i am joined by solange. solange: hello.anam: you are looking at donald trump's proposal for teachers to be armed in schools. yeah, it is highly controversial in the u.s. and abroad. let's look at the cover of they's "the independent," u.k. paper. the national rifle association's answer to guns is more guns. -- palmeach florida beach, florida paper "the sun-sentinel" it claims that there was a police officer outside the school, he was armed, but the deputy never went i and. he has since resigned and many on social media are calling him a coward. of course, u.s. citizens always deeply divided over this gun issue, but more so now with this idea of arming school personnel, trump's friend pose a. solange: they are so divided the conservative magazine "the the gun review" says issue is so charged with hate it could cause a civil war of sorts. the national -- let's look at another conservative perspective, "the conservative theew," that explains pro-gun's advocate point of view. they want to hold onto the ability to defend themsel

i am joined in the studio by solange. hi, solange. molly: hi, molly.olly: we start with the start of the winter olympics. korean pressnorth are really covering the leaders, all abuzz about this army of beauty. they say that they are likely to get more attention than the north korean athletes. they were chosen by the regime because of their looks, because of their beauty. they have to be 5'3" and come from prestigious universities. some of them have become stars in north korea and south korea. this is the first time in a decade that they have represented pyongyang. molly: it's interesting how they are being seen abroad. we see this in "the new york times." says thatthe times" this is about state led sexism. they say it is interesting how they are portrayed in north korea, that they represent. he and innocence and that -- they represent. he -- they represent purity and innocence. beauties is hand-in-hand with being a cheerleader, the cheerleading is in essence a top socket and -- a top topic and h will. they say they can be distracting . they say that it

he said that part of his daughter's success, of course, beyonce and solange is they have lighter skinaid mows of women who are successful has lighter skin. he mentioned his doubt are, nicki meehan, rehand, he spoke about colorism and that got attention and backlash but good news we have matthew knowles on our show tonight on page six, tv and i can tell you a bit of what he told us. carlos greer, my co host, spoke to matthew knowles and matthew says he did not speak to his daughter at all for this book. in fact he never has had a conversation with beyonce and solange about colorism because when they started out in the music industry they were young matthew said they were 14, 15. he said that was too young to have a conversation about colorism but he wanted to talk about collarrism and racism and they were not part of this book whatsoever. >> we will watch tonight, page six tv, of course, very interesting interview a loft people talking about that. >> and see what else he that has to say about that. thank you for that. >> he does tease something else that he is working on, i can let you

>> this explains the solange video now. he wasn't fighting back -- >> he couldn't!

armed groups could you tell us more about that specifically so the use of go solange's by armed forces by armed groups is also something which has on pushing a very long history it's only relatively recently that the international community has begun to recognise to what extent goals are involved in conflict the stereotypical image of a child soldier is a boy but in fact girls in some areas are around the halls of the children involved all research in the r.c. has shown that around forty percent of the children involved in armed groups that i go on the stand that the use of child human bombs that you mentioned earlier by boko haram sixty six percent of those were girls so girls are very much a part of these groups they perform a range of functions many people are aware of the abduction of girls or the compulsion of goes for use as sex slaves or as so-called bryants but their roles extend far beyond that they can be involved in fighting in. providing. support whether that's carrying goods and weapons or as charles mentioned earlier loosing they cover a very wide range of roles as well j