>> solutions for africa, for the region, for drc, sustainable solution will be made by locals. don't think that in your office in washington, in london, in paris, in brussels, that you'll be implementing policies which will be helping us more here than us are concerned. if you look at our families here, every congolese that lives here they will tell you that everyone, somehow was affected by the war. how do you think that people who are in europe will be or in u.s. will be more caring for us than ourselves? because we need more peace than anyone else. this is our land, this is our country. >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> people are not getting the care that they need. >> this is a crime against humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> explosions going on... we're not quite sure - >> is that an i.e.d.? >>> good evening from los angeles, welcome to a special edition ever muslim brotherhood. i'm michael oku. thing a

>> solutions for africa, for the region, for drc, sustainable solution will be made by locals. don't think that in your office in washington, in london, in paris, in brussels, that you'll be implementing policies which will be helping us more here than us are concerned. if you look at our families here, every congolese that lives here they will tell you that everyone, somehow was affected by the war. how do you think that people who are in europe will be or in u.s. will be more caring for us than ourselves? because we need more peace than anyone else. this is our land, this is our country. >> what in god's name makes you think that you can handle stress, anxiety, depression... post-traumatic stress? >> the closest i got was sitting in my truck, gun in hand. >> who will save america's heroes? >> i wish he'd been able to talk to somebody. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >>> uganda's main opposition

>> solutions for africa, for the region, for drc, sustainable solution will be made by locals. don't think that in your office in washington, in london, in paris, in brussels, that you'll be implementing policies which will be helping us more here than us are concerned. if you look at our families here, every congolese that lives here they will tell you that everyone, somehow was affected by the war. how do you think that people who are in europe will be or in u.s. will be more caring for us than ourselves? because we need more peace than anyone else. this is our land, this is our country.

only expensive but also slow to implement. >> we're on our way to meet maxie muwonge, who helps the drc government determine which sites can be certified conflict free. >> the reality is that artisanal mining is the subsistence way most of the communities in eastern congo survive. for them it is from the soil to the pocket to the stomach. >> how many mine sites have been certified? >> 160 mine sites have been validated in eastern congo. >> in the whole country? >> in the whole country, this is less than 10%... >> of the total number of mines... >> of the potential of artisanal mining. >> you said only 160 mines are certified and that's where the tags come from? >> yeah the tags... >> those are the minerals that are actually tagged? >> yes >> so the rest of the mines in the country how do they sell their minerals if they don't have tags? >> well uh this is a good question for government. >> if 90 percent of the mines in eastern congo aren't yet certified to use the tagging system, what's happening to all of those minerals? we got a tip about a mine in a place called nyabibwe, the very fi

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realistically speaking, drc is a huge country, 70 million people, very poor infrastructure. do you think that the electoral commission has ample time? do you think they have time to organise and conduct a credible free and fair election within this time? >> yes. they have, because they the commission knows that they have to organise the election this year. there is no room for other thing, but what they have to do, for the time remaining, they have to ask what much money they need. they have to ask the companies. with the timeframe, they can do something. i think if we have 200 million u.s. dollar today, you can't have a voter rej certained in two months. -- register in two months. if the people of the commission, they want to do their job according to the constitution, according to the mandate, they can do it, but now they are working for the president because he appointed them there. >> reporter: thank you very much. that's one of the organisers of this strike. the big issue like you mentioned is funding. the commission says it needs 1.2 billion dollars to organise the loc

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drc toward the wilson bridge. take a look at top of beltway. this is jammed new hampshire upper loop heavy. you see the shane from the rai rain. it's sluggish xhut i. >> more in the forecast to come. ♪ oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh ♪ hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. america runs on dunkin'. right now at 7 police in mont several overnight break ins at a local shopping center. what was tape and what police know about the suspected burglars. >> happening today a security show down. protest are planned nationwide at apple stores over the company's battle with fbi. we'll talk with the organizers of protest planned ford here in d.c.. >> and it's caucus day in nevada. will donald trump be able to hold on to his lead. and a live look outside tuesday february 23. day one of two day soaker, how much rain can we expect. we'll talk weather and traffic as well starting on t

reporter: many agree there is too much to do and very little time in a country as large and complex as drc, but they say no matter what the president must step down when his term ends. >>> nepals prime minister is in india for his first foreign visit since being sworn in. in the -- next six days he'll discuss ways to fix damage done by the change in the constitution. from kathmandu, our correspondent tells us what he hopes will come out of this visit. >> reporter: he made his visit to the country today. the aim is to normalize relationships. india has been accused of supporting protesters by imposing a 4.5-[ inaudible ] economic blockade. this is what the prime minister had to say before he left for india. >> translator: this visit comes at a special time. there have been disagreed between nepal and india in the past few months. the crisis caused by the disagreement are coming to an end. there is no need to take this kind of turn. nepal had to suffer a huge loss in terms of reconstruction and development. >> reporter: and this is the result of the crisis. long queues choke supply lines. no

. >>> the drc where opposition called for a nationwide strike and they are demanding president joseph step down when his term ends in december and we go live to catherine our correspondent in the capitol and have people heeded the call to go on strike? >> marteen we have been going around the city and we are seeing that while small-scale business people are going about their business some of the larger shops remain closed and parents have not taken their children to school but we are being told this is mainly because of fear and certainty and we made some phone calls to eastern congo to the provisional capitol of the north where we are being told the situation is more or less the same and like you said the opposition has called for the strikes saying that the president must step down when his time expires in december, the 19th and joining me to discuss this is the government spokesperson, mrand thank you very much for talking to us and the opposition is accusing the government that deliberately withholding money from the electoral commission, money to plan this election, is there no m

>> i'm under drc. >> daily reporting center. one last thing, there are military barracks empty that i go by every single day. >> thank you. >> hello jane, aaron and board. my name is ken pisher homeless action center board of directors founds route home and co-founder of st. francis village. we have been collaborating or trying to with some folks at the city to provide services and temporary transitional housing under cesar chavez. i have found a lot of great organizations that are willing to partner with other folks from the city. i guess i would really encourage and embrace you to look to these innovative ideas. for instance, dignity village, those solutions have come up quite often and i feel they are good, transitional solutions. i would like to give that a shot at cesar chavez and 101 and i would like your help to do it. i also am just really disappointed what is going on right now in division street and feel with the recent department of justice ruling that we shouldn't be criminalizing and sweeping away people, but provid

inner loop now crash drc road overpass heading to that location. norm of that point we do have a crash approaching pennsylvania avenue so watch for some additional stopped traffic leading to that point. outer loop not tear ill. you can seat rain, spray coming off the road. leave a safer buffer between cars. not looking hot now. 295 southbound crash eastern avenue and because of that you're tacked stacked for miles need extra time this morning. outbound 295 not looking terrible. and you head past coalsdale road and that question lipin lipingers. it's a morning to leave early. back to you. >> 7:27 now coming up which credit card company is about to allow customers to snap selfies instead of typing passwords. >> okay. first though protest areas cross the country hosting rall rallies in support of apple today including one in the district. we'll talk with rallies organizer next. 7:27 now. ♪ all-encompassing brain scan is followed up with an all-embracing hug? what happens when the world's latest surgical technology

>> i'm under drc. >> daily reporting center. one last thing, there are military barracks empty that i go by every single day. >> thank you. >> hello jane, aaron and board. my name is ken pisher homeless action center board of directors founds route home and co-founder of st. francis village. we have been collaborating or trying to with some folks at the city to provide services and temporary transitional housing under cesar chavez. i have found a lot of great organizations that are willing to partner with other folks from the city. i guess i would really encourage and embrace you to look to these innovative ideas. for instance, dignity village, those solutions have come up quite often and i feel they are good, transitional solutions. i would like to give that a shot at cesar chavez and 101 and i would like your help to do it. i also am just really disappointed what is going on right now in division street and feel with the recent department of justice ruling that we shouldn't be criminalizing and sweeping away people, but provid