kylie: i'm looking at the clock here. i want to ask you one more question on ukraine, and then try and get in a quick question on china and northern ireland. i think i would be remiss not to ask about a diplomatic solution here because you are the foreign secretary. is there one in the offing right now? and do you think that ukraine is doing enough, beyond putting out, you know, its ten-point peace plan, to really push for a diplomatic solution here? sec. cleverly: well, look, i refer back to the comments i made earlier. if this isn't resolved properly and fully, it's not resolved at all. kylie: and properly and fully means a decisive -- sec. cleverly: well, so properly and fully means that we don't end up with a kind of protracted, stale conflict that then at some point in the future kind of, you know, heats up again and turns into another kinetic battle like we're seeing at the moment. we all have an incentive for this to come to a conclusion, for peace to be reestablished, and for that peace to be enduring. what we hav

eva kylie is ousted in a bribery scandal, will look at his plans to tackle corruption. ah, i'm fill gail. welcome to the program. ukraine's president has delivered a virtual address to the world economic forum and dos after calling for a minute silence for he's countries. war dead vladimir landscape called on western partners to move quickly to deliver military aid. he said the supply of air defense systems must outpaced russia's ability to carry out attacks and distress the decisions have to be made faster. the entire pre war uses to thing is used by terror. a proved all our prompt actions brought positive results in the military organization. all our joint yes, my piece ross has met with a yeah. watching that so speak with me here was actually for international edison, richard walker. welcome richard. so the ukranian president are telling the world to get a move on essentially make your decisions, make them faster. yeah, i mean, again showing what a brilliant communicator he is. creating a theme that the world needs to speed up in its support for ukraine. saying that

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and the election was necessary because your predecessor ever kylie was removed from that post. she is one of the suspects in ab corruption, scandal doubt, katara gate. and in fact, a number of former and incumbent member members of parliament from your group of socialists and democrats, are under investigation. do you have a problem in your group? i cannot say that this happened outsider group. it happened in our group. and this is why our group reacted from day one very proactively took measures. and we know that we have to do homework to. we are having an eternal inquiry. i, our group leadership will inform over at the press about the mandate of it and how we organize it. we are aware that we have to do homework, but i don't think we have, we have been betrayed by some of our members. but the whole group or cannot be compare to this few, could few criminals if it's, if the justice will prove that they have done something wrong, but it looks like it, but that's the justice to, to, to do their work. but yes, it happened in our group, but it doesn't mean that the group is a prob

a replacement for it disgraced vice president. mug of luxembourg takes over after greece is a bar. kylie is ousted in a corruption scandal. ah, and it's been 40 years since floating balloons became a symbol for the madness of nuclear brink manship. we look back at the phenomenon that launched an obscure german singer to cold war started ah, i'm told me that it was good to have you with us. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has made an impassioned address to the world economic forum in divorce, calling on western partners to speed up military aid to ukraine. he also paid tribute to the victims of a helicopter crash near cube that claimed the lives of at least 14 people, including the countries, interior minister and several children. zelinski warned that tragedies outpacing life in ukraine and warned western countries to deliver military supplies before the next russian attacks. at the annual gathering of world leaders and divorce, one issue was always going to dominate the agenda. delivering his speech by a video link, ukrainian president, florida may zalinski, found a poignant way t

replacement for its disgraced vice president mark on of luxembourg takes over after greece's ever. kylie is ousted in a corruption scandal. ah, i'm pablo only as welcome to the program. ukraine's president has delivered a virtual address to the world economic forum in davis. after calling a minute silence for ukraine's war dead followed amir lansky called on western partners to move quickly to deliver military aid to his country. he said the supply of air defense systems must outpace russia's ability to carry out attacks. and he stressed that decisions have to be made faster. let's take this entire pre roll uses to thing is used by the state to kill a for almost a year. these proved all our prompt actions brought positive results. organizational, the military organization, all our and join the supply. i know you are with your new fast systems mom, out to piece ross has met the supplies with, from 10 months out to be another invasion from tech. right. well, that's crossed now too diverse in switzerland, where i'm joined by deed abuse. ben physician, been great to see you. so how has presi

and because of the fact that eva kylie was a member of the group, however, at that socialist democrats said there is that is not an option. and so the vote went on that sir, could sir, however, explain why a mark angle was not able or anger was not able to secure the majority of the votes in the 1st round and next a 2nd round was needed. while there is one former lawmaker implicated the scandal who's now agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors, what can you tell us about him? well, we are talking here about a former italian e lawmaker who has struck a plea deal with the belgium. prosecutors, antonio pan. terry is going, as the prosecutors are hoping to reveal some crucial information and is ongoing investigation into whether foreign states such as cattle or morocco, tried to influence to parliament's decisions. and according to his lawyer, he already admitted to having bribed, fellow lawmaker who is already under the investigation and for whom that prosecutors have already requested immunity to be lifted. but why this plea deal is such a bombshell is the fact that of course, we expect m

and earlier she told us more about the newly elected mark angle who is replacing eva kylie. while he is a former teacher from luxembourg, and he is a member of the group of socialists and democrats here in the parliament. he was there a candidate. he describes himself as a fighter for social justice, for climate action, as somebody who fights for equality and for the rights of the o, g, b, t, q, community. and he also says that he is a team player and he was selected to day. however, there is some controversy surrounding this vote because some members of the european parliament were demanding from the socialists and democrats to give up their past because their vice president pos because of the whole a corruption scandal. and because of the fact that eva kylie was a member of a group, however, as a socialist, a democrat said, there is that is not an option. and so the vote went on that sir, could sir, however, explain why a mark angle was not able or anger was not able to secure the majority of the votes in the 1st round and next a 2nd round was need it? well, there is one f

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correspondent kylie atwood joins us now with the latest on this. kylie, what have you learned?ng to do here what a lot of the other americans who have been wrongfully detained abroad, try to do. get the attention of the person that matters most and that's president biden. because they think that he is key to securing their release. namazi, retained in iran for seven years is embarking on a hunger strike and calling on president biden to do everything in his power to bring him home. >> he feels desperate. and reaching out publicly to the u.s. president underscores that desperation. >> reporter: but he said the goal of his brother's letter to the president is to remind him of what happened seven years ago when biden was vice president. five americans wrongfully detained in iran returned home and he was left behind. >> it is just a horrific week. to think that 7 years, 7 whole years have gone by which could have been avoided. >> reporter: in his letter, he pleads for biden's attention saying all he wants is just a single minute of your time for each year of my life, i lost and in

look, i totally feel you, kylie. emmys when that thirsty diva john lithgow showed up wearing the exact same panther ass as me! ( laughter ) ( applause ) just the ass. just the ass. meanwhile, a park ranger in australia has found a record-breaking cane toad, weighing in at 2.7 kilograms, which is almost six pounds. damn! that thing gets any bigger, they're gonna stick it on kylie jenner's dress. ( laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile, "philadelphia now needs lifeguards so bad they are reportedly hiring people who can't swim. explains why they've changed the signs from "lifeguard on duty" to "some guy named carl is in the tall chair." one official-- one official was quick to put people's minds at ease, saying of the new guards, "i wouldn't say they can't swim. they just can't pass our screening test on the first try." that statement not as reassuring as you think it is. "i wouldn't say the pilot can't fly. i'm just saying they just can't land. anyway, seat backs and tray tables up. thank you for flying spirit." i'll be lu

the vice president, the sitting vice president who's now be nice did of the european parliament, eva kylie, her partner francesca, georgie, who was pansy's assistant and another, and you had that they shared the same office with. so he really is at the heart of this. and that's the big question. how many more countries, how many more people may be involved in this scandal related to the investigation than the of the information that he's now going to give over to investigators? this really is quite a big bombshell, but probably the reality is there must be so much evidence against him that the only way he could get to reduce his sentence was to cooperate with the authorities . a lot of people watching this very closely jacked, their shock runs deep in the ear parliament even weeks after the corruption scandal surrounding them. vice president, kylie became public went right back to you. after a closer look at the fall out, they are back at work in strasburg, but not back to business. as usual. the corruption scandal dabbed as katara gate continues to royalty european parliament threatening

his predecessor greek, m e p. ever. kylie is one of 4 people with links to the parliament who are under a criminal investigation and facing charges, including money laundering did abuse. alexandra phenomenon spoke exclusively to the newly elected vice president mark angle vice president. congratulations on new election today. what will be your priorities for the european parliament in your new position? thank you very much for the credit relations. my priorities will be of course, to be a team player in that bureau. but in the given circumstances, also try to be a champion of transparency and anti corruption with the other colleagues together. and of course, you know, i'm a social democrat so i know where to come from. and also a very active member in the employment and social affairs committee to social europe is also something which is important to me. and i am a fierce, the fencer of the union of equality. and you know, equality glasses. you can always wear them when whatever portfolio or the president of the parliament will attribute to me. so we will see that i hope they choose a p

decision, kylie, to send these abrams tanks show they're ready for the long haul? >> absolutely, wolf. the reason for that boils down to the fact that this isn't going to happen overnight. as you were talking about, these abram tanks won't get to ukraine for a matter of months. while u.s. officials said today they'll start training ukrainians to use these systems over the course of the next few weeks, it is going to take a long time to get there. that demonstrates the united states is committed to this battle, not just now, but over the course of the next few months. i spoke with a state department spokesperson who said the united states has given short-term support for ukraine and long-term support for ukraine and these tanks should be considered long-term support. >> colonel layton, russia is attempting to regroup ahead of what's expected to be a major russian military spring offensive. how does ukraine use this new military support to prepare for that? >> it's going to be hard for them to integrate all the new equipment into their existing forces. they won't hav

you heard kylie atwood discuss the u.s. is pushing a two-state solution despite no signs of progress depress and no endorsement of it from the israeli prime minister, is the two-state solution an unrealistic goal for the u.s. to have? does it undermine our own to keep pushing for something that netanyahu is pretty clearly not on the program for? >> i think that is much needed and very important to say that we have to have a two-state solution. to not have one is not good for is israel, not good for the united states and palestinians. if you talk about a one-state solution, you talking about having 6 million palestinians in israel where they may not have equal rights. we need to make sure there is a two-state solution. we need to be strong on that with all parties and there is mechanisms we have to try to get by having the dialogue and conversation i think that secretary blinken was talking about and deescalating. that's what has to happen now. the deescalation of violence. too much violence is going on now. we saw the pales

cnn national correspondent kylie atwood joins us now.with the new investigation by the house foreign affairs committee led by mccaul of texas. what could we expect. >> a vast number of questions that chairman mccaul asked to the state department in this letter yesterday. it was ten pages. and it is very clear that the committee is trying to cast a wide net as they look into the biden administration's withdrawal from afghanistan. they want to know what went into the planning, they want to know what u.s. taliban meetings looked like around that time. but they also want to look at the after effects and what is going to be the future of u.s. assistance to afghanistan. the status of those afghans who came here to the united states. it is very clear that this committee is casting a wide net to try and put a finger on the failures of the biden administration. because although there are reasons to reflect on this crisis moment in u.s. foreign policy, this chaotic withdrawal, this also comes with political considerations. this is a house that is

. >> mj lee and kylie atwood join us. mj, let's start with you. conversation so far? >> reporter: well, first of all, i would point out sometimes we have luck getting the president to answer some shouted questions in that setting in the oval office but as you heard there, reporters trying to ask him about various issues include, of course, about the classified documents drama swirling around the white house, he wouldn't take questions but what stood out to me was this emphasis on building on an existing relationship as opposed to starting anew. obviously both leaders sort of mentioned the fact that last year the two of them are seen each other, this is a reference to the fact that the two of them saw each other both in tokyo and then later in the year in cambodia and they talked about different areas of major cooperation including the president mentioning the fact that japan now has this new national security strategy which the u.s. has been largely supportive of and this joint u.s./japan military cooperation agreement. they also talked about area

kylie atwood joins us from the state department.s detained seven years ago. the u.s. says on bogus claims, but he has been wrongfully detained in iran for more than seven years. he's been in evan prison. he has been interrogated and tortured by the iranians, and he is writing to president biden this week because this week marks seven years since there were five other americans who were wrongfully detained in the country that were returned to the united states, and at the time, siamak was in an iranian jail, and he wasn't part of that group. so he's reminding biden of that. biden was the vice president at the time during the obama administration, and here is his ask to biden at this time. in this letter saying, quote, in the past, i implored you to reach for your moral compass and find the resolve to bring the u.s. hostages in iran home. to no avail. not only did to we remain iran's prisoners, but you have not so much as granted our families a meeting. all i want, sir, is one minute of your day's time for the next seven days devoted

let's bring in cnn east kylie atwood live at the state house.nistration on this whether to send tanks today? >> reporter: well, there's a lot of back and forth on this. but significantly what we're hearing again from the biden administration today is that this is a sovereign german decision. but the fundamentals here are still the same as they were last week when it comes to what the biden administration feels over this. they are not fundamentally opposed to sending tanks to ukraine. but they say that american-made tanks, which are abrams are just logistically complicated and aren't as great with gas. so they wouldn't be effective for the ukrainians on the battlefield. where as they feel that the leopard tanks, the german-made tank, a dozen european countries have, would be more effective on the battlefield for the ukrainians. while they're saying that this is a decision that's up to germany, they are saying that this could be useful to the ukrainians. listen to what john kirby from the nsc said earlier today on "cnn international". >> i certain

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and the election was necessary because you predecessor, ever kylie was removed from that post. she is one of the suspects in ab corruption, scandal doubt, katara gate. and in fact, a number of former and incumbent member members of parliament from your group of socialists and democrats, are under investigation. do you have a problem in your group? i cannot say that this happened outsider group. it happened in our group. and this is why our group reacted from day one very proactively took measures. and we know that we have to do homework to. we are having an eternal inquiry. i, our group leadership will inform other at the press about the mandate of it and how we organize it. we are aware that we have to do homework, but i don't think we have, we have been betrayed by some of our members. but the whole group or cannot be compared to this few, could few criminal if it's, if the justice will prove that they have done something wrong, but it looks like it, but that's the justice to, to, to do their work. but yes, it happened in our group, but it doesn't mean that the group is a pro

in the parliament even weeks after the corruption scandal surrounding van vice president, president kylie became public did abuse alexander phenomena reports. they are back at work in strasburg, but not back to business. as usual, the corruption scandal dabbed as katara gate continues to royalty european parliament threatening to undermine the very credibility of the institution. a lot of damage has been done to the parliament due to that corruption case. but of course it's corruption. it's a crime. oh, so justice, the belgium and european justice will make their job whenever you meet people, they ask you about the corruption toys and not about to political work. and i think this is sir, a big damage or in the repetition, in the work of more than 700 members. in december, belgium, police raided homes and officers of incumbent and former members of the parliament, bags of cash were found for people among them. eva k lee, one of the parliament's vice presidents were arrested. they have been accused of taking bribes in exchange for favours for co. tar and morocco, accusations the countries d

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and also the allen a movie says the name by japanese director makoto chin. kylie. oh, did i please culture correspondence? scott rock tspra has more, and once we can expect from the belin on is pre done pandemic planet. this year it's been actually 3 years since we've had a proper of that value. now, after they did have a one, but there were still some covert restrictions and social distance seeing and so forth in place. so he didn't really have a pack theaters, didn't have the, the red carpet craziness that is always a part of the bell. and on i think of people like myself going to so many a 1000000000 hours over the years i've really missed. and i'm hoping it'll come back or this year. i mean, we least have enough star power coming again. we got, you know, and halfway coming and keep blanche tad and helen mirren, some of my favorites, you got other, the hunky alexander scars gars is going to be walking the right carpet. and the almost as hunky john alcove at you will also be coming on. kirsten stuart, starved twilight. she's going to be in berlin the whole time b

kylie atwood joins us with more. what does he hope to accomplish with this hunger strike?n of the person he believes matter most, that's president biden. overnight we saw a twitter account launched by his family and lawyer and they'll provide updates as to how he's doing throughout this hunger strike. siamak namazi, an american wrongfully detained in iran for more than seven years is embarking on a hunger strike today and calling on president biden to do everything in his power to bring him home. >> he feels desperate and reaching out publically to the u.s. president underscores that despe desperation. >> reporter: he said the goal of his brother's letter to the president is to remind him of what happened seven years ago when biden was vice president. five americans wrongfully detained in iran returned home and siamak namazi was left behind. >> it's a horrific week to think that seven years, seven whole years have gone by which could have been avoided. >> reporter: in his letter siamak pleads for biden's attention saying all he wants is, quote, just a single minute of your

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our correspondent sam kylie is joining us live from kyiv right now with an update.attle for bakhmut reaching a critical point? >> reporter: it probably is, wolf. i have spoken to people who are fighting on the ground who think that perhaps the ukrainians, if things don't change, could hold on for another week or two perhaps. but the things are changing rapidly on the ground. what's been going on for many months now, the wagner group has been sending human waves of conscripts or prisoners, alleged volunteers to the russian mercenary company with light arms, charging the ukrainian positions, dying in large numbers. and then there's a follow-up from artillery. but that artillery, aircraft, multiple rocket launching systems have been pounding the town of bakhmut until there's nothing left and very few civilians cowering in the underground bunkers. meanwhile, there's been russian attacks to the south and north over the capture of soledar. and at some page, it's likely the ukrainians will withdraw to save their soldiers' lives, as they don't attach a great deal of importa

cnn's kylie atwood is joining us live from the state department.ten, siamak namazi was arrested on charges of cooperating with a hostile government. u.s. government officials say the charges are bogus and here are his latest efforts to try to get the biden administration's attention to secure his release. siamak namazi, an american wrongfully detained in iran for more than seven years, is embarking on a hunger strike today and calling on president biden to do everything in his power to bring him home. >> she feels desperate. this underscores the des separation. >> reporter: the goal of his letter to the president is to remind him what happened seven years ago when biden was vice president. five americans wrongfully detained in iran were returned home and siamak was left behind. >> it's horrific to think that seven whole years have gone by which could have been avoided. >> reporter: in his letter, siamak leads for biden's attention saying all he wants is, quote, just a single minute of your time. for each year of my life i lost in prison after the u

cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood is at the state department this morning.ed and there are a lot of questions to be answered about how this withdrawal came about. what do we know about the pace of this and when starts and how long it will go and how far it will go. >> listen, if you look at this letter sent from this chairman of the house republican committee, congressman mccaul to the secretary of state, it is clear that the committee wants to investigate essentially every aspect of the biden administration's withdrawal from afghanistan. what they have requested from the department is a list of all of the planning, all of the meetings that went into the withdrawal from afghanistan. they want a list of all of the u.s. taliban meetings during the biden administration, and they also are making it very clear they want to look at the after-effects of the withdrawal. so they want a status update on the afghans who have come here to the united states. they want to know what the future of u.s. security assistance, u.s. assistance generally to afghanistan is going t

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away and take away that thing that is unique by the united states america is not going to be looked kylie, not just with law enforcement, but by the rest of the country. but i think that part of it is also the fact that all of us all of us have a responsibility talk to our friends neighbors, co-workers, whatever. when you talk about this say, look, we can we can disagree politics. we we disagree on policies but we cannot disagree on. is that a democracy rests upon the foundation of a peaceful transfer of power do from a duly lawful election. and we should respect and honor that >> we as we mentioned, about 900 people who've already gone through the a court process, convicted many are serving time. we haven't gotten up the chain, though, to the people who called for the march, the people who were involved in setting all of the east axe into motion. and i'm just wondering some of them are in congress right now and they have not been held accountable. they seem to be still carrying on based on the support. they're getting back home because there's a lot of americans who still. feel that way

kylie has sort is about 12.she's got of at night in a bed sheets and sort of buries all the things she's put her name next a things like next to quite a few things like that she's done very well that and she's done very well for i read for herself. that's what i read and think maybe when you are and i think maybe when you are a celebrity, you manage to just kind of goes what you want to do this and do that you go yeah this and do that and you go yeah a of extra right? oh a bit of extra cash right? oh and parton, sara, 77th and dolly parton, sara, 77th birthday, fans on birthday, big dolly fans here on the show and yes, she was 77 years old. she's a new single to give back to her fans also got a new album coming out and apparently going be on apparently she's going to be on it think, wow , dolly , i love it and think, wow, dolly, i love dolly parton . she's got a dolly parton. she's got a cracking sense of you. i mean, put aside obviously , sort of put aside obviously, sort of legend in music , you know, her lege

. >> reporter: and kylie strack, a new vocation for her as well. >> what was your last line of work?s a firefighter. >> do you think this will be less stressful? >> no, not at all. you get to be in customer and you get to travel the world. >> reporter: but first, there's this, the mechanics of opening the door of six different aircraft types. >> a rare situation where a flight attendant would need to do this, but in the event, we're ready. >> reporter: a model of a plane's fuselage in the new aquatic center has trainees practicing for water landing. and there's the everyday duties of food and beverage service in what looks like a widebody plane. it's not just service and safety. a big part of training focuses on de-escalation techniques, a sign of the times. with a pandemic trend of unruly passengers. >> i'm going to beak your neck. >> reporter: there's emphasis on how to react. >> it's not what we say, but it's how we say it, and it's the way we approach that situation. >> excuse me. >> reporter: teams run through potential scenarios. >> why are we on a delay? i don't understand. >>

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ongoing probe of the cas all gave corruption scandal for europe in parliament, vice president, eva kylie, and 3 other suspects have been arrested and charged with accepting bribes, allegedly in exchange for law being the interests of cancer and morocco. both countries have denied the accusations when it was 1st vice president of the alternative, germany party in bavaria essays, corruption in brussels is a deeply rooted problem that wouldn't be solved by new legislation alone. it's all, it's not right in this stating that european democracies under attack through some outside players like cut our or morocco. i think it's a structural internal. it's a home grown problem that we are seeing in a european politics in the european parliament. and this corruption scandal actually is just the tip of the iceberg. so for me, the problem is not to improve only the regulation and to be more harsh and punishing cases of corruption. the problem is more deeply rooted. it's a lack of off ethic which leads to european parliamentarians to be prone to such a corruption and not always, it's a suitcase full

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learned that he goes to the past on certain message from the secretary of state lincoln who visited kylie recently. i can confirm that we have all the ways sad. the rush is ready to go leaves into any flow serious. i would like to emphasize these any serious suggestion proposal that would be aimed at sampling this entire situation. this entire issue be a militia context in its entirety, and it's comprehensive and useless and we will solution nature and then disregard. we heard once again by a minister, we see those heard the statement that roger should stop russia should we all russia should leave, and then everything will be flying. just the 2nd part of these a draft appeal you though, mr. blink. and he did not talk about the 2nd part of the hill, the truth and the serious interest of the united states of the west. again, it was talked about by the secretary general of nato crist oldenburg, who visited the republic of korea yesterday. not mistaken. and one of the speeches he or santa rogers should, must lose 5 years in russia should be defeated no more on the west. if we cannot allow ukr

who's kylie jenner , right? kim, who's kylie jenner, right?e and we'll talk about her holding hold past. her holding hold in the past. but instead, she is the question we this dress. she literally and there was a big uproar because she's attended the fashion show wearing this black gown with a lion's head on it. as you can imagine, that's a touch to the gun. it's a touch . it is it is gun. it's a touch. it is it is not a real lions head. it's like to imagine, like a lot of animal cruelty campaigners have come up and said this is just glorifying trophy hunting, trophy hunting . trophy hunting, trophy hunting. and even someone like kerry johnson's come out and said, this is wrong, but enough the organisation even better have come out and said actually this celebrates a lions beauty and actually it makes a statement against trophy hunting and sometimes you need these big well of fashion and music to bnng well of fashion and music to bring these causes, but in a very glamorous way. do you think that was why she was doing it? well, i think obviousl

often there's been criticism that all too often foreign delegation send men only teams with reinforce kylie bonds. conservative views of the world was the decision to send you a muslim woman to lead this delegation on the basis of represent ation or likelihood of progress. no, i think you find yourself a muslim woman at the helm of affairs in the united nations. and it so happens that there's a delegation of work that you do in that and the top that goes out there being, unless the woman i think was a plus for the international community. because i know that my religion doesn't teach or preach, that we don't have a right to education. i'm a products of education and the deputy secretary general, the united nation. so that in itself i think was important with the un recognize autonomy back eventually. i hope there's a day that we do recognize this government, provided it is based on the principles that they need to understand they have to uphold as part of the international family. but i do fear that what we are doing is having women and girls caught in the crossfire and it's really importan