trying to accommodate nicolas maduro to contact groups or dialogue, we urge countries to recognise juan guaidowe urge countries to recognisejuan guaido as interim president and join us in responding to his call for immediate international humanitarian assistance to meet the needs of the venezuelan people. nicolas maduro has proven he will manipulate any call for negotiations to his advantage, and he has often used so—called dialogues as a way to pay for time. we urge all involved the deal solely with the legitimate juan guaido government. the time for dialogue with nicolas maduro has long passed. dr eduardo gomez is senior lecturer at king's college london. we were just saying this will watching that clip, what a mess, what chance is there of a political solution? well, unfortunately, not much. both sides are not really willing to negotiate at this point. juan guaido has offered amnesty to nicolas maduro, has tried to engage in dialogue. maduro seems to be opposed to accepting or enduring amnesty. maduro is trying to cast juan guaido as a traitor to the company. maduro is also trying to get th

recognized juan guaido as thehe leader of e country. nicolas maduro insists he is going nowhere and that he will never bow toto pressure from outside. also coming up, the pope delivers a message of religious tyrell -- tolerance to the united arab emirates. he made a historic interfaith address in the first visit by a pontiff to the arabian peninsula. millions of pilgrims traveling to northern india for one of the largest religious gatherings. hindus could be taking a dip in these waters, cleansing them of their sins and bring salvation. plus, the united states is sending thousands more troops to its border with mexico. donald trump says he is stopping an invasion of illegal immigrants. could i sasay it is a poliliticl stunt. our cororrespondent logo on patl with a border guard to find out more. the records tumbled in atlanta at the super bowl. the new england patriots defeated the los angeles rams to win american footballs biggest prize for the six-time -- six time. we would you through all the action. -- take you through all the action

expressed all its support for juan guaido. maduro is still there, and he's not letting his people have access to things like food and medicine that we are sending and other countries are sending. so what do you do now? >> president trump asked me to be here on short notice to meet with nations that came together more than a year ago and came to be known as the lima group to isolate venezuela's dictatorship economically and diplomatically. in the wake of the brutality this weekend where literally the leader nicolas maduro was dmangs caracas at the same time his hen'member were burning food and medicine by the truck loads. we need to stand strong in our conviction that nicolas maduro is a usurper. he has no legitimate claim to power, and nicolas maduro must go. trish: i hear you. but how do you get from there to him actually getting on a plane and leaving and making room for the interim president juan guaido and free elections? >> this is all a process. from the first days of this administration, president trump made it clear th

you are looking at video of juan guaido with his wife and daughter. they have been reunited. it's been an incredibly few days and years give what he's living under. guaido was at a political rally at the time. but he tweeted out, at this moment the special police are in my family home. i will hold nicolas maduro responsible for my daughter's safety, as he should. two days ago in his first american television interview, i asked juan guaido if he was worried that nicolas maduro was coming for him. you don't have any fear for your own life? [speaking spanish] >> [through the interpreter] yes, they have threatened my family and unfortunately i'm not the only one. there are over 200 political prisoners. trish: are these intimidation tactics routine for the maduro regime. let's' ask my next -- let's ask my next guest, a freedom fighter for democracy. good to have you here. >> thank you very much. i thank you for the opportunity you are giving me to convey to the american people what is going none our country. we want freedom for venezuela that we are building and growing strong. tri

>>hay dos con heridas de gravedad, el otro cayó del puente. >> el presidente encargado, juan guaidó dioilitar y policías, y cruzaron a colombia, dijo que todo iba muy bien . >> va a entrar la ayuda, sabemos que no es suficiente para el pueblo. >> hubo camiones que cruzaron. >> pero . >> en el puente santander hay una batalla campal, pasaron 4 camiones con ayuda humanitaria, dos fueron incendiados, uno fue robado y otro regresó al lado colombiano. >> en tienditas miles de personas esperaron por horas, la policía colombiana les cerró el paso, un día de frustración para seguidores de juan guaidó, pero están dispuestos a seguir adelante . >> no nos vamos a rendir, vamos pa' lante porque somos venezuela. >> se está viviendo de euforia en el puente santander porque han detenido a oficiales de la guardia bolivariana, de las tropas venezolanas, no sabemos si ingresaron por voluntad propia a colombia o si los han atrapado, son momentos de mucha tensión los que se viven en la frontera que es un polvorín. >> mucho cuidado, gracias por el reporte. >> lejos de la frontera, nicolás maduro organizó un

juan guaidÓ: niegan la ayuda humanitaria y dicen que es limosnas. >> el grupo de lima tambiÉn se reuniÓ la uniÓn europea. hasta al papa francisco le ha pedido que interceda. patricia; joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn llegÓ antes del amanecer en la corte de brooklyn. per la primera jornada de liberaciÓn terminó sin veredicto. maÑana continuarÁn las deliberaciones. estÁ acusado de 10 cargos. si el jurado lo declara culpable podrÍa pasar el resto de sus dÍas en la cÁrcel. y mientras espera el veredicto en el juicio del chapo en sinaloa se vive una tensa calma donde antes hubo enfrentamientos armados. incluso hay una agitada vida nocturna en bares y cantinas. jessica: la vida nocturna en sinaloa estÁ llena cerraban las discotecas de moda para divertirse. hoy la realidad parece un poco diferente policÍas, militares y marinos, recorren bares y cantinas de la capital. observamos, entran hasta los baÑos de los antros buscando armas. la moda en la tierra de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, fueron revisados. ¿te habÍa tocado un operativo? >> no. me preguntaron si traÍa la credencial. jessica: no pudo acreditar se

president maduro has described juan guaido as a us puppet. the us and how much contact is he having with the administration there? at this moment, it is a moment led by venezuelans. at the moment, there is a critical situation in the country and also the migration and refugee crisis, in the european union for example, has made venezuela and issue. that is by many countries and the us particularly are having a role. the movement in venezuela has very deep roots. the crisis with venezuela people. the us colombia or brazil, the european union or chile, are supporting the leadership. bank you for your time. i am afraid we have —— thank you. —— i am afraid we have —— thank you. —— i am afraid we have run out of time. let's get some of the day's other news. the government of the central african republic has agreed a peace deal with fourteen of the armed groups operating in the country. it comes after peace talks were held in sudan, sponsored by the african union and the un. the treaty is to be signed next week, but six previous agrements have faile

under rim president juan guaido has three powerful supports. the vendans. second, everything he has done is on the constitution. and third almost 60 countries already recognize guaido as the interim president. he said february 3 the humanitarian aid is going to start. i want to say thank you to all the countries that are doing these efforts to provide food and medicine to venezuelans who are suffering. colombia and brazil are doing the logistics. trish: how does that work? maduro if he continues to say no, i'm not allowing this stuff in and he send the venezuelan army there, what happens? >> as i said in the beginning, the regime is cracking, and also the armed forces. venezuela has more than 2,000 generals. that's more than nato. the maturity of the -- the majority of the soldiers are desperate to get rid of maduro. they are suffering from the same things as other venezuelans. in the next week we'll see more soldiers, you know, obeying the constitution and respecting juan guaido and we are close to restoring democracy after 20 years. trish: that will be an

in recognizing opposition leader juan guaido as interim president of venezuela. and britain are among those calling for free and fair elections as soon possible. this comes after big protests ov the weekend of nicolas maduro, who was reelecteddiast year in uted ballot. caracas, our international correspondent orla guerin reports. venezuela,yes on where it is not hard to find seems like this. the embattled president nicolas maduro insists his people are not paupers. begs to differ. he only needs what he can find. >> people don't throw things away anymore. obefore, they thr everything -- food, clothes, shoes. fisometimes i don' a thing, so i don't need.--at. orla: right across the street at the neighborhood fruitnd veg store, plenty on display but few customers. they talk abt the maduro diet, enforced weight loss due hyperinflation. what can you not afford to buy anymore? what things did you eat before that you don't know? -- now? milk," says i, read. "thank god there are no toddlers house. anyone who can is leaving the country." i have a handful of potatoes here.

juan guaido is meeting with the leader of brazil.t maduro is so desperate for cash to keep his grip on tour than he arranged to move out of the country 8 tons of central bank gold to sell it overseas. down, your take on everything that's happening? >> venezuela has a lot of gold. they mine the gold in the jungles along the border with brazil. it's find streams. and he's using this because he's not getting any more dollars. the u.s. was his most important cash customer for oil. the oil sent to china is bartered. liz: it many barters, it's loans. maduro has taken out a lot of loans. they use oil as collateral for this. how do you get maduro out? juan guaido talking to brazil on how to get maduro out. how do you do it? >> maduro is hunkering down. over a long period of time of, the financial crisis will only become more acute. the suffering of the venezuelan people will become more acute. but it's not clear that there is a crack in the allegiance to maduro. jorge ramos felt unsafe and threatened when he tried to show nicolas maduro imag

el gobierno de costa rica no aproÓo la toma de la embajada. >> mientras en venezuela juan guaidÓ convocoblaciÓn acudir a los cuarteles este sÁbado para exigir a los militares permitir el ingreso de la ayuda humanitaria al paÍs, rodeado de simpatizantes, dijo que el gobernante nicolÁs maduro habla ahora de convocar a elecciones con la sola intenciÓn de confundir a la opiniÓn pÚblica. . >> anterior gobierno, porque claramente estÁ de salida incluso desesperado, ahora sÍ hablaban de elecciones desesperados cuando no saben que ni de rey de carnaval ganarÍa. >> nicolÁs maduro habÍa

beaming on stage, the man many now look to as a saviour, juan guaido. being called venezuelan‘s obama, he's a powerful symbol, but an untested leader. today, he tried to court the military with what voice he had left. "welcome to every officer thatjoins the side of the constitution," he said. "we have amnesties, soldier of the nation, you have a role in the recovery of the nation of venezuela." these were the images broadcast by state tv. massive crowds that some claim were suspiciously large. president maduro offered to bring forward parliamentary elections to this year. that might sound like a concession, but the opposition already control parliament, so he's not given much. back at thejuan guaido rally, venezuelans literally throwing their money away. it's worth little or nothing anyway. the opposition has called for protests to continue until the maduro era is consigned to history. orla guerin, bbc news, caracas. and i've been speaking to orla guerin about the mood in the venezuelan capital during those mass protests. it was a real sense of expectat

——juan —— juan guaido. hello. saturday, the sunshine came back. but that's going to be harder to find through much of sunday. as cloud increases, some of us will see a bit more wet weather. but that comes after quite a hard frost to start the day. in fact, some places could well be into minus double figures, where the snow is deepest. you can see the extent of the frost as well, even in town and city centres, it's a cold start to the day. but for many of us, there will be some sunshine, but from the word go, northern ireland and western scotland, more cloud around here and some rain, sleet and snow, courtesy of these weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. and slowly pushing their way a bit further east as we go through the day. now, the early wet weather should be fairly soon out of the way in northern ireland. a damp start here. but again, the rain preceded by a bit of sleet and snow in places, and then that process moves across scotland. into northern england, mayjust fringe north wales. but south of that,

that was the message has vice president delivered to juan guaido, increasing the pressure on president nicolas maduro. it follows weeks of violence as troopsonight, brbritish opposition leader jeremy corbyn says he will back a second referendum on leaving the european union, it is a major u-turn and it comes just dayays afteter eigight labor l lawmaket the party. we will go live for the latest in london. and other surprises at the academy awards in los angeles. >> the oscar goes to "green book ." [applause] brent: a drama about race relations beats the odds for best picture. britain's olivia colman wins best actress in "the favou rite." ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. venezuela's opposition leader juan guaido is meeting leaders of north and south american countries in the colombian capital of bogota this evening. u.s. vice president mike pence is there. washington has become quite does key backers since he declared himself interim president and his standoff with nicolas maduro. this is a key moment for the opposition, j

have urged the venezuelan military to support the opposition leader juan guaido as interim president. the ill—nation lima group called for a change of government without the use of force and said president nicolas maduro's administration should lose access to venezuela's international assets. theresa may is heading to northern ireland where she'll tell business leaders that she's determined to find a way to deliver brexit and avoid a hard border with ireland. on wednesday she'll hold talks with the different political parties. police in belgium are hunting a gang who used the sewers to break into a bank in antwerp. it's thought they tunnelled from sewage pipes, boring into the vaults and making off with the contents of at least 20 deposit boxes. the sewerage company said the risk from gas and flash flooding made the heist extremely dangerous. you are up—to—date with the headlines. it is about 4:30am in the morning, i have to break it to you. it is time now for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. right now, venezuela is in the grip of political and economic chaos. two me

juan guaidÓ: hoy anunciamos la ayuda humanitaria y la libertad en venezuela.posibilidad de una intervenciÓn militar en venezuela encabezada por estados unidos. nicolÁs maduro ha visitado las principales bases militares del paÍs instando a sus soldados a defender a la patria.

the maduro assets have been given access by juan guaido. was stopped from maduro to banks in uraguay. state department officials acknowledge the international community is going to have to fund a substantial immediate humanitarian effort and longer term projects to help build the country under a new government. opposition leader juan guaido swore himself in last month. the united states immediately recognized him. ratcheted up the pressure. we talked to state department officials about how hopeful they are that there could be a transition there. they say they believe it could happen, but they have no timeline. liz: more developing stories. if i at chrysler recalling $880,000 pickup trucks nationwide. model years 2013-2017. there is a brake pedal issue related to the 2015 pickup. consumers complain about rubber in uncooked popcorn style chicken breasts it as a use by october 1, 2019 it was sold in florida, georgia, north carolina and south carolina. the most of fake news was spread on facebook about things like cancer, vaccines and food fan

for nicolas maduro as well, he calls juan guaido a puppet. t? isjuan guaido maybe seen as too aligned to the current us administration?” maybe seen as too aligned to the current us administration? i think evenif current us administration? i think even if it was not true at all, that is what nicolas maduro would say because that is the standard critique of the opposition. you could say it is true in the sense that he is banking a blot on the assistance of the us and off the eu, the countries that support him, but if you mean puppet in the sense that he is not acting on behalf of the opposition in venezuela, the majority of venezuelans support a change of government, if that is what you mean as puppet that i don't think that is a fair way to characterise it. he seems to be taking his own decisions, even though of course he is dependent on the support of the outside world at the support of the outside world at the moment. on the other side, nicolas maduro continues to hold onto power. he defies calls from the us and many other countries to hold e

presidente, daniel garrido sigue este viaje, vamos con Él. >> el presidente encargado diputado juan guaidÓ hasta llegar a la frontera colombo- venezolana esto si las autoridades venezolanas lo permiten, recordemos que guaidÓ tiene medidas cautelares luego de proclamarse presidente de la repÚblica el pasado 23 de enero ante una multitud, lo que el gobierno ha dicho es anticonstitucional, el diputado guaidÓ salio no sabemos si en un vehÍculo o en uno de los buses de la caravana, pero podemos confirmar que se estÁ trasladando en este momento hacia la frontera para dar inicio a este operativo que esÁa supuesto a hacer entrega de humr colombia, estados unidos y otras naciones hacia el territorio venezolano, es por ello que juan guaidÓ se estÁ trasladando, en este momento a la frontera, hay versiones de diferentes agencias pero no hay nada certero, lo Único es que el presidente encargado juan guaidÓ se desplaza en este momento hacia la frontera del estado, es la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios en miami. >> gracias, daniel, si las fuerzas democrÁticas estaran en el concierto de cÚcuta, el

the man the united states recognizes as president of that country, juan guaido, issuing his first directrder to the military saying aid will enter into venezuela in 11 days, period. the question is will the united states back up guaido's words? it's a strategically important country we don't want to risk sacrifice together russians, the cubans or china or anyone else. >> it's important that all the other countries in the world that support us, we are sure we are starting to change. and change the last chapter of a nightmare for many citizens. >> we hope nicolas maduro looks at a peaceful transition of power in venezuela and accept the will of the people to move his country forward and embrace the new president, juan guaido. >> we would like the peaceful transfer of power. for maduro to say i am out of here. get on a plane, go to another country and live on a nice beach the rest of his life. trish: do you run the risk of venezuela turning into a no-man's land where you have bad actors with links to hezbollah that could be more of a threat in our hemisphere? >> hezbollah has active cells.

china talking to interim president juan guaido. china interested in protecting the billions it has invested in venezuela. can china or russia go after the billions of dollars taken out of the country by maduro socialists? we'll bring in a former top american general to break it down. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. [♪] welcome to the show, you are watching the fox business network. we have every angle covered. we have edward lawrence in washington and casey stegall on the border in el paso, texas. reporter: the democrats and republicans say neither got everything they wanted, but they can live with the compromise on border security. >> the tentative agreement represents a welcome path forward for our country and away from the government shutdown. >> this is where the president wants to go top secure the borders of the united states. reporter: it has $1.35 billion for a barrier wall of steel slats. and no deal on immigration reform for the so-called dreamers. senator chuck schumer introduced a bill with

and as you mentioned, a number of countries, more countries now ing juan guaido are supporting juan guaido much every major democracy in the western hemisphere. david: but juan guaido lacks one important part of support, the military. is that vicki at this point, and is there any prospect the military will change its mind? otto: it is the key, because unfortunately the illegitimate president, nicolas maduro, still controls the armed forces, at least nominally. there are a lot of reports of unrest within the armed forces. there have been about 2002 factions -- defections of various ranks, from private the general. denouncing nicolas maduro and pledging allegiance to juan guaido, or simply leaving the country. we do not know what will happen if there is a confrontation, but that would be between the armed forces of venezuela, some of which have shown that they will fire an unarmed civilian, under -- well, they are pretty much under the control of the cubans, which president trump correctly said on monday in a speech, that the cubans control what is happening in venezuela and they have been f

participaron el vicepresidente interino juan guaidÓ y el vicepresidente de estados unidos.uela, ademÁs de una iniciativa. el vicepresidente mike pence se reuniÓ en privado con el presidente interino, jua guaidÓ y con miembros de la comunidadvenezolana. reitero que para washington todas las opciones permanecen sobre la mesa. >> al continuar llevando presiÓn económica y diplomÁtica sobre el rÉgimen de maduro,esperamos tener una transiciÓn pacÍfica a favor de la democracia. pero como ha dicho claramente el presidente trump, todas las opciones estÁn sobre la mesa. >> el presidente encargado en venezuela comenzÓ su interrupciÓn en el pleno, pidiendo un minuto de silencio para las vÍctimas de la violencia el pasado 23 de febrero. dijo que el rÉgimen de maduro, al que acusÓ de ser un santuario para terroristas, es una amenaza para lÍrica latina.tarde con el canciller de colombia dijo que existen mÚltiples amenazas contra el presidente interino y a su familia. en la entrevista con univisiÓn, dijo que Él reconoce los riesgos pero que van a regresar igual. nos vamos a sumar esta exig

they were pushed back and repelled by juan guaido's volunteers. bigger shedown expected tomorrow when supporters of interim president guaido converge at the borders to battle with maduro's forces to get humanitarian aid into the country. where is the outrage over socialism cries. democrats in an uproar, criticizing bernie sanders for dodging questions about the legitimacy of juan guaido. he now serves at the behest of the country's constitution. we have new sound of bernie sanders saying he wanted to puke when president john f. kennedy criticized communism as morally dark and poisonous for the world. robert kraft * accused of soliciting prostitution. "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show, two dead, 11 critically injured after venezuelan soldiers work for nicolas maduro opened fire and shot civilians in a clash over humanitarian aid at the brazilian border. a number of those shot are critically injured. nicolas maduro moving to possibly shut the border to the west with colombia. >> you are talking about the violence that happened

even juan guaido, it's not like he's from the president's own political party.e's more aligned with the labor party here in the united kingdom and yet the president is giving the support. what do you think motivates that policy from the united states? >> i think it's the age-old -- it's nothing new with trump. it's the age-old giant of the north's view of latin america and its prerogatives in latin america. they haven't changed for 150 years, particularly the last 70 years so i'm very concerned and the person behind juan guaido is leopoldo lopez, and those who represent the interests in venezuela, despite their party affiliations and names of those whom we throughout the years have most supported, the 5% of the most wealthy people in venezuela. so i'm very concerned that we don't mess this up by allowing ourselves too much interest in it. the venezuelan people need to settle this issue. it's going to be probably very difficult to do so because look what happened with chavez. chavez managed, despite his thuggery, corruption and maduro is deepening and making it e

the free world recognizes juan guaido and increasingly we are hearing of hundreds of soldiers desertings military. they are switching ranges and supporting guaido. what happens in the next couple of weeks as guaido tries to return to venezuela and tries to lead his country forward given nicolas maduro is threatening a lot should he come back? >> first we have to say those of us who are fortunate enough to live in free societies. that somebody like juan guaido deserves our support. this is a young man only in his mid third who has shown incredible valor, courage, eloquence in his defense of freedom. but he's risking his rife every single day. i don't doubt his sincerity when he says he's going back to venezuela. he's the legitimate president of venezuela. he was appointed by the assembly which is the tomorrow freely elected body in venezuela. the national assembly. which you are seeing tonight being shot up by these cuban thugs. trish: i'm worried about him. i asked vice president pence, how is he going to get back into the country? juan guaido was not allowed out of the country. maduro

nicolas maduro continues to block that as juan guaido says thousands could starve. we obtained new video showing how desperate many venezuelans have become. scarbecome. scavaging for food in the back of the garbage trucks. all of this desperate video to watch. back to the u.s., we'll take out new york stock exchange to see what happened in trading today. gerri willis has the story. gerri: a big turnaround at the close. the nasdaq up 10 points. the dow up 7 weeks in a low. that's the longest streak since 2017. it was a tough week for stocks. exxon got kudlowed in the middle of the week when he said the u.s. and china remain far apart in their negotiations. interesting also united healthcare facing head winds after the head of health and human services said the department can't eliminate pharmacy benefit managers owned by united healthcare. it was a tough week but we came out smelling good, holding that 25,000 level. traders say that a march deadline may be changed. may be delayed. we'll see if that happens. liz: thank you for your reporting from the big board. alexan

el gobierno de costa rica no aproÓo la toma de la embajada. >> mientras en venezuela juan guaidÓ convocoecciones con la sola intenciÓn de confundir a la opiniÓn pÚblica. . >> anterior gobierno, porque claramente estÁ de salida incluso desesperado, ahora sÍ hablaban de elecciones desesperados cuando no saben que ni de rey de carnaval ganarÍa. >> nicolÁs maduro habÍa desafiado a juan guaidÓ a elecciones asegurando que volverÍa a ganar. este mediodÍa zarpÓ de puerto rico un barco con casi 300 toneladas de ayuda humanitaria para venezuela, david rodrÍguez va a bordo del buque cargado de alimentos, medicinas y productos de primera necesidad, david adelante, buenas tardes. >> saludos josÉ, para ti y para los televidentes estamos a bordo del barco de carga que saliÓ al mediodÍa de hoy del muelle de san juan y va rumbo a venezuela, a bordo hay diez contenedores con 300 tonelada de ayuda humanitaria, esos contenedores que ustedes van a ver en estos momentos llevan medicamentos, y alimentoso gobierno de el eside interino, juan guaidÓ a bordo tambiÉn hay incluso coordinadores venezolanos que se han

juan guaido has been recognised by a number of countries in the west.es significant problems. president maduro, their enemy, their opponent, still controls the country. the high command of the armed forces is still loyal to the president, and government forces are celebrating their own gatherings at the moment. but nevertheless, for the opposition now, this is one of their most optimistic moments in years. we are going to take you live to caracas. that is nicolas maduro speaking at a rally. this is to celebrate the socialist party's celebration of the 20th anniversary of the rise to power of hugo chavez. the socialist party being the ruling party and hugo chavez was nicolas maduro‘s predecessor, who has passed away. this protest and march held in conjunction with the one forjuan guaido. russia has suspended its participation in a key nuclear arms control agreement after the united states announced yesterday that it would do the same. the us and other nato countries say russia has violated the intermediate—range nuclear forces treaty — an accusation russ

because the opposition, juan guaido, has made a direct appeal to the military, tojoin them. s lots of fear on the military ranks, thatjuan guaido will not be able to fulfil the promise he made amnesty and forgetting , forgiving. all the military officers who joined the opposition forces, to stand by the opposition and the people and constitution, but there is a lot of fear that nicolas maduro will still have the presidency and they will be imprisoned orjudged by treason to their homeland, so i think that's the key, if the opposition managed somehow to gain the military trust, that would be a definite change in the country. a senior roman catholic cardinal has said that files documenting child sexual abuse were destroyed, allowing offences to continue. cardinal marx made the comments during an unprecedented four—day summit at the vatican, which has brought together bishops from across the world. he told the conference on paedophilia in the church, that procedures to prosecute offender's were "deliberately not complied", and that "the rights of victims were effectively trampled

hasta hace unos minutos permanecÍa juan guaidÓ.o de la audiencia, llegando hasta el escenario. los detalles los tiene jesse vaquero. jesse: con este abrazÓ el presidente ivÁn duque, juan guaidÓ celebró su llegada a suelo colombiano. siempre acompaÑado de duke, el presidente interino de venezuela se acercÓ al propio lugar del concierto, donde sus compatriotas lo colmaron de elogios. en el puente internacional, ambos dieron un primer mensaje. >> el anterior gobiernoesta de salida. se viene el cambio para venezuelay para la regiÓn. >> ya les llegÓ la hora de decir adiÓs. jesse: mientras guaidÓ estaba circulando por el lado de venezuela, se lo ve subirdio a un helicÓptero. luego se le ve corriendo por terreno colombiano.>> le agradezco al pueblo de venezuela todos respaldo para poder estar aquÍ hoy. jesse: maÑana liberarÁn el paso de la ayuda humanitaria hace hacia venezuela. faltan pocas horas para el dÍa v. se supone que las dos estarÁn maÑana repartiendo estas ayudas en tres puentes de colombia. enrique: la idea es establecer una ca

must resign, says juan guaido. the men are in a standoff over delivery of humanitarian aid from neighboring brazil and colombia. attempts or rebuffed and around 300 people were injured in clashes at border crossing points. bogota too arrived in discuss venenezuela future. has been recognized by more than 50 countries. he is calling on the international community to consider a all measures to frere venezuela. >> venezuela wakes up emerged in a crisis. venezuela are here today. we came to help our people. onple who resist and d insist democracy and freedom. >> renewed clashes have broken out between his supporters and national guardsmen blocking the entry point. >> we want humanitarian aid to enter into venezuela. >> the nightmare is over. we do not want nicolas maduro. he has to go out. we are counting his days. that day has to be today. >> he has defied pressure to hold elections, choosing to his desk choosing to dismiss his rival. biggestuan guaido's challenges is getting the backing of the military that has been

protestors now actually on the streets, we see in venezuela, this is all part of the call from juan guaidoeader, who has called for millions of people to take to the streets today, we know from the associated press that juan guiado a few minutes ago that he was on humanitarian aid truck, he has ordered trucks to be sent to venezuela from kukuta, colombia, from what we understand are on their way to the border, what will happen then, we don't know, but obviously what we are now seeing more and more venezuelans taking to the street, we are seeing tear gas from venezuelan military forces being shot at protestors and we don't have a sense of like arrests or deaths or anything like that at this moment and we also don't know which side to have border juan guiado is on but we do know streets are getting more packed with folks. again, the opposition believes and still believes that when more and more people get on the streets and if they can really gain momentum today that the humanitarian aid truck filled with food and medicine and diapers will be able to be delivered today. they strongly believe

pressure is mounting as support for juan guaido mounts. voiced theirp support for the opposition leader. finally,e agreed, reiteratate their support for aa process of peaceful transition through political and diplomatic means without the use of force. >> the members encourage the venezuelan military to back juan guaido and allow human terry -- allow humanitarian assistance to come into the country. >> venezuelans have the right to express themselves. fritz recognizes juan guaido. recognizes one glider. guaido. recognize him as the acting president of venezuela. >> not all european nations agree. the issue e has divided italy in particular, ignoring advice from the president at the behest of the five-star movement, the popular government has blocked a draft statement that would have said all members acknowledged ido asilider as -- juan gua interim president. russia is behind madura. eu ofemlin accusing the interference. >> and anti-crime bill has been brought forward. key measures include categorizing malicious as organized criminal groups.

they want juan guaido. right now they want nicolas maduro gone. what happens this goes on for another month and they are saying to themselves, i was living on $3 a month, now i get 50 cents and things are even worse. >> the administration is being proactive. where is that aid going to go? it will the go in three entry points along clom yams borders. this is a chance for the united states to show its face and offer additional assistance and helping guard some of this assistance and push it into venezuela. think about how maduro is going to react to having hundreds of tons of supplies dumped into his laps on the border of venezuela and he can't even feed his own soldiers. this is being done as an information campaign and being done very, very well. trish: strategically. let me ask you about russia. people say why should we care about venezuela. i thought president trump wasn't going to go around the world putting into other -- butting into other people's business. why do you care about venezuela? >> russia has been trying to get a foothold into vene

juan guaido says he and his family are okay. they are okay tonight following an attempt by maduro's special forces to intimidate his wife and infant daughter just yesterday. tonight i speak to a man who knows maduro's intimidation tactics all too well. rafael guzman. he says what his country needs to unsight maduro. -- to unsee the maduro. mike pence holding a rally with former venezuelan exiel exiles and political prisoners. >> this is no time for dialogue. it's time for action. the time has come to end the maduro dictatorship once and for all. trish: congressman diaz who was with the vice president is going to jane me in just a moment. primetime will be begins right now. [♪] trish: wreaking right now. i'm look agent page 33 on the new sanctions from the u.s. treasury department that literally just came out minutes ago. the bottom line here noise american can own venezuelan debt. now, you say okay, good. why should any american be lending money to venezuela? it turns out that money has already been lent than is something called

trish: my thanks to juan guaido. there is much more, including much more on the american hostages being held there tonight from my exclusive interview. we'll have more for you tomorrow night and we'll play more excerpts throughout the show. more on the failures of socialism and why we cannot let far-left politicians like about rsh or alexandria ocasio-cortez have their way in america. in just minutes my exclusive interview with a venezuelan doctor who is risking his life to detail the crisis at venezuela's public hospitals. unsanitary conditions, lack of medicine, lack of water. the real cost of socialism. this is it, folks. listen up, bernie sanders. will it feel like the wheend of a journey?p working, or the beginning of something even better? when you prepare for retirement with pacific life, you can create a lifelong income... so you have the freedom to keep doing whatever is most meaningful to you. a reliable income that lets you retire, without retiring from life. that's the power of pacific. ask your financial

we are trying to make sure juan guaido has the tools he needs to provide hope for his people and therter: aid car vans are planning to cross into venezuela saturday. maduro's government says it's banning flights to block more aid. john bolton tweeted venezuela's military attache announced he officially recognizes juan guaido as the interim president of venezuela. leaving the maduro regime. liz: the military attache of venezuela deserting the socialist dictator nicolas maduro and is throwing his support behind juan guaido. bernie sanders launching his presidential campaign yesterday. sanders has raids a record amount within the first 24 hours that beat out his democrat rivals so far. >> 2020 presidential candidate, senator bernie sanders dropping massive fundraising numbers. sanders' campaign says they raised $million in donations from all 50 states. more than 225,000 gave people. the average donation is, $27. bernie sanders was considered the frontrunner. kamala harris raised $1.5 million in her first 24 hours following her announcement. this is four times that amount. liz: president

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en venezuela nicolÁs maduro asegurÓ que el presidente interino juan guaidÓ tendrÁ que responder a laltaba para que jalisco realizaba su imperio y acaba de lograrlo tras el veredicto de culpabilidad del chapo guzmÁn. >>se caracteriza por manifestar y demostrar el poder que tienen, quiÉn es mÁs sanguinario, mÁs violento y más agresivo... >>los inicios se remontan a 2007 primero como brazo armado del cÁrtel de sinaloa bajo el nombre de "mata zetas" que dio origen al temible cartel jalisco. su virulencia era conocida por los llamado narco bloqueos en jalisco, tras el intento fallido de arrestar a su lÍder... porque ladea ofrece una recompensa de $10,000,000. mÁs asombroso de su poderÍo, fue cuando sus hombres derribaron un helicÓptero de fuerzas federales con un lanzagranadas... algo nunca antes visto en otros carteles. >> se hacen pasar por vengadores sociales. dicen que van a matar a la familia de los que estÁn robando. son una especie que se promueve como, una especie de robin hulk... >>> expertos en temas de narcotrÁfico, esto es como una empresa con decenas de sucursales dedicado a