our bryan llenas is in brooklyn, new york. as been dramatic and now potentially an ending to it. bryan? >> hi, harris. that's exactly right. it has been dramatic in this trial. this jury of four men and eight women have been at this for about three months. so any moment now we will finally hear what their verdict is. this is a complicated trial, not only in the sense of the couch. there are ten federal counts that this jury has had to consider over the last six days of deliberations. also, in the sense of the avalanche of evidence that the prosecution has put in that they are considering. over the last three months, some 56 witnesses have gone on and testified against joachim el troppo guzman. not only that, there have been tons of cocaine seizures that have been shown. rifles, not only that, text messages and phone calls presumably of el chapo making deals. the avalanche of evidence that they've had to consider, but also the entirety of the counts we are looking at are complicated. the big one we will be hearing for and trying

bryan llenas reporting live in brooklyn new york, bryan. >> trace, el chapo faces ten federal chargesg trafficking charges. but the first, leading a criminal enterprise. if found guilty on that charge, he will be found guilty of life in prison. now, today we're looking at the fact that the stakes are extremely high. two years ago, el chapo was extradited to the united states from mexico. today, matthew whitaker made a surprise appearance to thanks the prosecution and wish them good luck on this case. the jury was sent back to begin deliberations about two hours ago. so far three notes have been sent back to the judge. the first note was a legal question. is a drug war considered part of a drug trafficking crime? with specific reference to the weapons charge that el chapo was facing. the judge instructed that they may consider evidence of drug wars when consider if he's guilty of running a criminal enterprise or varying degrees of trafficking. they can only find him guilty hoff a weapons charge if he's found not guilty. in the second charge, the jury asked for extra charge sheets. in t

bryan llenas coming thank you. jillian. gillian: lawmakers at home in the u.s. and abroad speaking out in the wake of these ongoing deadly clashes with some voicing their support for juan guiado. you're attending has the latest on how to pull their support from disputed president nicholas maduro. >> officials say they continually increase the pressure until he steps aside. the military has injured 300 others. there are additional actions they can take against the maduro regime. secretary of state mike pompeo says it offers a glimpse of the atrocity and shows why the u.s. is standing with the venezuelan people. >> what's happened there is a tragedy. five or six very killed yesterday, but hundreds and hundreds killed from starvation over the past weeks and months. millions of people having to flee their homes. 10% of the venezuelan population are very hopeful in the days and weeks and months ahead. they will understand the venezuelan people have made it days numbered. >> in terms of additional actions the u.s. and others might take him and he mentioned the possibi

jon: bryan llenas, thank you. meanwhile, the white house has sent a strong warning to nicolas maduro that any human rights violations by troops under the government's command will not go up punished. -- unpunished. garrett tenny has more. >> reporter: the trump administration's vowing to continually increase the pressure on maduro until he steps aside. that could mean additional sanctions against the maduro regime, but by the u.s. and others. but on fox news sunday, secretary of state mike pompeo also would not rule out the possibility of military action. >> we've said every option's on the table. we're going to make sure that the venezuelan people's voice, that democracy reigns and that there's a brighter future for the people of venezuela. >> reporter: opposition leaders including interim president juan guaido are urging the country's president to join them. a few dozen officials have abandoned their posts, but so far the military's leadership is sticking with maduro. on sunday morning futures, senator lindsey g

neil: all right, thank you, bryan llenas, very much.ing there along border points and this one colombian border where tear gas are has been fired to protestors, limit today -- limited to hear gas and yesterday were bullets that killed 3 people, right now some restraint, some restraint on the part of the venezuelan military, not to go crazy, accepting aid, i have no reason to doubt from brazil. i should note that they can tell the identity of the trucks because they register in the country in which they are getting those goods, they are marked by american flag or registered by american flag or brazilian flag or colombian flag, shipments from brazil were allowed in, shipments from colombia were not and certainly not from the united states especially with nicolÁs saying we don't trust anything coming from the united states, we think it's a trojan horse and we think it's a boogie trap and we won't allow it in. the protestors are saying, you better allow it in. we are on it. vings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's

if convicted, el chapo faces life in prison. >> shepard: bryan llenas live. thanks. breaking news.nt trump has met with a group of sheriffs from across the country. they talked about border security as we get closer to the possibility of another government shutdown. the white house pool was in the room for at least the beginning of these discussions with the sheriffs. as a result, they're going to play that video out shortly. we'll have that for you just as it comes in. again, that's the president from the white house moments from now. after our reporting here, we'll have a fox news update on facebook watch. it's a minute's long news cast every day with unique content that streams live on the facebook watch home page. once it's concluded, it's available online any time on demand. a quick look at the dow as the time bell is ringing on wall street. and we're covering a lot of the losses of the day. neil cavuto with the best in business starting now. >> neil: all right. thank you very much. these sheriffs have been meeting with the president of the united states. he's going to have co

bryan llenas is outside the u.s. district court in brooklyn, new york.t the least dramatic we've ever put it because it has had some and turns. >> hi, harris. yes it has paid less than an hour ago the jury was charge ann begin. these women and men will defied tell mike decide the fate of joaquin el troppo guzman, known as the world's most prolific drug tracker. if you have doubts on how this is for the knights' government, just moments ago the acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker was seen in court shaking hands with the prosecutors. this verdict could put an end to a socket that started some two years ago when el chapo was extradited from mexico to the united states. this morning started with some courtroom drama. el chapo's lawyers arrived to court concerned that the jury was tainted by unsealed court documents released this weekend that show witnesses alleged el chapo raped underage girls as young as 15. this wasn't brought up in the. he met with the lawyers and asked if anyone had seen news reports of the the week and prd ultimately, none of

bryan llenas is live in our new york city newsroom. actually, no he's not. he's quite outside. was in the newsroom earlier today but now here at ground zero. look, harris, firefighter spoke earlier today -- firefighters not only here on 9/11 but who stayed in the weeks and months after to help in the recovery efforts. some 200 firefighters have died due to 9/11 related illnesses. some 6500 firefighters, more than half of those who responded on 9/11, are now sick or dying due to these 9/11 related illnesses. these are folks who were exposed to the toxic dust that was thrust into the air in the wake of the collapse of the world trade center. 9/11 firefighters like eric bishop, diagnosed with stage to cancer a few months ago. they are now pleading with lawmakers to fund the 9/11 victim compensation fund which is rapidly running out of money. >> my case means nothing if you are a sick and dying firefighte firefighter. go up and see this firefighters. it's incredible. i don't know with a permanent solution is, but i know this month -- the fund was authorized to protect people who go

bryan llenas' life of the u.s. district court in brooklyn. brian? >> hi, harris.ering since 9:00 a.m. up until now we haven't heard from them. we are getting worried now that they have submitted a note. this is in contrast yesterday afternoon when they began deliberations. in just those few hours of beginning, there were four notes to the judge. we have our first note. as soon as we get information on what it is come we will you know. two of those notes yesterday, they included legal clarification. the jury, they have a lot to consider. el chapo faces ten federal charges, and count one is the most serious of them all. engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise. in other words, was el chapo one of the leaders of this in a lower cartel? that charge carries a mandatory life sentence. the verdict sheet they are going through right now is long. there are 27 violations, just for count one alone. the other charges include seven drug trafficking charges, one weapons charge, and a money laundering charge. we know the jury can also ask for evidence to be brought into the

arthel: all right, bryan llenas, thank you for the update appeared eric: daniel halper contorting editorm in this crisis as a vivid reminder of hugo chavez at maduro's path approach socialism as a sadly and tragically put their nation and the road to ruin. remaining defiant, how do you think this can break? >> is been a crisis for years in the making. people have been starving for a long time but it's really sad. but now of course i take on a new dimension with an internal resistance obviously one who has proclaimed himself interim president and a gain support from america and many of our allies. the question of course is can he hold onto his own power within venezuela and what can the united states and other countries that seek to give legitimacy toward this interim president, what can they do to help him? a key moment will be tomorrow when vice president pen is scheduled to meet with juan guiado in colombia and see where it goes from there and whether they're actually able to substantively and substantially help him with this in his own country. eric: would you like to see the vice pre

bryan llenas with the details. >> decisive action bottles unpresented the -- unprecedented, marks the catholic church has expelled cardinal from priesthood for sexual abuse, most severe penalty the vatican can hand down on clergy and the action comes after vatican found guilty of abusing his power to commit unspecified of special abuse crimes against minors and adults. pope francis stripped of title after u.s. church investigation found he sexual abused a teenager in the 1970's, mccarrick whordianed a priest but over course of 5 decades despite number sexual abuse allegations mccarrick was promoted over and over again becoming one of the most powerful people in the u.s. catholic church. in a statement, the president of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops, cardinal said this, quote, the holy sea's announcement is clear signal that abuse will not be tolerated, no bishop no matter how influential is above the law of the church, for all those mccarrick abuse is one small step towards many for healing. news comes days before vatican is hosting 4-day summit in which bishops will discuss

bryan llenas is live outside the courthouse with this breaking story and the very latest. hi, brian. >> hi, julie. el chapo was found guilty and will spend the rest of his life in a u.s. prison. no other cartel has been special for bringing in more drugs than the u.s. he amassed over $14 billion of personal wealth. today 12 americans, four men and eight women after 34 hours of deliberations found him guilty. the most important count was count one, continuing in a criminal enterprise. el chapo stared at the jury during the entire time the verdict was read. staring at them. he did not smile as he had throughout the entire trial. he blew a kiss to his wife, emma, who has been arriving and being at court every day throughout the trial. moments ago, the prosecution talked about the significance of this case. >> a fence from which there's a escape or no return, this is a victory for the american people who have suffered so long and so much while guzman made billions, pouring poison over our southern border. >> again, the jury took six days which surprised some given the avalanch

bryan llenas is here to tell us what the jury found. >> good evening, bret.guzman was found guilty on all ten counts including drug traffic and murder conspiracy. the world's most notorious drug lord will now spend the rest of his life in the u.s. prison. el chapo stared emotionless of the jury as they read the verdict. he blew a kiss to his wife. the jury deliberated for 34 hours over six days, eventually finding the mexican drug lord guilty of leading the cartel which over 25 years smuggled hundreds of tons of cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and meth. >> this conviction is a victory for the american people who have suffered so long and so much while guzman made billions, pouring poison over our southern border. >> the prosecution presented an avalanche of evidence against el chapo. over the trial, 56 witnesses testified including 14 cooperating witnesses. el chapo's closest associates. seizing cocaine, wiretapping phone calls, seizing text messages and drug ledgers. it was a two-year saga that began when el chapo was extradited to the u.s. the defense admitted

bryan llenas is live outside the courthouse with this breaking story and the very latest.

bryan llenas joins us with details. >> that is right.epublican senator is not proposing legislation. mandating that all of his drug proceeds, billions of billionse used to fund the border wall. now that he is found guilty on all ten counts including murder, conspiracy, and drug trafficking. the world's most notorious drug lord will not spend the rest of his life in a u.s. prison. after six days of deliberation, they found him over the course of 25 years smuggling hundreds of tons of cocaine, heroin and marijuana into the united states. the evidence in this case was overwhelming. 56 witnesses testified including 14 cooperating witnesses. his closest associates, there were guns, seized cocaine, drug ledgers, aggravating wiretapped phone calls and personal text messages, all of it leading to one conclusion. >> he was the man behind it. he pulled all the strings. he directed all of it. the smuggling company transportation company distribution of billions of dollars worth of narcotics to the united states. >> the defense tried to cast reasona

bryan llenas joins us with the latest events unfolding now. n. >> good afternoon, let's pull back the live video, thousands of venezuelans taken to the streets. entry points from colombia, bogotÁ, colombia venezuela, thousands of people to help humanitarian trucks make their way in wens. -- venezuela. 220 tons of water, food, the hope here is that the masses of people will help get these trucks into venezuela. the president of venezuela nicolÁs maduro ordered military to block the trucks from entering the country, he believes that this is a ploy by the americans to end regime. the opposition led by juan guaido called on venezuelans to rise up and disobey maduro and allow aid to venezuela. guaido tweeted, reportedly show 4 venezuelan national guardsmen between colombia and venezuela leaving post in an attempt to clear the way for humanitarian aid on the trucks. this morning guiado demand the united states recognizes as interim president is urging venezuelans soldiers to join the opposite. he tweeted this earlier today, to the military, reiterate

but disputed present nicolas maduro, is refusing to let the material in we are told to bryan llenas isrom the heartland. reporter: trucks carrying the much needed humanitarian aid were lit on fire this afternoon by the venezuela national police before the aid could reach desperate venezuelans. we are told these trucks were lit on fire on a bridge in between colombia and venezuela. we told that venezuelans jumped on the burning truck to try and salvage as much food and supplies as they can. opposition leader, juan guaido, was seen on one of the humanitarian aid trucks earlier today pete had declared victory tonight. claiming that some trucks made their way into the country. though we cannot confirm that. juan guaido, the man united states recognizes as venezuela is true president, not nicolas maduro, tweeted moments ago in spanish. quote we continue to receive the support of the international community.which has seen with his own eyes how the regime violates the geneva protocol where it is clearly stated that destroying humanitarian aid is a crime against humanity. standoffs are continu

bryan llenas joining us with more from new york.is is the first time ever a cardinal has been defrocked. in other words, expelled from the catholic priesthood. as a result of the church sex abuse scandals. a former cardinal mccarrick will no longer be able to celebrate mass or identify himself as a priest. he is now known as mr. mccarrick. the decision by pope francis to strip him of his priesthood, comes after vatican officials found him guilty of abusing his power to commit an unspecified amount of crimes against minors. they say he began groping one for decades. last summer pope francis stripped him of the title is cardinal. the 88-year-old was was the archbishop of washington d.c.. one of the most powerful people in the u.s. catholic church. >> the abuse in this cover-up can no longer be tolerated and the different treatment for bishops who have committed abuse in fact represents a form of clerical -- it is no longer acceptable. reporter: mccarrick first became a priest in 1958. despite sexual abuse allegations he found us of be