. >> this is our drc program. drug rehabilitation center. an in-house drug treatment center, a 90-day program for people in the bergen county jail. >> officer lopez is one of the supervisors of the drc. >> let's not get lax. >> the gentlemen here wake up at 6:00 in the morning. >> should there be no radios, right, in group? >> and a lot of people who are not used to the structure think that it's military. we don't run it like that, but i say things one time, and i expect it to be done. for them that's military, for anybody else, that's normal behavior. and we have a lot of people come in here thinking this program is one way and after 90 days they're totally different people. >> william says he can testify to that. >> it's a good feeling to have my spirit come back to life because i was dead coming in here. >> serving four months for theft and robbery, he's about to complete the 90-day program. in a few days he'll be released from jail and continue his recovery in a residential drug treatment program. today drug abuse counselor sam watson wi

armed groups in the region will also disintegrate and we have this exclusive from from the eastern drcter: we have to drive through eastern congo hills for two days to meet with fdlr rebels and most people living here have more contact with armed groups than their own government and fighters from neighboring rwanda have been hiding in this area since 1994. some of the groups members accused of genocide back home. it's also been accused of mass rapes and killing civilians in congo. we reach a hill top village under fdlr control and shows us around and said they laid down arms and don't want to fight and said they want a dialog with the rwanda government. >> translator: they tell us we are criminals, let them point out the criminals among us and we will sideline them. but what about the rwanda army massacres of people in rwanda and congo and the solution for the problem is truth and reconciliation. >> reporter: no fighters or guns on show here. instead we are taken to a meeting with their wives and children. the fdlr says they are among the victims of any attack. the rebels given the sec

malcolm webb, our correspondent is in the eastern part of the drc. >> the congolese army said that the fighting will start any day now. some wonder if the government has the political will to actually do this. they have been accused of hiring the fdlr to fight against their rebel groups. meanwhile the fdlr fetterers scattered in several different factions. some mix in with the civilian population and the civilians could get caught up in the fighting and bear the brunt of this assault. >> still to come on the al jazeera news hour. [ explosion ] >> after months of fighting, isil reportedly retreats from the syrian town of kobane, which is close to the turkish border. plus. >> in the valley of the mood in western argentina home to these guys. how did they get here? we're here to find out. >> and in sports find out why world number one serena williams still dominates women's tennis. >> a crisis on the border... >> thery're vulnarable... these are refugees... >> migrent kids flooding into the u.s. >> we're gonna go and see josue who's just been deported... >> why are so many children fleein

when organizations as 40 people have been killed in three days of protest in the drc.ple are angry over move by the president to external -- to extend his term in office. a court in egypt has ordered the release of the two sons of ousted president hosking must -- austin mubarak. the lawyer told reporters that they had served the maximum trial detention period. they are on trial for corruption. also in egypt amnesty international has, with a report that says violence against addiction women is still as bad as ever. reforms of the government undertook to curb sexual assault have been entirely ineffective. >> a bouquet of red roses and promises to change. last year, the president of egypt paid a nationally televised visit to a sexual assault victim. she had been gang raped while attending his inaugural celebration. he vowed to end a systemic sexual harassment. >> we will take strict measures was up we will stand strong in the face. i came here to tell you had to tell every egyptian woman that i am sorry, and i offer my apology. >> while he was the general al-sisi had come

. >>> elsewhere in africa the army in the drc troops won't be getting as much help from the u.n.they thought. >> reporter: both the congoeze and the u.n. have said this will be a congolese operation with u.n. logistical support. the u.n. has a special brigade. it seems that brigade is now largely out of the picture. we have been told the congolese army only wants the support of the gun ships, but that is against the u.n. rules. these changes are likely to ruffle feathers in the international community. the u.s. and several other western countries have been pressuring kong go to begin the defense against the fdlr. now some of those countries will be asking why the u.n.'s fighting role has been dropped. >>> the former u.s. presidential candidate mitt romney says he won't run for the white house in 2016. that despite comments made by the republican three weeks ago that he was considering a third campaign. romney was defeat by u.s. president, barack obama in 2012. allan where is he not running? >> reporter: well the simple answer is he is not going to win. he says he is ahead in all

the yuan drc says that young people not able to vote takes the right front man people. young people can commit to sexual relationships. surely they can vote for their choice. thank you. [applause] >> anybody else from london? good heavens. i'm sorry, this is very difficult. this gentleman has been trying for quite some time. please, let's hear from you. >> thank you. of course, the main idea is that this issue affects every single person sitting in this room presently paradigm going to quickly skim over some of the things. as teenagers, we like to state what is unfair. we can work despite where this money is going to we can fight for this nation and not decide how affairs are being run. i don't think it is fair that you can have sex with your local mp but you can't vote for who they are. [laughter] [applause] >> what do they say? they say we are not mature enough. so on my 18th birthday and wake up and say, oh, i'm 18 now and i mature. now i can vote because when you wake up when you wake up on your weight -- when you wake up on your 18th birthday, doesn't happen? we ca

we go to the eastern part of the drc. >> the congolese army said that the fighting will start any day now. some members of the diplomatic community wonder if they have the political will to do this, the congolese have been accused of fighting the flr to fight against other rebel groups. they say they're ready to do this and the fight something about to start. rights groups are concerned that civilians could get caught up in the fighting, and they could be bearing the brunt of this assault. >> it looks like the major operation is due to get under way, this is really a hangover, isn't it, from a rwandan problem. it was the genocide of 1994 that led to the formation of this group of hutus. what are the rwandans saying? are they willing to take these people back? i think give his choices he might take them back. of course, the prime goal is to control them and eliminate them. i think that they have more of the political embarrassment and than an active military force. the other point is that this is a quid pro quo because international community fought and got rid of m23 which everyone ac

but we have seen this similar phenomenon in uganda south sudan, and drc. were armed groups that were calling itself a christian movement but they were capturing children having child slavery, and so on and so forth. so boko haram seems to be of a similar character, and we have another one in kenya and somalia, the al-shabab and so on. so these require really regional options, the way in which west african state [ inaudible ] put forces together led by nigeria when there was a crisis in sierra leone, which was supported by the then line line -- liberian president. and the meeting right now is pointing to the right direction. >> very very briefly, because we're running out of time. but are the government asking themselves why these armed groups are sprouting up and going cross country? yes or no? >> um i think that governments are slow in acknowledging problems of regionalism, tribalism, issues of inequality in development and so on yeah. >> right. okay. thank you very much for speaking us to from johannesberg. >>> voters in zambia are choosing their next pr

africa troops and expressed concerns about the peace process and called for decisive action of rebels in drcffensive now that is going on against this group. he also raised concerns about extremism in the horn of africa and uncomfortable to some of the leaders who are in that meeting he cautioned leaders who refused to leave office with the towns and listen to your people and joining me is with the institute of security studies and doctor many issues for the eu to deal with and let's start with boko haram and they called for 7500 strong multi national regional force, how will this force be operational? we know nigeria has always been reluctant to have foreign troops on its soil. >> thank you very much. on nigeria, i think a couple of things to take note of. the first is from the very beginning there were problems of consensus and also trust between nigeria and neighboring countries who have also been affected by the boko haram attacks. there were a number of sticking points after the lecture agreed for the establishment of the multi national task force against boko haram. one of the sticking

they were looking for, only the rarest bottles were stolen, including screaming eagle, cabernet and drc burgundy. the losses are estimated between $300 and $700,000, tori. >> very interesting story. the person has a little explaining to do. >>> 8:41. a startling study about airport safety. coming up the potentially dangerous objects being found in passengers' bags and why there's increasing concern. >>> plus did you see this? another case of a celebrity getting off easy? bam. why actor will ferrell won't be punished with these charges, really nailed a cheerleader with that basketball and it was all caught on camera. >>reporter: good morning. we're looking at a commute that's getting better in most areas, however, it's getting a little slower in the east bay, but getting better here in the south bay. we'll tell you more about that. >>> well, mother nature looks like a slam dunk, a possibility of record highs this weekend on the coast. already 63 in half moon bay. we'll tell you about your warmer weekend. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another

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