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My heard was pounding. my mind went blank. we just scrambled. things like our wallets and ran outside. >> reporter: she was visiting her family for new year's when the quake struck. her mother's house now unlivable because of the powerful impact. the pair luckily able to escape unharmed. but with the constant aftershocks, they're still far from safe. >> translator: i feel like even now the building is shaking. whenever an aftershock happens, i think of the main quake, and my body trembles. >> reporter: but it's not just the tremors here have to worry about. other than a roof, there is little e...

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, there is a lot of talk about how this is fair or unfair to donald trump. and whether or not this is election interference when it documents his bid. i think the one equally big question is whether or not this is fair or unfair to republican primary voters who deserve to have a legitimate debate out there between candidates which is being made impossible by the actions of the department of justice. i mean, you just mentioned the money that trump raised but obviously the extraordinary media attention and the fact that this is the headlines and very little else. why when people finally saw that...

We've just seen the evacuation of western citizens and embassy staff. i think the international community is listening because there have been several calls for the democratically elected government to be reinstated. so from the united states, from britain, from european countries, even russia, where there is concern that maybe russia might try to use this instability to gain influence, the government in russia says they want to see a return to the constitutional order. but what can they do if the military in niger has dug in as it has? because the military says it's not giving up power despit...

Constant alarms, no one understands autism or any of my needs. sessions don't happen. but back at home, molly's family say the mental health support she got was patchy. her weight dropped and last october she was sectioned and taken to the general hospital. molly's parents asked us to delay telling her story, hoping she would be home soon, but by this april she was still here. with little else to do, her artwork and thoughts reached across the floor. to keep her safe, agency mental health nurses watched her 2a hours a day. it's a vicious cycle, so the more distressed she gets, the more her beh...