amit: absolutely. this is in other countries too, not just india, the pandemic has hurt women a lot more than men. we have seen women more likely to lose work during lockdowns as well as finding it hard to reenter the labor markets having lost work. women also tend to withdraw more from the labor force because household responsibilities go up -- -- for example, if children are not going to school for other reasons, they find it harder to participate as well in the labor market. so in many ways, women have been hit harder than men. david: so like any problem, there is a short and a longer-term fix. in terms of the short-term fix do you think we need more handouts? in the longer-term fix, the types of jobs that the indian economy creates are the types of jobs that if a pandemic hits, you cannot do remote. what is the policy prescription for the government? amit: this is where the discussion needs to be. limitary what has been done. last year when the lockdowns happened there was a support package which i

>> reporter: well, wolf, residents here along the amite river are bracing for a day's long weather event. this is the river. we've been talking to the owners of this property, phil and sheryl. they say this water has already come up two feet. they're handing here. you guys are scrambling to get ready for everything. what are you most concerned about right now? >> probably the wind. the high winds. more so than the water. i don't think we have enough time for a big surge to build up, but probably more wind-related issues. >> and sheryl, you were telling me you've been through this before. >> yes. >> reporter: you guys are going to ride it out? >> yeah. it's called life on the river. you know? i mean, you either like it or you don't. when it's good, it's wonderful. when it's bad, it's bad. >> reporter: your house is probably six feet off the ground? >> yes. in fact, we elevated after hurricane isaac, but yes, about six feet. >> reporter: your neighbors around here, are they leaving or staying? >> this time a lot of them have left. most of them are gone. we told them we would watch out for

traídos hasta rosarito sin peiso de su padre >> (inaudible) >> la mamá de los niños está haciendo los ámites para la reapatriación de los niños >> las autorades de chicago investiga quién abandonó un bebé con pocos días de nacido en un cañón pese que la ley lo permite >> dentro de uno de estos cajones de una cómoda en un callejón una mujer se encontró este bebé con pocos días de nacido causando la indignación de residentes de chicago >> como madre debe ser una decisión difícil >> la policía investiga quién lo abandonó en un lugar donde pudo morir >> empezamos a recoger la basura además estaba haciendo calor ayer en la ciudad de chicago corrió suerte el bebé >> en los estados del país hay leyes que rmiten a los padres entregar su bebé hasta 30 días de nacido en estaciones de bomberos sin tener consecuencias >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> mientras investiga quién abandonó el bebé en chicago policías recordaron a las personas del vecindario sobre

and are all the headlines if you're appears prime minister, a amit is urging all capable civilians to join the fight against rebels. integra government launched and offensive in the northern region last year. the rebel group is continue to make gains pushing into the surrounding areas. fighting into rise for more than 2000000 people from their homes, and more than 50000 fled to neighboring c dawn and new york governor andrew cuomo has resigned a week after an inquiry found he sexually harassed several women. cuomo has faced increasing pressure to resign in recent days, including from the us president joe biden. the investigation found he groped kissed, or made suggestive comments to women, including current and former government workers. cuomo has denied any wrong doing say, with us for the stream that's coming up next. me . ah, ah ah, ah, hello, i'm carry in for me. okay, and you're in the stream. today we ask, what are the dangers, a deep sea mining? you look at the risks and rewards of mining the sea bed for renewable energy. if you're watching on youtube, please to join in the con

the passage of the comstock act was 1873 so we are now coming up on -- amite adding correctly? 150 years. anthony comstock was born in 1844 in new canaan connecticut. then an agrarian part of connecticut, grew up on a farm. he could see the long island sound on the farm, and every sunday he and his brothers and sisters and parents went to the congregationalist church for many, many hours. his mother was a direct descendent of the puritans. anthony fought in the civil war. his brother samuel, died in service, and he enlisted afterwards. he appears from the civil war diaries to have masturbated obsessively and then felt obsessively guilty about it. we think that some of his animus towards obscenity came from the fact that during the civil war, men were passing around books in pictures and this kind of thing because it'd become cheaper to mail those kinds of materials. he moved to new york around 1867-1868 like many young veterans and you want to become a dry goods salesman. because he was interacting a lot with other men his age were visiting prostitutes and sporting culture, sup

amit hurricane force winds, heavy rain and flash flooding. more than 1 million customers statewide are without power. that could mean three or even four million people. and people in jefferson parish say the water in their homes is up to their chests. here's some of what the sheriff of la forge parish told cnn. >> we're still getting a lot of wind gusts and we still are not able to be able to respond to any calls for service. even if we would want to every road is impassable. during the brief reprieve of the eye i was able to travel a couple of miles. i had to zig-zag through downed power lines and trees and debris and roofs and there's no way at night with the parish completely dark that we could get on the highway and safely respond. >> ida officially ties for the strongest storm ever to make landfall in louisiana. meteorologist pedram javaheri is back with me now. it's just been extraordinary to see how slow this moved and how it held together so far after it crossed the coast. >> yeah. that is what's most impressive to me, michael. and yo