A. Martinez

Some U.S.

lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say at least one of President Trump's attacks against a boat in the Caribbean Sea may have been a war crime.

For more, we now go to John Otis, who is covering the story from neighboring Colombia.

John, the U.N.

says these American strikes violate international law.

Some U.S.

lawmakers now have raised the issue of war crimes, but there is no declaration of war against Venezuela.

Now, President Trump has been warning airlines to steer clear of Venezuelan airspace.

What does that mean about a possible attack?

Now, John, while this is happening, President Trump then suddenly announced that he has plans to pardon a former Honduran president who is convicted of drug trafficking.

So why that?

Why now?

That's John Otis reporting from the Colombian capital of Bogota.

Thanks a lot, John.

Thanks.

A senior White House delegation hosted Ukrainian negotiators on Sunday, and more talks are expected when U.S.

envoy Steve Witkoff heads to Moscow later today.

And I'm Amy Martinez.

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