should apologize to evo morales to france. they should apologize for not following the law that we cannot predict when other countries will follow the law. amy: today, julian assange for the hour. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. saudi-led airstrikes have killed at least 80 people in yemen, marking the deadliest day of the two-month bombing campaign to date. the strikes battered the yemeni capital sanaa and the bakeel al-meer area near the saudi border, where residents said at least 40 people were killed, most of them civilians. arab planes and ships blasted yemen's largest military port in the city of hodeida, marking the worst attack on yemen's navy since saudi arabia launched its offensive on iranian-aligned houthis rebels in march. saudi-led planes targeted a car thought to be carrying houthi leaders in central sanaa, but an eyewitness said the strike destroyed homes and injured residents. >> this is shrapnel they hit working men, not tar

el presidente boliviano evo morales izÓ la bandera como sÍmbolo de la reivindicaciÓn marÍtima de su paÍs el marco del conflicto que tiene bolivia y chile por territorio marÍtimo. ilia: mujeres que se ven involucrados en un aborto difÍcilmente logra transponerse en su vida. veamos la primera parte de este reportaje especial aborto, el peso de la conciencia. ♪♪ >> yo guarde el secreto por muchos aÑos. no le dije a nadie y yo pensaba que yo estaba bien. pero en realidad no estaba bien. >> es algo que no mas lo guardas atrÁs porque en realidad no puedes hablar con nadie. periodista: estas mujeres comparten la pesadumbre de un doloroso secreto que las marcÓ para siempre. la interrupciÓn de un embarazo, una salida inmediata a una situaciÓn inesperada. >> con el dolor que va estar presente siempre, siempre la vida de la mujer, en la vida de un hombre porque fue una decisiÓn muy drÁstica de interrumpir la vida de una persona. periodista: un secreto que guardan por vergüenza o por temor a ser juzgadas pero que aflora sentimientos de culpabilidad, inseguridad y que en ocasiones conlleva una profun

bolivia is enjoying a fresh wave of confidence under president evo morales.ow it wants to reclaim its coastline from chile without bloodshed. >> bolivian people are entitled to the sea. for that reason, one of the objectives of the armed forces is to strengthen the navy. all bolivians should be prepared for the moment when our country wins back access to the sea using peaceful means. >> one option is to bring a case before the international court of justice. morales has tasked his predecessor, carlos mesa, with tackling the maritime issue. he is to represent bolivia in the hague. >> it's not about pursuing legal action in the form of "this piece of land belongs to us and chile should return it." it's neither a border conflict nor a territorial dispute. chile should be ordered by the hague to return to the negotiation table and speak to us about solutions, with an open mind. >> one solution could be to establish a sovereign harbor, something bolivia says is necessary if it's to continue to develop economically. every day, hundreds of bolivian trucks cross the