hanan says the instant a girl turns 13 if isis spots her, they will claim her and many like hanan don't>> translator: they marry and divorce at will but it was my father's life for this marmg. >> reporter: a marriage that shredded her soul. arwa damon, cnn turkey on the border. >> hard to believe this stuff goes on in the world. want to thank arwa for the excellent very compelling and important report. when we come back a very very different story. we're going to check in on american politics. the former florida governor jeb bush takes another step to lay the groundwork for another presidential bid. tell you about his so-called economic vision for america, stay with us. you only know in a fire to get out, to escape and now ok you are outside and you are safe but what do you do now and that's where the red cross came in... . we ran out of the house just wearing our pajamas. at that point just to even have a toothbrush that i could call my own was so important... . ...you know it just makes you feel like a person again. every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or oth

judge hanan ruled a lawsuit blocking the executive action should go forward. he said that the executive order would have overreached and it would have burdened the states with mandatory costs. homeland security was going to accept applications for temporary legal status for some undocumented immigrants tomorrow. but officials say deporting these groups is not a priority. the president vowed a swift appeal. >> i'm confident that it is well within my authority and the tradition of the executive branch's discretion. >> governor brown has denounced the ruling says that california stands with the white house. further delay will not fix our immigration center. >>> well, we have a new defense secretary tonight. ashton carter promises to make decisions about sending troops into harm's way with the greatest reflection and care. vice president joe biden swore him in at the white house. and then, mr. biden got a little cozy with carter's wife stephanie. carter started giving his speech. the vp motioned her to come over. put his hands on her shoulders an leaned in to whis

. >> hanan, many thanks. >> thank you. >>> the re-trial of the journalist who is face terrorism chargesor another two weeks. the journalists, mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed were released on bail earlier this month after they spent more than 400 days in prison. their colleague, arrested with them, the australian journalist peter greste who spoke to the bbc also he has been deported and released effectively, to australia earlier this month. >>> let's get some other news. one of the leading academic figures among sunni muslims has called for an overhaul of religious teachings to combat the spread of extremism. sheik ahmed al tayeb says a historical misreading of the koran has encouraged what he described as intolerant interpretations of islam. >>> a court in thailand has sentenced two students to 2 1/2 years in prison for staging a play which is ruled to have insulted the monarchy. they were convicted under thailand's laws that banned criticism of the royal family. the play staged in 2013 marked the 40th anniversary of an anti-dictatorship uprising by students and features a fictional mon

judge hanane's ruling reinforced what i and others have been saying saying for a long time now, that the president acted outside of the law when he went around congress to unilaterally change our nation's immigration laws. but the judge's ruling gets to a broader issue and there's one part of it that i've found particularly important. in writing his opinion explaining his ruling, judge hainen looked at the obama administration's case and imagined how you could take their argument and apply it across the board. now, it's easy to overlook an overreach by the president if you perhaps agree with what he actually accomplished. which is in effect to give legal status to roughly five million people. if you think that's a good idea you're likely to turn a blind eye to the way that the president did it. but if the courts establish the precedent that this president or any future president republican or democrat, can just figure pub and choose which laws to enforce what could end up happening? well it doesn't take a lot of imagination. judge hainen writes -- quote -- "then a lack of resources w

judge hanane's ruling reinforced what i and others have been saying saying for a long time now, that the president acted outside of the law when he went around congress to unilaterally change our nation's immigration laws. but the judge's ruling gets to a broader issue and there's one part of it that i've found particularly important. in writing his opinion explaining his ruling, judge hainen looked at the obama administration's case and imagined how you could take their argument and apply it across the board. now, it's easy to overlook an overreach by the president if you perhaps agree with what he actually accomplished. which is in effect to give legal status to roughly five million people. if you think that's a good idea you're likely to turn a blind eye to the way that the president did it. but if the courts establish the precedent that this president or any future president republican or democrat, can just figure pub and choose which laws to enforce what could end up happening? well it doesn't take a lot of imagination. judge hainen writes -- quote -- "then a lack of resources w