claiming asylum here. now on bbc news, women in charge: is india changing? for so long, women in india have fought for equality at home and the right to be in charge of theirfamilies. it s my writ that runs in the house because i earn more money. ..the right to their own identities. now, women also have an identity. earlier, men were known by their names. now, women are identified as individuals too! ..to be given greater respect within the family. so family members and villagers that earlier thought of these women as weak now seek their counsel. as india marches on to be the world s most populous country, crawling behind is a mini revolution that s taking place within ourfamilies, where women have been pushed to the background. the women who dared to step outside their home were called characterless. now they are breaking out, helped by migration and education. almost two out of every ten families, that s an estimated 45 million families, are headed by women in india. the pr
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it is sunday morning and i m glad to be spending it with you. good morning, welcome to cnn this morning. i m victor blackwell. i m rahel solomon in for amara walker today. happy to be here. good to have you for the weekend. round out the weekend. mm-hmm. here is what we are watching watching this morning. republican presidential hopefuls trying to pitch themselves to voters. how they are hoping to stand out in a field that s grown increasingly crowded. officials say they though what caused a train crash in india that killed nearly 300 people. more on the recovery sefrts and what we re learning about what led to that accident. youtube says it will no longer remove content featuring false claims about the 2020 election. why they say they are rolling back the policy now approaching another election. arizona is pausing construction permits in the phoenix area because of water supply concerns. the 100-year plan builders must have before they are allowed to st
ahead on cnn newsroom passing this budget agreement was critical. the stakes could not have been higher. as president biden touts bipartisanship, we ll look at whether the debt deal could be a boost to democrats in 2024. many republicans running for the white house will be in iowa this weekend for one of those uniquely american campaign events. one notable name isn t expected to show. plus, we ll bring you the details of this horrific train crash in india as the staggering death toll keeps rising. so u.s. president joe biden is expected to sign the debt limit bill today marking the end of a high-stakes political drama that has hung over washington for weeks now. just 48 hours ago, there were doubts, in fact, that the highly contentious bill would even survive in congress. but it did. last night the president spoke from the oval office for the first time ever to explain what it took to make this happen. listen. i want to commend speaker mccarthy. you know, he and