joseph koney was chased out of uganda in 2006.e reached this remote community two years later. >> they attack several villages and took 76 people. most escaped but there are still some out there. >> evading armies in the region, so the u.s. has sent a hundred special forces soldiers to coordinate the fight against the l.r.a. >> medical capabilities, communication, planning, operations and also incorporating intelligence into the operation to make them more effective. >> what about the legendary american electronic surveillance? >> that's what we're not here to bring. we're here to bring our experience to the table, combine it with what they know about the region and come up with the solution that's going to fit. >> one farmer fears the l.r.a. will be back, boosted with weapons from sudan's president. because koney's making trouble too in south sudan. >> they may come back. >> there are dozens of conflicts, and others in this area. joseph koney is the most volatile fuel on the flier. that explains the u.s. involvement. a hundred so

you may remember this video that's about the african war lord joseph koney and his reign of terror whichludes child abductions and widespread killings. well now senator john kerry is pushing for legislation to offer a reward for any information on his whereabouts. >>> rocker ted nugget will meet with secret service agents tomorrow following his bizarre comments at an nra convention. he said if president obama gets re-elected, "i'll be dead or in jail by this time next year." the so-called motor city madman is known for his views on a number of issues and he claims he's never in his life threatened to kill anyone and he plans to be as supportive as he can be. >>> last night we told you about a horrific crime, a mother shot dead and her baby kidnapped. police in texas say the suspect has confessed. verna mcclain is charged with shooting caleb golden yesterday in the parking lot of a doctors clinic and driving off with her three day old son. the police later found the baby boy safe. a possible motive, investigators say she recently suffered a miscarriage and was desperate to find a baby to

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with the military's in the area, primarily the ugandan military to go after joseph coney -- joseph koney 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 congo as a proxy ba

through grennich village, the brooklyn bridge, gets burrough part of brooklyn, and goes until it ends in koney island. funny shapes happen all over the place for many different reasons, and i've drawn districts where i drew the plan for georgia, i drew a nice square district in northern georgia, and there was a mountain range in the middle where you had to go outside the district to get the one side, and so shapes can be deceiving, but i see, yeah, in this redistricting cycle, particularly in texas and elsewhere, claims of intentional discrimination are coming up. justice kennedy decide there's authentic gerrymandering? >> yeah, the last time the supreme court looked at the issue in depth was in a case from the 2000 round of redistricting in pennsylvania where the republicans were in control, and although the state lost -- was losing, i think, three seats 21 to 18, they managed to tear all democrats and try to get additional seats for the republicans, and i guess a little bit wrong about this because some -- i think they didn't succeed in getting as many seats as they hoped for, but the suprem