appointed in 2016 to a five-year renewable term, the current secretary-general of the united nation, antonio guterresfrom what country? ♪ >> i was hoping there would just be one in there that, uh-- that jumped out and felt-- >> stood out? >> yes, um, like a name that came from a spanish-speaking region, and all of them pretty much do. ♪ this truly would be a one-in-four shot in the dark for me. >> okay, so here's where we are. >> okay. >> as far as gambling goes. you're at $10,000. that is yours to walk away with, should you choose. risking $5,000. and you leave with $5,000. but this is a chance to get to $20,000. so now you have to decide... you roll the dice one more time? >> i know. >> or do you walk with $10,000? >> i feel like i just dodged a bullet before. not sure how much more luck i have in the tank. ♪ i'm feeling pretty good with $10,000. >> okay. >> um, it took so much hard work to get here, um, that i would hate to drop down. ♪ i think i'm gonna walk. >> final? >> final. >> okay. congratulations. >> thank you. >> what would you have gone with? [cheers and applause] >> argentina? >> your l

aday at the united nations, spokesman for antonio guterres said the secretary-general does not have therity to recognize our brand recognition of member states. >> we've obviously taken note of the respective positions by member states, the recognition of a head of state of the country is a matter for member states. we have not received any information there has been any changes. the u.s. refugee agency has expressed concern about the safety of people fleeing venezuela. six days of marathon talks between the taliban and u.s. representatives have pushed the parties close to it framework of a deal aimed at ending the war in afghanistan. travel totary-general the pentagon for a briefing on afghanistan. he said any discussion about the withdrawal of nato forces from afghanistan would be premature. i'm mark crumpton. leave before we have a situation which enables us to leave or reduce the number of troops without jeopardizing .he main goal of our presence mark: global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 coun

secretary general antonio guterres urged all actors to "lower tensions and pursue every effort to prevent violence and avoid any escalation." mexico and uruguay have urged all sides to hold negotiations. on thursday, mexico's new president andres manuel lopez obrador spoke out against foreign n intervention in venezuela. >> we should conduct foreign relations with the principles of nonintervention, the self-determination of peoplples, of peaceful solutions to dispute . juan: but many other countries in the hemisphere have joined with the u united states in supporting the attempted coup. this includes brazil, canada, colombia, argentina, and chile. here in the united states, the leaders of the democratic party have also largely supported trump's actions. meanwhile, u.n. human rights chief michelle bachelet is warning the situation "may rapidly spiral out of control, with catastrophic consequences." she also called for an independent investigation into recent violence. at least 26 people have died since anti-maduro protests broke out earlier this week. amy: we are joined now by two guests.

secretary general antonio guterres.n thursday, i had a chance to interview foreign minister arreaza who has served as foreign minister for the past three years. from 2013 to 2016, he served as venezuela's vice president. i began by asking him if he believes venezuela is being set up for a coup. >> of course. this man who nobody knows in venezuela, you ask in the streets who is juan guaido and nobody knows him. but he has been pushed to say he is the new president by the u.s. he has not said that, but pompeo says it and other presidents say that now he is the president. they are trying to push political conflict in venezuela. there calling the armed forces to make pronunciations against president maduro. they want a coup d'etat in venezuela. they want a war in venezuela. it is not going to happen. amy: let's talk more about what you believe is the role of the united states and coalescing opposition to maduro. >> they are the bosses of the opposition. they tell them what to do. nothing that the opposition does is without