cuban calls juan guaido's government a puppet government of the u.s.. yet it is cuba who is using domestic spying techniques and mechanisms of oppression. they have wielded these against their own people for decades. militaryf the cuban and intelligence services are entrenched in the venezuelan state. cuban security forces have displaced venezuelan security forces in a clear violation of venezuelan sovereignty. here, maduro has no venezuelans around him and many of his personal security and advisors are acting not at the direction of the venezuelan people or possibly the direction of maduro, but the direction of regime.n but -- cuban they provide political support to maduro and those around him. electricity, is no when there is no water, thank the hydrologist from cuba. food, thank the cuban communist overlords. why is cuba asserting so much influence in venezuela? what is in it for them? follow the corrupt elites and ideology and the money. revolutionaryst share a natural affinity with maduro socialist. the rule of law and free and fair elections. the

juan guaidÓ: el pueblo venezolano se va a confundir con una falsa inhabilitaciÓn.a: el parlamento europeo reitera el reconocimiento de Él le presidente interino a su cÍrculo cercano con esta decisiÓn sobre la figura de juan guaidÓ se intensifica la tensiÓn polÍtica en el país por ella el presidente encargado mantiene la movilizaciÓn de calle que buscan el aumento de la presiÓn para lograr sacar a nicolÁs maduro del poder. desde caracas venezuela andrea cedeÑo, univisiÓn. patricia: cambiemos de tema el pleno de la cÁmara de senadores de mÉxico aprobÓ el fuero en caso de corrupciÓn y delitos electorales tanto para presidente como para los legisladores federales. de esta forma fueron reformados algunos artÍculos de la constituciÓn, con el objetivo de agilizar el procedimiento del retiro de la inmunidad polÍtico a nivel de diputados y senadores. por segunda ocasiÓn el narcotraficante rafael quintero logrÓ retrasar su extradición a estados unidos esto debido que la corte suprema no se pronunciÓ respecto a la extradiciÓn del llamado narco de narcos, lo acusan del asesina

--juan guaido. his dictatorship is teetering. they don't have what they need to keep him as president. this abusive government can only lose, arresting wide-out -- juan guaido would be a huge mistake. juan guaido called for more protests to incrcrease the pressure on nicocolas maduduro o step down. onon saturday, we will continuen the streets. they were not best one s second until l frdom is achieved. on sunday, he warned m maduro tt if the government takes him into custody, it would be a great mistake. perhaps the last. phil: the interim president had a hero's welcome. how important is the protest for him? >> in the words of juan guaido, we have already heard that he plans another mass protest. he left the country for over a week in a situation that is desperate and uncertain for money. we have seen many opposition leaders in venezuela come and go who could not achieve a change in the government. that is a fear that many have. that juan guaido could not succeed in his mission. he needed to come to venezuela and show strength and

juan guaidÓ: el pueblo venezolano se va a confundir con una falsa inhabilitaciÓn.lo cercano con esta decisiÓn sobre la figura de juan guaidÓ se intensifica la tensiÓn polÍtica en el país por ella el presidente encargado mantiene la movilizaciÓn de calle que buscan el aumento de la presiÓn para lograr sacar a nicolÁs maduro del poder. desde caracas venezuela andrea cedeÑo, univisiÓn. patricia: cambiemos de tema el pleno de la cÁmara de senadores de mÉxico aprobÓ el fuero en caso de corrupciÓn y delitos electorales tanto para presidente como para los legisladores federales. de esta forma fueron reformados algunos artÍculos de la constituciÓn, con el objetivo de agilizar el procedimiento del retiro de la inmunidad polÍtico a nivel de diputados y senadores. por segunda ocasiÓn el narcotraficante rafael quintero logrÓ retrasar su extradición a estados unidos esto debido que la corte suprema no se pronunciÓ respecto a la extradiciÓn del llamado narco de narcos, lo acusan del asesinato del agente de la dea en 1982. una trÁgica agonÍa en guatemala 18 personas murieron atro

venezuela's internal affairs after he held a press conference expressing support of opposition leader juan guaido. mr. gordo, who has declared himself interim president, says the german minister should stay -- mr. gordo -- mr. white oh -- mr. guaido. >> this regime has no right to declare anyone persona non grata. this is simply a threat and that is how it should be seen by the free world. the german ambassador and this country have helped bring in humanitarian aid. it seems the maduro regime will not tolerate anyone who wants to help venezuela. >> germany's foreign minister has condemned the explosion. >> this will in no way mean we would week -- we would reconsider our support of juan guaido o as president with the task of ordering free, fair elections. >> ecuador is one of about 50 countries to back juan guaido who was actually in the country last week meeting the president. the country's vice president is now here in berlin. political correspondent asked what ecuador could offer juan guaido. >> support for him. he was proclaimed by the national assembly of venezuela as president and we think

we have juan guaido coming up tonight. exclusive tonight. my interview with juan guaido, the man the united states and the rest of the free world recognize as the president of venezuela. hear his message to dictator nicolas maduro as this massive blackout continues, crippling a country. penal have no electricity. they are going on six days of no electricity. guaido says nicolas maduro has only himself to blame for the humanitarian crisis. it's just moments away. i switched to miralax for my constipation. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your body to unblock your system naturally. and it doesn't cause bloating, cramping, gas, or sudden urgency. miralax. look for the pink cap. something important. it's not going to be easy. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad. look limu. a civilian tbuying a new car.ug let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you o

juan guaido expected -- when is juan guaido expected back in the e country? catherine: the details are being him anduarded secret by his team. all eyes and venezuela are on his return, when that will be, how that will pass off. he announced on social media to many thousands of followers he would return to venezuelan soil on monday, ending the broadcast by saying see you tomorrow at the protest. he said it will be a a challenge toto return. under a aido has been travel ban. when he left the country a week ago, he defied that travavel ban to see about eight at the border and to meet with m mike pence. there is a question about what will happen with juan guaido upon his return. arrests him or kidnaps him, as he put it, that would be a mistake. last thing --. there are questionss about how this return would pass off. julia: juan guaido has called on people to take to the streets again this monday. what can we expect in caracas? atherine: there is demonstration being planned for downtown caracas. is calling on people to come down in defiance of nicolas maduro. it

el presidente interino, juan guaidÓ tambiÉn criticÓ. la opiniÓn pÚblica de este paÍs y en otras partes del mundo. hasta el momento se desconoce su propÓsito. el presidente interino juan guaidÓ rechazó la presencia de tropas rusas en territorio venezolano. reitero que para ello se requiere la aprobaciÓn del parlamento. condenÓ este despliegue de ayudas. el mandatario estadounidense hoy fue firme en su posiciÓn. " rusia debe salir" y advirtiÓ otra vez que " todas las opciones siguen sobre la meta" aunque en esa posiciÓn no ha encontrado eco entre los aliados de estados unidos en latinoamÉrica sin embargo los representantes del gobierno de vladimir putin, rechazaron esta postura y reiteraron que se trata de una conspiraciÓn militar legÍtima. >> "tenemos cooperaciÓn militar con venezuela y por eso a veces enviamos aviones militares a este paÍs, igual que lo hace estados unidos. " >> siguen exacerban o se por este apagÓn que continÚa en algunos lugares del paÍs. escasez de insumos y medicamentos en hospitales y se suma la falla en el sistema

al final juan guaidÓ regreso a venezuela como habÍa prometido.ente interino entro a travÉs del aeropuerto internacional. pasÓ por inmigraciÓn y se traslado a centro de caracas para hacer una gran concentraciÓn de miles de personas. al llegar le dio fuerzas a sus compatriotas para seguir adelante con el cambio en el paÍs. >>> buendÍa. fue haa las 2:30 dl mediodÍa cuando llegÓ el presidente interino juan guaidÓ luis travÉs del aeropuerto internacional. atravesÓ inmigraciÓn sin ningÚn problema lo espera una gran multitud de personas y se mostrÓ ante ellos y de alguna forma muchos lo entendieron retirangando a nicÁ maduro . guaidÓ en el mes de enero tiene prohibiciÓn de salida del paÍs y recordemos que guaidÓ visito cuatro naciones e su salida internacional y eso en la frontera con colombia en lo que trato de ser la entrada de la ayuda humanitaria. vamos a ver las primeras palabras que juan guaidÓ transmitio a los venezolanos >>> luego de las amenazas >>> fueron entonces parte de las impresiones y las imÁgenes captadas en la llegada del momento de ju

government is clinging to the trappings of power, while the country's other self—proclaimed president, juan guaidos against him. my my guest is one of guaido‘s key allies in the venezuelan parliament, juan andres mejia. is there a way out of venezuela's protracted agony? juan andres mejia in caracas, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, it isa welcome to hardtalk. thank you, it is a pleasure to be here. we have a big time delay on this line, but my first question is a pretty simple one. your party colleague and associate juan guaido one. your party colleague and associatejuan guaido proclaimed himself to be president of venezuela onjanuary himself to be president of venezuela on january 23. ever since himself to be president of venezuela onjanuary 23. ever since then, conditions of the venezuelan people have gotte n conditions of the venezuelan people have gotten worse. do you feel a sense of responsibility for deepening venezuela's chaos? not at all. venezuela's political, economic and social crisis started many years ago and what we have seen in the last few months, it is basically the same we saw la

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vice president michael pence tweeted out juan guaido's return to venezuela is of the highest importancemust be able to reenter venezuela safely. let's bring in a former navy intelligence officer. what will happen with guaido gets arrested? he has 54 plus countries supporting him. what if he gets arrested? >> i think it wouldn't be a good idea for the maduro regime to do that. vice president pence made it clear the u.s. will step up its response if that happens. the temperature is rising in venezuela. guaido's return to the country is probably the most of promising stein in a while that change is coming. for the most of part the fight has been done politically and financially and diplomatically. but what i worry about the most of is a larger issue happening covertly because i'm seeing this disturbing sign of a potential military escalation taking place. we have seen reports of the russians send military contracts there. you have got russia in there. you have got iran trying to pull the strings and change the way they think. this is a dangerous precedent to set. liz: it sounds like what y

anyway, juan guaido is heading back to venezuela. his home. of the threats from nicolas maduro. we will be on it for you. exclusively for you on "trish regan primetime". have a terrific weekend! maria bartiromo is next. happy weekend everyone! welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i maria bartiromo. thank you for joining us. in a few moments, citigroup special economic advisor is my special guest. document economic growth. then later in the program joining me for former director, doug aiken whose group, american action form edit at the cost of the green new deal. you will not believe the price tag. meanwhile, the u.s. economy grew

anyway, juan guaido is heading back to venezuela. hitler's bombs... >> the airpower of the nazis was turned against britain. >> ...an unmistakable voice rallies the brits. >> i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. >> you think churchill saw his lisp as beneficial? >> what hitlerism is suffering in libya is only a sample and a foretaste of what we have got to give him and his accomplices. >> it was such an inspiring speech that it just worked magic on people. >> his dental tech worked magic, too. >> churchill said to my father, "you're not going anywhere. you're staying here with me." >> how did he earn a place in history? >> when you opened the box, what did you see? >> well, i saw some teeth

just how big of a risk is juan guaido taking by returning home? is a courageous decision for juan guaido to ret venezuela, but i think he had no choice. to be an effective opposition leader in venezuela, you have to be in the country. we focus on the international aspects of therisis, but the real action takes place at home. jane: what does maduro do now? what are the choices he has? beamin: i think ultimately he would like to neutralize this new opposition figure as he has done dismantling venezuelan democracy and imprisoning her opposition figures. but right now his hold on power fragile, so he is operating with unusual caution. jane: you say quite fragile, but it has not collapsed. why not? controls --nowe benjamin: for now he controls the entire territory and the militaec services. thomy is collapsing and he suffers from hyperinflation and the risk of defections from senior officials in the military, scarcity of basic gos. the reality is we have a false impression of how strongly he controls the country. jane: what will it take -- as you say,

en venezuela, juan guaidÓ busca ocho y el gobierno contesta con pedidos de ayuda.acre de nueva zelanda deja 50 vÍctimas mortales y en tijuana se roban el alambrado de pÚas que se puso para proteger la frontera. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. arantxa: buenas noches, bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. el rÉgimen de t ortega d -- de ortega detuvo 60 c perso un todo -- personas. la comisiÓn interamericana de derechos humanoscondenÓ la represiÓn. tuvo un saldo de docenas de s detenidos y varios golpeados, entre ellos un periodista al que tambiÉn le robaron sus equipos. >> estÁn tirando balas. >> la marcha fue convocada por universitarios y movimientos sociales agrupados en la unidad azul y blanco. >> decenas de manifestantes buscaron refugios en establecimientos seguras, pero la policÍa logrÓ arrestarlos con violencia. lo opositores consideran que la excarcelaciÓn de los presos polÍticos debe darse ya. se habrÁ vamos a demostrar que -- >> vamos a demostrar que el pueblo no tiene derechos. >> es todo de mi

deshaciendo al ré nacionales, llegÓ a venezuela el presidente interino juan guaidÓ.des que muchos se preguntan es si podrÍa ser arrestado ya que maduro le acusa de querer dar un golpe de estado. y ademÁs, el tribunal supremo de justicia dictÓ en su contra una orden de prohibiciÓn de salida del paÍs. pamela. y precisamente, dijeron en tono amenazante que las ha autoridades estarÍan esperÁndolo para que rinda cuentas que se estas advertencias, dijo que se intentan detenerlo, serÁ una de las Últimas y mÁs costosos errores de nicolÁs maduro. eso fue lo que escribiÓ a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter a su llegada. "ya en nuestra tierra amada de venezuela. hagamos de pasa inmigraciÓn y nos moviliza demasiado donde estÁ nuestro puebla.2 broja: estamos hablando de esa llegada. habÍa muchísimos diplomÁticos en ese aviÓn de muchos paÍses que estaban esperando. embajador de alemania, rumanÍa, portugal, francia y paÍses bajos. pamela: precisamente ahora vamos a caracas vÍa telefÓnica con andrea cabello que se ha unido esta caravana del aeropuerto con el programa venezolano y nos m

police used pepper spray against supporters of the opposition leader, juan guaido.joined the islamic state group —dies in a syrian camp. — dies in a syrian camp. staying in syria, at least four lorry loads of people have been evacuated from the village of baghouz in syria, where a final assault is expected soon. over the past six years the so—called islamic state caliphate has shrunk from the size of britain to less than a square mile on syria's border with iraq. the syrian democratic forces today paused military operations to allow the last civilians to leave. many travel to camps for the displaced and those facilities are now overwhelmed with people. joining me from damascus is dr fran equiza — the unicef representative in syria. thanks forjoining us. we have been talking especially about the death of the two and a half week baby son of the two and a half week baby son of the two and a half week baby son of the british teenager shamima begum and she was in a camp in north—eastern syria, what are conditions like in these camps, which ijust said, are now overwhelmed

protestan contra nicolÁs maduro juan guaidÓ llama a continuar con la lucha buenas tardes, un tercer apagÓnen oscuridad a una parte de caracas cuando se producÍan las marchas. pasaron 72 horas sin electricidad y esta es nuestra principal noticia, ademÁs este sÁbado gobierno separÓ a mÁs familias migrantes de las que reconoce miles de padres e hijos siguen separados. una hora menos. este domingo comienza el horario de verano y con Él la polemica algunos piel san que adelantar el reloj no ahorra energÍa. y quieren eliminar el cambio de horario. >>> terapia canina. les presentamos algunos de los 39 amigos de 4 patas que tienen la misiÓn de ayudar a niÑos de escasos recursos con discapacidad y problemas emocionales. son los perros terapeutas >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaque vaque va quiero. >>> empujones, gritos y conflictos, los militares chocaron con con la oposiciÓn venezolana que intentaba marchar por las calles de caracas. el gobierno insiste que la mano estadounidense estÁ detras de l emergencia que mantiene al paÍs en las tinieblas la de hoy fue la primera muestra de fuerzas que el

he says juan guaido has acted illegally and is trying to stage a coup.e knows arresting him would bring instant reaction both on the streets of venezuela and from abroad. the trump adminiration has made no bones about its support for mr. guaido. national security advisor john bolton warned maduro of sw retribution should anything happen to him. so the lines of the venezuela conflict are drawn. now the question mostel venezus are asking is if mr. maduro will accept hi' opponent's return or arrest him in t coming days. ll grant, bbc news, caracas. for more on the situationke in venezuela i sarlier with the former south america director for the national security council who is now at the wilson center. is is pretty provocative stuff. just how big of a risk is juan ouaido taking by returning home? >> it is a couradecision for juan guaido to return to venezuela, but i think he had no choice. to be anffective opposition leader in venezuela, you have to be in the country. we focus on the international aspects of the crisis, but the real action takes place at ho

we note 50 countries have recognised juan guaido as the president. he has the support of the military. what happens next? where does the shift have to come from actual change to happen if that is what is going to happen? will it be violent? is that what will instigate change? perhaps it is necessary? i really hope there is no violence. i am necessary? i really hope there is no violence. iam hesitant necessary? i really hope there is no violence. i am hesitant to claim one way or another. there was a major shift in the opposition. the opposition since 2015 has been divided, they have been bickering between each other, different factions. in january 23rd, juan guaido came out in every single person, leaders and the population, rallied behind him. that is a huge change in venezuela. it is amazing what he has been able to do since then. he has the support of the international community, the european union, most latin american countries rallied behind him to see some kind of solution to the situation. the goal of the opposition right now is to get the mil

hasta dÓnde llegara juan guaido?ornia encabeza otra demanda colectiva contra el gobierno de donald trump. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: quÉ tal?, muy buenas noches. cuadrillas de socorristas libran una batalla contra reloj en alabama para encontrar a los desaparecidos luego del paso de un potente tornado. 23 fallecidos y 24 horas, hay familias que podrÍan estar atrapadas en montaÑas de escombros. no se descarta que aumenten los muertos.tarazona tiene el informe. revelaron que los pobladores sÓlo tuvieron entre ocho y 10 minutos. el letal fenÓmeno natural derrumbÓ viviendas, muchas de ellas casas mÓviles. muchos Árboles fueronarrancados de raÍz. [hablen inglÉs] >> perdimos niÑos, padres, madres, dijo la gobernadora de la obama. un pequeÑo pana de seis aÑos es una de las vÍctimas. el tornado llega al condado lee y la madre pierde el rastro del pequeÑo. >> su madre norteamericana y asistÍa a la escuela l

the opposition leader, juan guaido, has returned to caracas. herrero, a new york times reporter in the capital, and i asked her what was likely to happen next given that mr guaido been threatened with jail on his return. actually, the government of nicolas maduro was vacant since last week. it was the head of the constituent assembly said on a weekly show he anchors, and also nicolas maduro had already threatened juan guaido with that, as well as the vice president. but this didn't happen. actually what happened was that grow one came to the country through the main airport of venezuela in a commercial flight airport of venezuela in a commercial flight from panama, with the help of the president of panama, and he was greeted as a chief of state inside of the airport. the airport that is actually controlled by military, by the national police, and he said over. . . the national police, and he said over... in his speech today that it was because of this military and the police and the security forces, who allowed him in. i mean, it was them who al

juan guaido said nicolas maduro was keeping the people in darkness.he power cuts were the result of acts of sabotage carried out by the opposition. the red cross has said that in about two weeks they will be able to bring in supplies of aid, estimating they can help about 650,000 people, and with ita help about 650,000 people, and with it a tacit acceptance by the maduro government that there is indeed a humanitarian crisis taking place in venezuela. let's get some of the day's other news. in mozambique, the authorities say the number of cases of cholera in the port of beira has doubled over the past 48 hours. 271 people have now been infected with the disease since cyclone idai struck beira two weeks ago. government and aid workers are seeking to contain the spread of cholera and the environment minister said no deaths had been reported at beira's hospitals so far. at least 32 people have been killed in flash floods in western afghanistan. the national disaster management authority said heavy rains have destroyed hundreds of homes and floodwaters swe

el presidente juan guaidÓ responsabilizÓ a nicolÁs maduro juan guaidÓ: el mensaje es amedrentarnos?unidad internacional. el vicepresidente mike pence y el secretario del departamento de estado mike pompeo exigieron la liberaciÓn de marrero. esta acciÓn fue rechazada por el mar, cuando se exigiÓ el cese el hostigamiento y las prÁcticas sistemáticas de detenciÓn y tortura en contra de la ciencia de este paÍs. enrique: de regreso en los estados unidos como la secretarÍa de seguridad kristen nielsen confirmÓ hoy que el gobierno trump no cuenta con las instalaciones necesarias para mantener en centros de detenciÓn al elevado nÚmero de indocumentados que sigue llegando por esa frontera. la funcionaria agregÓ que por eso ha decidido liberar a la mayor cantidad de familias migrantes posible. juan carlos gonzÁlez con los detalles. 4:1 de los primeros temas que abordÓsta en nielsen: no tenemo las instalaciones necesarias para mantener en centros de detenciÓn a las nÚmeros que no habÍamos visto. juan carlos: tambiÉn dicen que lo hacen para hacer mÁs rápid la solicitud de asilo. se reÚnen con u

you expect more sanctions and coalesce behind juan guaido. don't arrest him that makes maduro look weak. there is some who wish they arrested guaido some weeks back. there is really no good decision here because juan guaido knows one way or the other if he is able to get back into the country as we expect he will very shortly if he is not already that that will have a major impact on the opposition and will breathe new life into the opposition against the socialist government here in venezuela. >> and the u.s. warning very strongly if guaido is arrested. we know you will stay on top of it. >> when the summit with north korea collapsed the president said sometimes you have to walk. now he is suggesting it was the democrats' fault that he didn't make a deal. does removing makeup your skin deserves better. garnier micellar cleansing water with micelles that work like a magnet. it's a pure way to remove stubborn makeup without harsh rubbing. cleansing, reinvented. micellar water. by garnier, naturally! [music playing] jerry has a membership to thi

juan guaido is pushing for a strike of government workers. oil workers were at these meetings over the national strike that he's calling for. that would hit right at the heart of maduro's financial lifeline. we take to you bernie sanders. his backers increasingly worried his team's blood feud with the clinton campaign will. there is a split erupting between sanders and ocasio-cortez. and we big deeper into ocasio-cortez's campaign crisis. we have the anti-corruption group who just filed one of the government complaints against her campaign. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. you are watching the fox business network. let's get to the late-breaking developments in venezuela. reporter: opposition leader and interim president juan guaido, but nicolas maduro remains. john bolton says the administration is pursuing several initiatives to help transition maduro from power. he said the united states is putting foreign and financial institutions on notice that they will face sanctions for being involved in facilitating ille

juan guaido yesterday on this program told me he was invoke a national emergency.he constitution. so it's now a national emergency. he can call on the world to say come help us. i said what if maduro says no, we are not going to allow you to help or give water or food to these people who so desperately need it. would you then look at article 187? that's when he explained to me what it is. it would enable him to call for outside foreign military help. do you think he'll have to do that? and if so, will we assist? >> i hope it doesn't come to this. isn't it interesting? part of central and south american history, have you noticed that these militaries do very -- are not useful in defending their countries. they are useful, armies like el salvador and cuba, now venezuela, in repressing their own people. just a few men with guns are able to strike a balance between a part of venezuela the entire world supports. 87% of the population are in favor of ousting maduro. but a few men with guns are holding up the liberation of the country. i find it extraordinary. trish: we a

es el jefe de gabinete de juan guaidÓ y veÍamos al jefe del departamento de gobierno de guaidÓ. rico para los esfuerzos de recuperaciÓn tras el paso del huracÁn marÍa en comparaciÓn con la que han recibido estados como texas que afirmÓ que el gobierno de la isla no hace buen uso del dinero. esto ocurriÓ en una reunión con senadores republicanos en momentos en que se discuten fondos para la recuperaciÓn de la isla a lo que Él se opone. carolina: el gobernador de puerto rico ha estado pidiendo varias reuniones con el presidente trump y Él no se la ha querido conceder. para entender mÁs lo que está pasando en la isla del encanto nos conectamos con el secretario de asuntos pÚblicos de puerto rico. cÓmo te encuentras y gracias por acompaÑarnos quiero preguntarte si hay evidencias del mal manejo de los fondos de la ayuda por el huracÁn marÍa como asegura el presidente trump. >> totalmente incorrecto. saludos carolina y michelle. la informaciÓn que ha trascendido es parte de una premisa errÓnea porque la recuperaciÓn de puerto rico ha sido la mÁs transparente en la historia de los esta

president maduro said that juan guaido when he returns may face justice.of saying he could be arrested for leaving the country illegally. if that happens, it will set off another round of denunciations from the united states. you've seen u.s. officials over the last few days warning venezuela not to do it, but, of course, the other part of this calculus is if juan guaido comes here, is able to give a fiery anti-government speech and nothing happens to him, it certainly makes the sitting president nicolas maduro look very weak. so if a decision has been made, we don't know at this point. juan guaido's advisers feel he'll not be arrested, that he'll be allowed to come here and give a speech. and once again take the mantel of the leader of the opposition here in venezuela. >> it will be quite a standoff. great to have you on the ground, patrick oppmann from caracas, venezuela. >>> top democrats think there's plenty of evidence piling up against the sitting president. next, what are they planning to do with that evidence? we'll have more. diet, coke, dr pepper

juan guaido is back. maduro has threatened to imprison him. guaido is calling for strikes to put pressure on maduro to resign and leave office. reporter: opposition leader and interim president juan guaido working to push nicolas maduro from power. he's trying to tint momentum to oust the leader nicolas maduro. despite threats of arrest guaido returned to venezuela yesterday. he spent much of last week visiting leaders in colombia, brazil, weak doran paraguay. the united states and 50 other countries recognize guaido as the legitimate leader. >> we think momentum is good. we are going to continue to look at ways that we can support venezuela's humanitarian need on one side and we'll continue to ask other nations to do the same. there has been positive news recently that some venezuelan military and security service personnel standing on the right side of history. reporter: the u.s. has sanctioned the venezuelan oil company and the administration is warning cuba as the cuban government gives substantial support to maduro's regime. let's get to e

colombia reconoce al presidente juan guaidó. lica bolivariana de venezuela, ordene, mi comandante en jefe. guaidó: mayor. yezid: guaidó ha ofrecido la amnistía a todos los miembros del ejército y la policía que quieran luchar por una venezuela libre. inclusive hizo un llamado a todos los chavistas. guaidó: esta lucha es de todos los venezolanos, es un momento y el momento es ahora. llamamos a todo el pueblo chavista, y al que estuvo cerca también, a ponerse del lado de la constitución. yezid: al final del día cada lado cantó victoria. lo cierto es que la necesidad de la ayuda sigue siendo urgente, y en muchos hogares venezolanos la seguirán esperando. teresa: sin duda, alimentos y medicinas, tan necesitados. yezid, como te tocó ser testigo de lo que ocurrió en cúcuta, ¿cuál momento de este fin de semana fue el que más te impresionó, que te llegó al corazón? yezid: muchos, teresa, sin duda alguna todo lo que sucede acá impresiona, pero hay un nombre que no puedo sacar del corazón y se lo tengo que confesar. se llama juan, un señor

socialist dictator nicolas maduro speaking for the first time since juan guaido reentered the countryrds guaido as the country

susan: the top aide to juan guaido, the man u.s. and most of of the free world recognizes as the leader of venezuela has been kidnapped by nicolas maduro. one congressman says he's horrified by ilhan omar's remarks. but why are he and his party letting them slide. "trish regan primetime" starts right now. i'm susan li in for trish regan. migrants continuing to make their way to our southern border at record paces. buses are delivering them by smugglers to our southern border en masse. >> we had 172 breaches to our infrastructure. >> they will cut these off along the bottom down there, dig the hole and jack the fence up and come under it. >> busloads of migrants arrived from guatemala. they sprint to a precut hole, one by one, ducking underneath. >> the majority were an adult and a child. there was a small group of children. >> the group volunteerly surrenders, knowing their next stop will be release once they are in the u.s. cartels adopt a caravan-like model. an express bus. >> it's like a major interstate in buses from guatemala,

juan guaido could have been arrested the moment he stepped off the flight., he breezed back onto venezuelan soil, and into the arms of his supporters. for those who see him as their president, his return is an important step on the road to removing nicolas maduro from power. and, if the goal was to maintain their momentum, this was what greeted mr guaido‘s return. at the height of carnival, his appearance in caracas has lifted the spirits of his faithful. translation: they threatened all of us, including me, with jail, death, but we're not going to give up fighting. we are stronger and more united than ever. translation: the arrival of guaido to this country represents the awakening of hope among the venezuelan people. we've been waiting for this call. this is exactly the reaction that mr guaido's supporters wanted to see from him — notjust returning to venezuela, but through the front door, and thumbing his nose at mr maduro and the travel ban on his way in. president maduro, meanwhile, spent the day insisting all was well, admiring the country's tourism in

el presidente interino, juan el presidente interino, juan guaidÓ denuncia que agentes de obtén las fructisau >> aumenta la preocupaciÓn por la salud de miles de personas que viven cerca de la planta petroquÍmica de tecxas estuvo e llamas durante cinco dÍas algunos residentes sufren s sÍntomas de intoxicaciÓn, dolor de cabeza y nÁusea >> la toxicidad del aire tras el incendio de la planta petroquÍmica ya es insostenible, el juego ardiÓ por dÍas ahora los residentes del condado harris se han visto obligados en resguardarse sus hogares para evitar repercusiÓn con su salud >> estoy preocupada varios distritos escolares cancelaron clases por la calidad del aire otras salieron a trabajar un poco mÁs tarde pero con protecciÓ >> todo se preocupan pero hay que trabajar >> habitantes han reportado sÍntomas que incluye dolor de cabeza, nÁuseas y sangrado de nari >> ciento picazsiento picazÓ >>a manera moviÓ la espuma y eso el vientoo la espuma y provocÓ que a aumentara los niveles pero les repito la espuma esta conteniendo todos los elementos que pueden resultar hasta este momento peligrosos >> la ag

a nadie, crece la exp expectativa en venezuela donde r rebe regresar el presidente i e interino juan guaidouen dia, sera cercano al e mediodia se espera una concen concentracion en apoyo a juan u guaido, muchos han respondido a la convocatoria que se tiene e prevista para el dia de hoy y p apoyar asi a juan guaido porque recordemos exise una amenaa de a arresto en su contra porque t tenia prohibicion de salida del pais y lo que podria generar n tension, juan guaido se expreso ante esta situacion, vamos a escuchar. >>> han secuestrado torturado, maltrtado a la gente y estamos mas fuertes que nunca . >>> es la situacion que se vive en caracas a la espera de la llegada del presidente interino juan guaido en , tnosotros por e supuesto es taremos atentos a o todo lo que suceda con etsta i o informacion, con esto retornamos contigo. >>> gracias carolina, muy ate o atentos a la llegada del pres presidente juan guaido, estados unidos cierra oficialmente su consulado en jersualen rebajando su categoria al anexarla a la m embajada en israel y es que d a durante decadas funciono como consulado para lo

president trump is very clear, we hants a peaceful transfer of power to juan guaido.think that's what the venezuelan people want. we're going to continue to press to get that done. lou: twhaipg you very much. good to talk with you. >> thank you, lou. good to be with you. lou: cam bas tore john bolton. and up next, aoc and her chief of staff under fire for moving nearly a million dollars in donations off of the books. complicated this politics stuch. we'll take that up and more with jason chaffetz after these quick this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. lou: congresswoman ocasio-cortez denied allegations today that sh

police used pepper spray against supporters of the opposition leader, juan guaido.left the last stronghold of the islamic state group ahead of a final assault by western—backed forces. a hospital in california has been criticised for its use of a video link to inform a patient that he was dying. the granddaughter of the man, ernesto quintana, said she was shocked when a video screen was rolled into the intensive care unit. a doctor then appeared on the screen to say mr quintana was likely to die from lung disease within days. he died the following day. the hospital says it regrets falling short of the family's expectations, and it will use this as an opportunity to review how to improve patient experience with tele—video capabilities. steve pantilat is the chief of the palliative medicine division at university of california, san francisco, and hejoins me now. steve, thank you very much for being with us. this is a challenge, now, isn't it? we have patients who expect the human touch, but this use of technology is only going to increase. how do we get that challenge

juan guaido wants to bring venezuela back to the strength that it once had.n this and other places. you see it with a side. it feels like the leader is about to teeter and fall. they are pretty good hanging on. >> harris: iran and russia. >> absolutely. there's the same kind of ties and venezuela to maduro, as well. china, iran, russia. they would all love to cozy up to maduro and make sure that he stays in power. there's a lot at stake here. >> harris: on "outnumbered" last hour as we took some comments with the president of brazil at our president inside the oval office, sometimes i can just be a photo op. but the president was taking some questions. some of them were shouted. it's interesting, not everybody is comfortable in that setting. but someone who might have had some of the kinds of political criticism that bolsonaro has had sat patiently. on the president was pressed in health care and he talked about the late senator john mccain. these were some difficult conversations. but the president also talked about trying to get brazil or at least supportin

streets of the capital, caracas, as thousands welcome home venezuela's self—declared interim leader, juan guaido #i'ma # i'm a firestarter, twisted firestarter. the singer keith flint, a stalwart of electronic dance music with his band the prodigy, has died. he was 49. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the political strategist jo tanner and the economics commentator at the new statesman grace blakeley. stay with us for that. good evening. the prime minister has vowed to tackle the causes of knife crime, after two more teenagers were killed in separate attacks in london and greater manchester at the weekend. theresa may said the government would look at the issues behind knife crime, whether it is gang or drug related. but she insisted that there was no direct correlation between the rise in knife crime and a fall in police numbers. on wednesday the home secretary, sajid javid, will meet police chiefs including those from the areas most affected by knife crime. today a former metropolitan police commissioner, lord hogan—howe, called on the govern

p> nicolas maduro has broken s silence ass juan guaido makes his wayy back to the country.uro has called for demonstrations to take place on sasaturday to coincide witith protests called for by juan guaido. he met with public sectotor unions yesterday, and a calling on them to help topple the government of nicolas maduro. take a listen. >> we are going to have a administration as proposee by of f capacities union. we know it is not from one day to the next. we know that the fence will start, the persecution will start -- the threats will start, that the persecution willlstart. >> we can't respond to provocations. they may continue with their game, with the provocations, but we are here, t the country. we are here, the people. despite the massive food and medicine shortages as well as skyhigh inflation in venezuela, nicolas maduro, seeing him as the rightful heir to hugo chavez. in caracas.'s in the hills of caracas lies this poor neighborhood. a bastian of support for hugo chavez and his socialist revolution. six years since his death, many here still mourn him, liie elizab

maduro refuses to give up power, despite the democratic election of opposition leader juan guaido. maduro put blame on cuba and russia for supporting them. >> they tried to help turn the reserves into cash, furthering the squandering of assets for the venezuelan people. >> reporter: juan guaido is calling for protests. opposition groups estimate 17 people have died to because of lack of medical care, like dialysis. >> yesterday juan guaido addressed the country's national assembly, asking them to declare a national state of emergency. he also asked to stop delivering venezuelan oil to cuba. >>> police have made an arrest in the murder of a san jose woman. a suspect is in custody and is being interviewed this morning. the victim, 59-year-old bambi larson, was found dead after she didn't show up to her dad at a biotech firm. neighbors say a suspicious man was seen walking around the neighborhood the day her body was discovered. >>> an east coast man is behind bars accused of making threats to google. mountain view police arrested 33-year-old kyle long. state troopers from iowa are th