million people are living and ten million of them are directly affected by the named situation by the name problems so much much more needs to be done but not just by foreign. attendees entities of course domestically in these countries that are just many as well you know julia for example of whom was a lot of things have to change that people actually have a better perspective for example they don t even joyful her and radicalise funny fish are reporting from nigeria thank you. and staying on the continent the former democratic republic of congo warlord has announced a long delayed december presidential election as a quote parody after the country s top court banned him from contesting it member was one of six presidential hopefuls excluded by the election commission from the vote he appealed but the constitutional court has upheld the ban saying it was because of his conviction by the international criminal court also known as the
will the government shutdown on the 1? in 2017, designated infrastructure critical, the critical sub sector. we priority efforts. any state with a vulnerability assessment, scans, et cetera, we ll prioritize in the budget. one last question. for the director and the general. can you unpack what you said. there was a question for the director and for the general. do you give us a better sense of who specifically is targeted? we know two senators said they were targeted by hacks. or people impersonating members. is it member of the house or the senate? we follow a procedure that is agreed upon some time ago in terms of when we see this
a better european future knock wood said that what happened in spain was an internal affair also what you describe by elation of human rights in a member state can t be an affair and it a human rights are not an internal affair where sounds like a website so mr york is wrong no i m framing this in terms of human rights and by that i mean that spain and all the human other. amber states are bound to human rights commitments which transcend the state and i and it s very important that that the issues of human rights are surveilling motion a violation of rights and it member states this internal affair or not it depends on the context for purposes of the e.u. and how it s structured it may well be an accurate statement for for purposes of human rights compliance no raises issues under international human rights law so let s look at another important country france the french emergency law has been replaced with the anti terror law the new legislation which went into effect last
returning public confidence. again, when we re dancing with angels, the question is will we look back, will people look back and say what did you do to make sure that our elections were fair, transparent, and the way the founding fathers meant for them to be. reporter: one of the issues on the table, has this gone from a counterintelligence investigation into a criminal investigation, why does it member? there are some republican members who say now these four investigations, four committees, two on the house, two on the senate, should step back and let bob mueller do his job. democrats want to press on. they still think they have a role to play in investigating russian interference in the election. peter, one more question, if you don t mind about that foreign trip. the new york times and the associated press both reporting how special accommodations are going to be made for the president while overseas. reporter: we don t have the specifics from this side on
me just go to carol lee. on the presidential side, what has president trump been doing in the meantime behind the scenes, dinners, lunches, promises of bowling, drop by, to get this thing through? we have seen him do a number of things in terms of engaging capitol hill, whether it s lunches or dinners or just inviting people over. he s also known to pick up. the phone and call members of congress. it s something that when you step back and look at this, you can see a lot of similarities to 2009 and president obama trying to get health care done. he didn t do a lot of those things. that s one of the differences that we re seeing now is this president who really wants to engage and give the hearts out and do it member by member if he has to. he s use iing all of the differ perks of the presidency to do that. why do we think the president