leopold lopez is being taken in by the national guard. he's wearing white. he asked people to wear white to these protests. he's carrying flowers on the left hand. and moments before he handed himself in, this is his wife, he and his wife saying good buy. and also here you've got this image of him. this is a selfie of the year. and this is an architect in caracas. he took this video of they believe to be the car that leopold lopez was in moments before he spoke to the crowd, and moments before he handed himself in. you can see the protesters running along side that car. it's not just in caracas that they had protests today. they also had this the northwestern region of venezuela you see thousands of protesters as well. they compet tweeted out this prn support. >> thank you, thank you. >> libyan militias are threatening to overthrow the government three years and one day after they topple muammar qaddafi's regime. demanding libya's parliament step down or be arrested. many fear it could spark an internal conflict between rival militias. in thailand four peopl

. >> 45 people have been detained, including long-time antagonist and opposition leader leopold lopezthe former presidential candidate and charismatic leader of the anti-movement lopez turned himself in after ma doctor row accused him of inciting the protests. >> through meaningful dialogue with them. not with the united states. despite what they would like to lead people to believe, this is not an u.s.-venezuela issue. this is an issue between venezuela and it's people. >> reporter: in an exchange of diplomatic barbs maduro evicted three diplomats and u.s. in turn expelled three diplomats from the states. despite the diplomatic scrabble the president said he plans to nominate a new ambassador to washington, a post that has not been filled since 2008. >> as we all know young people here have an uncertain future, we're protesting against that uncertainty, protesting like we did yesterday, and like we will do tomorrow and the day after, demonstrating in the streets. >> rapidly expanding from a student protest that began earlier this month in the western city, demonstrators are demanding

they'll say tobacco position to get leopold and that as then the ministry prison since tuesday. i've taken the decision not to surrender he told the crowds on saturday hundreds of thousands of opponents of organized peace marches across the country. over a hundred thousand supporters took to the streets of karachi two bands that i get that other bad can they blame for a number of attacks on the government's prime minister in the west sharif now faces intense pressure to step up the military offensive against insurgents up to thirty eight insurgents opposed to beat dads off the pakistani fighter planes bombed suspected taliban militants hideouts close to the afghan border on sunday. many a base in the north was the wrist on the region. the government jets targeted six hideouts in the tara valley thought to be used for training suicide bombers and making explosives the sunni islamist taliban was practiced on to embrace islamic rule. peace talks have now broken down and this year has seen an escalation of violence. despite this the site still insist that open to negotiations. hamdi

leopold lopez is the leader of the opposition.rrendous crimes but the charges against him may spark more violent protests. we are in caracas. >> reporter: in the course of this morning, we are expecting the harvard-led leader of venezuela's opposition to appear in court on charges of murder, terrorism and arson relating to a wave of violent protests sweeping the country. anti-government protesters, supporters of the opposition leader, leopold lopez are calling among themselves to flock to the courthouse in support of their leader. that will really set the stage for a possible confrontation with pro-government security forces. the protest here in venezuela has been going on now for more than two weeks motivated initially by students called on the government to get the crime wave under control. added to that demand to improve the economy. things are now beginning to boil down to one central demand and that that the socialist government of president nicholas maduro should resign and venezuela should end its 16--year-old experiment wi

h also said some interesting remarks saying that he saved the life of leopold doe, because the government had uncovered a plot within the opposition party. to kill leopoldo. now, again, this could be just rhetoric, but essentially it goes to show you how divided this nation really is. all right, rachel, good to see you. >> the very moment the opposition leader turned himself into authorities circulating through social media right now. yeah, tony, this is the image. he is going into the vehicle of the national guard. he has flowers in his hand. and he is addressing his people there. also take a look at this image. he asked everyone to wear white to this protest, and this is his wife the moment before he handed himself in, and take a look at this. this is the selfie that he took right beforehanding himself in to the national guard, and you can see the sea of people behind him, and there's more aerial shots. of these protests and also not only did people go out and protest, but this is -- this is in venezuela. you have thousands of protestors here that went out as well. and it was mentioning

leopold owe lopez stand at the center of the latest demonstrations, or he did until today when he turnedself in to police. lopez a harvard educated activist says he isn't guilty of inciting violence, though he has urged students to rally in a series of protests that turnedded deadly last week. >> translator: we are tired of crime, censorship and people getting killed every day. >> the fury has spread rapidly through social media in a country where traditional outlets are heavily tilted towards the government . venezuela now led by nicholas ma due oh, the hand held successor to hugo chavez has been plagued by allegations of corruption, growing crime and rising inflation. but he has urged his own supporters in to the streets. and accused the united states of backing rebel groups, even announcing the expulsion of three u.s. diplomats this week, blaming them for recruiting students to the anti-government protests. >> we have seen many times that the venezuelan government tries to distract from its own actions by blaming the u.s. or other members of the international community for events insi

opposition leader leopold lopez emerged. he told them he was ready to surrender to security forces facing charge of terrorism and murder. >> translation: i have nothing to hide. when i turp myself in, i beg you to remain peaceful. >> he has emerged as the face of the protest movement, which took to the streets, blaming the government for soring crime and inflation. >> this is a fight for the young people, for the students, the oppressed and gaoled. this is a fight for all venezuelans. >> president nicolas maduro accuses lopez of inciting violence. >> leopold lopez crossed the barrier. he told the crowd he would give himself up, and told the crowd to keep taking to the streets if he is imprisoned. >> moments later he was detained. in a sign of just how politically divided the nation is, hours later thousands of oil workers and supporters have their own rally. addressing the crowds, the president accused the opposition of trying to destabilize the country. >> translation: the fascists are in the hands of the law, and will have

that as leopold lopez leaves. lopez turned himself in before thousands of supporters.ere. what a dramatic scene. maduro is accusing washington of being behind the protests. the president held his own rally, a little more subdued to not step down. he's alling the opposition an infection that needs tour cured. >>> in vee 18 that, iran and six world powers are sitting down with nuclear talks aimed at edging a permanent deal. a major sticking point appears to be iranian missiles which the u.s. and its allies consider part of a potential nuclear threat. tehran contends it's part of their defense and beyond the limit, of the talks. >>> the obama administration is reportedly talking this week about new options in syria, now that peace talks have failed, and violence is is on. rise again. top aides are set to meet this week to discuss what else can be done short of putting u.s. troops on the ground. the administration is said to be worried about the unintended consequences of anything they do, although a lot of people, critics will say that doing nothing over the last several

meanwhile opposition leader leopold but lopez told for students to march with them to the center of caracas today the government has issued an arrest warrant for luke as he said he would then have them self in the caracas protests have been limited to mostly affluent areas. there's been no evidence that venezuelans would join but all must all that much to read it to be forced from power. so for people of the ninjas after consideration toll stood apart from the consent was simple. windows in nearby multi storey buildings going up the car tipped onto its side but the force of the blast was just the two buildings in that npc team he's got the heat is cooking and explosions caused by tea and come over. that being more anti government protests in surrey a fat one monday around two hundred people captured in front of the presidency of both the and herzegovina the pasta into a speaker taken to the streets to show id to the cuff and hunting the economy corruption and lack of opportunities for the other. well the french president to chair has been released from hospital after a health scare on monda

protest as have clashed with police in venezuela after an all positions the disarray in bed leopold a loop at this accused by socialist president nicholas mature left needing a us backed coup attempt. the disturbances in caracas came as the local beauty queen shelton ahead it to rally on tuesday. dolly deco was becoming the fifth fatality in venezuela's political unrest president that you are like his late mentor and to treat this as a q tip chavez sees the hand of washington and applauded at what's wrong with venezuelan opposition to keep anything that was john kerry and to bomb a support to seize political power by vince the are we going to be the single red nike seller and stories that they support as the loop as doubt that the court when he was due to appear accused of fomenting unrest the hearing was transferred to the jail when he's being held up to hunting himself in on tuesday the mrs encouraged supporters to continue pointing to the departure of the two governments and the founder of the issues like inflation and corruption europe's ocean this will come up on top of the europ

leopold lopez turned himself in yesterday.e said he is willing to spend years in prison if it leads to venezuela changing its socialist policy. demonstrators say he is to be blamed for four people being killed. venezuela claims the opposition is being helped but the u.s. the white house calls that accusation, quote, baseless. >>> a democratic plan to raise the minimum wage is under fire after a new report by the congressional budget office which is to increase the federal minimum wage by $1 every year until did reaches $10.10. wages would be adjusted on a yearly basis. the minimum wage is set at $7.75. that is significantly lower than in that. raising the minimum wage to $10.10 would reduce total employment by about 500,000 workers. the next line says actual losses could be smaller or larger ranging from a slight reduction to 1 million workers. on the positive side, this report states that 16.5 million workers would see their hourly wage rise. 19% would go to families below the poverty line. some 900,000 americans could be lif

opposition lead and outspoken madonna could take leopold lopez has vowed to continue holding rallies despite police threats to arrest him. also in hiding he said the social media he would risk of arrest and what not to contact us on tuesday he authorities accused opponents of mecca and terrorists in connection with violence about four days of anti government protests that left three people dead the inside to blaming each other for the bloodshed madeira has doubts not connected in state schools chaos but the peanuts into cent in the tapes. this is an angry over his handling of the economy. violent crime and corruption. two basque separatists or to be members of the town grew and said that the unrest in mexico as the two were believed to be taught the cells that killed eighteen people in separate attacks amount of time in the nineteen ninety two summer to be getting use to help in barcelona. the beetle as long as the twenty two years. but dawson a toe poke my nose had been rescued off the top down an abandoned mine in south africa and on that number remain underground course of his bud

washington denies any involvement in venice will is political crisis that this accuses the us in leopold loeb is really nice and student protests with the aim of overthrowing president hu earlier this week. three u s diplomats were kicked out of the country for their alleged involvement. we see many times that the venezuelan government tries to distract from its own actions by blaming the us or other members of the international community for dance inside them is what these efforts reflect a lack of seriousness on the part of the venezuelan government would that the grave situation basis part of our tickets cctv caracas. social mess but diane to facebook says it's buying the finest bullying the obama seeking stock of what's out at two nineteen in us dollars it spent its biggest acquisition to date and the transaction involves a full beating dollars in cash. well beating dollars installed and three billion dollars in restricted stock and then said that seventy s i was abit wasn't in the gut among the way that the smartphone based messaging app is now sweeping across north america asia and

leopold gomez, he was ruled he must stay locked up and in prison until his pending trial.was charged with criminal incitement and damage. the good news for lopez the judges chose not to charge him with homicide and terrorism as they indicate they were likely to related to the six people who died. >> translator: this fascist that we detained is well-guarded in prison. he is tried for having called for a coup and he should respond. >> that was the president on national tv last night in venezuela. by the way, president obama as well as florida's two senators, nelson and rubio, have condemned the president's actions and demanding lopez be immediately released. >> investigators release new inflammation about the dead he crash of a ups cargo jet. the pilots complained about not getting enough sleep. details on that coming up on the fox news deck as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. playful dog. give him the calorie-smart nutrition of beneful healthy weight. with wholesome rice,real chicken,soy, and accents of vitamin ric veggies... plus a taste he loves

leopold lopez calls for people to th the streets. potentially he has the power to get more people out in the streets than we've seen thus far. tomorrow will be a busy day here in caracas. medoro said he'll send out troops to take over the streets. this whole thing started where students started, and it spread across the entire country. we were there yesterday and had to leave because it's so unsafe and we couldn't move around the place. >> andy, i wonder how much momentum the protests have. as you know protests can take on a life of their own, the ebbs, the flows, how much steam is left in these protesters? >> it really depends on how you look at this. the protesters have been in middle class areas. they are middle class proteste protesters. and nicholas medoro won the vote of the population. and so far they haven't been taking to the streets. you "fsome have distanced themss from the protest, and if you can't get the core people on your side you won't make progress. but it has gone to the international community. >> all right, andy

earlier today protesters chant chanted, opposition leaders leopold lopez was expected.e turned himself in to authorities yesterday. how would you describe the streets of caracas today? >> we've been told there have been fire and water canons used on protesters. this is something that has happened daily here since last wednesday. there are protests that are sparking all over the country about two hours away from here. a fifth victim was claimed earlier this morning. a beauty queen was shot in the head when she attended a protest on tuesday. and we have a team in another part of the country where the protest movement began, and they say that area looks a bit like a war zone. that the protests there have gotten particularly violent. >> rachel, there are other questions for you, but we're going to end it there because your signal is a little unstable for us. rachel in caracas, venezuela. >>> negotiating a compres compre solution to iran's nuclear program, but that iran will not dismantle its nuclear facilities. the talks could last for months. >>> journalists gathering for

we talked a while ago to the wife of the jailed opposition leader, leopold lopez. when i asked her if she was invited to talk to president miduro whether they would attend. she said absolutely not, i don't talk to leaders of these regimes. >> once a guarantee that he will be given the microphone, allowed to speak, the government's not giving him that guarantee. whether he'll speak or not remains unclear. they don't seem to be allowed to stand off a great distance from the two sides. always in the background, the threat of further violence that in the last two weeks or so has seen 11 dead, many injured and others detained. so really, waiting to see what happens now in the next few hours. >> that was daniel reporting from crock cuss. >> egypt's i want rim cabinet submitted its resignation today, paving the way for the military chief to leave his post and run for president. we have the latest. >> what is significant about this cabinet resignation is what does it mean for the defense minister and al sisi. is this a way to pave the way to run as president in the next pr

the head of this movement, and it will be interesting to see if he can galvanize the moment that leopoldez, who is now in prison, was able tied when he came out on tuesday. that will be the key things and the government will have its own rallies held in caracas and around the country. that will be extremely high. >> rachel for us in the capitol of venezuela. that's caracas. >>> ukraine opposition and government signed a deed. president yanukovych is in the country's east discussing the agreement with supporters, but it is a tragic situation to say the least. russian mediators are refusing to sign it. tens of thousands are camped out in the capitol of kiev to see if the president fulfills its promise for change. >> in the square they listened intensely for the details of the deal that their leaders signed with the president. have they been sold out horror has the regulaor hasthe opposit. it's the last chance to stop the bloodshed. >> i'm satisfied that it's the best agreement that we had and gives the ukraine a chance to return back to peace and reform its way to europe. >> this can be se

oh opposition leader leopold lopez was arrested for his involvement in protests that led to five people'sth. he's being held in prison in the caracas area. we're joined now from caracas, rachel, let's start with the streets of caracas today. are they quiet? >> the streets of caracas are pretty quiet. there are protests happening around the area where the opposition has it's strong base. but we're getting reports of disturbing levels of violence about two hours away from caracas in a town called valencia. last night there was a woman who is a beauty queen who was apparently shot in the head when she was participating in that protest. we don't not know wh know who fe shots. we'll have more on that later tonight. but in caracas, things are quiet today. >> and the opposition leader, mr. lopez, remind us again on the warrant placed for his arrest. we saw his photo. i'm curious about the reaction from his supporters. >> well, he's wanted for essentially inciting violence. the president on sunday came out and said that--he was blaming him for the violence that happened over the last week at the

>> that's right. 42-year-old lee leopold lopez, perhaps the future president but a is in hiding.will turn himself over to police. the u.s. is warning venezuela if you jail this opposition leader there could be negative consequences. >> steve is live in south floor z florida. thank you. >> not syria, not any country on the planet, treats its people worse than north korea. it's not even close. that is according to the findings in a sickening new report on human rights abuses under kim jong-un in north korea. wait until you hear what lil' kim has been doing with his money while his citizens die of starvation. block are. >> an auditorium roof collapses trapping students in the rubble in south korea. at least eight students reported dead and more than a dozen others hurt. heavy snow may have caused the roof to give in. the students were attending orientation. >> family in mississippi is welcoming not one but four baby girls. the mom says she went to the hospital at the university of mississippi medical center, expecting to give birth to triplets but the fourth one popped out. identica

speaker, a high number of arrests, including one of the most vocal critics of maduro, leopold de lopez who turned himself in even though he's facing serious tumped -- trumped up charges. his case caused amnesty international to condition democrat maduro, saying the charges were politically motivated and an attempt to silence dissent in venezuela. i agree. i ask my colleagues to be as vocal and as engaged on the crisis of democracy in venezuela as they have been on the problems in ukraine. it is vitally important to highlight the democratic struggles of the people of vens lay -- venezuela where over a dozen pro-democracy advocates have been killed over the past weeks as maduro unleashed the thugs in an effort to silence the masses. the people of swens venezuela deserve better than maduro's abuse of power, his corruption and anti-democratic measures. they are pleading for help, looking to the world, turning to the united states, to speak out against these injustices and to help them as they fight for their fundamental rights. and the united states must stand with them in this struggle an

all eyes tomorrow will be on this march and say if leopold lopez does indeed appear. >> thank you very much from caracas, thank you. >>> now, the pakistani government has cancelled scheduled talks with the taliban after the group has announced it killed 23 soldiers who have been held hospital staj since 2010. in a video statement the tarik taliban is in retaliation for killing of some of its men. >> translator: some local tv channels say the government and the army have decided to launch a military operation against the taliban. we want to make sure that operations that have occurred over the past ten years have never achieved positive results. these operations have resulted in millions of innocent women children and people displaced. >> best film at britain's top movie awards. the awards often reveal which films will win big at the academy awards which are just in two weeks time. >> even the biggest movie stars in the world need some help staying smart now and again and hollywood's royalty were all about the red carpet in london. there's your best actress, catee blanchett. dame helen

me to have leadership that does make you stay away from interrupting a name that can be treatments leopold who has been grabbing headlines here on the fourth year old former mayor of the crew of the caracas district of chicago. minutes before his arrest last week addressed the crowd the streets of the capital an elaborate on that and to whom must go the air. i have read. if i had. yet the target. all those who knew. when you read it you dear say that many people don't care about being fooled and sore and we can confuse who ran for president you feel about them. does this figure heads of the opposition. actually i understand them because people are not surprised since two. sonic and the nuclear deal in line with its overt in our history and it's actually punished us for some young people must like canned for anything that we can hide in the country for the twenty five thousand designs that were amended last year the way under thirty years old. that people may have to wait in queue in lines for hours the house lights started to shoot it even so. so i think it is normal that people just don't

joining us now is david leopold, in cleveland ohio. thank you for being with us. >> it seems that the calls for immigration reform continue to grow. what is the hold-up? >> so far the hold up has been the republicans in the house. we had a bipartisan bill sponsored by republicans and departments. not a perfect bill, but a good bill. we have been waiting months for the republicans in the house to come up with a set of principals. >> you mentioned speaker john boehner, on thursday a plan to offer documented legal status, but not a pathway to citizenship was offered. let's take a listen. >> republicans have to do more to talk about better solutions that we have to help the american people grow wages, have opportunities at a better job and have a better shot at the american dream. >> so, david, does this offer hope for a compromise, and republicans willing to address undocumented people get legal status. >> john boehner used the word solutions and i think back to the election, the presidential election of 2012, and the word that came out o

to venezuela now with the opposition leader leopold though lopez has given himself up he was wanted on charges of financing intensity of violence and keep their authorities to arrest him when he turned out for an anti government rally that most plants today show while ago he handed himself over to security forces after addressing a rally to rival demonstrations take place in venice when catholics day one against the policies of nicholas and europe. add the other in favor of the venezuelan president for more on that at various events and venues when catherine can speak to a corresponding curious gupta joins us now a line from caracas. kinda sad. thank you very much for joining us according to witnesses and nipple though it has seen getting into an armored vehicle can confirm that the opposition has been arrested. he uses rice beans treated least on a national goal to be the biggest of the state speech means that acceptance that its agents act of twenty two notes the massive machine based here in caracas and seventeen mentions that he did go out stay with this in mind suspense herself of

global positioning their neo neo cold though lopez that was due to be hearing from the opposition in leopold or two of them as the rest of your day this week is going to spend. opposition leader was arrested on charges of inciting violence on tuesday after surrendering to authorities at present nicholas a mature adult and responsible for violent anti government protests that have rocked the country for the last two weeks. the death toll from this cash is has now risen to at least five to ten he has known. place all when it sold into the minds of the sun protest is traded to the gas and petrol bombs in the streets of the venezuelan capital caracas. demonstrations against the government has become increasingly funds many of the protests is worth the wait in a court hearing opposition need to be upholding the fence. at the forefront of the recent rallies. the wilcox he determined to be surrendered to authorities on tuesday the hearing has now been moved from practices palace of justice committee to jail the city gets it in the chilled to snippets methinks. it is when we got him on a trolley in

the arrests of anti-government protesters by venezuela's socialist government, and the fact that leopold lopez was an ohio state graduate and also a graduate from harvard, also puts additional pressure on the venezuelan government to respect his rights. but also, what this is likely to do is to galvanize his supporters. his supporters are certainly going nowhere after his arrest. in fact, right now, several tens of thousands of them are blockading the main six-lane freeway that cuts through the heart of caracas. now, so far, there have been no clashes with security forces, but certainly the evevenezuelan government is in no mood to tolerate these kind of tactics by opposition forces in a public address on sunday, venezuelan president nicolas maduro said that caracas must be a zone free of what he calls fascism, because what he accuses the opposition of doing is both drawing on help from the united states and through radical right-wing elements to stir up trouble. and certainly, talking to some of the young protesters, anti-government protesters out on the streets today, they say their de

. >> leopold lopez was in hiding for several days in caracas and turned himself in tuesday in front of thousands of cheering supporters. the opposition is calling for a day of mourning after six people were killed following weeks of protest and urge more demonstrations and asking people to boycott work. >> iran and six world powers have agreed to an agenda for negotiations on tehran's nuclear program and also greed to meet again next month. two sides are still far from reaching a final resolution. on wednesday, the ayatollah said iran will not shut down nuclear plants and that's a key demand of international leaders. an interim deal allowed some economic relief from sanctions in exchange for iran's curbing nuclear activity. >> the department of home land security issued a new terror alert involving the potential use of shoe bombs on flights entering the u.s. from abroad. it was also a threat that was almost carried out following 911. >> just two weeks a1 warning in the skies, there is now another. the alert issued by the department of homeland security concerns a new potential threat f

within hours of his surrender, opposition leader, leopold lopez appeared in this video calling venezuelansideo it's because the government has carried one more abuse. protesters in caracas erupted in fury tuesday. continuing to demonstrate into the night after their hero while professing his innocence turned himself into national guard troops. the demonstrations began two weeks ago. thousands of students demanded government action to end violent crime waves in the country, stem inflation which is an alarming 56% and bring an end to shortages and necessary advertise. the tensions boiled over with police using water canons and tear gas. now venezuelan's youth want change. at the same time pro government supporters staged their own protest dressed in red accusing the opposition of being violent fascists blaming them for the country's crime and scarcity. it's taking place as the one year anniversary of hugo chavez' death approaches. his successor facing opposition. their leader harvard educated is charged with terrorism and in connection with the violent protests that left four people dead in