>> 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. >>it's crazy money that you can make here. it's a ticking time bomb. and >> today they will be arrested. >>they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> we have to get out of here. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. hello, welcome to the al jazeera newshour, i'm jane dutton. top stories - talks aimed at stopping the flow of refugees in europe >>> angela merkel's open door record puts the test in regional elections in three states >>> another trump rally disrupted less than 24 hours after an event

>> 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.? >>> republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton are the big winners for super tuesday. you're with al ja

. >> 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. >> they have to make their bunks. 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 dru

former drc vice president jean pierre benba is found guilty of murder rape and

also on this program, the former drc vice president is found guilty of murder, rape and pillage by the

also on this program, the former drc vice president is found guilty of murder, rape and pillage by the international criminal court. >>> refugees from lesbos will be returned to turkey. >>> u.s. president barack obama right now is holding talks with his cuban opposite, raul castro, on his second day of his historic visit to cuba. first visit from a sitting american president in nearly 90 years. there have been decades of mistrust. they're meeting in havana's palace of the revolution and there, president obama was dwroategreeted by an honor guar, before being introduced with members much his team from the united states. one of obama's first engagements of the day was laying a wreath at the tomb of the memorial jose martin. let's go to patty culhane who is our white house correspondent who gets out and about once that while. it happens to be to cuba patty. i imagine a lot of people traveling with you thought this could never happen, would never happen. >> i think pretty much everyone in the country both i this cuba and the united states didn't see this on their radar. it didn't come to l

we report on former drc vice president guilty of murder, rape and pillage at the international criminal court. >> security in southeast security as kurds celebrate the spring festival after months of fighting. plus... >> if i was a lady player i would go down every, every night on my knees and thank god that roger federer and rafael nadal was born. >> some tennis officials apologize after outrage from comments about female tennis players. and ten years after twitter's very first tweet. >> the u.s. president barack obama is having talks with his cuban counterpart real castro on the second day of the historic visit to cuba. this is the first visit of a sitting american president to cuba in 90 years after decades of distrust. a symboli symbolic reconciliation meeting of u.s. president and cuba. the u.s. president was greeted by an honor guard. one of his pressing engagements of the day was laying a wreath at the memorial of jose marti. reporting live for us in havana, lucia new man, the trip has been laidelled with symbolism. what is happening, what is changing? >> yes, there has been so a

former drc vice president jean pierre benba is found guilty of murder rape and pillage by the be international contractual court. plus. >> i'm robyn adams. all the latest from sport coming up. apologizing, reopening the debate on equal pay in the sport. >> so the u.s. president barack obama has been having talks, indeed could still be having you tax, they are are expected to be done with the cube an be president castro, the nation's flags crisscrossing, palace de la revolution. we're awaiting a press conference, or statements from the two men. we've asked, the press that is, whether or not they would in fact be taking questions. no word on that so far so we'll wait to see whether raul castro will answer questions from the press corps, et cetera, et cetera. so waiting for that, this is the first visit of a sitting american president in nearly 90 years, symbolic in terms of reconciliation between the two cubs. mr. obama was greeted by a military honor guard in havana's palace of the revolution where they were discussing cuba's human rights record. that will be contentious and the u.s. embargo. o

we report on former drc vice president guilty of murder, rape and pillage at the international criminal court. >> security in southeast security as kurds celebrate the spring festival after months of fighting. plus... >> if i was a lady player i would

it's a terrible report regarding the drc. what is it that we can actually do? i fear sometimes that we have other priorities at the u.n. and don't want to rock the boat. it doesn't appear to me that we're really laying railroad tracks on this issue, and i wonder if you would tell me that i'm wrong and what what we're doing to cause changes to occur. >> first, we share your outrage. this is appalling behavior. we have been very active in the u.n. to try to address it. in the report that the secretary general issued on friday for the first time, they have named the countries of alleged violators, which is a policy we have been pressing them to do. as a result of that, we have already directed our ambassador in those countries to go in and demand a rapid investigation and prosecution where appropriate. so we have been pushing that for awhile. we are pleased they have finally done it. we are pressing the u.n. to us spend reimbursements for personnel alleged to have committed these abuses as well as to repateuate contingents of peace keepers, where there's a trend o

it's a terrible report regarding the drc. what is it that we can actually do? i fear sometimes that we have other priorities at the u.n. and don't want to rock the boat. it doesn't appear to me that we're really laying railroad tracks on this issue, and i wonder if you would tell me that i'm wrong and what we're doing to cause changes to occur. >> first, we share your outrage. this is appalling behavior. we have been very active in the u.n. to try to address it. in the report that the secretary general issued on friday for the first time, they have named the countries of alleged violators, which is a policy we have been pressing them to do. as a result of that, we have already directed our ambassador in those countries to go in and demand a rapid investigation and prosecution where appropriate. so we have been pushing that for a while. we are pleased they have finally done it. we are pressing the u.n. to us spend reimbursements for personnel alleged to have committed these abuses as well as to repatriate contingents of peace keepers, where there's a trend of ab

the residential design team reviewed the project, the drc middle and found no exceptional or extraordinary circumstances relates to the project were to the dr requesters concerns. the rdt found the proposed depth of the addition to the appropriate given that the one-story portion of the project is no higher than a typical property line fence and that the deck above the one-story portion is held back from both adjacent properties by railings that are set in 6 feet deep from the south neighborhood and 4 feet from the north neighborhood. likewise, the two-story version of the addition is a properly set back from the adjacent properties to minimize light and air impacts to the neighboring buildings. that apartment recommends that the commission not take drm approve the project as proposed. >> president fung: dr requester. >> testifier: good evening, commission. thank you for your attention could i realize is been incredibly long day. i really enjoyed the first 4 hours with my one-year-old and we are playing in alston was great and i can't imagine your job is difficult at this time. thank you f

know that we've worked very closely with imperial county and i believe we've got consistency with the drc planned -- >> i would encourage you to come up with a plan for the unallocated acres. my last question, but certainly not least, i want to thank you for making many significant investments in indian country from the focus to native children and their health, security, and family stability to providing critical needed staff for the bureau of indian education. i look forward to discussing these matters in greater detail with someone from the department later this month. however, what are your priorities for indian country and travel policy moving forward this year? >> thank you for the question and for your support. indian education is critically important. we have a third of our schools that are in poor condition, getting ourselves on a path way to replace schools, which this budget begins to do, restructuring indian education and we appreciate reprogramming the support we got from the house and senate to do that. looking at the whole family to address issues like suicide in indian cou

>> 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 providi