Stop . What shall ooh water there. Natasha, good morning. What are you hearing this morning . Within the hour, 16 ntsb investigators took off from washington, d. C. Theyre going to be looking at the plane thats still sitting in the water there and trying to document exactly what happened. The boeing 737 went do you think in the st. Johns river near air station jacksonville. The charter jet was coming in for a landing from a military base in guantanamo. In the cabin, a mixture of civilians and military personnel. Sheryl boardman,s attorney from chicago, was on the plan. As we went down, head a hard landi landing, the plane bounced screech, bounced more, listed to the right, and then it elevated to the left. And then it sort of swerved and then it came to a complete like a crash stop. Some people were treated at local hospitals and the bay. I hit my head on the plast intray that is in the seat in front of you. Im not issued, thankfully, just a little bump on the head. Borma flismt n said
GOP lawmakers lambasted the Biden administration for its decision over the weekend to open the door to oil imports from Venezuela, saying the move was hypocritical.
to flee the country to gain basic access to food and water. this has overwhelmed the regional countries to adequately address the urgent humanitarian needs. maduro s win has been widely rejected by the international community. he called the election seven months early and voter turnout was less than 50%. meanwhile, gaido was called, and allows the chair to declare new elections if the president is not fulfilling basic duties. they ve recognized him as interim president, but president maduro has support from russia, china, syria, iran. it s noteworthy that the countries still supporting maduro don t uphold democracy within their borders. and russia and china with the vetoes at the security council if they need to use them.
vote which requires nine of the 15 member states to vote in favor of it moving forward. they got exactly nine votes and discussions are underway right now. the trump administration has been pushing for the nations to support and recognize juan gaido after nichololas maduro won in t was labeled as a rigged election. and he has loyalists and suspended elections for governors, and consolidated his position, and millions have fled the country and there are wide spread riots. mike pompeo fired back saying the time to act is now. the former maduro regime has oppressed its people for years, forcing millions of venezuelans
we are following that extremely volatile situation in venezuela where u.s. diplomats in the capital of caracas are refusing to leave even after an order from dictator nicholas maduro. we re expected to hear from mike pompeo on this in about half an hour from now. because the u.s. no longer recognizes maduro as the leader of the country. they recognize 35-year-old opposition leader juan gaido. they say don t trust the gringos because they only want to take venezuela s gas and gold. the election was condemned as being not free or fair because his strongest opponents were barred from running. at the white house, president trump was asked about this u.s. intervention and what the next u.s. steps may be. administration officials told