and from venice with his neighbors he briefly traveled to several of them on a diplomatic tour raising concerns that he could be arrested upon his return to caracas but he was able to really enter the country as a free man thanks in part to foreign diplomats who met him at the airport. despite his diplomatic push he's failed to gain the support of the constituent assembly a branch of the legislature controlled by maduro socialist party. they recently voted to strip of parliamentary immunity which could pave the way for his arrest. has long called on the military to turn against mando and support his cause now the question is how many of them are ready to heed his call. what is happening in. latin america at the free university here in berlin it's going to have. on the show i want to ask you about this report this to just come across the u.s. secretary of state might compare saying that nicolas maduro was prepared this morning to leave the country an airplane was waiting for him to take him to cuba and he was going to do that until russia convinced him to stay. well i think this this re

well what we saw today was a venice on led movement that's what we've seen from the get go that's what we saw generally twenty third when the national assembly designated interim president i know and today we saw this in villains and the military your correspondent something said something very interesting and it's true what we saw today some presidents and you can't call this a coup d'etat because this is a civilian leading the charge to restore constitutional order and so when we say also all options are on the table it's because we need to understand that all sorts of pressures very important to reach the conclusion what we want is what divestment you want is a peaceful transition of power and that's what we're looking for right now and that's what's meant to be today none of the violent clashes or kurd from our side but mr work you have to admit though when you say that you're asking the military to restore constitutional order in the country you're asking the military you're asking the soldiers the generals to turn against nicolas maduro that in itself is going to be a source of f

he was born in venice 500 is ago and he thought big., a way of conveying urgency was to do things on a really coloss scale. jane: tintoretto was a pioneer in the new medium of old paint a on canva he used the human figure, usually muscular and drawn fr life, to drive his ,"rratives. in "the last supphe disciples are clearly shocked when jesus said one of them will thtray him. their actions telstory. tintoretto painted nine versionf he last supper. very different for the time in that they are quite casual, rustic. over here, we have what scholars believe is a portrait of his young daughter. down there, we've even got a cat. he was also prolific, running a workshop to churn out paintings to keep up with the huge number of commissions. this ione of the highlights o the exhibition, the "paradiso," and it is incredible to think it is almost 500 years old, because it is so modern, so vibrant. in fact, this 16-foot-long sketch was his calling card, and secured him the pri of painting the principal government building in venice. s wimany of tin

he was born in venice 500 years ago, and he really thought big.etto was a pioneer in the new medium of oil paint on canvas, and he used the human figure, usually muscular and drawn from life, to drive his narratives. in the last supper, the disciples are clearly shocked whenjesus says one of them will betray him. their actions tell the story. tintoretto painted at least nine versions of the last supper and they are very different for the time in that they are quite casual, rustic, they are full of movement. and over here we have what scholars believe is a portrait of his young daughter. and down there you've even got a cat. he was also prolific, running a workshop to churn out his paintings to keep up with the huge number of commissions. this is one of the highlights of the exhibition, the paradiso, and it's incredible to think that this is almost 500 years old, because it is so modern, so vibrant and just so... jammy. in fact, this 16 foot long sketch was his calling card and secured him the prize of painting the doge's palace, the principal gove

. >> i was on the venice boardwalk and as a woman without a skateboard it is a very intense place.ou have just a lot of cat calls and just it's not very comfortable. >> so tight. >> reporter: growing up, lucy osinski always felt empowered when she rode a skateboard, but she also felt alone. >> i just didn't feel supported in the same way that i wish i was. so i started skating with another girl. >> reporter: that one other girl turned into three other girls. >> i'm julia. >> reporter: including julia ama. >> those three other girls knew four other girls. and long story short they said how fun would it be if we got everybody together to skate at once? >> reporter: they ended up with nine women in the group, and they knew they needed a name. >> i thought of like an ice cream swirl. there's different colors and ages and types of people and they're just swirling together. and i just said girl swirl. >> reporter: at first they stayed in touch informally with text messages. but mariah marquez says they quickly outgrew that. >> we went to instagram and that kind of exploded overnight with

and this goes beyond venice well as borders according to the main protagonists the the government in caracas is accusing neighboring colombia of plotting the op rising after its leader call for the venice will an armed forces to bach but the defense minister says the army will not betray men during. one and quite been courting support from the united states a number of european nations since first making his move and that was in january time now the elections where the year before that and invoking the venice will and constitution he claim presenter all but stalled of election to cling to power since then immaterial governments face pressure not least from washington which accuse of meddling and if. a military intervention political analyst chris bambery thinks quite ok do whatever he wants because of his support from washington and from your . whole issue very as well is the loyalty of the army because the army is central to the maintenance of the existing would do rule regime there or why in the army there is a strength it's also weakness the interesting thing is the silence from.

breaking news this hour on our international venice will a self-proclaimed interim president. receives the backing of the us he calls for a military all pricing while the government saying it's putting down a coup ten. also ahead on the program the russian national jailed in the u.s. for working registered foreign agent has been fielding reporters' questions. explained how she was quizzed by investigations how she coped with solitary confinement. a u.s. army veteran turned alleged sympathizer is arrested in california for plotting attacks against christians and jews officials believe he was seeking revenge for the new zealand mosque shooting. your tuning in from right around the world this hour and a warm welcome to moscow and to our to international my names you know. we begin with breaking news on the program venice wheelus self-proclaimed interim leader of house call for a military operation describing it as a final phase right now just look at some live pictures from caracas there have been claims of shots fired. between the police supporters of. the interim president the

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in fourteen forty four florence went to war against both naples and venice. the talon cities had an insatiable appetite for conquest but they constant battles feel progress all had become a promoter of art. in the. war didn't just have negative effects and the renaissance it ensured that huge sums of money were mobilized to the conduct of the military contractors. they were often based in small cities or towns from where they waged the wars of the big players for big money. that meant well from florence milan naples venice and rome flowed into smaller places. if you go to italy and enjoy the beauty and diversity of these small towns you get an idea of what it meant back then to turn war and iron into gold and gold into art school. milan in four hundred eighty five you not ows employer was loaded because. the city state. you know to apply to work for him as a military engineer and maker of weapons only mentioning his painting and sculpture in passing that the vicar had great expansion plans was spreading himself. and so only another ended up building high tech

and a change of pace now as we glide through the canals of picture perfect venice in a gondola of course just descendants of the man who designed the original iconic canal boat a medical timeline teen continued to run his boat yard for decades until the sudden death of the craftsman great grandson now two women of the family want to leave the trauma team name to new splendor. this is the rolls royce of the venetian canals and must know is especially proud of his trombone team going below all the work is done by hand it floats in perfect balance and it's easy to steer. we've always strived to keep gondolas from the trauma team family firm in our possession i was happy that the elder in the family built one for me and i hope to use it for the rest of my life so i'll continue to have restoration work done on it . but the master gauntlet builder roberto tremont teen died unexpectedly last year and his workshop stood empty until now his daughters never build gondolas before but they're kinda carry on the tram one thousand tradition so they called him mateo and experience craftsman who worked

the government in caracas is calling people to stand with what it calls venice with those glorious armed forces are not to yield to provocation it's also accusing neighboring colombia of plotting the op rising one point those been courting support from the united states on a number of european nations since making his first move in january invoking the venice will and constitution he claimed president maduro all but stole the twenty eight thousand election to cling to power since then the merger of governments face pressure not least from the washington which it accuses of meddling in its affairs and plotting a military intervention let's cross live now to political analyst chris bambery chris good to have you on the program so there we heard of one quite always calling for a military operating he seems to think he's got the military i'm not sure the majority or at least some of it on his side what do you think is change why has he come out all guns blazing this morning. while it see what he's gordie's doesn't seem to be a serious military coup under way in caracas or anywhere else i thi

video from late last night at we are right across the story will bring you any and all updates from venice will. not a u.s. army veteran has been arrested and charged in california over an alleged bomb plots according to the justice department a twenty six year old was planning a must occur on christians and jews killed and brings us more in this. federal officials have raised an indictment for an individual who has just arrested named mark stephen domingo now this is a u.s. army veteran who served in afghanistan is now charged with attempting to carry out a large scale terrorist attack as revenge for the incidents in new zealand the shootings in new zealand at the mosques that killed a number of individuals that apparently motivated mark stephen domingo to plan to carry out a terrorist attack in los angeles and take the lives of a score as possibly hundreds of individuals here is some of what the indictment says in online posts and in conversations with an f.b.i. source to express support for violent jihad a desire to seek retribution for attacks against muslims and the willingness to bec

on venice claim as political crisis plays out in the country's embassy in washington d.c. activists supporting embattled president nicolas maduro state assistant to keep diplomats loyal to opposition leader one border town. a man you could mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. at least fifteen people including six children are dead after sri lankan police raided a suspected is the next height out the country's been scrambling to crack down on extremist militants since the bombings that killed more than two hundred fifty people on easter sunday security forces have carried out rates across the country since then. another bomb blast in sri lanka this time the victims suspected militants blew themselves up as special forces closed down on their safe house residents say this densely populated neighborhood was the scene of an intense gun battle left several dade a young girl and a woman who were poodle live from the rubble. to look if they could probably be their family members a mother and daughter they were sent to the nearest hospital well actually they had already gained

by traitorous officers backed by the united states he said he counted on the total support of the venice walen people and the military high command. the calls venezuelan people is for calm for sensitivity there is nothing that will endanger our institutions or democracy in venezuela at this moment i the world is also divided the united states along with neighboring colombia and brazil has called on the venice walen people the military to support. russia has accused the opposition of provoking violence while spain in the united nations among others have called for both sides to exercise restraint the situation is unfolding as we speak we are also the united nations is also reaching out to the parties the secretary general urges all sides to exercise maximum or straight and he appeals to all stakeholders to avoid any violence and take immediate steps to restore calm. because my daughter support has been draining after years of rampant inflation high crime in food and medicine shortages millions of venezuelans have fled the country it is always defied his critics and held on this however is

this decided is the moment that the anger and discontent raging throughout venice wait is right to oust president nicolas maduro and his government he posted this video filmed outside like a law to air base in caracas in the early hours of the morning surrounded by troops who have joined his cause. the call is for everyone to come out into the streets at this moment and to back what we've built over the years we're now here in the streets not only with the international community and not only our citizens but now with the national on forces. he was joined by another opposition leader leopoldo lopez who was released from house arrest hours earlier and later was reported to have sought refuge in the chilean embassy in caracas. defend freedom and with tyranny everywhere on out on to the street. the reports of shooting between pro and anti government security forces then as they marched this. a national guard vehicle driving into protesters. to president nicolas maduro who is facing constant opposition since he took office in two thousand and thirteen called the move a small uprising by tra

also has some investment in oil fields chevre and is in venice rather exporting oil so. oil is oil is not the reason that is important geopolitically is it well that's what the mother will government always tells its before the war stats the u.s. wants to claim innocent as a colony because we have the largest oil reserves in the world so that's that has been always a part of it but it's a country that is of such as you can be located in the north of south america which is a region that's really a active on them drug trade issues you know coming from colombian other asian countries so there are other risk factors apart from all the major reason what about the role of the european union in this i mean we haven't heard much there was a report that the european union now saying you know we want the most moderation in this you know keep call other than that we haven't heard. much from the e.u. can the e.u. do anything right now well actually or the information that i've heard mostly from the side of the german government is that they're basically interested in the fate of the

no i didn't lose a colossal has been tracking events in venice where you are welcome but if you can see right now at least online there's one image one video that is really resonating with everyone that's watching these events unfold in venezuela it's showing at least one instance of brutality against the protesters this is it just a warning it may be disturbing for some viewers these are clearly pro-government military tanks you can see them driving through the crowd of of protesters there actively really it seems aiming and for these protesters trying to inflict some damage you can tell from the video at least one protester is seriously injured by this now this is outside of that air base where i had made that announcement early this morning really just shocking footage and you know we had seen brutal violence against these protesters before that had mostly been a year to three years ago since we. started having these rallies around the country the been much more peaceful so it is shocking to see those images we don't know of course how events one fall today but that's images certainl

national security advisor john bolton has since tweeted to appeal to the venice will an armed forces to support glide oh no he's not alone secretary of state mike pompei it was said the u.s. government gives its support to quote the quest for freedom one guy had always been courting support from the united states on a number of european nations since making his first move in january invoking the venice will in constitution he claimed president maduro all but stole the twentieth in the election to cling to power since then than the general government's face pressure not least from washington which it accuses of meddling in its affairs on plotting a military intervention. or happy to say joining us live on the program in our francisco domingo is head of latin american studies at middlesex university in the u.k. and friend of the program one why don't francisco is calling quite clearly for a military operation he did it we're confident he did it in the video address that went out early in the morning as venezuela basically was waking up why does he think he's got the military on his sid

reporter: they scanned the original wedding at caneand the facsimile was hang in the original spot in venice know the one in the louver is more arranoriginal. but the experience in venice is more authentic. >> reporter: considering a copy more authentic is a provocative point of view. >> i would go to a dinner party in london and i would say, i'm making a facsimile of the tomb and everybody would go, how ible. it's a touch of prejudice so many people hold. >> reporter: we recoil at forgeries. >> a fake is intentionally deceitful. there's no deceit. everything is declared it's a facsimi facsimile. and it's not trying to replace the original. it's trying to support the original. >> reporter: they make only one facsimi facsimile. all of the scanned data belongs to the institution caring for the object. they train the local people to do the scanning and see their work as crucial to the preservation of tombs of egyptian pharaohs. >> that was built to last for eternity but never to be visited. cathedrals were built to be visited. museums were built to be visited. tombs were not. >> reporter: repli

win since matched a twenty one on friday ellsberg took the lead in their matches leverkusen but the venice just then took control with kevin following getting the equaliser they scored three more after the break. with the pick of the bunch with this absolutely fabulous shot. in the end neighbor who has made it look easy as the match finished for one. on sunday vosburgh and hoffenheim bind will be taking on number in the very top. let's look at the table with two games left to go and surprise surprise by an hour at the top of the game in hand that could read four points come sunday with goldman's title hopes well and truly dashed and expect more movement with hoffenheim and balls but clashing on sunday there is no positional changes in the bottom half of the table but this is where the action is from freiburg and outs where they could save themselves next week salkin stick got they have to wait it out while they're in back and they are as good as gone. now it's time for the bonus to get play of the day as voted by you our view follows on twitter you know when it was seventy one percent of t

from a number of the immediate buildings, residents of the myrtle street flats, resident of 1,000 venice across the street. i want to highlight that we practically reached out to open house last year, because we wanted to go into an agreement to contribute towards their expansion campaign for the low income senior, lgbt cute facility that is currently being completed at 75 laguna. we are completing that expansion capital campaign. >> could you repeat the address, please. >> seventy-five laguna. >> thank you. >> i am personally very excited about this commitment. we see this as the beginning of a long-term relationship with open house, and when i'm excited to be very involved with. finally, i wanted to highlight that from a policy perspective, san francisco has a policy of increasing a facility around the city. it is extremely difficult to find sights that make this work. you have to have a site of size to allow for the number of units , and make it feasible, as well as the services that are provided. it has been over 15 years since most of the projects in the assisted-living space have b

was with those words one by doeth rust himself into the center of venice with his political spotlight pressuring much of the international community to pick sides. armando the thirty five year old leader of the country's national assembly claimed monday rose election in twenty eighteen was illegitimate and called for a fresh vote it was a demand ignored despite pressure from the e.u. the united states and some south american countries who recognize why does authority less than a month after why those announcement the u.s. and its allies sought to send aid into the country tempted to secure free passage for the trucks as much in the u.s. to stay out of venezuelan affairs several aid trucks were burned during the ensuing clashes the who exactly started the fire is still debated. why don't gain supporters inside venezuela by promising to leave his country out of the grips of hyperinflation but he still relied on support from the u.s. and from venice with his neighbors he briefly traveled to several of them on a diplomatic tour raising concerns that he could be arrested upon his return to

made a new set of sanctions against venice one of these years i around one hundred and fifty one mature officials are sanction let's hear what. mike pence has to say about the venezuelan situation at this moment the united states of america sanction venezuela stayed on oil companies paid a visit and today. we're taking action against a vital source for the material regimes wealth it is important to remark that also mature a call for marches to support his government today also nikolaus madeira said that this is another intervention and from the us and other mental ing in the business is a bonus while up the government of the bolivarian republic categorically rejects the latest us attack on the venezuelan oil industry and its economic sovereignty venezuela believes it's unacceptable cynical and criminal of donald trump's administration to take measures that violate international law as well as economic and commercial principles journalist paul dobson says that the latest sanctions he thinks won't actually make much difference. the latest round of sanctions sure what it will not have a gr

it started about a year ago on the bike path and side alleys of venice, california, the mecca of malea skateboard it is an intense place. you have a lot of cat calls and it's not very comfortable. >> reporter: growing up, lucy osinski felt empowered when she rode a skateboard but also felt alone. >> i was addicted to it but i didn't feel supported in the same way i wish i was, so i started skating with another girl. >> reporter: that one other girl turned into three other girls. including julia ama. >> long story short, how fun would it be if we got everybody together to skate at once? >> reporter: they ended up with nine women in the group, and they knew they needed a name. >> i felt like we were all an ice cream swirl, like there was different colors and ages and types of people and we were just swirling together, and i was just said girl swirl. >> reporter: at first, they stayed in touch informally with text messages. b but myriah marquez says they outgrew that. >> it exploded overnight with other girls stoked on it. >> reporter: there's almost 50,000 instagram follows. >> it blows

and the republic of venice known as latin. this affluent minority had a reputation for arrogance and a literal and were unpopular with the eastern romans. in only eleven seventy one riots broke out in paris the genovese course and. the emperor man who were the first accused the venetians of causing the trouble. the nation merchants were imprisoned and their possessions confiscated. and then is tried to defend its people to no avail. it was the start of a conflict that was to last for decades and ultimately end in disaster for constantinople. the conflict culminated in what history cools the full crusade. this wasn't a crusade against people of a different faith but a catholic war against also ducks christians. the crusaders laid siege to constantinople and on the night of the twelfth of april twelfth before broke through its defenses. for three days they plundered the city abusing raping and killing many of its residents. it's also all of the collapse of byzantium its defeat by the west during the fourth crusade and its subjug

there's a mission in the game in which you have to go to venice leyla the player and do a cyber attack on a hydroelectric plant in a slave to take down the hugo chavez government now that might sound fairly similar to what happened this year in twenty nineteen when that same hydro plant in the game was also attacked by a cyber attack and the power was out in venezuela and they tried to use that of course for the opposition to take power. this is bizarre. because in the. game they mention by name the hydro plant then at the same time in real life it's the same plant you can't overlook it then when you look at who the writers of this game on so for example the person who wrote black ops called duty black ops is actually the most popular video game of all time in history dave anthony he's an atlantic council fellow and if you know anything about the atlantic council of course you know they have pretty much the strongest ties possible to nato because they're the media arm of nato right and then there's stephen gaghan and now he actually has said in his path you consulted with the cia on mu

the fashionable architects in italy's competing city states particularly in venice milan florence and pisa became some of the top earners of the renaissance. no longer nameless as they had been in the middle ages they were celebrated and pampered elites. venetia noble men spend fortunes on palaces and the new style. architect antonio container designed and built the bridge of sighs one of the most photographed motifs in the world. this new style of building became popular outside italy the city will in syria is the most a piece of the late renaissance one hundred years earlier the sculptor and builder until an eastern man had built one of the most picturesque examples of italian renaissance village cern town hall in switzerland. the new style inspired by the buildings of the ancient world was characterized by symmetry and a clear system for the arrangement of columns arches and don't. architecture gardens and sculptures were designed as complete artistic ensembles the aim was to please the eye and please the people not praise god. in view simply medieval art was basically religious ar

socialist had been reeling venice since 1999.s hugo chavez until he died in 2013, since then, nicolas maduro. this current crisis are really only started back in january. nicolas maduro crisis are really only started back injanuary. nicolas maduro started a second presidential term at the start of the year but the opposition parties, the us, 30 other countries in the americas did not recognise the result. juan guaido went from a relatively unknown politician to becoming a central figure. relatively unknown politician to becoming a centralfigure. in january, mr guaido declared himself venice vila's interim president on the basis that that there is no legitimate president of it as we live. since then, the world has picked sides. as we said earlier, the us has been standing by the opposition. this morning, the secretary of state, mike pompeo, tweeted his backing: tu rkey‘s turkey's foreign minister has also weighed in, but at this time, in support of mr maduro. he tweeted that he is concerned: different views about lots of countries

and in italy venice is famous laffin each a theater dating from the late eighteenth century burned to the ground in one nine hundred ninety six and took eight years to rebuild now back and as beautiful as ever that finishes social media team sent words of encouragement to not to dumb tweeting we burned but we rose from the ashes stronger than before. and of course we'll be following the continuing story of not to them cathedral as it develops now the german artist lost a lot as a stein spent most of our life in sweden after fleeing the nazis in the late one nine hundred thirty s. although she did paint throughout her life she only really became well known when she was about eight years old first of all by london gallery in one thousand nine hundred seven and a few years later in her high not live in and it is here again that an exhibition is just open featuring figurative realism. what there's no such thing as dabbling in painting you either paint or you don't that was the categorical stance of lot of law a member of the berlin art scene in the late one nine hundred twenty s. born in

wasn't there with him right from the beginning and around forty nine to five to public and back from veniceto none with his brother christopher which is of course exactly the moment when you know the is beginning to work on the last day if that's true. then celerity o. must have been present as the great francisco of the last supper took shape on the refectory wall and since he was one of léonard those most talented pupils could he have been the one who painted the copy for the french chain in the archives of the château we find a key piece of evidence an inventory of all property including paintings from the fifteen forty s. one of these paintings is not a sin fact on twilight zone persona the film will say your feast up of the the beetle a lance supper on canvas with monumental figures which his grace had brought over from alone could this be our first hard piece of evidence of a live size copy of the last supper. with monumental figures. put this together with what we know that andreas alarie was in ngaio in fifteen zero nine and that pieces begin to fall into place. there is little doub

florida what we know of him is that he was from a family of artists we think he was probably what in venice in a period when you know out of his very first in line so he wasn't there with him right from the beginning and around forty nine to five in public and back from venice to milan with his brother christopher which is of course exactly the moment when the in a daze beginning to work on. if that's true then salerno must have been present as the great fresco of the last supper took shape on the refectory wall and since he was one of léonard those most talented pupils could he have been the one who painted the copy for the french king in the archives of the château we find a key piece of evidence an inventory of all property including printers from the fifteen forty one of these paintings is no sin fact on twilight zone persona the film will say your feet stop partly to be like a lance supper on canvas with monumental figures which is grace had brought over from alone. could this be our first hard piece of evidence of a live size copy of the last supper on gone past on ours with monumenta

the name comes from mythical caravans that would bring chinese silk to venice more than 1000 years ago and returned to china with european goods. century of the silk road would see a network linking china to europe and passing through central asian. maritime routes would link eastern africa and the mediterranean. 70 routes would pass through countries. china has invested in hundreds of projects, railroad lines, bridges, telecommunication networks and harbors for a total cost of $210 billion. exceedcice tag will likely $1 trillion. while the road is first and foremost a trade behemoth, it has a geopolitical dimension. an initiative and way for china to expand cultural and economic influence, which has led some to cry foul, saying it amounts to economic imperialism. inmore storm damage mozambique after a cyclone killed hundreds therere. made landfallh thursday. lockouts and fallen trees have been reported. homes were evacuated. killed when itre ripped through nearby islands. indigenous communities have been protesting in front of the congressional building. comes in the wake of the rise

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venice beach, california where i left weights. >> dana: look at the map. the scooter chairs.ou the rent the scooter. you don't have to pay $5 -- it's only $5 rather than taking uber or a taxi or lift. but can you believe how many there? the way they're ridden around. >> they're everywhere. that was the issue. i don't care about uber and lyft complaining. the taxis and car services loved you guys when you first showed up. but they leave them everywhere. in venice beach, they're everywhere. >> dana: so if you left your bike like that in the driveway when you were a kid -- >> well -- once. >> dana: right. you wouldn't do it again. that surprised me. also, people like -- i don't have it here but something about people falling, breaking wrists, breaking teeth. >> you see a scooter. still works. you have to have great balance. if you're coming out of happy hour, i wouldn't suggest hopping on a scooter. >> dana: they're powered though. >> and in the middle of the night -- i saw like a convertible mustang with about -- it was crazy. they drive them back to the original points. >> dan