it wasn't like people weren't raping one another in zaire. that's where everyone in rwanda was going to party and dance when rwanda was the uptight couldn't friday in the easterrl '90s. these people who committed these barbaric crimes, it got contagious and further ruptured the social fabric, two wars and obliterated the infrastructure. these guys are still there and they're still killing civilians all the time. they're a big part in who's committing the rapes and they're the big ones that we need to support the effort to do that despite some pushback. i think it's important to remember there's the cndp. obviously they've committed a lot of crimes and they're part of the army -- congo has very openly said peace first, justice second. they're in a tough spot with that kind of thing. the fdlr there's no question about. that part of the country will not be safe until that militia is dealt with as well as the nlra. thank you. >> one final statement or question. there's no doubt that senator danforth, had he not initiated the work with regards to

it wasn't like people weren't raping one another in zaire. that's where everyone in rwanda was going to party and dance when rwanda was the uptight couldn't friday in the easterrl '90s. these people who committed these barbaric crimes, it got contagious and further ruptured the social fabric, two wars and obliterated the infrastructure. these guys are still there and they're still killing civilians all the time. they're a big part in who's committing the rapes and they're the big ones that we need to support the effort to do that despite some pushback. i think it's important to remember there's the cndp. obviously they've committed a lot of crimes and they're part of the army -- congo has very openly said peace first, justice second. they're in a tough spot with that kind of thing. the fdlr there's no question about. that part of the country will not be safe until that militia is dealt with as well as the nlra. thank you. >> one final statement or question. there's no doubt that senator danforth, had he not initiated the work with regards to

zaire. it wasn't like people weren't raping one another in zaire, that's where people from rwanda were going to party and dance. these people who got pushed into that place committed these barbaric crimes and allowed that to be -- it got con tangesfer dangerous and they messed up the social fab lick. these -- fabric. they're a big part of who is committing the rapes and they're the ones we need to support the effort to do that despite some pushback. i think it's important to remember they've committed a lot of crimes and are part of the army, that -- they've said, peace first, justice second. but fdlr, there's no question about. that part of the country will not be safe until that militia is dealt with as well as the l.r.a.. >> thank you. one final statement or question. there's no doubt that senator danforth, had he not initiated the work with regards to the comprehensive peace agreement in the congo, there probably would not have been a comprehensive peace agreement. in sudan. and in like

zaire toga at 78. 60s for san bruno. still the trend is up on the temps. transition dateday to slightly cooler. cooler as we go into the weekend. >>> the highest levels yesterday of radiation -- the highest levels yet of radiation detected in rainwater. >>> several gun related incidents happen here at berkeley high school. a special meet willing address that situation. >>> right now these are live pictures from news chopper 2 of firefighters on the roof at seventh and brandon. you will have street closures in the area. we'll run those down for you straight ahead. >>> welcome back. here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you. california voters probably won't l not see a special election soon now that the governor broke off negotiations with republican leaders. he has approved $11 billion in budget deals. >>> the u.s. supreme court appears ready to block a massive sex discrimination lawsuit against walmart. a case where a woman in concord is one of the plaintiffs. they suggested they were troubled by this case. and some of the lo

we talked about strainton and princeton, but it was zaire -- saratoga that was the turning point.it was there where the american victory was sufficient where we defeated the british army, and it allowed the french to say they could come in. they weren't going to come in for a cause that was clearly stated to lose, and the french alliance was necessary. why? the french brought in for one thing a navy, and the french navy was superior to the british at this point. in the course of the war, the british at one point or another held every major port. they held boston. they held new york. they held charleston. they held philadelphia. they could hold any part because they had command of the sea. now, suppose, you know, we've reached a stalemate and the british held the ports and the americans held the interior. what's the logical result? they negotiated peace which would probably have kept want americans under the british crown. exit the republic. exit the revolution. a very different outcome, but the arrival of the french navy made a victory possible, and i think also, you know, the adv

it wasn't like people weren't raping one another in zaire. that's where everyone in rwanda was going to party and dance when rwanda was the uptight couldn't friday in the easterrl '90s. these people who committed these barbaric crimes, it got contious and further ruptured the social fabric, two wars and obliterated the infrastructure. these guys are still there and they're still killing civilians all the time. they're a big part in who's committinghe rapes and they're the big ones that we need to support the effort to do that despe some pushback. i think it's important to remember there's the cndp. obviously they've committed a lot of crimes and they're part of the army -- congo has very open said peace first, justice second. they're in a tough spot with that kind of thing. the fdlr there's no question about. that part of the country will not be safe until that militia is dea with as well as the nlra. thank you. >> one final statement or question. there's no doubt that senator danforth, had he not initiated the work with regards to the compre

this began on may 189, 2010 when secretary sol zaire called for the establishment of three new intties consistenting of the bureau of ocean energy management, the bureau of safety environmental enforcement, and the office of natural resources revenue. now, the know boem is responsible for managing development of offshore resources in an environmentally responsible way. its functions and responsibilities include leasing, planned administration, environmental studies, nepa, national voormtal policy act, economic analysis, and the renewable energy program. the new bsei enforces regulations and responsibilities include permitting, inspections, offshore regulatory programs, and oil spill response as well as newly formed training and compliance functions. as you know, honr has already become a separate entity. the fiscal year 2012 budget request supports the reform and reorganization and consistents of a -- consists of a number of lengthy requests. an increase in inspection capability that enables us to conduct additional inspections and oversee high risk activities. this part of the request