nick bryant, bbc news, caracas. a short time ago i spoke with our correspondeus barbara pletr, who is also in caracas. has the oppition overplayed its hands? barbara: it is beginning to look like that, jane. you are hearing in nick's package what venezuelans woke up to this morning, these tv images he mainident maduro at military base in caracas, expounding on the theme of the loyalty within the army. he was surrounded by top military commanders including the defense minister, who the americans had said was innv cosation with the opposition in order to oust mr. maduro. ll, there he was beside the president expressing his they think ung, "did they could buylike mercenaries? this is an indignity." oppositi leader lopez is hiding out and the court has put out an award for his arrest. anhe was set free to join guaido on tuesday when they called for a rebellion in the army, but that has not happened and have not heard from mr. guaido publicly. jane: barbara, what do people there make of the u.s. monday when they said tha

i flew to caracas to find out. during the 11 hour flight i read all sorts of articles warning me that caracas is one of the most dangerous cities in the world. if i wasn't murdered as soon as i got off the plane i'd be kidnapped or mugged or die of hunger or disease. will rot in prison. venezuela's capital is indeed amongst the most dangerous cities but so are dozens of cities in mexico brazil low colombia. however the people there do have fun like we do they exercise much like us. children eat ice cream and some women carry refrigerators for some reason. surprisingly nobody tried to kill kidnap or imprison me when i arrived. during those 1st few hours i sold venezuela and fallen victim to the biggest propaganda plot of the 21st century. and money can only be coming out. i wanted to see life in the barrios the slums of caracas gatecrash which winnings i would be and when i wanted to be to young people insisted workers see what they do for fun. what they eat how they vote what newspapers they read their favorite hob

this again is a live shot from caracas. jim, thank you very much, really appreciate you staying around for this. we're going to continue to monitor the situation in venezuela, and you're going to want to keep it tuned to fox business. tonight very special night with trish regan. she is going to be speaking with venezuela's opposition leader, you heard a lot about juan guaido. well, this is his first tv interview since the uprising began. this is a fox business exclusive. and if that wasn't enough, trish is also going to be speaking exclusively with the president of the united states, donald trump, will also be talking to trish. it is a show you don't want to miss. it's tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern time, about an hour and a half from now. more on this. we will be right back. back then, we checked our zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed! but ocuvite has vital nutrients to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today.

news from berlin tonight more clashes on the streets of venezuela's capital caracas national guard troops using tear gas and water cannon on supporters of opposition leader. he has again called on the army to turn against president maduro we'll get the latest from caracas also coming up clashes in the streets of paris on may day there was disruption in other cities as well take a look at how may day was marked across europe and it did he lie to congress and the public u.s. attorney general william barr rejects accusations that he misrepresented the conclusions of the report when he wrote that the report did not support criminal charges against president. it's good to have you with us violence has hit the streets of its way for a second day running as demonstrators clashed with the armed forces over president nicolas maduro has ruled the upheaval the biggest challenge to yet anti-government protesters flooded the capital caracas with opposition leader one making it impassioned speech promising that change will come quite it was a thirty five year old lawmaker who was recognized by more tha

brent: dw's oscar schlenker reporting from caracas. the german foreign minister heiko maas has been in the colombian capital bogota. he commented o on the situationn venezuela. >> for us, juan guaido is the transitional president tasked with organizing new elections.. that is the goal we are pursuing. we want free and f fair electios in v venezuela a and the electif a new president. we are going t to talk to membes of the o oosition ababout what n help them, whether additional sanctions could be a way to speed up those processes in venezuela. but we will also clearly tell them that what we want is for this to be a peaceful process withth no escalationon of viole. brent: that was the german foreign minister speaking earlier today. in the united states, the head of the justice department, attorney general william barr, is defended his handling of the mueller report into russian interference to the 2016 presidential election. speaking at a hearing of the senate judiciary committee, barr rejected accusations that he misrepresented its conc

attempt to alst him he appeared today on national television with his generals at a military parade in caracas the man leading the push to alst opposition leader one is calling on all workers in the country to go on strike also coming up israel comes to a halt as it remembers the six million jews murdered in the holocaust. and the story of a girl who was thirteen at the time is told again but this time for the instagram generation and the president of italy and france remember the artistic genius leonardo da vinci he died five hundred years ago today the italian master lived down his final years as a shut in for this. i'm burned off it's good to have you with us we start tonight with venezuela where president nicolas maduro has called on the military to fight anyone who is involved in an attempted coup and that's after the country's. declared president one why the call for a series of strikes general strikes hoping to force from power has described this week's protests as the final phase in al sting mature or even though they have failed to break the political stalemate in the country clashes

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it looks like we've lost our signal there to caracas that was our correspondent. slinger with the latest on the tensions and those two rival demonstrations in caracas taking place today we probably just again for that connection well the german foreign minister who must he has been in the colombian capital bogota he commented on the situation in venezuela. for us one guy doe is the transitional president tasked with organizing new elections that's the goal we're pursuing we want free and fair elections in venezuela and the election of a new president. we're going to talk to members of the opposition about what could help them whether additional sanctions could be a way to speed up those processes in venezuela. but i will also clearly tell them that what we want is for this to be a peaceful process with no escalation of violence with this kind of it's kind of hard core that was the german foreign minister now into the u.s. capitol in capitol hill the head of the u.s. justice department attorney general william barr has defended his handling of the mobile report int

the bbc‘s nick bryant is in caracas. opposition promised to make this the largest march in venezuelan history, and the country's future could well be determined by whether that prophecy turns out to be true. tens of thousands answered the call to protest — proud patriots, some who looked like caped crusaders, angry their beloved country has become a failed state. "we must stand firm", shouted this man, "with the conviction we'll gain freedom". and demonstrators such as businessman carlos gonzalez vowed they would keep on taking to the streets. we are looking for the freedom of our country. that is the message. we've got to do everything we can to get the freedom. that is the most important, today, tomorrow, and forever. in the midst of these crowds, the opposition leader, juan guaido, desperate to keep up the momentum. but his call yesterday for military leaders to switch their allegiance appears so far to have backfired. "we need more military support," he admitted. soon the march became a confrontation, this highway th

our correspondent in caracas, guilermo olmo, has the very latest on this ongoing situation.ted this morning, with tear gas fired at a thousand protesters on a bridge in caracas. opposition leader mr guaido calling on venezuelans and the military to back him to end president maduro‘s rule. translation: the call is for everyone to come out into the streets at this moment to get back into what we have built over the years. alongside him, leopoldo lopez, a prominent opposition politician jailed back in 2014 and released last night by security staff loyal to mr guaido. gunfire throughout the day, tensions rose. a growing crowd of protesters throwing rocks at the military in the capital. the situation now is quite unclear, quite uncertain. we have seen all around how protesters are throwing stones and anything they can use as projectiles against the national guard and the national guard is using all the means they normally use, they are throwing gas canisters and also pellets. translation: the venezuelan people have taken to the streets because the president, juan guaido, has call

jane: for more, i spoke earlier to make from caracas.g can the protekeep the momentum going? nick: they turned out in huge numbers today. goe center of caracas was just thronged with anrnment protesters. theyere telling us they will come back day after day after day. however ng it takes to force president maduro from power. but it will beard to keep that level of intense here. what was noticeabltoday was when they got close to that military airbase in the heart of caracas, they tended to back off when the authorities fired tear gas and used their cannons. there was not a moment as -- this afternoon when yo thought the government authorities were going to be overwhelmed by protesters. juan guaido has called forrr strikes to. it is not a general strike. he faces this problem of keeping this momentum going at a time odafter a national holiday when people will be going back to work. janeis there any sign of the military switching sides? nick: that was a key thing today. we have not seen any defections, any significant affections. -- defectio

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with his generals in a military parade in the capital caracas declaring victory over an attempted coup tonight from rising up to flat line he did democracy in venezuela just miss its only window of opportunity i bring in berlin this is the day. the soldiers of the motherland the time to fight has come to. destroy our old company an opportunity is to i don't wind up going to be our percentages for progress no to detritus no to the coup plotters nobody can be a friend it's time to defend the right to have peace and we want to maintain the best relations with the united states and the chopper ministrations we need to do this thing them for that to determination to defend democracy in our region i think that's been a very important part of it in venezuela the national on forces a consistent loyal united united as never before. better not defeating attempted coup plotters who sell themselves for the dollars of washington. also coming up the medium of the moment the lessons of the past tonight using instagram to keep the memories of the holocaust alive and well a bit for younger generations

these protestors a re targetting an airbase right at the heart of caracas. at the heart of caracas. and liverpool face an uphill struggle in the champions league after a defeat against barcelona. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, sir dave brailsford defends new owner sirjim ratcliffee with environmental protests expected at the tour of yorkshire tomorrow. good evening. the prime minister has sacked the defence secretary gavin williamson, accusing him of leaking information from a meeting of the national security council last week. theresa may said in a letter to mr williamson that she had compelling evidence that he was responsible for the leak, and that she'd lost confidence in his ability to serve. an inquiry into the leak was launched after information was printed in a national newspaper from secret discussions about the chinese firm huawei's involvement in the development of the uk's 56 mobile network. mr williamson has strenuously denied he leaked the information. he's been replaced by the international development secretary penny mordaunt. our political editor laura kuen

attempt to oust him he appeared today on national television with his generals at a military parade in caracas the man leading the push to alice munro opposition leader one why dope is calling on all workers in the country to go on strike also coming up a special report on the devastation in mozambique homes destroyed food running out and families forced to search for whatever they can salvage and in france in germany joining forces to make their mark on the battery market for electric vehicles will that work against each and company. and remembering the archetypical and man of the renaissance it's the presidents of italy and france commemorate the artistic genius leonardo da vinci he died five hundred years ago today the italian master who lived out his final years at the chateau in free as. i'm going to go off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we start tonight with of in it's way low where president nicolas maduro has called on the mill. terry to fight anyone involved in a coup it comes after the country's self declared president won quite a today

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live for us in caracas.esident trump tweeted today that he was monitoring the situation and the united states stands with the people of the country and their freedom.ti his naal security advisor john bolton made this statement. >> people of venezuela, this is -- this has been building for a , ng time. if this effort faiey will sink into a dictatorship from which there are very few possible alternatives. it is a very delicate moment. i want to stress again that the prident wants to see a peaceful transfer of power from maduro tguiado. that possibility still exists if enough figuresepart from the regime and support the opposition. laura:wa thajohn bolton. for more ahead, juan guaido's ambassador tthe u.s. joined my colleague katty kay. katty: what is the timeframe here if this does not succeed in what time frame do you think becomes critical for your movement? >> political irreversible process. mueller -- maduro is not to governing venezuela. he is not able to provide water , electricity to our people. they kn

the bbc's nick bryant has more from caracas.he opposi promised to make this the largest march in venezuelan history. the country's future could be determined by whether that s ophecy turns out to be true. tens of thousandanswer the ndll to protest. proud patriots sou like cape crusader's. angry that their beloved country s become a failed state. we must stand firm, shouted this man, wita conviction we will gain freedom. the demonstrators such as businessman carlos gzalez vowed they keep on taking to the streets. e >> we looking for the freedom of our country. we have to do everything we can to get the freedom.th at is the most important. today, tomorrow, and forever. nick: in the midst of this crowd, the opposition leader juan guaido desperate to keep up the momentum. his call yesterday for military leaders to switch th allegiance appears so far to have backfired. we need more military support, admitted. soon the marchecame a confrontation. this highway that cuts through the middle of the capital, for a second day, the battlefie

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violent but protesters of president nicolas maduro also came in force he's been addressing them in caracas under your plan if you come when they plan their conspiracies when they come up with their schemes they forget a small detail they forget that there is a majority of the population willing to give their lives for the revolution they forget a small detail they forget that there is a union between the people and the military that is not willing to be trade the legacy of commander chavez president or with his supporters i will meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has again waded into the situation in venezuela saying military intervention is now an option that washington is willing to consider. military action is possible if that's what's required that's what the united states will do we are trying to do everything we can to avoid violence we've asked all the parties involved not to engage in that kind of activity we'd prefer a peaceful transition of government there where material leaves that a new election is held a lot in america joins me on the phone with caracas say

from berlin tonight venezuela holding its breath as rival demonstrations get underway in the capital caracas so far supporters of president majeure wrote end of the opposition leader one have remained calm but there are fears of finalists as there was on tuesday we'll go to caracas to get the latest also coming up tonight did he lie to congress and the public u.s. attorney general william barker rejecting out accusations that he misrepresented the conclusions of the mobile report when he wrote that the report did not support criminal charges against president trump and made a clashes in the streets of paris has police trying to disperse demonstrators trade unions and yellow vests protesters are rallying against president macro economic policies and it is the problem in her blood the court of arbitration for sport rules against south african the olympic gold medalist caster semenya after she challenges rules forcing female athletes to suppress their natural levels of testosterone. i'm gone off to all our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and around the world welcome violence has hit the

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simoni bruruno reportiting there from caracas ideaa.. nono protests continue in saddam as a go see shins betetween the mililitary council and civilian store. today the forces -- for the declaration of freedom expect a million people to take to thee streets they see the show w force is yetet another sign the sudanese people w won't be givig up on thehe demand for civilian government. for more on this storyy we cacan g go across frae twenty four was a julius years in khartoum. juliet what'ss t the atmosphere like wherere you are. well we just came from t the protesters to add a little while ago andd indeed therere are thousands of people there pourining ioo the side of the st anand they starteted g gatherine in the capitalal khartoum add ts afternoon -- taking shiftss protesteters were takingg shift- to y you stay out of the heatt n order to be able to stay out there all night so as you said the sudanese prossionals associciation one off the organinizations -- behind thehel of this year and behinind these negotiations with the mililitary c

overthrow him he appeared today on national television with his generals at a military parade in caracas the man leading the push to else mature oh opposition leader. is calling on all workers in the country to go on strike also coming up tonight israel comes to a halt as it remembers the six million jews were murdered in the holocaust. and the story of a girl who was thirteen at the time is told again but this time for the instagram generation and the presidents of italy of france remembering the artistic genius leonardo da vinci he died five hundred years ago today italian master lived out his final years at the chateau in free. golf it's good to have you with us of it as well as president nicolas maduro is calling on the military to fight anyone plotting a coup it comes after the country's self declared president won quite a call for a series of strikes hoping to still force majeure out of power has described this week's for. tez as the final fades in else. even though they have failed to break the political stalemate clashes in caracas over the last few days have left four people dea

nick bryant reporting from caracas.rney—general, accused by democrats of misrepresenting the findings of robert mueller‘s report on russian election interference, has said he will not testify before thejudiciary committee of the house of representatives. democrats are now threatening to subpoena him for thursday's hearing. on wednesday william barr faced tough questioning from a senate committee about his decision to clear president trump of obstruction ofjustice. mr barr dismissed accusations that he'd downplayed the conclusions of the special counsel's report to protect the president. he said he'd "stuck to the bottom line." us judiciary chairman jerry nadler argues attorney—general barr stonewalls the congress and makes the mueller investigation more difficult. the attorney general has the nerve to try to dictate, or the administration has the nerve to try to dictate our procedures, it is pa rt to dictate our procedures, it is part of the administration's com plete part of the administration's complete stonewalling o

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latin america joins me now on the telephone from caracas good to have you with us it's been a day of huge rallies and also those large sporadic clashes across the capital just bring us up to speed on what the situation is like there right now. but for here right now things are quiet here in. about an hour and a half ago president reagan absolute of finally finished speaking we spoke for a very long time he was sounding a lot more upbeat and then we had in recent weeks and months incessant the loyalty of the armed forces has been proven of course he was making a reference here to the failed attempt to provoke a military uprising on tuesday by an opposition leader one weibo managed to get from twenty five soldiers including one high level officer to go with him. to an air force base here in gaza but this was supposed to spark an all out uprising it didn't work and so president mahmoud abbas spent a lot of time you're talking about the trail and he said that now is the security forces are hunting for what he called the traders who are still at large in the truth rather than later they w

it was very clear yesterday in the city of caracas.s we are united, we are very close to achieving our freedom. i would like to tell you a specific date or a specific time but we are working on this transitional process of democracy. it is taking time but we have the support of the international community, part of the constitution and the people, we are close to achieving this goal as a country. trish: wow. it is amazing to see the bravery of yourself and your family and all of the people that are fighting for freedom. i think there's amessage here for every single american tonight, that freedom is very fragile. your shown us that . you are fighting and willing to risk your life. [speaking in spanish] >> thank you, trish. democracy is always at stake. institutions are always at stake and as citizens we need to protect them. trish: it is true. thank you. my thanks to president guaido, we have more "trish regan primetime" next. yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't k

up prizing on tuesday pro-government protesters also gathered outside the presidential palace in caracas in support of president nicolas maduro. meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state says the united states is prepared to take military action in venezuela if needed might pompei as also urged russia to stop supporting president maduro. made a protest in the french capital have descended into violence after police force with dozens of anarchists at least thirty eight protesters were injured and three hundred ninety arrested hundreds of thousands of people have been rallying across the country most of them peacefully thousands years the annual event to rally against president emmanuel in my home. and the olympic and world champion athlete gustafson menu has lost her appeal against new rules that will force us to take medication in order to compete in a sport world's highest court has ruled that so many and other female runners must take special drugs if they have high levels of the male hormone testosterone and want to participate in certain events so many of her lawyers are considering an a

pence: recent scenes out of caracas have been heartbreaking and deeply troubling. it is extraordinary to think about it. last week, the world saw armored vehicles run over unarmed citizens. military forces firing tear gas at churchgoers and hundreds of people, including children -- thrown into jail because they dared to protest the man who oppresses them. the struggle in venezuela is a struggle between dictatorship and democracy. nicolas maduro is a dictator with no legitimate claim to power. nicolas maduro must go. for six long years, the people of venezuela have suffered under the heavy hand of oppression. the maduro regime's socialist policies have shrunk their economy by nearly half. it is remarkable to think that what was once one of the wealthiest countries in our hemisphere, that nine out of 10 people live in poverty. the average venezuelan has lost more than 20 pounds through deprivation and malnutrition. thousands of venezuelan children are starving at this very hour. infants in hospital across venezuela are dying for lack of basic medical care. it is extr

the news live from venezuela holds its breath as rival demonstrations get underway in the capital caracas so father supports the present. position leader of . the state tom there are fears of violence and. the latest also on the program. on the streets of paris as police try to disperse demonstrates his trade unionists. against the present economic policies. for sports rules against south africa. after she challenges rules forcing female athletes to suppress. welcome to the program tonight to their office survival demonstrations in the venezuelan capital caracas could turn violent supporters of president nicolas maduro out on the streets first now supposes of opposition leader one. day after his call for a military uprising. gone unheeded the new demonstrations follow violent protests on tuesday and some of quieter supporters have already clashed with police today. let's go straight to latin america correspondent how i gave this welcome how do today's the gatherings in caracas compare with the violent scenes we saw on tuesday . well i think there is one word that marks the difference and