has led to violent street protests. yesterday the u.s. called president nicolas maduro a dictator and recognized an opposition leader as president. manuel bojorquez reports tonight from neighboring colombia. reporter: venezuela s military leaders pledged their support to president nicolas maduro today, a day after the u.s. recognized 35-year-old opposition leader juan guaido as venezuela s interim president. there is no doubt trump is trying to organize a coup d etat in the country, maduro said. today mike pompeo pledged $20 million in humanitarian aid to the new government. the tyranny of now defunct maduro regime has for far too long choked the country and its citizens. reporter: the streets and the capital caracas are quieter today after three days of deadly protests. at least 14 were killed in clashes with security forces according to a venezuelan human rights group. claudio smolansky is a journalist in caracas. people are not scared anymore because they are tir
crisis, personally using deceptive practice. only on cbs this morning, we ll hear from state attorney generals who s leading the lawsuit. also on cbs this morning, virgin group founder sir richard branson, under armor ceo kevin will be right here with a big surprise announcement. can t wait. but we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. we suffered significant loss at the hand of a senseless criminal doing a senseless crime. a deadly rampage unfolds in a florida bank. a suspected gunman is in custody. it s very shocking. devastating. after a standoff with pell lossy, president trump says he s going to postpone next week s state of the union address. nancy pell lossy doesn t want to hear the truth. president trump announces support for the country s open conversation leader. military options? we re not considering anything but all options are on the table. michael cohen postponing his testimony in the congr
supervisor safai. there s a few corrections. i never was a president of ortega. it was my school in the sunset, francis scott key, and a ten-year school volunteer, and i never was on the advisory board of the beacon, but most everything you said was accurate. and i am humbled, very humbled, to be in the company of the other honorees today, and i can hardly look at all my friends and family that have come to join me today, because i m afraid i m going to cry. thank you so much for coming, sharing this moment with me today. i would like to accept this honor in the name of my parents, antonio and carmen aguilar, who came here in the 1920s. my father came first to los angeles and then to san francisco, fortunately, so he could meet my mother. my mother came in the 20s also when her father died when she was 12, her mother had already passed when she was 2 years old. she came here to live with her siblings, who already had come to san francisco and were working and had homes here,
high. in 1974, and this is where a lot of her community advocacy began, she married her life partner, another person that i like to call a friend, al harris. and they moved to the lake view neighborhood of san francisco, where they raised four children and are proud grandparents of nine. she shares her birthday with baby julian born july 31st. let me start with this, mary is a proud member and graduate of coleman advocates. a lot of coleman advocate supporters in the house. in 1992 she worked with the community in the police station to rebuild trust at the height of the crack epidemic in the lake view and took back the broad randolph corridor with neighbors and the police department, and they identified and established one of the first substations in the neighborhood. she serves on the citizens advisory committee in the blue handle of the san francisco police department. she s a past president of jose ortega elementary school, where they advocated and won that school to be in
and small business to the ocean avenue commercial corridor, and what a transformation that has done, so kudos to all your hard work. as the director of the ocean avenue cbd, luis has helped business owners form businesses, support each other, and other community organizations and organizers serving district 11 and district 7. he s most proud of the legacy business program, stabilizing the av, faxing garage, and ocean hair design, so they can continue to serve district 11 and district 7 residents over in the omi and oceanview neighborhoods. it s important to luis to continue to serve his community in a way possible supporting local businesses and teaching his family that this type of community involvement is one of the most rewarding things you can do in life. he is currently learning mandarin and cantonese to better serve the businesses and residents served by the ocean avenue cbd. it s our honor to honor luis today. thank you, luis. [ applause ] thank you for your honor, b