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Like libya, intervention there, egypt? how does she deal with that? >> she may get some of those questions. remember, the war in iraq was raging in 2007 and 2008. we had 180,000 troops in a much different place because of the policies of this president and she was instrumental in helping with those policies. but my sense is that shes going to get most of her questions about the economy and how it relates to every day people and thats where the center of her message should be. we have an economy ...

People that sets them apart from everyone else. according to forbes gets their happiness from within, dont pass judgment, dont say yes unless they really want to and listen more than they speak. also confident people dont seek attention. you must crippled with insecurity. >> i am. confidence i believe is harmful to your health. every dare devil was confident before plunging to their death. the last thought in their head was this was a stupid idea. people who lack confidence do better because the...

Attacks. still, people here feeling enough is enough with the insecurity on especially the border regions of kenya. errol? >> al shabaabs strategy appears to create a divide between muslims and christians especially in garissa but, of course, elsewhere. in the wake of this attack, do you get the sense that the opposite is happening? i mean, in kenya, you have people of different faiths living peacefully side by side for many years. >> reporter: thats right. kenya does have its issues with ethnic...

Democracy in 1999 with three losses under his belt. this election is very different. boko haram is running rampant in nigerias primarily muslim northeast, destroying villages and killing thousands, kidnapping many more. goodluck jonathan, a christian who has been criticized for not doing enough about the militant groups growth and seemingly ineffective efforts have allowed much of the region to slip from his control. buhari, a muslim from the north, may be just the man to bring the security back...

Out who they are? is there anyone you can turn people like that in to? it seems one goes away and another one pops up in his place. it seems impossible to stop this. >> reporter: that is really the heart of the issue. we spoke to the nigerian anti-trafficking agency. you saw their spokesman there in our piece. they even acknowledge that the insecurity means that its really really hard to keep track of what happens to these children. and even children living inside -- the orphans who have no one ...

What prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been saying in the past few days. hes been saying conflicting statements. on the eve of his re-election, let me read to you what he said about palestinian statehood. he said i think that anyone who is going to establish a palestinian state today and evacuate lands, is giving attack grounds to the radical islam against the state of israel. when you heard that before his election how did you interpret that? >> well as usual, its the politics of panic, of ...

Through quietly and calmly and not through some kind of public shouting matches. >> what about tough love ambassador? you were part of the bush administration accused of putting pressure on israel. when you see things that are not productive shouldnt you pressure them to move in a certain direction? >> my question is how much pressure could this good friend of ours sustain? they have relations with only two arab states theyre kind of isolated in the middle east region. theyve relied on us for he...

>> now an online contributor, antonia wants to make writing and teaching her full-time career. >> my next bold move is to break into academia. >> so what works in this scene, and who is saffo? >> shes been a visiting professor at a major university in the past, and today shes teaching a one-day writers workshop. >> i love everything about teaching. i like conveying wisdom, i love doing research. i love thinking about what would make a fun lecture. >> why is it so hard for the writers to write a ...

Thing. thats really striking to me. were you trying to prove something? >> yeah, that i was still me. that i was still me. >> but miles knew his life was fundamentally changed forever. it was a dark time of insecurity, both physical and emotional pain. that he almost didnt pull out of. >> i wasnt ready. i wasnt ready. i needed to just process. i needed to make sure i could do a few things. make sure i was going to be reasonably okay before i could tell anyone. i didnt want to be a wreck. with al...

>> busying. actually, i did some conference calls, talked with some people. >> probably sent e-mails to people. >> sure. >> they had no inclination that happened to you. >> i understand the denial thing. thats really striking to me. were you trying to prove something? >> yeah, that i was still me. that i was still me. >> but miles knew his life was fundamentally changed forever. it was a dark time of insecurity, both physical and emotional pain. that he almost didnt pull out of. >> i wasnt ready...