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responsible for the political situation of several hardship countries she was deployed to among them so malia she was then asked by chairman adam schiff who read these tweets out. how she would feel about that and she said she would feel intimidated when later the speaker of the house nancy pelosi gave a press conference and made clear that witness intimidation is a crime and we now have a situation in which the democratic party is discussing an additional article of impeachment of witness tampering statement all right our correspondent on a sonnet in washington thanks on a. well donald trump's longtime friend and adviser has been convicted at his trial in a federal court in washington where just i was found guilty on 7 counts all the lying to congress obstruction and witness tampering the charges came from stones pursuit of russian happed e-mails that were damaging to hillary clinton's 2016 election bit. like few other political operatives in u.s. history roger stone revels in attention whether it's good or bad. guy out. the was. a veteran republican strategist whose career goes back more th

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severe flooding across a large part of so malia has left more than a quarter of a 1000000 people searching for shelter and it could get even worse aid agencies say at least 10 people have died in the town of ballots wayne west of the capital mogadishu and 270000 have been displaced with large parts of central and southern somalia are under water priyanka gupta reports. roads have turned into rivers in central and southern somalia i people here are struggling with rising floodwaters after days of unexpected heavy rainfall in towns and villages submerged families are displaced. thousands of hectares of farmland are destroyed. aid agencies say to try to diseases like cholera malaria are real. and hunger. is going to believe that we desperately need help here from anyone who can help us things are bad and help means to come fast before it's too late. the oktober down pose came off to one of somalia's tries trini seasons in more than treat decades. before the flood there was a serious drought here now many of these areas a cut off because of floods with people trapped inside their homes there a

thgeographically, the traditionl horn expanded to include somaliland,malia, part of somalia, kenya, and uganda. someretches down into eastern african issues. this in such a way that the remit was to be all things to all people. as the eu does, it has causes and subclauses to every text in order that it gives. but at the time, the real hot issue was somalia eight years ago. piracy. how to deal with shabab. where would somalia go? somalia is part of the region. so the remit really became one where i was the only person who had such a role, which was unusual. secondly, that a lot of the people, the leaders in the region i think were surprised, pleased, that there was an attention being given at the political level. kind ofkly, you gave me an open book, as it were, to be as entrepreneurial as possible in dealing with all the different crises, but what emerged, and i think this is where from a european perspective, we could play to one comparative advantage that we had, which is that in the eu, we are dealing daily with squabbles among member states. the question is we created a framework wi

husband was a bomb disposal technician in the marines and he was killed by an ied in iraq in 2006 when malia28 years old and her children were 2, 7 and 9 years old. they have seen their taxes on this go from about $150 per child to $1,000 per child. all of this stems from the widow tax. something where gold star spouses transfer their survivor benefits to their kids so they don't lose these benefits. these benefits expire when the kids come of age. >> if congress has not fixed the widow's tax, what does that mean for you financially? >> i will have to sell my house, the house i bought after he died that i moved to and raised our children from the ages of 2, 7 and 9 i will have to sell it and move because i will not be able to afford to stay here. that's what that's going to mean? >> are you hopeful congress will finally deal with it? or are you worried they're not going to? >> if you had asked me the first of the year, i was hopeful, but the closer we get and the closer we get to time being up the more afraid i am that it's just going to be another year that we're cut from their agenda, that

the couple had a new baby girl, malia, and barack's job had him commuting from three hours chicago tooughts were, are you nuts? just get a job. make some money. this politics stuff is crazy. >> she's looking at the bank account and saying, is this really going to be our nut? >> though money was tight and the couple soon welcomed their second child, sasha, barack began pondering a bold new idea. a long-shot run for u.s. senate. >> it was a big gamble. his name is barack obama, and here he's running against a democratic candidate who would go on to spend $29 million? and his friends, including michelle, were very skeptical that this was a good idea. >> in time, michelle came around. >> i took my wife hat off and put on my citizen hat and thought, i would want to see what politics could be like with somebody like him in it. he would be one of the giants. >> to help support her family, michelle left public allies for a higher-paying position at the university of chicago. as her husband's 2004 illinois senate race heated up -- >> all right, enough talking, let's get busy. >> -- michelle jo