>> guido. >> and that's you? >> it's me. >> and who is nicholas madero? >> it is a dictatorship. >> the u.s. and now many in europe backing guido. russia and china supporting maduro. all this is new crisis for venezuelans who have been struggling for years. the infla i so high people can't afford to buy what food is in stores. >> what do you think of the prices every day? >> the prices is crazy. >> he told us some low level members of the military have also

countries have openly recognized guido's claim to the presidency. on austria, britain, denmark, monday, france, germany, spain and sweden all voiced support for guido after maduro rejected their calls to hold new elections. but italy blocked a european union statement recognizing guaido. ireland and greece have called for new elections and have not recognized his claim to the presidency. amy: meanwhile, the venezuelan opposition and the united states have rejected an offer by mexico and uruguay to host talks between the two sides. on vice e president mike pence friday, spoke in miami and ruled out any negotiatations. >> this is no time for d dialog. this is time for actioion. end thetime has come to maduro dictatorship once and for all. president was vice mike pence.

¡el remate de guido! atrÁs el arquero muy atento.rae el costarricense, a ver si trae gasolina. ¡macÍas! ¡pretendÍa regresar para joel que le reclama!. cada vez que conectan, este parcial reclaman uno al otro. no sÉ en qué va a terminar esta relaciÓn. >> estuvo muy bien cota. le reclama, porque espera que macÍas se le pase velocidad, pro nunca repasaba, y es por eso que se enoja el tico. paco: tiro de esquina para el leÓn. ellos tambiÉn tienen su arsenal. viene de dos victorias consecutivas el leÓn. >> viene de seis partidos de visita sin perder. tres victorias y tres empates. es el mejor local con que el seguramente de visita estÁ más en forma en la liga. paco: llegÓ el apoyo. por primera vez lo encontramos al unÍsono en la cancha del amÉrica. esta es claramente del portero. el balÓn rebotado no hace por ella, montÉs, porque sabÍa que estaba en posiciÓn adelantada. el balÓn para macÍas. a la pelota para ibargüen. guido con el cambio de juego, de costa a costa. renato ibarra tiene el mano mano. ¡renato ibarra sigue! ¡ renato se mete!

>> guido. >> and that's you? >> it's me. >> and who is nicholas madero?>> it is a dictatorship. >> the u.s. and now many in europe backing guido. russia and china supporting maduro. all this is new crisis for venezuelans who have been struggling for years. the infla i so high people can't afford to buy what food is in stores. >> what do you think of the prices every day? >> the prices is crazy. >> he told us some low level members of the military have also defected to his side. >>> also tonight outrage this evening after a movie star recounts his rationally charge revenge story that sounds right out of his movies. fans left stunned. >>> move over tom brady. we talk with the biggest star of the super bowl. >>> and the story we brought you from a little girl. wait until you see her now. stay with us. >>> next, the hollywood star under fire for a shocking admission. liam neeson says he once went looking after racist revenge after someone close to him was raped. he's facing big la backlash. >> i will find you. and i will kill you. >> reporter: and his new mus

mrguido is urging mr guido is urging the venezuelan ca rava ns to mr guido is urging the venezuelan caravansss that bridge in colombia, mr maduro is saying that the military has to stop them. that poses the potential for a very dangerous stand—off? stop them. that poses the potential for a very dangerous stand—offlm does, but it also brings to light and gives now an opportunity for the international community, who once defended maduro to now recognise and bring pressure to bear on the regime to force them to back down. i think your previous guests, francisco marquez, accurately described how acute the situation is. just how effective international pressure is at forcing the maduro regime to behave in a better way. we had over 50 countries that recognise guido, this is the momentum in caused inside venezuela. the potential for possible change as a result of the international pressure is important. i think this is an opportunity for the international commentary to come and put pressure on the maduro regime and allow this humanitarian ca rava n regime and allow this humanitarian caravan to enter

what is in question is whether or not juan guido is going to be the successor to maduro.m where you look? >> it's a great question, lou. i worry, i think it's a little bit of a jump ball. i think mike pompeo and john bolton are trying to do everything they can to use power and influence to stand up for the venezuelan people. maduro is a dictator. they have a lot of power at the end of their rings. we will see if he is able to use that power. i am hopeful that the right side will win out. >> there is a lot of hope running around this country right now. primarily because president trump is the leader of the free world. my question to you is, why is the establishment in washington, d.c. not screaming for the arrest of andrew mccabe and all of his core horses in the doj? why is that there seems to be almost a satisfaction in the status quo, no matter how rancid and corrupt that is to see. >> look, i'm disgusted by it. i guess there's only one person who can do something about it. that's bill barr. he's either going to do this, or he's not. lou: why the hell wasn't the republi

they say it's part of their commitment to interim president juan guido. inside these palettes, they say, is enough to feed 3,500 children and up to 25,000 adults. landing in colombia, the humanitarian convoy was greeted by usaid director mark green. he says it's arriving at the most critical time. >> the crisis venezuelans are fleeing is manmade. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, the supplies were offloaded and driven to this warehouse, positioned only a few hundred yards from venezuela. the question now, with the border closed and maduro's regime showing no sign of backing down, how to get the supplies to the people who need it most. the usaid director says this is the most critical time for that aid for the people of venezuela. it comes at a time when children are starving in the country, children who don't have to starve, children who are malnourished, hospitals that are struggling to stay open and provide for the people of venezuela. this is one of the largest displacements of people in the history of latin america. >> a stark reality there. thank

several have recognized guido. bolivia, nicaragua, cuba, b mexico and uruguay, countries trying to promo a dialogue believing basically this show of force will run its course, and at some point the two sides will need to sit down and negotiate. >> sreenivasan: all right, joshua goodman o the associated press joining us live via skype from caracas, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: for more on venezuela's escalating political turmoil visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: for the last 20 the tiny italian town o riace has become a symbol of how europeans welcome and integrate migrints. it also international attention for its mayor, domeni lucano, who won plaudits from the pope, and was named by fortune magazine one of the "world's greatest leaders." but italy's new, populist government has a different view of lucano, and many of riace's new residents now face an uncertain future. newshour weekend special correspondent christopher livesay reports from rome. >> repheorten we first visited riace, a sma

puppet calls and guido the u.s. puppet president in venezuela has already said his plan to revive the venezuelan country and the economy is to private eyes off the state oil company which of course would mean handing all of it over primarily to the u.s. is going to be that easy victory but it's not going to be that fast it's a creeping cooling it will keep for quite a long time and it's still a long way to go but the problem is that the united states and its allies its partners in dejan and outside in europe for example in the u.k. they have been trying to cut off all the instruments economic instruments stepmother all of that the legitimate government of venezuela would be able to use to improve or change the economic situation the country so they're made of economic sanction it's against israel that are getting them. and pressure with essentially. every week and sometimes even several times a week their gold as it was of have now been created expropriated confiscated by the british central bank the bank of britain

guidÓ definitivamente unió a los venezolanos.mbiÉn las intensas lluvias que estÁn azotando a california han causado deslizamientos de lodo. ahora que el chapo fue declarado culpable por la justicia de estados unidos muchos se preguntan a cuÁnto asciende su fortuna y quÉpasarÁ. >> les diremos porque las vecinas de la conductora: las 25,000 empleos se sumaron cuando el gigante del comercio cancelÓ sus planes de establecer 1 sucursal. el rechazo a polÍticos y activistas llevaron a la empresa al existir planes. joaquin vivirÁ en 1 cárcel de mÁxima seguridad. los obradores estÁn indiferentes. es la reputaciÓn los vecinos asegura que esta es a prueba de escapes. >> hay que manejar unas 2 horas y medias y cuando empieza a haber presiones es porque la ciudad estÁ cerca. aquÍ viven unas 5000 personas y lo interesante es que hay 7500 presos. aquÍ en esta zona hay como 11 presiones federales y estatales. >> la gente muy amable, muy lindos todos y serviciales. casi no se ve de la carretera asi que tomamos un desvÍo. >> el chapo podrÍa ver a

-backed opposition leader, juan guido.bc's gabe gutierrez is in colombia right on venezuelan border where the aid is being blocked. people are still trying to get out or get across to get food. gabe? >> reporter: hi, andrea. yes, this is the pedestrian bridge where about 50,000 people cross into venezuela every day. as i can step out of here, you can see behind me not all these are staying in venezuela, or planning to stay in venezuela. what many do is bring suitcases and rolling suitcases and stock them up with supplies. they go over there for the day, some of them to work as well, then go back across the bridge to venezuela. but this is the city where aid organizations say that they plan to stockpile all that aid that is coming from the united states, and a stand-off is brewing in between the government of nicolas maduro and juan guido, who says that aid is desperately needed. as you mentioned, the maduro regime is blocking that aid from entering venezuela. the big question is what will happen to that aid? how will it ge

and i believe the venezuelan ambassador to iraq have defected to the us puppet guido but we don't know how many more are coming behind the scenes because the bulk of that will announce it once when they may go for the final big regime change push and this is why the u.s. didn't really have to fight in iraq or in libya at the end in tripoli because the military the police just stood down and this is what they're going to try to do here as well we'll see if it works i would like to know that you did you a political entity here because there's a lot of there's a lot of commentary in there and by the commentary that this is. a mouse. moved to push the route of the russians and the chinese out not only of venezuela but of the whole atmosphere because we do know that nicaragua is being targeted in cuba again. basically making no. outreach to cuba the wall street journal had line us poor fish to alst venezuela's dural marks just the first step in a plan to reshape let no man is not a first step toward good insects a lot of it will be good and we'll get it and history will tell us which they'r

has thrown its full support behind guido even going so far as to leave open the possibility of providing military backing which is for options for oh as for all options are on the. maduro also has powerful allies he supported by russia and china who are wary of setting an example of a north or tearing ruler being deposed with the help of an outside power washington in this case. this old means that despite venezuela's huge economic problems vested interests both inside and outside the country could prolong the political turmoil much longer than some observers told. the earlier i spoke to d.w. correspondent oscar schrenker in caracas he described what president maduro can expect if he doesn't agree to hold fresh presidential elections by the sunday deadline set by a number of european states. well we can extract the rest of the european countries that said that eight days ago won't follow suit and recognize the legitimate claim when i don't have to be president according to records were written on situation not of the european parliament already recognized that the laws are going to meet

they say it's part of their commitment to interim president juan guido.nside these pallets is enough to feed 25,000 adults. the humanitarian convoy was greeted by director mark green. he said the aid is arriving at the most critical time. >> the crisis venezuelans are fleeing is man made. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, the supplies were offloaded and driven to this warehouse in colombia, positioned only a few hundred yards from venezuela. the question now, with the border closed and maduro's regime showing no sign of backing down, how to get the supplies to the people who need it most. and u.s. administrator for -- usaid administrator mark green says this aid is coming at a time when children are starving in the country, children who don't have to starve. hospitals are struggling to stay open, and this is now a regional crisis. however, there is concern, ana, the u.s. government involvement could provoke maduro. >> nick valencia, in miami, thank you. >>> three days into president trump's national emergency in america. a curious development. a fund-r

. >> se apoya con guido. cuyo para bruno, presta rodrÍguez que puede ir hacia adelante.n un ritmo interesante, centro que va elevado. va en manuel aguilera, prefieren levantar la vista, va a mandar otro centro. no dar sensaciones reales de peligro el equipo de lobos por ahora y mucho menos despuÉs de la figura de su salida leo ramos. queda expuesada individual dÍa una situaciÓn arbitral tambiÉn la historia nos ha demostrado que el primer gol es el mÁs difÍcil para el delantero. ese primer gol es el que mÁs cuesta, es el que destapa. falta clarÍsima que el Árbitro seÑala. >> se convierten en psicÓlogo los directores tÉcnicos. asÍ de difícil estÁ la situaciÓn y el manejo para el piojo en ese momento de las emociones y sus dos granjeros. >> la justicia deportiva dice que el que tiene que abandonar la cancha es nico castillo. viene aguilar le puede meter velocidad. atenciÓn con renato, va a mandar el centro y el Árbitro dice que hay saque de meta para lobos. >> lo normal serÍa cualquiera de los dos atacantes, benedetti tambiÉn es un jugador que se estÁ metiendo en la dinámic

and other nations have recognized juan guido as the president. >> you'll find no safe harbor, flo ea no easy exit and no way out. you'll lose everything. >> president trump did depart for washington, d.c. right after the speech following a holiday weekend at his home in florida. >>> three days left until thousands of teachers in theest bay plan to go on strike. they told the oakland unified school district, let's make a deal. they want a 12% raise over the next three years. smaller class sizes and more support staff. the union says the district offers a pro poposal that offer real change. >> they're fighting for our students. they are great educators. they want to make sure that our students have great education. >> last thing we want to do is have a strike. we hope that sometime this week before we hit thursdays that we can sit down and talk and talk about this proposal and sigh if we can come do an agreement. >> strike or not, the district says schools will stay open this week. temporary teachers are on stand by to fill in but the cricket says it will need more. >>> cal tran is sai

in a present one go you know kwan guido ok mr pompei oh my i have issues with spanish so you know. we don't like what you don't know it's probably not about the language it's just that a little while ago very few people knew who. was even in ms well. i had never heard that name before the first time a how to. it was in social media when he declared himself president. just recently personally he's the other president of venezuela honestly think it's a joke. it was a one way don't the first time i heard about why go it was two years ago. go i don't own this short while ago when this political situation started own little bit in that for those abroad who loathe nicolas maduro there's an easier last name to say if you've never heard of low poll the low because some very important people will definitely have. venezuela should allow lippold a lot as a political prisoner and husband of lynton toting out of prison immediately this man's political ambitions have ranged from mayor of caracas to the president's office his wife has made friends with world leaders as if she was part of let's sa

mr guido has dismissed that. orla guerin reports from caracas.w on venezuela, where it's not hard to find scenes like this. the embattled president, nicolas maduro, insists his people are not paupers. 19—year—old anders would beg to differ. he only eats what he can find. translation: people don't throw things away anymore. before, they threw out everything — food, clothes, shoes. sometimes i don't find a thing. so i don't eat. right across the street, at the neighbourhood fruit and veg stall, plenty on display, but few customers. they talk here about the maduro diet, enforced weight loss due to hyperinflation. what can you not afford to buy any more, what things did you eat before that you can't eat now? "meat, chicken, milk," says irene. "thank god there are no toddlers in my house. anyone who can is leaving the country. " i've got a handful of potatoes here. if you buyjust this much, you've spent a third of the average monthly wage. and prices are skyrocketing — they've doubled in a month. food is a key battleground here for president maduro an

colton's there's a lot of money to be made and obviously if they talk for model the first thing that guido as washington's man in venezuela is going to do is to privatized oil industry and to open it by amanda for american enterprises and american transnationals so the situation is that their profits from the sale all this way allows rich natural resources will flow to the united states and that's all it is the idea is the looting campaign similar to the destruction of iraq in two thousand and three other destruction of libya in two thousand and eleven is basically only money those things stand here alfred g. field as i were on the brink of another large military conflict in venezuela because it doesn't appear that when you elections mature i doesn't want that make because initiative has been shown by america to keep repeating military intervention i mean i meant to raise me at this stage is with manure so i mean you don't have to be that clever to work out you've got two minutes resigned to it. well. i think that the united states is betting that the military will eventually. switch over

juan guido has been speaking ahead of the protests. translation: i don't fear clashes at all.3, there were massive marches in 53 different points of the country. there were unprecedented marches in venezuela and the counter march that the regime convened was a small meeting in miraflores. there are no counter marches. there is a great majority of the country that asks for change and a small group who refuses to lose their privileges at the expense of hunger, the need and death of venezuelans. a high courtjudge has used twitter to urge a mother who vanished with her three—year—old son to return home. the judge's plea was delivered in a tweet posted on thejudicial 0ffice twitter account using the hashtag #comehome0lly. mrjustice williams appealed directly to ellie—yarrow sanders to bring missing toddler 0lly sheridan home, with reassurances as to how she will be given a voice in court. it is thought to be the first time a judge has used twitter in this way. miss yarrow—sanders disappeared with her son injuly after becoming involved in family court litigation with her ex—partner.

interview with one guido who was also playing for the for the world to help and i decided to pick up the phone and speak with him. and see what we could do to help and that was three weeks ago with with bruno on the phone as well and he said he felt a wonderful calling the wonderful frequency on the board to illustrate. through music the importance of letting letting relief into the country would put be wonderful for the bet as well and government is holding its own concert on the other side of the border and president nicolas maduro the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has said that he will actually use except in humanitarian aid it tells me rodriguez the vice president has accepted humanitarian aid through the european union through the united nations and to you know this looks like a very festive. atmosphere but there's been and some people are certainly here just having fun but there's also a very heavy political ideology here a political pretax we've heard a lot of cursing of the venezuelan president and this is one of the reasons that the red cross and many other major inter