caisson lies 10 kilometers north of the border separating the two koreas. the giant complex employs 55,000 workers, mostly from the north. they work for 120 companies, most of them from the south. it's a symbol of hope and a ray of light for the north's decimated economy erie it most of the people live and die in poverty. may have to raise their own vegetables or keep animals just to survive. the infrastructure is crumbling and there are few consumer goods and not enough reduction equipment. since the fall of communism in russia and eastern europe, the north's only two reliable partners are neighboring china to the north and south korea, thanks above all to the caisson complex. >> finally the polar bear making money from beyond the grave. it has won a trade mark battle over it bear which died. >> luckily for the zoo, they have built a day -- they have upheld claim against the british product trying to use the same name erie the bear took the world by storm after his mother rejected him and he had to be raised by his keeper. >> the richest bear in the cemete

specially designed caissons were dredged to the floor of the bay. this may have been the most difficult part of the operation but it was not the most dangerous. once the foundations were laid then work could begin on the towers. men would now be working hundreds of feet above the water but the raising gang seemed oblivious to the constant danger, in fact many thrived on it. al was known as the king of the high steel in his bridge building days and now 82, he recalls that the only doubts he ever had while working on the bay bridge was that it might fall down. >> i worked on a lot of bridges and a lot of others but nothing like that. this was new to me. >> what made it different? >> well, the thrill and the -- just the guts to go up there and do it. and all the thrills every minute something drop and smooths around you know. think the whole thing is going. and i used to look across with all the way to the cable. and see 28 and 7/8s diameter and away from this tower now and how can the cable we're still putting on steel? i said ooh i hope the engineers

as for his old nose it will be caisson to chris cattan. for more we will go to the senior red eye medical correspondent. i just want to know how he paid for it. >> i have nothing against him. he obviously didn't pay for that. you know there are makers and takers. he is definitely a taker. it is part of obama's america and that is -- i don't even know what that was. >> i think it is down to 43%. >> we were just joking. >> we don't need your facts. >> your facts mean nothing on "red eye." this is a magnificent advancement. they are like salamanders and they can grow new heads. >> it is fantastic technology and there will be appendages growing out of all parts of your body it is fantastic. did you know that "twilight zone" episode where the woman's face is ban -- bandaged up. the doctors have these hideous faces. >> how did that happen? >> it is a new element of beauty that i think -- >> i am talking about "the twilight zone." >> at first people were pretty. >> they look like pigs. >> how did their face look when they were look at her? everyo

joined with senator begich from alaska and other senators on the senator, my friend, senator height caisson. i woul-- senator heitkamp. i would urge our resolution, which we believe will have more than 60 votes, will urge the president and push us to a place where we can approve the keystone pipeline as an important infrastructure component to our efforts to greatly expand domestic production. there's horizontal drilling that's going on. there's fracking that can be done very safely and with a minimum environmental blueprint. there are some opportunities, as the chairman knows, to export gas. we are a big gas producer and consumer, so i understand the balance that's necessary. we most certainly don't want to export 100% of our production, but we do need to export enough to understand is a significant pall to -- to send a signal to the marketplace that if you risk your moi money to find it vula market pour it. that is just the fundamentals of any kind of market, whether it is the cotton market the oil market or the gas market. they all operate the same. so we're excited about what's happenin