joseph coney can be within our reach sooner than we might have thought in the past. and in large measure it's because of the isr with the capabilities of the african countries. any comments you want to add to that and the reward program i'd appreciate. >> thank you, senator. your comments about the isr and some of the challenges there really underscore the need for all forms of information and intelligence to be fused together. and i think underscore further the importance of the engagements with the local populations, the engagements with the defectors and the kinds of information that comes as a result of the defections so the defectors are a key part of the information picture that helps it will partner forces vector -- on the whereabouts of the r.a. leadership. so very complimentary to the use of assets, isr-type assets is the human picture so to speak derived from information and intelligence. and to that end, the rewards program, the proposals to expand the state department's version of the rewards program is well supported by the department, by general hamm at

there, and all of them had these questions of, like, why are we being fought by this one guy, joseph coney, that we don't understand. and the thing that they raised, they say our voices cannot be heard, how did you people do it that the world had your voice, and now the war in northern ugandan is able to get stopped. and one thing that they all echoed was that they all say that because they feel their voices can not be heard, they feel this is a trick of eliminating their ethnic group, which is the zanda tribe, because when you look at central african republic, sudan and congo, it is it will zanda tribe that joseph coney is harassing. it was difficult for me hearing from them. i told them, there are people out there who can listen. we need to do advocacy, and we need to speak loud so that your voices can be heard. and i have dedicated my life to work for these young people. right now, even if northern uganda is relatively peaceful, but when i go to the congo, seeing the congo, these girls who have come out speaking to them in my own language, people from central african republic, i want to

with that, president obama said joseph coney stays. u.s. advisors will help uganda bring the african warlord to justice. you may remember coney from this viral video. he's accused of abducting children in a campaign of rape and murder. >>> on to the presidential campaign of 2012. the gop primary elections tomorrow. mitt romney is sure of his party's nomination. he campaigned in pennsylvania today, one of the five states holding primaries tomorrow. romney is trying to quash rumors that romnio is the v.p. >> several of these are being talked about on the screen. now, in addition to pennsylvania, connecticut, delaware, new york and rhode island will all be holding nominating contests tomorrow. >> it may be months before romney announces his running mate. earlier today, former vice- president dick cheney weighed in on why that decision is so critical. >> it gives the public a chance to watch you operate and see what you think is important, what kind of individual you choose to serve as your running mate. what are the cree tear rah? -- criteria.

sort of innocuous and silly and personal, family-oriented, kid-oriented kinds of things, to the joseph coney video, which had profound impact and 71ing, over 80 million or so hits over a short period of time. now the smartphone and tablet folks make it possible for people to capture video not just on your television or computer but any time, anywhere. so it's a brave new world. it's a whole new deal. and most of these services are riding on either the wired or the wireless investments of a group of companies -- the satellite, cable, telephone folks. and now they're using their broadband capabilities to put content out in new ways such as the comcast, x-box, microsoft x-box setup. so a lot of us are sitting here trying to fig or out, what are the principles that ought to guide us going forward? mr. chairman, i think it's critical that whatever we do, we help to grow and empower and enable this innovation. that means on the wireless side that we have to do a better job of managing and releases the spectrum, because video takes up a heck of a lot more bandwidth. on the wired side, we need to be

but i have to say, if you talk about the horror of joseph coney in northern uganda five to six years ago and the savagery and the destruction and the terrible things that were going on, a lot of credit has to be given to the renaissance now taking place in that area in northern africa, and a lot of that credit goes to usaid. you might want to comment on some of those contractors. >> thank you, senator, and thank you for your praise. i look forward, actually, to going to gulu. i've heard about the tremendous impact that we collectively, the u.s. government, have made in partnership with ngos, international, local, and certainly the government of uganda. we programmed more than $100 million last year into northern uganda, and that was about 50% of the resources that went into northern uganda last year. and it's all coordinated under the government's peace and reconstruction development program. and a.i.d. is a major contributor and other donors and the government itself is, as well. before i get into commenting on some of the specific programs of our implementing partners, i want to sa

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guest says that's the way conflicts are being fought and will be fought going forward and that joseph coneyrfect example of this phenomenon. back with that in just a moment. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a certified financial planner professional. cfp. let's make a plan. until i had the shingles. i have never encountered such a burning sensation... it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com >>> i'm candy crowley in washington. fareed zakaria gps will be back in just a second, but first a check of two breaking stories we're following. the u.s. embassy on in afghanistan is under lockdown after a wave of attacks across the country. earlier on cnn's state of the union afghan forces have the situation in kabul largely under control. a military spokesman says some of the attackers have been captured. a numbe

joseph coney is running out of places to hide and some senators are on the hunt.he international criminal court for brutalizing many people and now the likes of senator john isaacson of georgia speaking out saying his days are numbered. the senator says the arrest will be a good day for africa. >>> india launching a long range intercontinental ba lis particulars missile capable of carrying a nuk dl e. >> this was just a test launch and a huge success according to indian officials. they say the blast off and flight went precisely as planned. the missile reportedly has a 3,000 mile range. right now only five countries have icbns. >>> here is something you rarely see in iran. look at this. see the person and all of those people around the car surrounded by a sea of noisy people is mahmoud ahmadinejad, leader of the country, and many are complaining the iranian president they're hungry and just some wanted to shake his hand. happened as he was driving in this motorcade. the president later posted pictures of happy waving supporters there. >>> the white house releases

senators now increasing the pressure on african warlord joseph coney, asking americans to sign on for legislation condemning kony and the army. he is wand for crimes against the humanity. the movie invisible children documented that army's abduction of children who were then turned. >> soldiers and sex slaves. senator john kerry introduced legislation to increase the reward for the capture of kony. >>> the opposition in syria says the u.n. cease-fire there is not stopping government troops from launching new attacks. anti-government protestors led u.n. monitors in syria know they want the president of syria to step down. and the rebels say -- continues to launch daily attacks on the city of homs. so far the u.n. has not been able to travel outside the city of damascus. >>> u.s. military officials now confirm all four american crewmembers onboard a blackhawk helicopter died when that helicopter crashed. it was reported in the southwestern part of the country yesterday. the helicopter was responding to a suicide bombing attack on afghan police at a checkpoint. a u.s. defense official sa

special forces to work with the military's in the area, primarily the ugandan military to go after joseph coneydren and others. our military is working to play its role and then in addition, we have many programs from our international assistance, the agency for international development, usaid. we have many non-governmental organizations, groups who are working to provide support of all kinds. americans are active in the area, but what we tried to do is to work towards a resolution that would take away the incentives for the exploitation of the natural resources, which fuel is a lot of the violence because there is a lot of money to be made extracting all of those minerals that you find in your cell phone or your laptop. we have passed legislation to require our companies and hopefully to get to the international standard where all companies will have to be transparent about the business that they do in the eastern congo, to try to shut down the road that, illegal operations, which fuel and fund a lot of the militias, to work with the neighboring countries to try to end their using eastern con

joseph kony. president obama sent 100 special forces down last year to track down the lortds resistant army. coneyntion with the 2012 video. they're accused of abducting children to use as soldiers or sex slaves. >>> the john edwards trial gets started later on this morning in north carolina and it will pick up where it left off on friday with sherri young, wife of former aide to mr. edwards. she said her husband did everything for the former senator, yard work, buying christmas presents for his kids. she testified it almost destroyed her marriage. edwards is charged with using illegal contributions to hide an affair and a baby while running for president. >>> ahead on "early start" a state of emergency in sudan, the government reportedly launching air strikes with journalists in harm's way. >>> a boy gets kicked off a girl's hockey team. you'll never believe the reason for it, coming up after this quick break. [ barking ] i'm your dog, holding down the fort while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me, your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if yo