john gabriel suggests a series of one on one debates organized like a march madness bracket. i love this idea. it starts with a sweet 16 with every candidate seeded according to polling average i am not one to criticize mr. gabriel. he says round one would feature eight half hour debates and round two tour four debates. blamo indeed. it created an avalanche of support. >> i like the idea of having a march madness style set up. set up a bracket and have ed debate and have the guys debate each other and advance in the -- toward the nome nations. >> there was support for it. >> the people were psychic. >> this is pretty good. >> so good idea or great idea? >> at first i thought it was a terrible idea. they should go out and get better candidates. >> can you do that at this point? >> it is a clown show. it could be entertaining. i like the idea of two people debating. that may be a better opportunity to get off script and talk. >> debates are the worst way to pick a president. are there too many candidates or not enough? >> the thing that makes me laugh is -- >> democracy is frat

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gabriel eldon zoe live at the u.n. thank you. the yemeni ambassador letter to u.n. coincides the u.s. is secretary of state john kerry's visit. >> the situation is getting more dire by the day we're deeply concerned about that. we urge all sides to comply with humanitarian law and to take every precaution to keep civilians out of the line of fire and out of harm's way and that humanitarian assistance to be delivered. we urged the parties to engage in a because in order to be able to deliver aid. the saudis to their credit, immediately announced they were shifting out of one phase and into a phase and would respond if houthi continues continued to attack and they did. >> john kerry speaking in djibouti. we're joined live on the phone--not on the phone. live for us in riyadh. mohammed your reaction to this letter and the timing of it. it is it just a coincidence that it comes on a day when john kerry is in saudi arabia and we've seen the escalating violence in yemen itself? >> barbara, we don't know if it is a coincidence or designed that kerry is asking for something quite contrary to the spirit of that letter b

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gabriel elizondo with the latest from the u.n. thank you. well the yemeni ambassador appeal to the united nations cone side with the visit from the u.s. secretary of state towsacky arabia. john kerry arrived and is there to push for quote humanitarian pause in the fighting. considering a temporary truss to allow aid deliveries. kerry has praised saudi arabia aid agencies trying to reach civilians. the timing is interesting. it has ban day of spiraling developments itself. 100 civilians thought to have died. across board attacks. do you think it's a coincidence that it was sent now? >> it is a coincidence because secretary of state john kerry is coming to ask for humanitarian truce. that goes contrary to the ground invasion that the yemenis have just asked the u.n. to do. we have two situations that go against each other here. the need for the airstrikes, so the victims of war can be reached, and the need saudis and yemeni government to go ahead and go beyond just the airstrikes we have seen the houthis being defeated. we've seen them gain ground, and remember aden was on the list of priorities when they launched the airstrikes. they wanted to make aden available for the gove

whistler soon met the painters john everett millais and dante gabriel rossetti both leaders of the pre-raphaelite school. the leading art critic john ruskin, praised the pre-raphaelites' moralizing paintings of historical, literary, and biical subs, rendered in painstaking deta from london, whistler traveled regularly to paris, forging a link between the two artistic worlds. in 1863, along with manet's "d'jeuner sur l'herbe," whistler's "the white girl" was the sensation of the salon des refuse. portraying his mistrs joanna hifrnan the painting seemed neither pre- raphaelite nor realist. it bfled critics and artists alike. whence comeshis white apparition? no one canay-- critic #1 it's a picture of a bride on the morng after her dding-- critic #2 it's a portrait of a iritualist a medm-- critic #3 the critic paul mantz perhaps understood it best: it is a symphony in white. whistler concurred and later added "symphony" to the title, wel to a seriesf paintis. as music is the poetry of sound, so is painting the poetry of sight, and the subject matter has nothing to do with harmony of sound or color.