give it up for nicolas - maduro! the campaign event for the rival has _ maduro!nt for the rival has a totally _ the rival has a totally different vibe. a sensation that they have already won. many here are members of youth groups and community leaders. all convinced the status quo is the best option. translation: the opposition is not united, it does not give young people any opportunities, but the government is a means to an end. ., , ., , ., government is a means to an end. ., , ., ., end. venezuelan people have a choice in these _ end. venezuelan people have a choice in these elections - end. venezuelan people have a choice in these elections but i choice in these elections but there is a real power imbalance between the opposition and government. take these buses. they have been put on by the organisers to bring supporters to the rally. in the hills overlooking caracas, an abandoned tunnel project. and an abandoned community who has given up on politics altogether. voting does not feel like a priority when there is no power at home. and there taps of run dry.

i the government, with nicolas maduro? ~ ., , maduro?i think that they need to first of all understand - maduro? i think that they need to first of all understand that i to first of all understand that united is the only way forward if they are going to continue to achieve for an electoral solution in venezuela. secondly, they need guarantees and an election that is more free and more fair than what we saw yesterday and for that they need the support of the international community so i think their main goal going forward is going to be to strike some unity and be able to deliver in the governorships that came on and then to be able to articulate to the international community in order to eventually get a free and fair presidential election. president nicolas maduro has already described this as the finest democratic process in the world. what will and what do you think external observers are going to make of this? i think ups external observers will not call it that, i think they are going to see leading up they are going to see leading

throughout president nicolas maduro has accused them of theft and embezzlement.ng kickbacks from an illicit deal. >> translator: a few days ago as head of state, i requested an urgent investigation given the serious claims that i was made aware of, of embezzlement of our company citgo. >> the main accusations against the six that they had tried to renegotiate the citgo debt without consulting with maduro. the military office behind their arrest, caught the venezuelan authorities had received information from its intelligence sources in the u.s. but offered no proof. cnn obtained documents showing that the board of citgo's parent company pervesa explicitly authorized negotiations. in addition, look closely. only one of the six, jose pareda was part of the conversations. the deal, by the way, never went ahead. and the company that was mediating the refinancing move, mangora sol, said no money was exchanged. still, they were convicted. the arrest of the "citgo 6" took place after protesters began pouring onto the streets in 2017. venezuela's once booming oil industr

pablo montero recibe crÍticas por cantarle el rey y las maÑanitas a nicolÁs maduro por su cumpleaÑos. carolina. arrancamos con los viajes masivos. es la semana de mmÁs trÁnsito de todo el aÑo. se estima que es mÁs de 53 por millones de personas viajen por carretera. desde el viernes han pasado 8.5 millones de personas por los puntos de seguridad y se esperan 20 millones en total. tienen mÁs. adelante. >> hoy estÁ bastante ocupado y se espera que el domingo estÉ aÚn mÁs concurrido. te cuento que como los aeropuertos de atlanta, los Ángeles, el aeropuerto de kennedy en nueva york no se reportan retrasos ni cancelaciones, asÍ que todo fluye bastante bien y los pasajeros estÁn bastante desesperanzados en lo que cabe. te cuento que el aeropuerto de miami estaban ocupa acostumbrados a recibir a unos 3000 pasajeros diarios, pero hoy esperan procesar unos 150,000 pasajeros y el domingo un dÍa mÁs ocupado. asÍ que todo parece indicar que los viajes por vÍa aÉrea, la industria vuelto a su apogeo habitual. vamos a escuchar a un pasajero con el que hablamos hace poco que estaba muy emocionado por

until he turned on nicolas maduro and fled to the united states.pared trap. >> reporter: they were held originally, and now in the united states, he tells us he takes responsibility for his actions. >> translator: i feel responsible not just for them, but because i was part of the nefarious structure that is day destroying our country. >> reporter: their families tells us they're kept in overcrowded cells, no windows. they've had to buy everything from food to water, toothpaste, to even toilet paper. have a listen to what he asked for just a few weeks ago. early this year, the kriismt. tgo six were move to house arrest, only to be thrown back in prison in october hours after a maduro ally was extradited to the united states. throughout s. maduro has accused them of -- >> a few days ago, as head of state, i requested an urgent investigation, given the serious claims i was made aware of. a blatant and massive robbery at citgo. >> they said tried to renegotiate the citgo debt without consulting. the military office behind their ar arrest. >> look clos

still to come on the programme: venezuela's election leads to a strong showing for president maduro'sica. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world — the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air - balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, _ but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air- that we need, it's hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 19605 — it was an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war with the cuban missile crisis. this is newsday on the bbc, i'm karishma vaswani in singapore

s chief prosecutor signed a memorandum of understanding with maduro and said the i.c.c.sh the truth. >> i am fully aware of the fault lines that exist in venezuela, the geopolitical divisions that exist. we are not political. we are guided by the principles of legality and the rule of law. >> reporter: the i.c.c. opened a preliminary examination into the maduro government in february of 2018, and says this moves that investigation into the next phase. meanwhile, maduro says he respects the next step. >> translator: we respect your decision as a state, though we have made it clear we do not share it. we have signed an agreement that guarantees in an effective way cooperation, positive complementary, mutual support and constructive dialogue to reach truth and justice between venezuela with its institutions and the international criminal court prosecutor's office. thank you very much, prosecutor. >> reporter: this is the international criminal court's first full investigation into possible crimes against humanity in latin america, and even if it drags on for years, the fami

en su cumpleaÑos, es que nicolÁs maduro celebrÓ su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 59 con el cantante mexicano asÍlos grammy en la categorÍa estÁ selena gÓmez quien obtuvo su primera nominaciÓn, competiÁa como mejor Álbum latino pop, otras estrellas latinas como karol g, vicente fernÁndez, bad bunny rubÉn blades y juanes xetd rana en otras 5 categorÍas, la ena entrega de los grammys serÁ el 31 de eran. >> - tú sabes que yo amo a carmen. - tú solamente eres una opción más para carmen. - tú no te mandas sola. lara, suelta. ¡dámelo! - ¡me quieres arruinar la vida! - pues es que yo acabo de hablar con el andys y él me dijo que no te prestó ningún dinero. - ¡¿qué quieres?! ¡¿que vaya a robar?! - ¡toma tu cochino dinero! ¿eh? - aquí está todo el dinero. - el trato es que pagaras completito. [lee] alan: "ahora sí perdiste la apuesta". - pues sí. estuve con alan. tuvimos nuestra primera vez juntos. - alan se ha acostado con medio beverly hills. ahora le tengo que dar mi coche a ese imbécil. - estoy metiendo la carta a inmigración. - una denuncia anónima. carmen y tú van a tener problemas legales muy feos.

nicolas maduro blamed us sanctions for the country's collapse.omic crisis far worse, but yanis says the government has to take some responsibility. translation: before| they expropriated this, you could see boats working. there weren't as many oil spills. all this was beautiful. now it is just a cemetery. yanis feels abandoned, as do most people who live from the lake. power cuts keep them in the dark here. the disused flares often their only guide. but yanis is voting for change. the presidential election in chile is heading for a run—off between candidates at the extremes of the political spectrum. with 80% of ballots counted, the far—right former congressmanjose antonio kast is in the lead with 28% of the vote. in second place with 25% is the left—wing former student leader gabriel boric. india s bollywood films have been going strong for decades — but the global success of south korea's squid game has raised the barfor asian content. with the success of films like crazy rich asians and shang chi and the legend of the ten rings , there s also

nicolas maduro blames us sanctions for the country's collapse.conomic crisis far worse but yannis says the government has to take some responsibility. translation:— to take some responsibility. translation: �* ., ., translation: before the in all four of this _ translation: before the in all four of this you _ translation: before the in all four of this you could _ translation: before the in all four of this you could see - four of this you could see boats working, they were not of many oil spills, all of this was beautiful and now it's a cemetery. was beautiful and now it's a cemetery-— was beautiful and now it's a cemete . , ., ., cemetery. he feels abandoned, as do most _ cemetery. he feels abandoned, as do most people _ cemetery. he feels abandoned, as do most people who - cemetery. he feels abandoned, as do most people who live - cemetery. he feels abandoned, as do most people who live on | as do most people who live on the lake. power cuts keep them in the dark here. the disused flare often their only guide. but yannis is voting for change.

nicolas maduro named us sanctions for the country's collapse.s the government has to take some responsibility. translation: before they exnrowiated — responsibility. translation: before they expropriated this, _ responsibility. translation: before they expropriated this, you _ responsibility. translation: before they expropriated this, you could - they expropriated this, you could see boats working. there weren't as many oil spills. all this was beautiful. now it is just a cemetery. yanis feels abandoned, as do most people who live from the lake. power cuts keep them in the dark here. the disused player is often their only guide. but yanis is voting for change —— the disused flares. time for the sport now. with all the sport now, here's karthi gnanasegaram at the bbc sport centre. thank you. with just two races left this season lewis hamilton is now only eight points behind formula 1's championship leader max verstappen after winning the qatar grand prix. verstappen finished in second place was not hamilton wore a rainbow coloured helmet, saying

venezuela's opposition leader says there is a need for unity as the socialist party of nicolas maduroa sweeping victory in regional elections. the awards for a modern music scene? the brits scrap their best male and best female artist accolades and settle for a single artist of the year. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. people in the american state of wisconsin have held a vigil for the five people killed after a man drove his vehicle into a christmas parade in the city of waukesha. police say they've charged a suspect with intentional homicide but don't believe it was terrorism related. our correspondent barbara plett—usher reports. this little girl narrowly escaped with her life. she had no idea what was hurtling towards her. and here, the moment when the joy and festivity of the christmas parade turned to horror and tragedy. a vehicle travelling at full speed struck members of a marching band. the driver continued forward, hitting and running over others in his path. these young dancers perfectly in step one moment, the next, brutally disrupted. people

ilia: el gobernante nicolÁs maduro ofreciÓ una declaraciÓn y dijo que el empresario fue detenido cuandoentando. reportero: en california el precio de la gasolina siga aumentando. todos los dÍas marcos maneja por 11 horas. >> se siente mÁs. reportero: el promedio es de $3.41 el galÓn a nivel nacional, pero en california supera los $4.68. >> estos precios son demasiados. hablamos de $5 por galÓn ni siquiera estamos en verano. >> el problema es que california siempre quiere ser mÁs limpio que el paÍs. tambiÉn la falta de petrÓleo que llega a este estado para convertirlo en gasolina. reportero: asÍ los californianos se acercan a acciÓn de gracias con los precios mÁs altos de la historia. >> la gente que ponÍa 40 ahora pone 20. reportero: analistas piensan que los precios seguirÁn subiendo hasta fin de aÑo. es una cuestiÓn de oferta y demanda. ilia: al regresar, hablamos con isaac alarcÓn, que naciÓ en mÉxico, pero ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ilia: el tradicional programa infantil "plaza sÉsamo" tendrÁ su primer personaje asiÁtico. el fÚtbol americano es cada vez mÁs popular entre los latinos. los dallas c

venezuela's election leads to a strong showing for maduro's ruling party.will go live to our correspondence. plus, first the corruption -- erruption and the health problems. in the democratic republic of congo, followed -- the fallout from a volcano worse than expected. >> experts monitoring the mountain say air circulating here is not clean and people could be suffering without them knowing. ♪ anchor: welcome to world news america. we begin tonight in europe, where coronavirus cases are surging, governments are re-imposing restrictions, and there have been violent protests against lockdowns. austria the first eu country to reintroduce a nationwide lockdown. germany's health minister predicts that by the end of the winter, most germans will be vaccinated, recovered or dead. the dutch prime minister described a third night of unrest by -- as pure violence by idiots opposed to covid rule. reporter: covid concerns are spreading across europe. spiraling case numbers spooking some. others, like this massive crowd in vienna, object to covid restrictions being rei

sanctions to remove nicolas maduro from office.re also -- they were expecting control on the ground would help them achieve their objective. however, things did not go as planned. the biggest problem the opposition face is around 60% of the population did not vote. there were also 5 million that could have voted that left the country. also, the big divisions that exist within the opposition. among them, the opposition leader juan guiado was reluctant. we saw in many local parts of the country, there were candidates of the opposition that ended up hurting their chances of winning those municipalities, those states among others. when you see the national results, you see the opposition in total had at least nine points ahead of the ruling socialist party and that those divisions are what complicated chances of winning in many parts across venezuela. hazem: chile is headed for a presidential election runoff in december, the first round of voting has left them facing a choice between two polar opposites. former congressman jose antonio

maduro 18 -- running and winning, and election nobody recognized. people here have given up.y feel there's no path forward and that is what is so difficult. this is interesting, these elections, because the map is what is going to happen in the next three years? the fact the opposition has three governorships, what can they do to turn the tables when it comes to politics? but certainly, the government is in a strong position and the opposition needs to work out a strategy beyond these elections. ros: i you want further information on any of the stories we cover on "outside source", you can get that through the bbc news website. or you can get it to the bbc news app which you can download. that's it for this edition of the program. tanks as ever for watching. see you tomorrow at the usual time. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solut for am

maduro criticÓ a los periodistas porque mencionaron —— lÓpez obrador criticÓ una periodista porque mencionaron. yo me quedaba callado. esto se relaciona con el proceso mÁs representativo de su padre y con algunos funcionarios, de todas formas se molestÓ el presidente. >> nunca han estado en favor de nuestro movimiento. >> sereno, moreno, leal reportaje y dÍgame usted si hay algo o no de quÉ preocuparse por la actividad empresarial de sus hijos. >> cualquier ataque puede convertirse en un ataque hacia un periodista. la organizaciÓn de derechos humanos ha cuestionado hasta cuÁndo lÓpez obrador se tomarÁ en serio la faltas de protecciÓn para los periodistas. patricia: en perÚ un niÑo indÍgena se convirtiÓ en el primer fallecido por un terremoto. el presidente sobrevolÓ la zona para evaluar los daÑos. >> el presidente sobrevuela el epicentro del terremoto. desde el aire se ven casas. han dejado aislado varios pueblos. este es el momento del desplome parcial de un cerro y en esta escena un hombre logrÓ ser rescatado de entre los escombros. el presidente pide a la poblaciÓn estar atentos a las rÉpli

up, disrupting politics and that can triumph over the political stalemate that president nicolas maduroical language most understand is handouts. in this case, it is medicine. across the road, this woman and their two—year—old grandchild are queueing for vouchers. she wants to finish building her house. ., . , wants to finish building her house. ., ., , , house. nowadays it is feeling em . house. nowadays it is feeling empty. translation: - house. nowadays it is feeling empty. translation: he i house. nowadays it is feeling empty. translation: he is| empty. translation: he is helinu empty. translation: he is helping us — empty. translation: he is helping us with _ empty. translation: he is helping us with things - empty. translation: he is helping us with things he - empty. translation: he is i helping us with things he need. she used to support the government but no longer. inns have to change here. —— things have to change here. —— things have to change here. —— things have to change here. the campaign event for rival rodrigues has a totally different vibe. a sensation they have alrea

up, disrupting politics and that can triumph over the political stalemate that president nicolas maduroperate the political language most understand is handouts. in this case, it's medicine. across the road, nada and her two—year—old grandson darrel are queueing for construction vouchers. she wants to finish building her house. nowadays, it's feeling empty — darrel�*s mum left to find work in colombia when he was a few months old. "he is helping us with things we need," nada tells me. she used to support the government, but no longer. "things have to change here." the campaign event for rival hector rodriguez has a totally different vibe — a sensation that they've already won. many here are members of youth groups and community leaders, all convinced the status quo is the best option. translation: the opposition isn't united, it doesn't give . young people any opportunities, but the government is a means to an end. horn blares. venezuelan people have a choice in these elections but there's a real power imbalance between the opposition and the government. take these buses, for example. t

for the first time in a number of years, the opposition will be taking part and president nicolas maduro decade. but will this make for free and fair elections? our south america correspondent katy watson now reports from the state of miranda. "do you want change or more of the same?", asks opposition candidate david uzcategui. he's doing his best to win over the people of milagro — spanish for miracle. pretty apt for a place where people have more faith in divine intervention than in politicians to lift them out of poverty. translation: we can see - that the best leaders are those in the community, in unions, in neighbourhoods. they allow a movement to grow from the bottom up, disrupting politics and that can triumph over the political stalemate that president nicolas maduro has created. this, though, is a country where people are so desperate the political language most understand is handouts. in this case, it's medicine. across the road, nada and her two—year—old grandson darrel are queueing for construction vouchers. she wants to finish building her house. nowadays, it's feeling empt

nicolas maduro claiming victory for his party which won 21 of 24 state governorships. hard work and honesty. critics though in the outcome was already determined. and the vote can't be trusted they say in a country where maduro controls state institutions. allegations of coerced voting and violence have already surfaced. and then there is nicaragua where on november 7 daniel ortega won another term in what can only be described as sham elections. his regime unleashed a campaign of political terror back in june arresting any prominent would-be oppositions and tossing them in jail. those in jail are sons of mr. b [ bleep ] he says. and we tried to get in ourselves to see what was happening there but authorities kdeported my tem and me after just a few hours. and ortega spoke about journalists like us. these scoundrels want to come cover the elections in we already know that they are employees of the american intelligence agencies. so ortega wins a fourth consecutive term and their democracy is on life support. but it is not just those three countries that are having prob

patricia: nicolÁs maduro dijo que su partido tuvo un Éxito rotundo, pero grupos de choque intervinieron bueno honrar en la victoria. francisco: dos personas resultaron heridas en el tiroteo. en la alcaldÍa de san francisco identificaron a los autores de los disparos. >> fueron tres heridos. >> esos hechos de violencia que han tal vez en el pasado. francisco: fueron casos de violencia electoral y fueron denunciados. patricia: el lÍder opositor dijo que urge la necesidad de reconstruir una unidad sincera que legitime los liderazgos en venezuela. >> el gran llamado que nos debe unificar en este momento. >> hay que retomar un acuerdo electoral en venezuela para continuar con este proceso. >> dijo que no se puede decir que la elecciÓn de ser fue libre y justa. patricia: una tienda fue saqueada por decenas de ladrones. un hombre muriÓ a tiros luego de una pelea con la policÍa en kansas. la policÍa dijo que cuando los agentes llegaron es sujeto quiso arrebatarle el arma a un oficial y se produjo un enfrentamiento. vamos a una oficial y se produjo un enfrentamiento. vamos a una pausa. ♪ ♪ antes

three years on nicolas maduro is still in the presidential palace.the opposition is divided and very much out of touch with the reality of people here in venezuela. some concessions have been made for these elections. opposition members have been invited on the electoral board and the eu has been invited to observe these elections. they have been on the ground for one month and will issue a report in the coming days. but few expect these elections to change much. venezuelans struggle to change much. venezuelans struggle to eat and work and access to decent health care and education. plenty of people here don't feel like voting at all. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. polls have just closed in chile in what's widely seen as the most divisive presidential election in decades. seven hopefuls are vying to replace outgoing sebastian pinera. among the frontrunners, right—wing jose antonio kast, who's praised the "economic legacy" of former dictator augusto pinochet. another favourite is 35—year—old gabriel boric of the left—w

aquÍ, va a ser bueno iba a fortalecer el diÁlogo polÍtico reportero: elecciones donde el poder de maduroorizonte dos procesos de consulta presentador: chile tambiÉn viviÓ una jornada de elecciones, y los resultados oficiales confirman que el nuevo mandatariosÓlo se conocerÁ despuÉs de una segunda vuelta de las dos opciones representan las visiones mÁs alejadas dentro del espectro polÍtico chileno vamos a santiago de chile reportero: buenas tardes. algunos retrasos debido a la gran cantidad de personas que se han acercado a Último momento se han cerrado ya algunas horas las urnas y comenzÓ el recuento oficial de los votos es una elecciÓn bastante particular porque las dos coaliciones que han gobernado alternÁndose en el poder, en este paÍs en los Últimos 30 aÑos de democracia. se estima que habrÁ una segunda vuelta el prÓximo 19 de diciembre entre dos candidatos que se encuentran en extremos exactamente opuestos. tenemos un candidato de la extrema derecha que es una persona que nunca ha escondido su simpatÍa por el rÉgimen de pinochet que quiere proponer una rebaja de los impuestos para l

y el mensaje que enviÓ a nicolÁs maduro.pero lo conseguÍ por tiempo limitado con 55% de descuento. alan: 72 $. francisca: ahora vamos con el estrÉs. desde su casa tengo estas almohadas. de la marca track. que masajea tu cuerpo y espalda. tiene 16 nodos de masajes. diseÑado para ayudar a los puntos de espalda y hombros. masajes con o sin calor. alan: yo me quedÉ dormido. francisca: tiene un control remoto adjunto. tiene niveles de velocidad fuerte para obtener mejor presiÓn. aliviar dolores musculares. 149 $. pero se lo conseguÍ con 66% de descuento. 49,99 dÓlares. este producto es esencial. todos debemos cuidarlo muy bien nuestra salud bucal. este set que viene con un cepillo de dientes sÓnico. elimina placa y bacterias. tambiÉn tiene con el flosser de tres aguas. tiene tres velocidades. una forma mÁs fÁcil de usar. sin usar hilo dental. alan: esto es lo mejor para quitar. francisca: el precio es de 279 $. pero conseguÍ un 74% de descuento. cuesta 69,95. alan: trae estuche y paquete. francisco: las dos cosas se las puede lle

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so they could demonstrate to maduro the kind of vote fixing they did for chavez. >> you say the headssmartomatic? >> yes, that's what i was told. before the press conference i was told about it. sometimes i go and look myself online when stuff comes up. this time i didn't have the time to do it. it's not my job in a fast-moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that is given to me. otherwise you're never going to write a story. you're never going to come to a conclusion. >> oh, boy. cnn's senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor eleni goikos elie honig joins me now. is this case closed in this lawsuit? what are your thoughts? >> it really should be. dominion has to show two things here, first that rudy giuliani lied. there's no real question that he lied that crazy stuff you just heard him talking about trips to venezuela. the second thing is that rudy giuliani knew it was false or should have known. and when you admit that as a member of the bar you stood up at a microphone and didn't even bother to check, didn't have time for whatever reason. that's es

the vote can't be trusted, they say, in a country where maduro controls state institutions.rced voting and violence have already surfaced. and then there's nicaragua, where on november 7th, president daniel ortega won another term in what can only be described as sham elections. his regime unleashed a campaign of political terror back in june, arresting any prominent would-be opposition candidates and tossing them in jail. those in jail are sons of [ bleep ] of the imperialist yankees, he says. they're no longer nicaraguans. we even tried to get into nicaragua ourselves to see what was happening there, but authorities deported my team and me after just a few hours. in his victory speech, ortega spoke about journalists like us. these scoundrels want to come cover the elections? we already know they're employees of the american intelligence agencies. so ortega wins a fourth consecutive term and nicaraguan democracy is on life support. but it's not just those three countries that are having problems. this is a map from freedom house, a pro-democracy research group. and each cou

so they could demonstrate to maduro the kind of vote fixing they did for chavez. >> barely say it, letn man. from america's mayor to trump stooge. a former federal prosecutor who says repeatedly, he couldn't be bothered to verify whether any of the claims he was making were backed up by facts. >> you say that heads of dominion and smartmatic? >> that's what i was told. before the press conference i was told about it. sometimes i go and look myself when stuff comes up. this time, i didn't have the time do it. it's not my job in a fast moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that's given to me. otherwise, you will never write a story. you will never come to a conclusion. >> first of all, it wasn't a case. it was and is a con. rudy likely knew it. why would i say that? because the trump camp had a memo debunking the claims of election fraud. yet, they didn't say a word. under oath, powell forced to admit that getting to the truth was never an objective. >> you had the ear of a number of conservative media outlets. why did you not ask to provide a statement correcting

they announced the presence of parliament organizations linked to maduro and his government to scarepposition to cast their ballots. for cnn, this is stefano, caracas. >>> nearly a month after a military take over in sudan, the country's military chief has reinstated the prime minister. after the two men reached a political agreement. now, this means hamdock will once again lead the traditional government and as part of the deal, political detainees jailed after last month's coup will be released. protests broke out sunday following news of that deal which is being met with resistance by key opposition groups. so, let's turn to cnn's david mackenzie. he's been following these developments for us and joins us live from johannesburg. good to see you, david. what more are you learning about this deal reinstating the prime minister and then, of course, these protests that followed? >> reporter: well, rosemary, i think the key part of the deal hasn't really been ironed out or announced. really they are looking to restructure the terms of the deal between the civilian and military authorit

the chief prosecutor of the icc announced the investigation after actually meeting with maduro.should expect quick results. it could be years before any charges are filed. >> it's good to see you. thank you for being with me this morning. that wraps up the hour for me. you can always reach me on twitter and instagram at j.d. ballart. the follow the show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. there's more news right now. >>> good morning, everybody. the aftermath of election day, it is rippling through our nation's capitol. democrats have won silver lining after a very big loss in the state of virginia. nbc there's new pressure on democrats to pass the democratic

sanctions and as supporters of maduro urge international forces to stop intervening in the country.n haiti, two of the 17 north american missionary hostages taken in october have been released. few other details are known, but the christian aid ministries says the two freed members are healthy and safe. a haitian gang claimed responsibility for the kidnapping and had threatened to kill the hostages if their ransom is not paid. in somalia, a prominent journalist has been killed by a suicide bomber in the capital mogadishu. abdiaziz mohamud guled was the director of radio mogadishu and a critic of the al-shabab armed group, which claimed responsibility for the attack. several others were also wounded, including the director of somali national television. the international organization for migration says 75 migrants drowned in the mediterranean off the coast of libya last week as they attempted to reach italy by boat. they were among the more than 1300 asylum-seekers the u.n. says have died trying to cross the central mediterranean this year. in greece, a court on the island of lesbos

the probe was announced after the chief prosecutor after visiting the country and maduro.d venezuelan security forces committed killings and torture in 2018. back in this country, the federal reserve will begin easing its pandemic-era economic stimulus. today's announcement came as prices for food, fuel and other goods keep rising. fed chair jerome powell acknowledged today that it's likely the problem will last well into next year. >> as the pandemic subsides, supply chain bottlenecks will abate and job growth will move back up. and as that happens, inflation will decline from today's elevated levels. of course, the timing of that is highly uncertain, but certainly we should see inflation moving down by the second or third quarter. stephanie: the fed plans to dial back its bond purchases by next summer. for the first time since 1995, baseball's atlanta braves are celebrating a world series championship. they finished off the houston astros last night in game six. the braves erupted in the last out, marking their fourth world series title overall. stilted, on "the newshour

went down to venezuela for a get to know meeting with maduro so they could demonstrate to maduro the chavez. >> you said the heads of dominion and smartmatic? >> yes, that's what i was told, before the press conference was told about it. sometimes i go and look myself when stuff comes up. this time i didn't have the time to do it. it's not my job in a fast-moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that is given to me, otherwise you're never going to come to closure. >> that's rudy giuliani, the former mayor of new york city admitting that he didn't take the time to vet any of this stuff. >> that wasn't true. by the way, that just wasn't true. >> no. it's lies. and the deposition sheds light on what trump's attorneys did behind the scenes, little to nothing as they tried publicly to sow doubt about the 2020 election results. this video was part of a defamation case brought by the former executive of dominion voting systems. he got death threats and conservative figures made vote rigging claims. >>> the climate crisis is about neutral generations. today the first we

so they could demonstrate to maduro the kind of fixing they did for chavez. >> you say the heads oftmatic. >> yes, that's what i was told before the press conference. i was told about it. sometimes i go and look myself online when stuff comes up. this time, i didn't have time to do it. it's not my job in a fast moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that's given to me. otherwise you're never going to write a story, never going to come to a conclusion. >> exhibit a, jennifer, he heard a rumor about something that happened in 2013, he didn't have time to look it up, so he just had to spread the disinformation. >> it's really incredible, you know, i would have thought that giuliani would have enough savvy left to at least, i don't know, cover it somehow. i mean, he really just admitted to lying and falsifying and creating these conspiracy theories. he really really hurt himself and his defense of his lawsuit in this deposition. i just don't know what he's thinking of. it's professional misconduct, an embarrassment and he's going to lose this case, i think. >> one

president maduro is claiming victory but his presidents say this was a rigged election. a free and fair election? reporter: i don't think anybody was under the illusion that these were free and fair. what was different is the opposition was coming back to participate after several years of boycotting the vote. the general feeling was the only way to change the direction of the country was to get involved in the political process. that is what the agreement was among the parties. still a lot of division. that's what we've seen in these elections. the government is in a very strong position. these results were no surprise. at the same time, the opposition want to unseat and loosen the grip of power of nicholas madero but they don't really have any kind of cohesive plan or agreement on ho do that best. that is the problem we have seen. the tw sides, when you speak to people here in venezuela, certainly soni people feel despondent, the turnout just over 40%. there is a real lack of hope in the political system, no matter the politician, very few people think it will make the

you probably know the president maduro believes that gold has been stolen by the bank of england here for a strong to consider the door and not even to be president some other. but i mean, it's like a crass violation of international law and international or the international the wrong place. or did they call it? was this that was completely within my roommate, an independent expert on international order. and when i, as the very 1st un drop with her, went to venezuela to be on the ground to talk to everybody. i talked to the opposition to the national assembly, to the chamber of commerce professors to students. i went on the street, i spoke with people real people. well, my report because it was not singing the song they expected me to say was essentially ignore. and he was thanks to a colleague of yours, michael selby. green, who interviewed me many months after the report had come out because the report what he needed it. but he did a long interview with me for the independent, which was then followed by interviews in your news and, and i guess you're at cetera. but the problem is,

see the united states tried to kill or take it obviously, and reports of attempts on the life of maduro in venezuela. just tell her audience what your interior minister has been saying in recent days. edward dill castillo, horrifying news, arguably, are the same mercenary group group that murdered your in elmore, you say 80 attempted to kill. yeah. that's right. people who kill the oppression in haiti. there were in bolivia because it was traced to a miami group, the haiti assassination of the president. yes, they will in your case, what was it? how will trace we understand that that they wanted us, you know, not to, to be the, the, become the president. you know, they were doing everything at, even at the end of the last minute. they wanted to do something because they were not happy. what we have been in october last year when we want to elections. so they decided to kill us. and they, they hired some people to do that, but fortunately, they couldn't do anything up to, you know, i was in the government. so we understand that they were trying to do something. i, fortunately nothing, no