brent: my colleague carl nasman has been following events in venezuela online. what are you seeing? rl: right now there is one image, one video resignation -- resonating with a lot of people. they have been tracking the events in venezuela. it is really shocking in its brutality against pro-guaido protesters. we have seen this image already tonight, these are pro-government military tanks. you can see essentially driving into a crowd of protesters, intentionally aiming for them. we know at least one protester was seriously injured there in the crowd. this was outside the airbase where juan guaido made that announcement earlier this morning. it really is shocking footage. and brent, we saw a lot of brutality during uprisings and protests earlier, two or three years ago. it is shocking to see that now since because guaido has taken the streets we have seen a lot more peaceful response from the government. brent: that image right there has gotten a lot of response from people. reminds them of tiananmen square in china, too. do we know based on what we are seeing on social media how much

i'm carl nasman. thanks for joining us. reports are coming in that sudan 's military chief is stepping down, just one day after he was sworn in as the country's new leader after demonstrators flooded khartoum's streets and rejection of a new milititary regime. protest leaders opposed the military stated plan to rule the country for two of years before calling elections. >> another day of protests in khartoum. demonstrators feel they have been cheated. afafter three decades under president omar al bashir, a new strongman takes his place, the head of the country's military transition council. the council's planning talks with protesters. >> they will all attend and listen to what we want and we will listen to what they want. to prepare for dialogue and for the exchange between us, so we accomplish what we aspire to. >> but mistrust is running high among the very people he is trying to win over. many people feel the army is replacing the old regime with a new one. >> the head of the military is acting under which constitution?