mr. gonzalez faces up to two years in prison. gonzalez walked outside of the courtroom, his attorney addressed the media and spoke of what they believe of the charges and what they can expect moving forward with the process, while mr. gonzalez walked right to his car, parents waiting for him. parents of the victims yelling at him asking if he was sorry for what had happened. he was silent as he kept making his way. we spoke to one of the parents that attended today who told us he had -- the charges against mr. gonzalez, this is what he had to say. >> there were, you know, 20 some odd officers in that hallway the whole time, and you're telling me, oh, i didn't go in because no one commanded me to? really? no, what you did was you thought that your life was more important than our children's. why didn't you let the parents go in that were trying to. they would have taken the bullets. >> reporter: now, the question moving forward is if more officers are going to be charged, let's keep in mind that hundreds of officers responded that

mr gonzalez and president maduro each spoke after casting their ballots.strength l and your commitment, we feel it and it encourages us. we are one people united in our search for freedom. thank you to all those who are working today to ensure that the will of the venezuelan people is respected. translation: i will recognise the electoral referee, - the official bulletins and they will be respected. the word of the electoral referee is holy. as you say, the polls have closed and counting is under way and both sides have been speaking this evening and it is really interesting, analysing the messages they are putting out. the government's message this evening so far has been basically that people "have been voting "against the sanctions". sanctions they referred to as us sanctions imposed after the last election, that were seen as neither free or fair. that suggest they are already making a narrative about why people may not have necessarily voted for the government. it is an interesting line to be taking at this early stage of the counting. the opposition,

mr gonzalez and president maduro each spoke after casting their ballots. and your commitment, we feel it and it encourages us. we are one people united in our search for freedom. thank you to all those who are working today to ensure that the will of the venezuelan people is respected. translation: i will recognise the electoral— translation: i will recognise the electoral referee, - translation: i will recognise the electoral referee, the - the electoral referee, the official bulletins and if they would be respected. the word of the electoral referee is holy. joining me live is senior fellow for venezuela and columbia at the atlantic council's adrienne arsht latin america center, geoff ramsey. great to have you here. i know you've been closely following the turnout in this election, why is that such a crucial factor? thank you for having me. turnout is going to be the absolute crucial factor here. we have exit polls coming out that show edmundo gonzalez had about a 20 point— 30 point lead over incumbent nicolas maduro and it looks like venezuelans have pa

mr. gonzalez. oh, the uh, directly. i make you responsible, mr. gonzalez. oh, the uh of what is happening in venezuela of the criminal violence of the delinquency of the engine of the date of the destruction. you are going to be responsible. violent flashes have continued for 2 protesters and security forces. the government says over 700 people have been detained. the united nations express concern any like tool disputes should be resolved peacefully. and we need to ensure the full transparency of the election results, including as we've told you yesterday, that you needed breakdown of the of the votes by pulling stations. and that's what many countries around the world, including left his governments like columbia and brazil, also want to see menus. and venezuela are angry and frustrated. you know, the country that's been struggling with a political and economic crisis that's been worse and by you essentially as many chord my, the dictator and say the want him gone, no matter surprise they have to pay the so i will, i'll just see that when a site is wild s

polls are suggesting that mr gonzalez has a wide lead over the permanent.he opposition says it is facing harassment and the rest of more than 100 people linked to the campaign and its main candidate was barred from running in the election. mr madero�*s re—election was believed to be neither free nor re—election was believed to be neitherfree norfair, sparking concerns over the selection. he said he would win "by hook or by crook" but the attorney general has assured voters results will be free and fair. tensions were high at polling stations. you can see voters here as they waited to cast their votes. mr gonzalez and president maduro each spoke after casting their ballots. translation: to all venezuelans around the world, _ your strength and your commitment, we feel it and it encourages us. we are one people united in our search for freedom. thank you to all those who are working today to ensure that the will of the venezuelan people is respected. translation: i will recognise the electoral referee, - the official bulletins, and they will be respected. the

mr. edmond and gonzalez are the representatives of the opposition, the main representative of the oppositions mrs. maria machado, who is a big supporter of the united states. the ruler has a program in this election that i don't have time to explain in the field of industry. in the field of agriculture, in the field of international relations, communication with new unions, between all areas of the program madoon roshan's announcement of the opposition has a plan. in this situation, if you don't vote for the revolution, don't vote for chavista, if you vote, misfortune awaits you, and the only thing they talk about is clearly in their program. it's time for people to say that they have this program to establish a relationship, that the relationship that existed in the history of venezuela is the relationship between the oppressor country and the oppressor country of the united states, with the oppressed people of venezuela, they want to establish it. we have to leave it to the hands of the department private companies and companies that have interactions with the united states, this is the ba

mr. edmond and gonzalez are the representatives of the opposition , the main representative of the opposition mrs. maria machado, who is a staunch supporter of the united states . what about maduro and the ruling party. they have a program in this election that i don't have the time to explain, in the field of industry, in the field of agriculture, in the field of international relations, in the field of communication with new unions , in all areas, to announce a clearly written program , the opposition has a plan, there is a word in this. don't vote for the revolution , don't vote for chavista, if you vote, misfortune awaits you, and the only thing they talk about openly and clearly in their program is to communicate, which is communication. in the history of venezuela, there has been a relationship between the oppressor country and the oppressed country and the oppressed people of venezuela . this is the basic scene of the election of mr shahrabi, as you mentioned, the united states has interfered in venezuela in various ways, from coups to sanctions, over the years, and it is one of the ef

mr. gonzalez, to serve as the bipartisan co-chairman. congressman gonzalez has extensive relationships and insights drawn from his time in illalvador and throughout latin america and that will assist in leading the caucus. mr. speaker, ill salivary to's president has veteran ill salvador from the murder cital of the world into a reliable and stable partner for peace and security for the united states of america. the ill al have a door caucus will assist to nurture and advance the relationship, to encourage strong borders, strong culture, and the strong reforms that the salvadoran president has put into detect. they defeated th gangs they put prosperity on the march there. and even the 70,000 people who are incarcerated in that country are not just seeing their lives wasted away. the predent has instituted a ro leisure policy,here they are now restoring buildings and murals and actually rebuilding the country that so many of them had a hand in ravaging through gang warfare. the purpose of this caucuwill be to vindicate the choices that th

polls are suggesting that mr gonzalez has a wide lead over the permanent. the opposition says it

in recent days, the president has implied that if mr gonzalez wins there will be, in his words, "a fratricidald by the fascists". 0ne venezuelan human rights group says more than a—hundred opposition politicians have been arrested in venezuela since the start of the year. with me is our latin america news reporter, mimi swaby. the opposition saying intimidation has really been ramping up as we get closer to the vote. i know there are independent election observers in the country, what are they saying about these claims?— the country, what are they saying about these claims? many have said it is not a level _ about these claims? many have said it is not a level playing _ about these claims? many have said it is not a level playing field - about these claims? many have said it is not a level playing field as - it is not a level playing field as the authorities are imposing conditions they see as favourable for maduro but this is one of the times that there are expectations for real change in venezuela is one of the most united oppositions are trying to unseat maduro who is looking for his third

maduro had 51% of the vote with mr gonzalez on 44%.ent to monitor polling stations had in many places, been forced to leave. us secretary of state anthony blinken says he has "serious concerns" that the result doesn't reflect the will of the venezuelan people the eu's top diplomatjosep borell has called for "full tra nsparency" around the vote a spokesman for china's foreign ministry congratulated mr maduro and says china stands ready to enrich its strategic relationship with venezuela. russian president putin has also sent his congratulations to nicolas maduro. with me is william marquez from bbc mundo. thanks forjoining me in the studio. what are you hearing about the atmosphere in venezuela right now given the concerns about this process? i given the concerns about this rocess? ., _ ., process? i would say that when the o- osition process? i would say that when the opposition party. — process? i would say that when the opposition party, disgust— process? i would say that when the opposition party, disgust and - opposition party, dis

the polling ahead of the vote had put mr gonzalez substantially ahead. the vote tallies, the opposition has no way to challenge it. at least not yet. the us secretary of state antony blinken said he has "serious concerns" the result does not reflect the will of the venezuelan people". the eu's top diplomat, josep borrell, has called for "full tra nsparency". president maduro is unlikely to meet their demands. translation: which country in the world, after receiving l 930 criminal sanctions, after having suffered what we have suffered, dares to call elections? we call them. they were carried out in an exemplary manner, and i can say before the people of venezuela, and before the world, i am nicolas. here are pictures i have been nicking up in the last five minutes these coming in from caracas, you can see protests and pictures of some people walking across the bridge bridges into caracas and pictures of burning tires as well. this looks like a rally of people on motorbikes in the city centre. joining us now is venezuelan opposition figure alejandro pena e

mr. gonzÁlez to take overhead of state if he does not total absolute chaos in venezuela maduro no longer complications for the united states if it goes into chaos there are millions of people will flood out of venezuela we think we have a problem on our border right now we will have a much bigger problem we can only hope that all of our allies, and united states included should not recognize maduro push very hard for peaceful transition of power. >> many don't want to see more venezuelan migrants floodinging into their cities here in new york city major problems with gangs flooding venezuela tren de aragua. >> thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. cheryl: more coming up going to switch gears talk about travel, summer travel season coming to a close travelers still have opportunity to take a vacant we have details. ♪ ♪ ♪ . ♪ . did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their futu

mr. gonzalez is being singled out. what? hat more when we see the discovery, but that's going to be a long process. >> gonzalez was indicted on 29 counts of abandoning and endangering a child, and was released on bond after his indictment. president biden spoke with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu today at the white house. the high stakes meeting comes just a day after netanyahu's speech to congress. >> the two leaders have debated here in recent months about how israel is approaching the war in gaza. but the focus of today's meeting was on the ongoing ceasefire negotiations. a deal could possibly bring home hostages being held by hamas, including americans. >> welcome back, mr. prime minister. we've got lots to talk about. i think we should get to it before today's meeting did not happen without protests. >> crowds gathering outside the white house calling for an end to the war due to biden's withdrawal from the presidential race. >> netanyahu also met separately with vice president kamala harris in a post meeting

mr. edmundo gonzález, who is a diplomat with the age of approximately 74 years , who is the final candidaterom the government opposition coalition and is participating in the competition. it also has argentina and algeria, but in terms of experience, it has history. serving against mr. maduro has a much lower weight. the only characteristic they have is that the opposition parties, despite having differences within themselves, are mostly behind them and support them as their candidates. to do. in addition, the united states of europe and countries in the region that are right-wing and western-oriented support them, and in this election, 21 million. there are qualified people who should participate in these elections and according to the announcement of the national election council of venezuela, which is the supreme body of this country in holding elections, the elections will be held electronically and the results will probably be announced by tonight. if there are any other questions, i am at your service, mr. yousefi , before the election, the american authorities have been discussing th

mr. gonzalez, i'm this is a very tiny part of what's happening for kind of city and detainees, and it's very detention caps and changes. they have been brutally beaten on they have been subjected to different kinds of physical on psychological torture. on the handle that use one of the offices that police officers alongside with the, as by the army, some of the occupied was by prisoners, have been threatened to be sent to bones an order to be bombarded by these 25 tickets. as a part of the site for them to come, pressure being executive than others have been beaten with beat some pause with wires as we can clearly see on them for a palestinian prisoners from 0 to 5. west burns have been released and they are completely exhausted. with different traces of to check from so it will be so the bodies and mainly the are forcing his rest except most tom says that even impacted ability from the ability to over speech. because of the unprecedented, this tell you like the level of future they have been experiencing these very defensive and that is not only related to the occupied with the president's

mr. gonzalez: his perseverance and determination later translate food public service and political activism. during the carter admini administration, juan served on the economic opportunity council and proudly represented the united states on official delegations to latin america. as the state chairman of the nextian american democrats and local democrats, he paved the way for at that hannah democrats in south texas. working to elect the first hispanics to public office in the rio grande valley. he was a devout catholic. devoted educator and coach. and an institution in our community. we will remember his faith, his devotion to south texas, and his service to the people of the rio grande valley. today let us honor his life, accomplishments, and impact on our community and our country. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia seek recognition? >> seek to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for a m

gonzalez , won about 44 votes. well, dear viewers. see you in the next few moments. the swearing-in ceremony of mr.medzikian the president begins in the islamic council. guests from the four continents of america, africa, europe and asia, including high-ranking officials of dozens of countries and heads of some international organizations , came to tehran to attend the swearing-in ceremony of the ninth president of the islamic republic of iran. according to the article 121 of the constitution, mr. medeshkian will be present at this ceremony to take an oath that he will use all his talent and competence in the way of fulfilling the responsibilities he has assumed and at the end he will sign the oath. during the inauguration of the presidents, i invite you to be a viewer inauguration ceremony of the president's physician. peace be upon you in the islamic council. i am grateful for the establishment and presence of colleagues in their positions, if possible, please cooperate in time. while appreciating again the presence of our esteemed colleagues , dear guests and guests at the official swearing-in c

official count based on 80% of the ballots, mr maduro won about five million votes, compared with some four million for the main opposition candidate, edmundo gonzalez opposition are alleging widespread fraud in the counting of votes. edmundo gonzalez. the venezuelan opposition are alleging widespread fraud in the counting of votes. ione wells reports from caracas. translation: there must be respect for the popular will. which country in the world after receiving 930 criminal edmundo gonzalez. to call elections? we called them. they were carried out in an exemplary manner and i can say before the people of venezuela and before the world, i am nicolas. president maduro claiming victory for a third time, asking people to respect the will of the people. the question the opposition are asking is, has he? "freedom, freedom". emotional cries as the polls closed at one polling station in venezuela, in an election where many were voting for change. translation: today, the people of venezuela are determined that these people leave power immediately. there has been outrage after outrage, violation of human rights, extrajudicial executions, excessive emigratio

based on eighty percent of the ballots, mr maduro won about five million votes, compared with some four million for the main opposition candidate, edmundo gonzalezhe counting of votes. our correspondent ione wells has the latest from caracas. these results have just come in and effectively the electoral authorities are saying that president maduro has won a third term in office. they announce that with 80% of the votes counted president maduro had won about 5 million of the votes and the opposition candidate, edmundo gonzalez, had won about 4 million of the votes. now, these results are likely to be widely disputed by the opposition. prior to the results being announced by the electoral council, who is controlled by the government and by president maduro, the opposition were claiming widespread fraud in this election. their particular concern was around the fact that their election observers were barred or removed, in some cases, from some of the election counts around the country. they said that the receipts that are printed from some of the electronic voting machines around the country weren't delivered, they haven't been able to receive some

official count based on 80% of the ballots, mr maduro won about five million votes, compared with some four million for the main opposition candidate, edmundo gonzalezspread fraud in the counting of votes. with me is our latin america reporter mimi swaby. welcome. the opposition are contesting these results, what happens now? the contesting these results, what happens now?— contesting these results, what happens now? the opposition are contestin: happens now? the opposition are contesting and _ happens now? the opposition are contesting and saying _ happens now? the opposition are contesting and saying widespread fraud. the public face of the opposition coalition has just said we will keep fighting and stand firm until every last vote is counted. she has urged her supporters to stay in the voting centres until 100% of the votes have been counted. she also said that she has one and everybody knew it. it is so overwhelming and so big, all across the country and exit polls were suggesting the opposition had a big lead ahead of mr maduro so there is a big upset as to what happens next. she urged the supporters to get into the streets peacefully. she sai

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interests first unquote, congressman gonzalez 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 back on. it's really two really simple messages. one is i'm concerned with the who's in the white house and how the white house is being 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 and that vacuum needs to have clarity that clarity 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 and we have to show our allies that we are going to be strong with them. what i saw in ukraine, the second part, what i saw in ukraine were appeal people fighting for their lives, you know, having four hours of electricity of day i've seen