. >>> marie claire is the icrc's spokesperson and spoke to us earlier from sana'a. >> the supplies thatived today are 16.4 tons of exclusively medical and surgical supplies. we have bandages iv fluids and all of the necessary items to treat blast wounds and wounds inflicted by bullets and by bombs. these 16.4 tons arrived today. they are arriving at houses now, and we are starting to send them to the fields as soon as tomorrow. we still need of course to have all of the security guarantees from everyone involved in this conflict be it by air or on the streets or on the ground so that these medical supplies can reach the hospitals safely. >>> barack obama and raul castro have spoken on the phone ahead of an historic meeting. the two leaders are set to some face-to-face following the highest level of talks between their two countries in years. >> few people back then were certain of a brighter future. fewer probably thought we could turn the tide. well today the tide has turned. and it has been turning for sometime. thanks to the efforts of everybody in the region itself. >> lucia newman

joining us from sanaa, is spokeswoman marie claire. this news couldn't come soon enough? could it?> it is a positive development. we are happy about it negotiations have gone well so far. we have received indeed the permission of the co add list to send in medical supplies. we are hoping to have this done soon hopefully on tuesday. >> are you satisfied with the arrangements that are being put in place that will enable you hopefullito, to distribute that aid? >> we have reminded all of the parties involved in the current round of violence via the coalition as well. everyone who was fighting in yemen on the ground that it is imperative that we receive those medical supplies. this is a dialogue an open die dialogue that we have with all of the parties. it's a bilateral dialogue and going well so far and what we hope and what would make the difference is to see the results. >> you have got an immense task on your hands, haven't you? 11 days this air bombardment has been going on you are starting from something of a disadvantage with a conflict that is now almost fwhooiingsd? it has bee

joining us on the line is marie clair, a speaks woman for the international committee for the red cross and joins us from sanaa. tell us about the supplies that you've been able to bring in, and where they are delivered to. >> after the first plane, we managed to have a much-awaited second plane with 35.6 tonnes of supplies generators and materials to fix broken systems around the hospitals, and also in the civilian areas. we have started since yesterday evening to take by truck, some of the assistance to most areas, and we'll continue on the next days to dispatch the medical supplies and other supplies all over the country >>> for the time being have you said you managed to reach sanaa and aden. >> we are in sanaa and present in aden and tiaz and all around the country. what he has done now is we have started taking the medical substance, and having all the parties on the ground. to have this taken through the places where they are needed the most. >> okay. you talked about medical assistance. are we to assume the supplies that have been delivered do not meet the humanitarian needs on

here is my example with "marie claire" magazine, one with rachel ray and the higher-priced and the lower-priced version right next to it. here's another question for you. have you ever experienced design piracy while shopping online or at a brick-and-mortar store? raise your hand. ok, we have even more people. recently i was looking at amazon.com. i was wanting to jump on the bandwagon for a jean jacket and some jersey in the sleeve and the hoodie. i found this example on the left. a couple pages down, here was an example, jessica simpson, $80. similar. very similar. now that we have established pretty much everyone in the room has experienced this in some way in their life, but do we know exactly what it is? so, what is design piracy? is design piracy always the low copying the high? raise your hand if you think that. is it always the low copying the high? no. no. right? this example might have clued you in here. we see the galliano example from 1998 and if we look at this from 1928, it looks very similar, does it not? is design piracy the same thing as counterfeiting? raise your hand if you t

marie clair from the international committee of the red cross. thank you >>> as we mentioned pakistan's parliament has been meeting to discussion whether to send troops to join the coalition. kamal hyder has more on that from islamabad. where are we now and how long will this debate go on for. >> the session has reached the second day. there's a debate. the opposition is warning that it could be a quagmire and there needs to be a diplomatic solution. the pakistani prime minister said the advice from the opposition is that the government would not set aside. there was, indeed some sort of movement because yesterday the prime minister met the military chiefs. they have drafted a resolution. but are waiting for the iranian foreign minister to arriving. -- to arrive tomorrow. there is fresh momentum. >> is there a push for a diplomatic solution. >> indeed after the saudi prime minister -- the pakistani prime minister rushed the first thing was to bring turkey in on it he rushed to ankara and both said there would be a reaction from turkey and pakista

claire was a personal friend of mary's. and dr. charles, he was the first doctor to reach abraham lincoln in the presidential box. and started to care for lincoln that evening. then laura keene, are actress, -- the actress she also made her , way to the box after the assassination and cradled the president's head on her lap. brought water to the box for him. and then left later trying to get the crowd under control. lurking in the background, sneaking around the corner, we have our assassin. john wilkes booth. our second section of the exhibition really looks at the arrival to the theater. the lincolns and their guests arrived a little bit late to the theater. lincoln was finishing up as this at the white house. when they came in, the show is already in progress. the show was stopped. the crowd cheered. they played hail to the chief. we have a couple instruments that were here that night. these have not been on view for several years. they are part of the national park service collection. and then our third section is the actual ac

claire was a personal friend of mary's. and dr. charles, he was the first doctor to reach abraham lincoln in the presidential box. and started to care for lincoln that evening. then laura keene, are actress she also made her way to the box after the assassination and cradled the presidents head on her lap -- president's head on her lap. then looking in the background sneaking around the corner, we have our assassin. our second set -- section of the exhibition really looks at the arrival to the theater. they arrived a little bit.ly to the theater. lincoln was finishing up business at the white house. so when they came in, the show was already in progress. the show was stopped and the president and the first lady were introduced to the crowd cheered. -- and the crowd cheered. we have a couple instruments that were here that night. these have not been on view for several years. and then our second -- third section is the actual act of the assassination. the president a shot so here is the gun. of course, he is shot by john wilkes boot

mary lincoln. others were asked and they didn't come so ultimately rascon was chosen and claire harris.s later using the same weapons, the type of views to the pistol and a knife he murdered his wife in front of their children and he was confined to a german insane asylum. so they had a tragic life. clara harris would have been better off if booth had killed her fiancÉ this night on april 14, 1865. they would have saved her from being murdered at his hands late late -- years later. the president did not have a security detail. explain that if you could for a moment. >> guest: abraham lincoln didn't believe in security. he was not an imperial president. p1 said my story is the short and simple annals of the poor and he didn't like having personal bodyguards so when he arrived here he was in a carriage with mary his wife with rathbone and harris and the coachman francis bird. there is a legend of the white house guard john parker that abandoned the president wasn't guarding the box. he was really guarding the white house. there was no secret service them. it was not his sworn duty to be t