ANNOUNCER: Lauren Bush. What's her story? The 19-year-old college student and professional model was in New York this week, as the United Nations World Food Program spokeswoman for their new hunger campaign. The president's niece says this is not a political role, but an opportunity to get other young people involved.</s>LAUREN BUSH, U.N. WORLD FOOD PROGRAM SPOKESWOMAN: No human being can remain indifferent when confronted by the sight of a starving child.</s>ANNOUNCER: She urges students to join in, saying for only 19 cents a day, $34 a year -- that's the cost of a couple of CDs -- the World Food Program can provide a nutritious meal at school for a hungry child.</s>WALLACE: And we now have some news about one of our fellow correspondents who you have seen on this show so many times. International correspondent Rym Brahimi, is now engaged to Jordanian King Abdullah's half-brother, Prince Ali. An engagement ceremony was held on Friday. The couple will marry in September. After that point, Rym Brahimi will become a princess.</s>WALLACE: We always knew it. Well, really, Jordan's gain is our loss, because Rym also announced she's resigning from CNN. So we'll look forward to watching her travels in Jordan.</s>ARENA: Well, she can come on the air in a little crown.</s>BASH: That's right.</s>ARENA: I could deal with that, right?</s>BASH: We'll all have to have crowns too.</s>WALLACE: We're all princesses, right?</s>ARENA: That's right. All right, Kel. Well, I want to thank you. Thanks to my colleagues. Thank you for watching ON THE STORY. We'll be back next week. Still ahead, we're awaiting the start of a coalition news briefing from Baghdad, so stay with CNN for live coverage. USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
Rym Brahimi To Become Princess