mr. gonzales.jose, we still don't know how many officers will be charged, or if more officers will be charged, right? you mentioned there were hundreds of officers that arrived here that day. some were local, some were state, and some were federal officers. the investigation continues. and there still could be more charges against other officers. but we still don't know if that will happen. what we know how, mr. gonzales is the second officer charged. he appeared in court today. there were family members of the victims present in the courtroom. about half of the individuals in that courtroom were family members. many of which chose to wear t-shirts with photographs and names of the victims. mr. gonzales arrived with his legal team. spoke in court, pleaded not guilty. and then the judge spoke to his attorney and spoke to the prosecutors tour set a new date for the next hearing. that's going to be september 16th. that will be a pretrial hearing. now, after the hearing ended, mr. gonzales walked outsi

mr. gonzales is facing up to two years in prison. after the hearing, we saw mr. ey spoke to the media. this is part of what his attorney said, after mr. gonzales pled not guilty. >> no police officer has been charged under the statute based on the situation we're dealing with. so it's uncharted territory. all he did was show up to try to help the children. there is justifiable righteous anger in the situation. our justification is should that anger be directed to mr. gonzales. it should not. >> reporter: as the attorney was speaking to us on the left side, mr. gonzales was walking to his vehicle, and family members of the victims were yelling at him as we were hearing from the attorney. of course, some of those family members telling us how upset they were. one family member said he was surprised that two officers have been charged. he believed they could have stopped this and they did not. the last i think, ana, a lot of people asking if more officers could be charged. let's keep in mind hundreds were will there the day of the shooting. >> thank you so much. he d

in the last hour, mr gonzales has told voters to stay in the polling stations while the vote is underwayueueing at polling stations around the country because anybody who is in a queue is allowed to stay there until they have voted. we have been going to numerous polling stations around caracas today and they have been huge queues around the city and that was something the opposition felt was in their favour. suddenly, lots of people we spoke to say they were voting for change. however, there villagers repotted a polling station, but the fact they were queues and some people saying very few people left in at a time causing significant delays. we have seen footage of some protests breaking up some polling stations which did not open at all, and that has been a concern on the opposition side, concerned that some people have been prevented from casting their vote. the president nicolas maduro has said people must respect the results of this reaction. by the international community and people here in venezuela. but there are concerns whether he would respect the results himself. certainly, p

showing paper trails of the voting machines that demonstrate they say, that the opposition candidate mr gonzales won the election i'd buy a landslide of more than 3 million votes in the gap between both of the candidates. they say, the opposition say this to gonzales won the popular vote by 63% of the vote. according to their own records and those records has to be matching the official records but the local authorities are not recognising those numbers the opposition is putting out. so we don't know exactly how things is going to go. from now on, certainly a dispute is not over. fix, go. from now on, certainly a dispute is not over. a number of western — dispute is not over. a number of western and _ dispute is not over. a number of western and latin - dispute is not over. a number| of western and latin american countries and international bodies has called on the venezuelan authorities to release voting records. do you think they will have to do that ultimately in the end. what is likely to play out in the next few days?— likely to play out in the next few da s? . , ., few days? releasing the w

mr gonzales was the one was allowed to run in this election, so many politicians and talents outsidehe means and talents to really become a country that could stand proud again? country that could stand proud auain? , , , , again? definitely, yes, in the past we have been _ again? definitely, yes, in the past we have been a _ again? definitely, yes, in the past we have been a country, - again? definitely, yes, in the past we have been a country, the i again? definitely, yes, in the past. we have been a country, the richest in latin america, so many of our citizens who have now studied abroad, they got educated, many good professionals, but if you have a communist regime which is also a dictatorship, there is no way a country will grow and progress, but if there's a change, which i'm sure will happen sooner or later after this, there is enough manpower and natural resources to make venezuela what it is to be and what it should be, in country of progress and democracy, a country of freedom, and a country that would be an asset to the western civilisation.— the western civilisation. ale

mr. gonzales for five minutes of questioning. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. smith, is microsoft teams a secure platform? >> i believe it is. i use it every day for lots of sensitive conversations. >> i would say, i'm concerned with the trust level that americans have with microsoft for a variety of different reasons. i believe mike has been a trusted agent for a long time. let me give you an example. if you work for the department of defense, and let's say, you want to communicate with others in an unclassified environment, let's say, it is in an official capacity, oftentimes the conversation is don't use zone, others like that, because that is an unsecure platform and let's use microsoft teams, and what i'm starting to hear is more and more government officials, government agencies, dod-affiliated folks not trust that. if microsoft -- if they don't trust that, what options do you have? i understand if it is a class for -- classified setting, but i'm asking how you reach people without the cat card route. is there anything in the works to regain some of that,

. >> does the white house recognize that edmund gonzales won the election? mr. kirby: we want to see the full tabulated data from the polling places. we want to see something that can be verifiable and and can convince not only the united states but the international community about what the results actually were. >> two al jazeera journalists were killed today. it was obvious they were journalists, everything was clear that they were journalists, they were targeted. are you condemning this? and do you have any other reaction regarding the killing of journalists continuing since october 7? mr. kirby: i don't have any specifics about this particular strike to speak to. so it's difficult for me to get into any detailed discussion of it. we obviously continue to not only recognize and honor the service that journalists do around the world, particularly in places like gaza, which is very dangerous, it's a combat zone. we know that that takes a special kind of bravery for a journalist to go on the ground in a place like that. and we want to make sure, as i think kari

mr maduro accused the opposition of trying to stage a coup. the venezuelan opposition dismissed the electoral council's announcement as fraudulent, and candidate edmundo gonzales the winner. world leaders are also questioning the result of the election. nine latin american governments including argentina, ecuador, and uruguay will hold an emergency meeting

mr maduro accused the opposition of trying to stage a coup. the venezuelan opposition dismissed the electoral council's announcement as fraudulent, and candidate edmundo gonzaleshis campaign has the proof it needs to show that he was the winner. world leaders are also questioning the results of the election. regional governments will hold an emergency meeting of the organization of american states permanent council on wednesday due to "profound concerns" over sunday election�*s outcome. peru's foreign ministry ordered venezuelan diplomats to leave the country in response to rising tensions in no more than 72 hours. us secretary of state antony blinken had this to say after the result was announced. we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes of the venezuelan people. it is critical that every vote be counted fairly and transparently, that election officials immediately share information with the opposition and independent observers without delay and that the electoral authorities publish the detail of votes. the international community is watching this very closely and will respond accordingly. the bbc�*s ione well

first unquote, congressman gonzales joins us now, congressman to say the least, many of your fellow republicans in congress and perhaps even on the presidential campaign, mr. trump himself are not on the same page as you gallup polls show many republicans think the u.s. is doing too much to help ukraine. you cast your op-ed in the terms of it is putting america first to help ukraine. what's your message to them? yeah, jake, thanks for having me dock gone. it's really too to really simple messages one is i'm concerned with who's in the white house and how the white house has been run right now but i don't have any interest in throwing rocks at joe biden. i'm actually sad when seeing everything occurred and there's a huge vacuum that vacuum needs to have clarity that clarity it has to start with congress. congress has to lead, congress has to show the american people that we are, we're we're absolutely not going anywhere the show our allies that we are, we are going to be strong with them. what i saw in ukraine. the second part, what i saw in ukraine, where a people fighting for their lives, you know, having four hours of electricity of day i've seen the ru