embassador to venezuela patrick duddy how close venezuela is to descending into outright disaster and whether it'll split and spill over into other countries, let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: for those who fear the fed, you're missing out. right now on a two day close to 400-point rally for the dow. today we are up 149 adding on to the 200-plus point gain yesterday. the rest of the markets are charging along for the ride. the dow is now up for the month by just under 1%, but i need to stress here, anything could change. you know how this is a very headline driven market. we have pretty significant gains for the s&p, 13 points nasdaq 29. the asian markets mainly hong kong and japan took the ball and ran with it. the hang seng jumped nearly 3% overnight and nikkei 2.25. in japan 1 and a half percent but at least one asian stock is definitely raising alarm bells here at the u.s. at this hour, take a look at alibaba. this was down 5%, right now down 7 and a half percent. the chinese e-commerce is plummeting after been revealed that the commission is investigating baba for accounting

venezuela as the economic miracle. a former bernie sanders spokesperson. venezuela just that. plus, venezuela on the verge of collapse. there is no medicine. there is no electricity. they have plenty of looting. plenty of riots. plenty of violence. that is coming up. first, back to our top story. hillary clinton being humiliated again at the polls. voting gets underway in oregon and kentucky. hanging over the party right now. you have sanders supporters throwing chairs and even making death threats against the state party chairwoman this weekend. they claim that the party leadership rigged the convention results giving hillary clinton more delegates. the seven delegates that she picked up, they do not offer her all that much. only about 140 delegates shy of her magic number which is expected to hit after the june 7 primaries. is this writing a sign that supporters will not be voting for hillary in the general? joining me right now is bernard and gina. bernard, starting with you. it is not just nevada. they are expressing their discontent. coming out of west virginia. more than

venezuela is an extreme on the continent and used to be zimbabwe. now venezuela.re's going to be an internal revolt there if they don't get that resolved. >> should we do anything to help them? to stabilize them? >> i don't think we can. i don't think they would accept and i don't think they have mechanisms to -- they don't have an infrastructure that would enable them to accept the type of aid that they need. >> you know, we were talking about this presidential race and i know you -- it's a swampy kind of debate but does it alarm you that both counties -- both lead little candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump are not fans of the trade deals that many argue brought economic boom to this country. now, many are not of that opinion. but hillary clinton is in the odd position of rejecting the very trade deals that triggered the large job gains she brags about during her husband's administration. donald trump pretty much saying the same for different reasons, these trade deals have given american workers the shaft. what do you think of that kind of talk and the

. >>> violentas protestas, saqueos y escasez, crisis en venezuela mientras el gobierno enfrenta un posiblendum revocatorio. >>> la familia es todo, hablamos con la congresista liana ross con su a apoyo a la comunidad trangÉnero. >>> mÁs de 800 casos en estados unidos del zika y se prepara para combatir al mosquito que lo transmite, hoy en enfoque >>> hola que tal, gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo 22 de mayo. venezuela estÁ atravesando la peor crisis de su historia, una inflaciÓn de 3 dÍgitos, un fuerte desabastecimiento que priva a la poblaciÓn de productos bÁsicos y ahora, un razonamiento elÉctrico, que deja sin luz 4 horas al dÍa a los ciudadanos. esto estÁ causando una ola de protestas y saqueos que mantienen al paÍs bajo una gran tensiÓn. >>> nuestro corresponsal en caracas, daniel garrido amplia. >>> >>> el gobierno y la oposiciÓn se culpan mutuamente por la grave situaciÓn que vive el pas la batalla ahora es en las calles. >>> esto no es posible, seguir viviendo asÍ. ¿quÉ es lo que quieren? matarnos. >>> para la oposiciÓn el elegido por hugo chÁvez para sucederle en el pod

venezuela se ha convertido en la capital, hay escasez de productos bÁsicos y medicina.ç la temperaturaxima estatal alcanzÓ los 76. regresó con un pronÓstico presentador: muy buenas noches bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65 comenzamos con las noticias mÁs importante a esta hora. luego que un joven fuera impactado con un auto sufriÓ varias heridas siendo llevado al hospital aquÍ podemos observar el auto en el sitio del accidente las autoridades cerraron las vÍas causando tranco en esas investigaciones continÚan tambiÉn un trabajador de la lÍnea de ferrocarril resultÓ herido cuando su camiÓn de trabajo se volcÓ en las vÍas el accidente ocurriÓ sobre la una 30 de la madrugada la lÍnea estuvo en horario de emergencia de las siete las ocho de la maÑana mientras esperaba que el trabajador se recuperarÁ de las heridas sufridas las fuertes lluvias que cayeron sobre nuestra regiÓn esto es al noreste de la ciudad la ruta norte buscase cerrada a causa de inundaciones y peligro el trÁfico tuvo que ser desviado en el Área. el filadelfia se ha observado un aumento en las denuncias de

. >>> venezuela on the brink. a state of emergency, a collapsing economy and a president facing popular revolt. this is "special report." good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. venezuela's embattled president is in desperate times and taking desperate measures as he tries to hold on to power in a country suffering from massive economic upheaval. it is the number three source of u.s. imported oil, 11%. it purchased $8 billion worth of u.s. goods last year. tonight, u.s. intelligence officials suggest the days as president may be numbered. we have what's going so terribly wrong. >> reporter: yet another ruckus anti-government rally and the potential for violence. >> we continue to be quite concerned about the well being of the people of venezuela and we stand with the international community in expressing that concern. but, the solution to these challenges will require the inclusion of all interested parties. >> daily life in venezuela continues getting worse, crime is terrible, many venezuelans don

. >>> venezuela on the verge of collapse. protesters are rioting because they can't afford the basic necessities. folks are scrambling to get into supermarkets because they're worried about a food shortage. mercedes says that's why we should be wary about that guy, bernie sanders, on the left. your thoughts? >> democracy and socialism cannot co-exist. clearly what we know is that socialism leads to the fruits of totalitari totalitarianism. my father who came from cuba lost all of his private property and lost his businesses because you had a government who overtook his private property. i think it's important to understand that if you're looking at it from a view of the government being your solution, the fact that it can solve all your problems fromo grave, it becomes such a false narrative. what is wonderful about america is the fact that our founding fathers really had this vision for our republic, for democracy, for free trade, for free markets, for the flourishing of individual ideas, as opposed to this collective mental

. >>> venezuela on the brink. a state of emergency, a collapsing economy and a president facingezuela'sis in dg desperate measures as he tries to hold on to power in a country suffering from massive economic upheaval. it is the number three source of u.s. imported oil, 11%. it purchased $8 billion worth of u.s. goods last year. tonight, u.s. intelligence officials suggest the days as president may be numbered. we have what's going so terribly wrong. >> reporter: yet another ruckus anti-government rally and the potential for violence. >> we continue to be quite concerned about the well being of the people of venezuela and we stand with the international community in expressing that concern. but, the solution to these challenges will require the inclusion of all interested parties. >> daily life in venezuela is venezuelans ng worse, crime don't dare go out after dark. triple digit inflation could it 180% this year. there are widespread shortages of food and medicine. toilet paper can be hard to find. hours long blac

and venezuela's okay cross actually impact the united states?ert insight, we are joined by the former u.s. ambassador to venezuela, charles shapiro. ambassador, thanks for joining us. are you surprised by what you're seeing? is the result of a socialist government that, essentially, spent all the money it got from oil without putting any away for a rainy day? >> you nailed it. the price of oil is cyclical. everybody knows that. when prices were high, they spent it all and didn't save anything. now they're low, and they're stuck. ashley: so what happens from here? i mean, we hear that the chinese are giving them some restructuring of the debt, but that doesn't help the people who can't get access to food, decent medical care, they're on two days a week in the public sector. they'ring with encouraged -- they're being encouraged to do that in the private sector. how far down does this country go? >> listen, every time i think venezuela's hit bottom, things get worse, and they will continue to do so. adam shapiro, my cousin -- [laughter] laid it all

venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves.il accounts for 96% of the it is exports and 50% of the government's annual revenue. oil production has fallen in the past years along with the price of oil. economists say that's led to the economic disaster now plaguing venezuela. some people have benefit however from 21st century socialism in venezuela. miami-based news outlet reports that hugo chavez's daughter, maria gabriellela, is worth $4.2 billion. money deposited in banks outside of venezuela. melissa: you're kidding? i didn't know that. that is insane. great report. david. david: insane but doesn't surprise us. how the crisis in venezuela started and what needs to be done to fix it, let's bring in "wall street journal" dan heninger and foreign policy institute vanessa newman. we've been hearing a couple days talking about possible coup d'etat in venezuela? do you know anything about it. >> do i know about it? they love to talk, american-backed but really just the people. they're just hungry. there is looting and rioting and

reported about venezuela. the crown jewel of socialism, there is no toilet paper, no food, no starving in the streets, this is what socialism and communism reeks. this is what the millennials need to understand. stuart: neil cavuto, it is yours, take it away. neil: more on that story, thank you very much, i am neil cavuto. it is really the worst of the worst, take a look at these protests that are going on in chicago, the chicago area for higher minimum wage but linking them to something down south, in venezuela, demands for more assuming you could get more and not have a come out of your i, linked in a weird way. sometimes you run out of money. sometimes you run out of people who will pay the money. sometimes you just run. liz mcdonald with disturbing video of what is going on in venezuela. liz: including bernie sanders. that is quote from people on the ground. they are saying this is what happens under socialism. let's look at the first video. this is on the highway, the largest oil reserves and steel operat

but they've run out of money and the poor is starving in venezuela, there are food riots in venezuela you see the political upheaval. the organization of american states said they're going to be meeting in a few weeks and discussing the status of venezuela from a political perspective because the opposition party, one majority in parliament in december. madura -- adam: the current president, the successor to hugo chavez. when you are hungry, children are dying in hospitals because they can't get medicine. how long can they allow the situation to go on? >> very little at this point that can or will be done in the immediate term. the dictators propose more reforms and more controls and more government intervention which leads to poorer and poorer outcomes, temporary improvements here and there. you've got to see a political change, a willingness it open up and be a part of the political system. adam: morgan, 15 seconds, will we see a change in venezuela in time to save its people? >> i don't think it's time, it's a bit late. perhaps the oas and the u.n. can form a political consensus. a

en caracas, venezuela, francisco, para univisiÓn.muy sus fuertes como ocurriÓ en un concurso de belleza. explicÓ que no considera que sea un problema. enrique: el gobierno del paÍs anunciÓ aumento en los costos para servicios de inmigrantes en algunos casos fueron hasta de los 168% tambiÉn se prevé la posibilidad de un gran reducciÓn en los cargos de solicitantes que vivan por debajo de la lÍnea de pobreza. reportera: ramÓn cruz comenzó los trÁmites para hacerse ciudadano apenas se enterÓ que podrÍan subir el precio. >> para votar, y ademÁs de que van a subir los precios y en realidad, pues antes de que estÉn mÁs caros. reportera: se detallan los nuevos precios cuando se estÁ en proceso de obtener o mantener un status migratorio nica en el paÍs. >> las personas que van a ser afectados meramente es ahorita el momento de poner sus comentarios. simplemente el gobierno va a tomar en consideraciÓn los comentarios y luego se va a determinar sin migraciÓn va a subir los honorarios, porque dice que habrÁ un dÉficit muy grande en los Últimos

they will suspend flights from chile and peru to venezuela as well.l suspend the airlines in june. the socialist government mandated strict price controls more than ten years ago and added currency controls and economists say the damage from the caps caused shortages of medicine, electricity and food, you see what's going on with that. the airline suspended flights because they are unable to convert money held in venezuela into the currencies of the countries where they're based. in the case of lufthansa, that's $130 million in their denomination, and they cannot get it out. the bolivar is what they use there. american among those that fly to venezuela. two flights daily from miami. sba is a venezuelan airline, they fly out of miami. aeromexico and copa airlines fly to caracas but seems to be only a matter of time as the airlines say, can't get our money out, can't fly. liz? liz: adam, thank you very much. we should look at all of the airline stocks. he showed you american. as we look at airlines, fuel has gotten a lot cheaper. jetblue, united, contin

acabaron con mi paÍs llamado venezuela. ustedes estÁn!Ís. en rueda de prensa, el presidente de la asamblea nacional envia mensaje nicolÁs maduro. >> el pueblo quiere validarlo. >> vamos a seguir manifestandonos. nadie nos va a contener. manifestaciones mÁs grandes, mÁs pequeÑas, en un sitio u otro para promover el referÉndum revocatorio que es un derecho constitucional que tenemos los venezolanos. fernando: el mandatario venezolano dio a entender la posibilidad de disolver la asamblea nacional, pero sus adversarios tienen objetivos claros. >> la asamblea nacional de venezuela perdiÓ vigencia polÍtica. es cuestiÓn de tiempo para que desaparezca despuÉs de lo que pasÓ en brasil y el presidente de venezuela tiene miedo. seÑores quÉ mÁs vamos a esperar. >> hemos visto de que venezuela el presidente puede hacer lo que le da la gana y eso quedado demostrado en sus Últimos 18 aÑos. fernando: la embajada de los estados unidos de venezuela anunciÓ ayer la suspensión temporal para obtener visas, de vida que gobernÓ venezolano desde hace meses no au

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ashley: venezuela. you have a socialist government to take all the money and spend it. it is going to be destroyed. stuart: a big test tomorrow, congressman randy forbes, republican from virginia. he was seen in those classified documents about a ran's treatment, if we see it, it will shock the nation, 9:00 tomorrow morning. it is yours. ashley: thank you very much. stocks selling off right here. bear with me. day by day, the latest fear that the federal reserve is back, buoyed by strong data on everything from industrial production, home construction, housing starts, short-term treasuries which are a good barometer out of the market, they have been rising, the yield has been rising on expectation that interest rates are going to follow them and maybe home depot and what we have been seeing out of the retail arena including

elyangelica gonzalez, nos muestra el tenemos el panorama de venezuela. cadena nacional. se advirtiÓ que el paÍs estÁ bajo amenaza. >> deberÍa usar su decreto de papel... reportera: en los que el paÍs es llena de rumores como la existencia de una supuesta sentencia del tribunal supremo para destituir a la asamblea nacional. >> lo vamos a acatar ninguna de sus sentenias. reportera: advierten que el revocatorio es la Única soluciÓn. >> si ustedes tranca en la vÍa democrÁtica, nosotros no sabemos lo que pueda pasar en este paÍs. venezuela es una bomba que en aquel momento puede explotar. reportet maduro les toma la palabra. presidente maduro: ha llegado la hora de radicalizar la revoluciÓn! reportera: las empresas parad asegura que son parte de un plan para derrocarlo. el sistema escolar de este pais, enfrentan muchos retos en su educacion. lucia burga viajo a oakland, california, y nos muestra como algunos de ellos luchan por salir adelante en su nueva vida. visitamos la escuela de oakland. >> fue difÍcil... dejar a mi abuela y venir para aquÍ. >> hay mucho

scarlet: coming up, venezuela on the brink. it has more poverty than brazil and more money than saudi arabia. ♪ mark: it's time for first word news. republicans are following the presidential election much more closely than democrats, according to a new gallup pole. sayy half of republicans they're following the election news very closely, but only 39% of democrats answered the same way. the irs commissioner plans to skip tomorrow's house impeachment committee. fire by some republican lawmakers for allegedly failing to cooperate with an investigation after the irs reportedly targeted conservative groups. benjamin netanyahu is again opposition leader into his coalition saying a partnership could lead to a peace agreement, but he says the doors close, citing the earlier education to hardliners. accused netanyahu of backing away from the peace process and being a hostage to political extremists. a veterans group says an american held by japan during world war two will accompany president obama to her roast them at this week, but t

more of this video from venezuela.literally collapses. people alluding a food truck before it gets to the food story and on the left people eating out of garbage. that is how desperate they are. you see the collapse of socialism in venezuela. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled cortico

charles: venezuela, they are in serious economic emergency. the president has called a 8 of emergency for 60 days. socialism, venezuela, and lessons for america next. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. charles: the result are in. it's another reminder this experiment they call social i. doesn't work. socialist policies in venezuela have left abject poverty and a nation on the brink of civil war. venezuela is hugely rich in natural resources and is now on the vernal of collapse. i have been look at civil unrest to the point of war there for a long time. it look like this is a breaking point for them. >> i think they are on the vernal of

los ex presidentes de panamÁ y espaÑa llegaron al paÍs para procurar diÁlogo en venezuela.mos sentir perdedores. no nos podemos sentir derrotados. porque ganamos, ganamos el respeto de millones de lectores! reportera: de esta manera el empresario concede la victoria al oficialismo. reconoce que los votos escrutados tras las elecciones de repÚblica dominicana no le alcanzaron para llegar a la presidencia del paÍs. >> mi espÍritu no ser doblega y mi cuerpo no se cansa. reportera: mientras las emociones afloraban entre sus seguidores el candidato de oposiciÓn denunció que el partido de gobierno se empeÑo en mantener el control del congreso. >> no permitiremos que nos arrebaten por medio de irregularidades y maniobras fraudulentas que han caracterizado este proceso, senadurÍas, alcaldías, diputaciones que hemos ganado con extraordinario esfuerzo. reportera: en su primer discurso pÚblico avinader que contÓ con el 35 por ciento de los votos le enviÓ un mensaje a danilo medina. >> sabemos que usted logrÓ imponer la suma de votos que le favorece. reportera: en adelante el empresari

venezuela feels primed to explode.ernational mediators have urged both sides to talk in latin america's most unstable nation. >> and economic situation has been going on too long for venezuelans. is focusingk, bbc on science revolution that took place in china. years ago the nation barely featured in the rankings of science. now it stands just behind america. one project that illustrates construction of the world's largest radio telescope. rebecca: hidden in the remote mountains of china. a new giant of science is taking shape. this vast construction is the largest radio telescope ever built. because ifpletion you like no other. you get a sense of his things scale. simply colossal. bigger is better in astronomy. the more signals can be caught you from space. deeper into the universe than ever before. we are far behind the world. i think it is time to build also welcomedhina the international forces. this radio measures 500 meters across. for fans rivals. just over 300 meters wide. the telescope north of england measure

venezuela has world's largest oil reserves. the its exports and 50% of the government revenue. oil production has fallen last six years along with prices. economists say it helped lead to economic disaster plaguing venezuela. crime plagues the country as well. 24,000 people killed in 2013. government stopped counting statistics in 2007. government employees work two days a week to save money and electricity which is in short supply. some people benefited from 21st socialism in venezuela. miami-based news outlet reports that hugo chavez's daughter is worth $4.2 billion. money deposited in banks outside of venezuela. neil. neil: incredible. thank you very, very much i think we're okay with bernie sanders, superdelegate larry cohen. can you hear me? >> yes, we're good. neil: last time we buy our electronic feeds from the clinton campaign. but, what happened last weekend and, maybe you can give me update how supporters bernie sanders like you feel these days? >> i think supporters feel great. when i told bernie a year ago i would d

laura: a dramatic day in venezuela as the discontent interrupted.i lanka, rescue workers are using sticks and their hands to dig through enormous piles of mud. families are missing after landslides. 130 people remain unaccounted for. 37 have died. landslides in the this rugged part of central sri lanka have caused this side of the hill to fall away, leaving only a gash. trees crashedd onto three small villages. some houses have been buried, others have been flattened. the once fertile farmland has been transformed in a matter of hours into a sea of mud. people have been rescuing what little they can. the army and air force has been called in for relief and rescue. is a precarious operation. rescuers are having difficulty getting heavy equipment to the worst hit places. away from the hills, low-lying coastal areas are flooded. they are also seeing fatalities. ,he president flew into kegalle where the landslides have brought have it. >> the priority is to find people missing and provide facilities to those who are displaced. we are taking that respons

have stopped flying into venezuela.ast to do with not only price controls but monetary caps. you can't exchange funds. can't get your -- trish: can't get your money out. >> problem the people can't escape either. trish: bottom line, we'll talk about this more over course of this week, adam, this is warning for anybody who starts looking at socialism as potential for the united states. you have only to look at our neighbor there down south to see how bad it is. >> when you see the people and sanders supporters, a lot of them being very young do not remember the fall of beryl line wall. maybe they don't even know people -- i grew up with people in miami, cuban expatriates who were product of having to leave their country because of communist revolution. trish: adam, thank you so much. coming up, we're less than two months away from the gop convention but police and other officials warn cleveland is not ready for the convention because it can't keep its own city safe. bo dietl, one tough cop, on what cleveland needs to do

represiÓn se apoderan de caracas bloquean una marcha que reclamaba un referendo contra el presidente venezuelaÁs maduro moros. >> los food drags estÁn en la mira de autoridades. >> noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste arrarÁs ♪ muy buenas tardes hoy se confirmÓ que el cantante emilio navaira muriÓ de un infarto masivo y que los restos fueron entregados a la familia, los hijos hablaron con telemundo de cÓmo fueron las Últimas horas lo que planean para darle el Último adiÓs al llamado rey del rodeo, edgar muÑoz estuvo con ellos en san antonio. >> el hermano de emilio, el famoso raÚl, quienes compartieron junto el escenario y bailaron al ritmo del acordeÓn, dice que en los Últimos dÍas lo vio diferente lo notÓ mÁs feliz, pero que su partida les ha roto el corazÓn. >> muy triste porque ya no estÁ con nosotros, pero estamos celebrando su vida que fue tan bonita, varios premios, grammys, mi hermano hizo todo lo que querÍa hacer. >> los tres hijos mayores de emilio nos confesaron lo que pasÓ el pasado sÁbado 14 de mayo cuando cayÓ en su casa despuÉs de las 2k34r50i6r7b89s yshgs me

en caracas, venezuela, univisiÓn. fÉlix: tenemos los mÁs destacado de la jornada deportiva.bis aumentó la cuenta a dos. en la segunda parte dorlan pabÓn erró a favor de monterrey, funes mori errÓ otro penal para los rayados. con global de 4 3 avanzaron a semifinales. barcelona tenÍa que ganar en visita a granada consagrarse campeÓn del fÚtbol espaÑol. neymar para miguel lÓpez de centro y el uruguayo, luis suÁrez, tras un largo de más verano, el centro del brasileÑo y luis suÁrez de cabeza 2 0. mÉxico de pase filtrado para neymar que toca para suÁrez con triplete de charrÚa, el barcelona se consagra bicampeÓn espaÑol. asÍ festejaron los aficionados a la calle. 111 goles a favor y 29 en contra. no se pueden perder este domingo repÚblica deportiva a las tres y a las dos. tenemos una previa del clÁsico nacional mexicano entre edificios. arantxa: la creatividad no tiene lÍmites, una pintura utiliza efectos reales, los convierte en figuras tridimensionales. >> este domingo en aquÍ y ahora: son jÓvenes ambiciosas y competitivas. >> me decÍa: a mí me gusta matar, lo disfruto. entonc

bÁsicos en venezuela. hacer streaming de todo el video y música que quieras, gratis, sin tocar tus datos? además, los datos que no uses se acumulan. y todo esto sin cargos por excedentes. jamás. y para todos estos datos, un plan increíble. obtén cuatro líneas por $30 por línea. cámbiate ya. voy a crear trabajos y oportunidades de educación. vengo de ustedes y voy a luchar por ustedes. yo soy loretta sanchez y apruebo este mensaje. 23 personas han resultado enenrique x han resultado dÍas de celebraciÓn. tratan de llevar bien el camino se enfrentan a los animales se celebra en la regiÓn- ilia: nicolÁs maduro está loco como una cabra, dijo el ex presidente de uruguay josÉ mujica, al hacer referencia a la conversaciÓn de luis almagro criticÓ al canciller. >> tenÍa una relaciÓn cercana con mauro? mujica: le tengo gran respeto, eso no equivale a que le diga que no estÁ loco, está loco como una cabra. ilia: presidente de venezuela acusÓ a almagro, llamó a maduro dictadorzuelo. enrique: es necesario muchas veces e

venezuela and chaos, bernie sanders fans.e sure to check out how fun socialism is when you put it into practice. i'll give you a hint. a lot of debt and no money. kennedy: the senate passed justice against sponsors of terrorism act. it would allow the american people to sue. the white house says it will veto the bill and saudi arabia has threatened retaliation. let's not be silly. they are united states army veterans. do you like this bill or hate this bill? it's got a lot of bipartisan support. but people are split in different ways. >> i don't like this bill. i want to be for the 9/11 families. we need to be exposing the depth of their involvement. they have been a friend of me forever. they are not real allies. they fund the very threat we face. ken require's an awful place and they hate our way of life unless we are buying their oil. >> which we were. so there is a lot of reasons why we have become entangled with a terrible regime and we should disentangle with them as quickly as possible. i don't love the idea of using l

jorge: ahora venezuela y hablemos en particular de la salud en venezuela, enrique capulines nos asegurÓ maduro el poder esa es la pregunta. >> si el pueblo venezolano es convocado a dar la opiniÓn, maduro va ser revocado y vamos a elegir a un nuevo gobierno vamos a empezar el cambio definitivo en nuestro paÍs, pero no queremos que en venezuela haya un deterioro social pero las condiciones en venezuela son las peores de toda nuestra historia. >> la entrevista completa con enrique capulines la pueden ver el domingo. jorge: una niÑa sobreviviÓ a una caÍda del cuarto piso, apenas sufriÓ heridas leves, esto ocurriÓ cuando la pequeÑa persiguiera un gato, nos muestran las imÁgenes captadas por una cÁmara de seguridad. >> es una imagen para ver y repetir una y otra vez, lo que cae es una pequeÑa niÑa de siete aÑos que se estampa de frente contra el pavimento al parecer desde el cuarto piso, sorpresivamente la niÑa separa sola y comienza a caminar. el insÓlito suceso tiene incrÉdulo a jesÚs galindo, el conserje que descubriÓ la grabación. >> lo primero que pasÓ por mi mente es que era un Ángel o

and the most recent socialist failure is venezuela.essor says socialism will lift up the poor. instead socialists took venezuela from relative poverty to extreme poverty and riots. >> more street protests which left 42 people dead in venezuela, despite having the largest oil reserves. they are having trouble finding milk, chicken and toilet paper in stores. >> i went undercover in a supermarket. the lines are infinite. when you get in, there is nothing to buy, even if you have a card. john: the president of venezuela says the cause of the short ands in the stores is greedy capitalists. he says he will force all stores to install high-tech fingerprint scanners and limit the amount people can buy. >> there is military force outside the supermarket checking you don't take more than what you are allowed to take. john: the government create a problem, short ages, then they will fix it by spending money on fingerprint scanners. >> in latin america we don't understand how economics work. it should be enough to see cuba failing. but in cuba th