as he announced sanctions against the president's inner circle over corruption allegations because madeira is accused of driving up hyperinflation as well as human rights violations trump said millions of people have been turned into refugees and washington could use its military to oust madeira if need be it's over even the trade link could be toppled very quickly by the military or the military is said to do that i just want to see you that is where the great yeah sure you are the only. ones and the less than strong every out there you know. that israel is a mess and it's got to be cleaned up and people have to be taken care of the united states has the longest the longest history of any country in the entire globe meddling with other people's. spirits and when and when the u.s. i'm being picky here only talks about camp loops and trump talks about socialism it's very hypocritical we're suppose long held out her in this well before with little chavez now with manure oh and it has a lot to do with the fact that it's an independent socialist state and you know united states is hyper capita

meeting we sort of spoke so what do you think washington's next move could be against madeira here than. i mean you can't you know when he says all options on the table i mean dollars i'm just happens to be you know one of the rare u.s. chris presidents that is actually honest most of them they have the same agenda. you know in terms of regime change there and terms of having all options on the table meaning you know resorting to dirty tricks resorting so using the cia and and whatever other and as well as the military apparatus to overthrow governments we know that this historically you know in books like legacy of asses you know that entails the long legacy of the united states using you know organs like this cia to overthrow democratically elected regimes and so you know who knows when donald trump means but you know i'm sure that made us well and people and doro and his administration are heeding his threats very seriously and then know what the system is capable of in terms of regime change and and even instigating aggression you know yes a little violent a government he's repeated

a week ago, venezuelan‘s residents nicola madeira visited ageing, where he signed a number of trade andal ship going to colombia in august to help venezuelan migrants who had fled to that country. this is what is pushing those people to leave. hyperinflation, food and medical shortages, families struggling to eat. and in this country, with the world's the guest oil reserves, petrol shortages mean queueing for days just to fill up a tank. president the bureau says the problems in his country are the result of engineering by hostile forces, but he is almost completely isolated on the international stage. the issues in his country are increasingly affecting his neighbours, with thousands pouring into colombia, peru and brazil. for nicola madeira's government, this very public showing is some ring of a boy, a gesture in relationships he hopes will keep this nation afloat. now we all know that politics can divide families, but rarely to this degree. republican congressman paul goser is standing for re election in arizona. but he's having to contend with opposition from his own siblings who a

>> a little bit of madeira. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> yeah. a little bit of madeira. >> seth: yeah.er ] >> this is, like, your dinner, right? >> seth: oh, my god. >> okay. >> seth: this is, well, my -- this is my -- if the -- every week started, and monday morning, they just brought this to my apartment. i'd be like, we're gonna be good. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> i love it. so, now, you used -- you used to live around the corner from the beatrice. is that right? >> seth: i did. yeah. >> okay. and how'd that go? >> seth: it use to -- i use to go there -- it use to be a nightclub. >> yes, i know. so, here's the thing. i actually wasn't cool enough to get into that nightclub. >> seth: uh-huh. >> i actually had to buy the restaurant -- >> seth: uh-huh. >> -- in order to get in. [ laughter ] >> seth: so, that, i will say, is cooler than what i was doing. yeah. [ audience ohs ] >> what were you are doing? >> seth: it was not great. >> all right. so, i'm just gonna put a little bit of butter in there. >> seth: all right. that's -- everything about this is fantastic. >> i know. i feel lik

has been encouraging this type of activity against madeira for some time both the trump administration as well as senator marco rubio have openly talked about the need for a coup in venezuela. and yet. this is i think an e.u. it said this about it being you know these are pro millet in the venezuelan people that if they elected nicolas maduro in the elections the u.s. would increase sanctions against venezuela which it did including possibly cutting off venezuelan oil imports to the u.s. which would devastate venezuela and again trump threatened possible military intervention if they voted for nicolas maduro there is no greater intervention or meddling and then election than this this is a form of extortion against an entire people saying that we're going to sanction you or possibly invade you if you don't vote vote the right way there can be no greater form of intervention this you have you said you recently you know were in venezuela and observing the elections what do you feel is the biggest misconception about the country and its government that is being preyed upon by u.s. politic

. >> look at this map where the stores were targeted in core de madeira and emeryville and walnut creek. this week's took place in burlingame and that's where reporter matt keller is live this morning with more on this latest crime. matt? >> good morning. this one happened here at this apple store in burlingame at 11:30 on sunday morning. they were only open an hour and a half when opened by this group. they grbabbed items from the display tables. it appears they took about everything on one of the tables near the front door. no one was hurt. this is a trend we've been seeing in the bay area in recent weeks. five thefts since august 22nd including the one in burlingame. surveillance video from walnut creek, emeryville and santa rosa shows the thieves acted in similar ways. they call it a grab and run where they grab the electronics from the display tables and take off to a getaway car outside. these are expensive crimes. police estimate the thieves have gotten away with the electronics worth from 19,000 to more than $36,000. emeryville police say they believe some of the cases are conne

whatever we want to that despite donald trump's talk of sovereignty and isolationism and moreover madeira is being very critical to his neighbors and that in america for going along with these apparent attempts to destabilize his his government from washington on behalf of the oligarchs he says look how can any latin american country really want to go back to the days of the monroe doctrine given all the havoc the u.s. has caused in our region in the past and away from the venezuela crisis donald trump took credit for defusing the ad lib offensive in syria and surprisingly he even gave credit to iran and russia for what he said was holding back what more they have to say. right well he really is referring to the tweets that he issued in september i'll just draw it up actually it was just in september the fourth this is the tweet he released president bashar al assad of syria must not recklessly attack it live problems or russians and iranians would be making a grave humanitarian mistake to take part in this potential human human tragedy hundreds of thousands people could be killed don't l

more than two million people have fled the anguish inflicted by the socialist madeira regime and its cuban sponsors not long ago venezuela was one of the richest countries on earth. today socialism has bankrupted the oil rich nation. and driven its people into abject poverty. virtually everywhere socialism or communism has been tried it has produced suffering corruption and decay. socialism's thirst for power leads to expansion incursion and no pressure. all nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery that it bring us to everyone. in that spirit we asked the nations gathered here to join us in calling for the restoration of democracy in venezuela. today we are announcing additional sanctions against. the repressive regime targeting the doers inner circle and close advisors we are grateful for all of the work the united nations does around the world to help people build better lives. for themselves and their families the united states is the world's largest giver in the world by far of foreign aid but few give anything to us. that is why we are taking a hard look at u

millions of people have been turned into refugees and washington it could use its military to oust madeira if need be. it's over he aimed at franklin could be toppled very quickly by the military and the military has said today that i just want to see a good as well great yeah sure on the day. and the lessons are all in every out but you know a place where all that israel is a mess and it's got to be cleaned up and people have to be taken care of the united states has the longest the longest history of any country in the entire globe meddling with other people's. affairs and when and when the u.s. i'm going to get here early talks about capitalism and he try and trump talks about our socialism it's very hypocritical us as long headed out for them as well before with little chavez now with manure oh and it has a lot to do with the fact that it's an independent socialist state in the united states this is hyper capitalist they've had no problem with they have no problem with the gators around the world especially those that that embrace capitalism that grace us imperialism and you know funct

this is video from robberies in corte madeira, walnut creek, emeryville and santa rosa. all have happened within just the past two weeks. emeryville police tell us they do think those crimes are all related. >>> berkeley police want to find the person who attacked and robbed an eighth grader. >> this happened while she was biking home from school. reporter leslie brinkley has that. >> it's been so exciting to see kassiopeia be excited to go and ride her bike to school and be in charge and like have all the confidence. >> reporter: kassiopeia has always been home schooled. last week was her first week in willard middle school. she drove home on russell street at 5:10 friday afternoon, a popular bike route because of the barriers in the road and less traffic. but she sensed a car following her. police say a man jumped out and stole her backpack from the basket of the bike and pushed her down. >> like i still can't really get that image out of my head of like that happening. >> reporter: she's scraped and bruised but otherwise is okay. >> she's scared now. >> reporter: the

has been encouraging this type of activity against madeira for some time both the trump administrationas well as senator marco rubio have openly talked about the need for a coup in venezuela. and you know. this is i think new it said this about it being you know these are pro military officers is that road in the sense that they're not thanks and by congress and the president or you know in an open fashion or is it rogue as in outside of our any u.s. government agency just to play rogue in the sense right so they're rogue in the sense that they are military officers in the venezuelan military corps and they're rogue in the sense that they would contemplate going against their own president nicolas maduro. but the u.s. doesn't see them as road they see them arrest people who would work with the united states right one of the you know what is one of the things i think people don't quite grasp you know it with everything going on is you know all you hear about is this great threat. but as well on the threat they pose to the united states and you know why are we so bent on removing the lea

the caribbean to try to stop fuel smuggling the measure is part of a broader plan with which the madeira government seeks to get the oil nation out of a recession and hyperinflation. thanks for your company and c.c. . claims to live. and sing away victory over a neighbor who sang. i last talked a first rank in the final seconds of playing instead of such. i lack the guts. is reinventing itself egypt is pouring some forty billion euros into the construction of a new capital in the middle of the desert this because both cairo is bursting at the seams for government offices in some parts of the population the move is already planned but many from the slums are set to fall by the wayside. three thousand and sixty minutes long. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the road. stories for both people in a different shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands. d.w. multimedia series food for god. does come from africa.

this year are venezuela analyst paul dobson told us that america's alleged attempts to undermine madeira are in keeping with a broader pattern of interference. the report from the new york times rather. we hear in venezuela i used to seeing quite frequently you look at the role of the us government there were the last twenty years to venezuela it's been a case of meddling off the meddling of the meddling including yes attempt to overthrow a government worker this is no surprise at all this revelation as long as president trump continues he's aggressive policy against caracas sanctions what he's imposed on the country which having a devastating impact not just on venice weyler but also now in brazil and other neighboring countries as long as the trump administration continues to persecute the menace wait on government and those who are looking to bring about progressive change in venezuela then i can see a way in which the relations are seriously going to improve. britain's conservative party is facing a serious split after former foreign secretary boris johnson compare the current drugs

that the entire world knows is on its feet trumpet earlier in the day said he was prepared to meet madeira but we've now since heard from the white house of no meeting is planned but moderate initially said he wasn't going to come because he was fearful of an assassination attempt and indeed over the several weeks last few weeks we've heard that. people in the white house have been holding talks with dissident generals in the venezuelan army and even while here has actually talked about a possible military option for venezuela's about some point that but he's now in new york and we're expecting that press conference room yeah i wonder if you heard what the u.s. president had to say whether he's tweaking his speech as we speak for the moment with the latest at the u.n. thank you. still to come in this half hour it's already south africa's biggest killer and now the rise of drug resistant tuberculosis has health professionals worried plus. i'm lawrence lee in liverpool where the u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbett is demanding a general election and tens of billions of dollars worth of inv

investors were told their money would go into shares in businesses such as a property development in madeirate school fees for his daughter, arsenal season tickets and a trip to thorpe park. andy verity reports. my mother sold the family home. dave, not his real name, was conned out of his life savings, leaving him and his mum ruined. he was great at lying, that was lying, really good at lying. this is one of the criminalswho conned dave and others, counting his ill gotten gains. for four years michael neser men to run a so—called boiler room, a call centre or high—pressure tactics are used to get investors to buy shares in companies with plausible sounding names like morgan forbes or morgan dilley and read. there were promising investors involvement in cillas opposite a nick faldo designed golf course. and supported by local banks and global hotel chains. none of which was true, it was a pack of lies. and investors fell for it. glossy brochures promised to double your money, sent from a real address. docklands business centre, that sounds respectable? by canary wharf, where all those well—k

it's close to the border with yosemite and the sierra national forest in madeira county.0% contained. >>> now to a fun event in wine country, with a serious purpose. people gathered for the annual sonoma county wine auction in windsor. this year their goal is to raise money to provide affordable housing, an important issue for that community in light of last year's devastating wildfires. the auction raised $5.7 million. that is $500,000 more than last year. >>> as the rebuilding continues in sonoma county, there are so many stories still to be told. our own jessica aguirre is hosting a special show "wine country wildfires one year later" airs sunday october 7th at 9:00 p.m. >>> artists will utilize many different materials to make their art. one painter has turned to something a little different and almost a human campus. joe rosatto jr. takes us along as she fleshes out her work of art. >> reporter: every fint art painter has a campus. the vehicle for their vision. artist trina merry prefers something a little more personal. >> it's actually a human experience. >> report

but it's from madeira, that bread, that flatbread. >> anthony: south africa, depending on who i talkafrica from anywhere else in africa and brings good [ muted ] along with them. but other people, it's all the good stuff from malaysia, east indies, there's the dutch, there's the english influence. >> andrea: well, there were so many different colonialists. it is a mishmash. >> anthony: what at this table is originally african and does that even have any meaning? >> dion: this wood is pine. [ laughter ] >> dinner guest: and us. >> anthony: i arrived in this country spectacularly ignorant. i will leave spectacularly ignorant. [ laughter ] ♪ for them for all right now, get unlimited for as low at 30 bucks per line for four lines at t-mobile introducing the all-new volkswagen jetta with app-connect and available beats audio. one last year these womenn i started seeing results. and hundreds of thousands more tried revitalift triple power. with hyaluronic acid and pro-xylane. it visibly reduces wrinkles, refirms and smooths texture. guaranteed or your money back. revitalift triple power. f

in venezuela more than two million people have fled the anguish inflicted by the socialist madeira regime and its cuban sponsors not long ago venezuela was one of the richest countries on earth. today socialism has bankrupted the oil rich nation. and driven its people into abject. poverty virtually everywhere socialism or communism has been tried it has produced suffering corruption and decay socialism's thirst for power leads to expansion incursion and no pressure. all nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery that it brings to everyone. in that spirit we asked the nations gathered here to join us in calling for the restoration of democracy in venezuela today we are announcing additional sanctions against the repressive regime targeting the doers inner circle and close advisors we are grateful for all of the work the united nations does around the world to help people build better lives. for themselves and their families the united states is the world's largest giver in the world by far of foreign aid but few give anything to us. that is why we are taking a hard look a

surveillance video from corte madeira and santa rosa shows the thieves acted in similar way where they grab the electronics from the display tables, take tof a getaway cars outside. these are expensive crimes. thieves have gotten away with electronics from 19,000 to $36,000. emeryville police say they believe some of the cases are connected and working with other police departments. i reached out to apple and they have yet to get back with me. live in burlingame, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> new this morning, a body found in the south bay. a possible drug overdose. on state highway near san jose an officer says the body was found along the northbound side of 87 around 9:45 last night and chp has not yet identified the body. >>> now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >>> a fire at brazil's 200-year-old national museum is under control this morning, but millions of artifacts have been destroyed. i want to show you these flames. this is happening in rio. the fire started last night a couple hours after the museum closed for the day. firefighters had trouble fighting the blaze bec

this is surveillance video from the crimes in corte madeira, walnut creek and stores in san francisco are hiring uniformed police officers to keep watch. the president of the san francisco police officers association says it is no coincidence stores in the marina and union targeted. >> it's a deterrent when casing these locations whether or not they're going to go in and steal the products. >> officers are paid overtime to work these assignments outside of their regularly scheduled shifts. smaller cities may not have enough officers to provide the extra security. >>> nun my wants to make it easier to find out when the next bus is coming. the board of directors got proposals to update the next bus service. it's called next muni and the system would allow you to check bus arrivals in real-time. officials say tracking technology has come a long way. they want to find something more sophisticated and accurate. >>> first we had the color factory, then the museum of ice cream, now san francisco goes to the trifecta of instagram ready exhibits with e sneak preview before it opens tomorrow. p

you're seeing surveillance video from the crimes in corte madeira, walnut creek, emeryville and santacautions hiring uniformed police officers to keep watch. the president of the san francisco police officers association says it is no coincidence stores in the marina and union square have not been targeted. >> it's just an overall deterrent for these -- when they are casing these, these locations, whether or not they're going to go in and steal the products. >> officers are paid overtime to work these assignments outside of their regularly scheduled shifts. montoya says, though, that smaller cities may not have enough officers to provide the extra security. >>> now your morning money report. a silicon valley blood testing company tied to a fraud scandal is shutting down. "the wall street journal" reports it will formally dissolve and pay creditors its remaining cash in the coming months. shareholders got an e-mail about the closure. it was a hot tech start-up that promised to make blood tests easier and cheaper. investors poured in millions of dollars. the ceo and her colleague face f

aquarius hello, i'm kasia madeira, this is 0utside source. but the president is sticking by his man. is there's a chance that this could be one of the single most unfair, unjust things to happen to a candidate for anything. also in washington today, the future of the man running the russia probe is called into question. a shock election result in the maldives — it's a tiny country, but some of the biggest powers in asia have an interest in the outcome. the last boat rescuing migrants to europe in the mediterranean runs into troubled waters after panama strips it of its flag. and we'll be live in pennsylvania — nada tawfik is following the sentencing of disgraced comedian bill cosby. the disgraced comedian bill cosby, who was convicted for sexual assault, is being sentenced this week. this is him arriving at the hearing, which is taking place in pennsylvania. at a retrial in april, cosby was found guilty of three counts of sexual assault against this woman, the former—basketball player andrea constand. nada tawfik has been following the hearin

talking there saying you know we wouldn't rule out an overthrow because i think his words were that madeira was committing crimes against humanity against his own people it leads me to wonder is in your opinion the problem is he the difference between venezuela doing well and venezuela not doing well. i think that this kind of discourse coming from the secretary general is very irresponsible especially in light of the failed humanitarian interventions in libya and other countries that have made situation much worse and have contributed massive refugee crises that in a clue i think for the majority of them as well as the problems and but as well are largely economic and political and they want they want whether they voted for mother or not in may and the presidential elections that were held they want the national government to take decisive measures to resolve the crisis which up till now it has yet to take however it's a multi-faceted crisis and there's no doubt that u.s. initiated economic sanctions which are legal and under international law are playing a role in essential waiting this c

a couple of years ago, china .ought noble and madeira they have ambitions to be in the agricultural supplyk it also will extend. you see them making investments in minerals in africa. that is just it. when you get a trade disruption without seeing it, no market is going to sit and say, it is going to be fine. we go through budget process, longer-term planning -- what do you build him? this is going to last for five years. how do you anticipate that and make decisions that could have effects for the next five years? dave: right now, david, i think it is a matter of not building it in. we have not said we are going to budget this way, that there is going to be this disruption, these trade wars, for a long time. on,ver, the longer it goes the longer you have to think, what is it in terms of sourcing and shifting the center of gravity? now, we are not event planning, but the plan relative to what it could mean for your budget, not results for the year. alix: what conversation steve have at the white house that are different than the ones you had 10 years ago? dave: we have been more in touch w

some of whom took to madeira and met them.. and we will hear from economic researchers who have won the ignoble is for work on the use of voodoo dolls! —— ignoble as. kimi raikkonnen clocks fastest time in the second practice session of the singapore grand prix. championship leader lewis hamilton was second quickest. britain‘s davis cup tie against uzbekistan is under in glasgow, dan evans taking the first set but he trails 2—1 against denis istomin. great britain website andy murray and kyle edmund and they must wind to be seeded in next year ‘s new davis cup format. and celtic striker leigh griffiths has signed a new four—year contract with the scottish premiership champions, he scored his 100th goalfor scottish premiership champions, he scored his 100th goal for the club last month and says he is targeting ten titles in a row. celtic have already won the title in the past seven seasons. i will have more just after half past... the inquest into the deaths of five people killed in the westminster bridge terror attack is conti

[laughter] slams president madeira feeding on a steak social media sensation. treating meat. i don't know who this wired dough salt bae the person he is proud to host is not the president of venezuela he is actually the overweight dictator of a nation where 30% of the people eat only once a day and infants are suffering from malnutrition. cuba is doing a lot better than venezuela these days. steve: in other news, hillary clinton not shying away from the spotlight appearing on the rachel maddow show last night. as you may have suspected, she called out our president, got to stop him before the mid terms. watch. >> what i'm worried about is that these authoritarian tendencies that we have seen at work in this administration with this president left unchecked could very well result in the erosion of our institutions to an extend that we have never imagined possible here. ainsley: all right. she's back and so is tomi lahren. she is going to weigh in on this. host of fox nation. hey, tommy, congratulation to see you. >> hi, guys. boy i love seeing hillary clinton on

. >> the protest coming one day after nicholas madeira accused the u.s. of permanent aggression.ajor economic crisis with severe food, power and medicine shortages. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. ainsley: thank you, jillian. supreme court justice nominee brett kavanaugh reflecting on his time as a federal judge describing his hiring a female law clerk. >> in my time on the bench, no federal judge, not a single one in the country has sent more women law clerks to clerk on the supreme court than i have. i had to, in essence, contingently hire a first group of four law clerks who could be available to clerk at the supreme court for me on a moment's notice. if confirmed, i will be the first justice in the history of the supreme court to have a group of all women law clerks. that is who i am. steve: let's talk more about who he is with a former law clerk who served with judge kavanaugh sarah who joins us from st. louis, sarah, what did you think as you watched yesterday as your friend and mentor and boss at one point, brett kavanaugh, was fighting for his life?