led by juan guaido. united states stands ready to do things it needs to do to work with our allies, 54 nations have now recognized new leader to ensure venezuela democracy is delivered. >> tell me more about the russia ans. what are they doing here. is it payback for us being involved in nato? i wonder what is go through their head. what kind of roll they have had in keeping -- role they had in keeping maduro there keeping sanctions and economic pain that we've been him through. >> i think one of their objectives is greed. crude oil there in venezuela. russian companies that get that crude oil. they provided supplies, allowed some of that crude oil operation too continue there in venezuela. one of elements they are owed money by venezuela, there is a second purpose with a long team relationship with venezuela, nondemocratic governments who often find themselves on same side of issues and don't like western government asks democracy. trish: do you think maduro would have left had russians not intervened 1

juan guaido called for a series of strikes hoping to force madero from power. guaido called this the final thing to do before ousting the door. this left four people dead. guaido declared himself venezuela's drum president -- interim president of venezuela. of move supported by united states and germany. oscar, i want to to start with the news of this arrest warrant that has been issued for leopoldo lopez. what do we knonow beyond that? oscar: he was surprisisingly fre onon tuesday during this coup attempt. he is now at a spanish -- the spanish embassy as a guest. they want to put them back in jail. this is a bit complex to analyze in a traditional manner because juan guaido is recognized but -- as president by over 15 nations, including spain. spain dodoes not know itit to do with lopez. it has to this complexity. lopez's fatheher is a a spanish cicitizen and was elected to por in the european union. lopez is seekiking asysylum in n because he was staying there as the embassy's guest. brent: if we see this being done against lopez, what about juan guaido? if ma

not clear if there any plans for juan guaido to meet with donald trump. the white house or perhaps another location. breaking tonight, special counsel robert mueller was not happy with how the attorney general's for page summary about the russia investigation sparked, quote, public confusion. the news comes hours at a bar's testimony in congress about the handling of the probe. kristin fisher is here to explain tonight's breaking news. >> this is the first big leak since the mueller report was released and it comes just hours before the attorney general testifies on capitol hill. the washington post and the new york times reported within minutes of each other that the special counsel, robert mueller, sent william barr a letter late last month complaining about that for page summary bar sent out a few weeks before the full report was released. mueller reportedly wrote the summary did not fully capture the context, nature and substance of his work, and disputed the summary's accuracy. according to the letter, it was an accurate. he did not feel the media co

laura: that was juan guaido's ambassador to the u.s.s now is michael shifter, president of the inter-american dialogue. thishift ons whether or not juan guaido can actually get the support of the venezuelan military? michael: i think in some respects it is a step forward. he certainly has more support from the venezuelan military today than hdid yesterday. there was a demonstration of support from some factions. i think that shows that there is progress in terms of his stgy. enoughuestion is, is it to force the colgipse of the re which is the objective of guiadort and his sups. i think we see today it was not enough to force the regime to fall, but it is enough to show that there is pressure from the streets and also from some ranks of the armed forces that have s rned to guiado. the question nowat happens? way tois be used as a negotiate with the armed forces me will this be met by massive repression by the forces in an attempt to crack down? laura: bush will be the calculation of the military if they decide what to do? whether to stay

we recognise juan guaido as the legitimate interim president of venezuela.nd i'm mariko oi in tokyo. a new era begins injapan. celebrations are under way — as naruhito becomes the country's emperor. one of the world's critically endangered animals — the sumatran orangutan — could be extinct within two decades as we report on the industry that's fuelling their decline. welcome to newsday. it's 1am here in london, 9 in the morning in tokyo and 8 in the evening in venezuela's capital caracas where clashes are still ongoing between protesters and armed military vehicules. authorities say they're dealing with an attempted coup, after the opposition leader juan guaido called on protestors to take to the streets in a final push to overthrow president maduro. our correspondent in caracas, guilermo olmo, has the very latest on this ongoing situation. it started this morning, with tear gas fired at a thousand protesters on a bridge in caracas. opposition leader mr guaido calling on venezuelans and the military to back him to end president maduro‘s rule. translation: t

juan guaido is following -- to keep the pressure despite the odds. a massive crowd is building here. people have flags wrapped around their bodies. they are on motorcycles, trucks, cars, and people coming out here will be enough to push nicholas maduro out of power. mike pompeo said nicholas maduro was prepared to give up power tuesday and fly to cuba. and assertion the 1-time bus driver mocked. >> translator: mike pompeo said maduro has a plane ready to go to cuba to flee, and the russians took him off the plane and for bad him to leave the country. please, you are not serious. >> reporter: the venezuelan crisis is more than a dispute between maduro and juan guaido each of whom calls himself president. russian support for dictatorship in venezuela, mike pompeo told his russian counterpart, could derail us/russia relations. shannon: is the situation reaching a tipping point? rick scott was at the venezuelan border and joins us next. >> mom: hi. >> tech: so bring it to safelite. we can repair it the same day... guaranteed. plus with most insurance, it

these other countries who recognize juan guaido as the new leader. what can you tell us?ted states has done a remarkable job pulling together particularly in latin america, working together, colombia is absolutely key and if you think broader the european union and much of europe is solidly with the united states in support of juan guaido. shannon: some of these countries who continue to support nicholas maduro. >> right. look at russia for example, this is all part of vladimir putin's grand strategy which is he doesn't have a grand strategy but he's a meddler. he looks for gaps and weaknesses and tries to exploit the whether it is ukraine, russia and links in venezuela. they see an opportunity to annoy the united states of a support maduro and vladimir putin would be the most happy guy if the united states intervened, that would be the happiest day for him. >> one more thing about russia. they have a major investment in venezuela's oil industry. >> they do. this is similar to syria. the difference is caracas is a long way from moscow. russia really can't do logistically

what happens if maduro at some point decides to kill juan guaido?l that necessitate our involvement? >> cannot or strongly disagree with that assessment because the only time you would use american military powers when our security is directly threatened or we have been attacked. just because russia is involved in venezuela, they've been there since 1970. there is nothing new here at all and unless we mass an attack against the united states which there's no way they will do it would literally be worsening a situation by talking about military forces. we have the most powerful military in the world. rob: do you agree that if we got involved russia would stand back and wouldn't come after us? >> i agree we should not be incurring military action in the region. first and foremost because our allies would not support that. also if you break it you buy it. right now venezuela is a basket case. i love the people, i love the country. i spent many years there but it is in turmoil. if we get the terry intervention in this country, we are in for another afgh

las redes sociales han convertido la voz de juan guaidÓ.o lo comandantes y me han manifestado su total lealtad. el chavismo en el palacio de mira flores que dicen estar dispuestos a dar la vida por la revoluciÓn. los militares defienden a ambos bandos, parece haber una fractura. ilia: el secretario de estado de estados unidos mike pompeo dijo que nicolÁs maduro iba a salir rumbo a cuba esta maÑana, pero rusia le pidiÓ que se mantuviera en el paÍs. como dice janet rodrÍguez, donald trump amenazÓ con imponer un embargo total a cuba si no saca a sus militares de venezuela. reportera: en washington hoy tambiÉn se pedÍa libertad para venezuela. es un momento muy delicado. se asegurÓ que el juez -- varias figuras en que maduro tiene que ceder el poder. el secretario de estado declarÓ esta tarde que maduro estaba listo para ir a la habana. donald trump amenazÓ con mayores castigos a cuba. se hizo llamado que los militares estÉn listos para defender la libertad y la democracia de venezuela. >> lo que no es aceptado es que esta dictadura siga matand

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is there any way the army will swing behind juan guaido? >> the situation in venezuela, you have, quite a has the support of popular support. hasas been over a three-month process and he has secured populalar support. he has securur diplomatic support. in terms of the military, that has been thehe sticking point. the military remains fragmented. generational faultlines in the faultltlines according to rank, juan guaido has suppoport amongng the youngr militarys, the establishment. you go further up, higher up in the milititary hieierarchy, the level ofof support becomomes uncertain. those e who are directly associateded with the regime, if you are looking at the top military brass, others who have regime andf this spiririt others are psychologically committed to this regime. as you go up the hierarchy, the level of s support, it becom unceaiain. cubans have infiltrated the secucurity mitary estatablishme. you u take i into consideratitin these factctors, we have an help -- we have russian n help. despite the support for go i ido -- four jua

hell juan guaido attend those protests, and ise anf.cern that if he does show up on the streets and is rallying people that he might b arrested? >> he will do it. i mean, he is going to be there tomorrow. he's going to call for these massive demnstrations, not only in caracas but across the country, as i said, and i mean,h haven't done it in the last three months. juan guaido has been nlking the street, you know, getting in contact with our people, and if they try to arrest juan guaido, in my view, that will validate the process of change in venezuela. >> brangham: all right. carlos vecchio recognized by the u.s. as the venezuelan ambassador. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruff: there were hints, actually, of bridging the political divides between house democrats and the white house today. but, as lisa desjardins reports, tensions over the balance of power remain. >> stahl: amid a mounting legal showdown between congressionmo ats and president trump over oversight... re we just had a very productive

both nicolas maduro and juan guaido know the military holds the key to power.it appears that most of the military still support nicolas maduro. let's show you now what is coming out on venezuelan tv at the moment. nicolas maduro is speaking. we have seen two people with him, including the defence minister. interesting in that he is one of the men alleged by the us national security adviser to be involved in three months of negotiation with the opposition. he has since appeared on television himself surrounded by soldiers and asserting their continued loyalty to nicolas maduro. so as soon as we continued loyalty to nicolas maduro. so 3s soon 3s we have more so 3s soon 3s we have more translation on this we will bring his words to you. he is there with the socialist party vice president. more on that to come. let's get some of the day's other news. senior democrats in the us are saying they've reached agreement with president trump to invest $2 trillion in infrastructure projects. this will include modernising roads, rail lines and water supplies and upgrading th

opposition leader juan guaido speaking out for the first time since calling for the uprising againste nicholas maduro regime. the new warning from the united states. >> military action is possible. that from mike pompeo who is hoping for a peaceful transition but as of this morning the standoff in venezuela continues. thousands of venezuelans filling the streets of caracas overnight, heating juan guaido's call but those security forces remain loyal to nicholas maduro. the venezuelan military used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up the crowds of mostly young men who were throwing rocks. juan guaido skype that the uprising is coming close to being over. >> translator: to abandon the dictator and this is much closer. we remain united in the armed forces are listening to us about progress and they are very close to achieving our freedom. >> mike pompeo recently blamed russia for the delay, he said the embattled leader was ready to go tuesday but changed his mind after the russians convinced him to stay put. russia denies that. >> they need to understand they've got to go and the rus

juan guaidÓ pasó presidente interino de venezuela.o, un hombre detrÁs de el mayor. debe ser mÁs o menos de la hija de cuba que estÁ dándole seÑales para que Él se mantenga o se sustente pero la mujer le va actuar de manera directa en donde le va decir que no lo haga. el va a querer como soltar, como querer irse. lo estÁ pensando hÉroe 4 personas que estarÁn encima de Él y principalmente la esposa. hay una persona mayor, aquÍ muchas veces habla el ministro de nicolÁs maduro pero detrás de Él hay dos militares importantes que asumen el cargo y en sale ese poder que quieren asumir, quiere un nuevo nombramiento. nicolÁs maduro va a tratar de pedir que renuncie, que se basa y que negocie. se van a sentar en una mesa para conversar y poner planes y decir vamos hacer esto, aquÍ estÁn hablando, fÍjate estÁn hablando de una inclusiÓn. posiblemente la mesa de negociaciÓn entre la oposiciÓn, entre el gobierno juan guaidÓ y el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro habrá una interposiciÓn en donde yo pongo esta parte, yo quiero poner esto, es como una negoci

in venezuela, juan guaido is calling for a third day of protests.e and his bacackers wilill notp ununtil nicolas maduro steps do. leftal protests s in caracas one dead and close to 50 hurt. ♪ [shouting] be thee dayayosed toto nicolas maduro stepped down, at least, that is what supporters of j juan guaido had hoped.d. with the government dived over who they see as the legitimate leleader, it has turned in a political stalemate. nicolas maduro said he hadad no intentition tono resign. they believed i i was ready to give up, thatat i was going to hand myself in, that i wawas rey to leave thehe country. offificials s have come e out sg publicic servants have reaeachen agreement wiwithhem for a couou. u.s. officials havee been fofoo. guaidouesdaday, juan issued a call for the mimilitary to abandon majuro and claimed sanctions had alreadydy begun. he was flanked by guguards and a lolong timime opposition figure, leopoldo lopez. signs the little defections quite a -- defectctis juan guaido hohoped for. the opposition leader reiterated calls fofor protests.

they say they continue to back juan g juan guaido.ng on and protesters go into the streets and protest peacefully, sooner or later, nicolas maduro will be out. at this point, they are facing a confrontation with russia. while talks continue between the united states and russia on venezuela, it's russia that says it's the united states that needs to quit meddling. >>> a pivotal weekend ahead for giedo and company. >>> let's get a check on cnn business. wall street futures barely moving. investors waiting for the jobs report for april. stocks ended lower a day after the fed decided to keep interest rates unchanged. the dow fell 122 points, the s&p 500, the nasdaq closed slightly lower. after today's jobs report, investors will turn their attention toward trade talks. talks to end the u.s. china trade war may be ending the finish line next week. vice premier liu will be in d.c. talks are almost complete but 94.5% complete as a matter of fact with a number of critical issues that still need to be ironed out. >>> europe is making good on a

hoy con balas de goma y gases lacrimÓgenos las protestas convocadas por el presidente interino, juan guaidÓdos ya son mÁs de 100. investigan el misterioso asesinato en plena clase en la universidad autÓnoma de mÉxico. le dieron un balazo que no sÓlo de causÓ sangramiento externo. harÁn un prueba piloto de adn par familias que se -- de migrantes que se hacen pasar por familias. pablo lyle y el golpe que le dio un hombreque despuÉs muriÓ. si resulta culpable enfrenta hasta 15 aÑos de cÁrcel. comenzamos.♪ ♪ jorge: muy buenas noches. todavÍa no hay salida en venezuela. miles de venezolanos respondieron hoy al llamado del presidente interino, juan guaidÓ al salir a la calle y protestar por la dictadura de nicolÁs maduro. las fuerzas leales al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro respondieron con balas de goma y gases lacrimÓgenos aumentando a un centenar la cantidad de heridos desde ayer y por supuesto, agudizando la crisis. >> los enfrentamientos entre las fuerzas leales al rÉgimen y manifestantes opositores han sido intensos. tanquetas militares arremetieron a toda velocidad. efectivos de la guardia naci

>> asÍ las cosas, al regresar en noticias telemundo, intensifica persecuciÓn polÍtica, mientras juan guaidÓs enteras. con entrega el mismo día, target llega a tu puerta para que puedas hacer más. ♪ cuando la vida te pide pizza... ...pide el lineup de 5 dólares de pizza hut ahora con el p'zone con pepperoni. elige cualquiera de tus favoritos por solo $5 cada uno. nadie hace pizza mejor que the hut. her ♪ ♪ when you need a hand ♪lean on me, when you're not strong.♪ ♪and i'll be your friend.♪ ♪i'll help you carry on.♪ ♪lean on me. ♪ mmm... ♪lean on me. ♪ mmm... ♪lean on me. >> la organizaciÓn de estados americanos exigiÓ hoy al rÉgimen venezuela liberaciÓn del vicepresidente sambrano, pero mientras tanto el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro recrudece la cacerÍa politica contra la oposiciÓn, desde caracas carolina amp la persecuciÓn contra los opositores se intensifica en venezuela, mientras el presidente interino juan guaidÓ sigue su estrategia para poner fin al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro, el gobierno espaÑol confirmÓ que juan guaido y leopoldo lÓpez se juntaron en la residencia del embajador en carac

maduro still occupies the presidential palace, even if opposition leader juan guaido continues to saytfully his. my my guest is one ofjuan guaido‘s diplomatic representatives, vanessa —— vanessa neumann. have the missteps and miscalculations of the opposition made a regime change less likely? va nessa vanessa neumann in washington, dc. welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me on. it has been a week of drama and turbulence in venezuela, which the whole world has been watching, but would you accept it has left juan watching, but would you accept it has leftjuan guaido and you in the opposition in a weaker position? well, that's up the debate, obviously. because i'm not sure about the weak opposition, because what has come out as we have had more unity in the international arena. the stronger statements by the group of lima, which is 13 western hemisphere countries, not including the united states, and even the international contact group is aligning more with the sharper edge of lima. and it has forced more countries to basically bigger side and generally decide they have picked as

reporter: have you and the president spoken with juan guaido? does the president planned to speak with putin? >> i would rather not get into those conversations. we have made it clear to russia in both public and private statements throughout this that we regard the actions that they have taken in venezuela as something we regard with the utmost seriousness and particularly now when innocent venezuelan civilian lives are on the line, we expect the russians not to interfere with what is happening. reporter: is white house considering an executive order to protect venezuela from predators? mr. bolton: we have followed in the financial markets all of the consequences of the sanctions we have imposed. we are looking to follow through with specifics. say we have been afterng for the day maduro for quite some time and we are thinking of having a briefing on thursday or friday this week. i think we speed that up. may but we wanted to point out it has been very much on our mind that we can provide a lot of assistance to the guaido government when it ass

juan guaido has published regime change but he needs the generals at the top on his side.o mr majuro. —— mix but the confidence the opposition had looks like it's waning. we'll bring you more on that story in a few minutes — i'll be speaking to a journalist in the region. japan's new emperor, naruhito, has formally ascended to the throne at a brief but symbol—laden ceremony at the imperial palace in tokyo. he received sacred treasures that his father, akihito, relinquished when he abdicated on tuesday. emperor naruhito's accession heralds a new imperial era, designated reiwa, or beautiful harmony. let's cross live to mariko oi who's in tokyo. we actually managed to get a glimpse of the new emperor as they left in the car. they attended a short ceremony to formally become emperor number 126, strictly speaking, becoming the emperor midnight local time this was the formal official ceremony for him to take to the throne. he also made his first public red dress as the emperor. this occasion, i inherit the imperial throne. i will look back on the history of imperial lineage. and

. >>> el presidente interino de venezuela juan guaidÓ no estÁ dispuesto a negociar nada con nicolÁs maduroda es cuestiÓn de poco tiempo. nuestro colega julio vaqueiro hablÓ con Él caraversariÓn? >>> ¿quÉ tal jose?. me l l lado diga que si hay posibilidades de una intervenciÓn militar, una colaboraciÓn militar con estado unidos pero que en cambio no hay posibilidad de poder negociar con nicolÁs maduro me pareciÓ polÉmico y por supuesto, hablÓ de otras cosas el miedo de los venezolanos hablaremos de mÁs mas adelante josÉ >>> regresamos mÁs adelante contigo julio. comenzamos con el dolor de una familia latina kendric castillo era un genio de la robÓtica, estaba a 3 dÍas de graduarse de la secundaria, cuando muriÓ tratando de detener a un compaÑero que hizo un tiroteo en su escuela. marÍa paula ochoa tiene su testimonio >>> es triste porque yo quiero a mi hijo, los demÁs estan en sus casas con sus familias y yo no tengo a mi hijo. >>> estos padres no aceptan que su Único hijo muriÓ baleado en un salÓn de clases. >>> hÉroe, porque detuvo a la persona que iba a matar a los otros estudiantes. y É

autoridades estadounidenses conocen a juan guaidÓ como presidente interino, les han dicho que invadene a la embajada de venezuela, en washington. un grupo de activistas no abandona la sede diplomÁtica como protesta. ya que ellos dicen que el Único presidente legÍtimo de venezuela es nicolÁs maduro. estamos a la espera de que las autoridades federales entren al edificio y los desalojen. ellos han negado esta salida. dicen que van a permanecer aquÍ hasta que tengan alimentos y bebidas para sostenerse. por este lado, el ambiente que se vive es que tenemos a simpatizantes del presidente juan guaidÓ, quienes pide que se desaloje el edificio. por otro lado, los activistas tienen a simpatizantes de maduro. hace unos momentos, las autoridades emitieron esta alerta. sin embargo, ha sido completamente ignorada. les avisaron que si no obedecen, serÁn arrestados y enjuiciados. es lo que tenemos en vivo desde washington. enrique: dulce, se trata solamente de activistas estadounidenses, o hay tambiÉn funcionarios diplomÁticos venezolanos que estarÍan en esta embajada? podrÍan ser sujetos al desaloj

——juan guaido.e to decide what they're going to do in the situation, what they will do to crush the opposition or they are going to find a way out for nicolas maduro and to look for another government. in situations with the military is heavily invested in the economy of a country, with the higher ranks are making a lot of money, i suppose returned to assume they will go with whoever will safeguard their investments. is that over simple situation? no, i think thatis over simple situation? no, i think that is precisely right. they are very vested in the regime. they have been involved in many illicit activities and so they are hoping this is going to continue, i don't think they seem —— see nicolas maduro is the best karen tour of that. they go to protect their interests and try to exercise some control over the country. the problem is, ithink control over the country. the problem is, i think the military is fractured at this point. what is required as negotiation and discussion and depression within

after speaking with juan guaido, president donald trump will be there as well.t is a busy day for trish regan. a busy day for fox business. we thank you so much for staying with us. that does it for "bulls & bears". we will see you back here next time. elizabeth: violent protests in venezuela and in france, it's all about the best path to economic safety and prosperity. in venezuela the interim present juan guaido not telling the people of venezuela, take to the streets. we do not yet have the military on our side. we need you in the streets to fight for democratic freedom every day until a communist dictator, nicolas maduro is gone. he turned when his will into a wasteland. maduro now deploying water cannons and more as the trump administration continues to say, all options are on the table. this as nc

the arrest of juan guaido's deputy sparks fears of a crackdown on the venezuelan opposition.nd around 180 countries agree on a deal that aims to reduce the amount of plastic washed into the world's oceans. ♪ 0 after -- >> after three years away from play, roger federer's bid is ended in the quarterfinals. ♪ welcome to the program. our top story, the u.n. says yemen houthi rebels have agreed to withdraw forces from three key ports over the next four days, an -- a move needed to pave the way for political negotiations to end the war. the iran-backed rebels will start withdrawing saturday from three ports. houthi rebels and saudi uae backed rebels are -- had initially promised to withdraw forces in january of this year but that never happened. the u.n. says the pullout would be the first practical step on the ground since the agreement has been reached but it was stressed that the rebels must follow through with the redeployment. our diplomatic editor joins us live from the u.n. in new york. the redeployment of houthi forces was a crucial part of the agreement in stockholm, but

i imagine juan guaido and more difficult to stay loyal. guaido and his supporters are hoping that eventually begins to tell.” supporters are hoping that eventually begins to tell. i am just glad these talks are made public. obviously some people had been sceptical, but what this tells you as pressure has worked. the internal and international pressure has worked and will continue to work because maduro offers no future for the venezuelan people, which is why we are confident that moving forward we are confident that moving forward we will achieve our objectives. and the objective is clear, restore constitutional order and implement free and fair elections. the militaries are loyal to president juan guaido. some are loyal to maduro, but what is clear is right now it is in the open. their active security forces with juan guaido and that wasn't through months ago. that is why we are confident and we look forward and again it is for the venezuelan people and it is what we are trying to do to change this country and we have the backing of millio

president nicolas maduro is claiming to have defeated a coup attempt launched by opposition leader, juan guaido, the president of the venezuelan national assembly. on tuesday m morningng, guaido appeared i in an online video,o, stananding among heavily armed soldiers, , calling for the military to back w what he calad the final phase of an effort to toppleaduro'o's governrnment. guaido appeared d alongside leopoldo lopezeza longtime opposition leader, who was portedly releleased fr h house arrest by renegadedefficers. guaido hasas been attempting to topple the venezuelagovernmement since when he declared himself january to bvenezuela's interim president. the trump administration, as well as brazilian president jair bolsonaro and others, openly supported the coup attempt. earlier today, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo told fox business military action in venezuela's possible "if that's what is required." intuesday, clashes broke out the streets of caracas and other cities. there are reports that one person has died and 100 people were injured. on tuesday, night venezuelan president nicholas

protesters fled to the capital caracas with opposition leader juan guaido making an impassioned speech, sing that quote, change will come. guaido is a 35-year-old lawmaker who is recognized by more than 50 nations as venezuela's rightftful intnterim president. we want to go now to dw's oscar schlenker. he was out on the streets of caracas earlier today. good evening to you, oscar. talk to me about the atmosphere on the streets this morning compared to yesterday's violence. oscar: the atmosphere is much more tense but calm, although we have seen disturbances, some dear gas bombs being thrown at protesters in other areas of caracas and venezuela. people went out to protest as planned. as every may day here in venezuela. but today's demonstrations have more to do with politics. trade workers were called to march in favor of the government and opposition was called to fill the streets and rejection of maduro. from the opposition side there is worry of an outburst of violence directed from the government. there is also a sense of duty that it is necessary to show the world how much people r

apoyo a lo que sucediÓ ayer. >> salir de este rÉgimen con lucho. >> ante miles de simpatizantes juan guaidÓuna huelga general. >> el encargado especial de estados unidos confirmÓ que hoy tanto padrino lÓpez como el creaciÓn de un gobierno de transiciÓn, información que luego se filtrÓ a nicolÁs maduro. >> la mayorÍa del alto mando estaban de acuerdo que nicolÁs maduro tiene que salir. >> el presidente trump mantiene su postura contra cuba si no sacan a los militares de venezuela. >> hoy maduro brillÓ por su ausencia en la concentraciÓn del 1 de mayo. palmira:sea su hijo o hija le gusta la josÉ le estÁ poniendo mano dura, para quienes van a ir a ver los arrancones de auto. >> la ordenanza fue vetada y no quieren que nos ponemos que ocurran en oakland pasen aquÍ. >> la adrenalina que tanto los autos, quemar llantas serÁ ilegal en san josÉ y no sÓlo nos referimos a los conductores ya que las penalidades va para los espectadores. >> las persona que se reÚnen a ver todo estos eventos es partes de las razones que ocurre en estos eventos, queremos impulsar la ley para proteger a la comunidad y ase

the safety and security of president juan guaido and his family are a priority for the united states of america. [applause] the united states has stood strong for freedom in venezuela. the president said we can be a lot tougher. regime inmaduro particular, the supreme court of venezuela has undermined its constitutional mandate. the supreme court was established to protect the rule of law. sadly, of late, it has become a political tool for a regime that usurps democracy, indicts political prisoners, and promotes authoritarianism. it is time for the supreme court in venezuela to return to its founding purpose. if the supreme court of venezuela does not return to its constitutional mandate to uphold the rule of law, the united states of america will hold all 25 of its magistrates accountable for their actions. i came today to be very clear. the united states of america will continue to exert all diplomatic and economic to bring about a peaceful transition of democracy in venezuela. oppress who continue to the good people of venezuela, know this. all options are on the table. nations ac

flanked by what appeared to be uniformed members of the country's military opposition leader juan guaido calling on his supporters to take to the streets. saying, today the armed forces are clearly on our side. they are loyal to the constitution, loyal to the venezuelan people. but it's unclear if guaido, who is viewed as the legitimate leader of venezuelay more than 50 countries, including the united states, is actually getting widespread support from the military. these officers today publicly backing maduro. and at maduro's government headquarters crowds gathered in support of the current socialist government. but as we found recently many in venezuela are barely surviving, even food o -- eating food out of dumpsters. simple medicines nowhere to be found. and at this hospital we discovered children in kidney failure. some dying due to a lack of medical supplies. and tonight another critical moment for venezuela. an estimated 3.3 million venezuelaness have fled the country, 70,000 south florida, where tonight some have gathered anxiously waiting for word on how this uprising ends. ked

lÍmite >>> nicolÁs maduro se aferra al poder y acusa al exjefe de seguridad en orquestar el plan, juan guaidÓÓn militar con estados unidos >>> 2 batallas ganadas nos cuentan las dificultades por la que atravesÓ a cumplir su sueÑo y sufriÓ abusos y detenciones hoy es ciudadana y ha vencida la enfermedad >>> noticias telemundo >>> con julio v. >> en mÉxico, se salda una cuenta que estaba pendiente una clase heridas mÁs profundas que dejÓ el terremoto 2017 fue la muerte de 19 niÑos y 7 adultos despuÉs de casi 2 aÑos la exdirectora estÁ detenida >>> su arresto se produce despuÉs que ofrecieron una recompensa por su captura ahora enfrentarÁ cargos por el delito de homicidio culposo. vÍctor silva tiene detalles >>> porque nunca realicÉ la construcciÓn de otro nivel >>> fue la denuncia a que puso en la misiva de las autoridades >>> no se entregÓ ejecutamos esta orden de aprensiÓn a partir de informaciÓn que recibimos en una cuenta de correo electrÓn o electrÓnico. 4 >>> fue detalle nÍtida en un restaurante en el sur de la capital >>> tuvimos 36 domicilios >>> que tuvimos ubicados >>> la exdirectora

juan guaidÓ llama una huelga general.revista exclusiva, mike pence dijo que espera arrestar 1 millÓn de inmigrantes en la frontera. miles de personas marcharon por el dÍa internacional del trabajo. asÍ comenzamos. acompaÑenos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero un ♪ patricia: empeora la crisis polÍtica en venezuela con una intenta represiÓn de la fuerza de nicolÁs maduro contra manifestantes convocados por juan guaidÓ. transcurriÓ con balas y gases lacrimÓgenos. hay mÁs de un centenar de heridos. guaidÓ llamÓ a una huelga general y madura amenaza con arrestarlo. francisco: ni los periodistas se salvan de la violencia represiva. tras la potente detonaciÓn, gregory jaimes cae al suelo herido. su mÁscara anti gas se llena de sangre y el chaleco antibalas no pudo evitar las heridas. la situaciÓn era serie. fue intervenido para extraerle proyectiles de la cara y de su hombro izquierdo. no fue el Único. una despuÉs de las manifestaciones convocadas para hoy, guaidÓ llamó a una huelga general. >> venezuela va a cambiar. francisco:

after speaking with juan guaido, president donald trump will be there as well. it is a busy day for trish regan. a busy day for fox business. we thank you so much for staying with us. that does it for "bulls & bears". we will see you back here next time. elizabeth: violent protests in venezuela and in france, it's all about the best path to economic safety and prosperity. in venezuela the interim present juan guaido not telling the people of venezuela, take to the streets. we do not yet have the military on our side. we need you in the streets to fight for democratic freedom every day until a communist dictator, nicolas maduro is gone. he turned when his will into a wasteland. maduro now deploying water cannons and more as the trump administration continues to say, all options are on the table. this as in france, violence, writing by hooded anarchists. may day riots in paris. police deploying teargas. 200 arrested and anarchists or torching small businesses and storefronts and looting and wrecking private property pretty effectively shooting off their own feet.

juan guaido has called for strikes tomorrow. it is not a general strike. problem of keeping this momentum going at a time after a national holiday today when people will be going back to work. jane: is there any sign of the military switching sides? nick: that was a key thing today. we have not seen any defections, .any significant affectio -- defections. we really haven't seen any dramatic change in the balance of power over the past 48 urs since juan guaido appeared before that military airbase, flanked by a number of members of national guard and called for this uprising to take place. the military at the moment isst ding firmly behind the president maduro. as long as that happens, thes chan him being forced from power are not that high. jane: f more on the situation in venezuela, i was joined by fernando qubes, a former senior aide to the white house national security adviser who is cw at the wilster. it seems to be a stalemate. what can break it? fernando: thank you for having me. it is a tough situation right now on the gund. unfortunately, the the b

-backed opposition leader juan guaido called again for the military to join him. president maduro visited a military base to rally support r his regime against opposition leader juan guaido. >> ( translated ): we say to the traitors, to the coup-making oligarchy, to imperialism, the slogan that marks this historical time. let it be heard even in washington: "loyal forever." >> ( translated ): never traitors! >> sreenivasan: in the call and response, soldiers chanted," never traitors." in a tweet today, guaido called on supporters to gather again peacefully, and there were some demonstrations today.al today, russian state news agencies said that foreign vrov will meety with venezuela's foreign minister tomorrow. will have more on this developing story coming up, after the news summary.ko soutan officials report that north korea launched several unidentified short-range projectiles into the sea today. the move is likely a sign thats pyongyang ho pressure the united states to reduce or abandon international sanctions. this latest provocation comes as diplomatic talks

and let's get started. >>> "operation freedom" has begun, that was juan guaido's message to his supporters earlier this week. he's the opposition leader and president of assembly who -- maduro government on tuesday. today maduro still has the power despite the u.s.'s strong backing of guaido. trump and leaders of dozens of other countries recognize guaido as venezuela's interim leader. joining me now from miami is carlos vecchio, juan guaido's representative in the united states. mr. vecchio, explain to us what happened on tuesday. after i saw it, after much fanfare, this video comes out, nothing really happened that day. there were meant to be -- i presume there were meant to be defections of key military leaders. there was meant to be a crack in the regime by the end of the day. it seemed as though maduro was in power and leonardo, the opposition leader, had to run into the spanish embassy to seek asyl asylum. >> hello, fareed. thank you very much for this opportunity. as you said, this week interim president juan guaido has activated the operation, to put an end to the power of nicolas

juan guaido, opposition leader, interim president trying to keep momentum from yesterday.icant number of venezuelan officials agreed to abandon nicolas maduro and support opposition leader juan guaido. then they chickened out, according to the special representative for venezuela elliot abrams. >> several of them have now said, no, no, not me. i'm loyal to maduro, trying to basically cover their tracks. others have been arrested. so we'll see how that shakes out, but the bottom of it clearly, the bottom line clear is maduro now knows that his own high command thinks he needs to go. reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo says that yesterday maduro was ready to leave venezuela and go to cuba to go to havana and that the russian government stepped in and told him to stay put. today the secretary of state spoke with his russian counterpart, sergey lavrov according to state department. the administration says cuban security forces are protecting nicolas maduro in the country. president trump tweeted cuban troops and medical militia shous operations that the united states woul

this is the opposition leader who is seeking to oust him, juan guaido.t didn't go to plan. juan guaido, was this the week when you missed your chance? when you botched your chance? translation: the only person hurt this week is maduro. he's losing again and again. he's increasingly weak, increasingly alone, and has no international support. on the contrary, we gain acceptance, support, and future options. every afternoon, on a mountain overlooking the capital, this cannon is fired in honour of president maduro's mentor, hugo chavez. nothing this week has disrupted that martial routine, for the military has reasserted its dominance in venezuela, and for now, it is upholding the status quo. nick bryant, bbc news, caracas. the opposition labour party in britain has said it doesn't trust the prime minister, theresa may, and has accused her ofjeoparding a cross—party deal for an orderly withdrawal from the eu. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said mrs may had broken the confidentiality of the talks after several newspapers reported she is preparing to g

juan guaidÓ en el exterior.dieron a su llamado este martes de protesta y libraron su lucha tambiÉn en suelo estadounidense. >>> hoy comenzÓ la operacion libertad en venezuela y queremos tomar nuestra embajada que nos pertenece a los venezolanos. À tod pulmÓn y con bandera en mano llegaron a la embajada de su paÍs en washington. para exigir a gritos el fin del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. >>> la operaciÓn del presidente interino noal apoyad nsede diplomÁtica express ban oposiciÓn al gobierno de guaido. >>elegaron hoy dejaron una cosa clara. quieren el apoyo de estados unidos. >>> apoyo con el que pueden contar los venezolanos segÚn el gobierno de trump. john bolton dijo que las opciones siguen sobre la mesa y no especificÓ si incluye o no intervenciÓn. >>> estoy convencido que esa dictadura mÁs temprano que tarde debe terminar. >>> el presidente de mÉxico recalcÓ la postura de su gobierno. >>> no inintervenir en estos casos. es muy clara nuestra postura. >>> lo que no queda claro para los venezolanos es el futuro

this is an attempt by juan guaido to continue momentum.re saying they thought yesterday they were close. they thought they almost had it. guaido they thought they had an agreement with some officials, senior officials in law and order's government at the last minute according to officials here decided to chicken out and not support juan guaido. at this point the administration is still trying to push, trying to figure out ways to get that peaceful transition in power ongoing in venezuela. secretary of state mike pompeo says maduro was ready to leave venezuela yesterday for havana when the russian government advised maduro to stay there. maduro is still there according to the last reports that we have. secretary of state mike pompeo spoke today with the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov saying intervention by russia and cuba is destabilizing for venezuela and u.s. bilateral relationship and president is threatening an embargo against cuba for this. neil? >> neil: all right, rich. thank you very much. with us now is opposition leader re

and yes, there is a leopoldo lopez, and he, in many ways, is mentor to juan guaido.ts to the opposition. you can think ofjulio borges or you could think of hector capriles. you could think of so many others who do not appear to have been involved in the events of the last week and who appear to have been sidelined since guaido declared himself as the interim president. the opposition is still deeply divided. no, let me beg to differ with that. becausejulio borges is actually the ambassador to the lima group. so he's not at all sidelined. he is in an extremely powerful position of the guaido administration, 0k. and actively so. he was just not under house arrest. the only one under real house arrest of the big leaders was leopoldo lopez. so that's it. not henrique capriles, who has gone quiet in the last couple of years, somewhat. so that's not the issue. so i disagree with you on that. what is an issue, however, is, as i said, the military tortured leopoldo lopez for three and a half years in ramo verde military prison. so, um, yeah, they can't really expect that he

la mesa pero esta tarde el enemigo nÚmero uno es amigo >>> en venezuela el presidente interino juan guaidÓesta vez frente a las instalaciones de las fuerzas armadas para unirse contra el rÉgimen de maduro. guaidÓ aparecio en conferencia de prensa y dijo que la movilizaciÓn debe ser pacÍfica y cualquier problema debe ser ignorado >>> entregarles el documento, invitarlo que se incorporen a la lucha porque sabemos que hay muchos que se quieren incorporar porque hay muchos descontentos de todos los rangos. >>> mientras en caracas se vivÓo hoy una tensa calma en el estado de aragua hubo manifestaciones entre jÓvenes del rÉgimen y la policÍa. como vemos la crisis de venezuela es una bomba de tiempo y algo para estados unidoso e p quÉ estÁn preparando esta noticias telemundo investiga in encontrÓ que la inteligencia militar ha hecho vuelos secretos para monitorear al rÉgimen de maduro, juan cuper tiene la historia ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> aviones espÍas de estados unidos sobrevuelan cerca del espacio aÉreo venezolano en la versiÓn del coronel octavio pÉrez en retiro desde el 2001 quiÉn participÓ en est