francisco: para el propio consejo de ministro, el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro parecÍa una gracia.onsumo. francisco: el ex policÍa convertido ahora en ministro de agricultura hacÍa esfuerzos para convencer a su audiencia ministerial con su plan insÓlito, repartir conejos de los sectores populares para la crianza y consumo. >> el conejo no es una mascota, son 2.5 kilos de carne. francisco: risas que no aguantaba el gobernante madurar bautizar el programa como plan conejo, enfrentando un problema con el primer reparto de los animales que terminaron siendo mascotas y no servidos de la mesa lo. con el insÓlito place pretende prestar una grave problemÁtica, el avance del hambre del paÍs que tiene a miles de venezolanos hasta comiendo de la basura. un grave problema que amenaza con convertirse en una crisis humanitaria, la cifra de muertes por hambre y desnutriciÓn se dispara en muchas regiones del paÍs. la pÉrdida de peso promedio supera los ocho kilos. enrique: veremos si predican con el ejemplo y ellos comen conejo tambiÉn. cuando regresemos, las imÁgenes de la sorpresa que pasó Ó enr

se refiriÓ tambiÉn a la crisis de nicolÁs maduro, lo culpÓ de la pobreza y miseria en todos lados.defender a nuestros aliados, no hay otra opciÓn que destruir a corea del norte, dijo el presidente trump. >> es importante que nos mantengamos unidos en aplicar estas presiones, porque las vÍas pueden producir resultados con corea del norte. alex: durante el discurso de trump descalificÓ los acuerdos con irÁn durante el gobierno de obama y hablÓ de la crisis de venezuela. trump: la gente de venezuela tiene hambre, la dictadura de nicolÁs maduro ha causado dolor y sufrimiento, generado pobreza y miseria. alex: advertencia que rechazÓ el mismo gobierno venezolano. jorge: Él pretende gobernar el mundo y ni siquiera gobierna en su propio paÍs. alex: el presidente de ecuador dijo que su gobierno no intervendrÁ en las decisiones de venezuela. >> creo que la mejor alternativa es el diÁlogo. alex: el presidente trump acordÓ con lÍderes para garantizar elecciones libres y transparentes en venezuela. ♪ julio: cada vez son las jurisdicciones que se unen organizaciones comunitarias para ayudar a l

barrera, noticias telemundo. >> la activista venezolana lilian t denunciÓ que el gobierno de nicolÁs maduroos quedamos en venezuela porque la asamblea constituyente cumple su primer mes en el poder no ha sido reconocida por opositores al gobierno ni la mayorÍa de paises de la regiÓn, pero quÉ han hecho sus miembros desde entonces cuÁles han sido sus prioridades, adriana nuÑez nos reporta desde caracas. >> la batalla entre el parlamento y la asamblea nacional constituyente cumple un mes, un capitolio para dos poderes legislativos, uno de mayorÍa opositora y otro completamente chavista. >> pido todo el apoyo de la venezuela buena, de la venezuela que ama, de la venezuela que quiere paz y prosperidad para la asamblea nacional constituyente. . >> en cuatro semanas el organismo dejÓ sin facultades al parlamento electo. a quien le achacan supuestamente faltas graves el organismo en fila sus caÑones contra la oposiciÓn con la ayuda del poder judicial. >> el tribunal supremo de justicia se ha puesto a la orden del nuevo poder para iniciar investigaciones contra los dirigentes polÍticos opositores q

counterpart of further action unless he restores democracy to the nation he accused president nicolas maduro of inflicting terrible misery and suffering on his people his corrupt regime destroyed a thriving nation by imposing a failed ideology that has produced poverty and despair everywhere it has been tried to make matters worse magaro has defied his own people stealing power from their elected representatives to preserve his disastrous rule. the venezuelan people are starving the united states has taken important steps to hold the regime accountable we are prepared to take further action if the government of venezuela persist on a path to imposing authoritarian rule on the venezuelan people. and trump met with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu they discuss the still middle east process as well as the iran nuclear deal u.n. correspondent robin jordan has the latest. as you'd expect donald trump and benjamin netanyahu were very happy to see each other on monday on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly both men agreed that in their view the iran nuclear deal was a bad deal and

thirty people have died in antigovernment protests since april demonstrators blame president nicolas maduro for high inflation and a shortage of basic goods. it's been almost three years since the nigerian army forced boko haram fighters out of the northeast states of a mama families that now began returning to their homes only to find their villages and towns destroyed catherine sawyer reports the ruins town of meat you guys are reminded of when boko haram controlled this area for several months around two years ago charges were destroyed so banks entire neighborhoods where we do used to rubble. or government strikes. government offices that wind this compound are just beginning to be rebuilt by derrius who had fled coming back and the town is starting to thrive again. after the town was taken back by the government we returned but found nothing we had lost so much but now some of us are getting back our. fire to you know site and has seven children returned two months ago this is what remains of the home she shared with her husband who she says was killed by. her neighbors helped her rese

problema asistencial que va camino a convertirse en una crisis sanitaria y que el gobierno de nicolÁs madurogusta su propio mandatario marÍa:en medio de la amenaza de retirar a estados unidos del tratado de libre comercio, el final programa "daca", las medidas para los migrantes en la actual administraciÓn norteamericana y las crÍticas hacia este paÍs, una encuesta revelÓ que el 65% de los mexicanos no ve con buenos ojos el gobierno de donald trump. >> nefasto. creo que no puede tener peor presidente y en una democracia. marÍa:es el nivel mÁs bajo de percepciÓn que los mexicanos tienen en los Últimos 15 aÑos. el 94% de los encuestados se opone a la construcciÓn de un muro fronterizo entre las dos naciones. >> no estÁ bien, afecta a muchas personas. marÍa: a pesar de la opiniÓn poco favorable sobre la imagen del presidente, el 54% sigue pensando que estados unidos ofrece una mejor calidad de vida y trabajo para las personas que deciden cruzar de manera indocumentada al paÍs vecino. >> estados unidos es un paÍs con instituciones, un paÍs que tiene cierto peso sobre estas instituciones, en dond

foreign policy determinant and in recent days the trumpet ministration has labeled nicolas maduro as a dictator it said that the national assembly that he wants to rewrite the constitution is an illegitimate body so those strong words we're hearing from donald trump has had precedent from the trumpet ministration in recent days and weeks significant though that they coming at a meeting with other leaders of latin america showing that they are equally concerned about what is happening in venezuela and like there was also and meeting on me in mar held by many foreign dignitaries which was hosted by the u.k. what came out of that. well that was a very interesting meeting indeed hosted by the u.k. foreign secretary long with the u.s. ambassador to the united nations now they have hosted a meeting involving senior members of my arm of burma as government the president of burma ma'am are not here at all and seen the however an ultimatum virtually was issued to the leaders of myanmar they were told in no terms by the u.k. and the u.s. that the issue of refugees must be addressed that provis

marÍa: los conejos son para aliviar el aire de dos venezolanos, dice un funcionario de nicolÁs maduroresco. porque nuestra montaña es hacer la cerveza más refrescante del mundo. coors light. porque los retos son montañas, sigue subiendo. tenemos una jorge: tenemos una noticia en pleno desarrollo. el gobierno advirtiÓ que deben buscar refugio porque corea del norte emitiÓ un misil balÍstico a japÓn. hasta el momento no se han dado a conocer mÁs detalles. estaremos mÁs pendientes. fuentes cercanas a la administraciÓn tramp revelaron que los insultos contra Él fue su experiencia mÁs humillante. donald trump lo acusÓ de desleal por la campaÑa. robert muller lleva a cabo la investigaciÓn. el presidente estadounidense ofreciÓ sus condolencias al pueblo mexicano por las muertes causadas por el terremoto en el sur del paÍs y lo hizo en una conversaciÓn telefónica con el presidente enrique peÑa nieto. en un twitter donald trump justificÓ que hizo la llamada una semana despuÉs porque habÍa una mala recepciÓn de llamadas . >> empleados habrÍan reportado a inmigraciÓn. los trabajadores podrÍan ha

blanca: trump llamÓ al gobierno de nicolÁs maduro, dictadura socialista.s bilaterales con diferentes paÍses y reforzar lo que quiere conseguir a travÉs de la diplomacia. marÍa elena: el presidente trump reaccionÓ al sismo en mÉxico a través de su cuenta de twitter. ahÍ escribiÓ "dios bendiga al pueblo de mÉxico no estamos con ustedes y estaremos para ustedes. trump fue criticado cuando demorÓ ocho dÍas en ofrecer condolencias a mÉxicopor el sismo ocurrido hace alguna semana y media. enrique: le tendremos lo mÁs reciente de la ciudad de mÉxico y la zona afectada ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) el nuevo camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. marÍa elena: hoy hace justamente 32 aÑos en esta misma fecha, 19 de septiembre a las 7:29 de la maÑana. los habitantes de la ciudad de mÉxico se enfrentaron el terremoto mÁs devastador. reportera: ahÍ estamos viendo los edificios derrumbados. eran los derrumbes que afectaron la amplia zona de valderas, de reforma, de la colonia doctores, lla roma, lla narvarte, la zona de pino suÁrez, de avenida cuauhtÉmoc. 19 dde septiembre de 1985. estaba al

con destruir a corea del norte en su primer discurso ante la onu y lanza crÍticas al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduroony:un estado anuncia que pagarÁ los costos de la renovaciÓn de daca a sus residentes. carolina: marÍa parece ser el huracÁn más devastador a su paso por dominica, hasta un primer ministro tuvo que ser rescatado. feliz martes, con mucho gusto tony dandrade y carolina sarassa. tony: hoy martes 19 de septiembre, un dÍa mÁs con mucha informaciÓn. carolina: los ojos del mundo estÁn puestos sobre estados unidos. el presidente trump se presentÓ ante la onu dando su primer discurso y en este amenazÓ con destruir a corea del norte. llamÓ al rÉgimen depravado y se refiriÓ a su lÍder como hombre cohete. tony: tambiÉn atacÓ a irÁn y criticÓ a venezuela y a cuba en la sede de las naciones unidas. en nueva york estÁ blanca rosa vilches. blanca: un placer saludarles en vivo desde nueva york. hubo mucha expectativa por el discurso, el primer discurso del presidente trump frente a los 193 miembros que integran la asamblea general de las naciones unidas. cabe resaltar que cuando ingresÓ el presidente n

take a look you've been a staunch supporter of both the late hugo chavez and the current leader nicolas maduro your website says venezuela has one of the most democratic and progressive governments in the world what what's puzzling is the degree to which you have completely ignored the massive human rights violations that have been extensively documented in the country under both leaders why is that well first of all i think what's currently happening in venezuela is a concern for all of us and what we're seeking to do is obviously try to make certain that the real news the full extent of what's happening in the full picture is on the story we're not giving the full we are if they were given we are able favoring the pro-government we are ramping our own we are in favor of human rights and we've calling pong and we've called upon the venezuelan government and indeed the venezuelan solidarity committee to promote the concept but it is an interesting fact the idea that. suddenly we're supposed to believe the right wing press in the u.k. that the united states for that right wing but talk about hu

la policÍa del rÉgimen del presidente nicolÁs maduro en caracas, venezuela decomisÓ $61,000 a lilian tenerlo preso, sino que ahora van por mÍ. beatriz: tambiÉn desmintiÓ que sea ilegal tener dinero en efectivo y seÑalÓ que esos fondos eran usados para gastos mÉdicos de su abuela quien no cuenta con un seguro mÉdico. enseguida noticias en 14 el presidente regreso a texas a la zona devastada por el huracÁn harb y. las protestas no se hicieron esperar. entre ese como se puede enterar si su informaciÓn personal pudo haberse comprometida cuando abrieron miles de cuentas fraudulentas en un banco. locutor: regresamos con noticias de visiÓn 14 . tu gente, tu voz. beatriz: en texas sigue el caos con las ciudades inundadas y personas sin hogar con la cifra de damnificados que aumenta sin descanso . hay al menos una poblaciÓn de 120,000 habitantes que estÁn sin agua potable. muchas caminaron mÁs de una milla en una fila para conseguir agua embotellada. asimismo, una planta quÍmica continÚa siendo el foco de incendios y en medio de profunda tristeza familiares y vÍctimas fatales de este desastre

. ♪ ♪ >> the socialist dictatorship of nicolas maduro has inflicted terrible pain and suffering on thed people of that country. this corrupt regiming destroyed a -- regime destroyed a process rouse nation by imposing a failed ideology that has produced poverty and misery everywhere it has been tried. paul: more blunt talk from president trump at the united nations this week, this time taking aim at vens venezuela's nicolas maduro. trump's tone a stark departure from president obama's, so because it signal a new approach to american leadership in the world? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger and columnist mary anastasia o'grady and bill mcgurn. mary, take the speech as a whole. what'd you think of it? >> i thought it was excellent. he, you know, he not only sort of laid out the u.s. case for its position at the u.n., but he also did reach out to other countries and say, you know, it's our job, any civilized country, it's our job together to confront regimes that cause chaos and turmoil in the world. and that was exactly the right tone. in other wor

♪ ♪ >> the socialist dictatorship of nicolas maduro has inflicted terrible pain and suffering on thepeople of that country. this corrupt regiming destroyed a -- regime destroyed a process rouse nation by imposing a failed ideology that has produced poverty and misery everywhere it has been tried. paul: more blunt talk from president trump at the united nations this week, this time taking aim at vens venezuela's nicolas maduro. trump's tone a stark departure from president obama's, so because it signal a new approach to american leadership in the world? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger and columnist mary anastasia o'grady and bill mcgurn. mary, take the speech as a whole. what'd you think of it? >> i thought it was excellent. he, you know, he not only sort of laid out the u.s. case for its position at the u.n., but he also did reach out to other countries and say, you know, it's our job, any civilized country, it's our job together to confront regimes that cause chaos and turmoil in the world. and that was exactly the right tone. in other words

opposition groups in venezuela have denied said fighting to hold talks with president nicolas maduro democratic unity politicians as it will all political pr. venezuela is in the grips of a political crisis that has claimed thousands of lives talks that. began lost jan have now collapsed. we'll have a quick mind over in session headlines base our and it is official paris is celebrating the international olympic committee announced. french capital will be hosting the summer olympic games in twenty twenty four its f fourthh t time lookinr the french cacapital. whichs crazy lost out to barcelona at odds and aging all centuries because it aims who is a set. when he twenty eight. french president emmanuel macaron is visiting saint thoughts as he continues his tour of heart constricted therapy and not called from seeing more emergency aid and loans and help. those who have lost everything. and the un is warning the bernese most aims a facing at. stroppy situation is tens of thousands of continue to arrive in bangladesh. food and shelter is in short supply. well as it is issues that we have

the venezuelan opposition has refused to take part in direct talks with president nicolas maduro's governmentn wednesday. the opposition coalition said it wouldn't enter talks until the government agreed to meet a number of demands, including addressing the country's humanitarian crisis and releasing all political prisoners. hope hicks has now officially been named as the trump administration's communications director. she'd been filling the post for the past few weeks and her confirmation makes her the third person to get the job on a permanent basis since president trump took office. at 28 years of age, old she's taken on what is widely seen as one of the most powerful positions in washington, shaping the administration's public messages. now to one of the most powerful people in the bbc, sally. now to one of the most powerful people in the bbc, sallym now to one of the most powerful people in the bbc, sally. if only that were true! i was thinking when you were reading that out, third time lucky? 28! goodness me! i'll try and get her on my programme and give her a grilling. this year is the

prepared to take additional measures against what he called the socialist dictatorship of president nicolas maduroestion two men about friday's bomb attack at parsons green tube station, in south—west london. the suspects are thought to be an 18—year—old iraqi refugee and a 21—year—old from syria. searches have been taking place at three addresses in west london and surrey. a french company that supplied the electronic system used in kenya's nullified election says its technology will not be ready in time for the rerun on 17 october. the kenyan supreme court cancelled last month's poll. the boss of ryanair has apologised for messing up, after the budget airline announced it is cancelling 40—50 flights every day for the next six weeks — more than 2,000 in total. michael 0'leary blamed mistakes in allocating leave for his pilots, and said ryanair could face a compensation bill of £18 million. here is richard westcott. ryanair has been distinctly "unsatisflying" for thousands of customers recently, last—minute cancellations leaving their plans up in the air. people complain they have been ignored. so

vo cesar -- la casa blanca anuncio restricciones que afectarian a funcionarios del regimen de nicolas maduroegocios y de turista. -- expertos en inmigracion creen que esta medida podria impedir que muchos ciudadanos venezolanos con este mismo tipo de visas logren ingresar a estados unidos. take sot --sot julio henriquez/ abogado de inmigracion-- "todas las personas que vengan a partir del 18 de octubre con pasaporte venezolano y tengan una visa de turista, lo más probable es que van a ser detenidos para investigaciones adicionales, y luego de ese interrogatorio es que van a definir si van a entrar o no" cont vo cesar -- venezuela, un pais que se encuentra en plena crisis humanitaria, es el primero de latinoamerica en formar parte de la lista del veto migratorio del presidente donald trump. take vo / lorena -- ataque brutal! -- residentes de un vecindario alarmados tras difundirse las imagenes de la golpiza contra un anciano de casi 80 aÑos. take vo / cesar -- momentos de tension en una carretera! -- una mujer sufre una crisis nerviosa y le diremos como un agente logro controlar la situacion.

prepared to take additional measures against what he called the socialist dictatorship of president nicolas maduro man about friday's bomb attack at parsons green tube station in south—west london. —— men. the suspects are thought to be an 18—year—old iraqi refugee, and a 21—year—old from syria. searches have been taking place at three addresses in west london and surrey. a french company that supplied the electronic system used in kenya's nullified election says its technology will not be ready in time for the re—run on october the seventeenth. the kenyan supreme court cancelled last month's poll. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a bike ride for the record books. a british cyclist has pedalled around the world — injust 78 days. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. there are people alive and people not alive. we just can help with whatever we have. it looked as though they had come to fight a war. but their mission is to bring peace to east timor and nowhere on earth needs it more badly. the government's

has brought a once thriving nation to the brink of total collapse the socialist dictatorship of nicolas maduro has inflicted terrible pain and suffering on the good people of that country this corrupt regime destroyed a prosperous nation by imposing a failed ideology that has produced poverty and misery everywhere it has been tried to make matters worse madura has defied his own people stealing power from their elected representatives to preserve his disastrous rule the venezuelan people are starving and their country is collapsing their democratic institutions are being destroyed this situation is completely unacceptable and we cannot stand by and watch as a responsible neighbor and friend we and all of us have a go. that goal is to help them regain their freedom recover their country and re store their democracy i would like to thank leaders in this room for condemning the regime and providing vital support to the venezuelan people the united states has taken important steps to hold the regime accountable we are prepared to take further action if the government of venezuela persists on its p

the socialist dictatorship of nicolas maduro has inflicted terrible pain and suffering on the good people of that country. this corrupt regime destroyed a prosperous nation by imposing a failed ideology that has produced poverty and misery everywhere it has been tried. to make matters worse, maduro has defied his own people, stealing power from their elected representatives to preserve his disastrous rule. the venezuelan people are starving and their country is collapsing. their democratic institutions are being destroyed. this situation is completely unacceptable and we cannot stand by and watch. as a responsible neighbor and friend, we and all others have a goal. that goal is to help them regain their freedom, recover their country, and restore their democracy. i would like to thank leaders in this room for condemning the regime and providing vital support to the venezuelan people. the united states has taken important steps to hold the regime accountable. we are prepared to take further action if the government of venezuela persists on its path to impose authoritarian rule on the venez

this is president nicolas maduro urging venezuelans to breed rabbits for food.ly to discover upon returning that, and this is what the president said about this, that people had only gone and put little bows on their rabbits and were keeping them as pets! it was an early setback, i will say that, to plan rabbit. the opposition has called this whole plan a bad joke. but, opposition has called this whole plan a badjoke. but, in a opposition has called this whole plan a bad joke. but, in a country where, as you can see, at least half of the children are malnourished, you can see why this is actually serious. i‘ve been speaking about this story to a bbc correspondent, this story to a bbc correspondent, this is what she said. nicholas monroe made his announcement in front of the rest of his cabinet. and they were giggling, as the agriculture minister said that he had had problems with the initial plan because, venezuelans just worked culturally accepting this plan. they were keeping the rabbits as pets, and theyjust couldn‘t see them as 2.5 kilos of good, local resta

thirty people have died in antigovernment protests since april demonstrates is blame president nicolas maduro for the economic crisis three astronauts have arrived to spend nearly six months on the international space station the two americans and a russian doctor six hours after they blasted off more news in half an hour i'll see you then up next fits inside story. we've now reached one hundred days since qatar was placed on the block eight hundred days of diplomatic social and economic adversity and as the crisis continues we're looking at the battles to influence opinion both on and offline share your views with the hash tag a.j. newsprint from the heart of the story here in doha our gulf crisis special on newsgroup. seeking a fourth term germany's first female chancellor leads the opinion polls in the run up to this month's federal election will voters forgive angela merkel for some of her controversial policies and how has a long running leadership change germany and the e.u. this is inside story. it was. it was. the welcome to the program i'm jane dutton she's been called calculating an

take a look you've been a staunch supporter of both the late hugo chavez and the current leader nicolas maduro your website says venezuela has one of the most democratic and progressive governments in the world what what's puzzling is the degree to which you have completely ignored the massive human rights violations that have been extensively documented in the country under both leaders why is that well first of all i think what's currently happening in venezuela is a concern for all of us and what we're seeking to do is obviously try to make certain that the real news the full extent of what's happening in the full picture is on the story we're not giving the full we are if they were given we are able favoring the pro-government we are ramping our own we are in favor of human rights and we've calling pong and we've called upon the venezuelan government and indeed the venezuelan solidarity committee to promote the concept but here is an interesting fact the idea that. suddenly we're supposed to believe the right wing press in the u.k. that the united states that right wing talk about human ri

german chancellor angela merkel she is in the middle of a crucial reelection campaign venezuela's nicolas maduro is also a no show his country is in political turmoil with people suffering extreme food shortages a recent u.n. report detailed human rights violations by security forces despite missouri's defiance the u.n. says that in venezuela democracy is barely alive. an airstrike has hit a hospital in the syrian province of it live three hospitals were targeted within one hour civilians and emergency workers have been killed jamal al schild is in beirut in neighboring lebanon. at around nine a.m. local time on tuesday fighters belonging to a sham and their allies in the armed syrian opposition made a push from ad libbed towards the northern countryside of aleppo the aim to liberate land that had been recaptured by syrian government forces and their allies over the past few weeks as that push was going on and as they were pushing towards . village on the northern side of aleppo the government conducted some fifty air strikes across the area according to activists inside syria of those airstrike

thirty people have died in anti-government protests since april demonstrators blame president nicolas maduro for high inflation and a shortage of basic goods. kenya's president to whom kenyatta has addressed parliament for the first time since last month's election the supreme court unknown his victory exciting irregularities electoral commission has set new elections for october seventeenth but the opposition threatening a boycott and that's the right guarantees against electoral fraud kenyatta says he was spec's the court's verdict. hillary clinton has revealed who she thinks is to blame for last year's election loss to donald trump in a new memoir but some of her democratic colleagues say rather than looking back it's time to move on don estabrook has more from washington. in her five hundred twelve page memoir hillary clinton is candid about losing the presidency to donald trump i felt like i had let everybody down clinton blames herself for using a private e-mail account when she was secretary of state that led to a government investigation but she also questions former f.b.i. director

counterpart of further action unless he restores democracy to the nation he accused president nicolas maduro of inflicting terrible misery and suffering on his people. this corrupt regime destroyed a thriving nation by imposing a failed ideology that has produced poverty and despair everywhere it has been tried to make matters worse magaro has defied his own people stealing power from their elected representatives to preserve his disastrous rule. the venezuelan people are starving the united states has taken important steps to hold the regime accountable we are prepared to take further action if the government of venezuela persist on a path to imposing authoritarian rule on the venezuelan people now the fourth major atlantic hurricane of the year has hit the small caribbean island of bimini co as a category five storm hurricane maria has maximum winds of two hundred sixty kilometers an hour prime minister roosevelt skerrick took to facebook to report on the storm as it happened he said the winds amiss elice we shall survive by the grace of god he went on to say the conditions are worsening c

also warned his venezuelan counterpart of further action and as he restored democracy president nicolas maduro of inflicting terrible mystery and suffering on his people and call them other leaders for increased pressure. on our top story the situation in myanmar for more on the humanitarian crisis the ring of face our report a town of a child reason cox's in bangladesh that's near the border with me and i don't know if you're listening to. the speech earlier. she talked about starting the verification process for repatriating. but the truth is that many of these people most of them probably fled with just the clothes on their back and nothing more so that's going to be a huge challenge in verifying who they are indeed i mean it's a well coming news that the trade that but the complexity of identifying the refugees many of them look very similar to bangladesh is you know in physical feature and even with language bangladesh on it started a biometric registration process. running a refugee is identifying those who cross the border recently and also previously but itself is going to be a very co

demonstrators blame president nicolas maduro for the high inflation and a shortage of basic goods. tens of thousands of people in france have joined nationwide protests against labor law reforms president in one year old michael says they're essential to energize the french economy. critics say they'll wipe out hard won protections for workers one of the main changes includes making it easier for medium and small businesses send their stuff. apple's unveiled a new line of products on tuesday that has technology lovers buzzing the i found ten comes with new features and a hefty price tag. reports from new. yes i phone yeah and annual event for apple with billions of dollars of future sales on the line. front and center stage was a device called i phone ten the new one is that i phone x. apple probably hopes consumers interpret the x as stand in for extraordinary and not expensive every time you. text your face it does come with new face scanning technology that allows the user to unlock the phone and introduces what they're calling an emotion it can turn one's facial expressions int

thirty people have died in the anti-government protests in april demonstrators blame president nicolas maduro the high inflation and a shortage of basic goods. kenya's president who are kenyatta has addressed parliament for the first time since last month's election the supreme court an old his victory citing irregularities electoral commission and set new elections for october seventeenth but the opposition is threatening a boycott unless there are guarantees against fraud kenyatta says he was spec's the court's verdict tens of thousands of people in france have joined nationwide protests against labor law reforms president emanuel says they're essential to energize the french economy critics say they'll wipe out hard won protection for workers one of the main changes includes making it easier for small and medium businesses to sack staff apple has unveiled a new line of products on tuesday that has technology lovers buzzing the i phone ten comes with new features but a hefty price tag al-jazeera has gabler's on the reports from new york. yes i phone yeah and annual event for apple with bill

. >>> venezuela president nicolas maduro calling the president trump the new hitler of internationalter the president urged leaders to restore political freedoms in venezuela. more on that story. >>> the deal-maker-in-chief is tackling middle east peace. you're watching the second hour of "varney & company." ♪ ashley: let's check the big board for you, down fractionally , down 11 points. still remarkable levels on the dow. let's talk about the retail ice age. bed, bath & beyond posting weak numbers. the stock hitting the lowest level since march of 2009. that is what, eight years. >>> hurricane maria hitting in puerto rico right now as we speak. the governor's office using terms like like catastrophic and unprecedented. fox news meteorologist adam klotz joins us now with i guess the ugly details. adam. >> ashley, it's a powerful storm. we've seen last several hours taking back to this morning, this is the path hitting the u.s. virgin islands as category 5, just clipping it. you're looking at eye wall passing by. making landfall at 6:15 this morning. the eyewall weaken as little bit a

. >> the socialist dictatorship of nicolas maduro has inflicted terrible pain and suffering on the good people of that country. this corrupt regime destroyed a prosperous nation by imposing a failed ideology. that has produced poverty and misery everywhere it has been tried. >> kimberly: juan, what do you make of this direct play, going on the offense against socialism and targeting venezuela especially as it's been so prevalent in the news? the unrest, loss of human life, loss of human dignity. his focus on that today and your overall thoughts? >> juan: it's to be applauded. there's no question that people watching what's going on in venezuela now -- largely rooted in what took place under hugo chavez and tied into fidel castro in that whole ideology in latin america that is very suspicious of the big american companies that do business there. some of their excess in the past. but i think really to bring in socialism and it has not benefited the people of venezuela. kimberly, when you ask me about my overall thoughts, this brings it into some clarity. here you have the president saying

. >> the socialist dictatorship of nicolas maduro has inflicted terrible pain and suffering.on is completely unacceptable. we cannot stand by and watch. >> he pretends to rule the world and he doesn't even rule his own government. >> bret: president trump making waves of the united nations today with a big speech. let's bring in the panel. mara liasson, national political or spotted of national public radio. tom rogan, commentary writer for the "washington examiner." and laura ingraham, who by the way has a new show here on fox. debuts october 30. congratulations. >> thanks. >> bret: i want to start with mara. >> this is what the white house wanted. i thought the speech had something for everyone. people who wanted tough nationalist populist rhetoric, it was in there. i thought it was a step back from the u.n. bashing trump had done during the campaign where he famously said the u.n. was the enemy of freedom and democracy. i thought the speech was pretty mainstream for donald trump. he even said that the dues we pay which are disproportionate would be worth it if the united n

iran's government condemned trump's remarks as shameless and ignorant, while venezuelan president nicolas maduroaid from caracas that trump is the "new hitler" of international politics. this is jorge arreaza, venezuela's chancellor to the united nations. >> this is supposed to be the house and the headquarters of peace and international law. and what we heard was the opposite of that. it is the president who comes for the first time and speaks about war come about destroying countries, about blockades against countries. amy: that is the been as well in foreign. for more, we're joined by jeffrey sachs, special advisor -- jeffrey sachs university , professor and director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university. sachs is a leading economist and the author of many books, including most recently "building the new american economy: smart, fair, and sustainable." the book's foreword is by bernie sanders. jeff sachs, welcome to democracy now! you were there. start with north korea and take it from there. >> horrifying. there was a shutter in the room. no president of the united