no one would argue that mr chavez was a controversial leader. but a lot of folks would say at least he helped poverty between 2002 and 2012. now, what you have are people that are struggling to have basic rights. i mean the kids that started the protest. they started protesting because of crime. and because of state institutions weren't doing their job. then there are other issues, like economic issues that are so severe. right now it seems like the revolution is being carried out. it's not being carried out by nicolas maduro and his supporters, but the students and other folks that are claiming basic rights to do with economic rights, having to do with doing away with crime and bringing back stability to the every day lives of venezuela. >> in the meantime the alliance strengthens, and we here a rhetoric sounding like it comes out of fidel castro's playbook. how comfortable can we be that they are taking an anti-american position. >> you have a venezuelan that has not had problems with keeping its commitments to the united states with regards t

mr. chavez's image will be enough amidst this crisis.as. >> to get a sense of what's going on on the ground, don't you? we can speak to the journalist alex miller who spent the past week in caracas covering. thanks very much for joining us. i understand that you have been out until pretty late in any case. what's the situation as we speak? >> the situation in caracas is the same as it has been all week. it's very, very divided. i spent the tail end of yesterday in the square which has become a central hub of protests. and pretty much every night a large group of young protesters get together there and clash with police, throwing stones, building barricades, throwing fireworks. police are using tear gas. this is very regular. it was unaffected by the anniversary of his death really. >> we are watching the pictures that you brought on to your website as well. they are pretty illustrative of what's going on there. to what extent is this just daily fair now, any increase, ratcheting up of the risk by protesters and the ferocity for which the

mr. chavez's image will be enough amidst this crisis.s. >> now to myanmar following the decision to suspend the work of the international charity. it is the biggest provider of health care to the muslims who live there and it is being accused of being biased in the rahinjas favor. they go to the state capital sittwe, where they live, surrounded by buddhists. >> this is the main road. whether you can use it depends on who you are. foreigners need a permit. buddists are waved through. and the muslims who live here are blocked. the authorities say it is to protect the muslims from the buddists outside. but the barbed wire that turned it into myanmar's biggest prison. two years ago, he was a successful tailor. during the sectarian violence of 2012 his business was destroyed and he now sews on a friend's machine. he tells me he fled to avoid being hacked to death by a buddhist mob. he is struggling to make ends meet and sold most of his belongings to guy food for his family. my bike, my rickshaw, there's not much more for me to sell. we're al

mr. chavez. no one would argue that mr. ez was a controversial leader, but a lot of folks would say well at least he helped poverty between 2002 and 2012. right now you have people just struggling to have basic rights. the kids that have started this protest started protesting because of crime, and because state institutions weren't doing their job and then other issues came up like the economic issues that are so severe. right now, it seems that the real revolution is being carried out not by he and his supporters, but by the folks that are the students and by other folks claiming basic rights that have to do with economic rights, having to do with doing away with crime and bringing back stability to the every day lives of venezuelans. >> the reliance between venezuela and cuba strengthens. we're hearing from the government that sounds like it comes out of the castro's playbook. how concerned should web that the country with the largest oil reserves is taking this anti american position? >> the issue is on the one hand, you

may not be as familiar with his father's extraordinary accomplishments, paul chavez hopes this film will change that. >> people mr. be inspired to go out and improve their communities. >> caesar chavez is playing across the nation. >>> a lot going on weather wise up here. a little shaker in southern california. >> act i. and we have the rain. this is the time of year when we have baseball practice, weddings. lots of events, and now it decides to rain. well saturday will be a washout. this will be over us tomorrow morning of the it is up to the north right now. let see how far south it has gone. the best clarity. you can see the detail there. with kpix5 high definition doppler. it is almost to you in clover dale. almost to you in clear lake. has been raining the past three hours in ukiah and all of this the leading edge inching its way to the south while we are sleeping. here's a look at what's going on. this is a very wet pattern for us and it is not going to change any time soon. it's not going to pour, but what we will see is wave after wave of rainfall. here it is. the moisture you follow it back. it goes all

mr. chaff he is's career $chavez's career. it seems to me that the senate would be pleased to accept them. i understand we have a disagreement, and i would yield the floor and express my respect for senator menendez and his reaper oleadership on the forein relations committee, but we disagree on this subject. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. menendez: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: mr. president, you know, i have deep respect for senator sessions, but i'll just simply say, this is the eighth year -- the eighth year -- in which under some fig leaf -- before they could hide through their objection. this is really a fig leaf. the senate has expressed itself on immigration reform. this is not about immigration reform. this is about cesar chavez. this is about a man that led boycotts across the country to bring to justice the rights of farm workers and all workers across the land. and there is no bigger supporter by the way of immigration reform than the united farm wo

chavez has laughed. on our short recap of our breaking news story in our eye. the phone conversation believed to be between eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton and i still use for mr reveals that the self proclaimed government in ukraine is believed to be behind the snipers that shot and both police and protesters in my town square in kyiv. one morning isn't an ounce is on this coming up in half an hour but before that boom bust within a six year thirty international. two new name the aa. like in the eye. with them includes can enjoy his son ian the music. means the people suffering the consequences. and. much more points of law in some of this clan. he had to sell it there is always cold in the exalted status because it isn't any left by security test which was the person of great whites. despite what he's reading this. they were amazed all that just a little less than it was sunny and hot stock to drop. oh really about ten feet down. never ending legacy. ip. ukraine a country deeply divided and spiraling towards disaster russia's decision to deploy troops to protect its interests and citizens of the country has been met with language not heard since the cold war

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mr. lujan: it's with great disappointment that i come to ack oor to undermine the particular wits act, a protection of the grand canyon, zion national park, the cesar chavez national monument and others that have been protected of the antiquities act. this hits close to home for me and for my constituents. last march, president obama designated as the rio grande del norte as a national monument under the antiquities act. the result was years of work and the community coming together to find consensus on a path forward that respects our traditions and respects are our culture. protecting the rio grandedel norte, a strong coalition showed that protecting this land needed to be a top priority. whether it's for recreation, farming or sustaining a way of fe, the rio grandedel norte helps those live off the sussnens it provides. if it not for the antiquities act, this majestic land that drives the local economy would not have received the protections that will ensure its vitality for future generations. this attack on the antiquities attack is an attack on the preservation of lands that are part of who we are, our rich history and our diverse nation and our abi