allen dershowitz joins us. ns us. >> civilians in yemen are rallying to fight houthi's ally, ali abdullah saleh. hashem ahelbarra has the story. >> now, they have been recruited to join yemen's new army. the country's military is known for being divided along tribal and sectarian lines. some of these trainees were forced to retire under former president saleh, under his administration there was inherent mistrust of people from southern yemen. a fear they might form a break away state. >> translator: we formed this battalion a few weeks ago, right after we defeated houthi fighters and pushed them out of the southern cities. there are 4700 soldiers, who fought off the invaders. >> exiled president hadi's return to power depends on an army that is loyal to him. a province on yemen's border with saudi arabia. some of those, had links with the houthis, thousand they are switching sides, they are joining with government forces to recapture the province of saada. >> we are making preparations to start a military campa

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allen s allen dershowitz is my guest today. great to have you on "the real story," professor.rue you wrote your latest book about iran in 11 days. >> i put it together and wrote it in 11 days but i've been thinking about it for ten years. ten years plus 11 days. with e-books you can get them out. by 14 days after the deal was agreed upon it was available. now it's available in paperback just a month after the deal was struck. modern technology is a marvel. >> you wanted to make sure that you got your point of view out there about how much you oppose this deal, and you say that the most important thing is to focus on what we don't know about this deal, right? >> that's right. what we -- we don't know what we don't know. we keep learning new things every day. we now simply don't know how these inspections will be conducted. we don't know why iran needs 24 days to move around material and get ready for certain other kinds of inspections. look, if they had nothing to hide, if they weren't intending to cheat, they wouldn't need 24 days. when i have a criminal client who is innocent