COOPER: Coming up at the top of the hour, a really extraordinary documentary I hope you watch. CNN Films "We Will Rise" it's called. Michelle Obama's mission to educate girls around the world. The first lady went to Morocco and Liberia with actors Meryl Streep and Freida Pinto and CNN anchor and correspondent Isha Sesay to meet with girls who were fighting to stay in school. Take a look.</s>MICHELLE OBAMA, FIRST LADY OF UNITED STATES: I made sure that every day I came to my job that I brought a level of passion and confidence and trust, and I try to operate from that place every single day. Maybe those are some of my strengths, is the ability to just be me no matter where I am. You don't have to be somebody different to important. You're important in your own right. People want and need to value you because of who you are, because of your story, because of your challenges. That's what makes you unique, you know? You want be to be different. You want to be special. The fact that you've been able to overcome challenges, and this is what are we stop, that made me smarter. That made me better right? Because I could overcome things that a lot of people who were in the same position never had to overcome.</s>COOPER: "WE WILL RISE" Michelle Obama's mission to educate girls around the world. That is the name of the film. Thanks very much for watching. The CNN Film "WE WILL RISE", starts right now.
"We Will Rise": First Lady's Mission To Educate Girls.