over 15,000 people died in that confli. two years after the peace treaty, aceh was hit by a series of deadly floods, killing dozens. experts believe extensive logging in the rrounding hills caused the floods. >> [speaking local language] >> after such adversity, many communities are just trying to rebuild. and for young farmers like sabaruddin, elephants and other wildlife pose a threat to their livelihood. >> [speaking local language] >> with money on e line, it's often hard to find solutions that are good for both peop and elephants. but with no solutions at all, the conflicts can turn ugly. baby elephants are often captured, domesticated, and used for entertainment. >> [speaking local language] [ephant grls] >> this is rajah the elephant. he's been named by the villagers who found him in a trap, on a plantation about a month ago. apparently he's just over a year old. as cute as he is, it's a really tragic story. he's on his own, chained up, padlocked, well away from his family, where he should be learning the skills to s

we're at the very beginning stages of a bloody and brutal confli conflict. we will literally eradicate everything that we've been bequeathed over the last 2,000, 2500 years. >> it would include poland's ruling law and justice party. tunneled party's control, there's restricted press freedom, limited independence of the judiciary and closed its borders of the refugees. to make sure trump would receive the responsibility. they bused in people from all over the country. someone even thought to bring a confederate flag. after serving four decades including as ambassador to poland. some have defended this poaspee. >> i'll defend it in a limited way. as a defense by the president of the west. of a united west. rooted in values, including the president said, and froem of expression, recommend speech. the president affirmed for the firm the, nato's articles, and he called out the destabilizing actions in ukraine. so those we important elements and good to yeahear from the president. >> it sounds like you have a but. >> i might have expressed the definition of the we

what they have done is in confli conflict, whenever there's a challenge, they just throw more troops at it. the problem is that is if the troops aren't trained and they don't have the equipment how are they going to do their job? being able to mike make is smarter, that's great stability. >> i know you've been involved in the peacekeeping efforts. just fill in the details of the work to try to reform that process. >> i think the main thing with the peacekeeping that we said was first of all let's go back and look. what's the political solution of the area? we have to look at the politics in the area. then we have to look at what was the original intent. and then from there, go and say, is it effective? that's how we have maneuvered. a lot of cases we have been able to cut a lot of problem areas. the one thing we have also done is we are holding the troops accountable now. if the terrorists were coming in they were running the other way. they weren't protecting the people on the ground. like you just saw in congo you have all of these rapes of children happening by the troops. one of

. >> back on her former housing unit, the confli rages on two new fronts. maina bush files complaints to staff that led to jennings' expulsion. dudley denied the allegations. >> she stole the gel! she stole it! >> step outside for a minute so i can talk to you. >> shontera's nice. she is funny as hell. even though she be wrong sometimes, that was wrong what y'all did. >> take a breath now. relax. >> back up. back up. >> now bush directs her rage at harley rooney, accusing her of snitching on jennings as well. >> that was wrong because nobody ever said they was going to do nothing to either one of you all. you want to go home. >> you don't know what the [ bleep ]. >> let them go. you're [ bleep ] scared of shontera. >> they did tell on her. and they did steal from her. shontera's a good person. i'll sit down. >> bush is moved to the segregation unit just a few doors down from jennings until she calms down. >> did i start that too? >> yeah, you did. >> but now rooney is in an argument with another inmate. chelsea carpontier. >> say what you got to say now. sa

[inaudible]confli >> about this qatar conflict but in general when we look at the permissive nature ofwhat we've allowed to take place across this region, in my view, it has been the direct result of yielding to these actors and over time this has become the boiling frog. although i heard that's not scientific that frogs actually can be boiled and they won't know about. regardless, what i would say is that over time have come to just accept the fact that there are terrorist financiers running around the qatar and that there's terror financers in kuwait we've been asked to look the other way. over time we've grown used to this because they have engaged with us on deals to buy weapons and investments here in the united states and because the happy face here in washington. what i would like to do is try to look beyond the messaging and get back to the facts here that we have problematic relations. >> right, but could it not be that we also have troops stationed there was work we have the largest base in the region in qatar. >> we do. >> maybe we have conflicting interest here. not justify