and this billion dollars structure was to protect rotterdam harbor it was in the delta works program they know the design as a wrong they allowed for one foot of sea level rise because back when they designed this is in the 1980s nobody thought we could get that sea level rise so the design criteria were inadequate and they get it their ahead of us in jerry but until 10 years ago they didn't understand what could happen with the sea level rise this structure will have to be replaced so out of that understanding and my colleague and friend will travis will bring this do the bay area your real issues how to redesign a waterfront that's been here over one hundred years when i walked into the street of one hundred and thirty years i think >> 98 so over one hundred-year-old the elevation of the embarcadero was essentially set one hundred and one hundred 40 years ago we're still believe off that same elevation; right? we now need to think what are they going to say when they look back and is when in the 21st century did they realize that sea level was not statusic. you release that how far

dynamically view if you decide that a higher sea level wall envision a big levy that's being proposed in rotterdamf you feel it will be better to hold back a high waffling like in china or hamburger german or germany to allow you to chief that given a to lay the ground work to allow it to be nipple bell for future where the is certain beyond the sea level rise. this is the legacy of the decisions that were made by our projections a hundred years ago think how much easier in the board of harbor commissioners decided then their objective should be to give their successors you the ability to transform the cargo into facilities into someone else you can think big and bold strategizing while laying the tactical ground work and mrifsh that i believe should be the legacy you aim for. over the past few decades and particularly under the spider lifrd of you the port commissioners the port has demonstrate it's comparable to deal with climate change the greatest challenge of our time and my time unfortunately you can build on the successes as >> face that adapting champion it's been a privilege to speak with

administration, joe biden, but first -- >> just because you brought up the -- is it rotherdamn or rotterdam? the girls raped or sexually abused over a long period of time. it's actually women, their entire gig is about controlling and abusing women. once women gain any power, it crumbles. they have to keep women covered. they have to keep women as third, fourth class citizens. it would be nice, it would be such a great thing if you see feminists rise up, and i would love to see an army of killer women that would -- whose sole job is to ice these people. because they're the number one threat to women worldwide. and feminists have to actually take the lead, and it would be great for the military to create specific -- >> you know, that actually exists in israel. >> yeah, they have women fighters. >> and make them as ruthless and as -- almost as atrocious as they are. >> you know, we can be if you get us at the right moment. >> i know, if we touch your shoes, andrea -- >> can i touch on another issue. that's kind of getting lost in the shuffle of all this. iran. we're talking about an iran that

atika shubert, cnn, rotterdam, the netherlands. >>> it's a disturbing issue. let's look at the number of european jihadis who traveled to iraq and syria. we can pull it up for you on the screen. these are the latest figures given to us from local governments and research institutes believed to be 930 fighters from france and at least 800 from russia. you can see that around 500 jihadis fighting in iraq and syria come from the uk. 400 are from germany but atika t happens if these isis fighters come home? joining us now live from london is horace rafiq and is an expert from a think tank. we've seen just this week u.s.-led air strikes with arab military air support and now the security council resolution that makes it much more difficult for these fighters to get funding. in your opinion is this anti-terror effort moving in the right direction taking the necessary action to stamp this kind of thing out? >> absolutely. there are two parts to combating the threat that we face from european and western jihadis that are fighting in the region and also potentially bac