. >>> in venezuela hundreds fought with police in caracas and are calling for the release of 200 demonstrators arrested in raids on camps. supporters say they'll stay on the streets until all protesters are free. >> thousands of that supporters are rallying on the outskirts of bangkok, angry at the dismissal of yingluck shinawatra. two grenades were fired at anti-government rallies, two were injured. >> the final face of india's 5-week general election is drawing to a close. voter turn out has been high. there are tens of millions of people prevented from voting. we went to meet some of them. >> reporter: three generations

>> mientras todo esto ocurrÍa en caracas, en washington se hablaba de la situaciÓn venezolana, dijeron querÍan sancionar a participantes del gobierno venezolano responsables del ataque a protestantes. >> es momento de sancionar a quienes han violado derechos humanos en venezuela. >> las sanciones implican negarles el ingreso al paÍs congelar activos que tengan en en estados unidos. >> es inaceptable, cÓmo vamos a sancionar en rusia, y no en venezuela. >> el presidente maduro ha advertido que tomarÁ medidas si Éstas llegan a aplicarse. >> las autoridades en chicago le cayeron con todo el peso de la ley a decenas de negocios que ofrecÍan trÁmites migratorios sin estar habilitados para hacerlo. viviana tiene mÁs sobre este operativo. >> al descubierto quedaron 30 negocios de ofrecÍan trÁmites migratorios en la ciudad de chicago tras una investigaciÓn del departamento de protecciÓn al consumidor. >> en los casos mÁs extremos graves, las personas estaban dando consejo legal, estaban sobrecargando a las personas. >> un investigador se hizo pasar como diente en abril pasado, y le

visitaron caracas y los estados de carabobo, lara y miranda aunque tiene prohibida la entrada al paÍs. relata el caso de un joven herido en una pierna y luego sometido a descarga electricas e interrogatorios. >> una guardia nacional al ver la sangre que brotaba de su pierna le preguntÓ si le dolÍa la herida, le introdujo el dedo en la herida. >> anuncia la falta de juicios la impunidad para los responsables. >> el foro penal venezolano en caracas denunciÓ la detención de manifestantes en cÁrceles comunes. >> esto no puede ser esto es inhumano, no puede ser. esto no puede ser >> no hay cabida para la violencia dijo el departamento de estado. >> criminalizar lo que disiente no es aceptable lo vimos bastante en venezuela. vimos reportes de lo que le pasa a los que protestan. se pidiÓ la reacción al reporte de la fiscalÍa general de venezuela no obtuvo respuesta. >> se reconociÓ que durante las manifestantes ocurrieron abusos, que los estÁ investigando, pero se dice que aunque es un paso positivo no se cree que esta investigaciÓn sea rÁpida o imparcial en washington lourdes, u

the streets of caracas as police try to disperse protesters. areuse -- the youths demanding the release of hundreds of fellow students -- arrested earlier in the day. >> they were not doing anything wrong. they were sleeping when the police came. it is unacceptable that they do this when the constitution stage again protest peacefully. >> in a this -- in a surprise move, the lease dismantled and four protest camps in the capital and arrested more than 200. described as violent and intoxicated doug, -- thugs, the police spoke about the predawn raid. >> no one can think that with all of this equipment and the large quantities of alcohol consumed at these sites that all this belongs to peaceful and defenseless protesters. >> authorities say the protesters were using the camps as a base to make petrol bombs and carry out what they say are terrorist attacks. many of the demonstrators are students, angry at foreign prices and food shortages. a want the president to step down. -- they want the president to step down. about 3000 protesters have been ar

estados unidos sancionar al gobierno de venezuela por la posibles violaciones a derechos humanos, en caracas continÚa la violencia. la falta de mano de obra para las cosechas en los campos de los estados unidos obliga a subir los salarios. mÓnica conocida por su afer con el presidente. denuncia en un artÍculo que la casa blanca la convirtiÓ en victima de bullying cibernÉtica. un equipo nos muestra cÓmo se preparan las fuerzas afganas, retos. ♪ este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.. ♪ quÉ tal? buenas noches. representa la situaciÓn interna en venezuela un problema para la seguridad de estados unidos? dos senadores hispanos llevaron el tema hasta un comite del congreso. donde se hizo esta pregunta una alta funcionaria del gobierno. eso mientras las calles de venezuela son escenario de violencia tras un nuevo tras desmantelar campamentos. loundes nos habla de todo esto desde washington. >> al amanecer hoy caracas vio los escombros de 4 improvisados campamentos de opositores y la guardia bloqueando las calles. de madrugada desmantelaron los campament

this is one of the poorest neighborhoods in caracas. there are more than 1,000 slums like this all around the city. millions of people are living high in the mountains, but the quality of life is very low. no one in these areas has regular jobs, there is no running water. instead residents use containers to stock up from water trucks owned by private companies. >> this is not a problem of the international market. it's not because of falling oil prices or sales. it's a problem of the prime ministertive economic model the government has chosen. it must release the exchange rate. it has to negotiate with the private sector and understand that it's critical for the country's development. >> waiting in line for two packs of flour, i've never seen venezuela like this before. >> in a long battle with no end in sight. >> now time for all the sports. >> thank you very much. laura, world number one ralph nadal is on track to claim another french open. the spaniard is battling with a back injury, but it doesn't seem to be slowing him down, moving

desde caracas, francisco nos reporta sobre el despliegue militar. >> uso masivo de gases lacrimÓgenos, disparos indiscriminados, nuevos vehÍculos blindados, motocicletas, cientos de efectivos militares y policiales, con trajes antidisturbios son una muestra del armamento que ha desplegado gobierno para reprimir las protestas que sacuden el paÍs hace meses. no es una revoluciÓn pacÍfica pero armada solÍa decir hugo chÁvez quien emprendiÓ una compra de armas para justificar una supuesta invasiÓn estadounidense, parte de este armamento se usa para reprimir a sus propios ciudadanos. >> la represiÓn cuesta fortunas se ha gastado mÁs de represiÓn que en garantizar la seguridad de los ciudadanos. >> los nÚmeros son difÍciles de determinar no hay informaciÓn oficial, son compras de gobierno gobierno con fondos de la partida secreta que se cuenta en emisiones de dÓlares. >> es un monto que no tiene ningÚn lÍmite ni una cuantificaciÓn que podamos establecer. >> la mÁs reciente adquisiciÓn es el vehÍculo blindado de fabricaciÓn china, patrulla y combate protestas blindado s

thousands of government supporters gathered in caracas. more than celebrating may day, they came to support nicolas maduro who has been criticised for economic and security policies. >> we support nicolas maduro. he was named by chavez, and we support the beautiful revolution. let's go forward. >> others say they are faithful to the commander in chief. that's why they joined the march. >> i'm happy because by being here my commander is here with me. i give life to his thinking and legacy. i'll march for him today tomorrow and always. >> nicolas maduro told the crowds he will continue to fight for the project chavez left behind. >> translation: what the working class wants is a revolution. that's what i will give the people - revolution and more revolution. >> the government shuttled thousand to the capital for the demonstration that lasted more than seven hours. >> like government reporters, the opposition was not in a celebratory mood, using may day to continue to protest. >> they say there's no reason to celebrate. >> translation: if i d

. >> clashes between police and students in caracas, venezuela have left one dead and four injured. it began early thursday morning national guard troops rounded up hundreds of young anti-government protesters and dismantled their camps. demonstrators filled the streets of caracas following the raid -- and a police officer was shot to death. >>> for four years since the spring of 2010, migrants have been fleeing to europe. nick schifrin explains how migrants in rome feel forsaken by italy and the rest of europe. >> look at this street. look again. now consider, this is rome. in one of the world's great cities, in one the world's wealthiest countries, asylum seekers say their lives are worse here than in the country they fled. we don't have homes. we are homeless, jobless. everyone here is from eritrea. they left behind terrible violence looking for a better life. they didn't expect this. >> we don't have no real place to eat. it's not ordinary life. it's bad. >> his room is about 160 square feet. he shares it with 4 people. he's lived here for almost 5 years. ever since a harrowing

. >> ¿caracas es una de las posibles paradas? >> hemos ido a tocar y tenemos muchos fans por allÁ, y esperamos que cuando se dÉ esa posibilidad no haya ningÚn tipo de freno. >> los gobiernos van y vienen, pero las cosas, el cariÑo de la gente el lÍder de la oposiciÓn, no ha salido de la cÁrcel, y mientras tanto la economÍa ¿quÉ evidencia tienen? >> viajamos a venezuela, estuvimos en caracas, en miranda, de la fuerza pÚblica, de la guardia nacional bolivariana, de la guardia del pueblo y de la policÍa nacional y estatal, ademÁs de pandillas armadas, unos verdaderos delincuentes que portan armas y las exhiben y que tienen licencia para arrestar, para detener a cualquier persona, e inclusive para disparar a corta distancia. son responsables tambiÉn de crÍmenes y de violaciones a los derechos fundamentales con total colaboraciÓn y tolerancia de la fuerza pÚblica. >> ¿quÉ respuesta han tenido ustedes del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro? y despuÉs de este reporte, ¿crees que se van a aminorar las violaciones a los dere

. >> it happens in neighborhoods like this one on the outskirts of caracas. every afternoon, small children line up for free music lessons at a local branch of the system. raphael elster runs one. >> how old are they when you first get them? >> kindergarten, like two years old. >> two years old. >> yeah. learning music. >> two-year-olds start learning the basics: rhythm, and the language of music. by the time they're four, they're being taught how to play an instrument. by the time they're six- or seven-year-old veterans, they're playing in orchestras. >> a regular kid who will play in two or three years, we make it happen in three, four months. >> how do you do that? >> we work hard. and they love it. >> hard work is an understatement. every day after school, throughout venezuela, you can see kids practicing. 15,000 trained musicians work with them, but the system also uses gifted kids to teach other kids. on top of eight hours of schoolwork, it makes for a long day. [low tuba note] >> so a kid is here from 7:00 in the morning till 6:00 in the evening? >> 12

. >> los acusan de querer incend a incendiar caracas y esto serÁ en el mismo tribunal que suspendÓ o la audiencia de leopoldo lopez. >> fue devuelo a la carcel en a rabo verde. >> conversamos, lo vi muy recio y convencido de su verdad y f t fortaleza. >> tras la represiÓn jovenes han protestado en el este de la c i capital. unas 3 mil personas han sido t detenidas y las movilizaciones e en los ultiÚltimos tres meses. >> un equipo de 11 militares t esta en nigeria para apoyar en e el rescate ded las 300 niÑas c secuestradas en nigeria. otra docena llega la proxÓxim m semana para colaborar, aÚn no a hay planes de intervenciÓn ar d armada. >> la presiÓn mundial para sa a salvar a las niÑas aumenta. m h michelle obama puosteo: liberena nuestras chicas. ese es un tr trending topic mundial. como la joven que sovrevivio un ataque tambiÉn dse menciona. y ahora han hecho un ataque a un mall matando a unas 300 perso personas. en texas una ruta de la frontera ha sido tumba para cientos de n inmigrantes. vemos el proeceso para evitar la fosa comun. >> baajo las placas de descono i desco

el lÍder opositor leopoldo lÓpez comparecerÁ maÑana ante los tribunales del palacio de justicia de caracas, lÓpez que lleva mÁs de dos meses en prisÓn esta acusado de promover las protestas que intentan derrocar a maduro. >> el distrito escolar unificado de los angeles inauguraron la primera sucursal bancaria en el interior de una escuela en esa ciudad, una de la caracterÍstica es que todos los estudiantes -empleados son estudiantes de Último aÑo. >> ella responder a todas las preguntas, se siente muy responsable, ya que el hombre abrirÁ una cuenta de ahorro por primera vez, aunque ella tiene sÓlo 17 aÑos. >> no sabÍa que era estar con gente ejecutiva, y gracias a la experiencia ahora sÍ lo sÉ. >> lo hace entre clase y clase, como empleada en la sucursal de banco en su propia escuela. >> educar a los anillos, y - alumnos y tambiÉn trae educaciÓn financiera a la comunidad. >> es la primera escuela que lo hace en california, y el pago es en forma de beca para sus alumnos. >> tambiÉn tienen la posibilidad de tener un curso donde se les enseÑa el sistema bancario. >> el ahorro,

. >> i'm joined from caracas from al jazeera correspondent mariana sanchez. this report is tough on the government. has there been any official reaction? >> not yet, and we have been waiting throughout the day. we called the foreign ministry early and an official told us it was either the foreign minister or the president who would give a rehabilitation. i have to say that this government considers human rights watch an institution that is bias in favour of the opposition. how far, in the past few weeks president nicolas maduro has acknowledged there has been abuses perpetrated by the security forces, and he has said that all the abuses will be prosecuted. he also agreed with members of the countries union of south america, who are mediating in the dialogues between the opposition and the government, and agreed that they will create a human rights council, and this council, which will be led by the vice president, will be reviewing all the human rights violation cases. >> amnesty international came out with a similar report a few weeks ago. when we look at th

. >> a pesar de que las sanciones no son contra venezuela como paÍs, el gobierno de caracas ha reaccionado con indignaciÓn ante lo que considera una injerencia indebida. >> una cosa es la prepotencia, le vamos a quitar la vista, no voy a dormir, no voy a tener visa americana, les vamos a congelar las cuentas, cuÁles cuentas? >> falta la votaciÓn en el pleno que aÚn no se sabe cuÁndo sucederÁ. no se sabe cuÁndo sucederase a de - algunos se oponen a la adopciÓn de este tipo de medidas. la ley requiere que el departamento de estado sean quien redacte la lista de las sancionados. >> apoya usted la polÍtica de la casa blanca de no querer sancionar a funcionarios del gobierno venezolano por la violaciÓn a los derechos humanos? envÍen su respuesta con las etiquetas. estamos en twitter y facebook. el presidente barack obama defendiÓ hoy su polÍtica exterior y dijo de estados unidos es una naciÓn excepcional, durante con discurso en la academia militar el west point, el mandatario abogÓ por la diplomacia antes de iniciar nuevos conflictos y guerras, puntualizÓ que los mayores errore

una situaciÓn deplorable, agresiones, limitan los medios independientes que quedan en el paÍs, desde caracas francisco nos trae el panorama de lo que califican como el despliegue de la censura >> se trata en el Último incidente en cadena de censura una entrevista que la periodista realizÓ al premio nobel de literatura durante su Última visita al paÍs. no se trasmitiÓ en su totalidad. un video previo advirtiÓ que trabajarÍa en el medio solo si no era objeto de censura. >> desde que salÍ al aire dije que tenÍa un compromiso con ustedes, defender su derecho de estar informado. >> la censura ocurriÓ en la parte de la entrevista que no saliÓ al aire se referÍa a la situaciÓn venezolana como un material para escribir una novela. >> es una experiencia creo que hizo sufrir mÁs que gozar a los venozolanos. es un material rico para escribir. >> tomÓ mÁs terreno la censura de protesta en la calle. periodistas perseguidos por los cuerpos de seguridad que reprimen manifestaciones y por bandas armadas. los periodistas parecen constituir un objetivo principal con mÁs de cientos de agresion

este tour que haremos por toda latinoamÉrica por supuesto que nos gustarÍa estar en venezuela. >> ¿caracas es una de las posibles paradas? >> hemos ido a tocar y tenemos muchos fans por allÁ, y esperamos que cuando se dÉ esa posibilidad no haya ningÚn tipo de freno. >> los gobiernos van y vienen, pero las cosas, el cariÑo de la gente es una cosa que no... >> sÍ, eso va a perdurar siempre. >> ahora, estamos... no quiero entrar en algo asÍ muy cursi, pero estamos en el dÍa de las madres. yo recordaba hace poco a fer, el cantante de manÁ, muriÓ su madre, y Él le recordaba con mucha fuerza. ¿ustedes cÓmo la recuerdan, cada uno de ustedes, a las suyas? ¿quÉ les dejÓ? >> bueno, creo que... todas nuestras madres siguen vivas, afortunadamente, y bueno, tratamos de hablar con ellas siempre, son nuestras fans nÚmero uno. son las fans mÁs incondicionales... >> ¿les dicen la verdad, mauricio? >> mÁs o menos. no nos critican mucho, la verdad. >> [rÍen] >> ¿quÉ les dicen? >> no, o sea, bÁsicamente nos felicitan muchÍsimo y no hay tanta crÍtica, pero la verdad que estamos muy agr

dijo hoy que liberÓ a la mayorÍa de los 243 jÓvenes detenidos cuando acampaban en plazas y calles de caracas en protesta contra el rÉgimen de ese paÍs, durante una redada que fue criticada por las manifestaciones de los Últimos dos meses. las protestas han dejado 42 muertos, unos 800 heridos y casi 3000 detenidos. >> el tema de la marihuana comestible en colorado estÁ que echa humo. se han enfrascado en una batalla legal por la venta y empaque de la droga pues segÚn algunos investigadores el consumo de productos hecho con hierbas ha curado la vida de dos personas. >> la polÉmica se ha desatado en colorado. en imÁgenes, usted está viendo comestibles de marihuana. sus empaques son idÉnticos a los de cualquier golosina o dulce que se puede ver en cualquier tienda y entonces la confusiÓn sale a relucir. >> el problema es que ya que existen, la gente no puede saber la diferencia entre los dos. una que tiene marihuana y otra que no lo tiene. no sabes cuÁles son. >> la batalla buscando la forma de regular la venta y distribuciÓn y empaquetamiento de los comestibles estÁ caliente. a alg

estados unidos sancionar al gobierno de venezuela por la posibles violaciones a derechos humanos, en caracas continÚa la violencia. la falta de mano de obra para las cosechas en los campos de los estados unidos obliga a subir los salarios. mÓnica conocida por su afer con el presidente. denuncia en un artÍculo que la casa blanca la convirtiÓ en victima de bullying cibernÉtica. un equipo nos muestra cÓmo se

. >>> police in caracas used tear gas and rubber bullets to prevent a gathering of anti-government protesters. dozens of masked people confronted offices. students were marching to a restricted zone, where rallies band 40 were killed in protest against president nicolas maduro. >>> for years scientists warned about glaciers melting in the western antarctic. now it's melting at an unstoppable pace, having consequences in the coming decades. the lead author of the nasa study is eric. he made the discovery. >> we have been keeping a close eye on this part of antarctica and we've been able to look at historical data. we collected multiple lines of evidence. this area is falling apart, to see. there's no way to stop the retreat of the ice in this part of west antarctica. it will contribute a metre, three or four feet in the coming centuries, and it could force the rest of west antarctic to fall to sea as well. the calculations will have to be revised. they'll have to be revised upward. if you look at the most recent projection, the revision will push the projection to the upper end and beyond. if

who have been arrested on thursday when hundreds of police raided a total of four protest camps in caracas. >> the director of an ngo says lawyers and human rights groups haven't been alawed access to the if as -- allowed access to where they are held. families are frustrated by a lack of information. >> translation: they have not let us see them. they tell us they are okay. they don't give us information. >> chicago has a new tourist attraction offering a new view of the skyline. it's called the tilt. an observe deck allowing people a downward acknowledgele view of what's known as the windy -- angle view of the windy city, from the john hancock city. they look out a window 304 metres above the ground. >>> it was one of the lasting images of the bosnia war, sarajevo's sitting wall in flames. the landmark building has risen from the ashes. we have this report. >>> this man remembers the night when he and firefighters received word that the city hall was alike. the landmark building had turned into a firewallaby the time they came. >> translation: it was difficult and painful. it was late at

. >>> in venezuela hundreds fought with police in caracas and are calling for the release of 200 demonstrators arrested in raids on camps. supporters say they'll stay on the streets until all protesters are free. >> thousands of that supporters are rallying on the outskirts of bangkok, angry at the dismissal of yingluck shinawatra. two grenades were fired at anti-government rallies, two were injured. >> the final face of india's 5-week general election is drawing to a close. voter turn out has been high. there are tens of millions of people prevented from voting. we went to meet some of them. >> reporter: three generations of one family talking about the elections. most were able to vote. raj and his wife couldn't. >> you have a lot of emotions when you discuss politics in office, at home. at the end of the day you want to action on what you think. you want to work for a party with whom your ideology goes far. when it comes, you go and don't see your name in the list, and you feel frustrated, hopeless. >> iraqis voted in general elections, but no one can tell him why he was not on the role. he

cuts in the supplies are effecting many parts of caracas. one of three reservoirs is empty and has been shut off. on tuesday the environmental minister made the cuts official. >> we have a special plan to reduce hardship in people's homes. the reality is that this situation is a result of weather conditions beyond our control. >> many, though, claim the problem is years, not decades of inadequate maintenance, and a system that when fully operating falls short of demand. i don't know who is right. what i do know is that we are the ones suffering. what we need are solutions from the national and regional government and the city, whoever is responsible for this. >> the restriction of the water supply will add to the country's shortages of basic goods and can cost more profit on the street. the government hopes the rationing will end by mid-september. with increasingly unreliable seasons, many are left with little choice but to learn how to live without running water. >> mexican politicians have introduced several bills to legalize marijuana. if

police arrested several people in the capital caracas, and used tear gas to break up the crowds. the rally called for detained demonstrators to be free. protests continue in argentina. thousands of workers and opposition-led unions called on the president to fix the country's economy and high crime rates. daniel schweimler has more from buenos aires. >> reporter: this is a protest about many things in relation to the government of buenos aires - inflation, poverty - but specifically about rising crime, which is a major matter here in argentina, ahead of elections next year. we look at what happened in recent days - people angry, frustrated because of the system - it has let them down. the judiciary is overloaded, the police force corrupt or unable to deal with the situation, and the politicians are using the issue as a political tool. they are suffering a rising crime rate, hence an increasing number of marches. this by the opposition trade union, those that oppose the government, asking that the government, police and judiciary do anything to solve this major problem. >> the foo

. >>> in venezuela hundreds of anti-government protesters clash with police in the capital caracas. they are calling for the release of 200 demonstrators arrested in a raid on camps last week. supporters say they'll stay on the streets until all the protesters are freed. more than 40 have been killed in months of protests against nicolas maduro's socialist government. >> thousands of thai government supporters are rallying on the outscurds of bangkok -- outskirts of bangkok. two grenades were fired at anti-government rallies on saturday night, injuring two people. >> the korean language is changing. 70 years of operation between north and south is creating two distinct vocabularies. more than half of the world are different. we have more from seoul. >> reporter: this is a one-woman success story. a north korean detector, she's built up a restaurant promoting lost northern korean culture. if it has a separate cuisine, the same can be said of the language. when she studied in seoul, she understood only 30% of what was said. her recipes were different were her classmates. >> translatio

hundreds of anti-protesters fought with police in caracas, calling for the release of demonstrators. supporters say they'll stay on the streets until the protesters are freed. >> thousands of thai government supporters are rallying on the outskirts of bangkok, angry at the dismissal of yingluck shinawatra. on wednesday, two grenades were fired. two were injured. >> the african national congress has been declared the winner of the south african elections. it cements jacob zuma's presidency for another five years. we have this report from johannesburg. >>> the african national congress celebrates its fifth win. jacob zuma is upbeat. millions of south africans have given him the administration another chance. the president survives accusations of poor delivery of services. >> who can defeat us if you are with the people. who can? no one. those who are not with the people, the people are not going to vote for them. that's what has happened. that's why other parties of those who spoke so violently in parliament. they've been reduced. >>> the party has been voted into power as a party of g

venice was alright only have little faith in the commissioning ball in the stock market its cctv in caracas. the fifth china a us peace one has all been in the northwest china has been shocked way up to this region before i was co hosted by the chinese people association for peace and disarmament. the evening shopping association for friendship with foreign countries and the american friends service committee representatives of the four on discussed issues including the new development of the international strategic security major power relationship between china and the united states and china the us interactions in southeast asia. no search operations on the capsize south korean parents who will enter the twentieth day with the latest death toll rising to two hundred sixty two and forty people are still unaccounted for. one of the twenty seven divers were part of the surge operation on monday which was mainly focused on the symphony hall home of the race third level the search team estimates among the one hundred and eleven. the reason the ship there were sixty four wheels possible for pa

cientos de abogados y and cesar --cientos de abogados y lideres comunitarios se unieron a estudiantes en caracas hoy para pedir una aministia.. vo que beneficie a personas que han sido encarceladas por participar en protestas. --estos manifestantes llevaron pancartas haciendo un llamado a la justicia, a la libertad y el respeto a los derechos humanos. --las protestas en contra del gobierno comenzaron desde febrero donde por lo menos 42 personas han fallecido. blanca-vo --2 meses despues de asumir la presidencia de chile, michelle bachelet, esta peleando para legalizar el aborto. --chile es uno de los pocos paises del mundo que lo prohibe y la presidenta se enfrenta a duras criticas por plantear una ley. --una de las mas fuertes es procedente de la iglesia. --en chile, cada mes, 3 o 4 mujeres mueren por aborto. cesar-vo --desde china, obtuvimos este dramatico video donde se ve a un bebe de un aÑo colgando de una ventana y el momento donde un buen samaritano hace la atrapada de su vida cuando el infante cae en sus brazos desde un segundo piso. --al parecer el bebe, pudo haber estado buscando a su

injured in clashes between security forces and anti government protest is in the venezuelan capital caracas. they came amid anger at a series of my traits by police on camp set up by students and protested in security crime and chronic economic instability the previous might operation zone in the two hundred and fifty people arrested since the wave of protest again against president of the rose government three months ago paul than forty people have been killed. despite venezuela's oil reserves are shortages of basic goods and runaway inflation the government school protest is precious to want the state to do. the interior minister said there was evidence that comes to being used to fund act the display weapons and drugs allegedly seized the rates paid days off to human rights watch accused the security forces the beginning of the detaining and torturing protest this the third lap i know it. cole twenty six upset the base eurovision final with an oven off the second semi final in copenhagen. among those going by the wayside with the famous previous winners for now. but the role that greeted

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rhonda hundred and fifty miles protest is in constant security forces west of venezuela's capital caracas my place along with national guard troops fight to get some of the bullets in it and to try to disperse the demonstrators violent protests against the left wing government of nicholas with a roof but stop the puck and fed the right to file them and at least forty one live six hundred people have been injured in the bin over a hundred arrests. his twenty six miss boss lemon like no other next full with news of late in life must go out of the savings time and often break the law that is sometimes of washington's policy towards russia into the spotlight on a special program fee of what you mean the kingdom that evening we caught up in good times each way to go in feeling good. i was. the is you. tokyo speech this is japan's largest produce money. foodstuffs from every part of the country the selection wide distribution established in seventeen cents. then possible to bring all kinds of fruit to tokyo from the province the development of a very sophisticated and cultured the extensive ran

around one hundred and fifty masked protesters clashed with security forces west of venezuela's capital caracas riot police along with national guard troops fired tear gas rubber bullets in it and to disperse the demonstrators violent protests against the left wing government of nikos the door of her started in february and they have claimed at least forty one alliance with six hundred people injured and over a hundred address . the there have been anti fascist protesters in austria and greece over recent events in ukraine in athens hundreds marched on the e his office is outraged by the massacre good asset quality be an anti activists demonstrated against greece a phobia in east ukraine. the protest comes as foreign ministers gathered in the austrian capital on tuesday for a two day session of the committee of ministers of the council of europe. nearly two thousand brazilian families to spend the last few days off to find a site next to the stadium that will host the opening match of the upcoming fico will cost the peaceful city and is now in its third day. it's the latest in a long line of pr

security rces raided camps in caracas today. the camps were installed more than a month ago to protest rising crime, shortages, and inflation under the government of the current president. that is your latin american report for this thursday. coming up, the 2014 nfl draft gets underway tonight. here in new york, joe flacco's agent joe linda joins us next. ♪ >> be sure to check out the latest edition of bloomberg businessweek. it hits newsstands and your tablet today. you can read it on the go with our new businessweek app. and the nfl draft when he 14 kicks off tonight. here to walk us through it is joe linta, who represents 40 nfl players. he negotiated joe flacco's $120 million contract. line" and "bottom good to see you. what has your phone and like today? has your phone been glued to your hand? >> pretty much. lots of phone calls not so much for those guys that are in second or later rounds, but the media guys. it is exciting, because you are impacting these kids lives. i'm privileged to work with them. >> you mentioned th

police in venezuela taking at least 60 students protestors into covered in caracas, calling for the release of 200 arrested during a recent crackdown on anti-government protest camps. more than 40 people have been killed since february. protests are triggered by high inflation, rampant crime and food shortages. >> nearly 13 years after the attack on the world trade center, the new 9/11 museum is opening in new york. the museum tries to capture the panic, heartbreak and heroism of the tragedy. over the past decade, more than 12 million people have visited the footprints where the twin tours once stood. president obama will join victims' families, first responders for a dedication ceremony at ground zero. john, good morning. this museum cost $700 million to build. what was the experience like walking through this museum for you? >> this country tends to do museums along these lines pretty well and the verdict is now coming in from national newspapers and television outlets around the country. most people who have seen it like me seem to think that it is a very powerful and yet at the same tim

. >>> gunfire in caracas, tear gas fired. demonstrators are demanding the release of opposition activists some of whom have been detained since february. the protests were triggered by rising inflation, food shortages and high crime rate. >>> pro-government protesters in thailand warned of the possibility of civil war. the red shirt movement was demonstrating against the removal of prime minister ying where are from office. she -- yingluck shinawatra, from office. she was accused and has stood down. >>> the pope is butifying a former pope. two weeks after a double canonize ailings, pope francis has given cause to a miracle by another pope. beautification ceremony is set for october 19th. >>> the senate refused to consider a democratic proposal to raise the minimum wage to $10.10. courtney kealy has more from a march and pray in at new york city's riverside church. [ chanting ] >>> >>> the marching workers chanted their demands for a higher working wage in spanish and english. [ chants ] >> faith leaders joined filing into the

. >>> in venezuela, hundreds of anti-government protesters fought with police in caracas. they called for a release of 200 demonstrators, arrested in a raid on their camps. supporters say they'll stay on the streets until all the protesters are free. 40 people died against the president nicolas maduro's socialist government. >>> in brazil two taken hostage on a bus in rio de janeiro have been freed. a man armed with a knife took a woman passenger and a bus driver hostage. police negotiated with him for two hours before the captives were released unharmed. the man turned himself over to police and it was thought he was under the influence of drugs >>> let's get the sport news now >>> thank you. formula 1 first. in an hour's time the spanish grand prix gets under way in barcelona. lewis hamilton clinches poll ahead of nico ros berg. could the tensions between the drivers puncture their chances dash? >> reporter: lewis hamilton was fastest in friday's practice. on saturday he once again topped the timesheets. the britain was taken all the way by championship leader, and team-

we report from caracas. >> the president wants to protect the people's quality of life, and so he's raised the minimum wage and pensions by 30%. >> the increase will protect the workers from capitalism and their rights to employment stability. >> the government had already raised wages by 10% in january, and four times last year. it plans to continue increasing salaries throughout the year. >> it's very positive, because it's the first time the government has taken continuous measures in such a short period. previous governments only raise salaries when they remember to. >> now people will make the equivalent of $675 per month. >> a 30% increase sounds high, but the economy mainly works around the black market, so what people will be getting in the end is an extra $67 per month. >> many people say the wages increase makes no difference. >> it's a joke, like everything this government does. what food can you buy without money? >> the inflation rate the highest in the world, critics say the race is dangerous. >> this measure partially compensates the deterioration and ability to buy, but it'

moving on to other stories now, protesters clash with police in the streets of caracas on saturday. they demanded the release of 200 people detained in protest against the president. police used tear gas to disburse the crowd. >>> and less than a week after shinalack was ousted, they say installing an unelected leader could lead to civil war. >>> in south africa defense attorneys for oscar pistorius say they could wrap up their case as early as tuesday. kelly phelps was asked about the coming weeks. >> reporter: we're coming to the end of the defense's case. how much ground have they made? >> well, they struck at the heart of the murder case. they have relied on the evidence of the woman heard screaming and wound ballistics. and the defense have presented neighbor evidence suggesting that only a man was heard screaming from neighbors who were much closer than the state's neighbors and they have put together a well respected forensic expert to cast doubt on the state's interpretation, of the ball listics evidence. >> looking forward, we have three or four more days left of the defens

turning to venezuela, where a military operation conducted early morning raids on four encampments in caracas, arresting 343 protesters, taking place hours before gaoled opposition leader leopoldo lopez was set to appear in court to determine whether he would be tried or released. instead, when he arrived at the courthouse he was told the hearing was off and he was sent back to his cell at a military base. on thursday the u.s. senate's foreign relations committee held a hearing. roberta jacobson said imposing sanctions would harm negotiations between nicolas maduro, and the opposition. senator menendez was none too happy. >> how many people have to be tortured, arrested, fired upon before we say guess what, the process is not working chl joining us now is the executive director of the american decision of human rights watch, miguel vivanco. good of you to join us. he testified today. given that the white house is not top sanctions even though negotiations went no way, the crackdown on thursday on the protests, and the continued gaoling of political prisoners. senator menendez asks a good ques

. >>> demonstrators have been rallying in support of the government in caracas. some people blame the president for mishandling the situation. others, though, are willing to give him a chance. ♪ >> reporter: honoring the worker's right, dancing. thousands of government supporters gathered in the sentence of the capitol, but more than celebrating may day, they came to support the president who has been criticized for his economic and security policies. >> translator: we support maduro, because he was named by president chavez, and we support the beautiful resolution. let's go forward! >> reporter: supporters say they refrain faithful to their commander in chief, the late president chavez. >> translator: by being here, my commandinger is here with me. i give life to all of his thinking and his legacy. >> reporter: he told the huge crowd he will continue to fight for the project chavez left behind. >> translator: what the working class wants is a revolution. and that's what i will give the people. revolution and more revolution. >> reporter: the government shuttle

after soldiers arrested 243 people as it sought to break up antigovernment protest camps in the capital caracas. or than 40 people have been killed since the protests erupted in february. police in thailand have fired tear gas and water cannons at antigovernment protesters two days after prime minister yingluck shinawatra was ousted by a court. the court found the prime minister had violated the constitution by re-signing a top security official. the protesters want leadership transferred to an unelected people's counsel. a u.s. journalist who has reported from yemen or the past three years has been deported from the country. adam baron, who writes for mcclatchy and the christian science monitor, was deported a day after the united states closed its embassy in sanaa over security fears. weeted, "there's only one foreign to most officially left in yemen. that's me. just waiting for the soldiers to come knocking." the u.s. house of representatives has voted largely along party lines to form a select committee on the obama administration's handling of the 2012 attacks in benghazi, libya that kille

take ton court friday detained a day earlier in an operation to clear out four protest camps there in caracas. the united nations expressed concern about the raid, but venezuela's justice minister insists this raid was necessary to ensure public safety. >>> more now on our top story, the nearly 300 girls kidnapped and still missing right now in nigeria, where u.s. and british teams arrived in the capital city to help the government's search for these girls. our correspondent barbara starr that details. >> reporter: the names of the missing schoolgirls go up for all to see. >> there's no question we're race against a clock here. they've been gone for a long time. >> reporter: three week afrs the kidnapping of inping of more t girls, u.s. military on the ground joined by fbi and other personnel. the obama administration insists it's been pressing the nigerians to act. >> we had made repeated offers of assistance and it was only just this week when the nigerians accepted the offer of this coordination cell and within 48 hours people were moving. >> reporter: u.s. officials caution they are only