. >> his name is hermes redi.t off on his own and then came back and was placed in charge. >> when i saw at last the gates coming out that we first imagined, then we draft, then we design, then we build. so to see it coming out from the sea has been a great privilege. >> what went through your mind that day last summer when your colleagues were arrested? >> we were very upset because the job was affected. i mean, i would like to make a very big difference between the job and the behavior of some of the people which has been involved in the politicians and all this part. >> there are plenty of venetians who aren't sure this will even work. >> we know that somebody is still against the project. but from a technical and engineering point of view, we do not have any doubt. >> you're solid. you think it's absolutely bulletproof. >> oh, yes. >> but what science knows about climate has changed in the decade since this plan was hatched. some think a melting arctic and rising seas will make mose obsolete sooner than later.

villagers herm her well. she had a bad eye.dually it grew bigger and bigger and she never left the house. her father didn't know where to take her for treatment. that's why the child stayed in the village for a long time. >>> down the dirt track long pro's parents are bemused by the interest in their daughter, but her father confirms she had a problem with her eye. >> translation: we didn't know much about disease, because it was so unusual. i don't know how i went like that. she was a child, and we were busy making our living. her eye grew bigger and bigger. we were very poor at the time. the n.g.o. helped look after us with food also. >>> back in phnom penh we met a former employee from the foundation. she said that she arranged after the tumor was removed for her to be brought to a shelter, and doesn't want to be identified for fear of reprisal >> translation: her eye was caused by a disease. i know this, because the hospital told me face to face. >>> this woman said she worked for the foundation for 14 years, and was laid o

in an attempt to allow aid into yemen, saut hermes has been asked to take control of some of the country's air space and maritime territory. >> reporter: another day of operation decisive storm in yemen, air and ground battles have been serious. in the capital, strikes targeted specific places including the ammunition depots. strikes targeted the house of former vice president of the ousted president in aden. on ground, houthi militia shelled a neighbourhood in in tiaz fierce battles left more than 10 killed, along with three others from the local resistance. 10 other houthi fighters were killed and injured in an ambush. a saudi soldiers was killed in skirmishes on the border, raising the numbers of casualties to seven. >> yesterday there were ongoing clashes until the late hours of the night in nasreen, resulting in a death of the saudi ground forces. >> reporter: looking to allow more aid into yemen, the government gave permission to saudis to manage and monitor the territorial water and air and space. >> this is an order to facilitate the movements of several planes loaded with food and

. >> reporter: this time, clinton will frame hermes i think through more intimate home style gatheringson women's workplace issues and narrowing the country's economic disparities the republican hopefuls who already consider clinton their probable opponents in the elect are attacking what they see as her vulnerabilities. >> i think the thing is about the clintons there is a certain sense that they think they are above the law. and there is also this grand had hypocrisy for the clintons in the sense that we have this whole thing this war on women thing that they like to talk about, and yet hillary clinton has taken money from countries that rape victims or publicly lash. >> reporter: clinton will face criticisms in the democratic primary campaign buzz so far no one has emerge today formerly challenge her. this state's talk cusses talk can you go caucuses many months away. >>> at least 14 people killed in two separate attacks egypt's sinai pa his los angeles in one of the attacks a suicide bomber detonated his vehicle at the entrance to a large police station in the provincial capital. at

. >> reporter: this time, clinton will frame hermes i think through more intimate home style gatheringsg on women's workplacishes and you narrowing the country's economic disparities. republican hopefuls who already consider clinton their probable opponent in the election are attacking what they see as they are vulnerabilities. >> i think the thing is about the clintons, is that there is a certain sense that they think they are above the law. and i think there is also this grand hypocrisy for the clintons in the sent that we have this whole thing this war on women thing that they like to talk about, and yet hillary clinton has taken money from countries that rape victims or publically lash. >> reporter: clinton may face some of those criticisms in the democratic primary campaigns but so far no one has he ledger merge today formally challenge her. with the caucuses still nine months way clinton will be back many more times to foil down a win, with or without a serious opponents. tom ackerman, al jazerra, des moines iowa. >>> so hillary clinton is the hot favorite for the democrat not nat

support for the saudi-led separation and staying that it would speed up the arm supplies to saut hermes what does that signify or tell us? >> it is important. it's a measure to the houthis. the p5, our allies in the west they do mean what they say now. i think they'll take it seriously, and an indicator of what is going back in the united nations security council, that perhaps the resolution, it was supported openly by the americans. i am sure that the russians have in reconstituting their positions and relating to the activity the visit of the iranian foreign minister today to pakistan as well as the former visit of the president to iran and yesterday's visit by the minister of interior the saudi minister to turkey. the set up is moving towards a climax. a confrontation or the rainies will have to -- iranis will have to advise of a pull back >>> now, there is a renewed diplomatic push to establish a humanitarian corridor from syria's yarmouk rev dee camp. the camp on the outskirts of damascus has been overrun by fighters. it's been under a siege for two years and there's a shortage of

before he went there the saut hermes interior minister met president recep tayyip erdogan in ankara. we don't know what they talked about. but we do know that turkey offered to provide logistical support for the saudi campaign. this is despite political differences that the turks and the saudis have notably over saudi arabia's support for the coup ending in the removal of president mursi in egypt. >> so what extent is all of this the event in yemen straining relations between the two countries? >> the two countries need each other. turkey needs iranian gas and iran turkey's foreign exchange. there are apparent political strains, particularly over yemen, the two are tied economically. there's no suggestion that there'll be a risk affecting the economic ties. >> at the moment bernard smith live from istanbul. thank you >>> let's talk more about all this now from tehran. joining us live is a journalist for an international and political analyst. thank you for being with us. i am sure you heard what the correspondent was saying there. i want to ask you about this economic relationship be

if he were standing next to me he was 6'4", would be 6'6" and $20,000 armani suit and $900 hermes shirtand $800 hair cut and holding ar-15 because he was a swinging deadly dude. george washington here day would look like money because he was money. he understood the power of the image. that's who george washington is. if he were standing here today he wouldn't be dressed like that. he would be dressed in a $20,000 suit. and i thought to myself, how do we get this idea acrossed to -- across to young people? because the people who knew him wanted him to be king. they fought an entire war against kings and the first thing they wanted him to is make him king because he was so overwhelmingly glamourous and interesting and sexy and cool. he was every single celebrity you know today rolled into one and founder of the nation. they wanted him to be king. they wanted to refer to him as your excellency. he said no, you'll call me mr. president. we are all equals here. when young people hear this the whole thing becomes new again. george washington with an $800 haircut is accessible in a way that a

if he were standing next to me he was 6'4", would be 6'6" and $20,000 armani suit and $900 hermes shirtand $800 hair cut and holding ar-15 because he was a swinging deadly dude. george washington here day would look like money because he was money. he understood the power of the image. that's who george washington is. if he were standing here today he wouldn't be dressed like that. he would be dressed in a $20,000 suit. and i thought to myself, how do we get this idea acrossed to -- across to young people? because the people who knew him wanted him to be king. they fought an entire war against kings and the first thing they wanted him to is make him king because he was so overwhelmingly glamourous and interesting and sexy and cool. he was every single celebrity you know today rolled into one and founder of the nation. they wanted him to be king. they wanted to refer to him as your excellency. he said, no, you'll call me mr. president. we are all equals here. when young people hear this the whole thing becomes new again. george washington with an $800 haircut is accessible in a way that

it beats out louis vuitton, hermes.d sell an aluminum cube with a single bulb and it would sell wherever and if they made it in gold it would sell in china. it has some downsides, it's not very waterproof. it's a good add on a supple am for the whole ecosphere and it will do fine but it's not going to rival the phone. >> jordan, what is injure estimate -- your estimate of how well this watch does and as people focus on the pricing, maybe it's too expensive for some folks. >> i think that there's a point to make here which is this isn't just a watch. it's a wearable device and we also in our survey asked people what else they're going to be doing with this besides telling time. 30% say they're going to be using it for health monitoring. another 20% say they'll be using it for shopping. 15% for gaming. so they're not really going after the watch market. they're not trying to be just a watch on your arm. they're creating an entirely new category. >> erich, what would you say about the payment tucks?function? i'm not a big

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