t w. venezuela's self declared interim president one guy joe has urged president nicolas maduro to end the country's blockade on the border with colombia and bring in aid that has been stuck there for days why do warned there could be consequences if the much needed supplies are not let in. at least one person was severely injured after clashes broke out between police and yellow vests protesters in paris .

t w. venezuela's president maduro has old of the military to block desperately needed aid from entering the country from the dewar troops have barricaded a border crossing with colombia the planned delivery route that has been organized by the united states and venezuela's opposition who want to see madeira removed from power.

t w. more. venezuela's all physician leader one quite to has thank to major european nations for endorsing him as the country's legitimate president representatives of his pledge to get ministration wellnigh travel to washington on february fourteenth to drum up aid for venezuela's ailing economy. pope francis is in the united arab emirates on the first ever trip to the arabian peninsula by a reigning pontiff during.

t w. a c w news live from broadway and more pressure on venezuela's president nicolas maduro the u.s. vice president mike pence is to meet lots of american leaders to work out how to bring him down as follows a weekend of fire sauce of presidents troops of last attempts to bring humanitarian aid into venice were also on the program the out of the league on the unite and be european union meet for the first time a high on the agenda of best summits in egypt terrorism and migration.

t. w. . live from. the up he told venezuela's government thousands marched in caracas demanding the president allows humanitarian aid into the country position leader. but hundreds of thousands could die if the president doesn't back down. the program plugging germany's labor gap the new study shows the country needs a quarter of a million migrant workers and to get to offset its aging population. be valid.

t w. such a. situation in venezuela could hardly be more complex the united states along with some two dozen countries is backing the new interim leader one way down. russia and china support the incumbent nicolas maduro how's it going to play out my guess this week here in brussels is cloudier salerno caldera who is venezuela's ambassador to the european union with a record of appalling human rights abuses does mr montoro deserve to stay in office .

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin standoff in venezuela hearted in an interview with d.w.p. opposition leader on why joe calls on the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die but president bush says he won't budge also coming out the end of an ordeal he was jailed in thailand and facing deportation to brain but now refugee football or hockey araby has made the trial could return to australia. hollywood store hollywood star christian bale praises the director of his latest film buffs the funniest one the man around these are so smart man around he does it through comedy finding through that you actually get incredible emotion from you know it's a very moving film. d.w. caught up with bale on the red carpet of the berlin film festival you also find out about how the actor transformed himself physically to be able to play the former american vice president dick cheney. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program but despite those opposition is renewing its push to bring in badly needed humanitari

t w. hello and welcome to quadriga venezuela is bracing for further potentially deadly protests as embattled president targets the young politician seen by many venezuelans as the only hope of breaking the grip of a corrupt elite that has plundered the country president nicolas maduro has presided over a dramatic economic collapse declaring that president illegitimate one why do leader of the democratically elected national assembly stood before tens of thousands of frustrated venezuelans last week and has himself sworn in as acting president tending to a lections the police have fired on demonstrators killing dozens and they've carted off hundreds to jail for now the army is on the side of the regime to the west on the other hand was quick to recognize go i don't know and has not ruled out intervention. power struggle in venezuela who is winning that's our title this week and these are her guests it is a pleasure to welcome ana some of these she is a research fellow at the university of the federal armed forces in hamburg and she says the democratic transition in venezuela has to continue v

t w. this is d w news live from berlin the standoff over humanitarian aid for venezuela comes to a head trucks carrying vital supplies arrive at the border with colombia but the ailing regime in caracas is says it will not let the foreign aid enter the country will get the latest from the flashpoint in venezuela's political crisis also coming out of the u.s. and france one berlin to abandon the pipeline supplying russian gas and saying it could undermine security for western europe.

this is t w news live from berlin clashes on the border between colombia and venezuela as a showdown over humanitarian aid heats up troops loyal to president nicolas maduro to fire tear gas at rock throwing protesters plan as well as opposition wants to bring essential supplies into the country in defiance of government orders to keep the border closed also coming up. polls are open in nigeria's national election two surveys show a tight race between incumbent president come by president obama google pari and his mean challenger i t to a bangkok we'll talk to our correspondent in largest. and also on the program for us with could have documented the terrible deeds and name those responsible produce forged or not even created. instead of the perpetrators the victims were regularly i'm sorry lives to post a book that was german cardinal ron howard marks the frank admission as the roman catholic church mistakes in which history of sex abuse by clergy both have correspondent at the vatican for the latest from the pope's conference on preventing appear says. i'm irish waiter thank you for

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t w. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin standoff in venezuela hearted in an interview with d.w.p opposition leader one why though calls for the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die but president bush during his says he won't budge also coming up the end of an ordeal he was jailed in thailand and facing deportation the brain but now refugee footballer hakim araby has made.

t. w. playing. the blame. and this is the w.'s live from berlin european powers give a major boost to the opposition and venezuela several leading european countries including germany and spain to recognize climate wise though as a legitimate leader of the country i think insists he will never felt the pressure from outside also coming up tough.

t w. d w news live from berlin donald trump warns that sending the military into venezuela is an option is comments come as the standoff there continues with venezuela's rival leaders holding separate rallies and no end in sight to the deepening political crisis we'll speak to our correspondent in caracas also coming up. next the author and refugee beirut. one australia's top literary prize for a book he wrote on his phone from inside an isolated time in detention. and american football fans are counting down to a super sized sports extravaganza the rams and patriots take to the field in atlanta later today for super bowl fifty three. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program. it's u.s. president donald trump is trying to turn up the pressure on venezuela's president nicolas maduro in a television interview today trump warned that sending american troops into the country is an option pressure is also coming from europe eight european countries including germany france and britain say they'll officially recognize self declared interim president. if madeira doesn't call elections before the end

t w. this is deja vu news live from burlesque the standoff in venezuela ask the legs in an interest you opposition leader on why don't calls on the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die but my google says he will not budge also coming up in the dock the trial opens in madrid.

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin the standoff in venezuela hardened opposition leader one calls on his supporters to return to the streets to force the government of nicolas maduro to allow humanitarian aid into the country why there says three hundred thousand people or at risk of dying. says he will not budge also coming up a flight to freedom for football or hockey i'll ride me. release him after both rain drops its fixed tradition requests. how to find a job you thought appointment in the palestinian territory is one of the highest in the world we speak to young people determined to make the best of the situation. plus the fundies but the man around these are smart man around he does it through comedy the name through that you actually get incredible emotion from it you know it's a very moving film hollywood actor christian bale is at the berlin film festival and praises the director of his new film. where he plays former american vice president dick cheney. oh i'm terry march and welcome to the program and when i was opposition is renewing its push to bring in bad

t w. this is the w. news live from berlin and western countries step up the pressure on venezuela's nicolas maduro he remains defiant though rejecting a deadline from the european union to call snap elections and saying that he will never cave in to pressure from outside. also coming up pope francis begins an historic trip to the united arab emirates it is the first ever people visit to the arabian peninsula the pontiff saying that he hopes to write a new page of the history of relations between christians and muslims and the records tumble on super bowl sunday the new england patriots defeat the los angeles rams today in american football the biggest prize for the sixth time i will take you to the action. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the crisis in venezuela has deepened overnight president nicolas maduro has warned donald trump that he risks quote staining his hands in blood if he sends troops into the country and could face a repeat of vietnam speaking sed to spanish t.v. makoto also rejecting an e.u. deadline to call a snap presidential. election but france says that it believes self declared in

t w. this is deja vu news live from berlin the standoff in venezuela escalates in an interview with opposition leader on why don't calls on the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die but my google says he will not budge also coming up in the dock the trial opens in madrid for twelve cattle and separatist leaders who tried to break away from spain if they're found guilty the politicians could face up to twenty five years in prison. and a hollywood star christian bale praises the director of his latest film finds. the funniest god the man around these are smart men around b.j. does it through comedy and then through that you actually get incredible emotion from a you know it's a very moving through each of you caught up with bell on the red carpet of the berlin film festival you'll also find out how the actor transformed himself physically to be able to play the former american ice president dick cheney. i'm sumi so much scott it's good to have you with us then as well as opposition is renewing its push to bring in

this is t w news live from berlin western countries step up the pressure on venezuela's nicolas maduro he remains defiant though rejecting a deadline from the european union to call snap elections and saying that he will never keep it to pressure from outside it. also coming up pope francis begins and historic trip to the united arab emirates it is the first ever people visit to the arabian peninsula the pontiff saying that he hopes to write a new page of history of relations between christians and muslims and the records tumble on super bowl sunday the new england patriots defeat the los angeles rams today in america football's biggest prize for the sixth time will take you to the action. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the crisis in venezuela has deepened overnight president nicolas maduro has warned donald trump that he risks quote staining his hands in blood if he sends troops into the country and could face a repeat of vietnam speaking speeches fantasy t.v. material also rejecting an e.u. deadline to call a snap presidential election but france says that if believes self de

t w. this is state of the news life from more pressure on venezuela's president nicolas maduro u.s. vice president mike pence is to meet latin american leaders to work out how to bring him down that follows a weekend of fire the president's troops of last attempts to bring humanitarian aid into venice were also on the program the arab league on the unite and the european union meet for the first time a high on the agenda of their summit in egypt terrorism and migration. nicer surprises at the academy awards in los angeles. and you're convinced you. mean the. drama about race relations speed sales for best picture another unexpected good but is a movie a cold until the oscar for best actress in the fact. i'm still gale welcome to the program venezuela's opposition leader quite there is missing leaders of the lima group of latin american countries today in the colombian capital but the top u.s. vice president mike pence is also after mr himself as well as interim president washington because they want. he's back as the standoff with president nicolas maduro four people were killed and

t w. this is d w news live from berlin desperately needed food and supplies become a pawn in venezuela's political showdown venezuelan leader nicolas maduro orders the military to block aid from crossing tolls for the columbia border declared interim president one going to go calls on troops to defy orders which leader will they obey also coming up theresa may heads to brussels once again seeking a way to avoid a no deal drags it but even leader donald tusk slams the last minute scramble saying those who pushed for breads it without a plan deserve a special place in hell and it is the hottest ticket in town the berlin film festival or program knowledge starts today cinema goers are already lining up for this year's buzzed about films in the race for the golden bear. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a standoff over humanitarian aid deepens as venice will as political crisis plays out on the country's border a convoy with desperately needed aid remains stuck at the colombian border city of kuta now venezuela's government led by nicholas my. do it o. has ordered the army not to allow this aid i

t w. this is the day of you new supply from berlin and more pressure on venezuela's beleaguered regime president trump urging venezuela's military to back the self declared leader of one why go is calling on officers to abandon the government and set the country free also coming up. sexual abuse allegations sweeping india's catholic community d.w. speaks to a nun who refuses to remain silent. and a look behind the walls of an institution in russia that's preparing young offenders for life in the country's military. and we're just about a month to go until the politicians might have stalled but british businesses are not waiting more and more are positioning themselves for a move to the continent. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us we start the show in venezuela where the head of the ruling socialist party has called on supporters to take to the streets during a rally in my leader state yes total kobe oh urged people in all the states of venezuela to demonstrate in support of president nicolas maduro scholar meant he also ridiculed a group of european. and terry ins who were barred

t w. this is news live from berlin rallies have been taking place across venezuela both for and against the country's embattled president nicolas maduro. opponents are calling on him to resign and call fresh elections and a high ranking venezuelan general denounces material and defects to the opposition we'll go live to. also coming up. russian president vladimir putin says his country will follow washington's lead in suspending of landmark nuclear arms control.

t r d w. o o. o. o o. o o. o. o. o this is the w. news live from berlin western countries step up the pressure on venezuela's nicholas middle names defiant sto rejecting a deadline from the european union to call snap elections and saying that he will never cave in to pressure from outside. also coming up pope francis begins an historic trip to the united arab emirates it is the first ever people visit to the arabian peninsula the pontiff saying that he hopes to write a new page of history.

repoporter: earlier, in an exclusivive interview w with dw, guaido condemned of blockade in the strongest t possible terms. >> what is hapappening in venezuela could be considered a silent genenocide. hundreds of thousands hahave did becaususe of a shohortage of fod and medicicine. so this regime is responsible for r direct deaths, l like in e case of the special forces who killed over 70 people ina weekk for protesting, and fr indirect deaths, because they are not doing anything to solve the food and medicine crisis. reporter: food and medicine from the u.s. has been piling up at the border with colombia. maduro rejecting that aid with the help of his loyal military is part of the fight to keep venezuela free of u.s. influence. >> thousands of men and women have shown their ability, their training, their physical and moral strength, the strength that we need to tell the empire to get out of venezuela. hands off venezuela, yankee empire. yankee, go home! reporter: guaido says he has faith that the country's armed forces can be won over, but he has not ruled out asking the u.s. to intervene militarily in venezuela should maduro refuse to step

t w. today as promised one by one european countries began recognizing one as the legitimate president of venezuela nicolas maduro ignored a deadline to call new elections and is quickly becoming the invisible man in caracas but says he sees what europe and the u.s. are up to and he's promising a bloodbath if they don't leave him and venezuela alone i bring golf in berlin this is the day.

t o m g w. this is g w news live from berlin and more pressure on venezuela's president nicolas maduro u.s. vice president by chance will meet with latin american leaders today to work out how to bring but dodo down it follows a weekend of violence as we do those troops who blocked attempts to bring humanitarian aid into venezuela. also coming up for the first time arab league and european union leaders have held a summit high on the agenda of the talks in egypt terrorism and migration and a night of surprises at the academy awards in los angeles. and oscars conducive to . screen but of cause. a drama about race relations means the odds for best picture another unexpected when britain's a livia coleman took the oscar for best actress in the favor. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program but as well as an opposition leader one is needing leaders of a multinational group today in the colombian capital bogota one of the leaders that he will be meeting as u.s. vice president my pants washington has been a key backer of why go who has been. locked in a political standoff with the us well a social

well you're watching t w news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day tonight in venezuela a promise to try those responsible for the silent genocide. nine geminid. at any time i've come any place using names. you have have the benefit of pride. to sing along to you if it is to come from super seats. for. interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive benjamin jeffrey fifty w. . once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. everson very curious child and very excited and in love with music and i would go to concerts with my parents and knowing. or being on stage missions and being part of that magic it was a difficult trot at first. girls she was told to become conductor but this girl had other ideas and obsessive. and one day she really did become a world famous conductor brimming over with virtuosity and passion. in london of the opera. starts feb eighteenth on t.w. . the man who claims to be vince why he was only legitimately elected president says refusing to accept humanitarian aid while venezuelan star constitute

leader and a self-proclaimed president of venezuela though has repeatedly called on the military to switch sides and he did so again in a one on one interview with t w though told her that a muggle should start putting people's needs first and he also mounted some serious accusations against all those government. we will always appeal to the conscience of the armed forces and ask that they pick the constitutional side we have been very clear with the armed forces that they have to allow humanitarian aid to enter and whoever blocks it will be tried for human rights violations what's happening in venezuela could be considered a silent genocide when you have hundreds of thousands who've died because of a shortage of food and medicine and this regime hasn't protected people's right to life this regime is responsible for direct deaths like in the case of the special forces that killed more than seventy people in a week for protesting and for indirect efforts because they're not doing anything to solve the food and medicine crisis that. we have managed to hand out a small portion of the humanitarian aid to save lives four thousand five hundred nutritional

the country enter intoto hyperinflation, t the w's largest economic contraption to happen outside of wartime in any country in world history has happened in venezuelathis is not just u.s. sanctions are recent. this is huge mismanagement of maduro and chavez ministrations. aidinggs talking about other coununtries, rececognizing chavez did not do as a result hardly of that policy, did not do what it should have done and what is recommended for oil have in supporting countries, which is to build up a rainy day fund, to be able to safer when oil prices came down. this country had committed a lot of misistakes. it went into a huge economic crisis as ththe result of this management. the governrnment has been cynicl about this because they do not even publish statistics. it stopped publishing statistics in 2015. to to key data. the government denies the crisis is there, but does not have any data to show mainly because it has effectively ban the publication of this data. , an issue ofxt debate, it has effectively challenged the government to accept humanitarian aid. and now as the to mystic venezuelan conflict has become internationalize, they are effecti

venezuela. well peoplee are trying to see what's going to happen after the concert on a some are trying to cross over to o book witith t t- because our w with internatitiol order has more than t twenty artists and and the government did a and announcnced that. they'll be artist and they are saying it was a little sadad th. you and that he expected peoeope to be very useful -- to morrow now then government also knows that account is gogog to be it's going to happen for two days gap on the first day it's gonna be tomorrow then saturday -- and also on saturday according to them they are going to deliver whahat they call humanitarian aid. meaning all this is that the boxes of they deliver to all who neighbhborhood. in venezuela they thehe same twenty thoususand ofhohose boxes are going to look at because according to the government. the group with the people. that need it because you're suffering -- because it was a very bad -- okay very bad government. okay i wanna thank you very much for the update on a rare reporting that for us some caracas. in other news atop a friend she how this within the islamic state group has been reportedly kil

the situation in venezuela very closely since it is a member of opec, but today, w the foc on a tweet from the president who urged the cartel to lower the cost of crude, saying, quote, t world cannot take a price hike. frile, end quote. the team comes after opec nations recentlymbked on a fresh round of production cuts designed to support prices and of domesticice crude settled 3% lower as oil prices fall, gasoline price are on the rise nationwide. according to the latest survey, prices are up 10 cents over the past 2 weeks to $2.44 a gallon. >>> butld you wt need gas if you road an electric motorcycle. it's a segment motorcycle makers are focused on. that means the competition in thisar relatively new mket is heating up.s frank hollandin new york to >> reporter: motorcyclrs are revving up in 2019, racing towards the future of ste bikes.lectric gas-powered motorcycle sales have been slumping the last three years as the age of the average rider has increased and their income decreased. harley davidson theconic and best-selling gas powered bike maker in the u.s. is offering an electricption in august. it's all part of an effort to attract millennials who just don't want

t w. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has called for parliamentary elections in an attempt to sideline opposition leader one quiet though amid fresh waves of protests quite all called on more members of the military to defect after a high ranking air force general recognized him as interim head of state. i announce my candidacy for president i did states congresswoman tulsi gabbert has declared her candidacy for the twenty twenty presidential election gabbert is an iraq war veteran and will add another liberal voice to a number of democratic candidates seeking the party's presidential nomination. in the united states democratic governor ralph northam has again refused to resign from office northam says he was not the person who appeared in a racist photo in his nine hundred eighty four medical school yearbook northam is facing massive pressure to resign from politicians across the board. russia has announced it has suspended the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty one day after the u.s. did the same president vladimir putin has also ordered his ministers not to initiate disarmamen

t. w. venezuela's opposition leader who has to major european countries for endorsing him as the country's legitimate president representatives of his fledgling administration will not travel to washington on february fourteenth to drum up aid for venezuela's ailing economy. pope francis is in the united arab emirates on the first ever trip to the arabian peninsula bahrain incontinent during his two day visit the pope is due to meet leading muslim clerics and hold an open air mass aims to improve christian misled relations in the region . and el salvador former mayor now you'd be caylee has easily won the country's presidential election the anti corruption campaigner secured a majority after the first strike in devoting picking up more votes than his three rivals combined. a new study warns that two thirds of the glaziers in the himalayas could melt by the year twenty one hundred if global emissions are not reduced scientists say even if global warming where limited to one point five degrees celsius a third of the glaciers would still disappear the reach and your supply of billions of peop

t w. venezuela's self declared interim president one guy joe has urged president nicolas maduro to end the country's blockade on the border with colombia and bring in aid that has been stuck there for days why do warned there could be consequences if the much needed supplies are not let in. at least one person was severely injured after clashes broke out between police and yellow vests protesters in paris a man lost several fingers as protesters tried to force their way into the country's parliament building it's the thirteenth consecutive weekend of demonstrations. u.s. senator elizabeth warren has become the latest democrat to announce she's running for president launching her campaign in her home state of massachusetts one pledge to fight for more economic equality with measures including a wealth tax she's democrat number six to enter the twenty twenty presidential campaign. britain's prince philip has given up his driver's license after an accident he was involved in last month caused an outcry the ninety seven year old's land rover landed on its side after colliding with a car carryi