moment but 1st let's visit one region that's been particularly hit by a lack of rain in ethiopia the so madi region in the country's ways has been experiencing the destructive effects of climate extremes with several years of growing drops. it's been almost 6 months since of last rain in this village and if you o.p.'s somali region with almost no vegetation to feed on the livestock is dying. from it and her relatives have already lost 8 out of 10 cows and some magician but our lives are very difficult now because we pastoralist our dependence on our livestock 1st our goats and sheep started to die then the cattle. this feed came from the un's food and agriculture organization animal specialists are also carrying out emergency treatments and vaccinations to try and save at least some animals. a little tight that were during a drought i'm almost become weaker and services that support some diseases that's why we have to treat them somewhat hungry come to anything for those animals that died but we hope the others will benefit from the feed and the medicine and will survive and also produce mor

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we used to have the system that kelly and madis and they were restraining the president. all those guys left and our foreign policy was still the same. i expect that will be the case here as well. lauren: i find it funny that particularly democrats, they were critical of the hiring of john bolton since he was such a hawk, a strong america intervening in the rest of the world but they were also critical of his firing, as is the wall street journal editorial board. i wanted to read to you this quote and get your opinion on it on the other side. it reads, america's adversaries lost a rare internal restraint on trump's constant and trainingtransactional security instincts. the world is now a more dangerous place. your thoughts. >> look, i think they're wrong. and which is ironic, because the wall street journal has never been super aggressive on foreign policy and john wasn't. that was one of the policy differences. the problem is, look, the president and bolton split but the reality is, a lot of the president's agenda was advanced really powerfully on john's watch including

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difference, what really happened is they were no longer compatible, something that also happened with jim madiscipal who is advising the president recognized their advice is not being followed consequentially and you start something yourself the question, well, what am i doing here if i'm not going to be listened to. and the president has a right to take advice and counsel where he wants. he's directing foreign policy and national security, not the nsa or national security advisor. paul: i understand that. okay. the resignation, what does it mean? in terms of policy. are there going to be any changes substantially on policy? >> listen, i think anybody that's spent any time around president trump dealing with national security and foreign policy knows that he drives -- he's the pivotal person in the room when it comes to it. he asks all the tough questions and is literally driving policy development and division making. and there are advisors at times who disagree with him, disagree with each other. i don't see any major policy change coming. i do see major process change coming because ambassad

rising to 5% for companies who make more than 500 times more than the madi-- they have larger forcesemployees, or those companies with operations in developing countries. mcdonald's, for instance, would have had to pay an extra $110 million in taxes last year under the plan walmart would have had to pay 80$800 million more. some of the other companies with larng p large pay gaps include chipotle, kohl's and gap is one of the highest. this all made possible by a recent s.e.c. rule that requires companies to disclose that pay gap. this is the problem. there are no set rules for how companies have to calculate that median pay already in the two years we've had it, we've seen big changes in what companies report the first year versus the second year, but regardless, this is, you know, given that ceo pay from the 1980s to now used to be 30 to one. now it's 300 to one. this could be popular with voters back to you. >> robert, would pay include benefits at all? i mean, there's some argument that some companies may not pay a huge salary, but they do offer, for instance, health benefits could

and we do have this crash we've been tracking duls toll road westbound all dolly madis boulevard.d at 123 the off ramp also bidcked. as from th 1395 southbound disabled vehicle blocking the off ramp there. northbound side looks great. no probl ps coming uast the pentagon. 295 wide opened past malcolm x gettin to the 11th street bridge. to and from the thirdew street tunnelay is really nice. 95 p tblem free dale city the beltway. we're also seeg nice conditions in the district on suitland parkway no problems as you head out in fort washington 210 still in the clear. ck to you, wisdom. >> developing this morning, the trump administration plans to do away with the obama era definition of what qualifies as waters of the united states under the clean water act. the administration is returning the country to standards put in place in 1986. this comes after d.c.nd a 22 other states filed a lawsuit against then administrato block the epa's new power plant rule the lawsuit argues trump administrations repeal the obama -- of presidt obama's plan violates the epalean air act. >>> a city leader i