but nobody threatens venezuela and nobody wants venezuela.y the sovereign people of this historical mind, this heroic homeland." he's getting pointed statements from two of these leaders. >> i think those two lines from donald trump's speech yesterday, my favorite two sentences he's uttered as president of the united states. >> bret: do you want to rewind it? >> two panels in a row. he's exactly right. the way you tease this segment is the way this story is not being covered by so many in the media. google what went wrong with venezuela and you will get all the stories that talk about the plummeting oil prices in 2014. ignore the fact that venezuela has been run by socialists since 1999. the stage was set for this kind of economic calamity long before oil prices collapsed. it hastened the problems and made them worse from 2014 on. the problems where they are. you have price controls. you have basically chavez redistributing income, providing income to the poor. oil income to the poor. it stunted exports. they basically paid for imports and di

venezuela. we thank spain for its recent decision to expel its north korean ambassador and for standing with us in our efforts to isolate the brutal north korean regime. it is time for all responsible nations to join forces, to isolate the north korean menace. north korean nuclear weapons and missile development threaten the entire world with unthinkable loss of life. all nations must act now to ensure the regime's complete denuclearization. i appreciate the united nations security council voting twice, unanimously, 15-0, twice, to adopt hard-hitting resolutions against north korea. i have recently issued tough new sanctions against those who do business with this outlaw regime and i applaud china's latest action to restrict its trade with north korea. and in particular, i applaud china for breaking off all banking relationships with north korea. something that people would have thought unthinkable even two months ago. chi.t to thank president here in the western hemisphere, we have seen the hea

there are political prisoners in venezuela. there are people in jail only because they think differently than mr. maduro. and i was the first to -- prime minister to -- [indiscernible] -- who is the wife who was jailed because mr. maduro didn't like him. but there were many others who were sent to jail. in venezuela, there was a parliament and the government has made up this other parliament, which has its meetings next to the other parliament. [indiscernible] -- they've created a commission for the truth, which is an anti-democratic tool which only serves to judge people without respecting minimum human rights standards. venezuela is on the road to dictatorship. unless that can be stopped. so all of us who share values such as democracy, freedom and human rights have to do something. at this time, sanctions are important. it's important that there be an international coalition putting pressure on maduro so that political prisoners are free and democracy is restored, because this lack of democracy and the attack against human r

what is happening in venezuela is unacceptable. venezuela was traditionally a democratic country and at this time they are not. there are political prisoners in jail only because they think differently than maduro. and i was, the wife, that was jailed because he didn't like him. but there were many others that were sent to jail. in venezuela there was a parliament and the government has made up this other parliament which has its meeting next to the other parliament and enacts legislation. they have created a commission for the truth which is and tie democratic truth which only serves to judge people without respecting minimum human rights standards. venezuela is on the road to dictatorship unless that can be stopped. so all of us that share values have to do something. at this time sanctions are important. it's important there be of internation international collision putting pressure on them so democracy is restored of the because this lack of democracy antique on human rights and freedoms are come in conjunction with economic, t

[laughter] >> jesse: when you're talking about venezuela -- when we are interfering in venezuela and violating their sovereignty, we are not going down as in imperialist power like some spanish dynasty or the english going to take over. and make the whole country big plantation. no one saying that donald trump is going to invade venezuela. >> juan: no, no. >> jesse: he saying there is a humanitarian crisis in our hemisphere. people are suffering and it could have the potential of spilling over into the rest of south america. and causing the markets to implode. potentially. problems for our economy. we don't want that. let's slowly be sanctioned the regime. it may be send some warning shots so they can change their behavior. on the iranian issue, i think he was very clear. they are exporting terror and robbing their country of oil profits to spend the cost on civil wars. >> juan: this is all intervention -- >> jesse: violating the spirit of the iran deal. that's not the place to lay out all of the examples of the iranians violating the nuclear deal. when the time will come for that, t

alex: el presidente de ecuador dijo que su gobierno no intervendrÁ en las decisiones de venezuela. >>aciones comunitarias para ayudar a los soÑadores bajo la cama para renovar el permiso. fernando: desde que el gobierno de trump anunciÓ el fin del daca muchas organizaciones ofrecen asistencia a jÓvenes como estos. >> es muy chico para renovar esto. es bien que mucha gente quiera apoyar a renovar daca. fernando: sÓlo los "dreamers" con daca que expire hasta el 5 de marzo podrÁn renovarlo. una coaliciÓn ha recaudado $170,000 para ayudar a los "dreamers". >> la red consular de mÉxico en estados unidos les brinda dos tipos de ayuda. primero, la asesorÍa por parte de un abogado migratorio para llenar los formatos, es muy importante para nosotros porque la fecha lÍmite es el 5 de octubre. fernando:los consulados ofrecerÁn apoyo financiero total o parcial. >> la segunda forma de ayuda es apoyo financiero en aquellos casos que se requiera. hay "dreamers" mexicanos estudien y no tienen empleo, el apoyo financiero es fundamental. el trÁmite cuesta casi $500, es una cifra que para algunos "dream

there are political prisoners in venezuela. they are in jail only because they think differently than mr. maduro. i was the first, prime minister to, who is the wife of the lopez, who was jailed because mr. maduro didn't like him but there were many others who were sent to jail in venezuela. there was a parliament and the government has made up this other parliament which has meeting next to the other parliament and enacts legislation. they have created a commission for the trying which is anti-democratic tool which only serves to judge people without respecting minimum human rights standards. venezuela is on the road to dictatorship, unless that can be stopped. so, all of those who shared values such as democracy, freedom, human rights, have to do something at this time. sanctions are important. it is important that there be international coalition putting pressure on maduro so that political prisoners are freed and democracy is restored. because this lack of democracy and the attack against human rights and freedoms are comin

reality is starr the campaign that was launched any opportunity we might come on to issues like venezuela or any little thing that gives people the opportunity to try and undermine corba and paint the labor party as some form of. anti semitic. symmetric. organization is used by these people it's absolutely wrong and they're all jewish organizations and jewish left comrades in israel who are condemning the type of attacks and vilification of the labor party the labor and i'm going translating them planted now i'm letting her let me say i know you don't let me say this to you people like jeremy corbyn a may have been out on the streets physically fighting the racists and the anti semite so i won't take any lessons whatsoever from the right wing media or right wing labor m.p.'s who have never lifted a finger in their lives to oppose discrimination it's not about bricks it. your labor party has a new policy of bricks unlike the conservative government labor now wants to stay in the single market in the european customs union for a transition period no limit given on how long that would be how

in venezuela, there was a parliament. the government has made up this other parliament, which is -- has its meeting next to the other parliament. and that legislation, they've created a commission for the truth, which is an anti-democratic tool, which on serves to judge people without respecting the minimum human rights standards. venezuela is on the road to dictatorship unless that can be stopped. so all of us who share values such as democracy, freedom and human rights have to do something at this time. sanctions are important. it's important that there be international coalition putting pressure on maduro so that political prisoners are freed and democracy is restored. because this lack of democracy and the attack against human rights and freedoms are come in conjunction with economic -- terrible economic situation with the 300% inflation rate with problems supplying food and medicine to people. it's a really tragic situation. i think that we have, the united states and spain, have a responsibility towards venezuela. t

on venezuela and also he delved into theissue venezuela and also he delved into the issue of the catalonian the week, the referendum on the in the week, the referendum on the 1st of october saying he would prefer the 1st of october saying he would p refer to the 1st of october saying he would prefer to see spain remain as a united country. let's talk about the north korea situation. gary locke was us ambassador to china from 2011 to 2014. he joins us now from seattle. should this have been dealt with early and he has been left a real mess? the situation is untenable with north korea continuing to develop its nuclear weapons capabilities and its launch capabilities and its launch capabilities but the united states and china and south korea, japan and russia have been trying to do this the many years and the real challenge right now is what we are going to do, is the president inflaming the situation, is he making things more dangerous, certainly i think is a great nation we don't have to respond to every word the north koreans at. it is beneath us and we need to assert our strength and with

that's why we are so interested in solving the problem in venezuela against venezuela is a very rich. it has the largest reserves of oil and the whole world. bigger than saudi arabia. to be in this situation is really something very unique and i think the venezuelan situation could very easily be improved if they have a good government. we have seen new sanctions. if things haven't changed that much do have a sense of what needs to change for the situation to improve? when you talk to president trump tonight what will you advise him to do? more sanctioning still? >> i'm going to hear what president trump has in mind. we told president trump that military intervention is in theng that was not agenda of any country in latin america. that would create a worse situation. by putting pressure in a collective way and showing the venezuelans that the whole is withional community the venezuelan people and showing the regime they have no support whatsoever this will hopefully bring a change in venezuela. david: you spoke with president trump on september 1. the white house said president trump

iran and venezuela.ing up and articulating specific challenges in terms of american interests, why you have to address particular issues. i do think on the iran issue, unless president macron is willing to play good cop-bad cop with the president, it's going to be tough to do that in a way that keeps the europeans happy. perhaps president trump doesn't care about that. we will see. >> bret: standby, we are getting word secretary of state rex tillerson is on his way. just met with the russians. we are at the white house. he is at the united nations. we hope to talk to him next, or you may see the panel next. their experience is coveted. their leadership is instinctive. they're experts in things you haven't heard of - researchers of technologies that one day, you will. some call them the best of the best. some call them veterans. we call them our team. hi..and i know that we have phonaccident forgiveness.gent, so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good

blanca: no solamente se trata de corea del norte, tambiÉn de venezuela.alabras tambiÉn muy crÍticas y duras al rÉgimen de venezuela, sobretodo dijo que la situaciÓn en venezuela asÍ como estÁ es realmente inaceptable. trump:el pueblo venezolano estÁ hambriento y su paÍs estÁ colapsando . sus instituciones democrÁticas estÁn siendo destruidas. esta situaciÓn es completamente inaceptable y no podemos ser un espectador. como vecino responsable y amigo, nosotros y otros tenemos un objetivo. ese objetivo es recobrar su libertad y restaurar su democracia. blanca: no solamente en venezuela y corea del norte sino tambiÉn democracia a travÉs del mundo, una prioridad aquÍ para el presidente trump que repitiÓ durante varias veces a travÉs de su discurso. es todo lo que tenemos desde naciones unidas. carolina: gracias por esa informaciÓn. llama la atención la reacciÓn de cada embajador cuando mencionaban a su paÍs, venezuela, inmediatamente el embajador bajaba su mirada y como que tomaba nota. tony: por supuesto que habrÁ respuestas de cada uno de estos paÍses. los p

the people of venezuela deserve a future of freedom. these are great people. in the economic arena, we support trade that benefits both spain and the united states which means it must be fair and it must be reciprocal. such an important word. hasn't been used much in the united states. reciprocal. spain is the 10th largest investor in the united states and i commend spanish business leaders for their confidence in america and the american worker and considering the fact that our stock market has just hit all-time highs, i think they probably like the united states very much right now. isn't it time for both tremendous opportunity for our world but also serious dangers. as i said at the united nations, which future really is up to us. if we empower our citizens, serve their needs and appeal to all that is best in the human spirit, then i have no doubt we will succeed like never, ever before. mr. president, i look forward to working with you to build this future of prosperity and peace for both spain and for the united states of america. thank you very much. tha

ilia:en venezuela reaccionan ante decisiÓn del presidente trump. ♪ julio:en repÚblica dominicana, els no son producto de ningÚn desplome de la prensa. >> se ordenaron todas las carreteras, el presidente estuvo la manera de que estos fondos algunos provenÍan de la emergencia anterior, se agilicen y hay compromiso en los prÓximos 60 dÍas. >> estas inundaciones que se deben a los rÍos no controlados no tienen nada que ver. periodista:el ministro de agricultura dijo que unas 60,000 hectÁreas de tierra resultaron anegadas pero que esto no implicarÁ ninguna escasez de productos. >> que esta merma en la parte de plÁtano, yuca, no va a afectar la producciÓn. periodista: el plan social de la presidencia solicitaron al ejecutivo una mejor asignaciÓn presupuestaria, pues el recurso se les estÁn agotando. julio: y el presidente donald trump restringida a la entrada de funcionarios de venezuela como parte del veto migratorio. mario: venezuela fue incluida este domingo en la nueva lista de paÍses con prohibiciÓn de viajes a estados unidos, debido a su poca seguridad por falta de cooperaciÓn con la

iran and venezuela. and articulating specific challenges in terms of american interests, why you have to address particular issues. i do think on the iran issue, unless president macron is willing to play good cop-bad cop with the president, it's going to be tough to do that in a way that keeps the europeans happy. perhaps president trump doesn't care about that. we will see. >> bret: standby, we are getting word secretary of state rex tillerson is on his way. just met with the russians. we are at the white house. he is at the united nations. we hope to talk to him next, or you may see the ♪ 's the one we are alive at the white house. the focus this week, international relations. president addressing the general assembly. making a case for his america first policy and against what he called the evil regimes of north korea and iran. also mentioning venezuela. let's talk with the country's top diplomat, secretary of state rex tillerson joins us from new york. mr. secretary, thanks for being here. >> my ple

what is happening in venezuela is unacceptable. venezuela traditionally was a democratic country and at this time it is no longer a democratic country. there are people who are in jail only because they think differently th differently. i was the first prime minister -- there were many others who were sent to jail in venezuela. there was a parliament and a government has made up this other parliament which has its meeting next to the other parliament. and enacts legislation. they created a commission for the truth which is an anti-democratic tool which only serves to judge people without respecting minimum human rights standards. venezuela is on the road to dictatorship that can be stopped. so all of us who shared values such as democracy, freedom and human rights have to do something. at this time sanctions are important. it is important that there be international coalition putting pressure so that political prisoners are freed and democracies restored because lack of democracy and attack against human rights and freedoms are com

nationals the visa restrictions the us has imposed focus on government officials of venezuela who trump says are responsible for these security inadequacies he's talking about so that prevents officials and immediate family members from getting business and tourist visas now the third edition is chad an african country just south of libya which is also on the list trump says chad is an important and valuable counterterrorism partner of the united states but that it does not. adequately shared public safety and terrorism related information there for entry into the united states of nationals of chad on business and tourist visas is here by suspended until that can be resolved last we have sudan which was dropped from the list of extreme vetting this time around without any explicit reason why now the thought is that the country has met the security standards in its latest review on the new rules which will take effect october eighteenth trump tweeted that making america safe is my number one priority we will not admit those into our country we cannot safely vet trump's original travel ba

what is happening in venezuela is unacceptable. venezuela traditionally was a democratic country and at this time, it's no longer a democratic country. there are political prisoners in venezuela, there are people who are in jail only because they think differently than mr. maduro. i was the first, prime minister, the wife of a man who was jailed because mr. maduro didn't like him. but there were many others who were sent to jail in swevenezue. there was a parliament and the government has made up this other parliament which has its meeting next to the other parliament. and enacts legislation. they've created a commission for the truth which is an anti-democratic tool which only serves to judge people without respecting minimum human rights standards. venezuela is on the road to dictatorship unless that can be stopped. so all of us who share values such as democracy, freedom and human rights, have to do something at this time. sanctions are important. it's important that there be an international coalition putting pressure on maduro

people in venezuela, people outside.'s socialism wasn't working out as hoped and venezuelans were protesting and rioting, i thought american leftists would at least be embarrassed by their early enthusiasm. but, no, i think they're immune to embarrassment. after the tyrant chavez died, washington post leftist eugene levinson found all kinds of nice things to say about him. >> he was very smart, obviously, and tenacious and determined. was he a tyrant? we should remember he was democratically elected. why didn't he have popular support? because for many decades the poor of venezuela had been ignored. he provided medical attention that the poor in venezuela hadn't received before. john john he cared about the poor. capitalists don't. >> it breaks my heart to see the people who are suffering in venezuela and all these hollywood types don't seem to care or are blind to it. people like oliver stone, they don't want to see the truth. john: oliver stone called him a great hero. >> no. it's true that he was democratically electe

so will my and that's why we will continue to quote them but what we won't do you won't post on venezuela yes absolutely will yes absolutely we don't see you quoting well if i was looted we will see you quoting amnesty international a will of the un high commissioner for human rights watch or the european parliament i don't see you working any longer to is jump on the bandwagon that's being whipped up by the hysteria of the right wing totally un high commissioner for human rights does no one on the eight ball i'm going to stand aborted attempts we condemn him we condemn any huge where it's fire where did you connect them with the widespread and systematic now widespread and systematic use of excessive force in the next against salman's you know it hasn't gone as well pollution i'm condemning any form of attacks on human rights now but we might have a government by the government and security revamps else we've got does not appear we know your whole unit on a whole history of latin america being attacked where is i didn't hear you or anybody else attacking colombia when thousands of trade

hay dos lÍneas que estÁ al final de la parte que habla sobre venezuela.ada la orden ejecutiva lo deja un poco abierto. se dice que se van a aplicar medidas adicionales, para asegurar que la informaciÓn del viajero estÉ actualizada.que incluso podrÍan estar sometidos a chequeos adicionales, es algo muy abierto y nos dicen que esto podrÍa afectar a personas que estÁn en procesos de asilo, tambiÉn solicitando visas. se establece que las cenizas que fueron otorgadas no van a ser revocadas. hay algunas dudas sobre lo que establece en el caso especÍfico de venezuela. tony: algo que por supuesto va a generar reacciones en el gobierno venezolano. patricia: ya reaccionado y dice que van a responderle el con la misma tÓnica. never ending pasta bowl está de vuelta en olive garden. desde $9.99. ven por más de 100 combinaciones de pastas, salsas e toppings. como el favorito de todos, chicken alfredo... más ensaldada y pan ilimitados. solo por tiempo limitado, en olive garden. ¡...esta semana. mañana seráe brutal en el buen sentido.. cuando la vida te mantiene despiert

we are here to discuss the growing crisis in venezuela. dictatorship of nicholas madero had this inflicted terrible missouri and suffering on the good people of that country. this corrupt regime destroyed a thriving nation by imposing a failed ideology that has produced prop -- poverty and despair everywhere it's been tried. to make matters worse madero stealing power from elected representatives to preserve his disastrous rule. the venezuelan people are starving and their country is collapsing. it was one of the wealthiest countries in the world for a long period of time and now the people are starving in the country is collapsing. who would think that's possible? their democratic institutions are being destroyed. the situation is completely unacceptable. as responsible neighbors and friends of the venezuelan people our goal must be to help them regain their freedom, recover their country and restore their democracy. i would like to thank the leaders in this room. we have some great leaders in this room. i want to thank them for condemnin

the working dust will examine the sick state of venezuela's oldest pediatric hospital. iraqi kurds are voting right now at a controversial referendum on the region's independence the president of iraq's kurdish regional government masoud barzani cost his ballots in the last couple of hours around five million kurds are eligible to vote the referendum is normally binding but it could trigger a process of separation in a country already divided along sectarian and ethnic lines well that's taking place in. provinces of the hawk. and. areas that are officially under the control of the kurdish regional government disputed areas outside it's of ministration claimed by both the kurdish government and baghdad also voting that includes the multi ethnic and oil rich province of kirkuk this is for the anger of the iraqi government which along with iran turkey and syria oppose the votes they fear an independent kurdish state in iraq could fuel further separatism among their own kurdish populations here in. the u.s. is also against the vote calling it provocative and destabilizing t

it now includes three new names, north korea, venezuela and chad. restrictions, saying: the list now covers eight countries, iran, libya, in yemen in somalia we re iran, libya, in yemen in somalia were pa rt of iran, libya, in yemen in somalia were part of the original list —— and. sudan has been taken off the list. it is the first time non— muslim countries have been placed under restriction. students from some other countries will be allowed into the us, and the venezuela ban is limited to certain officials and theirfamilies. the is limited to certain officials and their families. the original presidential declaration detailing the ban had been due to expire. that sparked protest and legal setbacks. injune, the sparked protest and legal setbacks. in june, the supreme sparked protest and legal setbacks. injune, the supreme court allowed a modified version to take effect. they are still considering a legal challenge to the ban. it is not clear how this new order might affect that case. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news.

should be forceful with regards to venezuela. thank you for that santos from n.p.r. because the cuts are doing you know i have a question for each of you for president trump. with feast serious political crisis in spain because of the referendum on sunday what solution do you think there is have you given advice to president arroyo on this matter do you think there should be a dialogue between the general retired and the government to find a solution and now a question for prime minister rudd point it seems that. what you're doing in catalonia the way you're managing things in catalonia is having an impact. on the budget and i'd also like to know whether you think that the situation with the p. and v. party can be resolved or do you think that there will be you will have to call early elections thank you very much. well i think the people of cattle only have been talking about this for a long time but i bet you if you had accurate numbers and accurate polling you'd find that they love their country they love spain and they wouldn't leave so i'm just for united spain

what is happening in venezuela is unacceptable. traditionally it was a democratic country and at this time it is no longer a democratic country. they're political prisoners. there are people in jail only because they think differently from mr. maduro. the wife of the person who was jailed because mr. maduro didn't like him. there were many others who were sent to jail. there was a parliament and the government has made up this other parliament chflt has its meeting next to the other par amount and that's legislation. they've created an anti-democratic tour which seeks the judge people without respecting minimum high school rights standards. venezuela is on the road to dictatorship unless it can be shared. so we have to do something at this point. sanctions are important. it is important there is an international coalition so democracy is restored. this lack of democracy and the attack against human rights and freedoms are coming in conjunction with economic, a terrible economic situation, with the 300% inflation rate. with problems

reality is starr the campaign that was launched any opportunity we might come on to issues like venezuela or any little thing that gives people the opportunity to try and undermine corben and paint the labor party as some form of interstate sematic a symmetric. organization is used by these people it's absolutely wrong and there are jewish organizations and jewish left comrades in israel who are condemning the type of attacks and vilification of the labor party the labor and i'm not interested in them planted now i'm actually hunted let me say i know you don't let me say this to you people like jeremy corbyn a may have been out on the streets physically fighting the racists and the anti semite so i won't take any lessons whatsoever from the right wing media or right wing labor m.p.'s who have never lifted a finger in their lives to oppose discrimination it's not about bricks it. the labor party has a new policy of bricks unlike the conservative government labor now wants to stay in the single market in the european customs union for a transition period no limit given on how long that woul

and of course the tirades against venezuela iran and israel i think to some extent justified but the iran is obviously he'd spoken to netanyahu here so we're getting a replay on the before that he was in fact come back to that in just a moment jeannie for you what were the things that really stood out i think what stood out as you mentioned he stayed on prompter so we he gave a better speech than we sometimes hear when he varies off but i think for me the real thing that stuck out was it seemed to be a patchwork together a message to his base as he's talking about the economy and middle class issues that can hardly be of concern to delegates in the room or the world strange as it was ways that really aren't are to and then and then also weaving in this america first vision which i know we're going to talk about but to me i have more questions now than i think i did going into this speech as to exactly what that means because on the one hand he's talking about sovereignty and on the other hand he's talking about taking action in ca. trees like north korea destroying then than israel a

including north korea, and venezuela.d welcome to "early start." >> nice to see you. i'm christine it is monday, sep. rise and shine many up first, a league wide show of solidarity. nfl players and owners united in protest against president trump after a weekend of relentless attacks. he condemned players. even in london, players locked arms, kneeled, they raised their firsts during the national anthem. some teams skipped the anthem entirely. whole team staying in the locker room. >> this was remarkable. even some national anthem singers were bending a

venezuela fue incluida en la lista de paÍses con restricciones de viajes a estados unidos. ... trump anunciÓ que retirÓ a sudÁn de la lista del veto migratorio. esta nueva lista es parte de un controversial veto migratorio que fue implementado hace unos meses y que expiraba esta noche. en un comunicado, la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles dicen que aunque corea del norte y venezuela es tener la lista, en esa lista hay tres paÍses musulmanes y continÚa siendo un veto contra este grupo. natalia: al regresar se ♪ ♪ natalia: nos despedimos con el homenaje que se le rindiÓ los niÑos y adultos que perdieron la vida en el colapso del colegio enrique rÉbsamen. el servicio religioso tuvo lugar en la parroquia de nuestra seÑora del carmen y san josÉ. con estas imÁgenes >> muy buenos dÍas. feliz inicio de semana. >> buenos dÍas.tenemos toda la informaciÓn y el entretenimiento. tenemos los detalles de este pasado sÁbado con la cadena de univisiÓn televisión y radio. >> tambiÉn tenemos lo Último del devastador terremoto y del sismo. las cifras llena mÁs de 3#5 muertos.

as they pertain to russia, venezuela and north korea. all nations that are the subject of potentially serious political discussion. while russia, venezuela and north korea are in the news quite a bit these days, there seems to be less than optimal public understanding of the different sanctions regimes. likely success and the national security issues that drive the background. so, that's why we're so honored and we're just lucky to welcome david here today. david cohen served as deputy director of the central intelligence agency. from 2015 to 2017. as the agency second in command he managed the cia domestic and worldwide operation. and over saw the modernization. he also led the agency performance of its five core missions. foreign intelligence collection, analysis, covert action, counter intelligence, and foreign liaison relationship. in addition he led special projects focusing on the impact of new technology on the agency. and how best to work with u.s. companies to advance the cia mission. and notably, in light of the conversation to

i go back to, i would say that venezuela, go back to venezuela, not because i'm very familiar with it is the closest one. venezuela has great ties with iran. we know chavez for the last 20 years, chavez and maduro government have had a close relationship with iran. they used to sell uranium. chavez used to travel to tehran all the time. i believe basically what the president is doing trying to protect us from having any of these people come in and become radicalized, launch an attack. we have, i don't know how many people from chad, from sudan or from iran are asking for visas to come either to work or to tourists, be a tourist in this country, but i know we have thousands and thousands of venezuelans trying to come in every single day. we have to be very careful. the venezuela people are going through a horrible time, with very evil government because the problem in venezuela -- neil: not a ban per say, right? that is a country that deals with a muslim country but it is not a muslim ban. >> it is not muslim but the problem, hezbollah, many radicalized muslim countries could use venez

democracy and politicalfreedoms in venezuela.been faithfully implemented. from the soviet union to cuba to venezuela, wherever true socialism or communism has been adopted, it has delivered anguish and devastation. those who preach the te na nts of devastation. those who preach the tenants of these discredited ideology is only contribute to the continued suffering of the people who live under these cruel systems. america stands with every person living under a brutal regime. 0ur respect for sovereignty is also a call for action. all people deserve a government that cares for their safety, their interests and their well—being, including their prosperity. in america, we seek stronger ties of business and trade with all nations of goodwill. but this trade must be fair and it must be reciprocal. for too long, the american people, we are told that mammoth multinational trade deals, unaccountable international tribunal ‘s and powerful global bureaucracies we re ‘s and powerful global bureaucracies were the best way to promote their suc

their family fed to venezuela when she was a child. of two little boys she has had to return and is desperate. i need to find food for my kids and find a job that will allow me to look after my boys. at night, some parts become dormitories. abbott 300 people sleep on this roundabout every night. some been here four months. the increasing numbers turn to prostitution to earn money, desperate to move forward they can. next, let's update ourselves on the situation with the england cricketer ben stokes. he has been ruled out of international cricket indefinitely. the england and wales cricket board announced he would not be considered for selection until further notice after they viewed footage published on the sun's website which appeared to show him fighting outside a nightclub on the early hours of sunday morning. on wednesday he had been picked for the ashes two from australia. they are the shocking scenes that have cast a shadow over english cricket, a video allegedly showing england captain ben stokes involved ina england captain ben

also ahead donald trump to north korea chad and venezuela to the list of countries whose nationals now face a u.s. travel ban. ok the top story for you so far today the german chancellor angela merkel has won a fourth term in office her victory was widely expected but she will face a very different political landscape when the new bundestag convenes the far right party not only won seats for the first time but it did also mean. a surprisingly strong showing exit polls projects mrs merkel center right christian democratic union party as winning just under thirty three percent of the vote that gives them two hundred thirty eight seats their main rival and current coalition partner the center left social democrats led by martin schulz got around twenty percent of the vote or one hundred forty eight seats but the biggest change to germany's landscape is this the far right and anti islam alternative for germany a f d getting thirteen percent of the vote that means ninety five seats the three other main parties won between nine and eleven percent of the vote but could find themselves in powe

buena, de la venezuela que ama, de la venezuela que quiere paz y prosperidad para la asamblea nacionaljusticia se ha puesto a la orden del nuevo poder para iniciar investigaciones contra los dirigentes polÍticos opositores que se han seÑalado de lo que se conoce como traiciÓn a la patria. >> para este especialista jurÍdico se ha erigido como un poder superior a el gobierno, las leyes y la justicia. >> porque la asamblea nacional constituyente considera a sÍ mismo que puede actuar fuera del marco de la constituciÓn pueda legislar. >> estÁ previsto que funcione durante dos aÑos. >> el presidente en Últimos dos aÑos estuvo ganando tiempo hoy consiguiÓ el mecanismo para no preocuparse mÁs por el tiempo. >> paÍses como mÉxico, canadÁ, estados unidos y han desconocido la asamblea constituyente. sin embargo, el llamado supra poder espera cambiar algunos artÍculos de la constituciÓn, noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo dos potencias del fÚtbol mundial chocan en el santiago bernabeu en un partido con sabor a final los detalles tras este corte, conoceremos a uno de los obseq

some of the people he will slap north korea, iran, venezuela. of course al qaeda, isis. he will hug a number of people. he already hugged a couple of them. >> bill: you've followed every meeting he has had in the past 24 hours. what is it about the relationship building that's happening now with him? >> his first two meetings yesterday were with leaders he is very friendly with. netanyahu of israel and macron, the president of france. an interesting relationship. president trump was backing le pen in the last election but he and macron have a good relationship. the last time the president got together with him was at bastille day in france. the president was the guest of honor as all the military troops were there. he had dinner with macron and his wife at the eiffel tower in the restaurant there. they have a close relationship. listen to what they said yesterday. macron praising president trump and president trump so impressed with the bastille day parade he wants one here. >> we were very proud to have you and your wife on the fourth of july and very proud to have you

tweeted this about venezuela here it is we call for full restoration of political freedoms in venezuelapen very, very soon we understand he's going to call them out in today's speech how's that going to go down? >> i think that will go down o very well, i mean, swen sway plan situation. >> latin american leaders. the situation has actually brought people together in latin america cuban are not happy castros but you have on the south american continue meant countries that are very worried what about they see in venezuela it is interesting for six decades you have the cubans sort of, you know, committing every human rights violation you could imagine, and yet somehow morally nobody ever called them out and now you see the same situation in venn sway will almost like these other countries are thinking -- if something is not done about this, guy, we're going to be the next thing that he eats for dinner and you know, they want the u.s. help and they're coming together, i mean, you've had the mexican president and the peruvian president brought their foreign ministers together from a number o

he also spoke about venezuela and fighting terror groups in the middle east. his remarks are 40 minutes. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> his excellency, president of the united states of america donald trump will make some remarks. on behalf of the general us only, i have the honor to welcome to the united nations his excellency mr. donald trump, president of united states of america, and to invite him to address the assembly. president trump: mr. secretary-general, mr. president, world leaders, and distinguished delegates: welcome to new york. it is a profound honor to stand here in my home city, as a representative of the american people, to address the people of the world. as millions of our citizens continue to suffer the effects of the devastating hurricanes that have struck our country, i want to begin by expressing my appreciation to every leader in this room who has offered assistance and a