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that is happening to us. >> reporter: the two french men were kidnapped on may 1st in neighboring benin on safari. they described a terrible incident where their local guide was killed by the kidnappers. they were taken and then moved on to burkina faso. the french authorities say they had to act had they did to rescue these men because their hostage takers were about to move them on to another militant group, this one based in mali and with links to al qaeda. french authorities say if they had been moved on, it would have been near impossible to rescue these french men. now, the french military is involved in this region, there are over 4,000 french troops there fighting an extremist insurgency. the french foreign minister described this as a success in that battle against extremist elements in the region. as for the two french soldiers that lost their lives, the country will be honoring them in a tribute on tuesday. selma abdul aziz, cnn, london. >>> protests turned violent on saturday, some demonstrators threw gas bombs at government buildings and police hurled tear gas at the crowds

two of the captives kidnapped from the pendjari national park in the west african country of benin. american intelligence helping to locate those french tourists in the neighboring country of burkina faso. only then were the american woman in her 60s and a korean woman discovered with them, abducted separately almost a month ago. american officials confirming to abc news they were not aware until friday that an american citizen was among the hostages. >> the kidnappers were moving the hostages across the desert in very, very remote areas. the intelligence was very poor. they came upon the encampment and then stormed the tent where the hostages were being held. >> reporter: a state department spokesperson saying the u.s. in this is grateful f the rescue operation offering condolences to the families of two french soldiers killed in the raid. this incident following the recent abduction of american kimberly sue endicott. taken at gunpoint in uganda, her captors demanding a half a million dollars ransom, some of which was paid. >> places where safaris are conducted are very remote. the

one of the main topics of discussion will be tensions on the korean benin speninsula. he will meet with russian president vladimir putin on tuesday. you may remember that last month president putin met for the first time with kim jong-un. talks between south and north korea appear to be stalled as are talks between north and the united states. >>> "nightly news" will have much more on the trade war between the u.s. and china as well as tensions rising with north korea. plus -- >>> ahead on "nightly news," colorado enacts a controversial solution aimed at curbing the shooting in that state. >>> a trip to sound the alarm on climate change. today the secretary general of the united nations visited new zealand. secretary general met with the new zealand prime minister and praised his efforts on climate change but worries the world is not on track to meet the paris accord. new zealand recently introduced a target of zero carbon emissions by 2050. >> and a pilot must decide how to make an emergency landing. >>> first, a mother's day greeting. >> well, my mother is a powerful

fastest pace since a 2014 the acceleration depressed labor cost suggesting that inflationld c remain benin a while and all of this talk about inflation got us thinking about those comments from the fed chief yesterday and hisla exption for the current rate of soft inflation. >> as we look athese readings in the first quarter for core, we do see good reasons to think that some or all ofre the de may wind up being transient. >> let's turn to vcent reinhardt to talk about inflation and why we're not seeing it in the u.s. economy rid now and he's the chief economist and macro strategist at mellon. welcome. nice to have you her>> hanks for having me. >> we haven't had meaningful inflation in this economy for quite a few years now, despite expectations that after the 2008 fncial kra financial crisis and when the fed started to exit the package, we might see rampant inflation. why have we not seen it? two parts. one is when the fed created a lot of reserves, banks d tn't usse reserves at first because they were capital constrained and they were under a lot o pressure and then as the fed started r

tourists who went missing last week with their guide in pendjari national park in the african country of benin. the guide later found dead. american intelligence helped locate the french tourists, and only when they were rescued was it discovered the two other hostages were with them. an american and a korean woman, kidnapped separately almost a month ago. the french minister of armed forces saying today, "the united states and south korea were not necessarily aware of their presence." two french commandos were killed in the rescue. this incident follows the recent abduction of another american in eastern africa -- kimberly sue endicott. taken at gunpoint in uganda, her captors demand a half a million dollars ransom, some of which was paid. tom, we don't know yet what the motive was behind in this case, money or terrorism. i can tell you there's been a rise in activity by al qaeda and isis in this area recently. tom? >> ian pannell with the details. thank you. >>> breaking developments out of washington. late today, a top house democrat issues subpoenas for donald trump's tax returns dating ba

benin got in touch with the show on behalf of her friends.on of school and college leaders. provides what made you contact us? lots of people were affected badly by it, my friend was put under pressure, lots of people in school felt they did not know what to do after being dropped out, they didn‘t know whether or not to go outside of school, what to do with that university offers, so i felt i needed to make sure people were aware of it and that the younger yea rs aware of it and that the younger years in our school do not end up in the same situation as our year. zehra, you have been withdrawn. if your a—levels even though you got better upgrades than expected let you have been withdrawn from some of your a—levels? you have been withdrawn from some of your a-levels? it was not my mock rates, i had a high predicted grades, it was an a, which is howl applied through ucas. they based it on one round of marks. i did not do the first mark, just the second, they based it on that. —— i did not do the first mock, just the second. i think it is very u

two soldiers possibly t than receceg the legend on aa rescue french hostages taken in benin and then held by islamist terrorists in burkina faso. the phone commandos spouses parents and siblings brought their loved ones portraits to the national tribute. sitting w. point unknown best to zero in civilian clothing the way they remember them. president emmanuel mccall gave his condolences along with his wife brigitte mike home in tear. the soldiers comrades then brought their coffins into the military complex courtyard. as the band played a naval forces song in the wrong or they died as heroes for france. because for them nothing was more important than the mission and nothing more precious than the lives of the hostages. the commandos were killed in the operation to save two french tourists kidnapped by gunmen. who had takeken them frorom benn burkina falso? presidenent michael said thehers no other choice but to ororder that operation that led to the rescue of four hostages. california do nancy never abandons its children no matter the circumstances. a reference to the controversy tha

they were seized from a national park in neighbouring benin last week.rican national congress has promised a fresh start — after winning another five years in office, with a reduced majority. president cyril ramaphosa acknowledged the anc had made mistakes in government — and that it had lost the trust of many people. you can follow all the latest analysis and developments on south african elections on our website. labour has announced plans to introduce a ten pounds an hour minimum wage for all workers, including those under the age of 18. at present 16— and i7—year—olds get less than adults, with the labour leaderjeremy corbyn saying society shouldn't be "discriminating against young people." but some business leaders warn there's a risk employers may decide not to hire as many younger workers. here's our business correspondent katy austin. baristas, bar staff and fast—food workers are among those most likely to be on the lowest pay, and 16 and i7—year—olds can be paid less than their older colleagues. today, jeremy corbyn said he would change that. we

they were seized from a national park in neighbouring benin last week.y, the venezualan opposition leader has again urged his supporters to go on nationwide protests against president nicholas maduro. juan guaido is recognised as interim president by more than 50 countries. this follows a failed military uprising in an attempt to oust mr maduro last month. four people have been killed and at least ten others injured by an explosion in the colombian capital, bogota. the cause of the explosion has not been established but the police said the building was used to make gunpowderfor the popular local game of tay—ho. officials in pakistan say an attack on a luxury hotel in the port city of gwadar in baloistan has ended with the deaths of all three gunmen. at least one security guard at the pearl continental hotel was killed. a militant separatist group, the balochistan liberation army, said it carried out the attack, saying it was targeting chinese and other foreign investors. gwadar is the centrepiece of a multi—billion—dollar chinese project, which militants

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the hostages were seized from a remote national park in neighbouring benin last week. afghan television journalist, mena mangal, who became cultural adviser to the afghan parliament, has been shot dead. according to the interior ministry, she was killed by unknown gunmen in the capital kabul on saturday as she made her way to work. ms mangal had worked as a presenter for a number of television networks. thousands of supporters of the albanian opposition have held a protest in the capital tirana, with some hurling petrol bombs at the prime minister's office and outside parliament. riot police responded with stun grenades, tear gas and water cannon. saturday's protest comes after three months of demonstrations demanding that the prime minister, edi rama, resign over allegations of electoral fraud and corruption. officials in pakistan say an attack on a luxury hotel in the port city of gwadar in balochistan has ended with the deaths of all three gunmen. at least one security guard at the pearl continental hotel was killed. a militant separatist group, the balochistan libe

they were seized from a remote national park in neighbouring benin last week.the rescue operation, two women from the united states and south korea were also freed. in a new rally, the venezualan opposition leader has again urged his supporters to go on nationwide protests against president nicholas maduro. juan guaido is recognised as interim president by more than 50 countries. this follows a failed military uprising in an attempt to oust mr maduo last month. the us insists it doesn't want war with iran, after sending a second navy ship to the middle east amid growing tensions. another aircraft carrier is already heading towards the persian gulf to deter what the pentagon calls an increased threat from tehran. briony sowden reports. as america's carrier strike group moves closer to the gulf, the pentagon sends more firepower to the region in a show of military force. a navy ship and an air defence missile system are also heading to the middle east, just days after the uss abraham lincoln and b—52 bombers were deployed. washington says it is sending a clear me

the two french hostages kidnapped from the pendjari national park in benin, a popular destination for safaris. today three of those captured meeting with french president emmanuel macron expressing gratitude for the sacrifice to save them. one of them saying, "all our thoughts are for the families of the soldiers that lost their lives to free us from this hell." but french officials indirectly chastising the tourists, urging french travelers not to be so reckless. the area under a french travel advisory warning of a resurgence and islamic extremism. still no group claiming responsibility. on the heels of the incident, the u.s. state department now issuing its own urgent advisory for the park warning tourists "extremist groups have carried out attacks," adding that "attacks may occur with little or no warning." >> and erielle joins us live on set, and erielle, sources are telling us those french commandos were told they had to go in because of intelligence they were getting and still so little known about the american. >> reporter: that's right. security sources tracked those kidnapper

the hostages were seized from a remote national park in neighbouring benin last week.ave been taking place in catholic churches across sri lanka — in memory of the victims of the easter sunday bombings. more than 250 people were killed, in a series of attacks on christian churches and hotels. sunita jaswal reports. a moment of silence, a time to reflect a nd a moment of silence, a time to reflect and an opportunity to pray for the victims. a country torn apart but a country that wants to heal through religion. survivors gathered for a ceremony to remember their loved ones as churches we opened their doors. it is notjust the time to remember those who died, but to pray for those who also survived. still hurt but there in church with their faith intact. it is been almost three weeks to the day that an armed group launched coordinated attacks on christian churches and hotels in the country stopped security was ramped up in the immediate aftermath, but fears of further attacks because many schools and churches to close. early in the week, the archbishop presided over the f

the hostages were seized from a remote national park in neighbouring benin last week.hem and president macron has since paid tribute to their sacrifice. south africa's governing african national congress party has promised a fresh start — after winning another five years in office with a reduced majority. president cyril ramaphosa acknowledged the anc had made mistakes in government — and that it had lost the trust of many people. the final results from wednesday's vote gave the anc just over fifty—seven per cent of the vote. the final result still puts it comfortably ahead of its next closest rival, the democratic alliance on 20.7 pr cent. the radical economic freedom fighters came third with 10.8 per cent. speaking at the results centre in johannesburg, president ramaphosa pledged to build a prosperous and united country. we can declare with certainty that democracy has emerged victorious in oui’ democracy has emerged victorious in our country, our people have given all the leaders of this country a firm mandate to build a better south africa for all. the headlines o

of the day's other news: two frenchmen who were abducted last week by islamists while on safari in benined. it was in a covert operation in neighbouring burkina faso. two women hostages — one american, one south korean — were also rescued. two french commandos were killed. the venezuelan government says it's reopened the borders with brazil and the dutch island of aruba. they were closed in february to prevent the opposition leader, juan guaido, from taking foreign aid into venezuela. ministers said the border with colombia would remain closed while the threat of hostilities persisted. the united nations says the rebel group in yemen is preparing to withdraw its forces from three keyboards over the coming days. the un general overseeing the deal says the houthis planned to redeploy their forces starting on saturday. he said it was the first practical step since the conclusion of a peace agreement involving hodeida five months ago. french regulators who spent six months monitoring facebook from within the company have recommended more public intervention. their interim report was released

the hostages were seized from a remote national park in neighbouring benin last week.o their sacrifice. south africa's governing african national congress party has promised a fresh start after winning another five years in office with a reduced majority. president cyril ramaphosa acknowledged the anc had made mistakes in government and that it had lost the trust of many people. the final results from wednesday's vote gave the ancjust over 57% of the vote. the final result still puts it comfortably ahead of its next closest rival, the democratic alliance on 20.7%. the radical ‘economic freedom fighters' came third with 10.8%. it's been called the olympics of the art world, attracting big names, big money and big crowds. the venice art biennale opened today, with british, scottish, welsh and irish pavilions all on show. 0ur arts editor, will gompertz, has more. if a city could ever be called a work of art, surely it is venice? that man—made masterpiece rising out of a salty lagoon, with its magnificent palazzos, shimmering canals and napoleonic gardens. at the end of wh

they were seized from a national park in neighbouring benin last week.former afghan television journalist, mena mangal, who became cultural adviser to the afghan parliament has been shot dead. according to the interior ministry, she was killed by unknown gunmen in the capital kabul on saturday as she made her way to work. thousands of supporters of the albanian opposition have held a protest in the capital tirana, with some hurling petrol bombs at the prime minister's office and outside parliament. saturday's protest comes after three months of demonstrations demanding that the prime minister, edi rama, resign. don't forget you can keep up to date all with the latest news, business and sport on our website. there's reaction and analysis from around the globe — including up—dated live pages — and reports from our correspondents in more than 80 locations. that's all at bbc.com/news — or you can download the bbc news app. labour has announced plans to introduce a ten pounds an hour minimum wage for all workers, including those under the age of 18. at presen

the hostages were seized from a remote national park in neighbouring benin last week.macron has since paid tribute to their sacrifice. you're watching bbc news it is 6:20pm. fly—tipping has increased by almost 40% in the past five years according to councils in england. the local government association said nobody convicted of fly—tipping since 2014 had been given the maximum penalty of a £50,000 fine or a year in prison because of funding pressures. the government says they've strengthened local authorities' enforcement powers. i've been speaking to guy smith, deputy president of the national farmers union — he explained to me the extent of the problem fly—tipping is on his land. this will come as no surprise to farmers, and approaching 1 million cases, but many farmers will tell you, this is not the whole picture, because many farmers like me, we just don't bother to report it any more, we just get on and clear it up out of our own expenditure, because we are fed up with reporting it and nothing happening. so it is under reported as well. what sort of experience have

however, there are 19 countries where same—sex relationships are completely legal, including benin, southisive one in kenya. most christian and muslim groups support the current law, and the kenyan attorney—general had argued against decriminalisation. the people of kenya are happy that the courts have not been misused to try to introduce laws that a majority of kenyan people and their institutions are opposed to. campaigners first filed their case three years ago and there have been delays in getting to today's verdicts. human rights groups have criticised the court's decision but the country's lgbt activists have vowed to carry on their battle in the courts. let's head to peru now, and an extraordinary story about generosity and hard work. the generosity came from a middle eastern businessman. the hard work was shown by a school boy who was struggling to find somewhere to do his studies. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. nighttime in the city of trujillo and a young boy doing his homework under a lamp post. 12—year—old victor had little choice, there is no electricity back home. a few

officials tracked the hostages and found them being held by a kidnappers north of benin.d in thursday night. they were worried the hostages would be transferred to another group across the border in that would have made it more difficult to retrieve them. 20 french forces moved into the encampment in the dark, very and four oferation, the hostages were freed, two french tourists along with american that along with an american and a south korean. but in the process, sadly, two french soldiers were killed by some of the kidnappers and lost their lives. the french defense minister is saying only that the two armed groups are operational in that area, one affiliated with the islamic state and the other affiliated with al qaeda. so they suspect the kidnappers may have been linked to one of them. -- theyages returne cost -- the hostages will return to their families this weekend. but it will be much sadder when the bodies of those two french special forces soldiers return to a terra mode -- return to a ceremony that will be attended by the french president. macron has held talk

the hostages were kidnapped last week from neighboring benin. we will update you as soon as we learn more. >>> democratic leadership says we are in a constitutional crisis but they have resisted pursuing impeachment against president trump. why? has something changed this week? we will speak with a democrat on the house judiciary committee next. moving? that's harder now because of psoriatic arthritis. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms.

the french tourists abducted from the pendjari national park joops in benin, a remote safari destination. one of them calming the time in captivity hell, admitting we should have avoided this region of the world unfortunately prone to instability. the french foreign minister indirectly chastising those hostages, urging french travelers not to be so reckless. the area under a french travel advisory, warning of a resurgence in islamic extremist activity. >> eventually they might have ended up in the hands of al qaeda or isis or their proxies in the region. >> reporter: so far no group has claimed responsibility for the kidnappings but in the wake of the incident the u.s. state department ramping up its own urgent advisory for the pendjari park, warning tourists extremist groups have carried out attacks, adding, those attacks may occur with little or no warning. sources say french special forces were compelled to act after receiving intelligence that the kidnappers may have been trying to transfer those hostages to a jihadist group in the neighboring country of mali. that would have made re