that he did it in a sort of preemptive fashion the oas has been trying to get a two thirds majority to remove. this waiver from it but it hasn't been able to it's got a simple majority of countries within the hemisphere to read. presidency instead of mark geragos but this has been divided. in part in large part because they've been this way. over the last fifteen years or so and the oas was once dominated by influential leftist governments but i suppose the changing political landscape in latin america has led to more right wing governments in places like brazil argentina colombia which i which which i guess are more in tune with president trumps populist policies so that is way less pretty much found itself out of step with the oas doesnt it. yes definitely been a spoiler was playing a very strong role in it when it had oil money to distribute particularly to smaller caribbean countries and central american countries who voted normally to support the venezuelan position against some of the other larger countries in the oas now of course that as well it doesn't have that oil money a

and venezuela has said it will withdraw from the organization of american states on saturday the oas recognizes opposition politician why does as venezuela's interim leader earlier this year he asked the group to ignore more duros requests to exit the organization those supporters are carrying on with protests across the country demanding the duros ouster his supporters have been holding their own rally the president has refused to step down despite international pressure he's accused of leading a corrupt government that's left the country struggling with nationwide power cuts and worsening economic conditions jennifer mccoy is a professor at georgia state university she helped the organization of american states to mediate with venezuela from two thousand and two to two thousand and four she says mcdougal is quitting the oas to please his supporters. actually announced two years ago that he planned with withdraw from the oas it's a two year process and so that it is finally coming to an end this month he did that to prevent their suspension and potential alister of in this way the f

so he did it in a sort of preemptive fashion the oas has been trying to get a two thirds majority to remove then a sway left from it but it hasn't been able to it's got a simple majority of countries within the hemisphere to read. those presidency instead of motherhood rose but the way it is has been divided. in part in large part because the been this way let's boil over the last fifteen years or so this way love was playing a very strong role in it when it had oil money to distribute particularly to smaller caribbean countries and central american countries who voted normally to support the venezuelan position against some of the other larger countries in the oas now of course then as well it doesn't have that oil money and so fewer contributors the porting it but it hasn't lost all support. that is appointed by venezuela's opposition leader one who i don't have met in colombia is envoy to the u.s. called going to sway them president nicolas maduro a usurper and all seem to step down palumbi as foreign minister carlos holmes to hilo was also at the meeting and said that it was just

jane:rl oa guerin reporting there. some of the day's other news.esian officials have lifted the tsunami alert which was raised after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake off to the east coast of sulawesi. officials say the tremor was felt a that the scene ofarger n quake in september iich 4000 people died. the dalai lama has beenro discharged fhospital in delhi, where he was admitted three days ago to treat a chest infection. leaving the hospital, the 83-year-old tibetan spiritual leader said he felt almost normal. he has resumed his normal routine, and is expected to return to the indian city where he lives in exile. prosecutors in sweden are ansidering whether to reopen ilegationsono of rape against the founder of wikileaks, julian assange. he was arrested yesterday cillowing ecuador's deon to revoke his asylum at its london embassy after nearly seven years. the u.s. wants him extradited to face charges of conspiracy to hack a government computer. tom symonds reports. tom: swedish pbesecutors have pursuing julian assange for years about rape, co, and moles

we are observers of the oas -- latvian embassy. we are observers of the oas. i have a question as it eu member state. maybe it will be a lightning for issueses in light of the in the region you're covered. maybe your general take on the eu role and what do you suggest? thank you. the european union and the organization of american states, we share the same principles and values of arecracy and human rights fundamental for both. i think the european union played a crucial role in fomenting sanctions -- implementing sanctions on the maduro regime. they have been completely right in calling for a free and fair election in the country and not recognizing the reelection of in many ways. views and we have supported them and have supported each other. also, there are concerns of other latin american cases. in this case, we want to recognize that all countries of the european union, practically, they have not recognized juan guaido. for countries of the 27 have not. havecountries of the 27 not. we want to express our appreciation of that. there are concerns about what

i know so how would you evaluate the role played by the oas in the venezuela crisis and thus far i mean. if they are an arm of the american propaganda idea then it is it a surprise that they voted the way that they did and do they have any influence. on salute not. surprising. that informs the world they would like to believe that they have a moral man they really don't look at the gulf that is the. true sloops go along. a place in the gulf that is planning to bring nato for the first time to so america a little bit of. the extreme right wing president who warned elections will weed out the crew of constitutional cool of the house will do model. the symbol of the. symbol of the. horrible disparities. in the world this is the sort of clearly that is being controlled by. capitalism there are allies of the list particularly since so it's all that is launching what is taking place of course the left wing companies like when it's a little cuba but also on fortunately. wow. all right interesting to hear thoughts it'll be also interesting to see how that israel responds under of all checked th

right now how would you evaluate the role played by the oas in the venezuelan crisis thus far i mean is it a surprise that they voted the way they did no it is not a surprise and all i mean they they've been going right that it's they're working with washington i mean it's disgraceful that shamed you could say all the things it but we in the interest i find this in the interest first and foremost at the interest of wall street. and we have to keep in mind. that the ira is a group. in the world and admit that somehow there's some terrible government there at the present and people look where that's been shown to be completely false and the united states in fact stands behind the most reactionary. like saudi arabia or that's all. right and we're activist richard becker always a pleasure to have you here on arch international it'll be interesting to see how this whole venezuela in place. then. all right watch out international bags more news let's say thirty two and a half minutes. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball diff

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responsibility of influence in the western hemisphere to work with the lima group to work with the oas the organization of american states to work with fellow democracies to provide a humanitarian support that minutes we desperately need because nicolas maduro and his cronies have stolen all of the money but there are a lot of no no no no no no no what he. mentioned an important point a lot of money is frozen abroad if you're so concerned about humanitarian suffering some of those funds could be released into are doing so you're you'll be happy to know that's what we're tempting to do that's a big part of our policy you might remember a couple of really funny smart russian jockeys got elliott abrams on the phone they asked him the same question they realize they're baiting him they're trying to get him to say something that's going to be embarrassing about american policy they're trying to get him to say that yeah really look we're doing all this but we really are. and to do is invade and fully believing that he is talking to senior swiss bankers says look we're really not going to inv

president is either incapacitated or arrives in office by illegitimate means now the world the un the oas international observers they. may know they have you know they made very and i'll tell you this the funny thing is that maduro might have actually won that election on his own but he read the election he kept the ballots out he didn't allow but his state to come in and so forth they let you know that it was one of the only reason that i really should have the constitution so you now have who is the legitimate president and he even is the person in the case and mr maduro said disputes that but even if that is the case that happened to him a number of countries that the united states made no noise about i mean the elections in egypt for example have also been questionable the last elections but the united states played along rather the united states doesn't play along the united states. lays along with any of trumpeting the democratic values unless. it is meant that i initially rejected that is compelling long. as it is in keeping with its own interests and again the history of latin am

oa publication that otherwise hyper alert to nearly every conceivable expression of prejudice. in other words, even instant important institutions that strive to meet aggressive sensitivity can be blinded jewish presidents in a way that would never be tolerated for a second where most other vulnerable groups are concerned. combined with all the troubling statistics i discussed on the floor , just could not be clearer that rising anti-semitism requires with action. here's just one example. we know that anti-semitism often macerated as political opposition to israel in an attempt to appear more legitimate. but today, as for the jewish people with alarming frequency, this trade is being seen for what it is. and the senate originally took action to condemning it flat out, included in s-1 legislation, the senate passed earlier this year was a provision to help save local governments push back against the influence of the bds movement and enable communities to shut off the flow of taxpayer dollars that support theseanti-israel boycotters . unfortunately, democratic leaders in the hou

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. >> reporter: even if you're not a fan of felines, oas director rebecca katz believes there is reason for everyone in east oakland to care about this. >> somebody who will do this isn't going to stop with just cats. >> they're doing target practice. that's horrible. that's unnecessary. >> reporter: if you wish to help, you can make donations to the reward fund. keep in mind, if no one claim that is reward, all of that money goes back to the shelter. for more information, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. search for the story. that's the latest here in oakland, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> unfairly targeted for wearing a maga hat, that's the real issue according to the attorney for a man accused of slashing another man with a sword. today leore berg land pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges. sfpd says he pulled out a sword and partially severed another man's hand after the victim swatted that maga hat off bergland's head. before the confrontation, bergland spewed racial and homophobic slurs toward a group of people in the city. >>> a tense sandoff in elsa bronn

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some of those payments were allegedly made during garcia's second term in office l lk to oa contractct to buildd thehe limao and november last year garcia sought refuge in the uruguay an embassy. was denied asylum there he's one of four peruvian ex presidents to be tainted by a corruption scandal. one of them eight year old former president petro pablo kaczynski was detained for alleged money laundering last week in connection to the same probe. let's get an update on the business days wait i you can roll it is here with me in the studio and that you can get a start with the decision by the united states over cuba. one that could harm washington's relations with the european union to the small. well that's right laura the e. u. as well this kind of a a warning of reprisals off to the trump administration confounds plans to allow lucy's against ththe foreign firirms operatingn cuba. a little pasta nineteen ninety six enables cubans have become us citizens to suit to see companies that use property seized during -- off the fidel castro's nineteen fifty nine revolution. but its applicatio

seung-min and said the president is pulling out the rug from the very people that are trying to help him oa accomplish his by doing this purge at the department of a'meland security. but back to and point, jake, about lou dobbs and the conservative media pressuring the president,e to tese kind of stances, so is the freedom caucus. so aon otherrvatives on capitol hill. steven miller inside of the white house. how influential have those hard-liners been in shaping the president's decision? >> they dictated his monthlycy for two years. i mean, important to take stock of this. number one, if he does this, it's going to shut down any chance of anything over the ne two years period, hard stop. democrats are not going to do business with somebody who's busing people into their districts as political retribution. robert: doesn't this demand a bipartisan solution at some level to address the migrant surg i >> yes, does. but the president has stumbled over and over again on immigration policy to a point where you wonderin who's p attention to -- is anyone minding the shop here? that's number one. and

alexander who is the former principal deputy chief monitor of the oas in a special monitoring mission to ukraine he joins us from the care of welcome to the w so we have a complete outsider a man with no political experience who is now battling the incumbent president in the runoff that's what it looks like what's gone wrong for president poroshenko he came in on a landslide. the election process as it stands most of today's not yet finished i assume know the two frontrunners of we'll be having another round on the twenty first of april and on the off the dots results of these elections will be clear whether we'll be devean or we'll have all hands full of work and i'm sure that's the people of ukraine will make the choice of their choice in order to ensure that the counter moves forward. what is it about the way the country has been run that means so many of them will vote for a modest no political experience as opposed to that they've they've come but. i think it's refreshing to see that democracy is such play here of the elections were not clear altogether from the outset of the vot

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figure was david small and ski a close ally of one wydow from venezuela who is now the head of the oas is migration department on venezuela and we know there's a consensus in washington that any invasion or attack on venezuela would be in exactly the migration crisis massively so someone who's in charge of migration to discuss military options seems pretty bizarre in counterproductive what other options no military options are still available to the us before they go down what most people would think is that you know the right of last resort using a military option. well that's an important question the u.s. is using economic sanctions as a form of unilateral coercion in place of the military invasion that's according to the un special rapporteur or edris just sciri. and they don't seem to be removing the dural the us has called on the military in venezuela to turn on the derwin they have stood firm and honored the constitution and one white is kind of on a tour around venezuela and he's not rallying the crowds the u.s. had hoped for and so i see this secret or a private meeting at c s

that came in response to the oas deciding to award venezuela's seat to a representative of oppositionleader. according to the organization's twitter the vote was eight thousand and nine in favor of seating. on tuesday tara had been named by venezuela's opposition dominated national assembly which said he would represent venezuela until democratic elections are held investigative journalist andre walczak says the outcome of the vote was not a surprise. the organization of americans. actually. everybody knows that we're going to go and that is that they. want to go along. well a blaze that is going to. bring nato troops for signs of. the existing ones being president who you know she's good constitutional who. go through some of the. horrible disparities. in the world so i mean this is the sort of. that is the. capital of. the was something. who was the company cuba but also on fortune of the. girl because she says. as the twenty twenty presidential race starts picking up pace in the u.s. a number of leading democrat contenders have made the issue of reparations for slavery a top campai

came in response to the oas deciding to award venezuela's seat to a representative of opposition leader won by dell according to the organization's twitter the vote was eighteen to nine in favor of seating gustavo tar a on tuesday tory had been named by venezuela's oppositions are held journalist will check says the outcome of the vote was not a surprise. the organization of american states. actually. everybody knows that we're going to go in there is that they. want to go along. well a place that is going to. bring nato troops for signs of the american legion because they're with the existing ones being president who you know she says well we are third who of constitutional cool. go through some of. our older started to fill in the wall so i mean this is the sort of clearly that is the. capital is there i don't need to be allies of that was i'm thinking real estate so it's already in motion or is the left leaning company when it's look you know what's also on fortunately. believe it or. presidential elections are being go into its own whilst another. as the twenty twenty presidential r

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kabul venezuela has said it will withdraw from the organization of american states the oas recognizes opposition politician as venezuela's interim leader earlier this year he asked the group to ignore my daughter's request to exit the organization or the supporters are carrying on with protests across the country demanding the ouster of president. well president of supporters have been holding their own rally the president's refused to step down despite international pressure is accused of leading a corrupt government that's left the country struggling with a nationwide power cuts and worsening economic conditions. appointed by hong kong you don't have met in colombia his envoy to the u.s. called venezuelan president nicolas maduro user power and has asked him to step down his foreign minister carlos holmes story or was also at the meeting and said that it was just a matter of time before model leads office. in france anti-government yellow vest protesters have charged the police in the city of strasbourg the group tried to cross a bridge to get to the european parliament but they wer

i was handed the note the oas -- the oas not always in your good favor, although i hope you think positively of them at this moment. do you believe we should have a two state solution in the middle east? sec. pompeo: the administration will rollout the plan mr. custer and mr. greenblatt have been working on and you will see president trump's vision for how to resolve a problem that has been going on for decades and decades, that previous administrations could not solve. we are hoping we have ideas that will allow israelis and palestinians to come to a resolution of the conflict. forraw a historic parallel me between a decision to say to israel that they could claim sovereignty over the territory that was seized during the the n claims they can claim crime a -- crimea because they invaded as well. sec. pompeo: the situations could not be more starkly different. >> i would like to hear. --. pompeo:: heights israelis ended up with the goal on heights as a result of being attacked. they were on the defense, the risk of their very nation being overrun and they defended themselves. they retained t

feel that they have more support their particular than they do in in regional organizations like the oas which just yesterday voted to switch from recognizing mr daughters representative to record recognizing mr why those representatives the venezuelan government. and thus of the mancow is saying today they feels that this is really an imperialist plot to overthrow but do it oh and that the u.n. is a good stage on which to demonstrate that that's in fact what's happening so why does the u.s. keep going this route to accomplish what it is that it seems they're trying to accomplish. it's a good question i don't think there's an easy answer to that it seems from where i'm sitting that possibly be the main reason maybe that the u.n. is a good platform in the sense that it you know when when mike pence goes to the security council makes a speech obviously it makes a lot of noise and it makes the news wait and it puts the venezuelan situation in high up the agenda where clearly the united states wants it to be of mean this week we've got not only mike pence of the security council we've got. a

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he was making it 54 countries the oas, the g-7 sending a message to the u.n. >> and going to the u.n.hink it will come to anything they've already done this. pompeo went in january and tried to get something done and this is more about shining a light on what will inevitably be chinese and russian pushback to say to the world, look at what the chinese and russians are doing in venezuela both physically on the ground and also preventing change that would lower, decrease the level of humanitarian crisis there, right? the possibility of getting change there is extremely difficult. they've got vetoes on the security council. >> but make also no mistake that vladimir putin and the russians are making this a test case for the trump administration the trump administration made this a red line made maduro must go >> this is a test that's really important for the trump administration. >> and there's divisions within the conservative community itself about what should happen there. fred is right, they've gone the oas, the organization of american states is the lead organization on this, all the

don't know if you realize this but in the college's now, a quarter of students ar were on some kind oa psychotropic medication now for some kind of mental disorder so the key here is coming on tethered in in some ways we don't have a stabilizing social structurethe stabilizingsocial e stabilizing people's men pulled and physical health so we need to sort of that and how can we do that as we pulled away from the social structures how can we create new structures to provide some stability for people because obviously we have a little bit of a problem on our hands. that's a little bit of the background on this. i am going to read a little excerpt from one of the chapters so you can get a sense of the flavor and style of the book. this is the untethered adult in chapter three and hopefully it will give you a little sense of that. chapter three the untethered adult. greenwich village, new york ci city. it's a bit small she said as he unlocked the door to the apartment in the west village my home for the next few days. she was drawn to new york by the dream of the bright lights of broadway e

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