at the co-operative party conference in london coming up in the show venezuela's foreign minister tells us about this week's talks with arrays of maize government and attempts by washington and its corporate media to destroy the nation with the greatest was a of oil in the world and the queen of country music dolly parton in the studio in nashville talks to us about her new album i believe in you could help millions of british children learn to read after the closure of hundreds of my breweries amidst the western economic crisis plus hours after her government met with venezuelan officials and the leader of the opposition asked me what planet i was on and what we all know will punish me and his shadow chancellor on his planet venezuela tourism in a trice a survey of the u.k. labor party with the country deemed once by u.s. president jimmy carter to have the best electoral system in the world at this week's prime minister's questions golden some more coming up in today's going underground but first five years ago today nicolas maduro was named vice president of venezuela by one of the mo

back for venezuela we told mr duncan the truth about venezuela we have some material for him to study some issues that he has no knowledge about and we believe we can open good channels of communication with this government and with the government in the future of course arguably you can't blame him i mean he had some information from the british embassy in caracas but he gets information like the british public and the public in nature countries from the media are you saying that c.n.n. and b.b.c. the state when david media here are you saying that they're journalists don't understand your country because this stupid or because they are up again and more than the journalist the onus of this the shareholders of these companies they don't want venezuelan revolution to survive because we are threat ideological for it philosophical for it for the capitalist world for the neo liberal policies in the world so it's an aggression that integral aggression against our country and it has a media expression as well and we know it's different it's difficult to make the truth about venezuela get o

a days going underground but first five years ago today nicolas maduro was named vice president of venezuela by one of the most electorally successful politicians in the world who go chavez but during would succeed chavez as president of the nation with the world's largest known oil reserves elected in a landslide in twenty thirteen but could threats from nato nations change all that regional elections in venezuela tomorrow the u.s. response to stay improvements in everything from literacy to health since the dark days of us back to take this has been clear under obama and trump many options for that as well and by the way i'm not going to rule out a military option and here in britain venezuela is used by dres amaze ministers to attack police supporter of progressive movements around the world jeremy corbyn he said he still had mas bolivarian revolution recession as i say he's caracas. well joining me now is boris johnson's venezuelan counterpart or head. thanks so much for coming to our media hub more on media and how it manipulates opinion in a second why are you in london we have to say

venezuela wants only one thing: respect. the time of u.s. interference in the social and political life of latin america and the caribbean should be left behind. venezuela is the object of desire of ruling circles in washington for two reasons, our rich, the riches of our country. we have the largest proven reserves of oil in the world. we have growing reserves of natural gas. we are number eight in terms of gas reserves in the world. these reserves are growing. on top of oil, we are also exploring some gas deposits. now venezuela raised the flag of a new model of waking up the peoples on our continent. it's not just about trump because trump is reading his notes. he doesn't even know where venezuela is on the map. he doesn't even know where puerto rico is. he did not know that. he went the puerto rico and he came there during the tragedy and insulted them. these are our brothers. if you say to him, simone bolivar, he thinks that's a rocker, that's singer, he doesn't know what that is. he repeats what the pentagon writes for him. my voice wi

fernando: fue otro fraude electoral en venezuela, lo mismo que sigue pasando, esto ya es un juego de la dictadura de nicolÁs maduro. shaira: mÁs del 60% de los ciudadanos votaron en las elecciones. josÉ benavides se expresÓ al respecto. josÉ: el régimen venezolano utilizÓ toda su maquinaria polÍtica, econÓmica y de represiÓn en contra de los candidatos de la oposiciÓn. shaira: la situaciÓn económica y social en venezuela se encuentra decayendo, con lo cual influye que las proyecciones de las elecciones fueron lo contrario de los resultados. >> no veo una salida hasta que haya sangre en venezuela. shaira: de acuerdo a nicolÁs maduro, habrÁ elecciones presidenciales en 2018. se puede especular que muchos mÁs venezolanos continuarán saliendo del paÍs y buscando otras oportunidades en otros paÍses de latinoamÉrica y estados unidos. ♪ ♪ julio: el presidente trump continÚa defendiendo su posiciÓn respecto a la inmigraciÓn y sus prioridades, reiterando el llamado a la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. fernando: el presidente trump defendiÓ las prioridades migrat

is not succeeding in that sense of isolating venezuela internationally it may have isolated venezuela within the western world but it's not isolated either within latin america where venezuela still shares you know commercial relations and diplomatic relations even if some have been become more tense. present to get out of this world space walk free sixty project the first ever virtual reality video from outer space. the r c three sixty project created it with russia's space agency ross cosmos and the country's leading spacecraft producer and a gear went on show the russian museum of cosmonaut x. virtual reality glasses allow people to experience the true walk out of the international space station into the unknown russian cosmonauts as well as people who attended the event shared their thoughts on the project. i'm really happy that it was us russians who were the first ones to try this technology in outer space i'm also really excited to see it because i've been in outer space numerous times but no idea how it looks in virtual reality but i know for sure that it's a unique experience

aquellos no han tenido la dicha de ir a venezuela o de crecer allÁ. julio: artistas de la talla de eduardo betancur o el ballet pondrÁn en el escenario todo su repertorio para el disfrute de todos no solamente de venezuela sino toda la comunidad. >> siempre nos ha gustado incorporar danza, actrices, mÚsica, serÁ muy variado, tenemos danzas, mÚsicas, tenemos joropos. >julio: venezuela expression 2017 buscarÁ acoger la diversidad. >> no importa nuestra diferencia de opiniones nuestra etnia, nuestra diferencia de religiones, de hecho el evento, el tema principal del evento es la diversidad. es un momento para nosotros ser hermanos. [ aplausos ] julio: este evento se llevarÁ a cabo en el taller de arte. illia: muchas gracias julio. de cuatro aspectos de salud el cambio de hora de otoÑo puede tener consecuencias en nuestra salud. >> estamos pasando de la Época verano al invierno es decir que pronto estaremos cambiando la hora de nuestro reloj aunque se trata de trazar tan sÓlo una hora expertos en el campo de la salud indican que algunas personas

we gave it to perez of venezuela and a dictator improve. the legion of merit said they were strong, anti-communist, etc. the legion of merit cited them for perfecting u.s. oil investments. if you were to give a list of presidents to latin americans, i notice in the last c-span list of presidents, dwight eisenhower was number five and truman was number six. how truman is below eisenhower, i don't know. but if you ask latin americans to list u.s. presidents in order, people such as eisenhower, richard nixon, ronald reagan, would be near the very bottom. many of the democrats that would return to power, such as in venezuela and costa rica, simply loathe john foster dulles and to a certain extent president eisenhower. they perceive not only a distance, but alliance with the dictators in the name of anti-communism. >> my question is, do you think that during the truman administration, in retrospect, do you think they made a mistake in not giving more economic aid to latin america, and also would it have helped prevent a lot of the future problem

venezuela is becoming more and more isolated. another major airline has suspended flights into caracas. we'll be live in barcelona on the eve of possible declaration of catalan independence. this was the spanish government's message to the regional president earlier. translation: we have told him several times he was walking towards an abyss, i think he is now hanging from the abyss. at least 12 people have drowned and many more are missing after a boat carrying rohingya muslim refugees capsized while crossing a river from myanmar to bangladesh. and harvey weinstein, one of hollywood's best known producers, who has been sacked by his own company over sexual harassment allegations. we will hear from a reporter in los angeles who has been working on the story for years. yet more evidence of the pressure on venezuela. argentine airlines is suspending its weekly flight from buenos aires to caracas. airlines in colombia, chile, brazil and mexico have already stopped flying there. united airlines, delta, air canada and lufthansa also s

shaira: situaciÓn económica y social de venezuela se encuentra decayendo, con lo cual influye en las proyecciones de las elecciones fueron lo contrario de los resultados. >> no veo una salida hasta que haya sangre. shaira: habrÁ elecciones presidenciales en el 2018, lo cual seguirÁ definiendo el futuro de venezuela. julio:un juez asegurÓ que no retirarÁ los cargos de corrupciÓn que contra bob menÉndez. periodista: exsenador no ofreciÓ comentarios a salir de la corte donde enfrenta un juicio por corrupciÓn, luego de que un juez decidiera no dejarlos cargos. la fiscalÍa habÍa comentado que si el juez desestimaba los cargos haciendo eco a la decisiÓn de la corte suprema, crearÍa un peligroso precedente instando a hombres de negocio para polÍticos con favores con tal de lograr su objetivo. se le acusa de haber recibido vacaciones en repÚblica dominicana y francia, ademÁs de viajes a cambio de haberlo ayudado en una disputa financiera. pero la defensa hizo todo lo posible para demostrar que la relaciÓn entre el senador demÓcrata y el oftalmÓlogo es de una amistad segura.

andrea:si tanta fraude, desaparece como una opciÓn polÍtica venezuela. se espera que para los prÓximos dÍas, la juntas regionales procedan a juramentar a los candidatos que resultaron electos, tal como ha sido en procesos anteriores. asÍ es, una de las muestras o de las respuestas mÁs esperadas en estas horas, tras conocer el resultado, serÁ la decisiÓn que tomarÁ la dirigencia opositora luego de denunciar fraude en esta elecciÓn. a esta hora, en la sede del consejo nacional electoral, se encuentra una comisiÓn de representantes de la oposiciÓn venezolana encabezada por juan carlos candela, acompaÑado de rondÓn, para exigir la publicaciÓn de las actas. hay que reiterar, que la oposiciÓn venezolana ganÓ en estados fronterizos con colombia. fÉlix: muchas gracias.el editor de pornografÍa, estÁ ofreciendo hasta $10,000,000 por informaciÓn que lleve a un juicio polÍtico contra el presidente donald trump. asentÓ su propuesta en un anuncio de pÁgina entera del periÓdico the washington post. arantxa: el mayor brote de hepatitis se ha propa

both politically and economically they've helped the government in venezuela and they've at least shown sympathy for the situation that the government is going on with right now what's happening in venezuela with the opposition and the strife that we've heard of her in the past month so russia is standing strong and standing behind president and we know that just recently russia actually agreed to give six hundred thousand tons of wheat to venezuela we know that again economically speaking the issues there we've heard of bread lines etc you know that all kinds of bad things happening people not having the food that they need so russia is helping out there by giving wheat to venezuela and simply by standing by them politically in a time that this country is going through a lot of strife very true thank you so much i thought they were highlights coming at us from toronto thank you. for the past few decades campaigns against tobacco and cigarette manufacturers have gotten more aggressive as a result smoking rates are down which has been bad for business and now philip morris the world's bi

both politically and economically they've helped the government in venezuela and they've at least shown sympathy for the situation that the government is going on with right now what's happening in venezuela with the opposition and the strife that we've heard of her in the past month so russia is standing strong and standing behind president maduro we know that just recently russia actually agreed to give six hundred thousand tons of wheat to venezuela we know that again economically speaking the issues there we've heard of bread lines etc you know that all kinds of bad things happening people not having the food that they need so russia is helping out there by giving wheat to venezuela and simply by standing by them politically in a time that this country is going through a lot of strife very true thank you so much for the thought they are coming at us from toronto thank you. for the past few decades campaigns against tobacco and cigarette manufacturers have gotten more aggressive as a result smoking rates are down which has been bad for business and now philip morris the world's bigge

is not succeeding in that sense of isolating venezuela internationally it may have isolated venezuela within the western world but it's not isolated either within latin america where venezuela still shares you know commercial relations and diplomatic relations even if some have been become more tense. so the different next for you away from the news for a minute presenting it's out of this world space war three sixty portugal is news it's the first of virtual reality video from outer space check this out. of the r t three sixty project created alongside russian space agency rules cause most of the country's leading space cross producer will show at the russian museum of cosmonaut takes virtual reality glasses a lot of people experience what it would be like to walk out of the international space station pictures on the go into the big unknown russian cosmonauts and people attending the event should the thoughts of the project. i'm really happy that it was us russians who were the first ones to try this technology in outer space i'm also really excited to see it because i've been out s

cuba would no longer need venezuela for us and she needs right venezuela is head out for the us not happy at all ross nafta russian oil giant it's getting very cozy as you pointed out australia as we mentioned earlier what sort of vacuum are we dealing with right now . well you know as a you know as i mentioned you know you're there is that i gather that the russians are at for the time being filling the relationship cannot last forever because it's not the same you know terms of trade as with venice well i mean so you know obviously the goal for cuba is to you know find his own oil at some point so it does have the australian company known as melbourne they currently have a concession to drill on shore site which is somewhere just east of the resort town daryl but even if you know there's a significant find there. the belief is still that is there's even more significant potential find of oil off the north especially the northwest coast violent. i want to go back to something that you said last year with regard to donald trump president donald trump's tweets and his statements a ra

bajo mi administraciÓn hemos tomado acciones para defender a los pueblos de cuba y venezuela. recientemente nicolÁs maduro despotricaba contra trump. >> tÚ le dice simÓn bolÍvar y no sabes quiÉn es. mercedes:Éstas declaraciones se producen en el tiempo que se lleva a cabo una investigaciÓn sobre los denunciados ataques con dispositivos que afectaron a diplomÁticos estadounidenses y a sus familiares en cuba. este experto asegura que hay algo mÁs. >> hay pruebas, que no solamente fueron causadas por este equipo, sino como he comentado anteriormente. los mÉdicos han encontrado en los pacientes las personas que han caÍdo enfermas que estÁn demostrando sÍntomas. que no se pueden llevar a mÁquinas acÚsticas. mercedes: tampoco descarta que se vuelva a provocar sanciones a cuba. >> le han dado chance al gobierno cubano a reaccionar y por lo menos esperamos que el canciller bruno rodrÍguez cuando pidiÓ la cita que por lo menos iba a hablarle al secretario de estado. mercedes: se refiriÓ nicolÁs maduro y escribiÓ en twitter: nicolÁs maduro es mejor que regreses de l

still to come, the opposition fired up in venezuela as the election approaches. many struggling just to get basic needs. ♪ this next story will have you thinking twice before kissing that prime catch. one man saw a fish go straight into his mouth. thankfully this fish is larger than the one that attack a man. a man who jokingly referred to his catch as a postage stamp. size did not matter. he still wanted to catch his -- kisses catch. it jumped straight down his throat completely blocking his airway. >> i am shaken up by it really. you don't expect this. >> his friends noticed his panic and started to give him cpr. >> before i knew it he was joking. he got halfway done that. and collapse. >> thankfully paramedics were just finishing another job around the corner when they got the call. >> after 17 years of doing this job i have not seen anything like it. i have never seen it for a body like that. >> with small forceps it took six attempts to get the fish out. it did actually come out whole. once they got his heart going again he was rushed to the hospital. he i

venezuela ns are tuned into sunday's vote. it offers a chance to draw a line under the past, a step forward, not a return to violence. katy watson, bbc news in carabobo state. an angler who accidentally swallowed a fish he'd just caught has thanked the man who saved his life after he collapsed and stopped breathing. sam ouilliam was trying to celebrate his catch by kissing the dover sole. but it wriggled out of his hand and jumped into his throat. chi chi izundu reports. this dover sole, thankfully, isn't the one in question. sam ouilliam caught one 14 centimetres long, and, despite mocking from fellow fisherman, tried to give it a quick kiss. but the fish wriggled free, lodged itself in his throat, blocking his airway. sam collapsed and went into cardiac arrest, and his friends were forced to give him cpr. i'm just a bit shaken up by it all, really. you just don't expect it to happen. i mean, people do things like this all the time and you just don't expect it to happen to you. paramedics were called to help a man who'd swall

both politically and economically they've helped the government in venezuela and they've at least shown sympathy for the situation that the government is going on with right now what's happening in venezuela with the opposition and the strife that we've heard of her in the past month so russia is standing strong and standing behind president. we know that just recently russia actually agreed to give six hundred thousand tons of wheat to venezuela we know that again economically speaking the issues there we've heard of bread lines etc you know that all kinds of bad things happening people not having the food that they need so russia is helping out there by giving wheat to venezuela and simply by standing by them politically in a time that this country is going through a lot of strife very true thank you so much for the thought they are coming at us from toronto thank you. for the past few decades campaigns against tobacco and cigarette manufacturers have gotten more aggressive as a result smoking rates are down which has been bad for business and now philip morris the world's biggest tob

venezuela kurdish peshmerga forces. projected a warning from iraqi troops to withdraw from an area south of the disputed oil province of quetta cook the contested position controls access to an air base and oil fields in the region tensions been on the rise since kurds voted overwhelmingly for secession from iraq last month stratford reports from west of chemical two weeks ago these iraqi government forces were fighting eisel in this area now after their victory they are advancing towards kurdish peshmerga positions the vehicles you can see there in the distance are shia militia vehicles they have moved closer to that burn to that wall in the last few minutes the dust you can see on the horizon there the peshmerga are telling us are actually tanks they say there are least fifty tanks in that convoy the situation on this defensive position with the peshmerga is increasingly tense it was a similar situation to the southwest of this peshmerga position more shia militia and iraqi army that closed in the peshmerga say they w

both politically and economically they've helped the government in venezuela and they've at least shown sympathy for the situation that the government is going on with right now what's happening in venezuela with the opposition and the strife that we've heard of her in the past month so russia is standing strong and standing behind president maduro and we know that just recently russia actually agreed to give six hundred thousand tons of wheat to venezuela we know the again economically speaking the issues there we've heard of bread lines etc you know that all kinds of bad things happening people not having the food that they need so russia is helping out there by giving wheat to venezuela and simply by standing by them politically in a time that this country's going through a lot of strife very true thank you so much for the thought they are coming at us from toronto thank you. for the past few decades campaigns against tobacco and cigarette manufacturers have gotten more aggressive as a result smoking rates are down which has been bad for business and now philip morris the world's big

both politically and economically they've helped the government in venezuela and they've at least shown sympathy for the situation that the government is going on with right now what's happening in venezuela with the opposition and the strife that we've heard of her in the past month so russia is standing strong and standing behind president. we know that just recently russia actually agreed to give six hundred thousand tons of wheat to venezuela we know that again economically speaking the issues there we've heard of bread lines etc you know that all kinds of bad things happening people not having the food that they need so russia is helping out there by giving wheat to venezuela and simply by standing by them politically in a time that this country is going through a lot of strife very true thank you so much with update on the highlights coming at us from toronto thank you. for the past few decades campaigns against tobacco and cigarette manufacturers have gotten more aggressive as a result smoking rates are down which has been bad for business and now philip morris the world's bigges

at the co-operative party conference in london coming up in the show venezuela's foreign minister tells us about this week's talks with the resumes government and attempts by washington and its corporate media to destroy the nation with the greatest reserves of oil in the world and the queen of country music dolly parton in the studio in nashville talks to us about her new album i believe in you could help millions of british children learn to read after the closure of hundreds of my breweries amidst the western economic crisis plus hours after her government met with venezuelan officials the leader of the opposition asked me what money john was on and what we all know will punish me in his shadow chancellor on this planet venezuela tourism a trice of the u.k. labor party with the country deemed once by u.s. president jimmy carter to have the best electoral system in the world at this week's prime minister's questions golden some more coming up a days going underground but first five years ago today nicolas maduro was named vice president of venezuela by one of the most electorally succ

venezuela ns are tuned into sunday's vote. it offers a chance to draw a line under the past, a step forward, not a return to violence. katy watson, bbc news in carabobo state. now, for every fisherman, there is a story of the one that got away, but this time, it's a tale of getting too close for comfort. a man was kissing a dover sole in celebration of the catch, when the six—inch fish wriggled out of his hand and jumped into his mouth. he stopped breathing before being saved by paramedics. chi chi izundu reports. thankfully, this fish is larger than the one sam quilliam caught. at 1a centimetres, his friends had jokingly referred to his catch that night as a postage stamp. that's it, he is smiling, now. size didn't matter. sam still wanted to kiss his dover sole with pride. but the fish wasn't actually afford that kiss. the river free and jumped straight down sam's throat, completely blocking his airway. just a bit shaken up by it all, really. you just don't expect it to happen. i mean, people do things at this all the time

julio: el presidente de venezuela tras crÍticas y sanciones luego de las Últimas elecciones, invita a senadora visita al paÍsÑ -- paÍs. llega ayuda a puerto rico. encuestas aseguran que el presidente medina ha bajado. julio: los puertorriqueÑos siguen luchando dÍa a día, mientras el gobierno luchÓ polÍticamente, recibieron ayuda para la energÍa elÉctrica. reportera: este es uno de los varios de los generadores elÉctricos que llegaron a puerto rico, iluminarÁ por lo menos a tres en 2000 hogares, pero esto serÍa temporal, mientras se repara el sistema energÉtico de la isla que quedÓ literalmente en el suelo. se cumple un mes del paso del huracÁn "marÍa", y el 80% de la poblaciÓn sigue a oscuras. ingenieros de puerto rico en la embajada estadounidense inspeccionan alambrados, algunos permanecen en pie, pero la mayorÍa de los pueblos, los cables y postes aÚn obstruyen el paso, y este no es el Único problema que enfrentan. >> han perdido mucho personal. 2500 personas en los Últimos tres aÑos. reportera: ademÁs, no hay materiales, utilizan piezas recicladas que recup

at the co-operative party conference in london coming up in the show venezuela's foreign minister tells us about this week's talks with the resumes government and attempts by washington and its corporate media to destroy the nation with the greatest was a of oil in the world and the queen of country music dolly parton in the studio in nashville talks to us about her new album i believe in you could help millions of british children learn to read after the closure of hundreds of libraries amidst the whetstone economic crisis plus hours after her government met with venezuelan officials in the leader of the opposition asked me what planet i was on and what we all know what planet he and his shadow chancellor on his planet venezuela tourism a trice a city in the u.k. labor party with the country deemed once by u.s. president jimmy carter to have the best electoral system in the world at this week's prime minister's questions golden some more coming up in today's going underground but first five years ago today nicolas maduro was named vice president of venezuela by one of the most electora

cuba would no longer need venezuela for us and she needs right venezuela's head out for the us not happy at all ross nafta russian oil giant it's getting very cozy as you pointed out australia as we mentioned earlier what sort of a vacuum are we dealing with right now. well you know as a you know as i mentioned you know you're there is that i gather that the russians are for the time being filling the relationship cannot last forever because it's not the same you know terms of trade as with venice well i mean so you know obviously the goal for cuba is to you know find his own oil at some point so it does have the australian company known as melbourne they currently have a concession to drill on shore site which is somewhere just east of the resort town daryl but even if you know there's a significant find there. the belief is still that is there's even more significant potential find of oil off the north especially the northwest coast violent. i want to go back to something that you said last year with regard to donald trump president donald trump's tweets and his statements a rather exp

venezuela ns are tuned into sunday's vote. it offers a chance to draw a line under the past, a step forward, not a return to violence. katy watson, bbc news in carabobo state. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: as allegations mount against hollywood producer harvey weinstein, young women fear exploitation has become the price to pay for a career in the industry. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20 pound bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this cathol

cuba would no longer need venezuela for us and she needs right venezuela is head out for the us not happy at all ross nafta russian oil giant it's getting very cozy as you pointed out australia as we mentioned earlier what sort of a vacuum are we dealing with right now. well you know as a you know as i mentioned you know you're there is that i gather that the russians are at for the time being filling the relationship cannot last forever because it's not the same you know in terms of trade as with venice well i mean so you know obviously the goal for cuba is to you know find his own oil at some point so it does have the australian company known as melbourne they currently have a concession to drill on shore site which is somewhere just east of the resort town daryl but even if you know there's a significant find there. the belief is still that is there's even more significant potential find of oil off the north especially the northwest coast violent. i want to go back to something that you said last year with regard to donald trump president donald trump's tweets and his statements

cuba would no longer need venezuela for us and she needs right venezuela is head out for the us not happy at all ross nafta russian oil giant it's getting very cozy as you pointed out australia as we mentioned earlier what sort of a vacuum are we dealing with right now. well you know as a you know as i mentioned you know you there is that i gather that the russians are for the time being filling the relationship cannot last forever because it's not the same you know in terms of trade as with venice well i mean. you know obviously the goal for cuba is to you know find his own oil at some point so it does have the australian company known as melbourne they currently have a concession to drill on shore site which is somewhere just east of the resort town daryl but even if you know there's a significant find there the belief is still that is if there's even more significant potential find of oil off the north and especially the north west coast violent. i want to go back to something that you said last year with regard to donald trump president donald trump's tweets and his statements a

act going balancing on in venezuela. i think what is interesting about the regime is that these guys are a lot smarter than many of the investors give them credit for. they are learning how the system works. this is a balancing act and it is political and economical. >> this prioritizes paying back foreign debt. ?hy is that you have a humanitarian crisis on the ground. ?hy is it prioritizing that >> many venezuelans are invested in the bonds and that tends to happen. are paymentsthese for the petroleum companies. disrupting the cash flow that comes from oil would be pretty dangerous for the economy. is not in a good economic situation, there are times where the cash situation is not as bad as it was three or four months ago and, if the oil prices trend up a little bit, they could be in a better situation. ,he default, if it makes sense is short to medium term. if they could find a way to not pay him put it into the country without having the repercussions those securitized shares. getting into disruption, if they choose

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communism is the past freedom is the future. >> we also stand with the people love with his uele -- venezuela who we reject socialist oppression and call for the restoration of democracy for those citizens of venezuela. [applause] many understand why it is so important to defend our nation we what the guide given freedom to oppose the rule of law. our commitment has been the source of america's prosperity to made thus a beacon to the nations of the world. [applause] [applause] with that i would like to welcome a very special person who is doing a tremendous job as our secretary of labor, secretary augusta alex. alex, keep it up. thank you. [applause] >> mr. president, thank you. it is wonderful to be here in the white house celebrating hispanic heritage month with you, with the first lady and so many friends, colleagues and guests. growing up in miami, as a son of cuban immigrants, i saw firsthand the opportunity this nation offers. though my parents did not attend college, they worked incredibly hard to give me all those things they did not have. that is why i am here today. that is also a t

julio: la casa de venezuela realizÓ su evento anual. y en el sur de filadelfia se celebrÓ el tradicional dÍa de los muertos. julio:ayer se llevÓ a cabo un evento cultural y musical con asistencia de gran cantidad de pÚblico que disfruto de la gran variedad de artistas venezolanos en escenas. asÍ se expresaron algunos de estos artistas. venezuela express es una muestra de mucha mÚsica folclÓrica que con danzas hizo una velada donde obtuvo grandes reconocimientos. >> nosotros con todo nuestro amor por la mÚsica venezolana tratamos de siempre llevar lo mejor. >> un instrumento de cuerdas de una gran sonoridad interpretada por el maestro luis, llevaron al pÚblico a hinchar el corazÓn. >> encontrÉ de alguna manera el concepto de libertad. el concepto de libertad cuando tienes una herramienta lograda por ti misma. la mÚsica permite eso julio: momento especial fue el otorgamiento de una menciÓn para la profesora y artista por su contribuciÓn a la cultura. en medio de la crisis que vive venezuela, este espacio cultural tÍmido a t

still ahead on al-jazeera families desperate for food how are they being enticed to help venezuela's government at the ballot box plus find out why women in indian administered kashmir are being attacked for having long hair. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. hello the flooding that to happened for four or five days ago in vietnam has not subsided there's not very much rain since and is not much in the forecast to be tightly but it's a wet area and the next batch of wet weather is this circulation is tropical storms come out of the philippines is drifting slowly west woods but it's brought right it's enhanced the rain in taiwan and it will they do so down the eastern side of china through southern china and then eventually into vietnam probably by tuesday so flooding slowly subsiding getting worse it is just not a good time about this part of the world has the ready season slowly come south that means also of course the showers to the south are going to be quite as big as they were this is the massive white cloud it does certainly

venezuela. the film mogul harvey weinstein has been ousted from the organization which hands out the oscars the academy of motion picture arts and sciences says of a two thirds of his board has voted to reject him weinstein's accused of rape and sexual harassment by more than two dozen women including the actresses angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow and matheson reports. this could be one of the last times harvey weinstein will be seen in an oscars red carpet the academy as it's known which hands out the film industries highest award says it doesn't want him as a member anymore this is the first time i've seen them do something like this and it does set a precedent and i ask other questions about you know other members that have had scandals or different pains in their personal lives and things like roman polanski like no gibson like bill cosby none of them ever never came up but it did with harvey and there was tremendous pressure as his power in the movie business has grown weinstein has been

program and bring you all the latest from venezuela as the country votes in regional elections which could hand the opposition and not the victory of a president but their right. and wishing. that its residents fight back against the terrorists they say are ruining that beautiful city. we got more clout on right making its way towards the black sea it was the caspian sea some rather lively sliding in here as you can see just spilling out of northern turkey using a cross. and also we're looking at some very wet weather here as we go on through the next day the northeast of turkey also catching a little bit of that very heavy are right on the northern flank you see mabel even see some snow over the high ground for the south no sign of any snow here of course just pretty hot kuwait city getting up to thirty five degrees celsius of heart of snow across the arabian peninsula here in doha but have highs of around thirty eight degrees but i would probably get up to around thirty five celsius just want to shower down towards the fall south of but essentially i think it will be largely fine d

he called cuba -- i mean venezuela ruthless, socialist nation. that is some of what's been going on at a live event, the present did recognize 1 of 60 hispanic 60 hispanic recipient of the medal of honor. they will not be forgotten, the corner in las vegas has released the names of all 58 victims of sundays are events in las vegas. their lives cut short as you know by a madman. we are learning of the more selfless acts of heroism among the gunfire. i'm harris faulkner, let's go "outnumbered overtime" now. a 20-year-old fell into her high school sweethearts arms. a navy veteran haunted by the memories of war. a mechanic who held a stranger's hand as he passed away. some of the nearly 60 killed in the worst mass shooting in our nation's modern history. the carnage may have been worse if not for the quick thinking of ordinary citizens like the one we are about to show you who ran into the light line of fire. >> what do you got? >> do you need help? >> let's go. do we have any other wounded people? >> let's go. >> harris: six or seven people we are t

venezuela could be inching toward default. the country is late on $350 million of interest payments, and now it's government run oil paymentns a massive which is due on friday. all that to come. julie hyman is with us. we are halfway into the trading day. julie: we earlier saw all three major averages touch records, but the s&p and nasdaq have come down, a pause after this run we have seen for u.s. stocks, with each of the five sessions last week record-setting for the major averages. what's dragging them down today? you can probably guess from the nasdaq's underperformance, it is the big cap tech stocks. .he so-called fang -- fang's. there were some comments by the french finance minister about a tax on internet companies. it could just be a pullback after the recent gains we have seen from these companies. they are heavily weighted, so it has an effect. we are watching media companies. there was a story in "the washington post" that the government is going to be drastically cutting spending on advertising for healthcare.gov,

en caracas, venezuela, univisiÓn. fÉlix: natalie juÁrez desde univisiÓn deporte trae lo mÁs destacado de la jornada. amÉrica se impuso a atlas en juego amistoso. mÉxico debutÓ con empate en el mundial juvenil sub 17. natalie: gracias vamos con la informaciÓn deportiva. empezamos con un partido amistoso. las Águilas del amÉrica y el atlas se enfrentaron en el partido de la copa Águila. al minuto 36 manuel pÉrez anota de penal para la amÉrica que se adelanta 1 - 0. darwin quintero le da a silvio romero para el gol de la victoria del amÉrica. resultado final 2 - 1. mÉxico debutÓ en la copa del mundo sub 17 de la india. el tri enfrentÓ a irak y sorprenderÍan al adelantarse con gol de mohamed, que definiÓ ante cÉsar lÓpez. la segunda parte mÉxico llegarÍa a empatar con tanto de roberto de la rosa para el 1-1. honduras jugÓ su primer partido ante japÓn. el Único gol de la h fue obra de patrick palacios. ahora se preparan para enfrentar. que llegaban con recordÉ 0-4 y garantizar el triunfo de 27-22

. ♪ ♪ julio: en venezuela habrÁ elecciones este domingo, la democracia o la dictadura en juego. en puerto rico los enfermos en situaciÓn crÍtica, pero hay Ángeles al rescate. en la repÚblica dominicana la policÍa nacional investiga retiro de dinero, de un maestro antes de su muerte. ♪ julio: en puerto rico decenas de enfermos estÁn conectados a mÁquinas para su vivir. no hay servicio elÉctrico. unos bueno samaritano viajan a lugares para darles ayuda, verÓnica nos tiene la informaciÓn. verÓnica: una enfermedad que lo hace depender de un medicamento, pero tras el paso del huracÁn marÍa escasea en la isla. >> lo que pasÓ diego fue tan impresionante que hablamos de que en 6 horas el niÑo morÍa. estÁ en san sebastián, en la ciudad del pepino, y nadie, nadie lo podÍa ayudar. veronica: jorge se encargÓ de ayudarlo, en una hora consiguiÓ la forma de llevar al niÑo de ee.uu. desde allÍ su madre le agradece llamÁndolo el arcoiris en la tormenta. >> hola, jorge, estamos aquÍ, queremos darte las gracias por lo que has hecho por nosotros, por lo que hiciste por m�

wants regime change in venezuela the u.s. is now very clear about that many in media outlets here are very clear about that the u.s. congress has asked the defense department to draw up plans for a military attack against venezuela and so they're looking for any pretext they can find. to somehow overthrow the government and again any any. shortcomings they could find in the gubernatorial elections is just one one other pretext for such a move now i'm curious to know in your opinion why did the u.s. state department and the press call the october fifteenth vote fraudulent in how reliable is the voting system in venezuela. yeah well again they called it fraudulent even before the vote took place they were starting to call it fraudulent on saturday before the vote took place on sunday and again they did so because. they want regime change in venezuela meanwhile we know that from jimmy people like jimmy carter that venezuela has one of the best in the words of jimmy carter the very best election process sees in the world and i've

venezuela's opposition is projected to win a majority of governorships in sunday's regional elections polls opened two hours ago now but voter apathy a confusing ballots and a last minute decision to relocate more than two hundred voting centers could affect the turnout to reason is live for us in the capital caracas to raise a. well people have been coming near to vote for the past four hours we've been told the turnout is pretty low compared to previous elections where there were known lines of people waiting to have their. vision is already denouncing that polling stations around the country have not opened one of the voting machine been broken and that many people. will be mounting up the dollar menu doing everything possible. for the government. going on no major. coming in. late and international law. and order broken in the country. government boxes of subsidized food are being distributed among the more than one hundred sixty families living in this abandoned building. this is where we write people's names this woman got two boxes another only one we don't want to get confused

of the government is still regional elections but the outcome has faltered accusations of fraud from venezuela's opposition you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera witnesses up next to stay with us. china is holding what appears to be its most significant communist party congress in decades with president xi jinping keen to consolidate his power one of that mean for this country and indeed the rest of the world join me adrian brown for live coverage and analysis here on out here. you. see. here. they're. going to be. here for. you. can you see these. things. we're going to hear that down time yeah good yeah i will tell you something nine hundred young. i'm going to write your bus here in with you. about some of. you want to sing teams are slaughtered. anyway a woman but a whore don't you'll see some chanted on that's how you look at washington. and we can. come up and guess what. neal what us. because not i lease and i'm on you and you. to which i shine. her yeah like i'm one of. you know he was your love you know i will enjoy me if you're going to if you're quick i know how hard the