sorry to interrupt again, but do you do divorces in a different way in the mariam mosque?n the right to divorce. in the islamic marriage contract, it is stated very clearly that muslim women have the right to divorce, polygamy is forbidden and if mental or physical violence occur, the marriage is annulled. we implemented the women's right to divorce in the contract. but are muslim men in copenhagen signing on to this? unfortunately there are only two islamic communities in denmark and we are one of them who give the women the right to divorce in the marriage contract and this is what we want to change. we want to standardise the practice where male imams implement the right to divorce in the contract, and it is really crucial because today there are women all over the world who are trapped in violent marriages and they cannot even get the islamic divorce because the husband refuses. so we have to implement that right. you keep telling me we have to do this, we need to do that, and i understand and ifeel your passion, but the truth is it isn't gonna happen unless you take t

mariam jalabi, will now turn to you and you are based in new york and u.n. the whole question of the u.s. as sort of second part of the strategy is really put new emphasis on constitutional consl committee, that there should be a political push. this is something when we followed syria for a number of years this is not the first time that there should be pushed to the political conflict. it was initially a hollowing han deadline of the 31st of october for the syrian envoy. i was always given his reply by re-signing by november so that has to be somebody else to take up that mantle. the question is a little bit of mission impossible and your thoughts from the syrian opposition as well as how all these negotiations are proceeding. >> thank you for having me. i have to put this back in context that mr. reagan political process has gone to eight official ground in geneva plus the ninth try to get some kind of process that could be substantiated on the ground. with the different parties involved. this has faced an impasse after an impasse afternoon passed because

mariam: my name is mariam. i'm 15, and i live in the georgianountrysidein ivdidi. have lots of friends and when we get together, we like to play soccer, volleyball, or just run. my mother is a librarian, but rks for tharmy. myather doest have a job. he's currently unemployed. i have a sister, diana, and a brother called georgi. i do like going to school. d really le maths an georgian. i want to finish school and then go on to university. i don't know yet, but i think i'll studyedicine. from my point of view, the global problems are climate change. and also that people often don't understand each other. i'm happwhen my faly is well and i can be with my friends. host: in our global ideas series, we head for kenya to track down wildlife poachers. the trade in ivory is a vast global business. how can it be stopped? our reporter bettina thoma went to the south of the country to meet faye cuevas. the american uses military surveillance methods to combat poachers. she says it's the only way to break up the networks of illegal hunters, dealers and buyers, and protect the r

thank you, mariame and william. [cheers and applause] >> thanks for coming. by the way you guys, i'm going to be back reading my new children's book tomorrow at noon. >> and buy this shirt. >> you know what, can i talk about quickly this is from restorative wrist aunt's baltimore. restorative response baltimore contacted me earlier this year. they have a group of young people of color that they work with through a notch partnership program and they asked if they could use one of my quotes on the shirt for their summer project. you know, i'm not going to say no to the children. no way. i'm going to only support the kids. i was like yes absolutely. they did not inform me there'd be a photo of me on the shirt. anyway, people know about my photo issues. despite that, i want you to know how incredibly honored ibm that these young people cared enough about issues of prisons and abolition is that they wanted to use this as a quote. this goes to supporting their work. i'm seriously like i didn't know this shirt was going to be here, but please riot so the young peopl

it hasn't deterred candidates like mariam solaimankhail born and raised in the u.s.ed to move here from the u.s. where she was a business woman. she said it's vital that people step up and run. >> people are sick of seeing men be corrupt. it's a fresh face and something new and they know i have a great life in the united states, i have no need to steal from these poor people. >> you're a candidate, you're a you're woman, you're an american, you're a prime target for the taliban. >> oh, yeah. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the group behind ted talks has launched a new podcast called the ted interview. we'll talk with chris anderson who runs ted. >>> and for the first time, christi's auction house will be selling art created by artificial intelligence. we'll have the computer-generated portrait in the studio. that's this news for this friday. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning, thanks for waking up with us. as take from our "salese tower"camera looking ady for the weekend. and we are warming up. good morning. i'm kenny choi.

that's the make of our lovely thought about it so much but that idea for joining us for this news hour mariam is back in london a couple of minutes before you. travel off to. my tranquil board tubes and purple forests in prague little. walks of. my icons landmarks valleys and scotland's. live for adventure. discover jobs because faraway places closer thing going since together with cats i always. the cricket world isn't an odd bad match fixing i mean you have to think why would you give me a got the best read then and then burn to media it still i get with the big bang theory that al-jazeera is investigative unit reveals explosive new evidence documentary confirms the bible now is a very hard profile figure in much fiction and question like do you know this man al-jazeera investigation cricket's much fixes the manoa files. south sudan is one of the last places on earth to harm beginning when disease a gruesome affliction that is affected millions of us interests to stand out in the world as the only country we do almost all the cases from the uk it is a huge response when it is no vaccine and

it hasn't deterred mariam hale. born and raised in the u.s. she decided to move here from las vegas where she was a business woman. she says it's vital that people like her step up and run. >> people are sick of seeing men be corrupt. they know i have a great life in the united states and have no need to steal from them. >> you're a candidate, a an >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> at american oouft we found young students willing to take the risk to get out and volt. >> if we don't stand tall, we're going to fall apart. >> a successful election will not only help shape the new government but send a message of defiance against it. cbs news, kabul. >> there are calls for a united nations investigation into the disappearance and likely murder into the journalist jamal khashoggi. he is thought-to-been killed inside the embassy for saudi arabia. the saudis say they should be allowed to complete their own investigation. >> reporter: in his strongest remarks to date president trump says it appears missing journalist jam alkhashoggi is dead. >> looks that

election have good reason to be concerned ten have been assassinated in the last two months alone but mariam solomon kale an afghan american who was born and raised in the u.s. is undeterred she left behind her life as a businesswoman in los angeles and moved to afghanistan six years ago now she's campaigning for change. miriam is not a typical candidate but she sees her mix of american upbringing and afghan family traditions as an advantage in a modern afghanistan that's looking for change. could she elders are standing behind me and every time i sit with them they tell me that the men were able to bring these changes but we have faith that women are women are able to feel our pain and see. the corruption and see what's wrong she takes us along on her campaign trail to jalalabad here she meets with the local leader of her tribe the kuchi they are nomads for whom a certain number of seats in parliament are reserved as a circle langkow has a good chance of being elected to tribal elders are dissatisfied with the male opponents who they see as only looking after their own personal interests in

it hasn't deterred candidates like afghan american mariam sulaiman khel, born and raised re the u.s., she decided to move here all the way from los angeles, where she was a business woman. she says it's vital that people like her step up and run. >> people are sick of seeing men being corrupt. it's a fresh face. it's something new. and they know i have a great life in the united states, and i have no need to steal from these poor people. >> reporter: you are the candidate, you're a woman, icanre an american. >> yeah. >> reporter: you're a prime target for the taliban. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: over at the american university, we found young students willing to take the risk to get out and vote. ve we have to stand tall when we have this crisis in our country. and if we don't, then we're coing to fall apart. >> of course i'm scared because we are human beings. rs love ourselves, and we don't want to die. especially me, i'm young. i'm too young to die. but, still, my country's important for me. >> reporter: a successful election will not only help shape the new government, b

obviously bearing in mind that the information that the charts have been given from the very beginning mariam was that. she was not only murdered assassinated essentially in the consulate but his body was taken apart so dismembered by one of the kingdom's leading. experts so it is the remains of that body the people are wondering where it is the fact that the saudis have yet to officially announce where it is is something that's many people have condemned and been shocked at not least obviously the loved ones of jamal khashoggi including his fiance here now this latest information from the turks is that they say the saudis are cooperating with them whether that would indicates maybe that now the saudis and starts have found some sort of a deal to come out of this or whether maybe the saudis are feeling the pressure to come up with something we're not quite sure but it appears they are one step closer at least to finding what's remains of german officials here all right well thank you very much from outside the city can see that assemble a. and all the stories we're following officials in indi

cart bosniak and a serb so if he does get in that would be an extraordinary sulk too early to say mariam because we haven't had the real breakdown of the figures the electoral commission did say that the elections were free and fair which of course against everything the monitoring groups were saying they were saying it was a chaotic situation the number of regularities at a critical high that there were many cases of bribe being an intimidation and many other observers have said that in some places it was effectively a threat to to the voters that they would lose their jobs they would lose their pensions unless they voted in the correct way we'll have to wait for analysis on that but at the moment it does seems we're still waiting for the the actual results but on the turnout when we get the full details it does appear that perhaps. is breaking through in the presidential race but. as i say it's still too early to say we have to wait and see what the electoral commission do say but that could be very bad news because the serbian leader in the serbian and entity of republika srpska more