conductor: hablaremos con el nuevo presidente de venezuela juan guidÓ. trump enfrenta cargos y es el sexto ha llegado en ser procesado en esta investigaciÓn. salió de la corte sonriendo. dentro del recinto llegÓ esposado y con 1 cadena alrededor de su cintura. sabÍa que publicaría decenas de miles de correos electrÓnicos que habÍan saqueado los rusos y que serÍan destructivos para la misma. hablÓ con su contacto y le dijo a la campaÑa que en efecto publicarÍan mÁs y que serÍan demoledores. creo que esta es una investigaciÓn motivada polÍticamente. la captura se produjo en la madrugada cuando 29 agentes movilizados le sorprendieron en su casa. >> la prÓxima presentación serÁ en washington en 1 fecha que no se ha determinado. conductor: regresarÁn a mÉxico a inmigrantes que cruzaron la frontera y solicitaron asilo polÍtico. deberÁn esperar en territorio mexicano por una respuesta al proceso. >> a partir de hoy tendrÁn que esperar en territorio mexicano en desarrollo del proceso. >> hemos sido informados por la embajada estados unidos que las prÓximas horas

alrededores de esa concentraciÓn, grupo de personascelebrando esta decisiÓn del presidente interino juan guido gente, millones de persona manifestante. me recuerda mucholuego 2014 y 2017. ahora vamos a ver si con esa gran cantidad de cosas,venezuela grita libertad y pueda ver en ese paÍs. borja: hay muchos paÍses que de se graduÓ de la universidad catÓlica andrÉs bello. >> en 2007 encabezÓ protestas estudiantiles contra el cierre del canal rctv, opositor del gobierno de hugo chÁvez. >> el pasado 5 de enero fue elegido presidente de la asamblea nacional como el diputado mÁs joven de la asamblea nacional. >> para entender en perspectiva lo que toco yendo en suela no conectamos con las jurÍdico internacional de la asamblea nacional orlando viera blanco. esto que acaba de pasar en venezuela, es algo Único, quÉ pasa venezuela porque tiene dos presidentes? >> no es algo simbÓlico, quiero aclarar que la a de venezuela, misma constituciÓn que chÁvez apoyÓ, tipo no intervino de vencimiento para presidencia de la repÚblica, ese tÉrmino llegÓ a de enero, maduro intenta confundir a la opiniÓn pÚblica inte

that of juan guido it's designed to cut off most of anybody lass moduro's money. oil prices are moving a little bit higher on the news up about 1%. let's bring in now helema croft at rbc there's so much to unpack. listen, the sakes and the oil itself don't appear to be that big of a deal. they're down to 500,000 barrel az day we can use easily make that up what about the citgo news? how much do you think that is going to alter the game in venezuela? >> i mean, this is a huge story. if you think about for venezuela, all their exports to china and russia are essentially paying back loans. they generate revenue by placing barrels in the united states we really are taking away billions of dollars from the moduro government. it's a move designed to get the military to finally abandon him. whether that happens remains to be seen, but it is a crushing blow for the venezuelan economy. even for u.s. refiners, it's going to cause a struggle to get more heavy barrels at a time where we have sakes on iran. iranian barrels are not coming into the united states, and saudi arabi

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they actually interviewed the self-proclaimed leader of venezuela,juan guido.iscussions with nicholas maduro. he is calling for a transitional government and truly free elections as soon as possible. he also reach out to the army, which is still standing with maduro. genie: they have demanded a new elections be held in eight days. >> the british daily reported that spain, france, germany, and the u.k. have given maduro eight days to organize elections, the on which time they will recognize guido as the president, like the u.s. has done. a report is registering that they are sending a military attache to the u.s. and urged his colleagues to do the same. majuro does have some support russia.rom his ally, done --elan crisis has gone global. they also called it as the western interfering. genie: rescue efforts continuing and brazil to find survivovors after the tragic dam collapse friday triggered a major mudslide. >> the brazilian daily is going with a photo display of the faces of those who died in the mudslide in the southeastern city. most of them are employees

meeting on saturday to discuss the political situation in venezuela where national assembly president juan guido has declared himself the nations acting president. here is a portion of that session. it is about 40 minutes. >> thank you very much mr. president. we have a written text but before that i would like to share some thoughts with you. think mr. mike mr.eo -- we can even thank mike pompeo because in the failed -- in the face of the failure, they did not have enough weight to impose a resolution. they convened a meeting of the security council. thought aboutro appealing to this body not only to debate the case of venezuela and growththe latent of intervention and interference by the united states in our country. that this say opportunity, in this case the united states is not behind the coup d'État, it is in advance, it is the vanguard of the coup d'État, it is dictating the order. to the satellite governments in the region and it seems in europe and other parts of the world. as proof we have tweets from , calls to the bolivar forces, to the national army to take position against legitima

it is the latest attempts called by the opposition leader, juan guido, to increase pressure in hopes i am tired of not having food, water and public services. i have to walk everywhere because there is no public transport and that i know is parts to fix them. iam here and that i know is parts to fix them. i am here because i wantjuan guido for my president. but nicholas maduro insists he will remain in power and resist what he calls this attack. to achieve that goal on state tv he has asked the venezuelan people to pray for him. translation: you can count on the always. people to pray for him. translation: you can count on the alwayslj people to pray for him. translation: you can count on the always. i asked that you prefer me. i ask that you give me your blessing for the future of venezuela. but as long as the crisis continues, the political situation will not effect. people are here protesting against the government. all of them have come down from surrounding lines and issue the same feeling, they want nicholas maduro out of power. —— mike they share the same feeling. nantes footb

intercepted and briefly detained on his way to this event this is the moment said to be the moment that juan guido the head of venezuela's opposition that congress was taken by officers on a busy highway on sunday he directly challenge the legitimacy of nicolas maduro after he was sworn in for a second term as president on day after his release. spoke to his supporters about his arrest and repeated calls for a change of government in the country. so you know they did was like do you know if i told them people of venezuela i told them i'm in the city i told them about forgiveness or talking about reconciliation i told them about the future and the peace we want for all countries to these officials here because only the president of the national assembly who would take the interests of the people. well let's discuss this and more with eric fons worse who is vice president of the council of the americas he joins us via skype from the genya thanks very much for taking the time to speak to us how do you explain the rather strange events today why my twan wydow have been detained and then suddenly relea

. >>> now to venezuela where the opposition leader, juan guido is pushing out maduro from power. he told "the washington post" the opposition is in secret talks with military about ousting mr. maduro. he called for new rounds of anti-government protests. >> translator: we have events this week on wednesday and saturday. we have been asked, why not every day. we are in the process in venezuela where we have to fight to eat. we have to fight to survive. we are aware we can't do this without freedom. >> in a wide ranging interview with cnn turk, he said the u.s. is behind a coup to drive him out of power. meanwhile, john bolton reiterated the support for guido. he tweeted any opposition would be met with a significant response. one common denominator, both men are seeking the support of venezuela's military. over the weekend, they appealed to combat forces, urging them to join their sides. we have the latest from caracas. >> reporter: tension remains high here in caracas. on sunday, both maduro, the embattled president and juan guiado, the president who swore himself in as acting pr

that's the opinion of the opposition regarding juan guido many say he didn't declare himself president but that because maduro was elected in fraudulent elections last year according to observers, because there was the power void, there are two articles in the constitution which states if there is a power void the head of congress down there will be the, quote, interim president and has to call for free and fair elections. that's essentially what is happening down there regarding the appointment of guaido. joy? >> i want to go to jennifer on this the challenge is our election is still the subject of an investigation as to whether it was influenced by a foreign power, whether it proceeded along entirely small d democratic grounds to be blunt when our officials like secretary pompeo speak that's a factor in the way the world hears it let me let you listen to mike pompeo yesterday at an emergency u.n. council meeting talking about venezuela. >> now it is time for every other nation to pick a side. no more delays, no more games. either you stand with the forces of freedom or you are in lea

the united states supports the courageous decision by juan guido to assert that body's constitutional powers, to declare maduro a usurper and call for the formation of a conditional government. trish: the former vice president tried to tell me with a straight face that swren venezuela is a l for the rest of the world. watch. >> a model. i don't know how you can dispute that. i have been to venezuela. i appreciate the people there, they are truly wonderful. but i'm saddened because there is a reality on the ground there that i think is incredibly challenging economically for you. this is as country that was once per capita income-wise the best in latin america. now you have 90% of the people living in poverty. i can't see how you are going to hold it up on a pedestal and say this is a system anyone should admire. >> i repeat. fake news. trish: fake news with it's her government. her government holding five innocent americans hostage. she can't keep the lights on and pay the bills in her country. she has inflation that's rampant. that is the reality necessity venezuela. and it's a reali

reaction happened only hours after secretary of state mike pompeo recognized opposition leader juan guido. >> his regime is morally bankrupt. economically inpent. >> reporter: venezuela has seen silence and instability for years. the country is bankrupt and shortages of basic necessities such as medicine for children and food are widespread, as we have reported for years. >> there's no rice, rice should be here or milk. or baby products. and everything is empty. now, you can find nonessential products like, for example, this is a sweetener for milk. the problem is, even if you buy it, there's no milk. the u.n. says more than 3 million people have fled venezuela since 2014. >> you may not just have a humanitarian catastrophe in venezuela. we may soon have a growing economic cats tropastrophe in b peru and colombia. >> reporter: in 2017, president trump said he wouldn't rule out military intervention to help restore democracy to the country. and he double-ed down last week. are you considering a military option for venezuela? >> all options are on the table. >> reporter: a warning to russia

to the opposition in venezuela, the head of the national assembly one bar udo -- one why udo -- juan guido. they say that he should -- that the people should gather behind him and instead of the illegitimate leader of the country. david: i am on enough to remember times when we encouraged opposition around the world, then let them down because they thought we would come to their aid. >> the u.s. has a checkered history when it comes to involvement in latin america politics. but i think in this case, pence is not a very well known person in venezuela, or even south america, but some people may take support from this show of backing from the white house. and i think that even despite that history, there is a frustration that maduro has continued to clean to power, despite a terrible -- cling to power, despite a terrible situation that has really accelerated in the last couple years with migrants overflowing the borders and inflation going into a level we have seen nowhere else in the world. david: now we go to convince a really. -- go to kevin cirilli. are we going to make progress today? ke

and other nations are backing venezuela's opposition leader, juan guido as interim president.housands of people took to the streets of venezuela, and they're calling for the removal of authority tarn president nicolas maduro. moduro has set a deadline for personnel to leave the country >>> carlos ghosn resigning the french carmaker's board will meet today to find a replacement. ghosn has been behind bars since november he is accused of understating his income >>> apple is cutting more than 200 jobs in its self-driving car unit, and apple spokesperson has acknowledged those lay-offs and says the company still sees opportunity in the mobility space. one source tells cnbc some of the employees will be reassigned to other projects within apple brian, back to you >> thank you very much >>> now let's get a check on this morning's other headlines outside of the world of money and other business, including a scary situation in florida phillip is in new york with that >>> a suspected gunman is in -- after allegedly shooting and killing all five people inside a sun trust bank in florida

on other hand, you have the man who declared himself president, juan guido. he saying that u.s. need to leave. the u.s. will listen to guido. you could have the potential for conflict between the u.s. and venezuela on the ground. meantime you still have a country with two competing presidents. across the world now, different countries are lining up with each one, with maduro, main players are russia and china. with guido, the main players is, real potential of conflict. many are desperate because of a crumbling economy. susan: sad story. thank you very much. connell: in addition to that, backing away from foreign real estate, chinese investors are chaining course on how the ongoing trade war impacts even further. that is coming up next. ♪ our grandparents checked their smartphones zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher inves

first, you have this 35-year-old relatively unknown, juan guido.e's declared himself president, interim of venezuela. he can't have the supreme court do it. that's because the supreme court are all backers of maduro. he's got the united states backing and more than that, countries are lining up. they're splitting. mexico going for maduro. the u.s., canada, argentina down the line going for the new guy, guardo. there's uncertainty. you have two presidents in venezuela. at this point, looks like both sides are digging in. it's uncertain and could be violent, shepard. >> shepard: the united states haas been backing this new man who has come forward now. ostensively the opposition leader. what is the u.s.' leverage with canada and others? >> the trump administration has said two things, which i think deserve a lot of attention. first, that nothing is off the table. second, that they will hold the maduro government responsible for any actions against the venezuelan people. so if they do round up the leadership, if they do slaughter the demonstrators, th

meeting on saturday to discuss the political situation in venezuela where national assembly president juan guidoeclared himself the nations acting president. here is a portion of that session. it is about 40 minutes. >> thank you very much mr. president. we have a written text but before that i would like to share some thoughts with you. think mr. mike

journalists across the country have warned not to mention juan guido by name.s for the 12 minute duration of his speech. there are signs that china's taste for fine wine is coming back. -- a single on a collections all your data 26 million u.s. dollars. it will feature more than 16,000 bottles, including 250 lots of the most coveted burgundy of the last five decades. hong kong is back as the next top wine auction center after falling to second place. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you. the trump administration is dangling the prospect of lifting all tariffs on china if beijing offers enough trade concessions. steven mnuchin made the comments on fox ahead of high-level trade talks in washington. tom mackenzie joins us now from beijing. what do the secretary's comments tell us about the u.s. strategy going into these talks? tom: the u.s. clearly knows that china is looking for the tariffs to be removed

he is not accepting juan guido as the interim president. there is historical precedent.ou do? >> that that is a good question. maduro, like other dictatorships, given military control of food and commodities, oil coming out. neil: who has the military generally has the power. >> this could last the same ferocity what happened in brazil, chile, argentina which was years in the making. what do you do? general jack keane made up a good guido is talking about am am -- amnesty for human rights abuses. had an idea like what they did with ferdinand marcos in the philippines. they put him in hawaii. i'm not sure maduro would feel safe with the u.s. created exit ramp out to say, you know, some, you know, some tropical island. even if you get him out, russia, china, other countries have lent $140 billion into venezuela. you have to still deal, that incoming president, whoever it is will have to deal with russia and china, because they own citgo, pedevesa and lent so much into the country. neil: explain how all this happened? we go back to hugo chavez and the country beyond the nor

to be placed into escrow accounts that they can then send to the government that we recognize of juan guido the problem, guys, is that his administration, while we and other countries have recognized it, isn't really functioning at that level yet currently we're going to plan to put that money in escrow eventually to get it to him. the question becomes what if the administration, for whatever reason, simply does not work out? the idea, guys, is very simple starve moduro of money if he has no money, will he be able to keep some of the military leaders on his side that's the real question big moves here, guys we effectively you have a country with two governments, and you have a company nas i don't want to say not being led right now, but it's certainly got to be an incredibly difficult position not knowing what its future holds. roznef loaned venezuela a few billion dollars. they took a percent of citgo so putin is in play as well >> that's deep you are right. that is deep citgo historically, so many crazy things happened as you can remember i remember they didn't have oil for their own peop

there has been recognition around the world for one why --'t as the -- for one guido juan guaido as the interim president, and for the transitional government's goal of putting in end to the your submission of power and -- to pation of power. carlos, how do you see the situation right now, and what would be the next step for the interim government? carlos: good morning, everyone, thank you. it is very humbling for me. time that therst national assembly has had representation abroad. fighto pleased with the we have fought and the backing we have received. us withu for helping this step we have taken together. there are many friends here in this room. we know that we have lost people under this dictatorship which just recently killed 16 people and illegally arrested hundreds, and there oppression continues. but the dream of freedom is so great that we will not stop until we reach our goal. that is where the support of the international committee is so important. without the struggle, we would not be where we are now. breakfast that there are three types of pressure to be exerted now. one

against personnel, leader juan will represent great assault in rule of law and will be met with significant response. the note coming by several nationals from the u.s. recognizing guidois heading to iowa after kicking off campaign in california. >> we are here because the american dream and our american democracy are under attack and on the line like never before. [cheers and applause] carley: california senator's agenda includes medicare for all, universal prek education and reversing the trump administration's tax cuts. and on that note, a wealthy businessman could be following in president trump's footsteps at 2020 field widens, the former ceo of starbucks howard schultz is considering a run for president as an independent candidate. lauren green joins us live with more on how the announcement is throwing some democrats into a tail spin, good morning, lauren. >> good morning, carley, absolutely, 7 months after he stepped down as ceo of starbucks, howard schultz is now setting his sights on being commander of the country instead of just coffee. >> i am seriously thinking of running for president. i will run as a centrist independent outside of the two-party system.