there were two presidents before hugo chavez who did what he did. take bolivar's legacy and use it as their own. is amazing to see, people on the right use him, people on the left use him, for hugo chavez, bolivar would have been horrified to see how his name is used in the bolivarian republic but it has been used many times before. he is constantly being brought out by leaders throughout latin america to argue different points which is why people are very confused about just who bolivar was and what he believed in. what hugo chavez and bolivar 11 do have in common is this, bolivar dreamed of unifying latin america. he wanted a unified america because he felt it would be stronger agreed counterpoint to the united states which was growing very strongly hugo chavez had a dream, the bolivarian nations which are ecuador, bolivia, cuba, they all call themselves bolivarian nations that have little to do with bolivar. thank you for the question. >> two part question, by cultural person, could you enumerate several other, what you would consider gross misco

pues Él dice que es el hijo de hugo chÁvez, en ese sentido ha heredado el mismo estilo de estar permanentemente nicolÁs maduro? el nÚmero de muertos en el 2012, cuando chÁvez todavÍa gobernaba de 21 mil, ha aumentado a 24 mil segÚn el observatorio venezolano de la violencia, ¿por quÉ ha empeorado la situaciÓn en venezuela? >> bueno, porque bÁsicamente no estÁn haciendo, no estan implementando medidas efectivas, yo creo que en el nivel de incapacidad, de ineficiencia, de indolencia es tremendo, en algÚn momento cuando Él asumiÓ la presidencia, nicolÁs maduro hablÓ de la inseguridad, porque sabÍa que es el tema mÁs neurÁlgico para el venezolano, pero el verbo no resuelve el conflicto. >> ¿quÉ hace el caso de mÓnica spear? porque esto no es nuevo, tiene 67 asesinatos por dÍa en promedio. >> asÍ es. >> mÁs personas mueren en venezuela que en la guerra en irak diariamente, ¿por quÉ el caso de mÓnica spear ha generado todo esto? >> bueno, porque es como la gota que rebosa el vaso, ¿no? es como ya lo que definitivamente, mÓnica era muy querida, monica entraba en los hogares de todos los venezolanos a

. >> el dictador cubano homenajeo a hugo chávez también va el secretario de onu ban ki mun . >> hay crisisos reclusorios hacen fiestas con mujeres, alcohol y drogas ,tenemos detalles y las imágenes de estas rumbas . >> [♪ ♪] . >> no es un club social . >> como en toda celebración niños, comida y música en vivo . >> la diferencia que es una de las celebraciones en la cárcel de san antonio en venezuela ,en este reportaje se ve como presos tienen su condena si es que es así . >> todo es convivencia acá, si nos portamos bien . >> los jefes de preso pagan las celebraciones que son semanales hay droga y alcohol, todas las cárceles dicen que tienen una discoteca . >> como hay eso en cárceles, pero siempre han existido . >> dicen que se estimulo la anarquia, . >> esta foto aviva comentarios . >> parece que es lo que es el país, cada quien hace lo que quiere . >> pero si es personas que están más cercanas . >> esa gente no hace su trabajo . >> la ministra niega negligencia . >> es perversión . >> hace días joven murió por sobredosis al ir a discoteca tokio en una prisión , es muestra que el control

. >> varios gobernantes van a museo dedicado a hugo chávez el mandatario nicolás maduro encabez . >>dente flores intenta salir de países . >> en estados unidos iowa estudia dar tarjeta de identificación incluso para inmigrantes indocumentados para servicios públicos . >> es tendencia . >> gracias . >> gracias . >> la lista e millonarios el país puede tener uno más pero no hay nada seguro . >> el "tri" ante corea . >> [música] . >> directivos de lotería de nueva york buscan a millonario o millonaria que podría perder 1 millones de dólares el domingo vence el plato se vendió el premio en el bronx . >> selección de fútbol juega partido de preparación pero no en méxico sino en san antonio ante corea del sur aranza nos dice como esta el animo por allá . >> la pasión a flor de piel . >> soy mexicana 100% . >> es así como fanáticos dan apoyo al "tri" que hoy ira ante corea del sur . >> llevamos en la sangre el fútbol queremos ver este partido y echamos ganas . >> la picardia no falta . >> muchos disfrutan . >> vengo de michigan de vacaciones a ver el partido de méxico . >> sigo a méxico a d

. >> hugo chÁvez calificÓ como u un cancel el sistema carcelario y por eso creÓ un ministerio para atenderceles siempre han exist o existido. >> stestas imÁgenes revelean l e ley tras las rejas. >> cuando vemos una graÁfica d e eun preso y un arma con eÉl d e pedir a otro que ponga la mano para cortarle un dedo, kond¿dÓ e estÁn los guaridias?. >> desde caracas, telemundo. >> ho yy tomÓ posicion el nue p pdresidente de honduras, tambiÉ estuvo el princÍncipe de asturi manifestantes llevaron a cabo i disturbios, quemaron llanattas alegando fraudes electorales. >> se avecinan cambios para las etiquetas de aliimentos, es que mcuchuchos intenta n leer etiq pero salen mÁs confundidos, e devamos con los detalles para b saber los cambios que expertos p piden por aÑos. >> marisela carmona dice que no entendÍa la informaciÓn de las e etiquetas d¿de lode los produc salen en el mercado. >> nosotros los hispanos quer querem queremos llenarnos y comer y comer y no sabemos quÉ comemos, por eso que hoy hay tanta dia a diabetes y colesterol, yo era n una de ellas. >> la fda introdujo las etique etiquetas. >

muy claro que el futuro de centroamÉrica y el futuro del salvador no estarÍa nunca con la mano de hugo chÁvez venezuela, como cuba, como ecuador, etcÉtera?. >> bueno, yo creo que la relaciÓn que vamos a tener como gobierno futuro van a ser relaciones con todos los paÍses del mundo, pero hay josÉ una relaciÓn privilegiada que es la relaciÓn con estados unidos. es importante yo toda la vida mantuve una relaciÓn cercana con estados unidos y yo viajÉ mucho a la casa blanca con el presidente busch, tuve mucho respaldo del presidente busch con los tps con fondos del milenio con lo que construimos la carretera longitud inhalo del norte que fueron casi 300 kilÓmetros y la relacion principal serÁ con nuestro primer socio comercial que es estados unidos, con el lugar donde residen 2 millones de salvadoreÑos, el presidente saca seguirÁ teniendo con estados unidos una relaciÓn privilegiada. ahora yo respeto lo que haga cada paÍs en el mundo. pero en el caso nuestro nuestro sistema es un sistema democrÁtico, abierto, de respeto a libertades sÍ se puedo decir que en mi caso no voy a llevar al paÍs de ningu

hugo chavez, which for years, eric, pressured the last free media in venezuela pushing the same type of force to use against the media, which is the people in this country. >> we have to leave it -- again, we wish we had more time. hat tip to our friends everywhere making those decisions. thanks to michelle fields and jehmu greene for joining thus week. coming up, the right to bear arms, just not for you. hollywood lefties making tens of millions of dollars highlighting guns in their movies. so why are they >>> time for what do we need to know for nt week? wayne, you're first. >> well, as you know, i have been hot on biotech this year and it's had a major runup, a lot of them. i still think that look at xbi. >> very good. john? >> well, the governor is forcing banks to get out of the physical commodity changing era, that will lead to higher price for metals. l.e.e.d. >> great stuff. that's it for cost of freedom block. thank you for joining us. one thing we do on "cashin' in" is point out hypocrisy. the politicians saying one thing and doing another. celebs are the worst offenders. w

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what we have seen though, since hugo chavez, the late president of venezuela died, there's a lot of speculation that this was his baby, his idea. if anything, we have seen it grown in importance. we had the first official gift by ban-ki moon and saw the general of the organization of the american states make his official visit, if not the first official visit of any organization since launched in the 1940s. all that is to say this, apart from being a vanity department is starting to attract attention and interest from leaders who, after decades, are ready to solve issues without the input or influence of washington bearing down on them. >> a new report by the united nations reveals that hundreds of millions of children are affected by a growing learning crisis. >> this is the first number. 50 million children are not getting any education, and many poor children that do go to school don't learn to read. it's bad for girls in south and west asia were a third of young women are illiterate. >> a senior policy analyst on education for unesco says governments need to realise the benefits of educatin

murder sparks controversy from caracas to miami, and concerns of the dangers in venezuela post hugo chavez. and when it comes to when it comes to the internet what's happening giana. >> i leave the politics behind and share some personal accounts from the people living behind the lines. twitter @aj "consider this". >> late monday evening soap opera star and former ms. venezuela monica were murder when they drove with their daughter along a venezuelan highway. they raise serious questions about the explosion of voyages in a country that exports more oil to the u.s. than any other nation other than saudi arabia. joining us is leopoldo martinez, and mark trasbrott. good for you to be with us. they were murdered on a highway between venezuela's port and largest city, a couple of miles from caracas. caracas is described as the homicide capitol of the world. leopoldo, what does that have? >> it have has a lot of responsibility. in 1998, when president chavez came to power the murder rate in venezuela was at 20 residents per every 100,000 citizens. as we are today, that same rate has escalated to

. >> venezuela has announced seven days of mourning for the president hugo chavez who has died at the age of 58. he died after a two-year battle with cancer that was first attempted in june 2011. this is the bolivian president remembering chavez. >> he fought for his country with a great nation like bolivar, a friend who gave his entire life for the liberation of the venezuelan people, the people of latin america and all anti-imperialist and anti- capitalists of the world. >> more than 100 detainees held in the u.s. military prison at guantÁnamo bay cuba are reportedly entering their fifth week of a hunger strike against deteriorating conditions. >> we have heard reports of people losing over 20, 30, 40 pounds and today we are in day 36 or so of the strike. by day 42, 45, you start seeing things like loss of vision, loss of hearing, and eventually death. >> a papal conclave has selected the new pope. he is viewed as a theological conservative who staunchly opposed abortion, same-sex marriage, and the ordination of women. in argentina has long been dogged to reports he aided the milita

some predicted another hugo chavez, but he left office at the end of 2010 with an 87% approval rating turning the country around. we talked to him at the presidential residence in brasilia. when you took office, there were many businessmen both in brazil and abroad who were very nervous about you, who thought that you were a socialist and that you were going to take the country sharply to the left, yet these people now are among your biggest supporters. how did that happen? >> [speaking portuguese] >> male translator : look, every once in a while, i joke that a metalworker with a socialist background had to become president of brazil to make capitalism work here, because we were a capitalist society without capital. and if you look at the bank's balance sheets for this year, you will see that the banks have never made so much money in brazil as they have during my government. the big companies have never sold as many cars as they have during my government, but the workers have also made money. >> how have you managed to do that? >> i have found out something amazing. the success of an

hugo chavez's legacy in venezuela, new leader in brazil is that the kind of incompetence you're talkingntral banking. most central banks in emerging markets, not all but most of them have had faulty monetary policy. david: what have they been doing wrong? >> they responded to the u.s. slowdown and euro crisis by massively expanding money supply. they allowed a credit cycle to get out of control and they have been struggling ever since. cheryl: we know investors could pick specific regions and avoid others. give me something you're bullish on? >> if you told me i had to be em, be in parts of em linked to the developed economies. we're bullish about developed economies, u.s. and japan. mexico is tied to us here. eastern europe ex-russia tied to the strong domestic german economy. eastern europe it is in asia and probably south korea. probably south korea is okay. david: we talked about the devaluations of currency in argentina, venezuela. so forth. there's a danger of competitive devaluations what they used to call beggar thy neighbor. if you make the currency cheaper it helps your export

barack obama, a modern liberal, would accept an anti-american propaganda vote from the socialistic hugo chavez while unceremoniously returning a gift of a bust of winston churchill to our allies in great britain. i could not have known back in 2007 just where revolutions would crop up across the globe. had i known, my theory anticipated to perfection that a modern liberal president would oppose the democratic uprising in iran, support the overthrow of america's ally who attacked peace in egypt, and would call for a leftist coup to overthrow our democratic ally in honduras. see, my theory was able to anticipate every single one of these policies, not because barack obama is a muslim. i don't care if he is or isn't. i don't care what he believes but what he does. not because he is black. it is because the modern liberal, there is something about his ideology that leads them to invariably and inevitably side with evil over good, wrong over right, the ugly over the beautiful, the profane over the profound, and the behaviors that lead to failure over those the lead to success. so what is that somet

modern liberal, would expect -- except an anti-american propaganda vote from the socialistic tatar hugo chavez returningremoniously a gift of a bust of winston churchill to our allies in great britain. i could not have known back in two thousand seven just where revolutions would crop up across the globe. had i known, my theory anticipated to perfection that a modern liberal president would oppose the democratic uprising in iran, support the overthrow of america's ally who attempted peace in egypt, and would call to a less -- leftist coup overthrow our democratic ally in honduras. was able tory anticipate every single one of these policies, not because barack obama is a muslim. i don't care if he is or isn't. i double layer -- care what he believes but what he does. not because he is black. in the way the slanders and lies would say about us. it is because the modern liberal, there is something about his ideology that leads them to invariably and inevitably side with evil over good, wrong overwrite -- over right, the ugly over the beautiful, the profane over the profound, and the behaviors tha

we don't want a hugo chavez here. that is the reason we moved from our countries. it is a two u. to make sure these people know we are christians. we are conservatives. they think the tea party is anti-immigration and the tea party is this and that rate you all know that is propaganda because believe me they want you to make sure you keep doing what you are doing. they don't want you to educate hispanics. the last thing they want is what's going on right now. we are hearing this message across the country in english and in spanish for the first time in any political campaign in american history. [applause] there is one more thing because i think i'm getting close to the 10 minutes. i asked my wife to tell me one minute before. i don't know where my wife is now. i have almost two minutes now. thank you, thank you so much. i want a couple more numbers because it's important to know. i don't know how it is in south carolina and florida there are 4 million hispanics. it's amazing that but that is the way it is. about every hour 50 hispanics reach the voting age. every hour. now even

barack obama, a modern liberal, would accept an anti-american propaganda vote from the socialistic hugo chavez while unceremoniously returning a gift of a bust of winston churchill to our allies in great britain. i could not have known back in 2007 just where revolutions would crop up across the globe. had i known, my theory anticipated to perfection that a modern liberal president would oppose the democratic uprising in iran, support the overthrow of america's ally who attacked peace in egypt, and would call for a leftist coup to overthrow our democratic ally in honduras. see, my theory was able to anticipate every single one of these policies, not because barack obama is a muslim. i don't care if he is or isn't. i don't care what he believes but what he does. not because he is black. it is because the modern liberal, there is something about his ideology that leads them to invariably and inevitably side with evil over good, wrong over right, the ugly over the beautiful, the profane over the profound, and the behaviors that lead to failure over those the lead to success. so what is that somet

right now, part of the solution and one of the reforms is .verturning citizens united clicked the hugo chavez eliminating free speech in the country is the solution. that's a nice history, but for those of us who are maybe a little older, grayer -- >> you pulled that same line at my party. clicked he said it to my grandfather. >> 1995-1996 after we took the majority in the house for the first time, labor unleashed $35 million campaign in an off year of robo calls and tv ads blitzing all of the republican incumbents and this is not soft dark money because it comes from confiscated money held by labor unions. point where i go factionsetting the fight it out. get everybody into the arena. politics is not pretty. argue over the issues. we can certainly argue over obamacare. pre-existing conditions, children under 26, they are powerful arguments for the democratic side and they been using it recently and in the past. the tab that fight. let's have everyone out there arguing as loud as they can. it's not pretty. it's unsettling to watch a family argument. how many of us have been at thanksgiving wh

. >> so the hugo chavez on limiting free speech in the country is the solution. i mean, that's a nice history but for those of us who may be a little older, greater, which i know you've been around a long time -- >> you told that same line to a partner who is 10 years older than i am. he said it's my grandfather. >> in 1995 and 1996, after we took the majority in the house of representatives for the first time, labor unleashed, i think it was a $35 million campaign in the off year of robocall's and tv ads bewitching all the republican incumbents. this is not soft dark money because it's good money because it comes from confiscated money held by labor unions. and that's my point of where i go back to the let the factions fight it out, get everybody in the arena and politics is not pretty. put the thumbs in each other's eyes, argue over the issues. we can argue over obamacare, pre-existing conditions and some of the children under 26 are powerful arguments for the democrat side in the election. they been using it recently and in the past. let's have that fight. let

heading down 280, there was a crash that is now clearing near hugo chavez.rthbound 238, we have a crash approaching 880 backing things up for westbound 580. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. thank you for joining us. i'm back with another local news update in a half hour. have a good day. >>> 7:30 on a thursday morning, the 16th day of january. that's a pretty shot of the sun rising in charlotte, north carolina on a thursday morning. good morning to all the folks down there and everywhere else, including out on our plaza. if you have a great sunrise shot, send it to us using the hash tag today sunrise. >> and a look at what's making headlines this morning. 34 nuclear launch officers have been pulled from their jobs. they have their finger on the trigger and they allegedly cleated on performance exams. >> and in indiana, a gunman entered a grocery store last night and killed two people. >> and an arson suspected as been arrested in california. he set more than a dozen fires in less than a week. >> and we'll check out one of the top companies in the country to