or if it's about acknowledging -- as owen harding said earlier, we should all be able to participate in the same roles. so your view on whether this is an externally or internally driven development would be very helpful. breen: that's an interesting question. anybody want to take a crack at it? egnell: i can start, perhaps. it is a great question. and it's, you're opening pandora's box here, as well. the short is, it's both. we haven't talked at all about u.n. security council resolution 1325, the u.s. national action plan on women, peace and security, which are -- you could say a more rights based argument that this is the right thing to do. we have to empower women, gender equality et cetera. at the same time, those come from an understanding that the existing order isn't working and that we can improve the way we create peace, development, humanitarian affairs by higher representativeness of women. so even there, it's a combination. operational experience from the last decade is hugely important. we've learned a lot of lessons there. so they all combine. so the way i try to avoid

harding said earlier that we're all people and we're all equal and we should all be able to participate in these same roles. so your view on whether this is an externally or internally driven development would be very helpful. >> that's an interesting question. does anyone want to take a crack at it? >> i can start perhaps. it is a great question. and it's -- but you're opening a pandora's box here as well. the short is it's both. we haven't talked at all about u.n. security council resolution 1325, the u.s. national action plan on women, peace and security, which are you could say a more rights-based arguments, that this is the right thing to do, we have to empower women, gender equality, et cetera, et cetera. but at the same time, those come from an understanding that the existing order isn't working and that we can improve the way we create peace development humanitarian affairs by high representativeness of women. so even there it's a combination. operational experience from the last decade is hugely important. we've learned a lot of lessons there. so they all combine. so the way i

. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> you know, it's really hard to believe the last time the caps advanced to the eastern conference finals was during the clinton administration. clinton was pushing nafta. the caps were pushing opponents around that year. fast forward to this season. the ranger getting bulldozed currently. in about an hour we'll begin to find out whether the red rockers can rock the rangers one more time. the caps have gotten timely scoring and great goaltending and put them on the bring of advancing, but can they stick a fork in the rangers? that's the question. in their building? >> every game has been so close. we won one game with one second. it's basically an overtime game. you can't shift it in cruise control. >> maybe three opportunities to get rid of a team where if you look at it that way, you can get in a lot of trouble. you really got to treat it like an elimination game for both teams. >>> i'm not really sure what randy wittman is all hot and bothered about. if there was a clash between john wall and team doctors over

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this is a hard thing for us. >> translator: it has to be a bad men. a bad moan maybe the gods are angry. it shouldn't have happened. >> a lot of people are spooked and scared. >> reporter: this conservationist believes superstitions have to be put to 11 side for. >> for some like us who have the heritage of this valley we have to get up and start running it again. >> reporter: no sooner has he spoken than the rain comes. despite tradition, it doesn't signal a restart of the festival. no one is sure when that will happen. andrew simmons, al jazerra nepal. >>> to burundi now where heavy gunfire has been reported at thatat aprotest in the capital. witnesses say police were firing tear gas at demonstrators were who were throwing stones unclear who fired the shot. weeks of violent protest in burundi against the president's bid to run for a third team. opponents say his decision to run again violates the peace deal that ended the civil war in 2005. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry has arrived in russia to meet president vladimir putin in the resort ci