[deris s speakingng] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migranants is that often there is no population to go back k to. the same thing happensns with wars. soso, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capitalal of mongolia,a, more thanan 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herrding for centuries sin thehe era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzu

chavez gave us a look inside. you. >> will it come from here or here? it is footworking. >>> afterthe sudden eviction, chavez con tacked an attorney. >> there is no secondary fire exit and no workable windows so the temperatures are getting really hot and very cold. there is no insulation. and there is no carbon monoxide detectors. very unsafe. >> the attorney says temperatures reached 117 degrees with the door opened this other summer. he says they are filing a lawsuit against the landlord. >> we tried to help him. give him some place to liver temporarily. >> ktvu confront first degree landlord at the property. he originally built three sheds to. are now demolished. he was charging about $700 a month each. the city already yellow tagged those sheds once last year with an order to vacate. >> we revealed units, not permits. >> reporter: munos gave chavez her $7500 deposit back on tuesday. that won't take her far. she and her kids will be staying in a shelter for now. >> it is extremely sad too see them having the move search warrant into homelessness. >>

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before the presidential election of 2012 and off to chavez's death that again led to elections. american sanctions will soon be added to this artificial scarcity making the situation even worse. brought director of the see washington follows. all economic development he believes that america's sanctions are killing people in venezuela. when obama 1st imposed these sanctions on individuals because they violate this woman in international conventions he had to declare that venezuela poses an extraordinary and unusual threat to the security of the united states which is of course ridiculous and so this is a very aggressive thing to trumpet taking a big step further and really did make it nearly impossible for the venezuelan economy recover temperamental that it will kill for that ca to know he needs them from being a woman to have some math if you see a. b. and he says sally quinn with me coming to hide me but i limp out of the book at all with all the fans that see on the serious had their way they claim that. it can be less from the 2nd my foot has it in that mess or not but in s

let's look 1st at the old times and shove estoril still alive then chavez put a lot of the money over the oil the huge oil money eventually gets into helping the people of venezuela as he put it into the education system and put it into the health care. his successes. is a different story now we do have. more. rest and then they go. contrary. along with the oil price collapse financially from the usa. for this purpose we're going to announce sanctions against. the state. we're looking at the oil. the government of venezuela it will make a big difference to the united states economically if we could have american oil companies. capabilities in. the absurdity in venezuela's economy. then when i tried to exchange the dollars i had with me. as well as the official exchange rate for the. black market right. from a facebook page. things have changed they can find it on instagram. maybe . by controlling. anyone could citizens against the government. saw. 2 opposing sides of trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. economic. news. more. prosperous nation. of course isn't it socialist free f

self-proclaimed interim president has links to a drug that uses the country's previous leader hugo chavez who died 6 years ago of the same thing. and a new report reveals that children in nigeria will be held in conditions without trial over their alleged association with terrorists spoke to one of the authors of the report. he describes a severely overcrowded sounds 250 or 300 detainees packed into. 10 meters by 10 years. from moscow what's your team's international daniel. welcome to the program. the u.s. has sent a team of experts to saudi arabia to investigate last week's drone attack on the kingdom's oil refineries the u.s. says it's confident iran is to blame and vows to impose new sanctions on iran just to remind you last saturday a dozen cruise missiles and over 20 drones hit a major oil field and processing plants in the east of the kingdom the attack which yemeni rebels claimed they carried out knocked out 5 percent of the global oil supply so the price of oil rocket. looks at what evidence has been presented so far . that has been decided. did that iran did it and that start an

a drug gang that has washington making the same claims against the country's previous leader hugo chavez. and a new report reveals the thousands of children in cheery will being held in dog conditions without trial lawyer over their alleged association with terrorists we spoke to one of the authors of the report. the describe simply early overcrowded we've 200 or 300 detainees packed into a cell that was 10 meters by teenagers. from moscow you're watching our teams a national dialogue with you today thanks for joining us. united nations has sent a team of experts to saudi arabia to investigate last week's drone missile attack on the kingdom's all refineries the u.s. says it's confident iran is responsible and to impose new sanctions on tehran just last saturday a dozen cruise missiles on more than 20 drones hit a major oil field and processing plant in the east of the kingdom the attack which given who the rebels claimed they carried out knocked out 5 percent of the global oil supply and saw the price of oil rocket auntie's more gas there for looks at what evidence has been presented so

claimed interim president 1.0 his links to a drug gang while accusing the countries previously defeated chavez who died 6 years ago over the saying and a new report reveals that children in nigeria were being held in die conditions back trial over their alleged association with terrorists we spoke to one of the authors of the report. he described severely overcrowded sounds 250 or 300 detainees packed into a double it's 10 meters by 10 meters. there good morning you're watching r.t. international it's just gone i to clock in moscow now the u.n. has sent a team of experts to saudi arabia to investigate last week's strike in a missile attack on the kingdom's oil refineries the u.s. says it's confident iran is to blame advised to impose new sanctions on tehran. at the basis of washington's claims. it has been decided that iran did it and that started opinion will find it will the result of an investigation it's a decision guilty this was an iranian attack we were blessed that there were no americans killed in this attack but any time you have an act of war of this nature there's always a risk. tr

interim president who has links to a drug gang while accusing the country's previously that hugo chavez who died 6 years ago of the same and a new report reveals that thousands of children in nigeria were being held in dire conditions without trial over their alleged association with terrorists we spoke to one of the authors of the report which. they describe severely overcrowded cells with 250 or 300 detainees packed interest 10 meters by 10 years. their good morning is just gone 9 o'clock here in moscow watching r.t. international the u.n. has sent a team of experts to saudi arabia to investigate last week's strike in a missile attack on the kingdom's oil refineries the u.s. says is confident though that iran is to blame. new sanctions on iran just to remind you last saturday doesn't cruise missiles and over 20 major oil fields an all refinery in the east of the kingdom. and rebels claim they carried out knocked out 5 percent of the global oil supply and saw the price of oil iraq it. takes a look now at what is behind washington's version of events. it has been decided that iran did i

president planning why they has links to a drug gang but includes the country's previous leader hugo chavez who died 6 years ago all the same and a new report. says of children in nigeria were being held in die conditions without trial over their alleged association with terrorists we spoke to one of the authors of the report. he describes to be really overcrowded cells 250 or 300 detainees packed into a cell that was 10 meters by 10 liters. so they're welcome it's midday here in moscow you're watching our international top story this hour the u.s. has sent a team of experts to saudi arabia to investigate last week's drove a missile attack on the kingdom's oil refineries the u.s. says it's confident around is to blame and values to impose new sanctions on tehran just to remind you last saturday it doesn't cruise missiles and over 20 drones hit a major oil field processing plant in the east of the kingdom the attack which the rebels claim they carried out knocked out 5 percent of the global oil supply and saw the price of oil rock it. looks now what evidence has been presented so far. it has

old and that hugo chavez is long dead they say that he tried to flood the united states with cocaine and in spain they wanted the head of military intelligence in venezuela extradited but the judge in the case isn't buying it. i couldn't have hoped for anything different i'm innocent they have always made false accusations against me the truth is i'm very happy with what has happened. as the colombian opposition leader said if a colombian politician were to be seen in a photo with those criminals he would be prosecuted the union his military and bloody media and political circles are trying to make the scandal smaller it's actually huge in venezuela colombia a loss in america. 2 presidents 2 stories and 2 different approaches because why focus on the connections of your ally in the present when you can focus on the alleged connections of your enemy 10 years ago. r.t. new york well r.t. host the next president of ecuador rafael talk to president mature about the difficult period that is going through. letter to. the strategy of building a parallel government of the support of the u.s.

self-proclaimed interim president has links to were drug that accuses the country's previous leader hugo chavez though who died 6 years ago of the same thing. and a new report reveals that thousands of children in nigeria were being held in dire conditions without trial over their alleged association with terrorists we spoke to one of the authors of the report need to describe severely overcrowded cells 20300 detainees have to. live from moscow just called 3 pm here the russian capital and daniel hawkins review tuning in from thanks for joining us in the program. the united nations has sent a team of experts to saudi arabia to investigate last week's drone and the missile strikes on the kingdom's oil refineries the u.s. says it's confident iran is to blame and vows to impose new sanctions on tehran just last saturday a dozen cruise missiles and over 20. drones hit a major oil field and processing plant in the east of the kingdom the attack which yemeni hooty rebels claimed they carried out knocked out 5 percent of the world's oil supply it also saw the price of the product rocket. looks at what

segÚn el diario chÁvez ordenÓ a personas de su entorno que trabajaran con la guerrilla colombiana paraierno de hong kong se enfrentaron a otros que apoyan el dominio de china en la ex colonia britÁnica. los socorristas acudieron al sitio para atender a los heridos. >> la policÍa dijo que arresto un hombre en relaciÓn al robo de un inodoro de oro. la pieza estÁ valorada en más de 5 millones de dÓlares. >> y fueron recibidos los integrantes espaÑolas de baloncesto tras coronarse campeona mundial en china. el conjunto se impuso en la final argentina teniendo su segundo tÍtulo mundial en canchas asiÁticas despuÉs de obtener el primero en japÓn en el 2006. >> enrique, cuÉntanos qué tienes para esta noche. >> hoy en la ediciÓn nocturna un juez ordena que se emita alerta ante la violencia de gÉnero en la capital del paÍs. responde a una ola de femicidios. una investigaciÓn de la prensa asociada descubre que algunas tiendas de los Ángeles venden productos para los bateadores. videos captados dan cuenta de la angustia de una comunidad al sur de colombia que ve cÓmo una avioneta se desploma y se

point washington making the same claims against the country's previous leader the late term hugo chavez. and a new report reveals that thousands of children in nigeria are being held in conditions without trial over that alleged association with terrorists but one of the authors. they describe severely overcrowded sounds we've 200 or 300 detainees packed into my soul now police 10 meters by 10 meters. live from moscow what's not international dining hall kids here with you tonight wherever you are welcome to the program. donald trump's national security team is expected to meet later on thursday senior officials from across the government are set to consider a response to the drone attacks on saudi arabian oil fields last weekend the president though is still unclear what option he's leading towards i mean you may have some very strong here who will see what happens a lot of things could happen if we can have a peaceful solution that's good it's possible that that won't happen the u.s. says it's confident iran is responsible. and vows to impose new sanctions on iran just to remind you l

chavez gave us a look inside.>> the water comes from here. light is not working. >> after the sudden eviction chavez contacted an attorney. spec there is no secondary fire exit and workable windows, so the temperatures are getting really hot and very cold, there is no insulation. there is no carbon monoxide detectors, variance a free >> the attorney says temperatures reach 107 degrees with a door opened in the summer. he says they are filing a lawsuit against the landlord. >> we tried to help them, give them place to live temporarily. >> ktvu confronted the landlord at the property, he originally built three shots, two are now demolished, he was charging about $700 a month , each. the city already yellow tagged those sheds once last year with in order to vacate, those tenants left, but months later munoz found new renters on facebook. >> we built the units with no permit, we are not hiding that. >> munoz gave chavez back her deposit, but that won't take her far. she and her kids will be staying at a shelter and her attorney says she is owed m

but it was already pretty slow from brisbane on north one oh one up to cesar chavez so pretty tight in both directions more slow downs coming up james star you. >>now children across the bay area are walking to school with their fathers in hand, it's all part of the annual national million father march 10 some guys will take part in the afternoon that's right you and will tran who is covering it live for us this morning. hi well. >>some fathers will be showing up to work late today, but they have a perfect excuse. their children because they had called ahead said look i'm going to be maybe half an hour, an hour late because i am walking my child to school. involved because when a father like police gets involved, according to research the kids do a lot better mentally right emotionally they do better in school. you have a special story you and your. not together but this is a special day for you. >>very special day it's not often that i get to take my daughter school. it's hard to get time off of work. i tell my boss first they're found though we'll take bar fight >>and you said your d

chavez's bolivarian revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the 20th century. the dutch disease the destroyed production high inflation and huge inequalities. but for the 1st time while revenues did not flow into the hands of the few and foreign oil companies. that were distributed to the people. then under constant economic war huge mistakes were made mainly in monetary policy. when oil prices collapsed all those problems old and new came to the surface. the rich. there was something. in the sixty's and seventy's. george w. bush the president of the united states government of iraq and the future of your country. belongs to you. in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. what we can do and will do is support the aspirations of the libyan people. the soft side. i might perhaps the vice president of the united states and on behalf of president donald trump and all the american people. let me express the unwavering support of the united states is you the people of venezuela raise your voices in a call for freedom. plus. s

and that that episode in east san jose, cesar chavez was present. mean, i'm just amazed when i look at the audience, remember dolores huerta that was there as well. but the presence of many people at that event spoke to the enormity of our feeling and our aspirations being fulfilled by the presence of a cultural center that reflected who we are, who we were, who we are. and who we--and will continue to reflect that. it was a place of identity, cultural pride, joy, ambition, dreams come true. it was all of that put together. and yeah, to look at it now, hardly recognized myself, but-- [speaking foreign language] blanca: but looking back on it, it was a monumental occasion for east san jose, for santa clara county, for the city of san jose, and it remains today the landmark. you know, in east san jose, you've got the little portugal identified clearly by five wounds church. over in the mayfair district, we are the latino mexican immigrant community identified by the mexican heritage plaza. damian: absolutely. no, it's a beautiful venue, and there's be

the opposition had twice considered using the same procedure to remove chavez from office in 2007. in 2016. before the gun bill. was a decision ethical. time may not be qualified to say. in my country as well as in italy the banker was appointed prime minister. the referendum was ignored. in europe we cancelled a total of 5 referendums because the citizens haven't voted as the e.u. wanted them to. was those decisions constitutional maybe they were but they also ethical and democratic. in venezuela after the 2015 crisis the part of the right wing opposition started boycotting elections. to the un not to send experts who could determine whether fraud had been attempted . democracy in venezuela goes into turmoil this is the government solely responsible or is it also the ghost of the 2002 coup. several coup instigators will never go to prison and will form the hard core of the right wing office. it's interesting that. many of the opposition politicians today in venezuela were involved in some way or another in the coup d'etat of april. 2002. some of those politicians will continue to

and venezuela the agents of the cuban regime introduced by hugo chavez made their way at 60000 cuban agents who interfere in all areas of all society especially intelligence and defense. venezuela, formerly a vibrant democratic country currently experiences the cruelty of socialism. it is sad to say that yes it is working in venezuela. they are all poor and deprived. brazil has also felt the impact from the dictatorships with 4 million of those citizens who have fled the country fleeing hunger and violence. we offered to help them of the operation welcome carried out by the army and praised worldwide also working with other countries including the united states of america had to ensure democracy will be established in venezuela. we also have our efforts to make other south american countries will not experience is harmful regime the criminal organization recognized in 1990 by fidel castro and with hugo chavez to remain alive and must be combated. ladies and gentlemen, in the quest for prosperity, we have put in place policies that will bring us closer to other countries that have ach

let's look 1st of the old times and shove estoril still alive then chavez put a lot of the money over the oil the huge oil money eventually gets into helping the people of venezuela as he put it into the education system and put it into the health care system alleviating poverty. whatever bad things he can see a bunch of his death was true what have been offered. his successes. is a different story now we do have a story about the old price was still high but more and more money went to the elites the poor people who are suffering the most incredible people you go dryads you go rest and then they got hit by the version that could have happened when it's raining at any old rich country that the old price collapse. along with the oil price collapse came a financial in balgo from the usa. 40 modus even. for this purpose we're going to announce sanctions against. venezuela the name paid if they says it's known by its spanish acronym the state owned oil monopoly we're looking at the oil assets. important income stream to the government of venezuela it will make a big difference to the unit

they were also wealthy, wealthier per capita incomes than spain itself, that's not true by 1998 when chÁvezcomes to power, but this was a capitalist prosperous economy and also you don't have to go far very far to pointing successful democratic socialism, chÁvez unlike the other ones came to power in democratic election that international observers widely said it was ca. venezuela sits on world's largest oil reserves, his socialists policies were cutting out the core of the economy, food production was plummeting in venezuela but they were using the revenues from oil to import food and other things to the population and give the free handouts our politicians like to talk about, once prices came down shortly after chÁvez's death in 2013 and by the way production also went down because the state-owned oil company, state ownership and control of the means of production doesn't get very good incentives for maintaining equipment in pipelines, they no longer have the foreign exchange to import necessities that we see today, bob and i see firsthand, the top picture of the bridge that's been in the

, chavez contact the an attorney. >> there is no secondary fire exit and no windows.e temperatures are getting very hot and very cold. there are no carbon monoxide detectors. >> the attorney said temperatures reach 170 degrees with the door open this summer. he says they are filing a lawsuit against the landlord. >> we tried to help them, give them a place to live temporarily. >> ktvu confronted the landlord, he originally built three sheds, he was charging about $700 a month, each grade the city already yellow tagged those sheds once last year with in order to vacate, those tenants left but months later he found new renters on facebook. >> we built the units with no permit. we are not hiding that. >> munoz gave chavez her deposit back, but that won't take her far, she and her kids will be staying in a shelter for now, and her attorney says she is owed more than $10,000 in relocation payments.>> it's extremely sad to see them moving into homelessness without any kinds of resources. the landlord is required to pay moving costs, and the city can step in and make the acc

you will be back with more of the interview with marty chavez.ing up come accrued set for its biggest -- coming up, crude set for its biggest weekly gains since january after last week's attacks. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." happy friday. happy quadruple witching day. here we are, s&p futures right around the 3000 level. flat.ve the dax we are waiting for a press conference from the finance minister to talk about a huge package they are going to unveil for climate change. how much money will that be? european stocks overall up 0.3%. in other asset classes, it's been an interesting story in other central banks. you had inflation at a two-year low in august in japan. japan cutting some bond purchases to steepen the curve, yet the currency is still modestly stronger. not necessarily a good thing for mr. kuroda if the market interprets that is quantitative tightening. you had the cable rate hitting a two month high. we are having reports around brexit. are they close to a deal? talks will air over the weekend on sky news.

in venezuela, the agents of the cuban regime introduced by hugo chavez made their way into venezuela. and today, there are 60,000 cuban agents who control and interfere in all areas of all society, especially in intelligence and defense. venezuela, formerly a vibrant democratic country currently experiences the cruelty of socialism. it is sad to say that, yes, it is working in venezuela. they are all poor and deprived. brazil has also felt the impact resulting from the venezuelan dictatorship with 4 million of those citizens who have fled the country fleeing hunger and violence. we offered to help them of the operation welcome carried out by the brazilian army and praised worldwide. we have also worked with other countries, including the united states of america, to ensure democracy will be established in venezuela. we have also endeavored with our very best efforts to make other south american countries will not experience this harmful regime. the sao paulo forum, a criminal organization created back in 1990 by fidel castro and with hugo chavez to implement socialism which remains al

leading the change is marty chavez, the global cohead of securities at goldman.ly with bloomberg's sonali basak to discuss how he's seen technology impact the trading floor. drivers,here's so many i wouldn't presume to know what is a printable driver of what you described as the secular decline, but there's a lot of things going on in the world. i would say regulatory changes a part of it. interest rates, quantitative easing for very long periods of time, the cleanup, the aftermath of the financial crisis, the rise of technology, one of the most deflationary things that data, the availability of broadly disseminated to everybody, and analytics on the data. all of these things combined. sonali: trading is still more than 1/3 of the revenue at goldman sachs. what do you think goldman becomes moving forward? how are they going to pivot into something else? martin:martin: trading, in my prediction, and who knows about the future, will remain a core business and a big business, and a major substantive business at goldman sachs for the long-term. it is in our dna. trad

the chavez group as well as former president of d.c. young democrats here in moscow we have graham elwood he is a regular on the door show as well as host of the political lanty on you tube also in moscow we were joined by alex christopher he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate kevin you're representing the democrats in this part of this program so welcome it.

the chavez group as well as former president of d.c. young democrats here in moscow we have graham elwood he is a regular on the door show is well as host of the political bija lanty on you tube also in moscow we were joined by alex kristof he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate kevin you're representing the democrats on this on this program so welcome as i said in my introduction it's very short and very straight and straightforward i mean other than the hatred of the current president donald trump in the white house what do the democrats actually really have because if you've been watching the presidential debates it seems to me in my opinion they're kind of out of step with the general public and the electorate i mean it's really a lunge to the left maybe i'm wrong go ahead haven't well there has been for a lot of can of this they've been trying to launch to the left as you put it but let's keep in mind of c