mÁs allá de las clara tres, una reuniÓn entre maduro y trump parece reflotar.najuato, mÉxico, del arresto de varias personas en su entorno. su madre, quien fue sorprendida con miles de dÓlares en efectivo y contra la. tambiÉn amenazÓ al presidente de mÉxico, andrés manuel lÓpez obrador. jesica: asÍ fue la respuesta el cartel de santa rosa de lima, en el estado mexicano de guanajuato. varios vehÍculos enseÑados, tiendas destrozadas y gasolineras devastadas. el caos que provocaron los seguidores de "el marro", sobre todo en celaya fue porque el ejÉrcito detuvo a 26 persona de su organizaciÓn criminal. entre ellas, tres mujeres relacionadas con las finanzas del grupo. una es su madre y otra es su prima. >> siempre los voy a apoyar. jesica: en un vÍdeo, Él agradeciÓ la violencia hasta con sollozos. >> tas grabÁndoles audio ymadre Ándolas. que me dejen solo como un perro. jesica: luego mÁs tranquilo, grabÓ otro mensaje. en el que amenazÓ al gobierno mexicano por supuestamente apoyar a sus rivales, el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn. >> a estos hijos de su madre no l

sÓlo me reunirÍa con maduro para discutir una cosa, una salida pacÍfica del poder.Ís. >> revelan en primer lugar 1° inmenso de improvisaciÓn. >> trump ha dicho que con venezuela todas las opciones estÁn sobre la mesa cuando se le pregunta por intervenciones militares, pero eso tampoco ha ocurrido. en un aÑo electoral un apretÓn de manos, duro le podrÍa quitar el voto de hispanos en florida. en washington, claudia uceda, una visiÓn. jorge: amÉrica latina superÓ los 2,000,000 de casos de coronavirus, segÚn la universidad hopkins. es el continente ahora mÁs golpeado. estados unidos 2,800,000 y brasil con mÁs de 1,000,000 son los paÍses con mÁs casos en la regiÓn. en el mundo hay casi 9,000,000 de casos y mÁs de 468,000 muertes por coronavirus. ilia: la llamada entrada la normalidad ayer en espaÑa que durÓ poco la comunidad autónoma de ara con, donde las autoridade conservaron 33 nuevos casos de coronavirus en un solo dÍa. este repunte apunta 70,000 personas que deberÁn regresar a la fase dos de reapertura en tres condados tempranos a la ciudad. jorge: en palma de mayor

. >> is he still interested in meeting with president maduro? >> the president tweeted today that unlike the radical left, i will always stand with the people of venezuela. my administration has always stood against the oppressive nicolas maduro regime. he continues to recognize juan guaido as the leader of venezuela. >> does he reject characterization that it would be cool to invade venezuela? multiple senior administration officials are on the record, ask posing the lies. taking note of john bolton and how ridiculous some of the things that he said, the reviews's book has gotten has been right on in the media. .t is exceedingly tedious the new yorker says he takes an inflated view of himself and blames others for just about everything. thatng about the flaws have been underlined as being false. saidhave all come out and -- the book is full of mistruths. >> does he claim that was untrue? >> yes. back to berman. was he fired because of the investigation that he had overseen into the president? was he fired because he oversaw those investigations

he shouldn't sit down with maduro in any case.not something the president of the united states would do and i said when i was still in government, the only thing i would negotiate with him is what he wants for lunch on the plane leaving venezuela. >> bret: they could topple this authoritarian regime and we need to follow through on. keira demonstrated dramatically or has oscillations between the four, and showing inconsistency and vacillation that makes it very clear for policy to succeed. the idea of meeting with maduro is, his desire to meet with xi jinping, to meet with vladimir putin, and he loves the idea of meeting with the strong authoritarian figures. and there's no point in giving maduro any legitimacy and others. that's a number of things that the president did and are trying to do and yet, under your leadership with president trump we now have the best u.s. and israel relationship in our country. do you believe that to be true? >> yes. i think the question was, what was a motivating factor for it? that was largely elect

trump dijo en una entrevista que estarÍa abierto a una reuniÓn con el gobernante venezolano nicolÁs maduroro dice que es para negociar su salida del poder. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ borja: comenzamos la semana repletos de noticias. continÚan las protestas contra la brutalidad policial. un grupo de manifestantes en los Ángeles que exigÍa pacíficamente se investiga la muerte del hispano andrÉs guardado a manos de la policÍa. viviÓ momentos de tensiÓn cuando se escucharon varios disparos. uno de los asistentes dijo que la policÍa utilizÓ gases lacrimógenos y balas de goma mientras activistas les lanzaban objetos. nos vamos a conectar hasta los Ángeles con socorro cruz quien tiene mÁs detalles. te escuchamos. socorro: buenas tardes. las protestas contra la brutalidad policial regresaron durante este fin de semana a los Ángeles, cuando un grupo de padres de familia latinos salieron a protestar por la muerte de este joven andrÉs guardado, un joven de 18 aÑos de edad originario de el salvador y que trabajaba como guardia de seguridad en una tienda de llantas en el centro de los Ángeles. en estas manifest

president nicolas maduro or opposition leader juan guaido. maduro says he needs it to find the country's crumbling health care system during the pandemic. however, attempts by venezuela's central bank to access the gold begin two years ago just after nicolas maduro won a contested election. the bank of england never released it and said last year it would recognized one quando -- it would recognize juan guaido. lawyers says the actions of britain shows that -- >> defective means in control. -- thetral bank president's name appears on the currency note. he has an office. >> the lawyer says the billion is his to control as the british government and more than 50 others around the world said they would recognize him as interim president. efforts to create a transitional government have been unsuccessful. >> there are questions over maduro's capacity and transparency dealing with military and aid. that is one of the main problems not in terms of legitimacy but also in terms of convenience to transfer those funds. >> sanctions and mismanagement ha

su detenciÓn provocó la ira de maduro. y petroleo en el mercado internacional. ser el intermediario del compra de gas. >> le cediÓ tanto o mÁs poder que el ministro de petroleo en venezuela. reportero: con mÁs de por paÍs labrÓ una fortuna. en la importaciÓn con sobreprecio de alimentos y otros bienes. ademÁs contratos para la exploci de oro, carbÓn como contratistas de petrÓleos de venezuela. >> la extradiciÓn a los estados unidos atenciÓn no estÁ asegurada, pudiera pasar por un proceso judicial de hasta 40 dÍas y con la presiÓn del rÉgimen venezolano para evitarlo. ♪ jorge: protesta en las calles, amigos y familiares de alexander. un adolescente de 16 aÑos asesinado por policÍas. ellos pidieron justicia, la destituciÓn del alcalde que el presidente intervenga en el caso para exponer los abusos de las autoridades en la zona. ilia: la capital china adoptÓ lo que llamÓ medidas de tiempo de guerra. tras el surgimiento de nuevos casos de covid 19 en el mercato de alimentos mÁs grande de la ciudad. las autoridades ordenaron nu

todo esto con el respaldo de maduro. >> estos contratos han sido una especie de saqueo sistematizado -- por la corrupciÓn. se enterÓ de que tenÍa una orden de captura de interpol cuando estaba a bordo del aviÓn y apunto de salir de cabo verde. tenÍa una mansiÓn en barranquilla que fue recientemente confiscada y viajaba por todo el mundo en aviÓn privado junto con su segunda esposa, la modelo italiana, camila fabri. arantxa: esta tarde en londres que quisieron defender las estatuas irÓnicamente se enfrentaron a la policÍa que estaba para proteger a los monumentos. la violenta situaciÓn derivó en arrestos. fÉlix: en parÍs dispersaron a los manifestantes que se desplegaron sin seguir los protocolos para evitar contagios de covid-19. los parisinos vienen exigiendo justicia por la muerte del jovenafro descendiente muerto por custodia policial en el 2016. arantxa: angel sanchez nunca soÑÓ que se convertirÍa en abogado para ayudar. agradecer hunter su meta a pesar de que la pandemia de quito por ahora el festejo de su adorada graduaciÓn. cronista: estudiando en la universidad de miami. Ánge

so the president went along with it until he decided he was nervous and maduro was a stronger leader.earlier this year the leader of the opposition in the interim president and just a few days ago to meet with maduro and then certain and that caused a firestorm and venezuela and cuban-american communities so what is the position then? >> we only have some short questions about racial injustice to talk about the president using success terms. did you ever hear anything in the white house that was racist? >> and those that are fairly confirmed is racist no. there are other statements that were attributed to him before i was in the white house. but i don't recall any if i had. >> you are right about the president and his please of democracy and then to leave the white house if he is defeated this year? >> i hope so and it is important for republicans , especially to make that clear. if we're not careful with the albatross of this administration any longer than necessary. and what you are describing is absolutely the worst. >> with the trump administration you cannot be sure of anything.

. >> that point you believe that the president is reelected he will work closer with maduro, workcloser with xi jinping , kim jong un and all theothers ? >>. >> guest: i think part of the trouble in describing what happens in trump administration foreign policy is that what seems to be decided on day one is sometimes reversed on day two and venezuela example is a good case in point. i described in the book how the venezuelan opposition in january 2019 decided that they had to take a very active anti-maduro position. thought it might be their last chance torescue freedom in venezuela .the supporters of the venezuela in this country uniformly agreed. they had to take that chance. we had broad bipartisan support for supporting the opposition in venezuela and at a timewhen there isn't much in washington that bipartisan , the strong support for that and the president went along with it until he decided that he was nervous that maduro was really a stronger leader. he earlier this year and one juan glide out the leader of the opposition to the state of the union message and then not just a few

the maduro government is demanding his release, calling it an illegal act of u.s. aggression.ere venezuela's political confrontation will go from here, it is impossible to guess. barbara: at least 11 people have died in a new ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. there have been 17 reported cases since the beginning of the month. , -- people have died in the country from ebola. a senior sudanese militia leader facing more than 50 charges including war crimes relating to conflictfor -- darfur has appeared before the international criminal court for the first time. he called the allegations against him untrue. he surrendered more than 13 years after an international arrest warrant was issued against him. it is alleged he led thousands of fighters and was involved in the murder and rape of civilians. he faces a maximum sentence of life imprisonment if convicted. israel has started the construction of a road connecting illegal settlements through occupied east jerusalem. palestinian activists say the so-called american road as part of a right ranging -- wide-ranging

campaign to oust maduro from leadership says he's having 2nd thoughts about his decision to recognize opposition leader. as venezuela's legitimate president and he acknowledged that he has turned down previous opportunities to meet maduro but wouldn't rule a town in the future. hong kong's pro-democracy labor unions have failed to get enough support to strike against china's propose national security legislation the referendum needed 60000 votes in support of strike action but just under 9000 people participated it's seen as a blow to the city's anti-government protest movement which lost momentum because of a ban on public gatherings over a coronavirus law in the wake of the corner virus pandemic the greek capital athens is keeping social distancing in mind as it looks open for the summer tourist season officials have decided to turn over a portion of the streets to pedestrians and cyclists johnson happiness explains why . every night city workers squeezing traffic into fewer lanes here on pilot to steal one of athens broadhurst central avenues crews are reclaiming half the street su

reportero: nicolÁs maduro no pierde el foco.es hechas a su medida. >> los asuntos entre los venezolanos los resolvemos con el voto el dÍa de las elecciones. >> nomÁs importante es organizar en la comprensiÓn de un gran pueblo polÍtico. >> no se quiere volver a equivocar. >> es la decisiÓn de imponer un nuevo consejo nacional. esto cierra la posibilidad de una negociaciÓn. el rÉgimen hace su apuesta. fÉlix: el regreso del fÚtbol luego del parÓn causado por la pandemia no podÍa estar completo si lionel messi yo y volviÓ con triunfo del barcelona. presentador: quÉ gusto saludarlos con la informaciÓn deportiva. arrancamos con la liga espaÑola. mÁs allá de ver al barcelona, todos estÁbamos pendiente de messi. arturo vidal y luego jordi alba. se mete un espontÁneo. no hay a pÚblico, pero sÍ un espontÁneo en la cancha. jordi alba y lionel messi . 4-0 el barcelona le pego al mayorca. estamos a la semifinal de la copa de italia.napoli frente a Él inter de milÁn. 1-1 y "chucky" lozano se quedÓ en la banca. el nuevo director del psg anunci

president donald trump backtracks after signaling openness to meeting venezuela's nicolas maduro there and prosecutors in russia seek a 6 year sentence for a high profile film director on the bezel new charges as the borders say the case is listed as a base in school sternness world number one of a joke which is facing criticism through players involved in events these organized in the balkans have now tested positive for corona virus. but we begin this hour in the united states where the death toll from the corona virus has now reached 120008 new infections are soaring in several states which have reopened their economies now the daily number of cases is at its highest level in almost 2 months a dozen states including arizona florida and texas all experienced record increases in new cases in the last week but it is a different picture in new york city once the epicenter of the outbreak after 3 months of lockdown offices restaurants and hair salons are reopening in america's biggest city but across the wilds there were $183000.00 new infections reported on sunday that's the west day ye

later this year the new national electoral council is dominated by loyalists to president nicolas maduro and venezuela's opposition is refusing to recognize it is a latin america editor of the sea and human. venezuela has a new electoral council but not precisely the run that mainstream opposition leaders had been demanding for years 5 new members of the body that should oversee fair and transparent elections have taken their seats after having been selected on friday by the pro-government supreme court rather than the legislative branch the accelerated process which did not allow anyone to publicly submit their candidacy is immediately dismissed as a fraud by opposition leader one by law. we do not recognize any false electoral council named by our judicial arm of the dictatorship that has no responsibility for these matters only the national assembly nominee committee can present the names and receive the nominated record 3 of the 5 new council members are clear government allies and the remaining 2 who claim to be either neutral or government opponents are seen as trojan horses by the

maduro said he would meet respectfully with his u.s. counterpart like he has joe biden.resident trump has previously the only meeting he will have with maduro would be to discuss a peaceful exit from power. but in an interview over the weekend the president said he was never opposed to meetings. >>> saudi arabia is drastically limiting hajj pilgrims. the hajj scheduled to take place next month will only be open to saudis and foreign nationals already residing in the kingdom. more than 2 million muslims performed the hajj last year. 1.8 million of them were international travelers. cnn's sam kiley has traveled the region extensively. he joins us from abu dhabi. good to see you, sam. this must be a very different year for the hajj and all the participants. how will this work specifically? >> reporter: rosemary, it's not a surprise. the saudi arabian kingdom about two months ago now issued guidance to the potential hajj pilgrims, particularly to the specialized travel agents that organize the hajj pilgrims from right across the world. 1.8 million more or less people would b

. >> too that point, do you believe if the president is reelected he will work closer with maduro orinping, kim jong-un and all the others? >> i think part of the trouble in describing what happened in the trump administration foreign policy, what seems to be decided on day one is sometimes reversed on day two, venezuela is a good case in point, i describe in the book how the venezuelan opposition in january of 2019 decided that they had to take a very active anti-mentor a position, they thought it might be their last chance to rescue freedom in venezuela, the supporters of venezuela in this country uniformly agree they had to take the chance, we had broad bipartisan support for supporting the opposition in venezuela when there is not much in washington that is bipartisan, the strong support for that and the president went along with it until he decided he was nervous that maduro was a stronger leader. earlier this year he had juan guaido leader of the opposition, the interim president and not just a few days ago he said he would meet with maduro and he was uncertain about guaido's l

maduro dijo que uniÓn europea tiene que respetar a venezuela.ligados a suspender sus funciones y despedir a 3400 empleados. la pandemia ha servido de estÍmulo para crear productos que nos protejan del virus. un adolescente en el reino unido quiso inventar algo que evitara que nos tocaremos el rostro. tuvo la idea de este reloj que utiliza algoritmos especiales para que cuando uno levante la mano hacia la cara vibre y nos avisa que no debemos hacerlo. en septiembre lo sacarÁ a la venta por poco mÁs de $100. una idea genial. y asÍ llegamos al final. gracias y que descansen. ♪convencido con la barrera. gracias. maÑana los esperamos. ♪ ♪ >> los cuatro grandes del tod contra los incontables y ociosos el pulso

joaquÍn leal operÓ con alex saab, presta nombre nicolÁs maduro.o de joaquÍn guzmÁn, en octubre pasado. lÓpez obrador dijo que lo hizo para mantener la seguridad de culiacÁn y evitar la muerte de civiles. ese dÍa amenaz ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: el francisco autorizÓ la beatificaciÓn del mÉdico venezolano josÉ gregorio hernÁndez. una comisiÓn del vaticano verificÓ sus milagros. la madre de la victima hizo que su hija estuvo al borde de la muerte y oro josÉ hernÁndez por su sanaciÓn. cientos de personas se manifestaron en todo el paÍs por la conmemoraciÓn del 155 aniversario de fin de la esclavitud en el paÍs. en el contexto de protestas nacionales contra la brutalidad policial y el racismo. como ven, una de las carteras que fue constante en las manifestaciones es este "black lives matters", las vidas negras importan, la comunidad negra importa y la cultura negra importa. los honramos en este espacio. que tengan feliz fin de semana. gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ el siguiente es un anuncio pagado de omega xl. [mÚsica] [aplausos]

president donald trump says he would consider meeting venezuela's nicolas maduro despite his administration's campaign to oust madura from leadership says he is having 2nd thoughts about his decision to recognize opposition leader one wydow as the legitimate president of venezuela. with headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you right after a.j.c. next stay with us. to. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment you stop all the 30 action this is the moment. on fighting every time we meet with global news makers and the stories that go to 0. even a minute out of town not monument and i guess. i'm. limited now we are hoping that prime minister modi spine to wake up and listen to us for what we have been trying to say for the last part b. years that people in bhopal plead adequate compensation from union carbide and outcome of the venting.

seek to topple president nicolas maduro we speak to one of his long time critics economist and cisco rodriguez only some more coming up about who is going on the ground. join me every thursday on the alec salmon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back on sundays going underground world exclusive interview with venezuelan foreign minister what harry outside made multiple allegations of getting u.s. sanctions are directly linked to the plight of millions of venezuelans leaving the country he also claimed the bank of england was responsible for the fact of theft of funds needed by the venezuelan people to pay for supplies in a time of coronavirus u.k. pm boris johnson called developing a post-coup unit in the british foreign office and actually invited one guy to downing street they're recognized as president of venezuela by the e.u. u.k. and usa arianna said has no democratic authority joining me now via skype from new york is a former advisor to venezuelan presidential candidate only falcone who ran

present says he would consider meeting venezuela's nicolas maduro despite his administration's campaignto oust him from leadership trump says he's having 2nd thoughts about his decision to recognize opposition leader one why do venezuela is legitimate president you're upset with the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you right after inside story to stay with us. al-jazeera. and. could egypt and turkey go to war in libya egypt's president threatens to send in the army its turkish backed troops make more gains how does that further complicate libya's civil war this isn't a story. that i welcome to the program on iraq on the battle lines of libya's civil war a changing quickly a few weeks ago khalifa haftar his forces were on the outskirts of the capital tripoli they fought a 14 month battle to remove the un recognized government of national accord or the jna but the warlords campaign failed and he's been in retreat cents.

sanctions president maduro says it's needed to buy health care equipment medicine and food during the pandemic the right to access venezuela's riches is a dispute dispute intertwined with the right to rule the country and as sonia gago reports equally contested. far from venezuela lies some of its most prized riches 31 tons of the country's gold is held here in the vaults of the bank of england for safekeeping now there's a legal battle over who can access it president nicolas maduro opposition leader. says he needs the 1000000000 to help fund the country's crumbling health care system during the coronavirus pandemic. however attempts by venezuela's central bank to access the gold began 2 years ago just after my daughter won a contested election the bank of england never released it and then said last year it would recognise why daughter is the interim president not. despite that my daughter's lawyers say that diplomatic action since have shown britain still recognised him as venezuela's leader well you know. you have recognized the government is an effective government. for example b

to force the bank of england to release almost $2000000000.00 worth of its gold president nicolas maduro says it's needed to buy health care equipment medicine and food during the coronavirus pandemic dozens of migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea by an italian rescue ship after their boat was reported to be in to spread distress most of the migrants were men from africa and bangladesh well those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera after counting the cost stay with us. the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week economy opening up the pandemic as head towards world war 2 levels could be seal staring all stimulus. time to pay down debt as economies tank and job losses increase.

sanciona a tres empresarios mexicanos y ocho de sus empresas que habÍan ayudado al rÉgimen de nicolÁs madurosas, operada en el sector petrolero venezolano vÍa mÉxico. este experto asegura que el gobierno de este paÍs debe actuar con cautela. >> es una muestra de lo que puede venir en adelante en caso de que el gobierno del presidente mexicano, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, decida surtir oficialmente de este hidrocarburo, de este combustible el gobierno venezolano. alejandro: venezuela tiene una escasez de combustible y culpa a estados unidos por el bloqueo impuesto y porque estarÍa impidiendo el suministro de insumos necesarios para la producciÓn del hidrocarburo que ya se traduce en crisis en su poblaciÓn, pero los expertos aseguran que es debido a la corrupciÓn actual. esta semana, el presidente de mÉxico, andrés manuel lÓpez obrador, dijo que estarÍa dispuesto a apoyarlos. andrÉs: el caso de que se hiciera la solicitud y fuese una necesidad humanitaria, lo hariamos. jorge: una decisiÓn de esta naturaleza podrÉ complicar la relaciÓn de mÉxico y estados unidos. >> hay una serie de factores q

la migraciÓn legal estarÍa por dar visa el presidente dijo que no descarta en reunirse con nicolÁs maduroÚltiples en varios estados dejan decenas de heridos y varios muertos, entre ellos un pequeÑo de sÓlo tres aÑos de edad. continÚan los desalojos en los Ángeles, california, a pesar de la moratoria que impusieron las autoridades para proteger a los inquilinos durante la pandemia. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: bienvenidos. faltan 135 dÍas para las elecciones generales de noviembre en las que el presidente donald trump busca conseguir la victoria para un segundo tÉrmino. parte del plan para lograrlo, es limitar la admiraciÓn en el paÍs. arantxa: hoy su secretario interino dice que buscarÁ cancelar el programa daca durante los prÓximos seis meses. no trompetero nos explica que el gobierno estarÍa por implementar nuevas medidas para reducir el nÚmero de traseros que viven al paÍs para estudiar o trabajar. reportero: el presidente donald trump se prepara para firmar una orden ejecutiva que elimina la visa a trabajad

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president trump signaling a willingness to sit down with venezuela's nicolas maduro. the implications of a possible meeting between the world leaders. >> there's a discussion about mail-in voting. hillary clinton said it's fine, it's fair. >> it absolutely opens the floodgates to fraud. rob: bill barr backing up president trump's belief that mail-in voting could hurt our democracy. can the results be trusted? we have a political panel on deck to debate, coming up next, jillian: good morning. welcome back. a look at our top headlines this morning. more violence in seattle's chop zone after a shooting leaves one person in serious condition. police are still investigating. it's unclear if anyone is in custody. this comes after a 19-year-old was shot and killed over the weekend. rob: former national security advisor john bolton lashing out at the president ahead of his book release tomorrow. >> decisions are made in a very scatter-shod fashion, especially in the potentially mortal field of national security policy. this is a danger for the republic. rob: this comes at the

claims his administration is failing to recognize maduro's regime.odd: trey yingst is live in jerusalem with the major foreign policy shift. >> reporter: good morning. in a big turn of events, president trump says he is now open to meeting with venezuelan dictator nicolas maduro. the president discussed the possibility during an interview on friday in the oval office with axios, adding he is currently against what is going on in venezuela. the development highlights the lack of structure in current american foreign policy. previously, the president threw his support to the opposition leader amid a deep crisis in venezuela. new revelations in the book written by john bolton say president trump saw guido as weak and compared him to beto o'rourke. this is opening the door for iranian expansion in the south american country. this week, iran sent a cargo ship with food to open the first iranian supermarket in venezuela. last month, iran sent 1.5 million barrels of oil to venezuela. that move was in violation of the 2015 nuclear agreement. the vessels were

and kelsey buller over the opinion piece from american enemies provided we put two nicolas maduro to the taliban. thank you so much for joining assignment was the mcdonnell, "the evening edit" starter now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business liz: welcome to the show, you're watching the fox business network, president trump finishing a roundtable with smallawenforcement officers as p congressional democrats held a press conference to unveil federal police reform legislation and more. and democrat candidate joe biden announced he does not support defunding police budgets. let's go to hillary vaughn in washington with more. reporter: mayors around america are weighing the decision too/funding for their own city police department, the president today making it clear he does not support defunding or disbanding any police department around the country. >> they will not be defunding, there will not be dismantling of our police and they are not going to be disbanding of our police, police have been letting us live in peace, we want to make sure were not having

over past times opinion pieces from american enemies and adversaries from vladmir putin to nicolas maduro to the taliban. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" joins us right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. president trump today finishing a roundtable with law enforcement officers as top congressional democrats held a press conference to unveil federal police reform legislation and for. democrat candidate joe biden says he does not support defunding police budgets. hillary vaughn with more. hillary. reporter: liz, mayors around america are weighing a decision to slash funding for their own city's police department, president making it clear he does not support defunding or disbanding any police departments around the country. >> there won't be defunding. there won't be dismantling of our police and, they're not going to be any disbanding of our police. our police have been letting us live in peace. we want to make sure we don't have any bad actors in there and sometimes you will see some horrible things like we

that deal with venezuela it's an attempt to cut oil revenues to the government of president nicolas maduro of venezuela's opposition has criticised the appointment of a team that will oversee forthcoming parliamentary elections the supreme court names new leaders for the national electoral council a body that critics have repeatedly accused of favoring the ruling socialist party opponents boycotted a vote in 2018 on the grounds that it was rigged nicolas maduro went on to be reelected the parliamentary election date still hasn't been set. now several members of the u.s. congress have asked video conferencing firm zoom to clarify its relationship with china as well as its data collection practices after the company admitted suspending the accounts of rights activists the requests of the chinese government zome initially said it was following local laws when it disrupted their meetings on the 31st anniversary of the tenon men square massacre the firm says it will no longer allow requests from beijing that affects users outside of mainland china. who one is china researcher at human rights wa

president has walked back on comments on venezuela's leader saying he'd only meet nicolas maduro if he agreed to step down peacefully on sunday trump told a u.s. news website he wouldn't rule out meeting with europe despite the u.s. campaign to oust him the us president also said he's having 2nd thoughts about recognizing opposition leader as venezuela's legitimate president or high court judges in the u.k. are currently hearing the government's bid to force the bank of england to release almost $2000000000.00 of its gold the bank has held on to $31.00 tons of venezuelan bullion for the past 2 years because of british and u.s. sanctions. palestinian protesters are condemning israeli plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank the un's middle east envoy was among several diplomats at the mass rally the mass rally in jericho it was organized by the palestinian national liberation movement which says the next 10 days are dangerous and it's crucial to continue protests despite the coronavirus threat july the 1st is when israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing to begin that

president donald trump says he would consider meeting venezuela's president nicolas maduro even though the trumpet ministration has been trying to oust madugalle from his job made the comments to u.s. news site he says he's having 2nd thoughts about his decision to recognize opposition leader on quiet though as the legitimate president of venezuela trump says he's turned down opportunities to meet but wouldn't rule the moderates in the future. there's a growing criticism of donald trump's decision to hold a shot and campaign rally against the advice of medical experts 6 members of the u.s. president's campaign staff tested positive for corona virus before the gathering began and ahead of his tell all book release former national security advisor john bolton repeated his allegation that the president is more refocused on reelection and public health mike hanna reports. federal court ruled his books publication could go ahead john bolton was once again in the spotlight. the former national security advisers book will be released to the general public on tuesday among the many statements

president donald trump says he's not ruling out meeting venezuela's leader nicolas maduro despite the u.s. campaign to oust him the us president also told a us news website that he's having 2nd thoughts about recognizing opposition leader one by joe as venezuela's legitimate president meanwhile high court judges in the u.k. are hearing venezuela's bet to force the bank of england 'd to release almost 2. in dollars of its gold the bank has held on to $31.00 tons of venezuelan bullion for the past 2 years because of british and u.s. sanctions prison nicolas maduro says the gold is needed to buy health care quick meant medicine and food during the coronavirus pandemic britain like many other countries supports opposition leader one why do the his way use some of its other gold reserves last month to pay for $45000000.00 worth of iranian petrol despite u.s. sanctions on both countries are more your compass is a financial analyst he explains why releasing the gold could be risky for the bank of england. the main problem is that the bank the bank of england klang east the beignets well and

justice department for money laundering accused of being a front man for president nicolas maduro allegedly in a scheme that siphoned off millions of dollars from a food box program the maduro government is demanding sabs release calling it illegal act of us aggression. as for where venezuela's political confrontation will go from here is impossible to guess you see in human al-jazeera. at least 11 people have died in a new ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo there have been 17 recorded cases including those who've died since the beginning of the month since 2018 more than 2000 people in the country have died from bola that the r.c. is also battling the coronavirus and the world's largest measles epidemic. a senior sudanese militia leader facing more than 50 charges including war crimes relating to the dar for conflict has appeared before the international criminal court for the 1st time i liquid shave a call the allegations against them untrue he surrendered last week more than 13 years after an international arrest warrant was issued against him it's alleged that he led tho

both have been supporting the corrupt maduro regime in venezuela. we have seen the warning signs of this for at least a decade and the previous administration let the military take advantage of. for eight years, we had a president for the military wasn't a top priority. r i respected him because he had other areas where he thought they were more significant and of course he was president of the united states and he did. he got reminded of what i said a minute ago. we went down by 25% from the five year period. at the same time russia was increasing by 35% and we were reducing 25%. china was increasing by the 3%. defending america wasn't a top priority but he was honest about it and we learned there were areas they were falling behind. how do we turn this around? now we have a president whose priority is keeping the american families secure over those past few years we've began rebuilding our military thinks the president trump. restoring the military fighter planes and ships and weapons and taking what they are doing as an example in my state of okl

favoring the ruling socialist party opponents boycotted the presidential election won by nicolas maduro2 years ago because they said the voting was raped. not only are they clearly committing a crime they're making a huge political mistake it's a mistake that i'm sure will be there are doing in this moment the venezuelans going through not only did they make a mistake in 2017 when they called for an illegal national constituent congress and in 2018 women tried to push through a fake election once again in making a mistake that isolates them even further it also means venezuelans will suffer because it isolates us it prevents us from getting credit prevents us from salt in social issues and prevents us from solving the humanitarian emergency this pandemic chile has a new health minister after his predecessor resigned in a controversy over the under reporting of coronavirus cases. was under mounting pressure to quit after he was revealed it was reveals that that $5000.00 chileans have died during the crisis that's 2000 more than the government's reported total a new daily of a record was

socialist posse opponents boycotted a vote back in 2018 on the grounds that it was rigged nicolas madurowent on to be reelected well those are the headlines that rob matheson will have more news for you here on al-jazeera after the listening post stay with us. now i juss era. where ever the. tech stuff costs people to posit that racism tests at half the trash trucks patrick like trying to pass. as off like 5 feet to pass just cuts straight question right by the face of the stasi something like. hello i'm richard has been you're watching the listening post working from home here are some of the media stories that we're examining this week a statue of a slave trader takes the fall in the u.k. as britain confronts its colonial leg.

issued an indictment against president maduro accusing him of not core terrorism and described him in that indictment as the former president of venezuela no by suggesting that he would meet him that obviously incensed a lot of people particularly in south florida that's where a large part of the venezuelan expatriate community sits florida is a key state so it also comes after the john bolton book which is due to be published tomorrow and that john bolton said that donald trump often described as strong and why do is weak and wasn't sure whether they had made the right call about supporting why and why do so by suggesting in an interview that you would meet madrid or that just inflamed passions in all of these places i'm sure there were a number of phone calls to the white house over the weekend saying what are you thinking about and that would probably explain why the president donald trump is no saying he would only meet mcdougal if he was leaving office we know of course that that is unlikely would do it or doesn't seem keen to leave office any time soon but donald trump definitel

brilliant display of soviet style propaganda to shore up support for the venezuelan leader nicolas maduroputin's claims, bolton writes, largely persuaded trump. now, this is another one where there's no doubt, carol lee, bolton was much more aggressive at wanting to counter maduro in ways and he had some support in the administration, but here's bolton essentially saying, carol, the president's the one that blinked and that's why maduro's still in power. >> yeah, and this was one of the issues, chuck, that came up when the initial fight between the white house and bolton over his book, there was some things he said he wanted to talk about publicly on venezuela and the president tweeted at him and basically said that he was tougher than john bolton was and they -- and that bolton said, well, you'll see in my book. what's so fascinating about the putin anecdote is what bolton really writes about is how world leaders like vladimir putin would find ways and how easy it was, according to john bolton, for them to be successful in this, to flatter the president, to get what they want out of him.

sanctions the president nicolas maduro says the gold is needed to buy health care health care equipment and medicine and food during the coronavirus pandemic britain like many other countries supports the opposition leader when quite a fair israeli used some of its other gold reserves last month to pay for $45000000.00 worth of iranian petrol despite u.s. sanctions on both countries diego moyo compass is a financial analyst and he explains why releasing this gold could be risky for the bank of england. the main problem is that the bank the bank of england's klang east the beignets well and central bank and there's a question in all work which is the illegitimate board of the uk the u.k. again like the us and most e.u. loving americans want to do not recognise my guru as the prescient they recognise one way though the head of venezuela's parliament the national assembly as the interim constitution oppress him and why because the national family that is what its parliament is the only legitimately elected body in bennett's went so both ways go and do wrong they both have a point that the

both countries have been supporting the corrupt maduro regime in venezuela. we've seen warning signs of this for at least a decade, but meanwhile the previous administration let our military take advantage and actually rode. for eight years we had a president where the military was not a top priority. i respected him because he had other areas where he, that he thought were more significant, and of course he was president of the united states, and he did it. so we went down by 25% between the five-year period of 2010 and 2015. at the same time russia was increasing by 35%, we were reducing 25%. they were increasing. china increasing by 83%. defending america wasn't his top priority, but he was honest about it, and we learned that areas that we're falling behind. now we've started turning behind. now we have a president whose priority is keeping american families secure, and over the past few years we began rebuilding our military, thanks to president trump, the guy everybody criticizes. we're restoring our military might with new planes, ships, new weapons be