welcome to goma., 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 rebel groups holed up in the jungle nearby, invaded the city. the ngos battened down the hatches. the u.n. stood by, hands tied. everyone else had to fend for themselves until the rebels withdrew. the congo was a place i've dreamed of visiting before i ever thought i would get the chance to travel the world. actually being here, i'm not so sure. dan, horeb and i head for a local restaurant. good food is going to be a challenge soon, so we take the opportunity to fill up on what we can. grilled chicken, gugali, pirripirri pepper, pretty nice meal. >> goma in th

left the army, they started the rebellion and they've been holding large parts of the territory in goma the past year and a half. >> ifill: is what they've done today laid down arms or are they being forced militarily to step back? >> well, it's the result of action by the congolese army and by the united nations that's been there for 14 years and for most of that time has not really taken decisive action. but this year and last spring the united nations security council approved a tougher mandate for the force intervention brigade, as it's called. they set up a 3,000 person intervention brigade to go after and to neutralize armed groups in eastern congo and m-23 allegedly backed by rwanda, rwanda's government denies it but the united states, united kingdom, the united nationss have all said that, in fact, they do back the m-23 militia so that what happened was the intervention brigade working with the congolese army acted more decisively than it's ever acted to take action. >> ifill: did that happen because of the occupation of goma? was the u.n. more muscular in this? >> this happened

rebel fighters have been pinned to hilltops near the city of goma. we have a report from bunagana, on how civilians are trying to cope. >> every one of these rockets has to be loaded by hand. the government has been firing hundreds at the m23 rebels for days. at this base they prepare for another day on the assault of the remaining rebel conditions. this woman lives nearby. she's used to war, but has never seep the government fight like this >> translation: we had war for 10 years. we have to sleep in the bush, and run for our lives. people die of hunger, we suffer. we'd like the government to take control now. it's a big chance for us. >> closer to the front line these men reload a tank. the political wing of m-23 called for a ceasefire. the government did not accept. the bombardment carries on. then civilians start to come down the road with their possessions. something is wrong. they tell us the rebels fired bombs into the town of bunagana. the government took it last week and civilians moved in. we reached the town, there has been many deaths. se

this back in august and twenty three was at the gates of goma the meantime the part of eastern congo. african defence review reports that over the past few weeks. both f a r d c that's the government forces and the united nations move troops to new positions around north kirra they were designed to encircle and the split pea and twenty three sq forces along a major north south axis up in the last couple of days those city to the silly canon g things have gone up fast indeed what you think was the room. the key to the success on the battlefield. sixes. they did the country. baillieu says the region. then after that we discuss about. and try to treat. islam came to mind. three is not only won the group. the region. right now. so for spring. two twenty one twenty one. in the region does the highlands me and takes you to chew on it's such a success. did you know the lord my god. then the answer is no i didn't want to enable around. or was it an excuse to try and go trotting up the ranks and is going. as you say. it's not unnecessarily as a military victory as it seems the m twenty three c

. >>> hay muchas maneras de refaccionarse las gomas, llegÓ en helicÓptero, habÍa brazaletes con cÓdigo mujeres y los hombres nos atormenta, quiere estar regia para su boda en abril. >>> ¿quÉ es eso de vampiro?. >>> un especie de alas de vampiro. hay que sacar la grasa de la espalda para que se vacie y te veas elegante, como si hicieras ejercicio. >>> hay actrices que pasan mÁs tiempo en el quirÓfano que estudiante de medicina. >>> le cuentas las pecas de la espalda a lucero. >>> dios santo. >>> magaÑa, cuando dices de caprichos aparte de llegar en helicÓptero ¿tenÍa trato especial del equipo mÉdico?. >>> por supuesto, imagÍnate lo que implica que de pronto, normalmente la suite del fino hospital tienen a su servicio una enfermera por suite, esa es la razÓn por la que cobran caro, ella tenÍa tres y habia dos gorilas en la puert

>>mi goma. >>¿tu quÉ? >>goma. >>¿cÓmo haces para que desaparezca? >>bueno, es un secreto.as pueden hacer joyerÍa. >>¿pueden? >>unjÚ. >>quÉ extraÑo que larry haya dicho que nunca llamÓ. >>creo que a veces es un perro extraÑo. [♪] >>¡raggs! >>¡quÉ desorden! >>ahh... ¿quÉ pasÓ, amiguito? >>los engaÑÉ para que fueran a casa de larry labrador para poder arreglar todo el jardÍn yo solo, pero solo hice un gran desorden. ahora jamÁs podrÉ ganar esa bolsa de deliciosos huesos. >>claro que puedes, raggs. >>¿sÍ puedo? >>si dejas que te ayudemos. ¿quieres que te ayudemos, raggs? >>sÍ, por favor. estoy seguro que necesito mucha ayuda. >>¡colas arriba! ayudemos todos a raggs a arreglar el jardÍn. [♪] >>oye, razzles... te faltaron algunas hojas por aquÍ. y pido, pon ese clavo en la cerca, por favor. [martilleo] es bueno que alguien se haga cargo de todo lo que hay que hacer. >>¡lo logramos! ¡tenemos el premio por el mejor jardÍn! todos: ¡hurra! >>¡uy! recoger el jardÍn fue un gran trabajo. >>un trabajo muy difÍcil. >>sabÍa que lo lograria con un poco de ayuda de mis amigos. >>¡ay, no tie

have been discovered in freshly dug graves. >> intense fighting has been reported near the city of goma. >> the secretary of state john kerry is in cairo on his first visit to egypt since the overthrow of mohamed morsi. the deposed president is due to stand trial on monday accused of citing murder and violence. >> voting is under way in kosovo, testing the fragile relationship with serbia, urnaling the serb minority to get out and vote. a -- urnaling the serb minor to to get out and vote. >> kosovo was part of serbia in 1992. the territory, which has a majority ethnic albanian declared independence. all of kosovo's neighbours except serbia recognise its independence. there's a large serbian population in the north of kosovo. >> now to stefan. why are the elections so important then? >> well, the elections are more than the ordinary local elections. they are important on many levels. on one hand for the government it's a way to finalise and establish all parts of kosovo with emphasise on the north where the majority of the population is serbian. on the other hand serbian government say i

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committee would also like to acknowledge the staff of sfgtv and also -- who are jessie larson and jonathan goma who record each of our meeting and make the transcripts available to the public online and i'm also joined by our clerk today, linda woning. madam clerk, are there any announcements >> yes, there chair, please make sure to silence all cell phones, the documents to be submitted to the clerk, items will appear on the december 10th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> at this point, could you please call item number 1. >> it is an order nones amending the administrative code to modify open data standards and set deadlines for releasing open data. >> so, supervisor farrell, the author of the legislation, can we have your comments. >> thank you very much, chairman yee and to the members of the public, we're here today to discuss legislation is that i've authored, all across the nation, we're seeing federal government taking steps to make appropriate government data available because open data has helped us spark innovative and fuel further economic development, it has po

fighting is being reported near the city of goma. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in egypt for his first visit since the overthroe of mohamed morsi. he stressed u.s.'s commitment to help egypt, saying they were a friend and partner of the egyptian people. john kerry is due to visit israel and the west bank. his trip part of an effort to revise peace talks between israel and the palestinians. we have this report from the west bank. palestinians are losing hope there's anything left for them to gain. >> it was not like this 10 years ago. now this is the only way home. living in a prison would be easier. here he and his family faced a threat of harassment from jewish settlers and the israeli army. >> we live inside the wall, not behind or next to it. inside it. i am surrounded by gates. on each gate is a mortal danger zone. imagine what that is like. >> the separation wall surrounds his house. to show you what it means. it's over at the back, going across the side and the front. he's isolated. you have a settlement down the road, anoth

minimum wage and in our time and pay for the spd school it is i'll buy you could feel unwelcome in goma ninety five and nine policy during a previous grandpa relation to its china says it's one that is my sincere american b fifty two goal is to fail as the dispute to dine instance china sea on tuesday in defiance of a new thinkpad and defense and making amends the aspley spent the summer sunset that an effective action against any ashcroft in the area. the final point that define themselves the incident is being seen as a direct challenge from washington on parts of present ibanez a ship that its policy of containing china's growing kind someplace in iraq discovered the corpses of thirteen men into separate locations around baghdad failed belief has been executed by sectarian hit squads building shelves in the head with our hands tied behind their backs late on wednesday for the bloodshed still five people died in separate attacks in the capital twenty fifth the high speed tracks nice that the acc thousand and eight. we have an online project of the human tragedy cold and did a ton each

my education standards and options to craftsmanship and over the millennia from goma pulled into the nest the all clear when that ran into was akin to set up conquering the world market and yearning for sale. the high level application. the nurse immediately threatened because of the prepare in the meantime it really struggle to maintain its artistic most to pieces and monuments. the european union and a group of german scientists have stepped in to help fund the restoration of the crumbling ruins all home play. and now in even the coliseum is getting a facelift. thanks to private funding. but private funding has its limits. italy's economy continues to contract and its cultural institutions and works will place for the cops. raising the question when the economic rebound. finally arrives home on two of italy's cultural foundation will remain intact for many in blue. jack thousand cctv run. for project awesome and taking in some of the amazing sights of rome burns who was the stuff back home the weather is coming up at that time will come along and at the top of the next hour and whi

against an escalation in eastern congo is ongoing war and keeping rebels out of the eastern capital goma joel mchale. on a sunday morning is to allow him to miss out on a routine patrol covered the twenty kilometer radius around the list for renters. the bomb. they carry africa's deadliest war more than five million have been killed and millions more have been displaced by fighting between the congolese army and some twenty rebel groups operating in the east working alongside car was army and independently that the gates infantry artillery and special forces reconnaissance units are amended to hit rebels and their positions. while patrolling the order is issued. it's one of us the root of the past few days just a few kilometers up the road from here. janice dr securing the area while the commander said james howe said davies. what you would you choose to go to cvs. soon we'll support you. he followed the sea. government forces be sure to tune in to cbs. we being warm. dallas gets so cool. form. i made it groove. to tease. the these forces backed by un troops battle and twenty three bedro

against an escalation in eastern congo its ongoing war and keep the rebels out of the eastern capital goma seoul the trail. on a sunday morning in october. this can allow you to miss out on a routine patrol. covering a twenty kilometer radius around gomez for renters the bomb. they carry. his deadliest war more than five million have been killed and millions more have been displaced by fighting between the congolese army and some twenty rebel groups operating in the east. working alongside the army and independently that the gates infantry artillery and special for the furnace and his men. he revels in their decision. while patrolling the border position. as well thus the topic today is just a few kilometers up the road from here. janice dr securing the area while the commander said james howe said davies one boy who choose to go to cvs. soon we'll support you the fall of the sea. when forces be sure to tune the cbs review form. and alice gets so cool. form. i made it. gould. tt's. i missed the news was that for un troops battle and twenty three pm. this position. un troops in to protect b

¿serpientes de goma, serpientes de gelatina?es verde. entonces, vamos a pintarlo de verde. >>razzles estarÁ muy contenta porque hicimos exactamente lo que escribiÓ en su lista. >>oye, mails, ¿quÉ es comunicaciÓn? >>cuando hablas con personas. >>¿cuando quÉ? >>cuando hablas con personas. >>¿cuando hablas con personas? >>sÍ, hablar con personas. >>¿usas tu mano para hablar? ¿hay muchas formas distintas para comunicarse? >>sÍ. estÁ el lenguaje de seÑas y a veces puedes bailar para demostrar cÓmo te sientes o cosas asÍ. dumpster: ¿quÉ es el lenguaje de seÑas? >>significa que no puedes hablar con tu voz, pero usas tus manos para comunicarte. >>si no tienes voz puedes usar tus manos para comunicarte. >>ensÉÑame algo del lenguaje de seÑas. >>esto es leche. dumpster: ¿leche? >>si hago asÍ... significa que estÁ caliente. >>esto significa: te quiero. >>asÍ. [♪] dumpster: ¿sabes quÉ, ayela? >>¿quÉ? >>yo tambiÉn te quiero, paz. [risas] ¿es importante ser bueno para comunicarse? >>si no pudiera comunicarme no podrÍa hablar con ella y expresa

the rebels hard already overtaking the city of goma. but the united nations peacekeepers were powerless to intervene. all that changed in march, when the u.n. gave a 3,000 strong force the green light to attack. the balance of the fights shifted, and this week the rebels surrendered. could this be a broader turning point? could the success in congo be replicated elsewhere? what effect would u.n. peacekeepers have in syria, for example? well, it's not as simple as it sounds. consider the makeup of these peacekeeping forces to start. as of september, there were a total of 97,000 u.n. troops, police and military experts. it's not a permanent force. the personnel are actually loaned from various nations. south aszian countries are the top providers, pakistan and bangladesh with about 8,000 each, followed by india, ethiopia. -- for many developing countries, including india, this is several times more than what a soldier actually gets paid by the government. should a poor country contributing troops to the u.n. is actually good business. now