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acute malnutrition among children. one third of the children. one third of the children in gaza have acute malnutrition which will lead to irreversible impact on your physical and mental health and development of the children in gaza. they will suffer for a few decades because of what is happening right now. when i said 73,000 people have been injured, most of them are children, half of them have moderate to severe injuries. they will have some type of disability, physical disability for the rest of their lives in gaza, and you can of course imagine their mental health trauma, i have seen in the clinic children so traumatised because of the sounds of explosions that happen every night, and many of them have physical illness and one of the children i have seen in the displacement centre, i ask every child, what would you like to be in the future, and they say doctors. they like to be. as in the future, not fighters, except for one child,
it's his first atp title of the season after losing out in three finals. any time you reach a final it is nonetheless a good week. can't be too hard on yourself. this one has been a long time coming and super happy to be able to do it here in barcelona in front of a packed stadium today and rafa nadal court is special to me as i looked up to him all my childhood and came here myself as a 13—year—old boy to watch him and the others play here. so, a great feeling. today, it felt like ijust did not — today, it felt like ijust did not have _ today, it felt like ijust did not have the mental capacity to even _ not have the mental capacity to even fight. even if i wanted to push — even fight. even if i wanted to push myself to fight i felt like — push myself to fight i felt like casper wasjust too push myself to fight i felt like casper was just too good today — like casper was just too good today. he had a fresher mind, better— today. he had a fresher mind, better tennis and he deserved to win — so, what do yo do if you've just won a big tennis tournament and hundreds of thousands of dollars? you jump into the nearest swimming pool of course! and it looks like all
hamas. let there be no misunderstanding. but it lacks, it lacks any grand design. >> we can talk about it for hours and i am sure we will have you back on the show to discuss it hopefully by then the war will be over in some way, shape ear form for everyone's sake. always a pleasure. thank you very much, sir. >> my pleasure. after this, here at home, some states are following texas'lead when it comes to controversial law, we will tell you about that controversial law, we will tell you about that nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults.
representatives, including steering committee and oversight and government reform darrell from the great state of california welcome jim, and think you for joining us and will republicans voted to get safer ukraine, and for two dozen republicans oppose aid for israel. you been a student in congress for a long time so let me just ask why, why the vasquez ukraine a one of us against israel eight cnet well, kelly henderson see the meetings and conference people to be with the need to have an appeal to both but why they will vote for something even if they agree on it this was one of the cases, that we know that the most important thing about we have his obligation is to defend our own borders. many republicans were angry, that there was not more in the way of protecting our own borders encountering administration willfully has led over 10 million people into the country.
distrust anything and everything outside the sealed mega bubble. the executive director of protect democracy described it to us like this. >> i think perhaps one of the most corrosive areas that we face is the unleashing of termites in the foundations of our system that trump and his allies unleash by sewing doubt in the trust that we historically had in our institutions. by suggesting that courts can not be trusted, that juries can't be trusted, that every actor here is acting corruptly, it is undermining that trust that is perhaps one of the greatest long-term threats to the viability and future success of this country. a democracy depends on a certain degree of trust. the systems are never perfect. we have been in the prosy of improving them. when you get trump and his allies sewing the doubt, none of it can be trusted? that is when the whole thing
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well, my guest today, eddie marsan, is one of the uk's most recognisable and popular actors across stage and screen. his roots are genuinely working class and that is something of a rarity in the performing arts. why? eddie marsan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. nice to be here. you do seem to be that rare breed as an actor, a guy who is constantly, permanently busy. how do you manage it? i just... i think when i first started in drama school, i was always the guy
homeowners more frustrated. tonight our dana griffin talks with one who saw the alleged robbery unfold in his driveway on his own doorbell cam and decided to fight back. >> reporter: just seconds after getting a notification in the middle of the night, eric smith captured on his own ring camera tackling a suspected car prowler who had been sitting in the passenger side of his truck. >> i put my hands on him and grabbed him. at that point he started screaming, yelling for the driver of the vehicle to help him out. help, help. >> reporter: then the driver of this getaway car backs up, angles towards them, and accelerates. >> it felt kind of like a movie, you know. i just end up on the hood, held on, turned around to see where i was going to impact. i saw i was going straight for my truck. saw my truck door was open. i just happened to pick up my legs and
all basketball related income. all revenues, 50% of all revenues go to nba players. and in the wnba agreement, 50% of incremental revenue goes to wnba players. revenue above the growth targets that the league has set. how that translates into all revenue is that wnba players only receive about 9% to 10% of total league revenue. that's where you see a lot of the disparity coming from. >> i greatly appreciate you breaking that down. that's why i wanted you to be on the show to explain the economics for us. you heard dave michael j. joking that no one watches women's sports and it is very common to hear similar comments from male sports fans. how do these sorts of assumptions contribute to the genderrer inequities in pro sports. will it change with high visible or high-profile athletes like caitlin clark? >> yeah, it's about marginalization. it's about how it's covered.