crisis when i ask somebody who has a view from the inside i'm just is that as a member of president majoris cabinet is our guest today. street fighting is raging on the streets of the venezuelan capital with commandante shop is gone his rivals are taking a shot at his successor let's do one time this has already voiced its support for regime change how will caracas stop the violence is washington times do it for the country's economic worlds to play does venezuela's socialist dream a future. and under says our eyes so our guests today a member of president maduro cabinet thanks very much for being with us he's joining us from caracas so as a result mr mudge douro has sat where saying in kiev is now being repeated in caracas what does it mean exactly what is happening this is not a widespread violence as we are seeing right now in kiev it's very limited to certain focuses. of course the u.s. would like to create a situation like the one we're seeing in care but it is not near near what is happening there right now it's very hard to compare again venezuela just came from a recent election loc

majoris not going to be a snow system by any means, just a few light snow showers, if anything. nothing to be concerned with, but overall this friday turning out to be quite lovely after a relatively active winter weather week. 40 degrees at reagan national, but unlike yesterday we do not have that bitter windchill. we have clear skies, a few scattered clouds off to the few clouds out the rest of the day, but pretty tranquil. traveler forget, an area of low pressure off the coast of florida will bring us a little bit of precipitation tomorrow. another system that will drop out of the midwest will also bring us additional chances for snow showers. i will show, light, you a few model simulations that will bring a little bit better timing, coming up a little bit. >> now to our breaking news, three more as rest -- arrests in the murder of a police officer. the sheriffs office released the photos of the suspect of all of them are from northern virginia. we have all the breaking details. >> date is confirmed that two men and a women are now under arrest in connection with the murder o

both houses of congress last term and that allows majoris sector% majority of the population to repeal the state legislatulegislatu re to repeal any federal law or regulation which would provide an important state check on federal power. we have federal checksum state power. i support and thing are a good idea. we don't have that many checks on federal power and state legislatures can provide that check and that's one of thenoth? proposals.oh, i th i think there's a proposal,e there's a proposal that, ofs wht course, follows the original meaning which is what the bookar isopos about. the income tax amendment and say congress cannot tax income no matter how derived, but they could have a national sales tax instead. so there's that proposal in there. there's a proposal to ban unfunded mandates that are imposed on states. although there are very few of these proposals that have to do with states across states, they're mostly all to do with individual liberty. >> host: randy barnett, what courses do you teach here at georgetown? >> guest: well, after teaching my way through the curriculum,

majoris a cash cow, a moneymaker for the city. $50 for blocking an intersection, up to $300 for speeding. those cameras are snapping away. richard reeve, abc 7 news. police arundel county hope way surveillance videos helps them solve a burglar. it happened at the bass pro shop. the man shown their managed to pry open a lock on a shotgun display and walked out with a shotgun. police don't know how he got inside the ship -- store overnight. show a snowy owl struck by a bus is anemic. city wildlife is treating the bird for the condition as well as a broken toe. more test results will be released monday. i was when we will learn the bird's gender. -- that is when we will learn the bird's gender. the bird is in stable condition. they hope to release the owl back into the wild. dozens of people gathered in northwest to honor the late folk singer pete seeger by taking part in a sing-along. >> he died at the age of 94. the sing-along took place in columbia heights. organizers encourage people to bring guitars, banjos, and other instruments. it is a huge weekend for football fans. law enforcement

and when those who allowed one of prize the majoris critics has engaged in an armed standoff with army officers who came to arrest them so i know i have a good ass who's accused of masterminding a trap kill the government supporter armed himself with an assault rifle. and wonder if the officers were then chased away by vivus supporters and so government rallies across the country have left ten dead in violent clashes over the past. ex . and we have news just in about the interim ukrainian minister i should say there was a warrant out for the rest of the prizes the end of the president in the college that is the last scene in crimea and we'll have more details on that at the top of the hour and also of course this is just developing would just hurt the president a young college there is a warrant for his arrest we'll bring you all the latest as soon as we get it and the main time you can stay tuned for our sports bullets in with kate partridge so stay tuned for more on the triumphant saussure lympics and other sports highlights . judy cox a utah mother out of spite but an entire line of

crisis when i ask somebody who has a view from the inside i'm just is that as a member of president majorisbinet is our guest today. street fighting is raging on the streets of the venezuelan capital with comandante shah is gone his rivals are taking a shot at his successor and the white house has already voiced its support for regime change how will caracas stop the violence does washington times do it for the country's economic woes to play does venezuela's socialist dream of a future. and understands our eyes so our guests today a member of president maduro cabin that thanks very much for being with us he's joining us.

i ask the jocialtion doe majoris the mean the other 94% of americans surveyed are liars? it is a disaster to our nation's health care system and our economy. the american people have made their opinions known and rather than remedy the situation, the majority leader and others are trying to change the conversation and attack the very americans who have the real-life impacting concerns about their access to health care. my friends on the other side of the aisle act as though the majority of americans support obamacare. they do not. they never have. we didn't listen to them when obamacare quaibecome was passed. we haven't listened to them since. the simple "new york times"/cbs poll found that "americans find that things have seriously gotten off on the wrong track by a margin of 2-1." this poll was comprised of republicans, democrats, independents, of which 63% believe that things have gotten off on the wrong track. i agree that we're heading in the wrong direction and i fear that, like most americans, instead of righting the course, we have a senate leadership that wants t