VANIER: Welcome back. What some describe as a new power grab is sparking outrage in Venezuela. A recently created constituent assembly has stripped the national assembly of its authority. This was the only institution controlled by the opposition and not by supporters of president Nicolas Maduro. This is happening as one of the biggest critics of Mr. Maduro flees the country. Former attorney general Luisa Ortega Diaz arrived in Colombia on Friday evening. She was kicked out of office after she vowed to open an investigation into fraud allegations surrounding a recent election. Hundreds of people are still missing after this week's deadly floods and mudslides in Sierra Leone. More than 460 people are confirmed dead, many already buried in mass graves. And that number is still expected to rise. The World Health Organization says Sierra Leone is also battling sever health challenges.</s>CHRISTIAN LINDMAN (PH), WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION: Flooding creates breeding grounds for mosquitoes and can cause and or most likely does cause an increase in malaria and other vector-borne diseases. Trauma is a major issue for those affected by the tragedy. Hundreds of lives have been lost and many families displaced. Psychosocial support will be critical to help people manage the grief and loss they suffered as a result.</s>VANIER: So thousands of people have been force to leave their homes. And more rain is expected in the coming days and that increases the threat of even more landslides.</s>VANIER: Coming up after the break, one of the marchers at that white nationalist rally in Virginia ended up taking off his clothes in the middle of the rally. Why? So he could blend in with counter protesters. Details after the break.
Crisis in Venezuela; Sierra Leone Disaster