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Mosquitoes are developing resistance to malaria-preventing bed nets. Researchers are responding with innovative new technologies that may keep more people safe.
And off the mat. mike powell runs the chicago chapter. what is a success for you? >> creating life champions. a life champions to us is somebody who what is changed their lives, the way they function, their futures, right -- >> reporter: when it comes to diversity, wrestling lags badly behind other college sports. a recent survey found about 7% of division one wrestlers are black, compared to 48 players of football and 56% in basketball. >> being a minority in any sport is very different. you kind of don't know your place. >> reporter: ed ruth won three ncaa championships at penn state, now he...
The buses are waiting to go in, they're still blocked and we now have the number is up to 48 buses but i had a conversation with richard weir, the human rights watch researcher here putting together a time line of the devastation. take a lins, jonathan -- take a listen, jonathan. >> and the siege started march 2nd and some had stopped losing water and electricity but by march 2nd, nobody had access to running water and electricity. and heating. that's three and a half weeks ago. now it is of course the case that these things don't happen immediately but what's important is that with the involv...
Lot of things that we used to laugh about, ridiculousness, excessives have come true. if you told me 20 years ago, 10 years ago kanye west was going to run for president as someone funded by republicans, i would have thought you were kidding. it would be a sketch on "snl." but now we found out his campaign was actually run by republicans. as a comedian, do you find it annoying that people become the punch lins of jokes you used to make? >> it's terrible. it real life. they are doing crazy things and you try to write a joke about something being so absurd it could never happen and it happens. i...
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India's largest private health insurer Star Health has cut the size of its initial public offering (IPO) to 64 billion rupees ($848.02 million) from 72.49 billion rupees earlier after a subdued response to the IPO last week, its prospectus showed.