in the harbor town of newlyn, the fishermen in particular resent brussels.y regard the eu fishing quotas as pure harassment. they say the french steal their fish, and now they finally have their sea back. >> bye, bye, brussels. now we'll be able to spend our own money on what we want to. and we'll stop giving money to waste on all the things brussels wastes their money on, the french farming industry. and we haven't seen anything out of it. no benefit. >> i'm surprised at how many did vote for it. and it worked. what happens from now on, nobody knows it. it's early days. we'll see how it goes. it can't be any worse. >> turbot, mackerel, and cod. in newlyn, everything revolves around fishing, as if there were no other issues in europe. even though the new ice-flaking machine was paid for with eu subsidies, the workers here are relieved at the result of the referendum. they think the only ones who will be hurt are the bankers and bosses in london. ryan: a lot of londoners and major cities want to stay in europe, but it's obviously the fringe counties away from

newlyn's harbor was going to be modernized with eu funding. and that won't be happening now. >> the swiss government has built what is considered the world's longest and deepest railway tunnel through the alps. it is a technological feat that allows the transport of more freight faster. but as with so many of the conveniences of modern life, the tunnel came at a cost. six workers died and several houses had to be demolished. while most residents were resettled, one chose to be left behind. vairner vullker refused to embrace the rapid pace of change around him and stayed in his lifelong home -- that is, until he caught site of the bulldozers approaching. >> the new gotthard tunnel has changed werner walker's life. ten years ago he still worked as a hill farmer. now he spends most of his time sitting on a plastic chair with a cigarillo, watching the traffic go by. the 84-year-old has come to terms with his lot. in any case, he says grumbling is not his thing. >> there are lots of trucks that honk and wave. >> does he wave back? >> yes. >> he's a