vanessa newman. vanessa newman thank you for joining me on up front it's been nearly 4 months since your boss opposition politician won quite oh declared himself the interim president of venezuela citing article 233 of the venezuelan constitution as his justification but that 0 article vanessa lays out 6 criteria which make a president unavailable death resignation removal by the judiciary a permanent disability abandonment of the office or recall by popular vote none of the 6 criteria apply in the case of nicolas maduro which means mature of all his many sins and falls is still the president of venezuela and one quite oh isn't that all of course i could buy into a president and so do many of. a the visionaries could be. because there was no president because there was no election that was credible and that is foreseen actually. or seen in the constitution if you don't actually went in there to take all the opportunity many can't and they are poor. automatically goes well you know going after like yo

vanessa neumann, thank you. thank you. hello there.areas. further south we did see the sunshine appear through the afternoon, but that gave way to showers and some thunderstorms with hail. all tied in with this area of low pressure, which is slowly moving out into the north sea, although its weather fronts will continue to affect parts of the country as we head through today. now, early on today it will stay quite damp across parts of scotland, northern england, with persistent rain, still quite a breeze blowing in off the north sea there. but northern scotland will start dry with clear skies. so here another cold one with a frost out of town. but further south, because of more cloud and rain, it should be a less cold start. so for thursday, it will be a damp start for many. a lot of cloud around. the best of the sunshine across the northern half of scotland. winds will be generally lighter across the uk as that area of low pressure continues to pull out. but into the afternoon, a mixture of sunshine and showers for northern ireland, f

my my guest is one ofjuan guaido‘s diplomatic representatives, vanessa —— vanessa neumann.calculations of the opposition made a regime change less likely? va nessa vanessa neumann in washington, dc. welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me on. it has been a week of drama and turbulence in venezuela, which the whole world has been watching, but would you accept it has left juan watching, but would you accept it has leftjuan guaido and you in the opposition in a weaker position? well, that's up the debate, obviously. because i'm not sure about the weak opposition, because what has come out as we have had more unity in the international arena. the stronger statements by the group of lima, which is 13 western hemisphere countries, not including the united states, and even the international contact group is aligning more with the sharper edge of lima. and it has forced more countries to basically bigger side and generally decide they have picked as ours. it has also revealed rifts. we now know that the closest circle around nicolas maduro has actively been negotiating his ex

vanessa newman. vanessa newman thank you for joining me on up front it's been nearly 4 months since your boss opposition politician one declared himself the interim president of venezuela citing article 233 of the venezuelan constitution as his justification but that article vanessa lays out 6 criteria which make a president unavailable death resignation removal by the judiciary a permanent disability abandonment of the office or recall by popular vote none of those 6 criteria apply in the case of nicolas maduro which means mature of all his many sins and flaws is still the president of venezuela and one isn't. close i could buy into a president and so do many of. a the visionaries could be. because there was no president because there was no election that was credible and that is actually. we're seeing in the constitution if you don't actually get in there to take all the opportunities and therefore automatically goes busy well you know the national you say there's no president because there were no

vanessa newman.vanessa newman thank you for joining me on up front it's been nearly 4 months since your boss opposition politician one declared himself the interim president of venezuela citing article 233 of the venezuelan constitution as his justification but that all tickle vanessa lays out 6 criteria which make a president unavailable death resignation removal by the judiciary a permanent disability abandonment of the office or recall by popular vote none of the 6 criteria apply in the case of nicolas maduro which means for all his many sins unfolds is still the president of venezuela and one isn't. close i could buy into a president and so do many of. a the visionaries could be. because there was no president because there was no election that was credible and that is foreseen actually. or seen in the confusion if you don't actually get in there to take all your pick your brain and they're for. automatically goes well you know going after like you say there's no president because there were no e

vanessa newman. vanessa newman thank you for joining me on up front it's been nearly 4 months since your boss opposition politician one declared himself the interim president of venezuela citing article 233 of the venezuelan constitution as his justification but that article vanessa lays out 6 criteria which make a president unavailable death resignation removal by the judiciary a permanent disability abandonment of the office or recall by popular vote none of those 6 criteria apply in the case of nicolas maduro which means for all his many sins and flaws is still the president of venezuela and one isn't. close i could buy into a president and so do many of. a the visionaries could be. because there was no president because there was no election that was credible and that is foreseen actually. or seen in the constitution if you don't actually get in there to take all the opportunity and therefore automatically goes busy to the national you say there is no president because there were no elections obv

semillas del fruto para crear un material tan resistente como el plÁstico, pero que no contamina, vanessamaterial tan resistente como el plÁstico, pero que no dure para siempre, materia prima de algo muy mexicano, el aguacate. >> los compuestos que estÁn aquÍ, se degradan, pero dependen de las condiciones ambientales, se necesita las condiciones de lo que hay en una basura >> despuÉs de dos aÑos de investigaciÓn, creo esto >> esto es como la materia prima para lo creaciÓn de los productos. >> exactamente >> luego a fundir los productos. >> aquÍ estÁ el plastico y generamos este tipo de productos. >> tenedores, cuchillos cucharas biodegradable. >> vamos a generar vasos, platos contenedores de alimentos. >> el plÁstico es un compuesto tan resistente que tarda mÁs de 500 aÑos en desaparecer del planeta, todo el plÁstico que hemos producido hasta hoy, todavÍa existe, la mayor parte de este estÁ en la tierra o en basureros oceÁnicos como este. >> hoy lempresa tiene mÁs de 250 empleados en 3 fabricas que exportan el 80% del producto a 12 paÍses. >> somos una generaciÓn preocupada por el medio a

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congeniality in 1998, vanessa offers this piece of advice to new contestants. >> see yourself and believe in yourself, there's only one girl who is going to be promised miss usa 2018, but if you did it your way and you answered with your heart and you believe everything, every choice that you made, then you won't have any regrets. >> this year, the committee will be comprised of an all- female panel. the organization says the new format allows the committee to understand what each contestant wants to pursue both personally and professionally. the competition will also include performances by nick and the singer, t-pain. >> it is exciting to see someone's dreams come true on stage. >> nick and vanessa will take the microphone as the contestants take the stage thursday, only on fox. fox news. >>> coming up, protesters say sometimes the banana is just a banana, the pushback on why those who are upset over a museum in poland, involving bananas was too sexually suggestive. >>> be sure to listen to today's new episode of the bay area people podcast. we are talking about education and the colleg

level officials in russia that are not definitely not pleased with how some people are handling the vanessa in russia it is in the very interest of russia and china to restore democracy in venice well because the fact of the matter is that russia or china will never get its investment back under the regime it will have an open and frank discussion with the democratic forces in the future once democracy at the store for its good work kids political advisor to get its way liz opposition leader born go to francisco we've taken the time to talk with this. we talk again soon thank you. thank you for having me here. israel today marked its annual holocaust. day the nation came to a standstill as people paused to remember the six million jews murdered by the nazis during world war two. this comes amid the largest spike in enticement of violence in decades experts say part of the reason is that memories of the holocaust are fading now there's a new project with an innovative way to keep those memories alive assman is here to tell us more coral how do you pass on these these difficult memories from

vanessa yurkevich and jeff zeleny, thank you. you later. >>> meanwhile, president trump says the booming economy will be a top issue in his 2020 campaign, and right now the president has a lot to brag about. the april jobs report shattered expectations with unemployment at 3.6%, the lost since 1969, and according to a new poll released today. 51% approve of the president's handling of the economy. out on the campaign trail, however, voters are more skeptical about the president's approach. we spoke with some of the folks who were attending rallies for democratic candidates out stumping for votes. >> i think it is our -- our system of economic justice and income inequality that is the largest issue to address because it factors into everything throughout our lives, including big issues like healthcare and things like that. >> there may be jobs coming in, but the pay rate need to be better. the cost of living is so high. the minimum wage is so low, i mean, people are really struggling. >> i think that when you pump as much money in

[applause] >> vanessa has our next question. vanessa? >> hi, vanessa. mrs.char, thank you for coming to milwaukee. statistics show that the no child left behind act isn't working. how will you help inner-city children? >> thank you. first of all, we have certainly made some changes. i wasn't in congress when the bill had passed but i wouldn't have supported it, i made that clear, and a lot of the things that happen there didn't help our kids. so we made some changes to make sure that it's really focused on the kids instead of just testing everyone and not having any other thing that would help them. the first thing i would do is support our public schools. my mom taught second grade until she was 70 years old. she got her teaching degree here. and she went to minnesota. i still have people come up and tell me that she was their favorite teacher. i went to the public school. my daughter went to the public school. i'm a firm believer in this. my daughter went to catholic school. i think that's part of this. the other piece of this is we are paying our teachers

vanessa, talk to me about the strategic value of that?he strategy there, ana, if somebody running for president gets to meet with the former president, you take that meeting. we know that pete buttigieg made an unannounced stop in plains, georgia. he went to church with the former president president carter, and we know they had lunch together. we asked them after this get together what they talked about. they bonded over being candidates that came out of nowhere. they also talked about foreign policy. they talked about the economy, and they talked about life on the campaign trail. but this is sort of the end of a really big week for pete buttigieg where he met with a lot of heavy hitters. we know he met with oprah. he met with reverend al sharpton, and he met with hillary clinton. we know in the next couple of weeks, ana, he is going to be heading to hollywood. he is hoping to raise some money there from some more big hollywood hitters. ana? >> and the significance of being in south carolina. why is that state so important for a candidat

vanessa norman . venison. thank you for joining me on up front it's been nearly four months since you'll boss opposition politician

vanessa norman has accused the international community of squabbling like children over bennett's whalen speaking to conflict zones tim sebastian and she said why does movement against president nicolas maduro was united and being betrayed by the outside world. then your decision to go this way that is then the president i voted for you know critically no i didn't give or did no i'm sorry i'm sorry to what has happened is this after many years of the international community blaming ah say oh you can't get your act together and you need to unify we have unified we have a president according to our constitution called one by the will every single party is behind him my appointment for instance was approved by every single political party in the national assembly by noon and then pretty high on ironically what has happened is now that we are unified the international community has structure now you have the montevideo initiative the international contact group the lima group conversations and have anna and conversations are now all over the place and the irony is that that's the ultimate hy

vanessa cabich got her hands on the photos which are just -- just horrifying yet -- give me the back how you got your hands on these. >> they came from a source who has access to that border patrol station and they were really disturbed by what they saw. these photos came to us. we looked at them and verified them with customs and border protection and they are from the mcallen border patrol station. but this is what we've been hearing from customs and border patrol for months. we've been hearing about this overcrowding. you see it -- >> but to see the children -- >> that is the tough one. that photo that we're looking at right now, you see a child there is actually a baby bottle filled with milk just below her and she's sleeping. this is 5:00 a.m. in the morning, on dirt, with just the small blankets to keep them warm. and what we're hearing is it is because the indoor facilities are so overcrowded they have nowhere to put these people. including children and they have to put them outside. and we know that president trump in january, before the photos were taken, he did visit this l

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brooke. >> that is a lot of money. $1,300, vanessa, thank you. >>> let's talk about all of this. catherine ran pele from "the washington post" and a political commentator and kaitlan flts and first to you on the macro. why is mexico so important to the u.s. auto industry? >> because so much of the -- of u.s. auto production includes parts imported from mexico. and when i talk about u.s. auto production i mean both cars that are produced and sold to american consumers as well as cars that are exported. if you look at the data, something like a third of the value added of cars that we export to other countries, that we sell to canada or to europe or to china or wherever, comes from parts from mexico. >> and you can't just go to some other country and get them? >> no. you have complicated supply chains in place for many years. relationships that have developed over many years. contracts that you can't just switch on a dime. so this is really going to hurt not only consumers, but it will hurt all of the workers that have their jobs on the line because they work in some part of that s

vanessa, thank you so much for that report. >>> after lagging in the polls and fairly to sustain theuzz around his campaign, democrat beto o'rouke is doing a reboot. what he told the women on "the view" next. plus, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez takes a veiled shot at joe biden questioning his commitment to climate change, and the front-runner fires back. s... s...u... s...u...v... these letters used to mean something. letters earned in backwoods, high hills, and steep dunes. but somewhere along the way, suvs became pretenders, not pioneers. but you never forgot the difference, and neither did we. there are many suvs, but there's only one legend. hurry in now to the jeep celebration event and get $500 additional bonus cash on select models. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tendern

and vanessa and alicea. and if that sounds unusual, keep counting.obody made the connection until melanie mosley got all of them together for one picture. >> they knew they were twins, butn't realize that there was -- none of them realized there was that many sets. >> i've had classes with more than one set of twins but i never put two and two together. >> reporter: for every 200 people, we'll see three sets of twins. based on the class size here, that would mean seven sets. but no, not this year. not seven or eight. how about 15. >> how do you explain it? >> probably the water. >> reporter: the principal has never encountered this many twins in a single class. >> they support each other. twins also have a unique and strong bond. >> reporter: it's called that twin thing, that unnerving feeling that as you talk with two, you're also dealing with one. >> i was told that nobody here knew there were 15 sets of twins. >> do you think you'll miss him? >> just a tad. not much. >> reporter: we don't believe it. leaving home at graduation is stressful enough.

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vanessa, thanks so much.he ground. >> joining me now for more perspective, director of strategic communications for the trump 2020 campaign, marc lotter. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me back. >> the president said tariffs are going to set in on mexico if the country doesn't stop illegal migrants from making their way to the united states. what does he actually want mexico to do? what is the position of the campaign on this? that it's now mexico should stop all illegal immigration before -- to stop the tariffs from setting in? >> well, it's the position of the white house and of the president that mexico do more. it's important that we remember that the 100,000 plus migrants coming up to our country illegally, mostly from central america, have to go through mexico first to get here. >> but what is more? that's one thing i don't get. >> they could enforce those laws. >> i don't get what is more, though. what is -- that's not clear right now. >> well, right now, they can do more to secure their own

among them are melissa and vanessa brainy she now understands why plants are so important for insects. the kind of discipline so just take the plant and put it in this hole let's see if it's deep enough that super perfect op and fake the knesset has changed her mind about creepy crawly creatures. when you release a news item and if melissa finds one and asked me what sort of insect this is we can learn about it together. i don't want to talk with us officials in a new insect garden can cost more than 40000 euros the housing association has paid 19000. and 25000 came from the federal agency for nature conservation. requests concept can also be applied to private gardens. amateur gardeners often rely on plants that are easy to care for but don't attract a lot of insects like this one nearby. 3 years ago there was just a patch of lawn here and a few shrubs not exactly a welcoming environment for insects here's how the garden looks today. homeowner cut your hands a man has transformed it into a wild flower paradise with all because health. so i think the pond really brings the place to li

vanessa is with us.s outfit was fantastic but not camp. the hamburger came after the chandelier. katy perry came with a number of household objects! camp is a term thatis household objects! camp is a term that is almost impossible to define and the more you try, the more complicated and convoluted and elusive it becomes. what we saw with the gala was people almost resorting to the lowest common denominator, which would be feathers and trains in costume in its most halloween sense. look at that! i need to be carried into work above six bare—chested men like that. i need to get a bit of ego. what i ponder, va nessa, to get a bit of ego. what i ponder, vanessa, is, what did they do when they get into the event? how do you sit down with all of these outfits? how do you go about the rest of the evening? i can tell you that jordan done, who wore zac posen's owed to a rose, 3d printed construct address on the red carpet, did take of the skirt in order to sit down. there was a constant change once the doors we r

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reporter: opening up about something many mothers don't talk about, their breast- feeding struggles, for vanessa exclusively with her son charlie, after respiratory colications and a trip to t u. >> avery tender tim a mom d baby, but you can see he is just as happy to take the bottle. >> reporter: her breast-feeding schedule unraveled when she returned to work. >> it was difficult dashing to the mother's room in between meetings.>> reporter: former air b&b operations leads, found themselves disappointed with formula options. >> was shocking, i couldn't believe how guilty i felt. >> reporter: it prompted them to create bobby, with grass fed dairy, no artificial ingredients, jim rose, corn syrup or soy, the san francisco company says it is the first of its kind in the u.s. >> we have adapted our eating habits as adults to want more natural, clean foods, now, is those people are becoming parents, they are looking at their kids food.>> reporter: it is made in germany, certified organic by the eu. >> all of the has e netherland >> providing the best nutrition one is the possibility. >> reporter: she

bright yellow for such a gown and matching yellow nikes. 49er colin kaepernick and his girlfriend vanessa both sported matching shades of black and gold. >> shades of gray throughout the bay area tonight, cloud cover just about everywhere, same story tomorrow morning. the change kicks in tomorrow afternoon, temperatures normal will return tomorrow. livermore at 5657, with the cloud cover we will only fall a few more degrees, vallejo dropping to 51 today, mountain view 51, fremont and san jose low 50s. sunrise early, 607 -- 6:07. san jose below average, we bottom got in santa clara county on sunday, a bit of a rebound today, back above normal tomorrow. at low pressure with a few isolated rumbles of thunder now over southern california causing some rain and melting snow fall for far northern arizona tomorrow. that is moving away from us. what is moving towards us is this ridge of high pressure but it stays out over the ridge of the ocean, we will have lots of morning cloud cover. you can see it just about everywhere in the bay area tomorrow morning, changing earlier sunshine tomorrow aftern

and without license to kill timothy dalton with vanessa redgrave a very strong female.wanted to put bond into the future. but all the female characters. >> ad from license to kill watch this. >>. >> that is a pretty violent and aggressive portrayal. so let's go to blazing saddles. you took issue with something with the scene. . >> this was a nazi joke. this is just german for a goodbye there is nothing german - - nazi about that that was very uninformed. that people need to remember to look at the whole picture. this was extremely popular, the number one picture in 1974 with three oscar nominations the equivalent of $570 million. this is a work of art. it is a masterpiece. how a black man overcomes white racism and to overcome the adversity and fortunately or unfortunately so then that uphill battle that they eventually embrace him and how they overcome racism. that's the picture they should not just try to vote on the ash heap of history. jesse: i will play a clip from snow white and the seven dwarfs it has come under attack recently in a #metoo arrow with a nonconsens

that the two countries are still struggling to find common ground on a range of issues not only on vanessa well up but the use of the arctic as well. concerned about russia's claim over the international waters of the northern sea route including its newly announced plans to connect it with china's maritime silk road. in the northern sea route moscow already illegally demands other nations request permission to pass the u.s. secretary of state also add that's partly in response to russia's so called the stabilizing activities there are rebuilding military oh they're hosting now military exercises and rebuilding their ice breaker fleet now moscow believes that there are no grounds for any conflict and of the arctic and adds that it remains open for international cooperation. to the north of the sea route is a russian national transport own story we as a coastal state acting in full compliance with international law are responsible for the safe operation over this route just as canadians are responsible for the functioning of the northwest passage while in the past several months diplomacy s

on the personnel side i see vanessa price cooper is here for the contracts unit. welcome. some of you may know lisa campo. she has been with the well-being for some time and has been promoted to coordinator. malica is assuming some of the 1209 benefits technician. there is movement there. there are fewer positions under recruitment activities. there are six there, and we are getting excellent service from the human resource department and hope to have those positions felled at that point. we have got fun projects going on that we engaged the services of the controller's audit unit online services which is an excellent way to due process improvement. mitchell has been working with them to look at call volume in member services. what are the calls? what can we do to reduce the need for the calls. we have had leadership and staff training. we did a pilot project. engaged in a project we are under taking. we will get to a certain point to stop and suspend open enrollment. it is a great partnership with the controller's office and we are looking forward to a disciplined approac

to their side and unseat the government but the effort failed i guess this week here in london is vanessa newman representative to the firm is well an opposition leader and so thick that president won what happens next.

to their side and unseat the government but the efforts fail my guest this week here in london is vanessanewman representative to the venezuelan opposition leader i'm so glad president juan what happens next.

people forget about hudge but not me, i know all about hudge, vanessa, so hudges. ( laughter ) all politiciansisspeak sometimes but because trump has started a narrative that biden is old and losing his wits, biden can't afford any slipups. literally every day, on twitter, trump is calling biden sleepy joe. that's his nickname for him, which is weird. you have to admit. no, i mean, it's like a strange slavment sleeping is just a basic human function. like, hey, look at him, he sleeps. what? ( laughter ) i will say this, though, if joe biden goes up against trump, i can't wait to see those attack ads. >> joe biden says he wants to be your president, but is he too sleepy for the job? >> i'm so sick and tired -- sick and tired -- tired -- tired -- president trump is never tired. at 3:00 a.m. when joe biden and other babies are in bed snoozing, donald trump is tweeting about cnn's low ratings. so in 2020, ask yourself do, we want a commander-in-chief who goes to bed at night? or do we want a real man? >> i'm donald trump. i haven't slept in nine days and i approve this message. >> trevor: we'll be

their side and to unseat the government but the effort fails my guest this week here in london is vanessa no i'm a representative to the 3rd as well an opposition leader and self declared president won what happens next.

compatriots and getting my country back to democracy so that i think that's plenty of work for me now vanessa normal have to leave it there thank you for joining me on the front. despite the arrest and prosecution of legendary drug kingpin el chapo the drug trafficking business remains as profitable and deadly as ever so who is winning the so-called war on drugs. upfront producer ryan coles has this week's reality check billionaire drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman brought more drugs into the u.s. than any other person in history today he's facing life behind bars in the united states and authorities are thrilled this conviction is a victory for the american people so with the kingpin out of the game drug trafficking and violence must be weighed down right know despite his arrest 3 years ago chapo sin a low a cartel continues to profit from massive drug shipments to the u.s. on the day of his conviction official seized the largest load of fencing will ever found in the u.s. at a simple low a controlled border crossing and el chapo is arrested actually and more lives than it saves his absence

to their side and unseat the government but the effort failed my guest this week here in london is vanessa noirmont representative to the venezuelan opposition leader and self declared president why what happens next. and that's a mormon welcome to convert so thank you thank you for having me it's a pleasure to be here you have what amounts to a failed uprising in venezuela behind you and your movement continues to make. incredibly optimistic predictions about the seats in the government why is that because the situation is unsustainable we have 18700000 venice ones have lost 25 pounds over the last year that's the beginning of a major famine you have been saying it's unsustainable for the last 2 years up you've been saying it's unsustainable becomes increasingly it becomes increasingly unsustainable and you know you said you said the other day that in 2 weeks. the lights were going on or tomorrow and very very well they were answering this on the right this is still there and the president maduro is still in his palace with these armed forces as well with some of his armed forces i mean t