unfortunate result of that i also spoke to economists quite recently principal column is the us census bureau at a little bit earlier and this is what she shared with the stream it's almost like these figures are a warning now what are we getting have a listen to misty it is generally just too much to bear for mothers to maintain increased informal labor work in the household and still work outside of the home the longer this goes on the more difficult it will be for these mothers to really get back in a labor force which have the potential to exacerbate. generating quality in the workforce in the long run we've been given a very clear sign about what may happen with women in the workforce. so in the united states. yes i want to share this thought with you this is from sarah sarah is on the cheap hi sarah thanks for being part of our conversation she says this pandemic only highlights gaps in gender inequality i myself feel like i'm at a disadvantage as a young woman than men at my workplace more and i'm very wired that i will be laid off nichol advice for sarah what would it be. there are so

that could mean that trump officials instead of census bureau experts could use the numbers in the house of representatives and state and local governments. we already know that trump is demanding that those numbers exclude undocumented immigrants. even if the census requires everyone to be counted regardless of immigration status. so president trump has repeatedly accused chief justice roberts of betraying conservatives in the courts decisions on health care, daca protections and other rights. he's made it clear he has nominated you to do the judge he thinks chief justice roberts and republicans failed to do, strike down the affordable care act and roll back critical rights and protections. you've already been asked about the consequences of the shelby county decision. it was totally foreseeable that you would have a lot of states passing voter restrictions, suppression, basically laws. do you believe judge barrett that voter suppression or disscrip nation in voting currently exists? >>> senator hirono, we have the voting rights act that offers protection. section two was not at issue i

the trump administration then asked the census bureau to use administrative data to determine citizenshipral hand-picked appointees at the census bureau which made people uncomfortable because then it became a political process instead of just the process of counting the people who live in this country. one thing that we have not talked about, withhat impact tcs will have on housing while be g plagued with all these specific issues. >> it is a great question because right now we have millions of people wouho are on the brink of the eviction based on the pandemic. and the most popular program on capitol hill for local elected officials, republicans and democrats, it often gets bipartisan support, are community development block grants. in part, they are dwun by a formula, formula funding therks are done in part by how many people are in your locality. that is part and parcel of the formula. so if you take away a whole bunch of people that were not counted, you will start short changing mayors and people of a lot of smaller communities, including in a lot of red states. that is just one exa

that could also mean that trump officials instead of census bureau experts may use the population numbers to determine representation in the house of representatives and in state and local governments. and we already know that trump is demanding that those numbers exclude undocumented immigrants even if the census requires everyone to be counted regardless of immigration status. so president trump has repeatedly accused chief justice roberts of betraying conservatives in the court's decisions on health care, d.a.c.a. protections, and other rights. he's made it clear he has nominated you to do nominated you to do the job he thinks chief justice roberts and republicans failed to do, strike down the affordable care act and roll back critical rights and protections. you've already been asked about the consequences of the shelby county decision. it was totally foreseeable that you would have a lot of states passing voter restriction suppression, basically laws. do you believe, judge barrett, that voter suppression or discrimination in voting currently existed? >> senator hirono, we have the vo

the 2020 census this is a once in a decade count that is used to determine how federal funds are spent and how many representatives that each state has in congress. according to the census bureauday, paper responses those need to be postmarked by today, october 15th filling out the census so important. arguably even more important than >>> right now at 4:30, high fire danger sparking power shutoffs. next we're tracking wind, high temperatures and power outages county by county this morning. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. good to see you back, marcus. and vianey is in for kari. another warm one? >> definitely. with the high pressure building in, the off-shore wind event that will dry

use or anything like that. this is i think, but the activists who met the census bureau including linda, a radical palestinian activist, the very idea that the census bureau brought to the office in 2015 to advise on the creation of nina. tells you everything you want to know about this. i think that the agency captures by the left. they were very clear about when they were discussing what to do. first they wanted to model it on hispanic and then they discussed the back, the arab americans do not like this. they're not asking the nina category. then a professor of african studies said yes but once they understand, that they will benefit associated with the category in terms of racial preferences, university admissions or hiring practices for government contracts, they will embrace it. and right away, they showed how this is really one of those things in the book, about using these racial purposes is a gateway drug to identity politics. but it shows also that you could benefit from proving that you're not white. she went right, you might call it depression privilege. it's become totally inverted to . put linda in the b

us a 3.5% unemployment rate and the highest living standards in 20 years, gave the biggest benefits to middle and lower income classes and minority groups, and those are facts, those are facts from census bureau and the bls, those policies need to be continued. that is his intent, if he is reelected, to continue those policies and build on them. we are formulating right now a middle-class tax cut, we are formulating on ensuring tax incentives to bring companies and supply chains back home to the usa. we are looking at additional u.s. trade deals that will have incentives for a strong economic recovery. i say don't change horses in midstream. stay with the guys and policies that brought you to this prosperity dance and the other team disagrees. i understand that. we're going to have an election on tuesday and at some future point we will know the outcome. that is our point of view. we are not aiming at stocks in particularly, but in general, after this big jump in gdp, we should be growing at 5% or 6% next year and then 3% plus in the following years. that's the normal prosperity cycle. we did it once, we can do it again. robert: you say the stock market is in a correction. how does that play

authoritarian power grab used to buy political support from voters who are essential to his re-election." supreme court ruled tuesday the trump administration can order the census bureau to halt its 2020 count a month early. dealing a major blow to civil rights groups. advocates say the decision will lead to a vast undercount of immigrants and communities of color, with huge implications for voting rights and the fair allocation of federal funds. in a lone dissent, justice sonya sotomayor wrote -- "the harms caused by rushing this year's census count are irreparable. and respondents will suffer their lasting impact for at least the next 10 years." in virginia,a, a cablele that ws allegegedly cut by accident caud the e state's entitire online vr registration to crcrash for hous tuesday, on the deadline to register to vote in virginia before election day. voting rights activists condemned state election officials for the malfunction, warning it likely left thousands of eligible voters unable to register. a similar error happened in 2016. there is now a lawsuit that will be heard in court today to extend the deadline. on tuesday, early voting got underway in texas with m

us, joe are trying to process the data. the one that stood out this week is the census bureau those who see eviction or foreclosure are likely not enough to eat in the previous seven days, 10.1% what kind of economy does that reflect? >> if you look at the census data, people behind rent or can't pay rent, those have been improving. the president had put forward the executive order. well aware and we are doing everything legally and legislatively. >> not an easy job, joe. everybody realizes that. we appreciate you coming on to talk repeatedly. good to see you. >> thank you this is the work we are doing the best we can and working hard that's the key point we are working and that's what matters. >> joe, thanks >> all the best. thank you. >>> starboard value jeff smith talking about two names this rng. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. call, click, or

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