translation: the people of paraguay can fight against these rubber bullets.lled a dictator in this country. the bullets against paraguayans will soon be metal. the controversial bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers appeal for calm. greg dawson, bbc news. for more i am nowjoined by dr benjamin fernandez. he's a political analyst and former trustee of the constitution of paraguay. hejoins me on the line from asuncion. thank you forjoining us. what is the situation? there are a lot of people still in the street and many of them are robbing an attacking buildings surrounding the congress. the situation is almost chaos. people are very mad, because we have a very long tradition of dictatorship and paraguay. and people do not want any real action orany people do not want any real action or any possibility to have a president who has powerful more than five years, as we drafted in because tuition in 1982. you are saying that things are chaotic, with people ro

una concentracion de paracaidistas de toda america del sur tuvo lugar en paraguay.la pequeqa ciudad de "tobati", a pocas millas de la capital, fue el escenario donde se dieron cita estos atletas del aire para, e una atmosfera relajada, demostrar las tecnicas de salto al vacio, descenso y aterrizaje. los participantes en el evento saltaron desde el "casa 12", un avion de fabricacion espaqola que pertenece a la fuerza aerea paraguaya y que cuenta con 34 aqos de servicio. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta horagracias por acompaqarnos. nos vemos con mas noticias a las once y media en su noticiero univision, edicion nocturna.. presentador: estas pero las imÁgenes que den una vuelta al mundo y fueron dadas a conocer por el pentÁgono del bombardeo a una base aÉrea de siria. el portavoz del pentÁgono dijo que el ataque ocurriÓ a las 4:40 de la maÑana,hora local.

angry protesters in paraguay. they set the country's constitutional building on fire overnight. >> the ruling party trying to pass a law that would allow the current president to run for another term. our rafael romo reports. >> reporter: the demonstrators stormed the congressional building and set it on fire. there were also clashes with police on the streets surrounding the building. the violence stems from a decision from the ruling party to create an alternative senate with the purpose of passing a law that would allow current president to seek re-election, which is forbidden under the current constitution. a group of 25 senators started holding sessions tuesday for that purpose. the 45-minute senate requires a simple majority of 23 votes to pass legislation meaning the rogue senators have two more votes than required. meanwhile, protesters indicated they will stop the violent demonstrations once they get a commitment from the president that he will stop seeking re-election. in a statement issued late friday h

the bullet against paraguay ‘s will soon be metal.al bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers appeal for calm. greg dawson, bbc news. the attorney general of venezuela has broken ranks with president nicolas maduro to condemn a supreme court ruling that stripped the opposition—led congress of its powers. luisa 0rtega expressed ‘great concern‘ and president nicolas maduro now says he will resolve the situation within hours. in other news, at least 2a people have been killed and more than 70 injured in a blast outside a moque in north west pakistan. the explosion happened in the city of parachinar, a mainly shia muslim area on the afghan border. reports say a car packed with explosives was left near the women's entrance of the mosque. new laws have come into force in the western chinese with authorities stepping up their campaign on what they regard as islamist extremism. measures include a ban on muslim ethnic uighurs wearing veils

thank you, light from the capital of paraguay —— live.n the streets of venezuela's capital caracas, after a controversial supreme court ruling which strips the opposition—led congress of its powers. president nicolas maduro now says he will resolve the situation within hours. but the attorney general, who's one of the presidents senior aides, has condemned the decision. our latin america correspondent will grant. as the tangled political crisis worsens, there are signs of frustration is bubbling over. so far they have been limited to relatively minor skirmishes, but they have been limited to relatively minorskirmishes, but all they have been limited to relatively minor skirmishes, but all of venezuela fears that the situation could escalate into violence is a solution is found. just how controversial the supreme court's move was, the attorney general spoke out against it. those rulings show evidence of various violations of the constitutional order and ignorance of the state model established in our constitution. it is my obligation to ma

translation: the people of paraguay can fight against these rubber bullets.against paraguayans will soon be metal. the controversial bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers and the president appeal for calm. the headlines on bbc news: the uk says it will stand up for gibraltar‘s interests after the territory accused spain of using brexit to forward its territorial aims. research says that nearly half the people who used the government help to buy scheme to buy a house did not need it. bbc news learns that only 5% of prison staff in england and wales will get new pay allowances of up to £5,000. patients referred to the nhs for fertility treatment in scotland will be eligible for three full cycles of nf treatment. from today, the scottish government is increasing the number of cycles funded by the health service for women under 40 from two to three. it's expected to cost around a million pounds a year, as helena lee reports. it is thought that around one in

protests in paraguay as the sitting president horacio cartes tries to remove a restriction to allow himrun again. protesters stormed the congress and set fire to the building as anger grew over moves to change the constitution. and coming up, the largest underground city of its kind found in an archaeological dig in the turkish city of nevsaha. that's in the travel show at 10:30. good morning and welcome to bbc news. downing street has sought to reassure gibraltar that britain will stand up for its interests during brexit negotiations. the british overseas territory has accused spain of trying to manipulate the discussions, in order to further its three hundred year old sovereignty claims. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, insisted that the uk remained "implacable and rock—like" in its support for gibraltar. 0ur political correspondent mark lobel reports. gibraltar has been in british hands in 1713. it shares a border with spain, but rejects any spanish claim of sovereignty. the current proposals mean a deal between the uk and the eu would not apply to gibraltar without an additional

. >>> plus, in paraguay protesters ransacked the congress building over efforts to change the constitution. we'll have more on that later in the show. from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, a warm welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. i'm cyril vanier. >>> terrorists may have found a new way to get bombs onto passenger airplanes without being detected. cnn has learned exclusively that u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies believe the bomb-making skills of isis and other terror groups have improved. they may now be able to hide explosives in laptops and other electronic device that's are capable of bypassing airport security screening. sources say the intelligence on this played a major role in the recent white house decision to prohibit travelers flying out of some airports in the middle east and africa. you see them there. from bringing large electronic devices onto planes. more now from our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies believe that isis and other terror groups have developed innovative

paraguay no se calla! constitucional fue determinada por 25 senadores que se reunieron. fue precisamente la sede del legislativo la que sufre las consecuencias de la ira del pueblo. la muchedumbre incendiÓ el viernes, parte del edificio del congreso en asunciÓn. la guardia montada y carros intentaban controlar a los manifestantes desatando una guerra campal. >> la patria lo vale! carlo: este es el momento en que un joven de 25 aÑos que se encontraba en el interior de las instalaciones, muere tras recibir un disparo tocando la policÍa irrumpiÓ en esa sede. >> muere debido a ladistancia que estimamos como distancia media. carlo: la muerte de este joven incrementÓ la indignación popular. >> nada se hizo fuera del marco legal constitucional. yo les vuelvo a decir: lla sesiÓn que hicimos hoy con 25 senadores, se hizo todo como estÁ establecido en la reglamentaciÓn. carlo: los senadores justifican a la votaciÓn. >> esto es un golpe puro y duro con la policÍa. carlo: segÚn las denuncias, los legisladores modifica

more on this and reaction from moscow. >>> in paraguay

translation: the people of paraguay can fight against these rubber bullets.ill soon be metal. the controversial bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers and the president appealfor calm. music often provides an escape from the real world. but in hull, one sound installation aims to give listeners a better connection to their surroundings. the work celebrates the humber bridge by incorporating sounds made by the structure. visitors can listen to the music as they walk across the bridge. lucy hester reports from the uk's city of culture. here in leeds, something magical is taking place. musicians from 0pera north are putting the finishing touches to a recording which will evoke the essence of one of yorkshire's most iconic sites, the humber bridge. many of us will have driven across the bridge, taking in the sights of the humber river. this unique project is hoping to inspire people to walk along its mile—long length and get lost in incredible sounds. 0pera

translation: the people of paraguay can fight against these rubber bullets.on be metal. the controversial bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers and the president appealfor calm. the authorities in hungary are ready to start transferring asylum seekers to container camps on the border with serbia. the prospect of being held there has already put off some migrants and refugees from transiting the country. the camps have also attracted criticism and could be delayed by rulings in the european court of human rights. nick thorpe reports from roscke on the hungarian—serbian border. this container camp is still empty. there's space here for 250 asylum seekers. so far, it is home to just two families. the government says it is locking them up to close a loophole, to stop those who seek asylum in hungary slipping away, deeper into europe. but detaining asylum seekers automatically is illegal. they should never become illegal, but they are treated as if they were

translation: the people of paraguay can fight against these rubber bullets.ll soon be metal. the controversial bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers and the president appealfor calm. officials in australia have been warning that swollen rivers are continuing to threaten tens of thousands of people in queensland and new south wales. the police commissioner in the city of rockhampton in queensland said the flooding would be the worst in nearly a century. the floods come in the aftermath of tuesdays category four tropical cyclone debbie. tammi walker reports. authorities in australia have warned local residents, stranded by floodwaters, to remain vigilant in the aftermath of a powerful tropical cyclone. as swollen rivers continue to rise, threatening tens of thousands of people living near major rivers in queensland and new south wales. cyclone debbie hit the eastern coast on tuesday, with winds up to 260 kilometres an hour, causing major damage to buildin

translation: the people of paraguay can fight against these rubber bullets.gainst paraguayans will soon be metal. the controversial bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers and the president appealfor calm. venezuela's supreme court is abandoning measures to seize power from the opposition—controlled congress after two days of protests on the streets. venezuela's president nicolas maduro had earlier gone on television to say he had resolved the crisis. on friday the court's decision was condemned by the attorney—general, luisa 0rtega. officials in australia warn that swollen rivers are still threatening tens of thousands of people in queensland and new south wales. the police commissioner in the city of rockhampton in queensland said the flooding would be the worst in nearly a century. the floods come in the aftermath of tuesdays category four tropical cyclone debbie. tammi walker has this story. authorities in australia have warned local residents, strand

translation: the people of paraguay can fight against these rubber bullets.l. the controversial bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers and the president appealfor calm. patients referred to the nhs for fertility treatment in scotland will be eligible for three full cycles of ivf treatment. from today, the scottish government is increasing the number of cycles funded by the health service, for women under 40, from two to three. it's expected to cost around £1 million a year, as helena lee reports. it's thought that around one in seven couples experience difficulty having children. in scotland, up until now, women under 40 have been offered two cycles of ivf on the nhs. that's now changing to up to three. 0lder nhs. that's now changing to up to three. older women, nhs. that's now changing to up to three. 0lderwomen, between 40 nhs. that's now changing to up to three. older women, between 40 and 42, will be offered one cycle, if they fit certain criteria. i

triple border region where paraguay, brazil and argentina meet is a key hub for drugs which flow across the borders. >> it is time for the campaign he beat. latest roundup of news from the french presidential election campaign. joining the onset and both to thets were invited ceremony in honor of the policeman killed at the champs elysees in last week's terror attack. >> a ended a few moments ago. so moving tribute and seeing marine le pen from the far right and the centrist emmanuel macron , they are both arriving at this ceremony. they were invited by the and aent hollande symbolic invitation, symbolic appearance, the first step to an official role well when the final steps of the french president. continues with no less than two weeks to go before the second round of them run off. we are getting a clear picture of who voted for who in the first round? >> analysts are crunching the numbers and we got all of the information it. it is interesting to see who voted for hole in the first round. a major upset for a traditional party. a little bit more about why marine le pen and imageable m

also coming up, protests in paraguay over efforts to change the rules allowing the president to run foret fire to the building as anger gi’ows over moves to change the constitution. and in half hour, discussion about the triggering of article 50 you

chipotle is warning its customers about a major security breach. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the century" in paraguay-- thieves >>> good morning. a spotty shower in the forecast but i want to walk you through the extended forecast because i believe today makes a difference. breezy. thursday high pressure builds in and as it does so we're breezy 60 to 74. block blog nestles into the bay area for friday through the weekend and the end result is temperatures spike and we turn the page and we turn the page on a season. nothing but dry weather for the next two weeks. >> something else that's nice here's the san mateo bridge. if you are making your way out of hayward westbound, 13 minutes. >>> it's being called the robbery of the century in paraguay. thieves steal $40 million. police say about 50 gunmen set off explosives blasted into the vault of a prior to security firm, killed a police officer and set trucks and cars on fire. police recovered some of the cash, rifles and other firearms. eight suspects were arrested. three more were shot and killed. investigators say a brazilian prison gang is responsibl

protesters in paraguay have stormed buildings.angry at moves to allow president horacio cartes several people injured in battles between protesters and police. nottinghamshire police are searching for a woman suspected of abducting her two young sons. it comes after a family court warned that 42 year old samantha baldwin posed a "risk of harm" to them. peter harris reports. from door to door, the police are looking for clues in their search for the missing boys and their mother. so matthew baldwin, her nine—year—old and six—year—old sons, vanished on tuesday. the previous day nottingham family court had ordered that the sons should be removed from her care. the police are now treating it as an abduction enquiry. i would like to say to some a nswer enquiry. i would like to say to some answer directly, please do the right thing and return the boys safely to the court. secondly, to anybody out there across the nation who has any information, however small that maybe, contact us. that includes anyone who runs 01’ maybe, contact us. th

also coming up, protests in paraguay over efforts to change the rules allowing the president to run force again. protesters storm congress and set fire to the building as anger grows over moves to change the constitution. and in half hour, discussion about the triggering of article 50 you and the long road of those brexit negotiations. that's in dateline at 11:30. are good morning and welcome to bbc news. tensions are rising over gilbraltar‘s position during brexit after the eu gave spain a potential veto on any future deal for the british territory. last night the government said it would stand up for gibraltar‘s interests during negotiations. the enclave has accused spain of trying to manipulate discussions in order to further its 300—year—old sovereignty claims. mark lobel reports. in gibraltar has been in british hands since 1713. it shares a border with spain, but reject any spanish claim of sovereignty. the current proposals mean a deal between the eu and uk would not apply to gibraltar without an additional agreement between the uk and spain. gibraltar‘s chief minister has fierce

en paraguay grupos de manifestantes asaltaron el edificio del congreso y lanzaron piedras y botellasado aprobara una enmienda que permitirÁ a cualquier exmandatario participar en las elecciones. enrique: buenas noches. el ex asesor de seguridad nacional del presidente es considerado un testigo clave en las investigaciones sobre interferencia rusa. accediÓ a declarar ante el comitÉ de inteligencia, siempre y cuando se le pueda dar inmunidad ante cualquier acciÓn posiblemente penal. legisladores de este comitÉ han dicho que antes de cualquier acuerdo tienen que avanzar en sus indagaciones. >>el general michael flynn estÁ ofreciendo hablar con los comitÉs de inteligencia del congreso que investiga la interferencia rusa. su condiciÓn, que le den inmunidad. nada de lo que diga pudiera ser usado en su contra. el abogado confirmÓ que este tiene una historia que contar. debe obtener inmunidad del presidente porque es una cacerÍa de brujas. pero el aÑo pasado crÍtico la inmunidad a los asesores de hillary clinton. >> si no es culpable del delito, para quÉ necesita inmunidad? >> el mandatario

asegurÓ que ha capturado a varios delincuentes que asaltaron una empresa tan exportadora de dinero paraguayntes estruendos. decenas de ladrones como se besaron dinamita para hacer explotar las paredes de esta bÓveda. el negocio quedÓ destruidose presume que los asaltantes, extrajeron nada mÁs y nada menos que 8 millones. para facilitar su fuga a los criminales, incendiaron varios vehÍculos bloqueando la salida del departamento de policÍa y lanzaron clavos en las calles. francotiradores para dar cobertura al operativo directivo. aquÍ se puede observar huyendo de la lluvia de disparos. algunos vecinos dicen haber vivido una noche de terror. Éste residente explica que irrumpieron en su casa, creyendo que era una oficina administrativa de la empresa que estaban asaltando. >> nosotros nos escondimos en una de las piezas. reportera: muriÓ un policÍa y otros tres resultaron heridos las autoridades informaron que tres de los presuntos delincuentes fueron abatidos. los demÁs escaparon en automÓvilespindado los cuales fueron abandonados en hernandarias. no cantaron siete kilos de explosivos, chalecos

translation: the people of paraguay can fight against these rubber bullets.y. the bullets against paraguayans will soon be metal. the controversial bill still needs further approval, with another vote in the congress. that was due to happen on saturday, but has now been postponed as lawmakers and the president appealfor calm. the headlines: the uk says it will stand up in the interests of gibraltar after the territory accused spain of using brexit to forward its territorial aims. nearly half of people who use the government's help to buy scheme to purchase a house did not need it according to new research. abc news has learned that only 5% prison staff in england and wales will get new pay allowances of up to £5,000. officials in australia have been warning that swollen rivers are continuing to threaten tens of thousands of people in queensland and new south wales. the police commissioner in the city of rockhampton in queensland said the flooding would be the worst in nearly a century. the floods come in the aftermath of tuesdays category four tropical cyclon

protesters in paraguay have stormed the congress and set fire to the building as anger grows over movestand for a second term. the demonstrations were triggered by a senate vote behind closed doors to change the constitution, ending the one term limit. campaigners say pa raguay‘s democracy is under threat. two women have died and more feared to have died as as a result of the cyclone debby floods. it's happening in queensland and new south wales. the prime minister urged people to be vigilant and not ta ke urged people to be vigilant and not take risks. people living in 0rkney enjoy the best quality of life of any rural area in the uk according to a new survey. the study by the bank of scotland praised the islands for their stunning scenery, low crime rates and good choice of pubs. it is the first time they have topped the poll, having jumped from a6th last year. they beat wychavon in the west midlands into second place. it's a rocky outpost at the south of spain with a population of 30,000 but it is already clear gibraltar is likely to play a major role in brexit negotiations. yesterda

our top stories: violent protests in paraguay, as senators vote in secret to allow the president to standent maduro under pressure — a top government official condemns a court ruling side—lining congress. the white house says donald trump is not worried about possible revelations on russia from former adviser, michael flynn. and we have a special report from china, as the country brings to an end centuries of ivory trading.

our top stories: violent protests in paraguay as senators vote in secret to allow the president to standro under pressure, a top government official condemns a court ruling side—lining congress. the white house says donald trump is not worried about possible revelations on russia from former adviser, michael flynn. and we have a special report from china, as the country brings to an end centuries of ivory trading.

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papa francisco pidiÓ evitar toda violencia y abogÓ por buscar soluciones polÍticas en venezuela y paraguayntro de su auto. el artista aclarÓ unos cuantos puntos de este doloroso caso familiar. marÍa elena nos amplía. marÍa: el cantante mexicano pepe aguilar, hablÓ por primera vez sobre la situaciÓn legal que enfrenta su hijo mayor josÉ emiliano, de 24 aÑos detenido al intentar cruzar la frontera rumbo a estados unidos con cuatro indocumentados de origen chino, en la cajuela de su auto. >> no sÉ nada, yo no hice nada. simplemente no voy a hablar de la vida de otro ser humano. marÍa: en un vídeo de casi cinco minutos publicado en redes sociales, pepe aguilar asegurÓ que no dejara solo a su hijo, que tanto Él como su familia le brindarÁn apoyo incondicional. pero que al ser mayor de edad debe enfrentar a la ley estadounidense. >> mi sentir con respecto a la ley, es que nadie estÁ por encima de eÑa --ella. creo en una sociedad que debe regirse con leyes. >> afirma que su hijo no es un delincuente. pepe: estamos con emiliano. en corazÓn, en alma. se equivoca uno en la vida. eso no significa que

javier: esta semana, en paraguay, se dio lo que llaman el robo del siglo. con fusiles y granadas.robado estos delincuentes. el atraco dejÓ 3 delincuentes muertos. abatidos mientras estaban corriendo. la cosa es que la historia ha habido varios asaltos de pelÍcula. toda la gente dijo de buscar algunos de ellos. tenemos esta muestra de algunos peores robos del mundo. el diecisÉis de febrero del aÑo 2003 en bÉlgica se robaron 140 millones de dÓlares. una banda de italianos. eso estuvo bien complejo. luego, nos vamos para el otro lado, los vamos a francia. en el aÑo 2008, especÍficamente, el 4 de diciembre, se llevaron 106 millones de dÓlares en mercancÍa, luego de que 3 ladrones disfrazados de mujer ingresaron a esta joyerÍa. terminamos con otros de los grandes robos de la historia. pasÓ en brasil. 70 millones de dÓlares se fueron asÍ de rÁpido. fue a travÉs de un tÚnel con iluminaciÓn y aire acondicionado. todo esto fue el 8 de agosto del aÑo 2005. entraron a este banco central con este tÚnel estamos viendo en imÁgenes. incluso, tenÍa una capa de acero reforzado. eso es mucho vigent

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our top stories: protests in paraguay — anger on the streets as senators back a law that could allowemns a court ruling side—lining congress. the white house says donald trump is not worried about possible russian revelations from former adviser, michael flynn. and we have a special report from china, as the country brings to an end centuries of ivory trading.

paraguay has banned its presidents from running for re-election after a decades long dictatorship ended1989. >>> and the fda is issuing an alert, a consumer alert affects epinephrine. 13 lots of epipen and epipen jr. are being voluntarily recalled by the manufacturer. this following two reports that the pens failed to activate. epipens are used to treat life-threatening allergic reaction thes. the lots were distributed between december 2015 and july 2016. >>> tiger woods will not be playing in this year's masters tournament later this month. woods saying he is not ready after being idled by back spasms, the third masters in four years he will miss. he says he does plan to return to the pga tourate later this year but set no timetable for when. he won the masters 20 years ago at the age of 21, the youngest to ever don the green jacket. easy to say, right? >>> finally, who says looking for directions can't be fun? now, google maps has turned back the clock on their latest april fools' day prank changing the usual maps layout to a game of miss pac-man. >> that's awesome. >> pac maps to pla

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the opponents say that that weakens paraguay's democracy.ts or not, the proposal for the second term must now be approved by the other parliament house. elizabeth: president trump has asked congress to make tax a priority. our next guest says that could be difficult because of a looming government shutdown. joining us now steve bell, now a fellow with the bipartisan policy committee. thank you for joining us. you have a rich history here in washington and bring some great perspective. obviously i say at that respectfully. first and foremost, tax reform and budget go hand in hand. these are not two entities, these are hand in hand and there's a deadline looming. that's not an april fool's joke. what faces the lawmakers, and also the president? >> the jammed schedule that you just referred to makes it very difficult to see tax reform getting done anytime before late fall, maybe even the end of this year. they have to do the april 28th deadline for the government shuts down. that's this year's budget. they haven't even started on the budget for

reyes: correspondent joel richards explores the challenges paraguay, argentina, and brazil face in keepingms, and illegal business away from their shared border. next, information that can save lives. we meet a researcher who is using technology to pave new paths to healthcare in rural guatemala.

it's not, cars burned to a crisp on the side of the road, but was too real in paraguay.members mounted a raid on an armored security firm launching grenades engaging in gun fights and torching over a dozen vehicles before attacking the security firm's building, getting away with up to $11 million. three suspects are dead, 10 others in custody. police seized rifles, drugs, cash, vehicles and even speed boats used as part of the getaway, calling the attack a well planned operation. it is the biggest heist in their history. >> leading the news, eight more people are suing fox news, the former and current fox employees accuse the channel's management of racial discrimination. specifically a fired financial executive and fox's chief counsel diane brandy. one of the plaintiffs is washington correspondent and former fox and friends co-host kelly wright. the law firm representing him put out a statement saying when it comes to racial discrimination 21st century fox has been operating as if it should be called 18th century fox. a fox spokesperson denied the allegations calling th

protesters in paraguay have stormed the congress and set fire to the building as anger grows over movesnd for a second term. the demonstrations were triggered by a senate vote behind closed doors to change the constitution, ending the one term limit. campaigners say pa raguay‘s democracy is under threat. president donald trump left the oval office on friday without signing the executive orders that he was there to announce. he continued walking as a reporter shouted questions about whether mr trump was trying to get immunity for his former adviser michael flynn who was forced to resigned over alleged links to russia. amid journalists' confusion, vice—president mike pence picked up the orders from the table, and they were signed in another room. the artist, gilbert baker who created the rainbow flag became an international symbol for gay rights has died. he was 65. baker was asked to come up with a flag design for the lgbt community in 1978 by harvey milk — who was california's first openly gay elected official. people living in 0rkney enjoy the best quality of life of any rural area in

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in paraguay, a proposal to end term limits for president horacio cartes has sparked violent protests. they escalated today in the capital city of asuncion after demonstrators torched the country's congress building last night and clashed with police. all this after the national senate approved amending the country's constitution to allow president cartes to run for a second term next year. presidents are currently limited to one five-year term. police sprayed water cannons and fired rubber bullets to disperse the crowds. one protester was killed and more than 200 were detained. iraq says it has killed the number two leader of the islamic state militant group, or isis. a report on state-run television today said iraq's own air force planes killed ayad al-jumaili and other isis leaders in a bombing raid near iraq's border with syria, but the report did not say when the attack occurred. jumaili is described as the top deputy and war minister to isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. iraq also said today it killed more than 100 isis fighters in air strikes in the iraqi town of baaj, also near

after violent protests in paraguay politicians say they'll delay a vote on a measure which would allowerm in office. the protests on friday saw the congress building set alight and one demonstrator killed. and sally is here with all the business news. a bit ofa a bit of a trade mission? lots of trade missions going on. theresa may in the middle east and philip hammond in india. we start in india where the uk finance minister is leading a trade delegation. it's a two—day visit where philip hammond will stress "britain is open for business" and looking for new trade deals as the uk negotiates its way out of the european union. and let's talk you through the relationship. in 2014 the value of all the goods and services sold between india and the united kingdom was about $24 billion. and it works in india's favour they export a lot more goods to the uk than the other way around — their top exports are clothing, footwear and medical items. but the uk is only the 18th biggest market for india's exports. and india only comes 17th on the uk's list of export destinations despite having the worl

following viole nt protests in paraguay, politicians say they'll delay a vote on a measure which wouldd for a second term in office. the protests, on friday, saw the congress building set alight and one demonstrator killed. after the mudslide in colombia which killed more than 250 people, there is now concern that disease could spread in the area. authorities are trying to bury bodies as quickly as possible, and the president says emergency water treatment plants will be set up. laura bicker has more from the city of mocoa. just near here, as we were coming into the town, there's a huge queue 0n. just near here, as we were coming into the town, there's a huge queue outside the cemetery, with people with masks on, because that's where they have the tough task of trying to identify their loved ones. the search and rescue teams have been working tirelessly to try to find anyone who may be left in the mud, but for days many of them have been tearing at the mud with their hands. it's now a co—ordinated effort but, with each hour that goes by, i'm sorry to say, the chances of finding anyone

. >>> and the dramatic pictures out of paraguay tonight. take a look at this. protesters storming congress, setting the building on fire. police fighting back wit cannons and rubber bullets. clashes erupting after lawmakers tried to change the rules there, allowing the president an extra term in office. and this late headlinee interior minister and topoffice opposition leader was killed in connection with those protests. >>> back here at home now to new clues in the manhunt for that teacher accused of taking off with a former student. the baffling case has law enforcement scrambling for several weeks now. abc's eva pilgrim with the new developments. >> reporter: tonight, the search intensifying for that tennessee teacher and the student he allegedly kidnapped almost three weeks ago. investigators releasing video of the first confirmed sighting of the pair. >> i feel at least hopeful that i've seen her. >> reporter: 50-year-old tad cummins and 15-year-old elizabeth thomas captured on this walmart surveillance camera in oklahoma city on march 15th, two days after

in other news: following viole nt protests in paraguay, politicians say they'll delay a vote on a measureresident to stand for a second term in office. the protests on friday saw the congress building set alight and one demonstrator killed. iraqi forces say they've opened safe corridors in western mosul for civilians to flee the battle to drive is out of the city. some 400,000 civilians are estimated to remain in the western half of mosul. there's been growing concern over heavy civilian casualties during the government offensive backed by air strikes from the us—led coalition. president trump's son—in—law, jared kushner, has met the iraqi prime minister in thdad. the us delegation receieved first—hand assessment of the battle against islamic state. their talks also focused on aiding civilians displaced by the fighting. standard & poor has lowered south africa's credit rating tojunk status. the ratings agency says its move was directly related to presidentjacob zuma's sacking of his well—respected finance minister, pravin gordhan, on thursday. south africa's parliament is considering hold