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where a disputed session of the national assembly has been held to elect a new leader replacing kwan gado for the past year gordo has used that position declare himself venezuela's interim president in place of the incumbent nicolas maduro but on sunday why those rival luis posada declared himself the new leader of the national assembly the announcement was immediately disputed by some opposition lawmakers who called it a part of the entry couth as a quorum of members had not yet been reached many members of parliament had been privy vented from participating in the session after police blocked their access to the building. among them. and for more on this developing story we're joined by correspondent oscar schleicher in caracas oscar the national assembly it now has a new president it would seem what can you tell us about louis parra well what is happening inside carlo now it's all very confusing because the only information available is that state news but we know we now know it was your forces were blocking the at least parliament and there was an excuse a lot in order to work and we

but i was able to go to the lupine gado, retrace the steps of felix and lucy.i was able to go to the concentration camp in loveland where many people from low blend -- jewish people were taken to die. i actually was able to see the sights of a mass shooting like the kind described by jacob reimer to u.s. investigators. and i was able to go to prague and actually find the original nazis record found by doctor white and doctor black in 1992. they make you put on white gloves so the oil from your finger doesn't seep into original documents. this book took me about three years to reports and rights. i came away with the new understanding of the holocaust, which o i had studied in college, i had studied growing up, i had talked to my grandparents. i thought i knew a lot about the holocaust, but a couple of things really struck me. the first is, how many people it takes to kill so many so quickly. how many collaborators it took, people onpl the grounds, people who are not part of the nazis party and not part of the ss. people who got away with it, many, many thousand