he is the son of hugo chavez. he is the son of hugo chavez. that is why we love him.e voting centre with people having better times looking for food. what we are voting for is a farce and i don't agree with the elections and nothing will change. all that will happen is life will get tougherfor the change. all that will happen is life will get tougher for the people of ellis whaler. it is getting worse. venezuela is going backwards, not forwards, it is dreadful. we have no chance of anything getting better. across town, in the opposition led areas, people turn to god for a nswe rs , areas, people turn to god for answers, not politicians. venezuelans are in a situation where they have been kidnapped and candidates are able to run but people cannot choose. you cannot protest on the streets because it will go to prison. that is the struggle we are in, trying to be free from the kidnap situation. struggle we are in, trying to be free from the kidnap situationm isa free from the kidnap situationm is a struggle that divides. whilst most of the opposition stayed home, others

he is the son of hugo chavez. that is why we love him. for buying chicken than at the voting centre with people having better things to do looking for food. what we are voting for is a farce and i don't agree with the elections and nothing will change. all that will happen is life will get tougher for the people of venezuela. it is getting worse. venezuela is going backwards, not forwards, it is dreadful. we have no chance of anything getting better. across town, in the opposition led areas, people turn to god for answers, not politicians. venezuelans are in a situation where they have been kidnapped and candidates are able to run but people cannot choose. you cannot protest on the streets because you will go to prison. that is the struggle we are in, trying to be free from the kidnap situation. it is a struggle that divides. whilst most of the opposition stayed home, others felt they needed to do something. i don't know how to use a gun but my weapon is to go and vote. it is my way of defending democracy. with the government accused of d

portraits of hugo chavez are still everywhere in caracas watching over his people. but on. this man even as a job his tattoo on his forehead. looked at. we'll fight we'll live and fight chavez lives our country is moving ahead and that is the only mind this is the commandante. chavez for us. oh i see everything. to support her child is a socialist project is not as strong today as it used to be but many people still back the current government because of its connection to charges sent to social programs. they've never forgotten that the previous conservative governments basically ignored them. and they don't trust the current right wing opposition party. lulu. than say the opposition politicians now peculiar to you. we don't know who we're supposed to vote for. the country has collapsed. and the politicians aren't doing anything to win us over so i'm not going to vote. for it as a way to lose sharply divided between now and the have nots. killing people here in the west apart as you've seen with the people over there on the east lots of money . the majority of prosperous mid

years ago i recall hearing venezuelans talk about hugo chavez and even people who were not identifiedvernment would say for the first time in our lives we have a president who cares about the poor and we can agree or disagree but that was the perception that people had of hugo chavez. i think his legacy has been damaged considerably by maduro and it seems the consequences of what chavez tried to do. that said venezuela is a although overwhelming support for maduro has little there is still a severely polarized society in many ways and we think the united states is polarized but nothing compared to venezuela. any new government will have to take that into consideration both in terms of rhetoric in terms of programming and policies reaching out. >> any other questions? >> let's take to this time. >> there was a big discussion in venezuela about white maduro called last sunday's election and there was several goals and one of them was to [inaudible] and the second one was to discard the opposition and to replace and recommend opposition and the third one was to change inside and some thi

of the poor and the marginalized but high macassar warns that pedro who is close to venezuela's hugo chavez is a wolf in sheep's clothing i don't think you're going to get them he must be clear petro is a populist disguising as a leftist populism can also be disguised as a center or right wing but in the end it's a strategy to get power and to not let it go. on the opposite extreme of the ideological divide is evander seen as a younger version of his mentor conservative former president. he represents the status quo and those opposed to historic peace deal signed with park rebels the most. inexperienced but charismatic at this rally he comforted a woman whose missing mother was kidnapped by far rebels ten years ago promising to see that justice is done. the showdown between the two candidates will undoubtedly impact a still fragile peace agreement that ended more than fifty years of armed conflict with the fark better and i have less than three weeks to win over colombians who voted for other more moderate candidates in the first round but many people tell us that they would rather cast a b

el peor enemigo de maduro no es la oposiciÓn, sino el fallecido hugo chÁvez.a situaciÓn que ha vuelto a la vida de los venezolanos en algo muy complicado. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix:ahora raÚl guzmÁn nos tiene el resumen de la jornada deportiva. raÚl: arrancamos con toda la informaciÓn deportiva. se consumÓ otra sorpresa la liguilla y los tigres que llegaban con ventaja de dos goles, sucumbieron ante los guerreros. con goles de martÍnez y tavares consiguieron avanzar a las semifinales. santos se enfrentarÁ al amÉrica buscando un pase a la final. con sufrimiento, el toluca avanzÓ a las semifinales ganÁndole a los monarcas en el partido de vuelta y asÍ consiguieron su boleto con mejor posiciÓn en la tabla. clÁsico en el camp nou, el barcelona buscaba el invicto, pero el real madrid ponÍa el empate. pese que el barça quedÓ con 10, se puso nuevamente en ventaja y messi quedÓ con 10, se puso nuevamente en ventaja y messi consiguiÓ 1-1 y luego bale puso el 2-2. en los playoffs de el castillo de "santa severa", ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: este castillo cerca de roma, italia fue el escenario d

of the poor and the marginalized but high mccaskill warns that pedro who is close to venezuela's hugo chavez is a wolf in sheep's clothing i don't think you're going to get that he must be clear petro is a populist disguising as a leftist populism can also be disguised as a center or right wing but in the end it's a strategy to get power and to not let it go. on the opposite extreme of the ideological divide is evander seen as a younger version of his mentor conservative former president. he represents the status quo and those opposed to historic peace deal signed with dark rebels. inexperienced but charismatic at this rally he comforted a woman whose missing mother was kidnapped by far rebels ten years ago promising to see that justice is done. the showdown between the two candidates will undoubtedly impact a still fragile peace agreement that ended more than fifty years of armed conflict with the fark better and they have less than three weeks to win over colombians will voted for other more moderate candidates in the first round but many people tell us that they would rather cast a blank

hundred ninety eight venezuelans elected a new president hugo chavez a former career military officerchavez promised a more equitable distribution of wealth and used petroleum revenues to finance new social programs a number of industries were nationalized. what is the basic principle of capitalist society is any quality. now this is rampant irrational inequality. and also injustice and social violence. the exploitation of man by man has come oxcart it. but socialism is the kingdom of god here on earth. i first saw jarvis in two thousand and nine when he was near the i took his popularity and political power. this was not of where you. are rational. this course is the regimes if they're all standing on cody's well and a very strong charismatic leader with the money you know. petroleum is venezuela's most valuable export and the country has become dangerously dependent on it. was his concept of twenty first century socialism was based on revenue from all prices and he failed to promote the development of other industries. historian margarita lopez maya says the decline of venezuela's o

. >> you were very clear in the beginning, because clearly hugo chavez proted el systema and it did aor the people who came up through it. your position was that, i don't need to be political, i work through my music, my music talks for itself. now you've become a more political because of the death and the violence. and it's rebounded on you. maduro has canceled some of your international tours and trips. you haven't been back for a long time. how does that affect you? and the music. and your relationship with venezuelan musicians. >> my relation with the musicians is still the same. last saturday and tomorrow i would have -- i had a rehearsal with them through facetime. and yes, for two hours, we were working with the national youth orchestra. and tomorrow we will have another one with the national choir and the national youth orchestra. and i have meetings every week, you know. with the people working there. so my connection is still the same. >> that's incredible. so you're conducting the l.a. philharmonic. you're touring. and you were still training the musicians through facetime

putin's presidential inauguration on monday will officially start his fourth term as russia's leader hugo chavez and off takes a look at what we can expect from the certainly. this is lattimer putin's stairway to presidency so to speak he will climb these fifty eight steps before he gets to the halls of the palace also the site of the inauguration ceremony. this is the wall of military glory playing off to sing georgia and it is first hold lattimer putin is set to close on his path to no curation it is also the biggest hole in the palace with its length be more than sixty meters. the next whole the whole whole of the ordeal of single xander being in and right now it is difficult to imagine that for the larger part of the twentieth century none of this even existed after it had been demolished by soviet leaders only twenty years ago this was brought back to its former glory. it's not all of the glitters is gold they say well it couldn't be more wrong for this place i mean look at the gilded villas chandelier even this this is the hole where the inauguration ceremony will be taking place latimer w

president maduro took power in 2013 following the death of cialist leader hugo chavez. the political bloc of shiite cleric muqda al-sadr has won iraq's parliamentary election, but this victory does not mean he will be the next prime minister. al-sadr, who led violent attacks against u.s. forces in 2004 did not personal run in the election. but as leader of the party with the most number of seats in parliament, al-sadr joined current prime minister haider al-abadi and others today to begin forming a new government. the populist al-sadr opposes u.s. or iranian intervention in iraqi politics. palestinian prident mahmoud abbas was hospitalized today in the west bank, the third timeco this week ing to officials. reports varied about the 83-ll year-old'sss, but abbas did have an ear operation this past tuesday, and he has anns exe history of health issues. palestinians have not held presidential elections since 2005 when abbas was elected to what was supposed to be a four year ter >> stewart: finally tonight, residents of haws big island have a new worry as the kilauea. it's

measure stopped short of imposing new sanctions might doro the socialist successor to the late hugo chavez calls his electoral win a victory against imperialism but it is next term health face a potentially bigger challenge than any external for writing venezuela's sinking economy. forty's in hawaii or warning residents of another hazard caused by the killer more than two weeks after it began a rough day officials say the waba flowing from the peak is producing noxious cleland's as it reaches the pacific ocean they're telling residents to stay away from the fumes off the south coast of the state's big. they are a mix of hydrochloric acid steam and extremely fine shards of glass produced by a chemical reaction when the lava hears the ocean water authorities say the fumes can cause lung damage and skin. irritation. or german journalist have revealed evidence suggesting that russian authorities covered up doping test results for soccer players in the country's world cup squad the revelations come just weeks before the world cup tournament kicks off in moscow on the german investigative report

oddly enough, hugo chavez converted a lot of their hard currency to gold.the hard currency is gold in their central bank. they are locked out of financial markets. among their sanctions, branded any individual or bank from floating any new debt from venezuela. david: as i understand it, they continue to pay down on their debt. does that mean that they can go for quite a while in terms of getting oil revenues in? >> they still can, yes, but those revenues are declining. if they are going to escrow, they cannot get much benefit out of it. alix: there are three refiners here in the u.s. that are totally owned by venezuela, so how does that affect the situation? we also talked about this with argentina, but if you have a claim, you don't have any sovereign immunity. that is a real claim that needs to be paid in some way. >> people are already assessing in terms of what vacancies. it is -- this is what caught up doing right now. alix: gold companies also getting in on this. because they have a huge amount of gold. and ramps up the point that you have all this we

reduction of sentence, i don't know and hugo chavez has a daughter who i understand is living in floridachips there that might have been used. >> it will be interesting to see if they ever learn if there is a real correlation there. good to see you. thank you so much. >> thanks. still ahead, mountains of lava blocking streets as the residents get a final evacuation warning to get out. we have new information on the volcano on the big island where molten rocks continues to spew and flow. but just one can 'behr' through it all. behr premium plus, a top rated interior paint at a great price. family friendly, disaster proof. right now, get incredible savings on behr paints and stains. exclusively at the home depot. delivcrisp leaves of lettuce,s. freshly-made dressing. clean food that looks this good, eaten at your desk. panera. food as it should be. now delivered. you're smart,eat you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. ♪ ♪ ♪now

maduro supporters celebrate his victory saying he is the legacy left behind by hugo chavez.sident won by a landslide in a disputed vote that let his main rivals to call review elections. mike pence calls the election a sham and says it had been neither free nor fair. senator bernie sanders says it's an honor to serve the people of vermont but more remains to be done. sanders announced today he will ,e seeking reelection this fall sanders river president in 2016 was on the list of possible contenders to run in 2020. he was first elected to the u.s. house in 1990 and elected to the 19.te in 26 -- in now he says he will run in the general election as a third-party candidate. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air, online at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: --shery: i'm shery ahn. vonnie: on vonnie quinn and fernanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets." andre joined by bloomberg bien and audiences. shery: maduro's venezuelan victory, the president say here's another six

it is where hugo chavez used to vote with thousands of people coming to support him.aranteed social protection for us. i am voting in defence of my country, and neither spain or the united states, have anything to do with our internal affairs. we are going to leave that report to return to the grenfell tower inquiry. this is dennis's ex—wife who remained his lifelong friend, this is my brother, tim, dennis's brother. thank you for coming, i think you are going to read a statement for us, is that correct? yes. take your time and pause as and when you we need to. yes. take your time and pause as and when you we need tolj yes. take your time and pause as and when you we need to. i am anne marie murphy speaking on behalf of the murphy speaking on behalf of the murphy family to say as follows. dennis was born in 1960 on the 10th of october in hammersmith. mum says he was born with a twinkle in his eye and a smile on his face and he ke pt eye and a smile on his face and he kept this trademark throughout his life. dennis was the proud son of an murphy and the eldest of for c

well, venezuela reacted that way and when late socialist hugo chavez died in 2016, the vice presidentecame president. over the past four years, the once thriving venezuelan economy has spiraled into suffering and despair for the people, food shortages, 13,000% inflation, blackouts, medicine shortages, collapses of schools and public services and an exodus from the country, mostly into colombia, crossing by foot, carrying anything they can. 10% ovens wa10% of venezuelat their country, desperate for a better life. the president was promising an economic revolution for the people of venezuela. we should have the results of the election sometime in the next few hours. >> rick: phil, thanks very much. the lava flow from the recent volcanic eruption in hawaii has finally reached the ocean. that's causing a whole new slew of dangers. why some are fearing this is just a sign of worse things to come. >> kilauea is an explosive volcano. now, it's taken us a long time to realize that. for the past 2500 years, which is about as far back as we can see, kilauea has been in a dominantly explosive pe

that there have been more than a dozen elections going all the way back in the last 20 years since hugo chavezen is this gradual erosion of the fairness of those elections and of democracy itself. it's a little like the old peanuts cartoon. it's a little bit like charlie brown rung up to kick the football and lucy dragging it away at the last minute. basically 80% of the population decided they didn't want to run up and kick the football. there was no reason to believe in any legitimacy to this election. so the overwhelming majority of people in the country decided to just stay home as a measure of their disbelief in the process and also as a sign of protest as well. >> right. brian winter, thank you so much for joining us. we will watch and see what happens next for venezuela. >> thank you. >>> the happily ever after starts now for britain's royal newlyweds. the very latest on prince harry and meghan's fun-filled reception, still ahead. no bars. oh no! when i got unlimited, they told me they were all the same. well, verizon has the largest, most-reliable 4g lte network in america. honey, what

the ‘revolution is here to stay‘ — that‘s a reference to the socialist movement he inherited from hugo chavezcalm down, gringo empire calm down. i do not know if they‘ll understand. calm down. understand that venezuela is the guarantee of political stability of the caribbean region of south america. i think it is more whether people wa nt to i think it is more whether people want to calm down, whether they understand it. here‘s the alternative perspective from the main opposition candidate. box 3 translation: we don't recognise this electoral process as valid, as having happened. for ask there were no elections. new elections in venezuelan need to take place. turnout was low. official figures put it at just 46 percent. the opposition claimed it was 30 percent. either way it‘s lower than most previous elections. the opposition is also accusing mr maduro of vote buying. this is why. here are voters using their state—issued ‘fatherland cards‘ to check at a polling booth. they were promised a prize if they verified their vote. mr maduro‘s critics called that blackmail. meanwhile the economy, gets

supported by corporate america, will be pretty surprised when it turns out they are sending money to hugo chavezu. >> you bet, tucker. >> tucker: go ahead. >> don't underestimate the ability of a leftist candidate to raise money for a small donation and make a serious run for it. bernie sanders did. >> tucker: i think theal goldman sachs guys are going to be pretty shocked when they see what's coming.uc great to see you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: an embattled minority group is under attack in south africa on the receiving end of genocidal rhetoric.c. it is considered unacceptable to talk about this in the west for some reason but we don't care because it's true and it's happening and it's news and we are covering it next. we insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. it's red lobster's create your own shrimp trios. pic

they don't all look like hugo chavez.fact, south america has one of the largest percentages, over 50% of the slaves taken from africa were brought to south america, to places like brazil and venezuela and places like that. here it is, you have people who are black who don't want other people who are black flooding into their country. >> tucker: maybe it's more an economic issue and i think, by the way, there i are fair questions to raise about radical demographic change for sure. it upsets people. and i understand that. but to pretend that it's all about race and that one race is worse than another race, isn't that the definition of racism? >> absolutely. tim wise is going to be able to pay his rent this month because he is a racial pimp. that's what he is.im that's what he does. he travels around the country going to colleges, telling young white men and young white woman that you are a racist and that you are a benefit of white privilege and they go on and they tell their parents how terrible they are because ats guy na

of the poor and the marginalized but high macassar warns that pedro who is close to venezuela's hugo chavez is a wolf in sheep's clothing. must be clear petro is a populist disguising as a leftist populism can also be disguised as a center or right wing but in the end it's a strategy to get power and to not let it go. on the opposite extreme of the ideological divide is evander seen as a younger version of his mentor conservative former president. he represents the status quo and those opposed to historic peace deal signed with park rebels. inexperienced but charismatic at this rally he comforted a woman whose missing mother was kidnapped by far rebels ten years ago promising to see that justice is done. the showdown between the two candidates will undoubtedly impact a still fragile peace agreement that ended more than fifty years of armed conflict with the fark better and they have less than three weeks to win over colombians who voted for other more moderate candidates in the first round but many people tell us that they would rather cast a blank ballot rather than vote for a president th

supported by corporate america will be pretty surprised when it turns out there and sending money to hugo chavezbatten, tucker. >> tucker: go ahead. >> don't underestimate the ability to raise money for a small donation and make a serious run for it. bernie sanders did. >> tucker: i think the goldman sachs guys are going to be pretty shocked when they see what's coming. great to see you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: and embattled minority group is under attack in south africa on the receiving end of genocidal rhetoric. considered unacceptable to talk about this in the west for some reason but we don't care because it's true and it's happening and it's news and we are covering it next. ♪ 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this... at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr. i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? i'm not sure. what's in your wallet? (keybdear freshpet, i was in the air force and got seriously hurt. it w

michael: you go back about a decade and he saw the same thing happen in a venezuela when hugo chavez came to office and took over the economy, saying he was going to help the poor. it did not work out. julia: investors are betting rates will rise. the suggested as he will push the central bank to lower rates and that will increase capital and raise inflation rate. julia: depending on which textbook you read. there has recently been -- david: to the third strike, german industrial production. numbers show trailing off in the first quarter well below for germany where it had been in the fourth quarter of last year. the question is, is this a blip? we of the weather and flu, or is there a longer-term softening of growth in europe? michael: is a general feeling among analysts that this is a one out. global growth strong. germany influenced by things because they are a trade dependent nation and there has been uncertainty about what is going on. the german economy has been running ahead of its gentle growth rate. you did have the weather and the flu affect and the general consensus is we

bueno, chino miranda despuÉs de muchas especulaciones sobre su relaciÓn con la hija del exdictador hugo chÁvezl vez menos. >> muy bien. >> bien, entonces seÑor sullivan por favor. >> necesito que firme aquÍ. >> sobre las lÍneas. >> firma!. >> vas a agarrar el papel. >> y ademÁs tiene una loca en la casa no es normal mejor les hablo de "el seÑor de los cielos" algo muy grave estÁ escondiendo Ámbar maldonado para querer evitar a toda costa cumplir una misiÓn que podrÍa ir en contra de aurelio casillas, ay! dios mÍo este aurelio todo el mundo me le quiere hacer daÑo, pero de quÉ se trata. otra vez otra traiciÓn. >> ay! vamos a ver el avance, es que se enamora de todas. >> usted debe llevar eso. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ¿quÉ se supone que es esto?. >> es un dispositivo, detonador, ya el horario estÁ en disposiciÓn en venezuela. >> estÁ bien. todo el mundo sabe que en venezuela hay urano oi pero.... >> nuestra gente allÁ en su gobierno ya le dirÁ quÉ hacer. >> lo siento pero yo no puedo hacer esto, no en este viaje. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> o colaboras o clob ras. >> o colaboras a la buena o la mala.

that makes it the lowest since 1998, when hugo chavez was elected president.all day today, when we were outside reporting, they were practically empty. this is completely unsurprising. people would just walk in and go straight out because there was no line. the government spent most of the afternoon encouraging voters to come out and vote. >> patricia, what happens next? does this government face sanctions from the global community, or at least selective members of that? see, but itwe will is very highly expected that tomorrow or sometime this week we will be hearing some action from the u.s. state department, it is expected that oil sanctions will come next. we will have to see. how have things evolved in venezuela over the last few years? byvenezuela's economy is most measures in shambles. inflation is set to hit 13,000% this year. all the public services are collapsed. running water has become a luxury. there have been outages for hours. public transportation is also collapsing. there are no spare parts. it's a daily plate to do almost anything, to find foo

liz: falcone, he was the farmer ally of hugo chavez. he is leading maduro in the polls right now.poll will be rigged. it is presidential term of six years. nicolas maduro is up for a second term. his plan, falcone's plan is to put venezuela on the u.s. dollar and not the bolivar anymore. he would basically reopen ties with the trump administration. the fear here is maduro wins, trump administration acts, completely shuts down with the venezuela economy with an embargo and sanctions. stuart: how many people have left venezuela? liz: three million. that country's gdp has been cut in half in the last five years. stuart: good lord. when you say economic crisis. that is the understatement of the decade. liz: shoutout to bernie sanders and socialists of the world, when you have socialism, the military ends up running things. so the military runs oil, commodities, probably now kellogg's. ashley: guess. now serial. stuart: serial. all right. trump derangement syndrome, on full display yesterday at the democrats annual ideas conference. they will need more to take on the president. that's

hugo chavez won his first election in a democratic manner. and i urged that president maduro now do the same. i also was direct in saying to him that he had to release the american josh holt who's being held in prison in caracas on political charges. why is he being held? because he traveled to venezuela to be with and to marry the woman he loved and to bring her and her two daughters back to his home state of utah. he crossed with the maduro regime and in the process, they arrested him on charges that are outrageous and they're holding him now for almost two years without a meaningful trial or a resolution of the dispute. as the events of the last few weeks have shown, the obvious path forward for venezuela has been rejected by the maduro regime. instead they went ahead with last sunday's widely discredited election in which his regime jailed or disqualified any meaningful opponent. it was a farce. it will only result in further isolation and suffering of the venezuelaian people. i know president maduro is blaming yankee imperialists his cou