of the report. the government of nicaragua rejects the findings of the report by the into america's human rights commission as a subject of skewed pritchett just an baathist. nicaraguan human rights observers have been tracking and verified cases of human rights abuses by government forces new news director of the new guy when center for human rights says the evidence is clear and the nicaraguan ambassador lied to the international community in indio that. he lie deliberately hiding the fact that not only lying but flipping the script blaming the victims for t

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american state through the trumpet ministration of the treatments of children of the country's border with mexico a judge order some farmers being reunited. i'm filled by.

in honduras and i corruption unit sponsored by or the organization of american states or oas has accused the president's party of stealing stealing nearly twelve million dollars from agricultural programs to reef to finance his reelection campaign and allied campaigns the investigators say the money was diverted through foundations and non-governmental organizations two hundred president current and as his national party and allies in the liberal and broad front parties prosecutors say some of the funds went on to preyed on to pre-pay debit cards that the national party gave to members national party officials now say they will cooperate with investigators but at the end of may mr hernandez's allies mounted a legal effort to declare the oas unit that corruption unit a creation unconstitutional president hernandez held on to power last year after a vote many denounced as fraudulent full results were delayed for over three weeks when early tallies show showed mystery losing after a major protest and the killing unfortunate killing of sixteen demonstrators the oas called the official result

american state sues the trump administration on the treatment of children of the country's border with mexico a judge ordered the families be reunited. in germany thanks a soft target and a crucial world cup clash. side needs a victory to make sure qualify for the knockout rounds. until gal welcome to the program. syrian troops are wiping a major offensive against rebels in the south west of the country the regime is trying to retake the city of daraa where i'm ticked up and protest laid down seven years ago the united nations says more than forty five thousand people are from the fighting however neighboring jordan is refusing to allow displaced people to cross into its territory as you're about to see civilians and children of bearing the brunt of the violence. let's get to more on this now from a correspondent shelf or who is monitoring the situation from neighboring to welcome and shall so fifty thousand syrians displaced by fighting in neighboring jordan says you can't come here why. well jordan already has seven hundred thousand syrian refugees and if you go to jordan every third

we are dealing with a symptom of failed american policy in these three central american states. --n imola, hunter is and and guatemala, honduras and el salvador. have huge and security problems on the ground that we as a country have not helped them address. little economic opportunity. if we went back and boosted those economies the way we have through commerce and trade. we have mexican nationals going home at a higher rate than they are coming into our country. very few mexican nationals are trying to migrate to the united states. they are opening small businesses. there's economic possibilities. that's probably one of the biggest issues that drives the north. plus the massive insecurity on the ground particularly in el salvador and honduras. i visited el salvador and quite imola in my last recess and met with the president and vice president of the administration to find solutions that would incentivize citizens to stay home and humane manner. i think that is something we haven't done in a long time and something we should be looking at or we are going to continue dealing wi

five people have been shot dead at a newspaper office in the american state of maryland, which police was a targeted attack. a man who is in his 30s has been arrested. staff at the paper said the suspect had unsuccessfully sued the paper in 2012 for defamation. here is our north america reporter nada tawfik. hands raised in rushing to safety, this has become a familiar scene in america. this time, the target was a local community paper. mid—afternoon, just as initial reports of the attack were coming m, reports of the attack were coming in, staff inside detailed the horror. the capital gazette's crime reporter said the man shot through the glass door. phil davis hid under his desk during the rampage. he said nothing was more terrifying than hearing multiple people shot and then the gunman reload. he later compared the scene to a war zone. police apprehended the suspect without exchanging any fire. they described this as a targeted attack. the suspect carefully planned each move and stormed into the building with a smoke grenade and a shotgun. us media have identified him as 38—year—ol

are emerging about a shooter's motive a day after he killed five people at a newspaper in the american state of maryland. the man who carried out the rampage has been identified as jarrod ramos. he's been charged with multiple murders and denied bail. he said he would kill more if he could. the carbon dioxide shortage which has hit britain's food and drink industry has now spread to crumpets. the simultaneous shutdown of several major carbon dioxide plants is effecting supplies of many everyday products, including soft drinks, beers and meat. here's our business correspondent, emma simpson. her report does contain some flashing images. crumpets, one of our favourite treats. they should be making 25,000 of them an hour at this factory. but the production lines have ground to a halt. two of warburtons‘ big bakeries have run out of c02. this is the point at which we package our crumpets and here we fill every packet with c02. that helps us maintain the freshness and quality of our product over the shelf life. i've got two plants here that haven't run for the last ten days. it's a massive impact

also on the program american states assume the trumpet ministration over the treatment of children on the u.s. border with mexico a judge orders of families being reunited quickly. on the president's approach south saddam signs a peace agreement with a rifle a rebel leader but bring an end to the country's devastating civil war and hear from our correspondent in the stuff. i'm so gail welcome to the program jim this big world cup game against south korea and. russia it's from that they don't lose with us into a frenzy welcome i'm like germany really need system yeah they really need to win they put themselves in a good position with their late last minute win against sweden already but now is a time when they have to show up and get those two points. and mingle with germany fans tens of thousands of german fans. to watch this game. is that. lots of people there that was feel like. well if public screenings had its highs this would basically be the extra extra large a burden of it once again more than tens of thousands of fans have gathered here inside germany's biggest fan zone and i'

sanctions against venezuela have dominated talks of the organization of american states and the amazing u.s. secretary of state mike pompei all has of a new décor to suspend venezuela from the pulpit to send what he calls a powerful message to president nicolas and alan fischer has more. with an exploding volcano in guatemala the deadly protests in the can i go and ongoing crisis in venezuela the organization of american states a new assembly couldn't have been more timely than a thirty five nations at the gathering in washington it's only a few are dominating discussions after weeks of protests the nickajack you are where more than one hundred people have died calling for the president resignation countries here expressed growing concern but he could argue his foreign minister claims it's locked in a battle with criminal gangs nicaragua has come to this general assembly to express its commitment to peace security and stability of our nation which is currently undergoing an attack by criminal groups america's new secretary of state mike pompeo was addressing the oas for the first time r

justice is and the most important and relevant human rights commission by the organisational american states and how. to i know very strong report blaming the state of me going to what i say responsible for all these killings so the in addition to that i missed the international issue a report that says in the title here should the peel showing out the evidence of the x. or unis yari killings committed by the naked eye one police force and dogs that have been armed also by the government there is ample evidence of all of these human rights violations so in other words we are at this moment. extraordinary circumstances oh humanitarian crisis i want to bash and i want to follow up on there was extraordinary circumstances of the the list really that you do you tell with a couple of experiences from our community about what they are seeing this is one person on twitter who says we still don't know how many are detained or just missing or if they're still alive the numbers grow every day we have two hundred twelve plus dead including little kids and just this weekend they shot a fifteen month old

as americans entered world war ii, state administrators sought to integrate black americans into the cultural apparatus as they had in the 1930s. yet, the treatment of racial issues would unfold under much tighter parameters. wartime cultural officials were created with the explicit goal of boosting black moreale. some war officials understood and sympathized the african-american belief that the war against fascism was also a war against american racism. still, cultural administrators abided by the official line that the war was not a testing ground for social reform. in the 1940s, officials pronounced media based programs as a solution to the "negro problem." a means of securing black support when the possibility of dissent existed. by the onset of world war ii, black expectations ran high. fueled by wartime egalitarian rhetoric and african-american political mobilization. discontent became manifest among black politicians and in the black press. as one letter to roosevelt and the naacp's literary, the crisis, despite your occasions, -- despite year expectations of unity, the 13 mil

you want to blame the organization of american states, which i haven't even heard of. >> constitutional avenue. >> everybody but president trump for president trump's policies and that's not good. >> van, so do you -- what is your solution of enforcement of border laws? >> i've got a solution. i've been talking to grassroots across the country. here is the deal. we do want to make sure that people who come here have their claims processed and that they don't just run off into the country and we don't know where they are. it's not good to separate families and put babies in prison by themselves. it's also not good to lock up whole families when you don't have to. >> you still didn't tell me your policy. >> i'm getting there. i'm getting there. there's a program called community accompaniment. they actually have had a 96% success rate of placing people with american families and those families get them to court. it's humane. the families stay together. it is 96% effective. why aren't we doing stuff like that? >> van, i don't disagree. there are plenty of ways. chris, you know this from be

panest include the canadian ambassador to the organization of american states and a venezuelan economist who just returned from a trip to the region. topics include sanctions, elections, humanitarian aid and the refugee situation. this is about an hour. >>> ladies and gentlemen, good morning. welcome to the council of the americas. it's a real privilege to have the opportunity to welcome all of you back here for what promises to be a fabulous conversation on venezuela and what's next for that deeply troubled nation. my name is eric farnsworth and i head the washington office of the council, which for over 50 years has been a leading voice in the promotion of democracy, open markets and the rule ofaw across the americas. on sunday, may 20th, the venezuelan regime l by nicolas maduro essentially reelected itself in elections that were rejected by the international community. subsequently the united states and other nations have imposed further sanctions against that regime in an effort to encourage venezuela to return to the democratic path. in response, venezuela declared persona nongrata

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citizens most this as we have seen when the american government allowed moving forward on issues around soft lumber. the cost of housing in the united states for american homebuyers increased. tariffs hurt local consumers. forward a list of goods that may be subject to retaliatory tariffs, we will be consulting with canadians and industry for 15 days to ensure they are -- there are not unforeseen consequences for canadians or americans. efforts have been made to look at goods that have alternatives, either canadian alternatives or alternatives from countries for whom we have positive trade relationships that will not leave canadians significantly out-of-pocket. this list is a very carefully considered, very carefully put together a list. we have been working on it for some time. when the prime minister has said that canada is ready for every eventuality in the past, we have been ready. this is something they canada knows how to do, that our officials now had to do. i will remind people of our with cool, country of origin labeling, were canada was prepared to retaliate and we had a carefully considered list in response to a wto ruling in ou

what made the company competitive and kept american jobs and united states -- in the united states, it means there are american workers making nails. we are deeply interlinked economies. we do the same thing on cars. it makes american production less effective. you cannot turn these things apart. >> the book is titled vanishing frontiers. theew is the president of aggression policy institute at the wilson center and a graduate of university of maryland. we'll get your calls. 202-748-8001, our line for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats f. -- democrats. if you're an independent, 202-748-8002. you write in your book about daniel lubinski. >> he is the one you find in starbucks or anywhere else and his -- has become the fastest nutrition bar. >> wisely significant? >> he tells us a story of mexican immigration. tend to be entrepreneurial. it is something you can see in small towns and cities around the united states. a lot of businesses have immigrant names, names and other languages. immigrants come with a desire to do something risky. do something new and pulled himself up either b

this according to a preliminary report presented to an emergency session of the organization of american states facing international condemnation for the violence against peaceful demonstrators the nicaraguan ambassador to the oas denied the findings of the report. the government of nicaragua rejects the findings of the report by the americas human rights commission as a subject of skewed pritchett just just. nicaraguan human rights observers have been tracking and verified cases of human rights abuse by government forces. director of the new guy when center for human rights says the evidence is clear and the nicaraguan ambassador lied to the international community. he lied deliberately hiding the fact that not only lying but flipping the script blaming the victims for the actions of the government. social order and the rule of law have begun to break down in the human rights activists say authorities are no longer policing the streets activists like money are organizing neighborhood defense committees to protect residents against an increase in crimes like burglaries and assaults. there's no

this is nicaraguan center for human rights president vilma nuÑez speaking to the organization of american states monday. >> above all, we have to highlight the brutal crackdown on the peaceful protest by the mothers, whose loved o ones were kikilled in april t that took pe on the 30th of may. when nicaragua celebrates mother's day. violence greatly exceeds the violation of the right to life of more than 110 people. and hundreds of wounded detained and tortured people. night, seven people were kililled. among them, a 15-yr-r-old kid. amy: the govovernment has denied responsibility for the scourge of killings in nicaragua since mid-april. the protest on the government's bloody repression marked the biggest crisis since ortega was elected 11 years ago. ortega has served as president of nicaragua since 2007. in the late 1970's, as the leader of the sandinista national liberation front, he helped overthrow the u.s.-backed nicaraguan dictator anastasio somoza. ortega then led nicaragua fromom 1979 to 1990 before being elected again in 2007. but the new protests have pitted ortega against some of his f

. >> which is the only american state to begin with the letter "p"? karl. >> what?lvania. >> pennsylvania's absolutely correct! devin! you win ten points. next question -- >> he's like, pittsburgh, pittsburgh. >> no, no, that's minus one. >> poseidon was the god of what? >> the sea. >> the sea. >> that is right, karl! we have a tied game! >> you didn't hear that one. that was cheating. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> clearly kentucky/stanford. >> time for the tie-breaker question. whoever gets closest will win. the question is, how many continents -- and you can write this down -- are there? how many continents? you don't have to ring in. this is a tiebreaker -- >> oh, we don't have to ring. >> you both get to answer. no losing yet. >> this is what i did. >> how many continents are there? we'll start with devin and karl. they say seven, which is absolutely correct. robin and brook, you say seven, which is also correct! everybody wins! >> it's nicer on 7s, though -- >> we're totally out of questions -- >> hand writing counts for something, right? look at this. >> i'm sorry,

psychological and physiological damage to a child's developing brain to the american medical association unequivocally stated separated these children from their parents will i quote create negative health impacts that will last a lifetime. that finding is at load by the american academy of pediatrics the american academy of physicians. you don't have to be a health care expert to know that taking a child from their parents who are seeking a better life is more -- immoral and un-american yet this practice continues as the trump administration same fully -- shamefully uses your children that may endure long-term psychological and physiological damage in a pond game. he is keeping them hostage to push through an anti-immigrant encina faux bill in congress and not 1 penny of taxpayer dollars should ever be used to inflict pain and suffering on a child in order to punish their parents and push a political agenda. my amendment prohibits dhs from implementing this heinous policy and called for comprehensive reform to protect asylum seekers and the well-being of their children and loved ones. ripping families apart

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also accused washington of direct interference after a push to resolution in the organization of american states that claims the election and venezuela lacks legitimacy the resolution could pave the way for the suspension of venezuela from the organization altogether the document reportedly received support after pressure from washington which has been calling on many countries to isolate venezuela. the venezuelan people deserve better than what the regime of nicolas maduro offers the cohen fellow member state to apply additional pressure on the euro regime so clearly some in washington believe involvement in venezuela's internal affairs should go much much deeper into trying to investigate. could it be that some hawks in washington are having second thoughts on how great their tactic of orchestrating regime change is i've got a couple of quotes from a us magazine for you of course no one wants to see a regression in which military coups to the norm certainly expecting a faction of the military to depose the current regime and restore democracy entails risk did worrying about the risks and side

ters in eight american states have gone to the polls for candidates that will compete in the novemberlectio while me of the results are still being calculated democrats , appear to have made on the ballot for crucial house races inalifornia. they need to win 23 seats to take conol of the house. ukraine is investigating an alleged russian hit list of 47 public figures, journalists, and writers that was leaked online. security services got hold of the list while investigating a plot to assassinate thrussian journalist whose murder was faked by the ukrainian security services last week. israel has accused argentina of surrendering to hate after it lled out of a friendly football match in jerusalem in the warm-up to the world cup in russia next month. the decision follows intense pressure from palestinian o boycott groupsr the treatment by israel. again -- the game was due to be played on saturday. an ame can soldier has been arrested after stealing and military carrier and leading police on a chase on public highways. footage shows the vehicle being pursued by a dozen policstcars. the ta

supposed to go we look at the human costs of the syrian government's effects also on the program american states sue the trump administration of the treatment of children at the country's border with mexico a judge over this of families being reunited. germany face south korea and a crucial world cup clash iraq and loves needs a victory to make sure qualification for the knockout rounds. i'm still going to welcome to the program syrian troops are winding a major offensive against rebels in the south west of the country the regime is trying to retake the city where government protests began seven years ago the u.n. says more than forty five thousand people have fled the fighting however jordan a neighboring country is refusing to allow displaced people to cross into its territory as you're about to see civilians and children bearing the brunt of the violence. they fled from bombs and destruction. now this family and living out in the open just hoping someone will help them. bread and petrol prices have risen sharply money is running out. where we came from was totally destroyed every house was fl

invite international organisations, big un, the eu, the general secretariat of the organisation of american statesegan in april of a controversial changes to the social security system but they quickly boiled over into widespread angerfor the they quickly boiled over into widespread anger for the government of president daniel ortega and demands that he should resign. masked radical pro—government paramilitaries are believed to be responsible for the numerous deaths of young demonstrators though human rights groups say police gunmen have also been active. the pictures were filmed by residents of a working—class suburb of the capital we re working—class suburb of the capital were ortega, a former socialist gorilla, once had unwavering support. with talks reliant on the role of the church where his priests have put themselves in the way of street mylan is to broker local ceasefires, there is a long way to go before any sense of a stable peace can be declared. the opposition to the government want to see a raft of democratic reforms put in place and fresh presidential election is called in the near f

voters in aid american states have been casting their ballots in a series of primary is.arity of donald trump and head of the mid—term and is. from new germany in the east —— from newjersey in the east, to alabama and mississippi and mississippi in the south, iowa in the mid—west, to south dakota and montana in the north, new mexico in the south west, and of course california. democrats trying to choose their standardbearers in senate races, house races, races the governor, and republicans doing the same. you have a unique situation in california with all of the candidates from all of the different parties running on the same ballot. the top two candidates, regardless of party affiliation, will advance to the general election. a lot going on tonight, a lot of clues that strategists in both parties are trying to find in terms of the mood of the electorate when it comes to issues, and when it comes to donald trump, coming up to the november mid—terms. what do you expect the clues to be? it is interesting, california is a state with strategists in both parties watching close

they organize ation of american states is calling on mic and i was president to stop the killing of anti-government protesters at least sixteen have died since wednesday more than one hundred seventy eight for all . and we're taking you live now to the spanish parliament where there are reports that prime minister mariano the hoary has not survived a no confidence motion against him again these are live pictures from the spanish parliament where m.p.'s have been voting on a no confidence motion that was brought against prime minister that a hallway by the socialist party leader pedro sanchez. pedro sanchez brought the motion of no confidence after politicians linked to the ruling people's party were convicted of corruption. i believe we have a translation of what's happening in the spanish parliament let's listen in. by majority. and we will lead the king no. so now we can see there mr sanchez. invested as to the new place you can. thank you very much. thank you very much mr president thank you very much mr president. so there we have it it's petro sanchez the leader of the social democrats spain's

guatemala with deadly protests in the can i go and ongoing crisis in venezuela the organization of american states annual assembly couldn't have been more timely than a thirty five nations at the gathering in washington it's only a few are dominating discussions. after weeks of protests the nicaragua where more than one hundred people have died calling for the president resignation countries here expressed growing concern but he could argue his foreign minister claims it's more in a battle with criminal gangs nicaragua has come to this general assembly to express its commitment to peace security and stability of our nation which is currently undergoing an attack by criminal groups america's new secretary of state mike pompeo was addressing the oas for the first time revisiting what he sees is an old problem is demanding greater sanctions against venezuela and as president nicolas maduro a call on fellow member state to apply additional pressure on the media regime including sanctions and further diplomatic isolation until such time as a undertakes the actions necessary to return genuine democracy