and the second scenario is that there's a transition and initiated by the minister whalen's themselves. zoltan deaths. so a coup executed by the military but with the transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part. there be a coup in such a scenario would be the most successful one but as yet no such resolution is in sight and the struggle for power in venezuela except to continue. a spokesman for british prime minister theresa rice says that she will write to european council president donald tusk and outline a plan for delaying the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. but a day after the british house of commons speak of rolled out of the bags a deal negotiated by mrs my skepticism of the delay is growing in europe british labor is likely to formally request an extension to article fifty during a summit in brussels on thursday but the blocks six negotiator michel barnier is the latest public to european official to question the move. also of commons also voted in favor of an extension of dr phil fifty faryab. if prime minister may request such an extension before h

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part of his bid to gain support for latin american countries has called on venezuela whether it's whalen's to stage more demonstrations against president nicolas maduro in the coming days. the u.s. and south korea have decided to end their annual large scale military drills the two nations announced they were canceling the massive military exercises in an effort to support diplomacy aimed at resolving the north korean nuclear crisis north korea's always regarded the drills as preparation for a military invasion. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan to denounce racism the protesters say italy's right wing government is promoting racist policies including refusing to allow humanitarian ships that save migrants in the mediterranean to dock at italian poles. it's almost five years since the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight m h three seventy and relatives of those on board on gathering in kuala lumpur to commemorate the anniversary massive search if it's failed to locate the aircraft it disappeared with two hundred thirty nine people on board on its way from

brazil has been an extraordinary leader in supporting this witness whalen people's efforts to reclaim their democracy. along with united states, brazil was one of the first nations to interime venezuela's president, juan guaido. i also want to express our profound gratitude to president bolsonaro and all the brazilian people for their efforts to provide humanitarian aid. we also thank you for allowing to haveed states assistance and massive aid on the brazilian border. the brazilian people have been incredible. together, we could and have been really very happy to feed thousands and thousands of starving venezuelans. the venezuelan people have appreciated it, and if the maduro forces would step aside, it could be a truly great and successful humanitarian project. we call on members of the venezuelan military to end their support for maduro, who is really nothing more than a human puppet, and finally set their people free. brazil arestates and also united in support of the long-suffering people of cuba and nicaragua. socialismht hour of has arrived in our hemisphere, and hopefully, by

long standing economic problems during oil booms it tends to undermine other sectors of the venice whalen economy it also creates a pattern where because the government is largely funded through oil royalties and oil sales people are less demanding of accountability from their government so we have that long underline where we then have the political economy that child is built on top of that layer which incorporated many facets of the preexisting venezuelan oil economy but also changed the other aspects of the economic structure that scaled back private enterprise or increased the role of the state and later the role of the military in different aspects of the venezuelan economy. and that tended to create a conflict between productive sectors of the venezuelan economy and the state a conflict that was certainly active on both sides and so that is this the second layer that comes from the legacy of charice and then finally under mother would what we have seen is economic policy that is incompetent at best. so all of these negative trends which are exacerbated in two thousand and thirteen

land in ruins and the second scenario is that there's a transition and initiated by the minister whalen's themselves. that will result in deaths. going to sell a coup executed by the military but with a transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part other than the going to set up a once along with the king fish should there be a coup in such a scenario would be the most successful one. a scenario in which power doesn't all wind up with the military but with the government composed of the military and civilians by you. know the civil authorities that would be we don't know yet that the really sorry and the third scenario which i see as being the most likely one thing is a transition that's the result of an international military intervention in. that national. workers you want to. order to rethink your. people here. that. venezuela's fate no longer lies in the hands of venezuelans alone the outcome of this power struggle is still wide open. your major film player always said i want to perform my job as a journalist from the opposite side of the street. know that's

interests very important economic interests tensions over american aid deliveries intensified but as whalen president nicolas maduro has blocks the shipments from entering claiming they could be carrying weapons and international efforts to end the crisis have stalled with the u.n. security council rejecting draft resolutions from both russia and the us. by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield maduro and his cronies and prolong the suffering of the venezuelan people the time for a peaceful transition to democracy is now they're going to use them with us finally we have reached the culmination of the american worker straighted double standards show over venezuela washington and london have both again robson's due to regime changes they say you first of all create great humanitarian problems and then you call upon the whole world to solve them we look forward to genuinely free and fair elections. and to a government that reflects the will and aspirations of the venezuelan people. today's vote is an excellent example of where the veto rule is necessary

then is whalen migrants are at the mercy of fate if they don't and counter helpful colombians they risk being exploited and can only hope to someday be able to afford a place they can truly call home. to a child and a recent spate of high profile disappearance cases have attracted international attention being disappeared as people in china call it is a common practice dissidents are often held at secret detention facilities and usually only handed over to the judiciary system after a confession has been obtained. has met a human rights lawyer who disappeared for six months before he was jailed for subversion. to detention room is like a cooling chamber with a metal door escape from this room is impossible. thomas. was one of two hundred human rights lawyers chinese authorities rounded up in july two thousand and fifteen. everything inside is wrapped in soft material the walls the table it so you can't kill yourself. i didn't see daylight for half a year a bright light is on twenty four hours a day you don't know if it's day or night. it feels like you've been locked up in hell. you're

side as well the deputy chief negotiator sabine whalen said she'd spoken to the dutch prime minister mark rita who described the vote on wednesday evening to take no deal off the table a bit like the titanic voting to have the iceberg move out of its way it's not doesn't really mean anything apart from words we've also heard from the chief negotiator michel barnier he was speaking in bucharest and he said as it stood will certainly earlier on on thursday so wasn't sure what the goal of bragg's it was or what it what it intends to achieve. it is. it's a lose lose situation. if you can. get it straight to me. to prove to me the added value. for the long and short of it is that now if there's an extension to break that it's going to depend on the leaders of the e.u. twenty seven if it happens or not if not britain still out on the twenty ninth of this month i just care is it a professor of european law at the edge hill university told us to raise a maze influences now at what both. i think that we will go for an extension my sense is that it will be a longer extension to the more lettin

side as well the deputy chief negotiator sabine whalen said she'd spoken to the dutch prime minister mark rito who described the vote on wednesday evening to take no deal off the table a bit like the titanic voting to have the iceberg move out of its way it's not doesn't really mean anything apart from words we've also heard from the chief negotiator michel barnier he was speaking in bucharest and he said as it stood will certainly earlier on on thursday so wasn't sure what the goal of bragg's it was or what it what it intends to achieve. it is. it's a lose lose situation. if you can. get it straight to me. to prove to me the added value. of the long and short of it is that now if there's an extension to break that it's going to depend on the leaders of the e.u. twenty seven if it happens or not if not britain still out on the twenty ninth of this month francesca was there to a professor of european law at tel university tell us teresa mayes influence is now at rock bottom i think that we will go for an extension my sense is that it will be a longer extension to the more letting on r

into the second scenario is that there's a transition and initiated by the minister whalen's themselves. that will result in deaths. so a coup executed by the military but with a transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part of it on the upper echelon should there be a coup in such a scenario would be the most successful one but as yet no such resolution is in sight and the struggle for power in venezuela looks set to continue. and if you want to find out much more on this story stay tuned for a close up showdown on the border where did the view follows the venezuelan reporter there we just saw seize our bodies and his investigation that's coming up right after the news and now what makes you happy that's a good question to ask as it's the international day of happiness established by the un seven years ago we asked our correspondents around the world to find out what makes people happy for. their ship. to wake up every day next to her that's happiness for me. if you want me to reply as well a few days less work every week that will be happiness for me. but all

then is whalen migrants are at the mercy of fate if they don't encounter helpful colombians they risk being exploited and can only hope to someday be able to afford a place they can truly call home. you're watching the news there's still plenty more to come one of the world's fastest shrinking glaciers bucks the trend and begins advancing climate scientists give the news. and there were goals goods and glory in the women's champions league clash between rules work and . but who came out on top in a rerun of last season's final stay tuned to find out. first though isis budget carrier wow air has halted operations and canceled all flights after attempts to find a buyer failed wow specialize in low cost of connections between europe and north america with his space in the icelandic capital reykjavik while the airline's closure could deal a heavy blow to the country's booming tourist industry and meanwhile thousands of passengers are stranded on both sides of the atlantic. about four thousand passengers are stranded at well is various destinations after the company ceased operations and c

welcome back to the program the united states is ramping up pressure on venice whalen president nicolas maduro u.s. national security advisor john bolton sees that momentum is now on the side of opposition leader won quite zero. they have not sought to rest and the national assembly in the opposition and i think one reason for that is that maduro fears if he gave that order it would not be abated but i do think the momentum is on the side of the kaleido president maduro saying is the ongoing power cuts in venezuela are a result of cyber attacks in bali the united states adding that his government is working to solve the issue it comes as the opposition leader and self declared interim president mr one so yes he will call the state of national emergency over the power cuts he's also asked for outside intervention to end the political crisis in the country although quarter as more. street filings tough talk from the u.s. and now nationwide blackouts what a perfect time for the self-proclaimed president of venezuela to invite a foreign power to meddle in his own country. the solution is in

side as well the deputy chief negotiator sabine whalen said she'd spoken to the dutch prime minister mark rito who described the vote on wednesday evening to take no deal off the table a bit like the titanic voting to have the iceberg move out of its way it's not doesn't really mean anything apart from words we've also heard from the chief negotiator michel barnier he was speaking in bucharest and he said as it stood will certainly earlier on on thursday so wasn't sure what the goal of bragg's it was or what it what it intends to achieve. it is. it's a lose lose situation. should. be nobody. has been able to get it straight to me crucially did you. not even mr. the long and short of it is that now if there's an extension to break that it's going to depend on the leaders of the e.u. twenty seven if it happens or not if not britain still out on the twenty ninth of this month i just go visit a professor of european know at h.l. university taught us to read the maze influences now it's well bottom i think that we will go for an extension my sense is that it will be a longer extension to

and the second scenario is that there's a transition and initiated by the biggest whalen's themselves. in deaths. so a coup executed by the military but with a transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part. should there be a coup in such a scenario would be the most successful one. but as yet no such as a nation is in sight and the struggle for power in venezuela that set to continue. and there's more to see there you can watch the entire feature online on d.w. dot com we're on our you tube channel d w documentary. where you're watching t w news live from berlin still to come harnessing the animal kingdom amazing powers of regeneration we'll be taking a look at a new study that aims to discover how animals were able to recruit body parts and how this might one day benefit us humans. or the devastation caused by a cycle on the day after it tore through zimbabwe and mozambique five days ago is becoming clear in mozambique alone eighty four people have been confirmed dead though the government fears the death toll will rise from more than a thousand according to

. >> she says the fishing gear is still several years away and notes whalen tanglements were down last year. the new restrictions were a tough pill to swallow. they know there must be safe fisheries. >> there will be measures in future seasons and they will be tough, challenging but we are up for the challenge. >> endangering the whales and the sea turtles does not have to limit crab availability. it is slated to end early next year with long-term solutions to follow. fox 2 news. >>> coming up on ktvu news at 6:30. surfers told to get out of the water. the efforts to evacuate one of the bay area's treacherous surf spots after a man came face-to- face with a great white shark. >>> police chief in the south bay, banding together to call for changes to the county policy. the policy recommendations that were submitted today. and >>> in weather, a bit of a break in the rainfall for today. already, the clouds moving in. a few scattered showers and more showers as we head into your wednesday. we will have more on the forecast for tomorrow, coming up. >>> also ahead, it was supposed to be one

. >> this one here is grover whalen.itician in new york city during the 1930s. >> what kind of condition was he in when he arrived? >> i have his picture right here. unfortunately, he looks like he was squashed, you know, and maybe under something heavy for a long time. >> for faces like grover's that are severely dented of misshapen, the team uses this special humidification chamber to make the masks more pliable so they can be reshaped. oh, so he went in there for, like, a spa day? >> yeah. it's kind of a nerve-racking procedure because you're reshaping an object that's made of a lot of different types of materials. so you have your paper, you have your glue, your paint layer and your shellac layer. >> did they respond well? >> yes, they did. >> and how long did it take, start to finish? >> most of them took about 5 or 6 hours, however there were some more problematic ones that took over 10 hours. >> it takes 3 full years to bring the 69 characters back to life, one nose, ear and mustache at a time. back in hollywood m

was started fifteen years ago by the left leading government in the region by the former but it's whalen president the former brazilian president lula da silva at a time when almost all the governments in south america were on the central the center left or even all the way to the left this is basically falling apart as the political pendulum in the region has shifted dramatically to the right and so now critics are saying what they're really doing rather than fixing the natural order is to replace the left wing populism with the right wing populism and that this is not the way to go you have to have an institutional organization that can now live any kind of political shift in the region marian thank you very much our latin america editor lucien human there in santiago. now prosecutors in burundi of arrested and charged three schoolgirls the scribbling on the president's picture it's alleged they drew want to photograph of president of pierre and currencies a and are accused of insulting the head of state if convicted the girls will under the age of eighteen face up to five years in pri

let me ask you one other quick whalen, about paul michiganer. he was arrested in russia reportedly for espionage. he remains in prison and a extended his pretrial detention until may. just give me some sense -- we're very concerned he remains int prison and we'd like to know what you're doing to secure his international law and ultimately his release? muchpompeo: i can't say only reassure you that ambassador huntsman, our team on the ground, our team that travels and has communications governmentssian raises this issue consistently and is doing all it can to treat it with the highest priority. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary. brother. being here, you have incredible control. to leave three times for restroom breaks. i want to ask you some questions about israel and the golan heights. and i was wondering if you could on thete some further strategic implications that will have for the region and will it the peace for process. sec. pompeo: so, first of all, madeecision the president was one that we'd been working on for some ti