maduro: estamos ahora juntos con todo el poder.as protestas. y hoy denunciÓ el fraude electoral. maduro: nosotros vamos a seguir como nos corresponde, al frente de la lucha que todo el pueblo venezolano merece y tiene derecho. frrancisco: tambiÉn una fiscal general dispuesta a seguir dando batalla. >> desconocer el origen, proceso y presunto resultado de la inmoral constituyente presidencial. francisco: una jornada electoral que resultÓ ser la mÁs sangrienta. 16 muertos en protestas cerca del centro de votaciÓn, que el gobierno no reconoce. maduro: no tenemos hasta ahora, querido pueblo de venezuela, un muerto, un fallecido, atribuible a la fuerza armada nacional bolivariana. francisco: dos de los fallecidos son menores de edad. hoy, sus familiares, estÁn llorando su muerte. >> justicia, y no sÓlo por mi papÁ, sino por todos los muertos que han habido. la verdad es que es lamentable, es lamentable y hay gente que sigue apoyando esto y piensa que todo esto estÁ bien. francisco: entre las fuerzas armadas estÁ repartida la autorÍa de

nicholas maduro. as a result of today's sanctions, all assets of maduro, subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen. u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him. as president trump said earlier this month, the strong and courageous actions by the venezuelan people to stand for democracy, freedom, and the rule of law have been continually ignored by nicholas maduro who dreams of becoming a dictator. yesterday's illegitimate election confirmed that maduro is a dictator who disregards the will of the venezuelan people. the national constituent assembly aspires illegitimately to usurp the constitutional role of democratically elected national assembly. rewrite the constitution, and impose an authoritarian regime on the people. as such, it represents a rupture in venezuela's constitutional and democratic order. by sanctioning maduro, the united states makes clear our opposition to the policies of his regime on the support for the people of venezuela. the people who strive to return their country to a full and prosperous democracy. as the countries have to say, maduro is dir

maduro is not just a bad leader, he is now a dictator. the united states stands with the people of venezuela in the face of this oppression. we will work with our partners to hold accountable all of those responsible for the escalating violence and on going human rights violations. the president promised strong and swift actions if the regime went forward with imposing the national constituent assembly on the venezuelan people and he will keep that promise. secretary mnuchin. >> thank you, general. today the united states is broadening its effort to address the ongoing assault on venezuela's democratic institutions by the ma during he row regime. -- maduro regime. treasury offers of asset control, ofac, sanctioned the president of venezuela, nicolas maduro. as a result of today's sanctions, all assets of maduro subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen. u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him. as president trump said earlier this month, the strong and courageous actions by the venezuelan people to stand for democracy, freedom, and

treasury -- they have sanctioned the president of venezuela, it was maduro. maduro, subject to u.s. jurisdiction are present. frompersons are prohibited doing with him. as president trump said earlier this month, the strong and courageous action by the venezuelan people to stand for democracy, freedom and the rule continuouslyeen maduro, whoicholas dreams of becoming addicted -- a dictator. he is a dictator who disregards the will of the venezuelan people. national constituent assembly wants to user the constitutional role of democratically elected national assembly. rewrite the constitution and impose an authoritarian regime on the people. a rupturet represents in venezuela's constitutional and democratic order. ,y sanctioning nicolas maduro the united states makes clear his opposition to his regime and support for the people of venezuela who strive to serve -- return their country to apel and prosperous democracy. as the country's head of state, onelas maduro is the responsible for the destruction of democracy. adding him to the list of designated nationals reflects our commitment

in favor of punishing the maduro regime? >> what was the question. >> have you spoken to any other allies about the issue of punishing -- >> you've seen the president's statement. he says we're going to continue to work with our partners in the region. many leaders have taken an important role with trying to engage maduro to get him to moderate his behavior. we have tried very hard in this area. so the president's committed to working with partners in the region on behalf of the venezuelan people. >> we had several countries last week join us in our previous sanctions. yes. >> what kind of conversations has the administration had with mr. maduro and do you expect to happen the next 24 and 48 hours? >> i think we're not going to comment on that. >> you have said -- the president had promised strong and swift economic sanctions, this is for individual. will the president carry out strong and swift economic sanctions? >> again, we had a series of sanctions last week, this is an additional sanction today. we don't comment on fut

marÍa: una concurrida consulta popular simbÓlica ante el gobierno venezolano nicolÁs maduro. del evento fue muy superior la participaciÓn. miles de venezolanos en san francisco acudieron a votar este domingo la consulta popular simbÓlica convocada por la mesa de unidad democrÁtica que se opone a las polÍticas del presidente nicolÁs maduro y a su propuesta de constituciÓn. >> quiere instalar una constituciÓn igualmente igual a la cubana, donde la gente pierde derechos sus propiedades. y lo que nosotros estamos siendo extractivos y demostrando que somos mayorÍas a nivel mundial y a nivel nacional y no estamos de acuerdo con la actuaciÓn en venezuela y quiero un cambio pacÍfico. marÍa: fue realizado en muchas partes del mundo. a pesar de que su carÁcter fue simbÓlico, muchos venezolanos tienen la esperanza de que cambien las cosas. >> dirÍa a los que todavía apoyan el gobierno de maduro. ellos saben que la situaciÓn en venezuela es muy grave. todos sufren. la escasez, el hambre, el crimen. creo que es hora de un cambio y es hora de que lo hagamos. otro. marÍa segÚn los organizad

nicolas maduro. as a result of today's sanctions all assets of maduro subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him. as president trump said earlier this month, the strong and courageous actions by the venezuelan people to stand for democracy, freedom and the rule of law have been continually ignored by nicolas maduro who dreams of becoming a dictator. yesterday's illegitimate elections confirm that maduro is a dictator who disregards the will of the venezuelan people. the national constituent's assembly aspires illegitimately to usurp the constitutional role of democratically elected national assembly. rewrite the constitution and impose an authoritarian regime on the people. as such, it represents a rupture in venezuela's constitutional and democratic order. by sanctioning maduro, the united states makes clear our opposition to the policies of his regime and the support for the people of venezuela who strive to return their country to have a full and prosperous democracy. as the country's head of state, maduro is direct

opposition groups have accused maduro of turning into a dictator. recent round of street protests began after the venezuelan supreme court stripped the opposition-led national assembly of its legislative power. the protests come as venezuela's economic crisis is worsening as the country suffers from high inflation and food shortages. amy: last week, pope francis appealed for a peaceful and democratic solution to the crisis in venezuela. sisters,rothers and venezuela's independence day will be marked july 5. i would like to assure this beloved nation they are in my prayers and expressed my closeness to the families who have lost their children and the demonstrations out on the streets. i feel for an end to the violence and a peaceful and democratic solution to the crisis. let us pray for our lady for venezuela. pope is the first latin american p pope. he is originally from argentina. well, over the past few weeks, other dramatic events have occurred in venezuela. on june 28, a venezuelan police officer hijacked a helicopter and dropped grenades on th

maduro is describing the vote as meaningless. betweenrea offers talks north korea to diffuse tensions between the countries. for the first time, britain and the eu are holding brexit talks. brussels demanding to know what will be the u.k.'s divorce strategy. we begin in venezuela where an estimated half-million voters have casted their ballots in an opposition organized referendum. the polls asking whether or not they approve of maduro's changes to the general assembly. this where they are using crisis -- maduro said that the vote is meaningless. renewed violence across the capital has killed at least one other person. >> celebrating a political victory, after more than 7 million opposition supporters maduro's plan to change the constitution in an unofficial referendum. the vote has no legal status, but leaders said i hope it will heap pressure on venezuela's government. power beose who are in kind and humble enough to listen to us. we do not want a fraudulent, constituent assembly imposed on us. we do not want to be cuba, we do

la respuesta de maduro fue convocar al consejo de defensa nacional.nece al soberanopueblo de venezuela, que ejercerÁ su derecho al voto el 30 de julio. francisco: a pesar del rechazo a su constituyente, , maduro opta por imponerla contra la voluntas de mÁs de 7 millones de electores que votaron en contra. >> a venezuela no la gobierna ningÚn gobierno extranjero. venezuela es un paÍs que se manda asimismo. francisco: una de las crÍticas mÁs feroces la dirigiÓ a juan manuel santos. >> ¿quiÉn se cree? ¿no gobierna colombia y se cree presidente de venezuela? franciscop santos habÍa estado en la habana con raÚl castro. " hay que desmontar constituyente para lograr soluciÓn rÁpida y pacÍfica en venezuela. el mundo entero lo estÁ pidiendo", dijo santos. >> yo aspiro a que estas sanciones estÉn dirigidas a personas y no al paÍs. francisco: el presidente maduro pudiese suspender garantÍas constitucionales y declarar el estado de conmociÓn, buscando imponer su constituyente una vez que sea elegida el 30 de julio. ilia: al regresar, el liderazgo republicano del

maduro is not just a bad leader, he is now a dictator. the united states stands with the people of venezuela in the face of this oppression. we will work with our partners to hold accountable all those responsible for the escalating violence and ongoing human rights violations. the president promised strong and swift actions if the regime went forward with imposing the national constituent assembly on the venezuelan people, and he will keep that promise. secretary mnuchin? >> thank you, general. today the united states is broadening its effort to address the ongoing assault on venezuela's democratic institutions by the maduro regime. treasury assets of foreign office control, ofac, has sangsed the people of venezuela. nicholas maduro, as a result of today's sanctions, all actions of madura, subject to berules, e frozen. they stand for democracy, freedom and the rule of law and have been continually ignored by nicolas maduro who dreams of becoming a dictator. yesterday's illegitimate elections confirm that maduro is a dictator who disregar

the maduro regime was not impressed.l has claimed that the security forces are using unauthorised firearms. what is clear is that many protesters have been killed and severely injured by the reckless use of riot control munitions. many in the opposition believe that behind the bluster, the end game is being played out. a recent unofficial plebiscite showed 7 million voters were against president maduro — as many as had elected him in 2013. do you think we are in the final days of chavismo as a proposition in politics? the president sees a very different future for the opposition in venezuela. whilst the politicians fight it out, the students of uceve continue their own perilous resistance. translation: i don't mind giving up my life out there in the streets if it is for a good cause. i believe i would prefer to die than live in this way. i will never be able to achieve my potentional as a person here, because the government isn‘t letting me. translation: i'm scared of dying, i'm scared of seeing someone getting killed, t

this week president trump weighed in accusing maduro of threatening u.s. but maduro's government has proceeded with a july 30th vote to select a special assembly to rewrite the constitution. i'm joined by the leader of venezuela's parliament which is controlled. can you explain to us how likely it is that president maduro will succeed in rewriting the constitution? >> well, listen, one week ago we had a huge and beautiful demonstration from venezuelan people. 7,500,000 venezuelans go to the streets in a very peaceful way in order to cast a vote to say to maduro's government and to the world that we don't want a constitutional assembly named unilaterally by maduro. what we want right now in venezuela is very simple and very deep. we want free elections according to the current constitutions and maduro have to respect the current constitution. maduro is out of the constitution right now and the whole world and the whole venezuelan people is pushing him in order to follow the rule of law, the check and balance and the values of democracy in venz will y venezu

will continue to take strong and swift actions against the maduro regime. let's get the latest from cnn's laila santiago, live in caracas. we see the outcome of the election in maduro's favor. what is the sentiment there at this hour? >> reporter: there's a lot of uncertainty for what's to come. a lot of people telling me as i was on the ground yesterday that they want peace. i'm talking about people on both sides. but you know, if yesterday, if this week is an indication of what's to come, it may be a while before venezuela sees the peace that so many desire. as the numbers came out, as the president spoke about the num r numbers, the results of the elections last night, he called it a victory. he called voters brave. the opposition calling this a fraud. more than 19 million people were registered to vote. eligible to vote. and they are saying that more than eight million actually showed up and supported this new assembly that could rewrite the constitution. you compare that to the numbers from just a few weeks ago as the opposition held a referendum to se

will maduro care was to mark he will have to care. he has limited powers.se increasingly that the possibilities, the range of actions that he hires is becoming quite limited. what could the international community do to try and ease some of the suffering of venezuelan‘s population? the most important thing is to force maduro to recognise that the reason opposition but has a right to have a voice, but has the right to have a voice, but has the right to have a voice, but has the right to have a space in the political life of the country, but has voted in the national assembly that exist, and has to be recognised. maduro has disrespected the will of the people that voted in a national assembly. and so, the international community has to force maduro to recognise that he has two deal and recognise and respect and include the opposition. and we were talking to one journalist a little earlier, are plenty of things about this vote that odd or exceptional but journalist is being this vote that odd or exceptional butjournalist is being kept more than 500 metres away

con esto la pero maduro reaccionÓ. de presos polÍticos, se recalcÓ que este paÍs vive un marco de represiÓn. >> la tortura de centenares, centenares tambiÉn han sido sometidos a la justicia militar. presentadora: autoridades colombianas dieron a conocer el vehÍculo que usarÁ el papa francisco durante su visita a ese paÍs, en septiembre. el papÁ mÓvil es un carro para el uso del pontÍfice. hacemos una pausa. al regresar, autoridades salvadoreÑas realizaron un operativo donde detuvieron a cientos de sospechosos criminales. cientos de sospechosos crimi¿qué va mejor con miller lite, la cerveza light original que tiene más sabor, solo 96 calorías y 3.2 carbohidratos? otra miller lite. miller lite. hold true. ni idea que tus rodillaseren ya se retiraron.o no tienen por esos queridos dolores que valen la pena, levantemos un vaso de agua y tomemos una advil. porque nada funciona más rápido, por más tiempo o más fuerte que advil. ¡salud! dale, tú puede! ¡vamos, dale, camila! sí, le estoy hablando español a mi hija. en público.

reportero: uno de los crÍticos mÁs feroces del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. por lo tanto el gesto simbÓlico estÁ muy bien pero faltan los gestos reales. lo que la gente busca definitivamente es un calendario electoral integral, buscan la libertad de todos los preso polÍtico, buscan resolver cada uno sus derechos econÓmicos y sociales la gente en venezuela tiene hambre de libertad, tiene hambre de salud, tiene hambre de educaciÓn y definitivamente mucha parte del pueblo, estÁ pasando hambre. >> incluso si fuera puesto en libertad, harÍa mucho mÁs por parte de maduro. afirma que la semana prÓxima, podrÍa afirmarse para tratar el tema de venezuela, tambiÉn tiene un mensaje. >>lo que esperamos es la cooperaciÓn en materia de exigencia que se retire de venezuela. hemos apoyado las sanciones que se han tomado, desde el punto de vista individual sobre personas y autoridades del rÉgimen que definitivamente han cometido violaciones o delitos como corrupciÓn o narcotrÁfico. presentador: leopoldo lÓpez, continuar la lucha con el apoyo de su esposa que viajÓ por todo el

estamos a un dÍa que el rÉgimen de presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros de un paso al frente ala dama, el hijo de maduro y diosdado cabello, el parlamento venezolano pidiÓ a la comunidad internacional desconocer el resultado de esta elecciÓn, en caracas venezuela, daniel garrido noticias telemundo. vamos con otro punto donde se hace evidente esta crisis en la frontera entre colombia y venezuela ahÍ aumenta el Éxodo de venezolanos que pasan hacia el paÍs vecino en busca de un mejor futuro el gobierno de botica anunciÓ un plan para regularizar acerca de 200 mil venezolanos. >> han sido dÍas dificiles para los venezolanos que han decidido cruzar hacia colombia, muchos de ellos duermen en las calles de la ciudad porque no tienen adonde llegar. >> todos los que estamos saliendo hoy en dÍa de nuestro paÍs, dirigiÉndonos hacia cualquier parte del mundo es bÁsicamente por la constituyente el temor que tenemos todos los venezolanos en cuento a la locura que puedan desatar ellos. >> salen de su paÍs con lo que les cae en una maleta, noemÍ va camino a perÚ donde tiene algunos familiares. >

not only that, you are right, the fact is president maduro president maduro's armed forces and hired just thugs, maduro's armed forces and hired guns, who arejust thugs, ordinary street thugs they have organised into government support battalions, have been killing people. 16 people we re have been killing people. 16 people were killed today. you are right, there were fewer people on the streets because it is natural self protection. people have really been protesting for 110 days and they have lost about 130 people. they are afraid of this government and for good reason. thank you. you are welcome. president vladimir putin has confirmed that 755 staff from us diplomatic missions are to be expelled from russia by september the first. he added that further sanctions were being considered. the move is retaliatory — coming after us sanctions on russia were overwhelmingly approved by both houses of congress on tuesday. 0ur washington correspondent laura bicker assesses the impact putin's move will have on the us. it will cut the number by half. to put it into context, when president 0bam

maduro said no one gives venezuela orders. no foreign government today or ever. meanwhile, venezuela's economy has been in a tailspin in a country with the largest oil reserves on earth, basic necessities are almost impossible to find. >> my grandmother doesn't have any medicines. we need support from people, from the united states, from the world to just listen to us and help us, please. >> reporter: food is expensive and scarce. >> venezuela people is queuing to buy rice and there is nothing to eat. >> reporter: no easy solutions and no end in sight to the violence. and by the way, what's happening there is having an impact here. the u.s. received more asylum requests from venezuela than any other country last year and the number is on track to be even higher this year. >>> still ahead tonight, one city's bold, new approach to fighting and treating the opioid drug epidemic. is it a model for the entire country? >>> also, he became the "home alone" dad. tonight we remember actor john heard and some of his many roles. >>> like

maduro: una mesa de diÁlogo, acuerdo nacional y reconciliaciÓn de la patria.a. tambiÉn un decreto del gobierno que prohÍbe las manifestaciones pÚblicas fue desafiado por la oposiciÓn que convocÓ a nuevas protestas. freddy: calle y protesta viernes, sÁbado y domingo. periodista: hoy se cumplen 48 horas de un paro cÍvico nacional que la oposiciÓn calificÓ de exitoso en 90% y que tuvo un impacto en la actividad econÓmica del paÍs. mientras, el gobierno de trump asegurÓ que si maduro impone la constituyente, sanciones a venezuela incluirÍan que dejarÍa de recibir 75% de su caja en divisas y el servicio de internet desaparecerÍa. julio: al regresar, un resumen de contacto deportivo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ adriana: el clÁsico espaÑa se jugarÁ este sábado en miami, pero una de las superestrellas no estarÁ presente. cristiano ronaldo serÁ el gran ausente en el encuentro, no viajÓ a los estados unidos a pesar de que le hicieran una extravagante propuesta. el dueÑo de los miami dolphins dijo que se presenten privado. javier: saludos desde el corazÓn de miami, la noche previa al clÁsic

president nicolas maduro has dismissed it all as meaningless.tson reports from a polling station outside the country, in sao paulo. it was a steady stream of people queueing up on sunday. venezuelans handing over their id cards before they cast their vote. this referendum is purely symbolic, it's being held because the opposition is angry with the government's plan to effectively enable a rewrite of the country's constitution. it says the government should be asking the people whether or not they want the constituent assembly in the first place. people are worried the vote which takes place onjuly 30th is just a way for president maduro holding on to power. still, on sunday, people quring were upbeat. translation: it is a marvellous day because we all have faith that the results will be positive. i can see that people have been coming out early to vote and i am confident we are going to get through this chaotic situation. translation: we are going to show that we are millions who are against the constituent assembly of this government and that w

do you think president maduro would listen to what the international community says?w. this is the government, despite its anti— americanism that cares about the international community, and cares about diplomatic legitimacy. it also depends on the more than 95% of its exports depend on oil. so there is a huge amount of leveraged, that should colombia, the european union, brazil and other countries decide to apply to the government, it could perhaps bring it to the negotiating table. but it needs to be done in a way that promises some form of, to put it this way, pain for the venezuelan government cars it has refused to negotiate in earnest up until now. —— because it has refused to negotiate. there's been a majorfire at a music festival in spain. thousands of people were evacuated from the tomorrowland dance music festival in barcelona, after a fire engulfed part of the main stage. here are the extraordinary pictures of the huge blaze. it's not clear at this point whether anyone has been injured in the fire. thousands of brazilian troops have begun patrolling the str

as a result of today's sanctions, all asset of maduro subject to u.s.ction are frozen, and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him. as president trump said earlier this month, the strong and courageous actions by the venezuelan people to stand for democracy, freedom and the rule of law have been continually ignored by nicolas maduro who dreams of becoming a dictator. yesterday's illegitimate elections confirm that maduro is a dictator who disregards the will of the venezuelan people. the national constituent assembly aspires illegitimately to usurp the constitutional role of democratically elected national assembly, rewrite the constitution and impose an authoritarian regime on the people as such, it represents a rupture in venezuela's constitutional and democratic order by sanctioning maduro, the united states makes clear our opposition to the policies of his regime and the support for the people of venezuela who strive to return their country to a full and prosper out democracy. as the country's head of state, maduro is directly responsible

reportero: uno de los crÍticos mÁs feroces del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro.ra y por lo tanto el gesto simbÓlico estÁ muy bien pero faltan los gestos reales. lo que la gente busca definitivamente es un calendario electoral integral, buscan la libertad de todos los preso polÍtico, buscan resolver cada uno sus derechos econÓmicos y sociales la gente en venezuela tiene hambre de libertad, tiene hambre de salud, tiene hambre de educaciÓn y definitivamente mucha parte del pueblo, estÁ pasando hambre. >> incluso si fuera puesto en libertad, harÍa mucho mÁs por parte de maduro. afirma que la semana prÓxima, podrÍa afirmarse para tratar el tema de venezuela, tambiÉn tiene un mensaje. >>lo que esperamos es la cooperaciÓn en materia de exigencia que se retire de venezuela. hemos apoyado las sanciones que se han tomado, desde el punto de vista individual sobre personas y autoridades del rÉgimen que definitivamente han cometido violaciones o delitos como corrupciÓn o narcotrÁfico. presentador: leopoldo lÓpez, continuar la lucha con el apoyo de su esposa que viajÓ por todo

venezuela in crisis: will president maduro expand his powers? and in our signature segment, creating a database of every citizen in india, amid concerns over privacy. next, on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.b.p. foundation. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: hello, and thanks for joining us. the white house said last night that president trump will sign a bill imposing new financial sanctions on russia for meddling in last year's electi

y expresaron su rechazo a la propuesta de maduro, la mejor rodeada de varios hechos violentos, de capa caÍda cae la popularidad de presidente trump y una nueva encuesta le da 26% de la aprobaciÓn de estadounidenses otro estudio dice que mantiene el apoyo de mitad de condadoes que votaron por Él. >>> sin rendirse los abogado de primer dreamers deportado en el gobierno de trump. >>> y campeÓn de campeones, roger federer rompiÓ un nuevo rÉcord, recuperÓ el primer puesto de escalafÓn mundial, noticias telemundo comienza ya. noticias telemundo, con luis vÉlez y felicidad aveleyra. cÓmo estÁ, muy buenas tardes 8 millones de venezolanos salieron hoy a votar y dijeron no a maduro, en hasta la cÓnsul esta popular promovida, la mayorÍa rechazÓ la modificacion constitucional que trabajal gobierno. >>> la jornada rodeada por hechos voy lep tos como ataque a paramilitares a un centro de votaciÓn que dejo un muerto y tres heridos y tambiÉn se reportÓ la detencion de un periodista mientras informaba sobre comicios. adriana nuÑez nos cuenta mÁs. >>> (gritos y exclamaciones). asÍ entraron los par polic

la opciÓn para maduro, si no hay constituyente, es la guerra.embajada de estados unidos en venezuela advirtiÓ a sus ciudadanos tomar precauciones aconsejando recolectar comida para las prÓximas 72 horas. aranza: las pandillas recurren a asesinatos brutales de policÍas para infundir terror. la guerra se intensifica. los afici ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (música termina) (sonajero de baquetas) aranza: una docena de heridos dejÓ un nuevo motÍn en las gaviotas en guatemala. la primera rebeliÓn dejó tres muertos. las autoridades indican que el disturbio se generÓ en medio de exigencias de grupos pandilleros que se quejan de las condiciones de vida dentro de la correccional. una guerra declarada se ha desatado en el salvador. varios uniformados han caÍdo en el cumplimiento de su poder. salvador: las pandillas han incrementado los ataques contra policÍas y militares. algunos crÍmenes se convierten con cizaÑa. un cadÁver fue encontrado a la orilla de una transitada carretera. >> pareciera ser una acciÓn para atacar a miembros de la instituciÓn. >> 13 uniformados han sido a

maduro: que no sigua amenazando de capitalismo, eso nos fortalece para seguir luchando.lante con la elecciÓn prevista para el prÓximo domingo. marÍa: la aerolínea avianca, dijo que suspenderÁ los viajes a venezuela. funcionarios de estÁn reaccionando ante la ley anti santuario. tenemos la opiniÓn del fiscal de esa ciudad sobre el impacto de los recortes. reportero: el fiscal general puede tener sus diferencias con el presidente, pero en algo estÁn muy de acuerdo. [habla en inglÉs] coinciden en castigarÉ las ciudades que protegen a los indocumentados. por el momento, las cortes han evitado que el presidente retire fondos a "ciudades santurario" como san francisco . ahora el tribunal tiene una nueva estrategia. jeff sessions dijo que el departamento de justicia sÓlo entregarÁ nuevos fondos a ciudades que cumplan con las leyes federales, que permitan el acceso de migraciÓn a las cÁrceles y queden 48 horas de aviso antes de liberar una persona buscada por migraciÓn.

francisco: pero maduro insiste en su campaÑa constituyente.ciones de plantar drogas en una escena para incriminar a un acusado luego de que se analizarÁ un vÍdeo de la cÁmara corporal del propio agente. criticado por gran parte de la sociedad y con notables carencias inicia operaciones en mÉxico el sistema nacional anticorrupciÓn ideado por el presidente enrique peÑa nieto. a pesar de los programas de ayuda y de la inversiÓn anunciada por las autoridades, la poblaciÓn de desamparados de origen hispano en el condado de los angeles aumentÓ de manera dramÁtica en el Último aÑo. mÁs, esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: miles de californianos evacÚan sus hogares ante el avance de un masivo incendio forestal. ♪ ♪ marÍa elena:mÁs de 3000 bomberos han logrado controlar apenas el 10% de un gran incendio brezal que viene haciendo desde hace cinco dÍas en el norte de california y ha destruido 45 estructuras, se estÁ propagando frente a las montaÑas de un parque nacional amenazando 1500 casas y hay orden de evacuaciÓn para la ciudad mariposa. el fue

nicolas maduro says they are led by right—wing extremists.ined a general strike called by the opposition. president maduro called the affect minimal and plans to press ahead with a vote for a new assembly next week. greg dawson, bbc news. in poland, the conservative government has dismissed criticism that a law, reforming the supreme court, would undermine the independence of the judiciary. more protests have taken place this evening in the capital, warsaw. earlier, hungary's prime minister, viktor orban, said he would use all legal options to thwart eu attempts to penalise poland over the controversial legislation. translation: concerning the polish judicial reform, here we face a case of double standards. the polish did not do anything. they did not change anything on theirjustice system that does not fit the mutually accepted and shared the spoils and ideas of the european union. this is unfair. and just on principle. this is what the principles are doing today. that's why an honourable person not only because real hungarians, but because

maduro: que no sigua amenazando de capitalismo, eso nos fortalece para seguir luchando.el prÓximo domingo. marÍa: la aerolínea avianca, dijo que suspenderÁ los viajes a venezuela. funcionarios de estÁn reaccionando ante la ley anti santuario. tenemos la opiniÓn del fiscal de esa ciudad sobre el impacto de los recortes. reportero: el fiscal general puede tener sus diferencias con el presidente, pero en algo estÁn muy de acuerdo. [habla en inglÉs] coinciden en castigarÉ las ciudades que protegen a los indocumentados. por el momento, las cortes han evitado que el presidente retire fondos a "ciudades santurario" como san francisco . ahora el tribunal tiene una nueva estrategia. jeff sessions dijo que el departamento de justicia sÓlo entregarÁ nuevos fondos a ciudades que cumplan con las leyes federales, que permitan el acceso de migraciÓn a las cÁrceles y queden 48 horas de aviso antes de liberar una persona buscada por migraciÓn.

critics of the country's president, nicolas maduro, say it's nothing more than a power grab.nation is mired in a deep economic crisis and violent demonstrations, which began in april, have left more than 100 people dead. 0ur south america correspondent, katy watson, sent this report from caracas. it's been four months of anger on the streets of venezuela and there's no sign of an end. protests began after president maduro moved to limit the opposition‘s power in congress, he reversed the decision but by then the anger was clear. when former president hugo chavez came to power 18 years ago, many venezuelans wanted change. he won support among the poor because he promised to provide for them. it was the era of high oil prices but that's now over. chavez's successor, nicolas maduro, is accused of pushing venezuela to the economic brink and eroding democracy. the government says the vote is the only way to stabilise the economy and bring much—needed peace, but the opposition says it's a dictatorial move and is boycotting the vote. translation: the people who want democracy, the p

they're say figure maduro goes -- saying if maduro goes through with the vote that there will be strongconomic reaction from the white house. christine, dave? >> all right. thank you very much for that. >>> let's check cnn "money stream." global stock markets lower after what was a mixed day on wall street. the dow hit a fresh record high. the dow is 30 stocks. a slump in tech dragged down the nasdaq and s&p 500. tech has been a huge driver of the stock market of 23%. these five tech companies have had an out-sized effect on the market accounting for more than one-fourth of the gains in the s&p market. four of five closed lower. some on wall street worry stocks may have gotten too hot. for now, investors are shrugging off high valuation, instead focusing on big corporate profits. and overall tech earnings have been strong. one tech stock that did not tumble, facebook. the stock jumped nearly 3% after strong earnings, pushing its value to about $500 billion. the $500 billion milestone, a big day, especially considering it's only been public for five years. right now, only three other tec

but mr maduro wants to continue his legacy. a new assembly that could rewrite the constitution is the only way to bring peace to the country. the opposition boycotted the vote today. instead, many came out onto the streets to keep up the pressure against the government. carlos is a university student and part of what's known as the resistance, playing his part in the protest movement by blocking roads, because he says he wants a better venezuela. everything that we can find here, we use to protect us, because this is, as i say, it a critical situation. they are shooting us, they are killing people. there are more than 100 people that are dead. as police gathered on the other side of the street barricades, the protesters got ready for another confrontation. people here can't quite understand how such a rich country has got to this point. the political and economic crisis has never been so bad. but the feeling is here it willjust get worse. that much was clear — just a few metres from here, a police convoy was hit by improvised e

artista venezolano mÁs famoso del mundo musical sorprende con una peticiÓn al gobierno de nicolÁs madurode dejé mi tarjeta de débito. [mujer 2] de wells fargo, ¿no? [mujer 1] sí, ¿por qué? [mujer 2] tranquila. la puedes desactivar con tu app y activaria de nuevo cuando la encuentres. [mujer 1] ¡ahh, ya me siento mucho mejor! es que con tanta prisa, será que la dejé sobre el escritorio o quizas de pronto la dejé... [mujer 2] o quizás la dejaste en el balcón del dormitorio principal. ¡en éste! [mujer 1] ¡y mira ya la puedo volver a activar! ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> en nuestro especial sobre la ruta de los migrantes que cruzan el desierto de mÉxico, hoy vamos a conocer a los mÁs pobres de entre los pobres que literalmente no tienen dÓnde caerse muertos y quienes hacen lo que pueden por ayudarles, raÚl torres tiene la historia. >> cae la noche y las sombras aparece en, los inmigrantes son fantasmas en la vÍa del tren, las calles, buscan un lugar, un pedazo de suelo donde protegerse. agustÍn se acomodoÓ bajo un Árbol, le duele todo el cuerpo, dice que otros migrantes lo asaltaron y lo golpearon. >> ll

president maduro may be calling this a victory.e opposition is calling this a fraud. you know, that video you actually just showed is not far from where i am standing right now where for days now i have heard consistent blasts as the opposition and the government forces clash on the streets of caracas. as the position proofts what -- the opposition protests what has become a way of life, not just because of the protests and violence but because of a collapsing economy. because of food shortages and medical supply shortages, the hospitals are filled with people who may get medical attention from doctors, but those are doctors who don't have the supplies they need to treat the patient. so certainly not just uncertainty but frustration is what we're seeing on the streets. we expect the opposition to take to the streets as leaders have called for protests in a matter of hours at noon local time here. but while the opposition maintains that it will continue to fight, despite admitting that they are tired of the political unrest that we'

brent: if maduro succeeds in these elections -- you live there. you know how it is on the ground. dictatorship, what will that mean for the country and the people? >> well, it doesn't affect much the crisis we are living right now. not only opposition, but also those critical to maduro said these measures will have little effect on the severe food and medicine shortages and the insecurity we're having. it's unlikely that will change. this gives maduro more power in a movement when his allies are teaming up with the opposition to ensure some type of democracy, but experts predict, nationwide sanctions that could really hurt people here in venezuela. brent: our correspondent reporting tonight from the venezuelan capital caracas. thank you very much. tonight police in pakistan have arrested the head of a village council for allegedly sanctioning the raping of a teenage girl. he is said to have allowed the action as retaliation for a rape committed previously by the victim's brother. making the retaliation is so-called honor rape. the police say they have arrested 23 other council mem