corrine: yes.ry intimate and it is clear from the beginning of this book as one starts to look at it that the vast majority of the images i have our civilians, because in the majority of the conflict psych covered, armies, the militias had basically waged war against the civilian population. they were fought not on battlefields but in villages. i am grateful for civilians, for those who opened up houses and hospitals in battlefields and let me get so close to communicate to the world what they were experiencing. amna: you write about a group of teenage fighters you were following in liberia. the photos you took in the moment as they attacked an unarmed man in front of you, stripped him and killed him. you wrote later that you felt sick as you were developing the negatives. you wrote, "i agonized over whher i could have prevented this random, unexpected killing." how do you balance the mission to remain an observer, that's your job, but also the human impulse to help? corrine: it's interesting becau

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. >> the next question goes to corrine. >> reporter: thank you.hank you, secretary blinken, for being here. two issues, hassan nasrallah the secretary general of hezbollah is talking right now. if following his speech or his remark another front will open in the north, will the u.s. actually use its firepower in the region, not only to deter, but also to destroy targets in lebanon or, if needed, in iran? and on the hostages, the biden administration is asking israel for a temporary pause and we understand it is not a ceasefire, but do you have any guarantees, any assurances that this temporary pause will lead to hostage release? and i know you heard the family of the hostages today and can you assure us that the united states will not hold israel back before the main objective of this war is fulfilled, which is eliminating hamas? >> thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> let me take the second question first. there are no guarantees about anything. as a general proposition and maybe even more specifically in the context of the fight against hamas,