uniforms and were armed with machine guns. >> it's estimated 200,000 women have been raped in eastern congo. rape is a weapon here and often a lethal one. because of the suffering, the u.n. has tried to stop the trafficking in congo's illicit gold, but we found that the gold from these mines is being smuggled into world trade. all those nuggets are combined in border towns, and then the gold is slipped over the border to uganda's capital, kampala. uganda and congo are right next to each other, but uganda has almost no gold production of its own. in 2007, uganda produced about $500 worth. but in the same year, it exported $75 million in gold. almost all of that is coming from the war zone. >> how much? >> maximum... >> we took a hidden camera into a trader called jit. we offered gold for sale, and we were clear it came from congo. >> he bought our gold. and we got a hold of internal ugandan records that list 228 international shipments by jit and many others. u.n. investigators say most of it is gold from congo relabeled as a product of uganda. after kampala, it heads to refiners in dubai an

affleck for example angel in a jolie for example jane goodall but the real truth on the ground in eastern congo is that the jane goodall institute is involved in the militias that are committing genocide in the congo and these are not congo least militias they are u.s. forces sent in from rwanda and uganda where are which are two of our major bases of u.s. military operations on the continent ethiopia being a third job already being another. let's talk with regard to genocide in central africa seems like the last time major western attention was paid to she was a documentary about the ugandan warlord joseph coney what is this a legitimate campaign or was it manufactured. the whole coney thing is needs to be understood in order to understand that you have to go back to eating i mean and israel brought e.d.m. mean to power but nobody understands that any i mean died lived a happy life in saudi arabia i mean nobody understands that so you go back and study the history of uganda and what really happened then you find out that there was this woman named alice aquinas who founded the holy spirit move

affleck for example angelina jolie for example jane goodall but the real truth on the ground in eastern congo is that the jane goodall institute is involved in with the militias that are committing genocide in the congo and he's are not congolese militias they are u.s. forces sent in from rwanda and uganda where are we which are two of our major bases of u.s. military operations on the continent. being a third job or to be in another. let's talk with regard to genocide in central africa seems like the last time major western attention was paid to dish it was a documentary about the ugandan warlord joseph coney what is this a legitimate campaign or was it manufactured. the whole coney's thing is need to be understood in order to understand that you have to go back to eating i mean and israel brought e.d.f. mean to power but nobody understands that any i mean died lived a happy life in saudi arabia i mean nobody understands that so you go back and study the history of uganda and what really happened then you find out that there was this woman named alice look when a founded the holy spirit move

affleck for example enjoying a job for example jane goodall but the real truth on the ground in eastern congo is that the jane goodall institute is involved in with the militias that are committing genocide in the congo and these are not congolese militias they are u.s. forces sent in from rwanda and uganda where are we which are two of our major bases of u.s. military operations on the continent. being a third job or to be in another. let's talk with regard to genocide in central africa seems like the last time major western attention was paid to dish it was a documentary about the ugandan warlord joseph coney what is this a legitimate campaign or was it manufactured. the whole kone thing is need to be understood you know to understand that you have to go back to eating i mean and israel broady i mean to power but nobody understands that e.d. i mean died lived a happy life in saudi arabia i mean nobody understands that so you go back and study the history of uganda and what really happened then you find out that there was this woman named alice look when a well founded the holy spirit moveme

affleck for example angel in a jolie for example jane goodall but the real truth on the ground in eastern congo is that the jane goodall institute is involved in the militias that are committing genocide in the congo and these are not congolese militias they are u.s. backed forces sent in from rwanda and uganda where are we which are two of our major bases of u.s. military operations on the continent ethiopia being a third job already being another. let's talk with regard to genocide in central africa seems like the last time major western attention was paid to dish it was a documentary about the ugandan warlord joseph coney what is this a legitimate campaign or was it manufactured. the whole kone thing is need to be understood in order to understand that you have to go back to eating i mean and israel broady a means of power but nobody understands that edi i mean died lived a happy life in saudi arabia i mean nobody understands that so you go back and study the history of uganda and what really happened then you find out that there was this woman named alice aquinas who founded the holy spirit

i'm here for example look at what happened in eastern congo. you had a good time and full sweep tanzania and south african soldiers who said look what they're doing this the un is not handling it. what can i go in with a serious force to conduct a critical to chinook helicopters in the end of the series expeditionary force to come with accounts of those and twenty three rebels and they did working with the congolese forces the defeat at them. i'm not saying it's the end of the matter but it's quite a significant victo by forces mainly run by africans and sand in the sand and mud in the salt creek look of the films that means most of the soldiers that are african soldiers may be that getting the logistics in the un often fraught but you know a lot of the heavy lifting is now being done by african soldiers of the heavy lifting with the logistics those who sin against sars and the things of that phrase in an intensified in on the ground that all the logistics are old farm that the distance and international with the european view and one of the su

if you're looking to get to the eastern congo, and many would ask why you would even want to do that,drive across from neighboring rwanda. this country, of course, not too long ago, suffered its own appalling genocide. behind the wheel, dan. he's been living in the drc for two years, working on a documentary about some of the several dozen rebel groups in the country. riding shotgun, dan's close friend and associate horeb, a congolese. they're taking me across the border. one side, rwanda, hotels, paved roads, internet, and paperwork to be filled out. just a few feet of barbed wire, machine guns and cement walls away -- this. welcome to goma. a city of 1 million, the significant number of whom are idps, internally displaced people -- sitting, rather inconveniently, at the base of mt. niragango, a still smoldering volcano. current street level is about 12 feet above where it was in january 2002 when it last erupted. lava everywhere. which explains the less than smooth ride. one of the first things you notice out the car window, the u.n. about four months ago, the m-23, one of the vario

if you're looking to get to the eastern congo, and many would ask why you would even want to do that,ive across from neighboring rwanda. this country, of course, not too long ago, suffered its own appalling genocide. behind the wheel, dan. he's been living in the drc for two years, working on a documentary about some of the several dozen rebel groups in the country. riding shotgun, dan's close friend and associate horeb, a congolese. they're taking me across the border. one side, rwanda, hotels, paved roads, internet, and paperwork to be filled out. just a few feet of barbed wire, machine guns and cement walls away -- this. welcome to goma. a city of 1 million, the significant number of whom are idps, internally displaced people -- sitting, rather inconveniently, at the base of mt. niragango, a still smoldering volcano. current street level is about 12 feet above where it was in january 2002 when it last erupted. lava everywhere. which explains the less than smooth ride. one of the first things you notice out the car window, the u.n. about four months ago, the m-23, one of the various

. > >we are actually building the largest infrastructure project in eastern congo in the middle of conflicthave to negotiate different rebel groups to be able to do it. we have to work with the government to do it. if we get it done it will bring electricity to 130,000 people and create a lot of jobs, and be a demobilization strategy. whether it works or not, we're gonna find out. > >much success to both of you and again the book is forty chances. great to chit-chat with the buffett's this morning. > >thank you very much. > >thank you. just ahead--seasoned trading.how market pros make money and avoid losses in the stock market during the holiday season. chart talk is next. hieck, and many actors have played the part of u.s. servicemen in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby their service and their sacrifice are real. and too often when they come home, their struggle continues. for over sixty years, paralyzed veterans of america has been fighting to help our injured veterans get the benefits they need, and have earned. paralyzed veterans of america was there for me when i came home

the idea is to monitor a peace deal in this part of eastern congo. large area much of is remote junjungle terrain. this is something we never had. we had to get it to allow our people to do a better current president says drone technology is believes the union will use many more of the biggest price-tag is nine ladies dancing. the price of maids a milking remains the same along with the federal minimum wage. eight of those will cost you $58. the seven swans which are usually the most volatile on the annual index held steady this year you can get them for 7 grand and if your true love is a big spender they will shell out $114,000. that is a lot of gold rings. >> michael eaves is here with sports and world cup related issues in brazil. >> a lot of concern in blah bra. three state stadiums being consd will not be ready by fe fifa's deadline. they will not be completed due to construction delays. raising more concern that the month long i is soccer event wie played with logistical problems. >> in college football usc introduced their new football coach t

after years of bloodshed the idea is to monitor a fragile peace deal in this part of eastern congo, a large area, much of it remote jungle terrain. >> this is something we never had, but is in use in many armies in the world. we had to get it, you know, to allow our people to do a better job. >> the current president of the u.n. security council, the french ambassador, says drone technology is commonplace, not much more sophisticated than a toy model aircraft. he believes the u.n. will end up using many more of them. >> translation: there are other missions saying already, we will need drones that will improve protection of soldiers to see if threats are out there and ensure protection of civilians. >> for now, the u.n. says the drones in the congo are a one-off but their effectiveness is being monitored. >> the u.s. city of detroit has been given the go ahead to file for bankruptcy. it's a below to trade unions who challenged the decision because it paves the way for spending cuts. pensions could be cut and city assets sold to pay off $18 billion debt. >> every year 3,000 people in s

at the biggest peace keeping mig the world $1.1 billion spent on it, people are still dying in eastern congo, it is not about sending peace keepers here, it is about their mandate what will they do. is as the french realize, it is for more complicated to disarm fighters than you think. you cannot disarm fighters easily in this country. oughted marry people have weapons that they don't have arms they have machetes and sticks and that's enough to kill women and children. >> you are watching the al jazeera news hour. we will tell you how a water deal can help get more life. 15 years in orbit and still counting. count the details coming up in sports later. the six member block may endure the iran nuclear deal. let's go live this would be quite significant tell us more about the message that the gc c is trying to send here? >> yes, well, this is the 30 -- the thirty-fourth summit, and this is the first summit after the deal was signed last month. we understand from the final state, the final statement will have rah welcoming tone to the deal signed between the five plus one iran. however i have t

eastern congo, in particular, has been ravaged by repeated armed rebellions. >> the new york commuterinl nodded off just before the crash that killed four people, a union leader said william rockefeller told him he nodded and then caught himself but it was too late. the national transportation safety board is interviewing rockefeller as part of its probe. >> in economic economic news, home prices rose just slightly in october. it's the latest sign that the market is stabilizing after a big run- up in prices over the past 12 months. and on wall street today, stocks fell again amid concerns that holiday spending is falling short. the dow jones industrial average lost 94 points to close at 15,914. the nasdaq fell eight points to close at 4,037. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour: the politics of the affordable care act; rising tensions in asia; how american students performed on a world wide report card; and detroit's bankruptcy gets the green light. >> woodruff: in washington today, president obama worked to refocus the health care debate on the successes of the affordable care act

around the world and people don't get involved in these kinds of wars fence couldn't intervene in eastern congo for instance if it wants to save lives. there are lots of places that could go wind isn't weapon in why now. maybe because relatively speaking. this often happens they think it's the place they can save lives. fairly easily. or you can be cynical about it when as many nations are what profit. in this adventure for french with an authentic well. the curious thing about the central african republic. it's one of the few african nations in front of the steps the tip your time where there is no chinese or outside for four and development money in there that natural resources of the central african republic which are attached to timber oil et-cetera. all i have not been taxed. and it's one of the few countries in africa that the chinese for obvious reasons have not yet gone into soap. military adventures. because it's insane. well he's not exactly exactly so this is a toe hold what research. so destabilizing for the chinese i am going on in august it's just been done before of course the ba

gold blood gold, if you will like blood diamonds is eastern africa in the democratic republic of eastern congorrorize and inflate whole populations. and as things stand now, there isn't any way for the buyer to walk into a store and tell where it came from. if you want that to happen start walking into a store and saying, is there any way i can tell where this gold comes from? if they say no there isn't, walk out. and you bet they start to find a way to tell where it came from. >> a little disconcerting. vest interesting read. matthew hart thank you very much. the book is on sale now. >>> a new york public relations person is out of a job apologizing for what is being called the tweet heard around the world. on friday justine sacco wrote, "going to africa. hope i don't get aids. just kidding. i'm white." >> her words sparked global outrage before her flight even landed. she was terminated as communications director on saturday. sunday she said words cannot express how sorry i am and how necessary it is for me to apologize to the people of south africa who i have offended due to a needless and

after years of bloodshed the idea is to monitor a fragile peace deal in eastern congo. >> this is somethinger heard, but this is now being used in in many armies in the world and in organizations. we had to get it, you know, to allow our people to do an even better job. >> reporter: the current president of the undersecurity council says drone technology is becoming common place, not much more sophisticated than a toy model aircraft. and he believes the un will end up using many more of them. >> translator: there are other missions who are saying already we will need drones that would considerably improve protection of soldiers to see if threats are out there, and also to ensure protection of civilians. >> reporter: for now the un says the drones in the congo are a one off, but their effectiveness is being monitored. >>> the war in the democratic republic of congo has claimed close to 3 million lives. >>> ukraine's deputy prime minister is on his way to moscow for trade talks today. and the ukrainian president is discussing economic agreements with china. in the ukraine protesters are showi