. >> translator: public spendsing in venezuela and social spending in general.ber of public employees has grown enormously over the past 15 years, the time has come for the government to get used to including the private sector so that the state alone doesn't have to look at 30 million people. >> reporter: a reduced role of the state has rosa garcia worried. like many of venezuela's poor she shops ahead a supermarket where subi subsidized goods cane six times cheap in on the streets. >> translator: i think even if the government has problems with the price of oil they can maintain the supermarket with the help of god, the virgin mary and chavez who are in heaven helping us all. >> reporter: but not all venezuelans share rosa's faith. a recent poll put president ma goo owe's approval rating at just 30%. and if oil prices don't rise, it could be just a matter of time before things in venezuela go from bad to worse. david mercer, al jazerra. >>> haiti's public health system does not have the capacity to treat a rising number of cholera cases, that's according to do

venezuela needs also $110. so they have to cut.they don't cut, the price will slip down to $70, and they will all be users. >> but my question -- sorry to interrupt, even if they cut their production what is to stop shale oil producers to increase their production and keeping the prices lower. >> well, russia is producing at full capacity. the united states shale oil production is at full capacity, and it is a source of the problem because it added around 2.5 million barrels to the global oil market in the form of less imports by the united states. so i think if you absorb that glut, the prices will stabilize and they will start to go up. otherwise we will be -- if the price continues to slow down, global consumption will overtake supplies, and we will be putting the seeds of a future energy oil crisis by the end of 2015 or 2016. >> all right. i'm talking about the future, when you look at the top -- i took a look at the top 15 oil importers. now the u.s. may be able to rely more on domestic shale production, but look at china and

. >> gracias, en venezuela fueron sancionadas empresas aeronÁuticas internacionales. >> viajar al exteriorronÁutica, pusieron sanciones a cinco aerolÍneas internacionales. y les prohibieron la venta de pasajes. avianca cumple con los requisitos del gobierno. algunos usuarios se preguntan cuÁl será el alcance en tÉrminos prÁcticos de fracciones. desde hace meses es difÍcil adquirir un boleto internacional desde venezuela. >> no puedo conseguir pasajes. >> me parece algo injusto. >> no se consiguen boletos. ahora es cuando van apretar la tuerca iban a sancionar a aerolÍneas, lejos de solucionar el problema lo va agravar. >> segÚn asociaciÓn internacional,el acumulado hasta julio es de 4000 millones de dÓlares. >> el domingo se suspendieron las ventas de boletos en aerolÍneas nacionales. >> gracias orsmaris, a continuaciÓn mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses. >> en chile un explosivos se utilizÓ para robar un cajero en el paÍs. los involucrado sería entre 5 y 8 personas que escaparon en un automÓvil. en 'perÚ la protesta por la muerte de un mecÁnico desalojado en su vivienda se ha hecho mÁs viole

en venezuela cada tres minutos queda embarazada una adolescente. madres. >> una niÑa criando a otra niÑa. >> a sus 16 aÑos quedÓ embarazada y lleva en sus brazos a su hijo. >> ya buscarÉ un trabajo para mantenerlo a Él. >> ella cuenta que muchos jÓvenes en su situación. >> no se cuidan, luego piensan cÓmo algo para estudiar. >> la edad promedio para salir embarazada en venezuela es 14 aÑos. >> ellos salen a buscar atenciÓn que seguramente no tienen. >> el varÓn resulta ser el gran ausente. >> la paternidad irresponsable es una realidad. >> adolescentes o no las madres en venezuela tienen que afrontar una escasez de productos para niÑos. el instituto nacional de estadÍstica anunciÓ el estatus de niÑas que quedan embarazadas. >> nos dice quÉ es la hipertensiÓn pulmonar. >> vamos a responder a la pregunta que nos enviÓ mary. ella padece de la condiciÓn pulmonar. >> doctora quisiera saber los sÍntomas de una enfermedad llamada hipertensiÓn pulmonar? >> hace que el lado derecho del corazÓn se esfuerce mÁs de lo normal para bombear la sangre, esto provoc

>> another venezuela question. to parts. how many quarters worth of debt service if prices stay in the '80s? the tickets to a crisis proportion will they cut more or domestic fuel subsidies? >> to assume they maintain those exports then to a cyclical adjustment they will have to devalue the next few months they can and service their debt in 2015 and

. >> what about venezuela? venezuela was a constant thorn in side of the united states partly because it would use its oil resources to prop up the cube and other countries. how does this decline affect venezuela's projection of influence? >> it's a great question. what we see is that venezuela is starting to scale back it's a to diplomacy programs. last u.s. open basically completed eliminate debt arrangements they had with argentina, paraguay, uruguay. this year we see the patrick kariba a programmer by the government loans to members, countries and central american and caribbean has declined a lot as well. we see but a twitterverse a reduction in exports to member countries. actually even cuba looking at the export numbers for cuba, that they're down, down about almost 40% in the last two years but i think if anything the lower oil prices just accelerates the governments, their need to scale back his programs. i think that is really significant ramifications for these never countries, especially cuba, but ot

jorge enrique abadlÁ jimÉnez es cubano y reside en venezuela hace 20 aÑos quiso venir a los ee.uu.de cubanos en los Últimos aÑos. jorge lleva cinco meses detenido sin que le den una explicaciÓn que lo convenza. >> lo que pasa es que ahora tenemos el problema de isis de lo que pasa y estÁn en alerta para todos los que le suene Árabe. el abadala jalÍ suena Árabe. >> la abogada de jorge asegura que su cliente continÚa detenido porque desde su entrada al ee.uu. lugar asociado errÓneamente con organizaciones terroristas cuando en siquiera tiene una multa de transiten en cuba ni en venezuela. abadala dice que lo han sometido a fuertes interrogaciones sin explicaciÓn. >> me llevaron a otro centro me tuvieron bajo tortura psicolÓgica durante seis dÍas. >> no hay razÓn para detenerlo. no le han podido probar nada. yo misma he dicho si ponen las pruebas de que Él es terrorista o de que Él tiene actos terroristas yo se la primera en que le pagÓ el viaje para que se vaya de aquÍ pero si no cuÁl es la diferencia entre Él y los otros cubanos. >> sin entrar en detalles sobre el caso. un juez fede

but that is how i ended up in venezuela. i ended up doing all kinds of odd jobs before i could ever envision the idea of starting to write. >> how did you do it? you had your family there. >> i had my former husband and two children, but my husband got a job in the middle of the jungle and i saw him every two months, more or less. my life was very lonely. it wasn't leading anywhere. everything was flat for me. i was ready 39 years old. i hadn't achieved anything. i felt my life was over, really, until this miracle happened that i started writing this book. >> and so you wrote every night after dinner? >> yes, i worked 12 hours a day, two shifts in the school. i would leave home to be at school at 7:00 in the morning, then come home after 7:00. after we had dinner, i would go to the kitchen and write on a portable typewriter. there were no computers then. when i think that i wrote 560 pages of the manuscript on a portable typewriter with carbon paper, i don't think i had carbon paper, just one copy the first copy. if you need

one of the countries badly affected by the drop in oil prices is venezuela. most oil-dependent countries in the world so slumping prices means big problems not economy. david mercer explains. >> reporter: it's the world's fifth largest oil exporterser ed has the largest proven reserves on the planet. but with oil prices falling to a four-year low, venezuela could be fashion one of its most difficult tests yesterday. oil makes up 95% of the nation's ex-poured and oil taxes are 40% of government revenues. but the price of crude hovering around $75 a barrel, the country's economy is shrinking rapidly. >> translator: venezuela is perhaps the most oil dependent country in the world. oil is the opening thing that brings in dollars, in used correctly the dollars could general ray growth and social well being. but if misused it creates pop limb. where therpopyou limb. >> reporter: from the time he came in to power, how long he chavez the former president used oil reserve to his funds his socialist revolution. price controls and social programs helped lift millions of

a correction.ake sachsen circumstances drove the weight we used in venezuela. every company use the same rate of 6.1. venezuela is an unusual market. it introduced alternate exchange rates in the first quarter. we moved to seek at one, which is what the median market did. a few more moved to seek at two. 30th? do it sometime or 30th?ptember >> we signed a supply agreement in october with a local manufacturer to produce our second largest product in venezuela. they will start producing next year. opportunitytes the to get see cad one. >> if you had done it in june, how much worse would your financials look? cadf we had gone to see two in the first quarter, we would've had an 8% impact. -- 18% impact. >> industry to the chairman of your credit committee is resigning? >> he's a great board member. he has been a mentor to me since i came on board. he led us through the reorganization process last year. at the 10 year mark, he is retiring from our company. he is doing so with appropriate notice, and staying on board to the filing of the in february. >> he's not reti

venezuela, nigeria and iran do needed. they rely heavily on crude exports to keep the money coming in. venezuela has the lowest level of foreign-exchange in 11 years. that is the problem they have. saudi arabia smiling. >> they are the swing producer. iraq has said that what was considered was a cut of 1.5 million barrels per day. what was wanted by venezuela and iran was 2 million. 2 million barrels per day. they didn't get either. they got nothing. -- reaction has been fairly >> that is the thing. if they decide to unilaterally cut output, which they could do, they might keep production at -- >> you have it on the screen there. nigeria, 70% reliant on crude oil output. one of the crucial economic intakes. , i reaction from nigeria think for most of us, it has been a rather critical time. concerns,ve great particularly for our economies that are dependent on crude. >> the iranian oil minister says he is not angry. >> i love that. you immediately know that he is. says, but it is not in line with what we wanted. venezuela s

. >> en venezuela tal y como fueron un nÚmero de emergencias se crea un telÉfono para anunciar a los los mÁs mortÍferos atentados en los Últimos aÑos en afganistÁn, hubo lugar hoy un partido de voleibol en el suroeste de ese paÍs. mÁs de 70 resultaron heridas. las autoridades dijeron que el ataque fue por un suicida con una chaqueta cargada de explosivos que hizo explotar en cientos de espectadores. >> en venezuela, existe un correo electrÓnico para denunciar a los traidores. envuelto en un torbellino de crÍticas, por el presidente, nicolÁs maduro. >> con su verbo vehemente, juan garcÍa como un economista socialista, realiza fuertes crÍticas en la forma en como nicolÁs madura gobierna el paÍs. >> con quÉ aplicas esas leyes. >> crÍticas, que considera sinÓnimo de tradición y que pueden ser castigadas. para ello, creÓ un correo electrÓnico y nÚmero de telÉfono para que los militantes denuncian a estos traidores. la medida se toma en medio de rumores de la cÚpula roja. uno de los grupos socialistas que pretenden tener una medida aparte. >> es una mezcla de cinismo, que va traer consecue

got a hit from venezuela.oining us to discuss the results and why he feels herbalife is a strong story john desimone and also with us to weigh in mr. charlie gasparino. john, welcome, while can accord cut the price target, they have a buy on the stock, and barclay's likes this. it's not the worst thing in the world. tell us what happened and what the analysts who thought you do better got wrong? >> thank ou for having me. you know, in the quarter, i think we got to put perspective into the results. we did grow 4% in the opening, and venezuela was 300-basis-point drag. liz: why? what's going on in venezuela? aside from the fact it's a crazy nation. >> oil prices are going down. liz: nationalizing, nobody has money. >> the economy is not very good there. >> what's happening in venezuela is not unique to herbalife, it's happening across any multinational company in venezuela. we're up 7%. good, solid results, just below what expectations are. i think going forward, we're in -pthe moderate growth base and we'll re

across venezuela, his image adorns walls and buildings.ome receive him with state-like status. 10,000 students have been attracted to the institute. >> translation: commander chavez's daughter is in a programme called "hello president", this is a continuation of those classes and his teachings. >> reporter: in academics and ard hugo chavez is a leading man in venezuela >>> all right. stay with us on al jazeera. plenty more world news coming up. we'll have more rehabilitation to the verdict in egypt. hearing former president hosni mubarak of all charges, being cleared, including that of kling protesters during the 2011 revolution. stay with us. >> native families divided by foster care >> anytime they see a social worker, the immediate response is.... they're here to take my kids >> defending kids... >> they didn't protect my children, they traumatized them >> or destroying cultures >> this is about as adversarial as it gets... >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they'

so, the irony is that each election in venezuela made the country less democratic. and initially he didn't really know how to deal with the media since it wasn't under the direct control of the government, obviously, an independent institution and was very porch opposed to him. then he developed these innovative strategies. the first was to take to the air waves himself and take overred d the media. have radio shows talking about how beautiful venezuelan women were or baseball and then just go on and on, and then he started using government regulations to take over a critical television station, particularly after the aborted coup attempt in 2002, which he felt was precipitated by the media. by the time he died, the media landscape had been completely transformed in venezuela. he came to power with an independent media that was highly critical. by the time he died the media had been tamed and controlled, managed, and had essentially -- the level of criticism, while it still exists, venezuela is not a country that is a traditional authoritarian country, but it's grea

dieron el honor de ser el anfitriÓn de la gran celebraciÓn, asÍ que me reencuentro con venezuela despuÉsdos aÑos y medios besito beso sitos madrugaron pars descuentos --- take vo / lorena --- regresa la polmica con el caso de otro oficial acusado de enviar fotos inapropiadas desde el telefono movil de una mujer bajo custodia --- take vo / lorena --- el presidente enrique pena nieto anuncia nuevas medidas para hacer frente a las crisis de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos en guerrero esto en medio de terribles hallazgos --- juanfra hola que tal buenos dias ... les saluda juan francisco ramrez bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez ... lorena y yo soy lorena domiguez... estas son las noticias! --- la locura del viernes negr lleg al rea de la baha take vo --- miles de personas se concentraron desde la madrugada en centros comerciales esperando que sus tiendas favoritas abriesen las puertas para conseguir buenos descuentos -- wait for sot --- abrimos desde las 6 de las maÑanas fueron las palabras de la portavoz del great mall en la ciudad de milpitas, uno de los centros comerciales m

es todo desde caracas en venezuela, vuelo con ustedes a los estudios. >> acreedores estÁn haciendo una aunque la palanca de cambios no estÉ en posiciÓn de estacionado. la revisiÓn afecta a algunos modelos de 2014 y 2015. en nueva york se estrena una pantalla que se convertirÁ en la reina de la publicidad. la reina de la publicidad. 20 gb de datos de alta velocidad imitados y para compartir.... cambia a toda la familia por sólo $100 al mes. sí. 20gb. más datos de alta velocidad para compartir que t-mobile, verizon y at&t por menos dinero. contrata el plan en iphone 6 sin pago inicial. sprint. más móvil por tu dinero. la pantalla digital mas grande de estados unidos se esreno en times square, en nueva york!!mide 75 pies de ancho y 328 pies de largo!!mejor dicho, es del ancho de un campo de futbol y tan alta como un edificio de ocho pisos!!el primer gran anunciante sera, la gigante firma informtica "google", el proximo 24 de noviembre!!por la plaza de times square pasan diariamente unas 300-mil ppersonas!!cuantro semanas de publicidad cuestan 2millones y medio de dolares, llegamos al fina

brasil debutar frente a venezuela el 14 de junio en temuco y ese mismo da colombia jugar contra per en surprise lunch lady surprise lorena ---la persona encargada de preparar a diario los platillos en una preparatoria...... fue homenajeada de una manera muy especial... take vo --- unos 200 estudiantes organizaron una cena en su restaurante favorito y la atendieron como se merece... juanfra --- a la dama tambin se le obsequi un boleto de avin para que visite a su madre que vive en su pueblo natal de memphis... --- los estudiantes destacaron la personalidad de esta mujer y afirman que ella llama a cada uno de ellos por su nombre... lucrecia --- para hacer esto realidad los alumnos se asociaron a una empresa del sur de california llamado ''dude be nice'' ...la cual insta a honrar a los hroes annimos en tu comunidad... anchor gracias por acompanarnos, recuerden que le tendremos breves informativos durante el [♪] >>esas tierras le corresponden al sr. rafael urrieta. lo sÉ, porque... yo misma se las vendÍ. [♪] >>¡no te creo, madre! ¡eso es imposible! >>si lo que usted dice es verdad, ¿cuÁndo

lÓpez convocó a una protesta antigubernamental a raÍz decía que presiente venezuela, maduro, lo acusÓdesaparecida al norte de gÉnova los organismos de socorro han tenido que enviar equipos con moto bomba para sacar las inmensas pulgadas de agua. los heterÓlogos pronostican que el temporal siga durante el fin de semana. >> fue dado de alta del hospital en san pablo el ex astro de fÚtbol brasileÑo pelÉ tras haber sido sometido a intervenciÓn quirÚrgica para retirarle unos cÁlculos de riÑÓn. pelÉ de 74 en info hospitalizado el miÉrcoles por dolores abdominales despuÉs de cancelar un evento. es obviamente considero el mejor futbolista brasileÑo de todos y los tiempos y tenÍa previsto participar el 18 de noviembre en el lanzamiento de un libro sobre el museo. >> que se recupere pelÉ damos la bienvenida a carla con la informaciÓn e porque iba. >> gracias, muy buenas noches en casita monterrey se viviÓ partido de morbo entre las chivas y rayados ademÁs le tenemos la actualizaciÓn del tricolor mexicano y lo que pasÓ en el tenis. a continuaciÓn. empezamos con la selecciÓn mexicana que estÁ en

. >> el ministro para las comunas en venezuela elÍas jua rompiÓ el silencio, hablando de la niÑera denida quirÚrgicamente pidiÓ a la niÑera que le llevara desde venezuela los documentos para atender la emergencia. ella no encontrÓ el arma en el maletÍn, dijo. las crÍticas no han cesado porque la niÑera viajÓ a brasil en un aviÓn de la petrolera estatal pdvsa. nicaragua es un ejemplo de los mejores sitios del mundo para ser mujer. pero hay muchos en el paÍs que no estÁn de acuerdo con esta clasificaciÓn. >> nicaragua es el mejor paÍs en amÉrica para las féminas, en todo el mundo ocupa el sexto lugar de acuerdo a la mÁs reciente clasificaciÓn del foro econÓmico mundial. >> en primer lugar, a una voluntad polÍtica que tiene nuestro gobierno de la repÚblica, el comandante daniel ortega, de promover la igualdad, la equidad y el protagonismo de las mejores. >> nicaragua ha venido trabajando en identidad de gÉnero, derecho de igualdad de las mujeres porque sabemos que todos venimos cargando, tantos hombres y mujeres con un patrÓn cultural. >> el estudio tomÓ en cuenta oportunidad de oportuni

venezuela or would you rather buy it from our friends to the north, canada? and so we have so politicized, for lack of a better word, something that should be a clear economic decision. and we have made this a, an important cause in both sides. i will call out both sides. this is a pipeline. it is a pipeline that will transport an important commodity that will be used in our refineries in our country to produce gasoline and diesel fuel that drives the engine of our economy. certainly our transportation economy. we are buying it from our friends to the north, canada. canada officials have years of responsible investment, responsible development of their infrastructure, and they are people that should want to do business with. and instead of simply making the decision based on, yes, environmental considerations which we can't ignore that e.i.s. says there are not any environmental impediments to this pipeline and people say what about if it changes in sneb? do you honestly believe that if there is a change in nebraska there is going to be a change that will put

venezuela is one of the key ones. iran's also got serious problems with a low oil price. mind, iran's already lost about a million barrels a day of its oil production as a result of sanctions. so to have a price plummeting on top of that is a very serious problem. others that have got problems with these lower oil prices include nigeria, ecuador. so there really is pressure within the group for production cuts, or at least at a collective level for production cuts. but inevitably, those countries with such serious budget problems have incentives not to make the cuts themselves. they'd really like to see others doing it. >> is there much talk about the u.s. and what the u.s. has done, shaken up the global oil supply if you will, and whether or not you get a sense has opec lost control? >> i think you could say opec has lost control. if they can't do something in this kind of situation we're in now, a lot of people are asking what on earth would opec be for? yes, of course. they are acutely aware of the shale oil boom there. but it's simply a fact of life. that boom in shal

saudi arabia and venezuela are members of opec. russia and mexico are not. venezuelan officials apparently said oil producers should reduce output to stop the decline in prices. but the four countries could only agree to closely monitor the crude market. analysts say the talks again showed that saudi arabia is reluctant to lower production. benchmark wti futures have fallen more than 30% in the last six months on the new york market. that comes as the u.s. produces more and more shale oil. some analysts now think it's unlikely the opec meeting won't result in a decision to cut output. concerns about oversupply pushed the wti index down to below $74 a barrel on tuesday. that is down about $2 from monday's closing. >>> let's check on how other markets are trading. share prices in tokyo opened lower. analysts say the oecd's outlook for the japanese economy is weighing on investor sentiment. the nikkei still down by a quarter percent from tuesday's close. some investors are selling major exporter shares as the yen is slightly stronger this morning. let's take a

the company announced it is getting out of venezuela. at the end of october clorox delivered a solid better than expected quarter. the best thing about the story is the management of david canals. he transformed the company into a single business united by a common vision. he is no stranger to leadership. he was an artillery office in the marine corps serving from august of '76 to january of 1981. i am thrilled to have him here with us ahead of veterans day to thank him for excellent service. clorox leads by example when it comes to hiring veterans as they make up about 8% of the u.s. employee population. welcome back to "mad money"." >> let's get right to it. you hire veterans because they are good for business, not just because you are doing the right thing. >> absolutely. what we find with veterans is they have a mission orientation. they know how to get the job done and they know how to work in teams, diverse teams across different branches of service and have a work ethic. they actually show up. showing up is a big deal. >> that was

across venezuela his image dawns walls and buildings. some revere him with saint-like status. a new institute has attracted more than 10,000 students. >> commander chavez taught us every sunday in his tv program called "hello president." this is a continuation of those classes and his teachings. >> in academics and in art, hugo chavez is very much a leading man in venezuela. >> residents in buffalo, new york, were hit hard by a blizzard, but it was not enough to stop a couple of surfers from catching some waves. >> surf's up. >> surf's up. >> think call it blizzard serving. they go to the rip waters on paddle boards. the blizzard creates larger waves than usual. i'm richelle carey. for news and updates around the world go to our website. that is www.aljazeera.com. ♪ suwell, a feeling is not a fact. our country is almost unique in people believing that global warming is not a human cause. >> robert kennedy, jr., a lifelong advocate of the environmental movement thanks in part to memories of his dad prior to his father's assassination in 1968. >> my father considered this part o

venezuela is in the same circumstance. even saudi arabia is in the same circumstance. everybody positions lower prices will curtail production. it may in the balkan, but it will not from iran or venezuela. >> thank, dozen mi rkthanks, de. all projects are approved the at $80 for the next three, four years. that's about where he with are, but on average for the next three or four years. >> so i would make the argument that they can trade better. i think oil has horrific to the up side than to the done side. and that includes an opec cut and -- >> i think this sock watock wan go higher. >> coming up next, roubini's predictions are coming true. he joins us live next. plus karen and dan going head to head in an epic street fooif fight over macy's. and you at home get to vote who is winning. let us know he if you're siding with karen the bull or dan the bear. e if you're siding with karen the bull or dan the bear. if you're siding with karen the bull or dan the bear. if you're siding with karen the bull or dan the bear. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 [ male announcer ] your love for t

por ahora estan excluidos de la lista los pasaportes de colombia, ecuador y venezuela...odria cambiar... pues contenta emocionada que ya vamos a poder tener licencia como segundo documento valido se aceptaran las identificaciones de algunos paises como por ejemplo: de guatemala, las matriculas consulares... de el salvador, el "dui" o documento unico de identidad siempre y cuando haya sido expedido en o despues del 2010... de peru, el "dni" expedido tambien a partir del 2010.. marta es salvadorena y esta aliviada de tener su dui del 2013 y el pasaporte, pero tiene varios conocidos que no tienen la misma suerte. si hay algunas personas que lo tienen del 2008 del 2009, entonces a ellos les va a costar un poquito mas a jose le robaron su dui..... no mas me faltaria el puro dui el pasaporte lo tengo, el acta de nacimiento no mas el puro dui otro documento que le servira es el acta de nacimiento, pero preste atencion! pero el acta de nacimiento tiene que ser haber sido emitida en los ultimos seis meses y debe de incluir una foto de la persona en la misma acta o sea impresa dent

across venezuela. his image adorns walls and buildings. some revere him with state-like status. a cause at the military institute attracted more than 10,000 students. >> translation: commander chavez's daughters in his tv programme called "hello president." this is a continuation of those classes and his teachings. >> reporter: in academics and art hugo chavez is still very much a leading man in venezuela >>> coming up in the next hour of al jazeera - finding future scientists in the most remote part of india. a programme to help kids learn their full potential through opportunities they may not have otherwise. keep it here, i'm back with you for the next hour of al jazeera america >> the borderland marathon. >> no one's prepared for this journey. >> experience al jazeera america's critically acclaimed original series from the beginning. >> experiencing it has changed me completely. >> follow the journey as six americans face the immigration debate up close and personal. >> it's heartbreaking. >> i'm the enemy. >> i'm really pissed off. >> all of these people shouldn't be dead.

wasn't just venezuela, you know? >> that was a big part of it. >> venezuela, there's like $200 million they are never going to get back. if you look at -- clorox pulled out of venezuela. there are other companies that hang on betting that chavez would somehow, things would get better. things have gotten worse. venezuela is a great economy that these companies keep hoping comes back. >> has got a lot of oil. >> argentina, when they banned proctor. what is that? >> can we talk oil? that is the other story today. we watched it move well below $80. a lot of these names have been getting beat up. we talked about san bridge down. >> there are 34 states that do better. 16 states are oil-related. so this is a lowering of the tax on the consumer. red robin. >> what happens? is there a push in there? 33 do better. >> the growth states. >> what's the one? >> good point. the problem with oil, okay, is that i've always felt the employment growth in this country was skewed toward the oil companies and all the different jobs that a

and if i visited venezuela i get the screening process when everybody in the venezuelan security. that tells me our policy is a success or have a calibrated and decided that it is an appropriate way to proceed? >> we share your views and we are working with partners in latin america to see if they could with us and others get them out of jail and move forward and doing that they told us that sanctions at that point might be counterproductive. and we thought that it was worth letting them try to move forward. as we sit here today that is not succeeding. they they've tried. it hasn't produced results. given that, we wouldn't oppose moving forward with additional sanctions because they took steps of its own in the consultation with congress including visa research and on the violators of human rights but we would look forward to working with you to go further. i think there is still an opportunity to try to go bring the opposition that has congress do that before it gets pushed to the supreme court where of course nothing will happen. that's worth a shot. i would also say that you ar

nexen go, venezuela and russia have als decided not to take action. the boss of rosneft has the same view. he has been speaking to ryan chilcote in an exclusive interview. he says his country can $60 aand prices as low as barrel. >> we decided to monitor oil prices over the next year. possibly everything is necessary. industry was privatized a long time ago. owners andrivate peculiarities to working in russia. like the climate and logistics. russia's oil producers will .eact to market demand efficiency is the main factor of determining market supply. if the demand and the price are adequate to the amount of investment, we are prepared to work with that situation, and will work with that situation. idea that russia will -- to $300,000 a barrel 300,000 barrels a day in re turn with opec, what is that? >> a decline in the price of oil, even below $60, isn't so dramatic for us that it would require an immediate cut. ceo speaking exclusively to ryan chilcote in vienna. there are some suggestions to why we may not get a supply cut. we may hear from opec tha

now he is moving, he is on his way to venezuela, then ghose to mexico and then he is in venezuela.in a conference that will be attended by the oil minister. if you think that these three countries, venezuela, mexico crow, saudi arabia all cooperated between 1998 and 2001 to prop up the price of oil. that was when oil was at $10. yes, i said $10 a barrel. we're not there yet. $82 for brent so that is a long ways off and politics are changed but at a very minimum, while he is in mexico and in venezuela, we got an even chance of hearing from the man because we have heard absolutely nothing from the saudis in last month and a half since we saw this big decline in price of oil. >> ryan, thank you so much. ryan chilcote with the latest on oil prices. coming up, deciphering crypto currencies. they talk to us in an interview. that is coming up next. ♪ >> we're still going through the regular story process. there is i think some misperception that it is somewhat caught in the middle but that is not the case at all. e.t.s. is a wronk long process to get approved. we're dealing with a very nn

en venezuela penal en contra del gobierno parece que se convirtiÓ en un delito.. serÁn arrestados y sometidos a juicio. >> una pesadilla en lo que tiene un mes viviendo la familia gonzÁlez. una de sus hijas fue detenida para ser crÍticas al gobierno su cuenta de twitter.su madre una seguidora del presidente hugo chÁvez no podÍa creer que la revoluciÓn que tanto apoyo ahora castiga con cÁrcel a su propia hija. >> no ha cometido un delito! su Único delito que no lo hay es haberse expresarla. -expresado. >> fue denunciada. la detuvieron en maracaibo donde vive y trasladada a caracas. >> mi alemana recibiÓ amenazas de muerte y toda su familia tambiÉn. >> la policÍa política y el servicio de inteligencia ha detenido por expresar sus crÍticas a las redes sociales. >> inÉs gonzÁlez arraga por twitter era terrible pero cuando le llegÓ el cedÍn era un angelito. >> el gobierno estÁ poniendo en marcha una nueva persecuciÓn polÍtica en contra de ciudadanos usuarios de redes sociales. >> si te acusan y vas preso piensas que no puedes remitirme un mensaje en contra del gobiern

venezuela is 100 bucks. dollar this thing falls below $100 is more of deficit spending they will go into. they have got no other industries. they're killing themselves. david: somebody who nobody will cry over, ven venz, that has had a bunch of -- venezuela, has had a bunch of crony socialists in decades, adam shapiro will we seen the end of that regime as a result of what is happening there? they are by the way a cofounder of opec, they're now importing oil that is how bad their situation is. >> they are importing oil to mix with the oil they're taking out. exxon and other oil producers are striking deals with the current venezuelan government. this is happening very quietly but "new york times" reported this in early october to them boost production. the venezuelan goveenment started to renationalize some areas that hadn't been and they're pulling back. letting them beepaid in oil. as long as you get cooperation from companies like chevron, it will be a much longer transition for that government. david: ec

the first three of those countries mexico and venezuela and saudi arabia cooperated in 1999 when oil had just dropped below $10 a barrel and there was hope and suspicion that they might do the same thing yesterday, alas i spoke with him just as he came out of the meeting and he said oil is tumbling saying effectively no deal. we decided to monitor oil prices over the next year and if the prospect of more consultations. possibly every quarter if necessary. monitoring isn't a supply cut. rush upon oil industry was privatized a long time ago, there are private owners and there are peculiarities to working in russia. like the climate and the just ticks. -- logistics. russia's oil producers will , demand market demand and efficiency are the main factors determining supply. if the demand and the price are adequate for the amount of investment we are prepared to work with that situation. this idea that russia would cut production by 3000 barrels a day in return for opec, what is up with that? >> russian oil companies are used to working at various , a decline in the price of oil even below