the countries listed include saudi arabia, oman, algeria qatar the united arab emirates and kuwait as well as brunei. all seven of these nations have poor gender gap rankings with saudi arabia ranking 130 out of 142 countries. and then brunei the only nation ranking in the top 100 is at 98. here's a closer look at how much money those countries donated to the clinton foundation. some of the examples of their discrimination against women. let's look at saudi arabia. that country donated between $10 million and $25 million to the clinton foundation. in 2011 women were finally granted the right to vote there. but get this women are still not allowed to drive and they need a male guardian's permission to work or to travel. then in kuwait which did give between $5 million and $10 million to her foundation women do not have the right to become public prosecutors and judges and there are not any laws on the books which make domestic violence illegal. then the united arab emirates donated between $1 million and $5 million and considered one of the most socially liberal gulf states, but still

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back in oman in the 2011-2012 time frame. we didn't tell any of our gulf allies about it we didn't tell congress was in the dark. administration acting alone. in october of last year president obama sent a letter to the supreme leader of iran after declaring that assad must go and couldn't cross the red line. president obama sent a letter to the supreme leader of iran and said in effect, we won't come after your in syria. we are not going to target assad and his security forces and oh, by the way we might be on the same side in this fight against isis. it's not just leading from behind, it's actively shifting our alignment towards iran. >> let me ask you about that. it was a very, i thought, provocative and, i thought quite controversial op ed in the "wall street journal." do you really believe, i mean, i could understand, you know, the enemy of the enemy is my friend argument, but do you really believe that we are shifting president obama intends to shift our strategy our alliance from israel to iran? >> well, i don't know a

they will fly first to oman. how do you feel? >> it is amazing. it hasn't really sunk in yet that i'm getting into this plane . [inaudible] reporter: by achieving their incredible journey, the cheetah adventurers -- the two adventurers want to prove that solar energy can replace fossil fuel in every sector of the economy. they have been dreaming of this day for the last 12 years. >> we simply believe that we can achieve in possible and incredible things, like flying around the world with -- achieve impossible and incredible things, like flying around the world with no fuel. we can make a cleaner world. reporter: this aircraft will fly around the globe, making 12 stops without one drop of fuel. if all goes well, it will be here in abu dhabi in five months. genie: thank you for watching "france 24." stay tuned. more headlines in 20 minutes. reporter: major cities across the globe are constantly battling for the title of fashion capital of the world. new york has announced its investment in the sector. $15 million into the textile industry alone. tod

between oman and india. it's a flight of about 1-500 kilometers.e the first time ever that there is a solar airplane flying in asia. >> the five-month trip should allow them to hit china, the u.s. and europe. >> incredible. >>> thank you very much for watching, i'm zain asher. pressure you being with us for this -- appreciate you being with us for this hour. >> i'm errol barnett. "early start" is next. have a great day. i've just arrived in atlanta and i can't wait to start telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of dollars on car insurance. but first, my luggage. ahh, there it is. uh, excuse me sir? i think you've got the wrong bag. >>sorry, they all look alike, you know? no worries. well, car's here, i can't save people money chatting at the baggage claim all day. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is ending sunday. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: that means sunday is your las

from there going onwards to oman and disappears or ever.ens under the nose of 15 nato warships. >> only you guys know about this ship? >> me and 16,000 of my best friends. >> let's get a large shot of your system. give us a sense of what this looks like live. >> what you see is alive. >> we are looking at the -- >> this is the persian gulf. the blue squares are the good guys, carnival cruises. the red are suspicious. this is the story of a real vessel. we constructed its profile. we know what it's doing, what it's caring, everything. it is exporting oil from iran to syria and back. >> you have people looking at screens like air to -- traffic controllers. >> we have algorithms. they built ship profiles flagging singular vessel activities but also trends. >> who else buys -- besides security once data like this? >> i'm sure there are a lot of people in the crowd that look at the growth of china. one of the problems is china is measuring its own growth. but managing shipping and cargo movement, we measure the raw materials coming into china, p

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solar impulse left abu dhabi two weeks ago and has already been to oman and india. the trip is expected to take five months. more on aljazeera.com. you close its schools. children. >> the mayor's administration closes dozens of schools, the largest closure in u.s. history. many residents rallied around this man known as chewie. >> they are looking for a mayor who will sit at a table and listen to people >>> also tonight ... >> the f-35 is the most expensive weapons programme in

it took off from oman on a 250 kilometer flight across the rainy and see. >> all right, this will wrap it up for us. thanks for watching. >> great to have you with us. keep on watching dw. >> euromaxx highlights. >> a warm welcome to our highlights addition coming to you straight from brandenburg gate. let's look at what is on the agenda. we visit the visit he -- the city of zaragoza in northeastern spain. we get a glimpse of how work and fun merge at the berlin film festival. winter attraction week takes to the ice under a natural skating rink. the scorpions are one of germany's most successful rock bands and as of this year they

2001 it has received nearly $2 billion from private donors and governments including saudi arabia and oman. >> despite limits, seven foreign governments in total while she was secretary of state. now those contribution he picked up after she left office and started her second bid for the presidency. >> the real challenge to democracy comes if the gifts to the nonprofits and the an anonymity they allow. >> there have been no specific allegation of misconduct against clinton other than this potential breach of e-mail protocol and the clintons or hillary clinton have released 50,000 e-mails for review. though clinton later tweeted, i want the public to see my e-mail, i released them to the state department, they said they would release them as soon as possible. the question isn't about e-mails that were saved and handed over. instead much like the ties to wall street, it is the question of transparency. >> david arioso joins me now. david, most people are noting familiar with what the controversy is. what is this law that she was accused by some of breaking and defended by others for not brea

. >> reporter: 17-year-old oman lopez is totally on his own financially.o welfare and his parents can't support him. he has been working at mcdonald's full time since he was 15. >> it's scary because you know that at the end of the month you have to have the money to pay the rent because if you don't you could get kicked out of the room. >> reporter: he and his sister rent a room in san rafael. together they is scrape by. they were born here. but his family returned to guatemala. his parents are farmers and poor. so when he was 11 they sent him back here to live with relatives so he could get an education. that worked for a few years, but eventually oiman and his sister were out on their own. is it hard being away from your parents? >> it is really hard because i need someone to give me advice or support. maybe give you a hug. something to make you feel better, which is what i don't have. >> he has been functioning as an adult since he was 15. he has been living on his own with his sister, supporting himself through working full time. >> reporter: and goin

solar impulse left abu dhabi two weeks ago and has already been to oman and india. the trip is expected to take five months. more on aljazeera.com. you close its schools. children. >> the mayor's administration closes dozens of schools, the largest closure in u.s. history. many residents rallied around this man known as chewie. >> they are looking for a mayor who will sit at a table and listen to people >>> also tonight ... >> the f-35 is the most expensive weapons programme in american history. so far the pentagon has bought 150 f-35s. with more on the assembly line. even though the plane is not cleared for combat. >> it can blow up. >> absolutely. >> there goes the airplane and the pilot >>> i'm, aime adam may sitting in for joie chen. despite the talk in washington. there's one programme that has been spared repeatedly. congress expected to spend more than one trillion on the f-35 fighter plane. even though that programme has experienced setback after setback. and now there is another concern. safety. "america tonight"s sheila macvicar investigates speaking with

the plane and its pilot have mastered the first stretch and landed safely in oman. >> i like power naps, but i'm not going to fly a plane. thanks for watching. ♪ >> from dw's tv studios very warm welcome to "focus on europe, our weekly look at the people, the places, and the passions of this colorful continent. my name is christopher springer. good to have you with us. here's what we have this week -- the multibillionaire who tells us he's doing just fine despite western sanctions. the maverick mayor who put his town square at the central of controversy. and the swiss ski resort that is secretly using the euro. millions of russians may well be feeling the effect of western sanctions. unemployment rising, public spending cuts spreading, and the russian ruble in freefall,

the single seater aircraft solar impulse-2 landed in oman after taking off from abu dhabi. we've got a report of this very unique journey. >> landing after sunset after the first part of the solar powered journey ends. the lights beaming, another sign of the low energy consumption on board. the solar powered plane was the -- was to become the first to fly around the world without fuel. the exploiters -- the explorers have been hearing for these 600 flying hours for years. the journey began in abu dhabi on monday morning. >> we have a lot of unexpected and unpredictable. >> each pilot could only take short first of closely controlled sleep. >> you will put these glasses on and have these yellow lights flash. what will that do? >> as the light slows down, the brain slows down. >> how long? >> they've got to wake up every 20 minutes to check equipment. >> in the next five months, they will taken india, china and europe. the pilots hope the pioneering materials that created the planes solar cells, insulation and lightweight storage capacity could be applied more extensively els

. >> and man oman, have you been outside lately? take a look at this. snow and ice causing trouble for people in the midwest and the bad weather is going to last through tomorrow. parts of missouri, illinois, indiana being slammed with more than a half a foot of snow. the same system expected to go to the northeast. freezing rain and more snow expected again. another weekend snow storm in the northeast. i hear janice kind of thinking about that. what is about that weekend after weekend of the snow storms? >> i know. it's the same script you read from last week? i know and the cold air continues to move south. you can look at our friends in canada with the windchill it feels like minus 65 in baker lake. you can see the cold air sinking south where it feels like 13 in chicago and 25 in bos. 33 in louisville. we're tracking two winter storms. this one across the southwest but this latest winter storm invading the mid atlantic and the northeast with more snow and ice. unfortunately throughout the day today and into the overnight tonight. there's philadelphi

. >> oman i was like, you got to be kidding me? for help annabelle explained to passengers she was on her way to a local store to buy what she called a slushy. >> all i want is a sludge she. that's all she said. >> alerted by the driver police officers quickly guided annabelle off the bus and back home. her parents saying she slipped out a back door walking several blocks even crossing busy torresdale avenue. >> i'm just so grateful to have her home and safe. >> annabelle's parents who are already installing new locks on the house promise that was the first and last time she will ever leave on her own. meanwhile, annabelle smiling and happy after taking a nap told her mom she would still like that icy treat from the wawa. that she just wasn't able to get her hands on over in it. >> mommy, take me to wawa and buy a slushy. >> i will take to you wawa and buy a slushy. listen promise me next time

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the solar impulse 2 took off and landed in oman completing the first leg.osed to take 12 hours but high winds delayed the landing. they want to complete the global journey in 5 months. there will be 12 lay overs. >>> weather watchers. >> we are asking people to send in pictures. we will tackle that around the region. i love that we can do this on a day in march. we nearly hit 80 and it is still sunny. it is a 22-degree spread. san jose 70. oakland 66. you know the temperature spread is wider in the summer. but crazy we can do that in march. san francisco will be the warmest spot overnight. you will hold on to the heat you have. livermore will be up to 58. 7:28 not 6:28. a rain chance will move south. it will push south. a low pressure area over the ridge will make it here. that will begin this time tomorrow in the form of cloud cover in the form of rain. enjoy wednesday. thursday the ridge scoots right back. sunny and warm for 3 days there after. we have new information from future cast. it paints not the wettest picture but nice light to moderate rainfall.

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there are reports that the president has now resurfaced in oman. a couple of developments there. in terms of the strikes themselves, they have been targeting strategic targets things like weapons stores antiaircraft guns, and airfields , and the presidential palace even. there have been reports of a dozen civilian casualties. the saudi ambassador to the united states outlining the primary objective behind these strikes. >> we will do whatever it takes in order to protect the legitimate government of yemen from falling and from facing any dangers from an outside militia. >> saudi arabia particularly concerned about not just further instability along its border with yemen, but also the possibility of having an iranian proxy right on its border, as well. iran is accused of supporting these shiite rebels who have been advancing to the south and have threatened to take over yemen's main access points. francine: why the saudi's getting involved now? >> they are getting involved now not just because of the advanced by the rebels to the south. they had already taken over the capital seve

they take it from oman. these are important questions. but they are smart. what the clinton foundation is disclosing itself. >> but is this, julian, the new formation of how people are going raise money i think this is a perfectly legal way to get around transparency standards. she said at the state department that we're going to be open with you on this. transparent and let you review it that hasn't happened at all. i think what's disturbing about this is you see this happen in other countries. you see money funneled through charities for nefarious purposes. it sure doesn't look good. they were both using the same server, the clinton foundation because she threw her husband under the bus. she said it's bill's server as she is running basic foreign policy from her kitchen table from chap can a. chappaqua. there areeth -- ethical questions abound. >> political operation with charity grafted on to the side of it. that's how bill and hillary have used it now for years. >> i think in every aspect she said that she is going to do things. she hasn't done them and

they're trying to convince the foreign ministers of saudi arabia, bahrain, kuwait, oman, qatar, the united arab emirates that they can trust mr. obama and the nuclear weapon deal that's near the deal with iran. isn't planning a so-called grand bargain with iran. all the countries represented with the meeting at kerry are sunni all keenly concerned about shia iran producing a nuclear bomb. we take up the troubling elements of the deal. house intelligence committee member len westmoreland is here, and the islamic state engaging in act of defiance. setting fire to oil wells trying to slow the joint iraqi and iranian offensive against them. this on the same day that libya accuses the radical islamist terrorists of attacking, looting sabotaging and destroying 11 of their oil fields. former nato supreme allied commander admiral james stavridis joins us. we'll be taking up the islamic state threat, and we'll have the latest for you on ukraine. >>> and the clinton e-mail scandal. the white house claims they did not know she was using only her personal e-mail account during her entire tenure as sec

the news broke out about the secret talks between the united states obama administration and iran in oman starting in 2012, 2013, i think that was why they were reluctant and tried to weaken iran and syria. he decided to have some sort of talk with iran. >> there has been a lack of international statesmanship when it comes to dealing with a problem in syria. that applies to the international diplomacy. we have seen three u.n. envoys kofi annan famously left the judge saying mission impossible we saw lack tar row homey, his efforts came to nothing. he doesn't seem to have made head way. they realise that this is a complicated case. syria is a complicated conflict. you have three different levels of conflict. international between the united states and russia and iran saudi arabia, turk also, and we have the local one between the regime and the opposition. in order to have a solution you have to reach an agreement on the three different levels. that is a difficult task for any of them to do. plus coffee ann knew there was a conflict. >> which was reluctant to do anything serious about syria

the president is now, we believe on his way to saudi or oman. why is this happening? yemen is saudi's neighbor to the south and they are concerned about what they see as iranian strong hold developing in a failed state across the border. they say the risk of turmoil spilling into its eastern province where the kingdom's richest oil supply is crucial. iran says this would allow for more extremism and terrorism in the region. >> becky anderson thank you. >>> the u.s. soldier rescued from the taliban five years in captivity. he is now charged with desertion. the punishment bowe bergdahl could face. over million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy affordable, kid-inspired chef-crafted food. we looked at what are the aspects of food that will help set up kids for success? making sure foods are made with high quality ingredients and prepared f

. >>> parties from qatar, oman and the u.k.g to raise awareness of the issues of disabled people living in the gulf. [ singing ] >> reporter: this is a 14-year-old aspiring singer. she suffers from a growth disorder. her parents brought her here to a conference on people with disabilities. she says she always has thought of herself as being a normal child, and wonders why she is considered to be disabled. >> translator: i cannot say whether i like them or are different from them. i kept asking myself if i'm one of them or not. >> reporter: artists have created works of art to raise awareness. thousands of children in gulf countries face some sort of disability. many are discriminated against in employment and education, while others face pity. the artists who made these paints all face physical challenges, but exhibitions like this is just one wider aspect of. gulf countries are criticized for not making life more inclusive for the disabled. marriages in the same gene pool is expected to be contributing to defects at birth in m

they're trying to convince the foreign ministers of saudi arabia, bahrain, kuwait, oman, qatar, the united can trust mr.

>> i think sudan announced jordan is already and the dcc countries, except oman, all of them are sending boots on the ground but i hope there is no need after the campaign will be very effective and it has a goal that can be achieved and there is no need for boots on the ground. no one as i mentioned can be sure about that. i hope from the previous experience of the egyptian, they have suffered a lot and first of all, one company, but at the end of the war, it was more than 40,000 egyptian soldiers on the yemenese soil. i think they have to concentrate on the air raised and the special force only. >> i know it's only early hours into this operation but is it successful so far in securing you aden and will president hadi be able to hold on to aden? >> i think if the air raid will achieve the goals most of the tribes will try to go back and to have a very, very far distance from at-bat saleh and from houthis. president hadi at this moment, he has to do well. according to how to deal with the main tribes in the north yemen especially. in sanna if he he built bridge of confidence with these

he said we haven't exhausted that and we are hearing word that talks could be set up in oman going forwardas things stand at the moment the pont of arab boots on the ground in yemen could be within days. alison? >> we will check back with you for new details. becky anderson, thanks. >>> next hour, we will get more unless on ground troops in yemen from lieutenant general mark hertling. >>> a new york city building that destroyed buildings, we will talk about those later. it seems there was warnings. >>> after the flight of 9525, it's gone viral. you're going to hear what this pilot said that brought the passengers to tears and you'll hear about his connection to that co-pilot andreas lubitz. . mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. yothat's lactaid®.k! right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. vuse digital vapor cigarettes. designed and assembled in the usa, for a high quality vapor experience. vuse. for a perfect puff. first ti

most important it shares a border with saudi arabia and oman.and i think, so the gcc countries are naturally predisposed to helping protect another gcc country. and then there's the relationships between the saudis and the egyptians and others are really what's driving their participation there. i would remind you, i know you are wel@ ]i e)rák ut the night we flew into syria for the first time we had five sunni arab-led nations fly in formation with us which is really unprecedented. we continue to see them offer support in terms of material support. they have offered to train and equip forces. throughout, they have remained with us in terms of flying strikes against syria. they have continued to participate in that now. as they begin to focus on the yemen problem, naturally because of resources, we'll probably see less of an effort in syria. >> you indicated you thought in response to earlier questioning that you thought that isil was our most pressing challenge but iran was our greatest long-term challenge. as a possible explanation for the for

do you think that was given for specific purpose for buying influence, from saudi arabia, uae and oman and other places? >> a place like saudi arabia will imprison a rape victim -- they gave 70 lashes for a rape victim for being in a car with a man who was not her husband while she was being raped. that is so unconscionable, that hillary clinton should return that money. the thing is why would a country that lives with stone age barbarism like that why would they give money to hillary clinton, or to the clinton foundation unless they were buying influence. why would they give it if hillary clinton is supporting opposite policies. the thing is that there are a lot of unsavory characters. when they hand out money, i think by the millions, you have to wonder why hillary clinton would accept it. and why, frankly, she won't return it. >> hypocrisy. we look forward to your announcement. can you give us the date yet? >> coming up soon. and i keep seeing on the internet april 7th. so it might be. i don't know. i think it's coming soon. >> you might want to have somebody on your staff you might

plane is now headed to india it took from -- took off from oman last night. weight wait aircraft is made of carbon fiber and more than 17,000 solar cells built in the wing fly for renewable energy. plane will make two stops in india, fly to china and myamar and through pacific and u.s. and europe and north africa. two pilots are expected to return to the starting point, by late july or early august. fascinating flight there. >>> someone trying to bribe the the vatican. a an italian newspaper reports a former employee of the vatican archives has asked for more than hundred thousand dollars ransom to return a letter written by michael angelo that was stolen from a archive in 1997. it is a rare example of his handwriting and features his signature. the officials have so far refused to pay. the matter is now under investigation. >>> coming up, search is underway for this woman she has been missing from montgomery county, we will have a live report of the search for perfect. >>> plus terrifying train crash, look at the wreckage, amtrak train collide with the tract

as you answered, by the way, the treatment of women in saudi arabia kuwait, and oman, other places, all she basically said is donate. i'm proud of what we do. what is your reaction? >> she does nothing for women's rights in those places. and that's not why those governments, some of the most repulsive governments on the planet, give her money. they give money to the clinton foundation in return for something. even if it's just to buy a hearing in washington. for example the deal between general electric and i think it was the algerian government. so they're not giving money because the saudis are the most charitable people on the planet. again there's some -- this is the clintons being clintons. they did this for eight years in the 1990s, and this particular leopard does not change her spots. and it boils down to a consistent position. the rules are for little people. no republicans need be involved in these scandals. it was a democrat ambassador to kenya that hillary clinton's state department fired because he used private e-mail. it was the cia director of a democrat administration, g

last year the leaders of saudi arabia bahrain, oman and the united arab emirates refuse today even attendsnnual summit and there were objections to syria's opposition taking part. syria's seat at the meeting was left vacant. the last 12 months have set new challenges for the organization. fighting has spread across yemen since last september which shia houthis seized control of the capital sanaa. president man sewer mansour hadi has called for support from gulf states and the con flick of deep concern to neighboring saudi arabia. the situation has also did he door your 80ed in libya over the last year, two armed factionses are competing for power four years after muammar qaddafi was removed from power. member states pledged to work decisively to put an end to divisions that will be on the agenda again. if any meaningful resolutions are to be found to old and new conflicts across the middle eats charles stratford, al jazerra. >> this is not the first time arab country have his gotten involved in the sieval war in yemen, back in 1962 a coup forced then leader to flee to north yep edge. what

on computerment right now i am in the mid of the arabian -- the middle of the arabian sea between omana. a flight of 1,500 kilometers. what is fantastic is that it will be the first time ever that there is a solar airplane flying in india. we hope to inspire a lot of people to use more energy and technologies, the technologies that we need so much to make a better future and better quality of life. this is what solar stand for. >> how much time until the rest of us see that technology? i know you and your team have spent more than a decade you but the airline industry has been skeptical the entire time. how viable is this type of flight for all of us? >> when the united states sent astronauts on the moon it was not to open transportation to have hotels and tourists on the moon. it was to develop new technologies that would be useful to everybody on the ground. and actually it's exactly the same. we don't top make a revolution in air transport. we want to make a revolution in the mind set of the people when these things give off energy saving. no other technologies we have on -- now the

jenna that this war in yemen could overflow into the borders of other countries like saudi arabia like oman, opening up yet another war zone, a really big conflict area in the middle east. jenna? jenna: that story we'll cover much more throughout the hour. conor, thank you. jon: we're going back to the search for the cause of the crash of that germanwings flight. for more on the investigation with one black box recovered our next guest says pieces of the wreckage could also provide important clues about what happened to the plane. daniel marks is a former naval aviator who currently practices aviation litigation. he represented plaintiffs in more than 40 airplane crashes. daniel, i know you've been on the scene of scores of aviation accidents. what is the most important job today, a little more than 24 hours after this crash took place? >> thank you jon. good morning. the most important thing obviously short of trying to help the victims of this crash, and be with those families is, as i know everyone is thinking about them to get every single piece of wreckage that we can. it looks like th

. >> it took off from the middle east late last night and landed in oman a couple hours ago. the plane uses more than 17,000 solar cells to help propel it. a prototype of this kind of plane flew in 2013 before completing a successful flight across america. the pilots hope to complete this around-the-world flight by mid-june. if they succeed, it'll be the first ever all-electric transatlantic and round-the-world flight. >>> up next at 11:00, dentists doing dermatology. why cosmetics are luring doctors of all kinds. >>> plus, an old boat with a link to the bay area's glory days. one secret remained until a stranger came forward and solved that mystery. >>> and we had some thick, low clouds out there earlier this morning. at this point, they've vanished. we have a great-looking day shaping up. more of the same for tomorrow. then rain moves into the picture. your microclimate forecast is just moments away. >>> well as we all get older, there's growing demand for cosmetic procedures in this country. more and more doctors and even dentists are learning how to do those procedures. >

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do you think people from oman and the, a uae and saudi arabia donating because they're kind and generous or more likely because they wanted to buy influence? >> well, it's unclear but certainly for hillary clinton this becomes a problem because as a narrative develops it becomes harder and harder to tear it down and to, you know, move away from it. i spoke with senator rand paul yesterday about this internet scandal. and his point was, you know, as difficult as it is and as concerned as i am about hillary clinton's e-mails i'm more concerned about the foreign donations. i think that shows you somebody like rand paul as a potential 2016 contender, his line of defense might actually be focusing on the foreign donations than the latest e-mail discussion we're having now. >> ron, real quick, you think this was done out of the goodness of their heart these countries? or is this more likely they wanted to buy influence? remember, some of these donations came while she was secretary of state. >> well let me put it to you this way sean. if you're looking at the clinton foundation having accepted

also just very briefly, don't rule out political dialogue continuing either in riyadh or possibly in oman point a likelihood we could see tens of thousands of arab boots on the ground within days in yemen. >> becky anderson, thanks very much. >>> now let's talk about this growing coalition. we have with us cnn military analyst lieutenant general mark hertling. i want to start with the saudis who are approaching the border. a list of countries on the screen just a moment ago. why is this coalescing so quickly now when many of these countries stayed out of conflicts in other countries in the neighborhood and stayed out of this one for sometime? >> victor, they understand the threat that is yemen falling into a failed state status. and this has been a civil war that has been going on for quite sometime. there have been ebbs and flows within the country of yemen. it's been a dangerous situation. transfers of power have been tenuous. but going to becky's report, whereas there will certainly be the threat of the use of force and there are some indications that saudis are moving elements toward

to date it's accepted money from saudi arabia the united arab emirates kuwait, oman qatar al algeriaey built a great university with nyu open to people around the world and they have helped us support the work that this foundation does. do i agree with all of the foreign policy of saudi arabia? no. i think it's impressive that the recent king who just died built the first co-educational institution in saudi arabia and they have more women than men in colleges. >> will female voters buy that explanation? with me to talk about this is cnn political commentator and sirius xm host margaret hoover. is the explanation enough? >> hypocrisy is the unforgivable sin in politics. they have to stand by what they say. it doesn't make sense to take money from these countries and using your platform to taut women's rights and then receive funding from countries who are not letting women drive, not letting women vote not letting women really exert the human rights that we support and advocate in the developed world. >> is it possible that hillary clinton could say my foundation is one thing and my p

its first planned stop is in oman after taking off from abu dhabi.0 solar cells along with lithium ion batteries. a historic moment in the making. >> a lot of fun to see if it makes it. >>> weather time now, no yellow alerts. green is what we're talking about today. >> today looks good. a slight concern for some ice this morning because all that melting, there's a lot of water over the roads. we have temps that have fallen at or below freezing this morning. that will be the case for the next couple, three hours. sun is up at 7:30. might be a little extra tired when you head out when it's dark. try to use a little extra caution around the bus stops and everything else and everybody stays safe. let's get everybody going for this monday. temperatures will actually be comfortable. they'll rise into the 50s, pushing 60. if we get enough sunshine, we could make 60, 62 but i think there be some high clouds around that may cost us a few degrees and not too much wind, northerly at 5 to 10. there are the 30-degree readings. with enough wind, hagerstown is 40.

today's first leg to oman will take about a dozen hours over the next five months the plane will skipto continent crossing both pacific and atlantic oceans, no gas required but better be sunny out. >> better be. >>> 6:44 let's get a check on the traffic with elizabeth. >> thanks guys. you'll probably want to hold off if you're a cal train commuter. we're getting word of breaking news in palo alto and we just confirmed seconds ago with the officials there was a pedestrian fatality on the tracks, so all trains are not able to travel through that palo alto stop. right there by the churchill avenue crossing, so expect major delays right now. this all happened just before 6:30 so just about 15 or 20 minutes ago. first palo alto police confirmed there was a pedestrian hit on the tracks and now we've learned that person was killed, so this will cause major back ups while the investigation continues and the grade crossing at churchill avenue is also closed. northbound train 309 sounds like it's stopped on the tracks. if you're thinking of hitting the roads 101 looks okay so far this morning.