that's very inconsistent with venezuelan electoral history. and of course the issue of recognition where it's been the -- just a handful of countries and the predictable few. and at to that if you're to believe the reports of arrested military over the weekend, i'd say that this representstor spells trouble for the regime, even one that's choreographed so finely. the ship is taking water and it's listing to one side. if i had to say something as we look back on this, when venezuela restores its democracy, history will prove that this was probably a lost tu opportunity for maduro. it was an opportunity for him to heed the please of the international community and for the catholic church for him to postpone these elections and do it under conditions that would be respected by all. so what's next and what have we done about this? you know that last week, friday, the treasury department designated car baio and his money laundering network for corruption and i probably leave you with one thought, which is he's one of several people we have in the h

we don't know how many venezuelans are in the colombia. the latest figures the talk about 750,000 official numbers. unofficial sources on the ground talk about more than a million people. they are as we speak doing a census to try to identify all of these migrants that are also in regular status and that should end within a month so we should have more numbers there. ofe the are a lot of people who will be scared of goingo register even though the colombian authorities have said that's not an issue. once we know the number, i think that we can have a sense of how many resources are going to be needed. we're talking about a lot of money. the u.s. has been very generous and other countries in providing some aid. but that's very much welcomed but much more is going to be needed. just to give you an idea, if you take the cost given -- for a refugee and you make a small calculation and put it in purchasing power, you're tking about $3500 per refugee per year. i think that a conservative estimate could be that you will be seeing perhaps half a m

and i'm very proud that venezuelan people show that amount of dignity before venezuelan government. maduro was surprised about the outcome of may the 20th. right now, more than six countries denied that election. the g7, the g20. the group, the united states, right now we have all alliances with democracies all over the world but we need to strengthen our external pressure in order to mash external mesh and certainly pressure and make an outcome. a democratic outcome this year. for me, it's very important to transit to me, to emphasize that landon is very clear about it and vice president pence as well. that we are in a realtiming, the real opportunity for change in venezuela. maduro has created so many crisis, different in economic issues, in the social issues. in the military issues. in the certainly issues. in my opinion, he wouldn't be able to deal with all of the crisis. people always ask, why is maduro in power? what happened that this guy is in power after all of the destruction of venezuela? well, in order to understand this in historical terms. in venezuela, there is a mixt

support to the venezuelans until quote "democracy" was restored in their country. >> thank you, father alex. it is a great privilege for my wife karen and i to be here with you, with archbishop don sergio here at santa kathryna which is demonstrating the love of god being the hand and feet of christ to people of venezuela. will join me in thanking this wonderful ministry and the impact they are having. it's truly inspiring. [ applause ] i not only want to thank the leadership of this ministry and this archdiocese, but we're also very grateful to the director of caratas and the brazil representative of the u.n. high commissioner for refugees isabel marquez. thank you for all you do. [ applause ] thank you all for welcoming us, particularly our neighbors from venezuela who are here, who have welcomed us with such warmth, at such a challenging time in the life of your families and in the life of your nation. i'm here to bring a message on be. of president donald trump and the american people. to say to our neighbors from venezuela and all of those who minister to these precious families,

and the north american empire and the big multinationals holding the venezuelan people hostage. people are being forced to take increasingly desperate measures to survive and it's unclear what the next government will do to improve their plight. our final report takes us to kenya lake victoria suffers from environmental pollution and overfishing modern fish farms coupled with efficient refrigeration technology may bring new jobs and new markets. this fish took took is arriving in nairobi with a delicacy that was never so freshly available here. it's brought a lot of tilapia four hundred kilometers from lake victoria. a new type of cooling books in the took trips cargo hold makes it possible. for what we had. used the back kind of baskets you could carry from time to get finished and then again we have to look at not be afraid we can be free and i guess i am a match for you only irrational because you want to get to the beach or maybe you're going to freak you out. leckie. the french to laugh here comes from these fish cages on lake victoria. five years ago just off the island an

fans, afg ha n finals, including venezuelan fans, afghan fans, finals, including venezuelan fans, afghanfansl fans. iam afghan fans, and algerian football fans. i am trying to see how many different countries from around the world i can meet fans from. there is definitely a celebratory atmosphere in moscow. when i walked here this morning, i saw some people with hangovers sleeping on park benches, so some people have been partying too hard. but that is not a bad thing, this is the world cup, after all. stay with us here on bbc news. i will be back in a few minutes' time with a business briefing. we will have plenty more on brexit and uk business reaction as those talks go ahead. back in a few moments. temperatures are set to soar once again on wednesday. i expect it will go over 30 degrees once more. we had temperatures already up to 31. i think the hottest place on wednesday will be scotland and northern ireland. here, it is not out of the question that we will hit 30 degrees mark, so what a scorcher on the way midweek. not everybody likes it, in fa ct, midweek. not everybody likes it, in f

what is the problem of venezuelans? i need hours to talk about that briefly, the justice system has ongoing investigations in spain and with regard to venezuelans, that have been stealing money from venezuela. who are responsible for the impoverishment of the venezuelan people and so, we are cooperating with them, portugal and the us. and we hope, and i'm not being ironic here. we hope to have the cooperation of venezuelan prosecutors and so, what are we talking about here as far as stealing money is concerned? i will just give you an example. i think that the declaration of the emergency situation in 2010, there were a series of contrasts with electric plants to generate electricity in venezuela. it has been a failure. many of the public businesses that awarded contracts or were awarded contracts for a different works are being sought after by the united states, by spain and by others. we still need to prosecute those people who actually corrupted those public servants and where took my people in the us, people in vene

we had a recent story about the venezuelan elections.were a lot of fake news stories around the venezuelan elections. you know that monitoring has cut staff and budgets. what have you lost and why? we did have to make some serious cuts over the last two years. we had a savings target to meet, and just like the rest of bbc news, monitoring was not exempt from that responsibility of having to find cheaper better ways of doing what we do. we looked very hard at what we did and we prioritised the areas where we have real strength. there would be a lot of distressing imagery uploaded, for example by jihadist fighters, how do your staff deal with monitoring that kind of stuff? that is a really good question. i'm glad you asked about it because it is incredibly important. you cannot control what you are monitoring and we have specific teams. we have a jihadist media team which is an exceptionally strong team and quite unique when you think about it. we have a team dedicated to following the output of some of the jihadist movements across the wo

for a venezuelan and that it took place in santiago de chile so that's of course because dudamel hasbeen at odds with the venezuelan government ever since he publicly criticized president do those violent repression our mass protests early last year those protests left over one hundred twenty people dead one of whom is an eighteen year old musician from the venezuelan national youth orchestra most unfortunately and after his criticism dudamel did not travel to venezuela for the official funeral of a body you repercussions and it's believed that he might even be facing arrest if he were to return to his country so this was really a very very important opportunity for him to pay his respects. a very special rehearsal with star director gustava duda mel. young musicians from chile and venezuela played together with professionals from vienna and los angeles. in memory of good amounts great mentor the conductor jose antonio braille who died in march. one that will remember i asked for a braille for a ferry full of life. is john for ever because he's seen every child that has the chance to

for a venezuelan but taking place in chile so the reason for that is because dudamel has been at oddswith the venezuelan government ever since he openly criticized president maduro violent repression of the mass protests that we saw taking place over several months at the beginning of last year those protests left at least one hundred twenty people dead one of whom actually was an eighteen year old member musician from the venezuelan national youth orchestra also that caused dudamel to become vocal at that point so after his criticisms he did not return to venezuela to attend a but he was official funeral. and it's actually believed that he might even face arrest if he were to return home so this was really a very. a very important chance and occasion for him to pay his respects. a very special rehearsal would start direct. mail. young musicians from chile and venezuela play together with professionals from vienna and los angeles. in memory of judah mel's great mentor the conductor jose antonio braille who died in march. one that will remember. for a fairy full of life. is just for ev

we are losing venezuelan output and a fair amount of iranian output as u.s.anctions kick in in november. these are key factors. alix: the other question, when we look at opec's spare capacity, a continues to grind lower. what do they do about the criticism, the more they pump, the more they take away from future production? >> that is a key point. when i was here last time, i think we spoke about the long dated prices, we talked about that in april. since then, we've had an increase in the long-term price of oil. i'm sure opec is looking at the carefully and thinking how to deal with the issue. next week, we could see a major capx announcement plan. the oil curve will be anchored around sanctions. alix: they enter the back of the curve at one price, and at the front end, it will do the vacillating. >> that is a great way to put it. i think they are going to look at structure and volatility and other metrics, and inventory, to get a complete picture of the market. opec has been focused on getting back to a five-year average, but in our view, looking at the cur

we are losing venezuelan output and a fair amount of iranian output as u.s.ctions kick in in november. these are key factors. alix: the other question, when we look at opec's spare capacity, a continues to grind lower. what do they do about the criticism, the more they pump, the more they take away from future production? >> that is a key point. when i was here last time, i think we spoke about the long dated prices, we talked about that in april. since then, we've had an increase in the long-term price of oil. i'm sure opec is looking at the carefully and thinking how to deal with the issue. next week, we could see a major capx announcement plan. the oil curve will be anchored around sanctions. alix: they enter the back of the curve at one price, and at the front end, it will do the vacillating. >> that is a great way to put it. i think they are going to look at structure and volatility and other metrics, and inventory, to get a complete picture of the market. opec has been focused on getting back to a five-year average, but in our view, looking at the curve

place shortly after what's likely to be a could be a contentious they threw summit in brussels venezuelan president has called u.s. vice president might pens a poisonous viper and vowed to defeat what he called washington's attempts to force him from power and is currently on a three nation tour of latin america seeking to boost regional pressure on venezuela following nicolas materials controversial reelection in may while in brazil mike pence met venezuelan refugees and expressed his support for them in contrast to his hardline stance on migrants from central america trying to enter the us it was president to do his response to his toll. every time the police in this viper mike pence opens his mouth i feel strong and clear of what the road is the road is ours it is venezuelan it is not the one mike pence points out to us not twenty poisonous snakes not twenty vipers like mike pence broken and defeated mike pence yes we have defeated you and we're going to defeat us wherever you travel. during his trip to brazil mike pence pledged his support to venezuela's economic refugees. back in our

you're going to one official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans have in colombia legally and illegally. returned to venezuela. visiting friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. like your store t.v. smarter with the g.w. bush wants to play what you want when you want to look to do it extraordinary. to a place you saw a large solar sun dome or a dot com smart t.v. . players play to. play. this is do you get the news coming to you live from berlin german chancellor angela merkel hailed an e.u. deal to stand the flow of life but will the stricture european asylum strategy be enough to satisfy her hardline interior minister unsafer job also on the program in sports the world coke reaches its crunch face in our case rand starts later today with hopeful.

economic cri some 80% of venezuelans are reported to live in proth poverty. now a u.n.eport accuses the government of hundreds of killings. >> there were raids conducted from poorbo neioods to arrest so-called criminals without a traditional warrants then there was the killing of young men who fit the profile, in some cases in th security forces would tamper with the scene so that the killings would have appeared to have occurred in a exchange of fire. >> at the t of the country, venezuela s huge oil reserves, the largest in the world. president mudaro accused of rule. >> it's been one year since our son was killed. we've been denied justice by theoffses of the public prosecutor. a no one wouldow us to identify the guard responsible for killing our spann. -- son. >> amid high ilation and severe shortages the report bys families search for food ins while protesters face the possibility of detentionan ill treatmentorchture. the venezuelan government has previously dismissed criticism and denied the problems exist. the office of the high commissioner for human rights is ca

the un accuses venezuelan security forces of carrying out hundreds of unjustified killings. opposition candidates are gaining ground in turkey ahead of sunday's election the pressure grip on power beyond the threat. and pumping up production of well top oil producers agree to increase output. first to the united states where the donald trump administration is continuing to come under fire for its treatment of migrant children despite saying it's ending the practice of separating them from their parents at the border it's two days since that announcement but there's still a lot of confusion about how government agencies will get an estimated eight hundred children back with their parents this fight as president trump says he's sticking with his zero tolerance policy alan fischer reports from washington. one mother the pain of separation over seven year old darwin was taken from me here at the border in arizona. we come from guatemala know after more than a month to finally win again she sued the government for some for tom and one look a lot like i started crying when i saw h

the venezuelan people deserve better than what the regime of nicolas maduro offers the member state to apply additional pressure on the media regime and clearly some in washington believe involvement in venezuela's internal affairs should go but much deeper into trying to explain. could it be that some hawks in washington are having second thoughts on how great their tactic of orchestrating regime change is i've got a couple of quotes from a us magazine for you of course no one wants to see a regression in which military coups to the norm certainly expecting a faction of the military to depose the current regime and restore democracy entails risk did worrying about the risks and side effects of regime change just outweigh the goals set by the folks in d.c. you wish look at what the piece is called elephants in the room it's time for a coup in venezuela this wasn't just from some reporter writing for the magazine the author is a man who advised george w. bush the president behind the of ghana's stand and iraq invasions a few more revolutions took place while he was sitting pretty in the

some estimates say 87% of venezuelans are now living in poverty.report accuses the security forces of hundreds of killings under the guise of a crackdown on crime. there are raids conducted in poor neighbourhoods to arrest so—called criminals without a judicial warrant, then there was the killing of young men who fit the profile, in some cases in their homes, and finally the security forces would tamper with the scene so that the killings would appear to have occurred in an exchange of fire. at the northern tip of south america, venezuela has huge oil reserves, the largest in the world. many believe the profits, though, are squandered, siphoned off by corruption. president nicolas maduro accused of increasingly authoritarian rule. juan pablo‘s family one of dozens who say they are unable to get justice after he was killed, shot by police, they say, demonstrating in the capital caracas last year. translation: it's been one year since our son was killed. we have been denied justice by the office of the public prosecutor. no one would allow us to iden

currently in colombia there are venezuelans legally crossing the border every month. when you can see venezuelans asking for money on buses in bogota, a lot of colombians are wary about. scarlet: investors seem to be pretty calm about this upcoming election giving the peso performance. to what extent do bigger issues like the migration crisis, the fiscal hole come into play at all here question mark cracks? latin economies, people are worried that populist goods take power. really, no one is worrying about columbia. even as moody's said this week, the way columbia is set up with it would continue to pursue market for new policies even if that happened. bloomberg's matt brisco. up next, we will stick in south america and talk argentina and the changes at the central bank. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm mark crumpton with first word news. on the sixth anniversary of the daca program, democrats accused republicans of length politics. uping they refused to come with a bipartisan solution for ensuring daca recipients can stay in the u.s. legally. to presidentponded trump who

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economy the venezuelan oil industry which appears to be in something close to free fall as far as the last outputs balancing the market is what opec tries to do and setting a price and setting an output is what they're trying to do at this ministerial meeting what they have is disagreements about how to do that in saudi arabia and russia want to see a gradual easing of the current restrictions restrictions which are put in place back in january twenty seventh seen due to continue all the way through to the end of this year but they want to see that finish early iran on the other hand is unhappy about that with those sanctions kicking in on iran they don't want to see the price reduce any that would be a double whammy for them so they're very keen for that not to happen they also see the not so hidden hand of the american president donald trump in all of this and in the meeting at the start of the meeting the iranian oil minister said that it's not for donald trump to tell opec how to behave so there are political issues there are geopolitical concerns and of course there's the men in

mike pence opens his mouth i feel stronger and clear of what the road is the road is ours it is venezuelan it is not the one mike pence points out to us not twenty poisonous snakes twenty vipers like mike pence broken and defeated mike pence yes we have defeated you and we're going to defeat you wherever you are wherever you travel. there are just three days left until mexico's presidential and parliamentary elections parties and candidates have drawn huge crowds looking for a better future and lucien human reports a political veteran is riding a wave of popular support in what many describe as turbulent times. he's been campaigning for the presidency for more than twelve years addressing every single one of mexico's nearly twenty five hundred winos a palette he has at least twice and his embrace manuel lopez overlord wrapped up the campaign for his third bit at the presidency it seems his perseverance is finally paying off. with polls giving the left wing populist a seemingly unbeatable lead he and his supporters say they already taste victory. or at the very much we will carry our propou

we're going to an official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already a bomb was returned to. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters. made for mines. entering the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with key players on the ground in the sense isn't. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for facts the conflicts. conflict zone with tim sebastian. d.w.i. . crimes first against humanity. civilians become witness six of. their recorder which is travel around the globe just social media. but what is propaganda picture and what is fact digitally investigators combed through the flood of images they combine sources to try to break construct what happened and substantiate claims of crimes by saying this video recording of the soldier who shot the young man is on trial now st. paul

as the small round of applause died the venezuelan delegation insisted the u.s. was breaching the rules of the organization it was calling to action you do not have the moral authority of any kind of trying to undermine our government and we see that in the articles articles nineteen to twenty of the charter you are violating the charter the un charter and what are you seeking cause to suspend venezuela from the or yes or virtually redundant venezuela itself has said it's going to leave the organization and that two year process will end in next year but it's clear that while venezuela says it won't take any part in the formal gathering here in washington it won't allow what it perceives to be attacks to go unanswered . because men do want to new six year term as venezuela's president last month in an election which was widely criticized internationally but the u.s. position in venezuela is a big challenge to the us latin caribbean nations have always been reluctant to give the country it regards as a long term friend an ally but there is a sense that patience is

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you're going to want to fishel estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already. returned to. visiting friends i don't think i'll ever go back there to live where i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness news that matters to me. donald trump threatens more tariffs on china the threat escalates a tip for the time to trade drought with beijing over u.s. tariffs imposed on chinese goods meanwhile europe's growth engine keeps slowing fresh data shows the german economy is losing steam and german entrepreneurs are getting ready to leave turkey amid a declining economy. and all welcome to do business i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us so the stakes have gotten even higher beijing accused washington of blackmail and vowed retaliation after u.s. president donald trump threatened on monday to slap a ten percent levy on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports and the latest round of tit for tat exchanges in a rapidly escalating trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies but these f

haley lamb entered currenty as kusd human rights violationsna like, cube and venezuelan areub aject.erlan areub aject.er >> all if bowsegoes on to win in novemb she'll become the first mayor since 2002 it to whip back-to-back tes. voter turn yoit out yesterday was low, 18%. >> d.c. voters have approved initiative 77 and the ballot pped workers in theiming forti t strict. tipped workers are paid 3with with.33 an hour and tips. ofte push erpings under the initiative tipped workers would get gradual base baynd increase would have to make $15 an hour by year 2020 and many restaurant owners say me and drink price was go up to cover the wage hike. >>> all ght. a take a look at your screen. do you recognize this man. detengt acvities are try to identify a serialotel rainists this is composite sketch of the than place are investigators believe she l potefor raping at least six many housekeepers them used dna to link praipz to one man and haven't matched his dna with name n first of kind has a 15 year statute of inthe d limitations for first degree sexualbut d.c. lw louz u to indiet an unknown

venezuelans fled to nearby countries.year venezuela defaulted on a portion of his -- of its debt. chavez was elected president in 1998 and revolutionized venezuelan politics with u.s. rhetoric. he nationalized companies and their asset, reducing the country's capacity to produce anything but oil. maduro could no longer rely on oil imports, creating .idespread scarcity unpopular at home and increasingly isolated, maduro has held onto power despite not having a plan for turning the country around. restructuring, but keep -- it hasns been suggested that the u.s. and asia can the country's imports and hasten maduro's demise, but that would worsen the humanitarian crisis. to read more about venezuela, check out the bloomberg. caroline: time for our bloomberg exclusive. lazard ceo spoke with bloomberg in new york. we asked him what are the biggest risks to the u.s. economy. ken: short-term, the only real risk to the u.s. economy is overheating. that would be a surprisingly strong surge of inflation, which is probably unlikely.

describes the rule of law in the country as being virtually absent the report goes on to refuse venezuelan security forces of carrying out hundreds of questionable killings without being prosecuted. police in india say five human rights campaigners have been gang raped on the ducted at gunpoint women were staging street plays in the eastern state of jock counts to highlight people trafficking they were later freed and several suspects detained. so world cup day nine fan favorites iceland lost two nil to nigeria it's the super eagles that first go first aware that this world cup. hero is ahmed mussa school braces a first for me after a swift counterattack just after half time and emphatic voc. first or second time after a blistering ruck to freeze dry keeping his proteins poised and coolly finishing off the joy for nigeria i'm incredibly good news for argentina they of course lost that match to croatia three nil on thursday and they had chances to advance to the next round looks like a massive mistake by argentina's goalkeeper open the floodgates and allow them to break rebates to break the

new report and said the rule of law is virtually absent in the country the report alleges alleges venezuelan security forces carried out hundreds of questionable killings without being prosecuted. the fear coco who lost to sign language has died at the age of forty six in california the western lowland gorilla became the subject of press reports books and television shows after learning more than a thousand words in american sign language animal psychologist patty fattah soon began teaching koko as part of a stanford university project back in one thousand nine hundred seventy four. to an easier way a radical internees in cleric has been sentenced to death for loss to minding the string of deadly attacks across the country amman a buddha had him on is considered the defacto head of the so-called islamic state supporters in indonesia of the court ruling comes shortly after the country's parliament passed tougher antiterrorism laws. is seen as the ideological leader of. a loose knit group of militants sympathetic to the so-called islamic state on friday the judges handed down the guilty verdic

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the sole subjects of the white house or the brexit debates topics we had a recent story about the venezuelanthere were a lot of fake news stories around those elections. as you know, they have cut staff and budgets, what have you lost and white? we did have to make some very serious cuts white? we did have to make some very serious cuts over white? we did have to make some very serious cuts over the last two yea rs. serious cuts over the last two years. —— why. had a savings target to meet and just like the rest of bbc news, monitoring wasn't exempt from that responsibility of having to find cheaper, better ways of doing what we do. we look very hard at what we did and we prioritise the areas we have real strength. there would be a lot of distressing imagery uploaded, for example by a jihad as fighters, how do your staff deal with that? really good question as it is incredibly important. of course, you cannot as it is incredibly important. of course, you cannot control what you are monitoring and we have specific things, we have eight specialist tea m things, we have eight specialist team wh

vice president mike pence met with venezuelan migrants and announced ten million dollars in humanitarian assistance to the brazilian government for their continued role in accepting thousands of migrants we are with you. we stand with you and we will keep standing with you until democracy is restored in venezuela. on a free country tour of latin america the u.s. was president announced a similar commitment in ecuador this time two million dollars the last stop for mike pence was guatemala it's the home country of an estimated forty five percent of migrants trying to enter the southern border of the united states many being migrant children separated from their parents however assistance for migrants wasn't an offer instead a message to central american refugees considering migration to the u.s. if you want to come to the united states come legally or don't come at all. if someone tells you they can bring you or your children to america outside the law don't believe that randy capps of the center for migration policy says it's the conditions in the region's northern triangle solved or and

vice president mike pence met with venezuelan migrants and announced ten million dollars in humanitarian assistance to the brazilian government for their continued role in accepting thousands of migrants we are with you we stand with you and we will keep standing with you until democracy is restored in venezuela on a free country tour of latin america the u.s. was president announced a similar commitment in ecuador this time two million dollars the last stop for mike pence was guatemala it's the home country of an estimated forty five percent of migrants trying to enter the southern border of the united states many being migrant children separated from their parents however assistance for migrants wasn't an offer instead a message to central american refugees considering migration to the u.s. if you want to come to the united states come legally or don't come at all. if someone tells you they can bring you or your children to america outside the law don't believe them randy capps of the center for migration policy says it's the conditions in the region's northern triangle solved or and w

you're going to want to fishel estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia me doing and illegally.

they come and take you and drag you off to this venezuelan prison. what did you think was going on? them, little kids are waving and smiling. over there, i didn't know it was so dangerous. >> you didn't know there was anything to be worried about. they say you were possessing weapons. they say you're an american spy. any of that true? >> none of that is true. >> okay. you get dragged off to prison. how do you, mom and dad, find out that your child has been basically incarcerated in venezuela. how did you find out? >> we got a facebook message from one of my daughter's facebook messenger. it said 911, josh, thamy, taken to prison. >> and you thought -- >> there was an article. and at first, i was like, no way. we were just -- i was walking in friday night from work. walking in the door and i see it. i sat down and i told him. he comes over. my heart starts pounding a little bit. and you widen the picture and you can see all of his personal belongings. and i knew. neither one of them were responding to me. >> so, you guys are in prison. they take you there. how are they treating you?

the overhang is pretty much gone at the same time you have the big drop in the venezuelan output you have the sanctions coming up with iran. >> libya >> 450,000 per day cut at this point, or in jeopardy. they say they've taken back some ports, but other ones, the storage tanks may be damaged so there's a lot of moving parts. >> how significant, if today's decision goes ahead, if we see this production increase, how significant an impact could that have on the global economy >> well, it will cool things down a bit obviously the global economy works out better when you have prices that consumers can actually take on board and deal with i think it's fair to say that people think that anything over $80 a barrel is going to start hurting rather than helping global economies >> when you hear that phrase, as i have a lot over the last few moments about overheating, that's a legitimate concern? >> absolutely. >> one other question about american producers they're not represented in vienna, not getting a seat at the table, but mr. trump has been trying to essentially stamp his mark on this me

the venezuelan people deserve better than what the regime of nicolas maduro offers them a call on fellow member states to apply additional pressure on the media regime to expel the dictatorship from the organization of american states that suspension that suspension is that go into itself but it would show that yes backs up its words with action and it was sent a powerful signal to the material regime the oas must stand for freedom. some in the u.s. believe that america stands on venezuela every still not hard enough and they are trying to explain. could it be that some hawks in washington are having second thoughts on how great their tactic of orchestrating regime change is i've got a couple of quotes from a us magazine for you of course no one wants to see a regression in which military coups to the norm certainly expecting a faction of the military to depose the current regime and restore democracy entails risk did worrying about the risks and side effects of regime change just outweigh the goals set by the folks in d.c. you wish to look at what the pieces called elephants in the room

us we're here to discuss just that in caracas venezuela we have tomorrow adrian a member of the venezuelan national assembly and the country's first transgender person to be elected to office in denver colorado leslie harris she's a colorado state representative and is the first african-american candidate elected to the state legislature in the united kingdom simul pond he's a former member of parliament in the hall he's also the first openly gay politician to be elected. and in nairobi kenya b.c. i believe me he is a t.v. personality actor activist and executive director of the b.c. of the me founding. that's an organization that fights for the rights of algae between people in one theory i welcome to the stream all of you so good to have you here our community is really resonating with this topic on the topic is resonating with our community this is brian simms i want to start with a tweet here and he says on a positive note great way to start off the show there are more openly. people running for office than it any other time in u.s. history i think we are uniquely qualified to battle t

this morning we hear from the young american who was just released from a venezuelan prison. hear the horrifying story what life was like behind bars. warni. be wary of a poli >>>c 5:24 right now. new this morning, a warning for you, be wear of a police impersonator in contra costa county. several people reported getting calls from someone who claims to be an officer but the thing is he is not an officer. the scammers call their i.d. makes it look like he's calling from the police department and tells people to send him money or he'll arrest them. the real police say if you get that call, just hang up. >>> a terrifying crime in the north bay. police right there need your help finding that suspect. i want you to look at this picture right here. they released this sketch of a man they say chased down a teenage girl last month. a witness saw him saw her a but she was able to get away. >>> disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein will be in court today, aappear in a new york city courtroom to face criminal charges. it involves allegations made by former actress evans. the alleged w