katty: one thing that struck me at hugo chavez's funeral was how ardently support for him was.seem to be the case for nicholas maduro. is that because he suffers from a lack of charisma, political savvy, or because the oil prices have plummeted and the economy got much worse? michael: it's a combination. he doesn't have the money or political skills that chavez had, and doesn't have the charisma chavez had. even the trouble. recallaccount if the were held he would lose overwhelmingly. that's why the government is trying to prevent this from happening. katty: given the collapse in the oil price and venezuela's dependence on the oil price, which you go shabbos didn't have, the oil price -- which hugo chavez didn't have, the oil price was much higher, could he handle things differently? because it's difficult, there are a lot of pressures and the government is fractured, but clearly he could have pursued economic policies that made sense. there are tremendous distortions and the exchange rate is out of whack. it is very difficult politically for him to do that. his economic advise

improvisado para los jÓvenes del partido socialista, como hicieron al momento de develar esta estatua de hugo chÁvezchos critican. con este lema volvieron a la calle, con la crisis a flor de piel. >> maduro, queremos que te vaya, el pueblo te lo pide, por favor. >> policÍa, policia, quÉ vergÜenza que me da. reportera: los opositores reclamaban su espacio. el abismo se concentrÓ sin problemas y recibiÓ nuevas lÍneas. >> vamos al contraataque, vamos a las calles, batallle en las calles. mos reportera: dicen que se preparan a aniquilar el revocatorio. >> no serÁ una repeticiÓn de la toma de caracas, lo que viene serÁ la organizaciÓn de la toma de venezuela. reportera: cero sus huertas en resguardo de su seguridad, por las marchas de la oposiciÓn. otro dÍa perdido en las negociaciones por la firm -- recolecciÓn de firmas por el revocatorio. ilia: 34 aÑos despuÉs de ver sido lanzada como un Éxito, la canciÓn de juan gabriel, se lanzÓ un nuevo vÍdeo de el divo de juÁrez. nuestro equipo se dio a la tarea de buscar a un desamparado a quien muchos consideran como uno de los mejores imitadores de juan gabriel

you have sat down with hugo chavez. you sat down with the castros. why did you do that? ( laughter ) because people end up getting mad at you and going, "sean peno and "sean penn hates america" why do you do that? i'm asking for a friend who is trying to interview you. ( laughter ). >> look, i've always been aware in advance that it makes me dismissible to those who want to make-- to dismiss. but again, like in the fact checking of all this th-- and i know you're very good at checking your facts-- but for hugo chavez went through 14 or 16 internationally-observed elections, more than any leader we have goes through. that had not been my primary interest. my primary interest has been the united states-- or i should say its media the at large-- when they demonize foreign leaders and, therefore, demonize in many cases, their populations, this gets me interested to see what's the perspective from that-- from that place. as they might have found it strange police who became the president of the united states had a son who was being voted in florida with the governor as the br

desde el salÓn de conferencias hugo chÁvez en la isla margarita, nicolÁs maduro le dio la bienvenidacontrÓ buscabas a los siervos de paz y seguridad mundial, el principio de no intervenciÓn y soy un precio petrolero justo. fÉlix: a propÓsito de venezuela, la dura crisis econÓmica que vive el paÍs estÁ obligando a muchos ciudadanos a imitar a los cubanos que durante dÉcadas se ha lanzado al mar buscando mejores condiciones de vida. ahora vamos escuchar sobre los que se llaman lancheros venezolanos. la costa del estado falcÓn suele ser tranquila. esta poblaciÓn noroccidental de venezuela, de gente amable donde todos se conocen es una de las mÁs pobres del paÍs. interior sume la crisis en su mÁxima expresiÓn y los ha obligado a ver en el mar su salvaciÓn. >> lo que me llevÓ a esto fue la situaciÓn que estamos pasando y que cada vez mismo iba a necesitar mÁs cosas. se presentaba cualquier cosa. reportera: esta mujer a quien llamamos marÍa por su seguridad, desesperada tomÓ una lanza una especie de balsa de madera para llegar a curazao a travÉs del mar caribe. >> cuando uno se monta y se

is not only against maduro but the government institutions related to the late who go chavez -- hugo chavez. brent: in the venezuelan capital reporting on this demonstration against the president. oscar, thank you very much. time for some business news. kristof is here. glad you did not have a ticket to ride. kristof: let me show you the pictures we are talking about. the falcon nine rocket operated by spacex that exploded during an unmanned testfiring at cape canaverall on thursdayay. there you see it. the blast could be felt several kilometers away with black smoke billowing from the wreckage. nono one was reported hurt in te accident. the satellite says the explosion could cost 50 million euros. elon mususk, the ceo of spacex sasaid the cause of the explosin was unknown and his team is investigating. now for the financial aftermath of this explosion, let's bring in our financial correspondent in new york. let's get to the bottom of things here. an exploding rocket for once. in just a few weeks ago, the fatal crash of a self driving tesla. the car of a company also owned by elon musk. it

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el expresidente socialista hugo chÁvez estableciÓ una cadena de tiendas y alimentos para controlar laidiados, el resultado es hambre. >> aquÍ voy para allÁ abajo otra vez, esto es revoluciÓn. >> la dieta de que se llama eso? >> la dieta de maduro. >> la dieta de maduro es la dieta del hambre, mucha gente muy delgada y animales y mascotas. presentadora: ella ahora escribe sobre la crisis del paÍs. su pensiÓn de escasos $28 al mes no le alcanza para comprar comida, poco a poco estÁ muriendo en su casa. >> esto estÁ vacÍo, estÁ vacÍo cada dÍa es un reto, que voy a comer hoy, que voy a almorzar, que voy a desayunar realmente es una gran incÓgnita para muchos venezolanos, para miles y miles de venezolanos. presentadora: su Única comida del dÍa es un huevo y lo tiene que compartir con su perro. >> estamos viendo muchos niÑos muy delgados, niÑos demacrados, han perdido el peso esta generaciÓn de estos aÑos creo que va a ser la generaciÓn del hambre, la generaciÓn con menos inteligencia, si un niÑo no estÁ bien alimentado su futuro es una desgracia. presentadora: muchos niÑos se estÁn demanda

does he ask him for advice like hugo chavez did? [ speaking spanish ] >> is this a statue of your father? does he receive a lot of presents like this? [ speaking spanish ] >> why doesn't he allow them? [ speaking spanish ] >> tell me about the meeting between your father and pope benedict. this is a personal moment for you and your family. but working as a photographer, how do you balance the two things? [ speaking spanish ] >> something unusual that former american president visiting your father. [ speaking spanish ] >> we see raul castro in this photograph. would you ever do a book about your uncle? [ speaking spanish ] >> how many photos would you say you have that you haven't published of your father? [ speaking spanish ] >> fascinating look there at fidel castro. there's much more ahead on "cnn newsroom," including how jerusalem is getting creative about its space. >>> a little later, we're in washington for the opening of a new museum about the african-american experience. we'll bring you both those stories after a very short

but before things got under way, venezuelan officials unveiled the statue of their late president hugo chavez protesting that resources are being devoted to this meeting, huge shipments of food are been seen arriving after those leaders all of this after the economic crisis has led to crippling shortages of food and basic supplies. >>> the u.s. reacting to shocking allegations against the philippines president that claims that he may have fed a -- someone may have fed a body to a crocodile. a self-described hitman has testified that president rodrigo duterte has ordered killings. all of this when the head of the city. and some independents are calling for an independent investigation. our ivan watson explains that. >> reporter: in a senate inquiry, an eyewitness gave astounding accusations implementing the current president of the philippines in the killings of a death squad when rodrigo duterte was the mayor of the city. he claims he was a hitman, he claims he killed at least 50 people and he was under direct orders of duterte during the quarter century that duterte was the mayor of the city

does he ask him for advice like hugo chavez did?tue of your father? does he receive a lot of presents like this? [ speaking spanish ] >> why doesn't he allow them? [ speaking spanish ] >> tell me about the meeting between your father and pope benedict. this is a personal moment for you and your family. but working as a photographer, how do you balance the two things? [ speaking spanish ] >> something unusual that former american president visiting your father. [ speaking spanish ] >> we see raul castro in this photograph. would you ever do a book about your uncle? [ speaking spanish ] >> how many photos would you say you have that you haven't published of your father? [ speaking spanish ] >>> that was cnn's patrick oppmann speaking exclusively to fidel castro's son and personal photographer of castro. >>> a story of tragedy as well as triumph. how the new african-american museum shows how they fought for freedom. we speak with suzanne malveaux next p 'n easy. we only make the most real natural looking color. so even in revealing sun

. >> people think the late hugo chavez. he instituted a lot of reforms.adow hang over this at all? >> it is. and as you said, these government sort of takeover of so many industries, right? and this economic what the president is calling the economic war. he even chute the boreder with colombia because a lot of the goods needed in venezuela were taken across the border and sold on the black market in colombia. there is a black market in venezuela bigger than the actual market. >> keeping an eye on the situation there. 2 million people in the city and 1 million are on the street. if anything develops, i'm sure cal will keep us posted on that. and an update on the weather we have been talking about, heading for florida. the 5:00 p.m. update just released. maximum sustained wind clocking in at 75 miles an hour. they are warning people to prepare for a life-threatening land surge. hermine should be back to the east coast over the weekend. that does it for this hour. i'm steve kornacki. i'll be back for the rachel maddow show. but first, "mtp daily" starts now

world and their countries had crazed ambitions for idealogical things or even troohave power like hugo chavezbe president. it's long shot, but i like the idea of donald trump choking before 100 million people. it would be a fitting capstone to this presidential year. >> that might be what you like, but you're a conservative guy. at the end of the day, donald trump is going to walk away from the debate most likely saying i won it, and she's going to feel good about what she did. but if we end up with things tight, what are you going to do? >> i'm going to think of what to , plan to vote for evan mcmullin, the republican candidate. i talked to a lot of people about this in the last few weeks. some people have made up their mind already. some people are saying let me see what the situation is, how dangerous trump is. does he change anything, walk back any of his views. for me, trump can't be president. i don't want hillary clinton to be president, but donald trump really can't be president. >> well, let's talk about, hillary is studying, studying, studying. what is the risk she shows up on monda

from venezuela where the system is creating food riot and unrest in haiti compared donald trump to hugo chavezable. neil: we all live in our own heads. thank you very much. lauren simonetti. you know nigel for roche with a lot of proponents in an early proponent of gasparino. he explained this debate not from the way you think. neil: we are awaiting a hillary in raleigh north carolina. peter barnes has the very latest. >> i suspect she will talk about the date and both of these candidates today trying to do what george h.w. bush talked about in 1980 after debates create momentum for their campaigns after a debate. no surprise on the postdebate comments playing up their own performance in playing down the others. >> some of your other republican counterparts in the primaries. how is this different? >> i've really enjoyed it. it looks like we did very well. talking about illegal immigration. >> we also have hillary clinton talking about the debate on her flight to north carolina today. take a listen. >> the real point is about temperament and fitness a qualification to hold the most important, h

. >> i went to the summit he spoke after hugo chavez.o places where the hostility tour, president bush and the administration was extreme and we were never treated like the president -- this president was treated in china, ever. >> richard haass is here, council on foreign relations. >> insults from philippines leader. >> what happened and what do you think? >> china, wanting to step in and become the next great power, wanting to be respected on the world stage. to treat the united states president, to treat the united states national security adviser this way is inexplicable. >> describe exactly what happened. >> i think it is explicable. >> you've been talking about it for years. >> the president showed up. the proper steps weren't there. all sorts of issues. the press wasn't allowed to go places. >> it was a mess. >> unraveled, chinese officials incredibly combative. the question what's going on. were these rogue officials? highly unlikely. china is not a place your career is going to benefit from going rogue. >> that's a great way to