following this example, sherin wants to empower women.n fridays, she offers prayer services for women only. ms. khankan: women come to this mosque, they listen to the khutbah, they will go home, they will have discussions with their husbands. so, slowly you will change the structure of the family. so what happens in the mosque goes way beyond the mosque -- it affects the families. reporter: sherin khankan is convinced her efforts are working -- that however slowly, society is beginning to change. host: and now in global snack, we find out what people around the world love to eat. reporter: in the evening, there's not a lot to do on the island of koh klang in southern thailand. >> most days we play b boules, t roti, and d drink coffee.. evening is the time to have fun and chill with your frieiends. reporter: yoyou can get a roti justst round the cororner. roti is a flat, unleavened bread made with flour, egg, butter, condensed milk, salt, and water. the ingredients have to be constantly kneaded. only that way does the dough become sufficie

to abstain or to spoil your ballot is effectively to vote against emmanuel macron. , sherine le pen cannot win is looking to achieve two things through this election -- to reduce as far as possible the margin of victory so that he is a weekly elected president and to impose herself with a strong score as the new leader of the opposition. to be theive is gravitational center around which a fractured republicans party following the defeat will coalesce. if she gets a score somewhere more of 40%, that would than double her father's 18% in 2002 and would make a -- make her, that national leader, she hopes of the right and their natural candidate in 2022. a score that high would show just how far the once toxic f and has been normalized. laura: what about the legislative elections? how do you see those panning out. emmanuelle macron does win, he will struggle to get anything done if he cannot command a majority and the parliament. at the moment, he doesn't have any members of parliament at all. >> that is absolutely right. we are looking at two candidates, neither of whom have any base in parli