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>> reporter: women who survive rape in this community risk being shunned even by their families. for meher the baby would be a painful reminder of the horrors left behind. >> translator: i tried a lot to abort this child but abortion was not possible. i went to the nurse and took pills for abortion, but they didn't work as they were supposed to. >> reporter: around 60 babies are born to rohingya women in refugee camps in bangladesh each day according to unicef. the number of pregnancies resulting from rape is unknown. >> some i'm told are hiding their pregnancies, but i'm also told that many a...

Nearly 600 families. he heads an organization that helps families find each other and has an even larger list. >> we have 3,000 people looking for them. these are adopted people and families looking for these babies that were now -- were stolen from them. >> reporter: she says, during those decades there were entire mafia stealing babies from impoverished families to profit from their sale while the government looked the other way or simply ignored victims. >> doctors, mid-wives and social assistants looking for poor people to stole their kids because we need to understand these kids were sold...

this in an interview, cbs's ""60 minutes"," the president challenges the political partisanship. he says republican strategy cuts him off at the knees. >> i think the republicans made a different calculation, which was, you know what, we really screwed up the economy. obama seems popular. our best bet is to stand on the sidelines because we think the economy will get worse and at some point just blame him. so we haven't gotten the kind of engagement from them that i would have liked. all right. a lot of political buzz this morning that's centering on the weekend's gop debate. it wa...

The bottom five countries. 164 you all ranked here, and afghanistan, probably not a surprise, but you go ahead and explain why there as well. >> well, in afghanistan actually 1 out of 11 women will die in her effort to become a mother, so basically childbirth, not enough mid-wives, not enough health professionals close to women. children, most -- children, 1 out of 5 will die before the age of 5 so it's a very risky place to be a mom and a very risky place to be a child frankly. >> certainly a theme in the bottom five, bottom ten, a lot of african nations on that list. but let's turn now to th...