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Swear himself in as interim president. but it fast turned sour. they've had this standoff outside the military airfield here for months. but this is the first time with an opposition leader claiming the presidency. all eyes were on the army and whether it, too, would rise up. it isn't a question of the standoff. it's about the military. they may be throwing stones at them here, but what they really need is for the army to switch sides. that didn't happen and the police teargas and motorcycle charges sent us fleeing down side streets. yes, yes, yes. some likely wounded although dozens reported ...

Leader guaido swear himself in as president. but it fast turned sour. they've had this standoff outside the military air field here for months. but this is the first time with an opposition leader claiming the presidency. all eyes were on the army and whether it, too, would rise up. the question really at the standoff is about the military's vote. they may be throwing stones here, but what they need is for the army to switch sides. that didn't happen. they throw tear gas down side streets. some, likely wounded, although dozens reported dead during the day. it was up here in the normandy loyal ...

Violent as it was. >> and tell us about the police presence there. i understand thousands of officers there on the streets and we're looking at this live image right now. tell us about the lineup there, how many officers and is there is a a sense that police are in psition ready for this? >> reporter: so country-wide, the number is 89,000 security forces that have been put out on to the streets of the country, 8,000 in the french capital alone. and more than perhaps the numbers, what we've been hearing from the authorities is that this change of tactic, they blocked one end of the champs-elyse...

Egg salad from lawson. need a beverage. in naha, you would be advised to avoid international avenue. unless you're homesick for fellow americans. head down the side streets, shuttered store fronts give way to packed izakayas. a few beers, somebody breaks out a shamisen, and the good times begin. people go out here and after pounding your fists and feet into hardened meat hooks and shitting out bone chips. you can drop by dojo bar. james' refuge where some of the island's most esteemed masters

Crossing this busy road, where the speed limit on this stretch is 45 miles per hour. a 2018 national survey of school bus drivers found that on a single day, nearly 84,000 vehicles passed their buses illegally. just today, in lee county, mississippi, another child struck and injured while getting on the bus. david, school officials announced they will be moving that bus stop, instead of stopping on this busy road, it will now wind its way through the side streets of this neighborhood. david? >> alex perez with us again tonight. alex, thank you. and we're learning more about who authorities b...