levine: we then published a page one cover story-- "john edwards love child scandal!"rted edwards' response-- "this story is false. it's ridiculous." at this point, the scandal almost starts to feel like watching a horror movie. i wanna cry out to john edwards-- "just stop! don't go into the basement." don't layer a lie upon a bigger lie. just stop. go home, man." but the potential to somehow get away with it, maybe even win the election, kept john edwards and his enablers going. deluded as it was, they went into the basement, and the "national enquirer" was waiting there for them. unless and until we have a president who's willing to stand up to these people, nothing will change. we will never have the america that all of us dream of. in january 2008, rumors of edwards' affair had been published and were dogging the campaign. in a surprise upset, barack obama won the iowa caucus, where john had been heavily favored previously. but at least, outwardly, edwards remained hopeful. what people want in new hampshire is they wanna see change. they wanna see something differe

levine: we then published a page one cover story-- "john edwards love child scandal!"ed edwards' response-- "this story is false. it's ridiculous." at this point, the scandal almost starts to feel like watching a horror movie. i wanna cry out to john edwards-- "just stop! don't go into the basement." don't layer a lie upon a bigger lie. just stop. go home, man." but the potential to somehow get away with it, maybe even win the election, kept john edwards and his enablers going. deluded as it was, they went into the basement, and the "national enquirer" was waiting there for them. unless and until we have a president who's willing to stand up to these people, nothing will change. we will never have the america that all of us dream of. in january 2008, rumors of edwards' affair had been published and were dogging the campaign. in a surprise upset, barack obama won the iowa caucus, where john had been heavily favored previously. but at least, outwardly, edwards remained hopeful. what people want in new hampshire is they wanna see change. they wanna see something different

levine: we then published a page one cover story-- "john edwards love child scandal!"ported edwards' response-- "this story is false. it's ridiculous." at this point, the scandal almost starts to feel like watching a horror movie. i wanna cry out to john edwards-- "just stop! don't go into the basement." don't layer a lie upon a bigger lie. just stop. go home, man." but the potential to somehow get away with it, maybe even win the election, kept john edwards and his enablers going. deluded as it was, they went into the basement, and the "national enquirer" was waiting there for them. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. unless and until we have a president who's will

but first, what is the levin center? elise bean? the carl levin center for oversight and democracy is a nonprofit associated with wayne state university law school in detroit. our namesake and founder was carl levin, who was a champion of congressional oversight. and our center focuses on one of its key missions is to improve fact based bipartisan oversight by congress and by the 50 state legislatures around the country. and carl levin, of course, was longtime chair of the senate armed services committee, i believe. did you work for us? did you work for him on the hill? well, i worked for him on the permanent subcommittee on investigations for nearly 30 years. now, doing that, can you imagine holding a hearing for days after a tragedy today that would be so difficult? i think back then this was very early in the country's history and they used hearings a lot more for fact finding. today, what we tend to do, the fact finding off stage, and then once we figure out what happened, we then convey that information to hearing. but back the

levine: we then published a page one cover story-- "john edwards love child scandal!"-- "this story is false. it's ridiculous." at this point, the scandal almost starts to feel like watching a horror movie. i wanna cry out to john edwards-- "just stop! don't go into the basement." don't layer a lie upon a bigger lie. just stop. go home, man." but the potential to somehow get away with it, maybe even win the election, kept john edwards and his enablers going. deluded as it was, they went into the basement, and the "national enquirer" was waiting there for them. unless and until we have a president who's willing to stand up to these people, nothing will change. we will never have the america that all of us dream of. in january 2008, rumors of edwards' affair had been published and were dogging the campaign. in a surprise upset, barack obama won the iowa caucus, where john had been heavily favored previously. but at least, outwardly, edwards remained hopeful. what people want in new hampshire is they wanna see change. they wanna see something different than they see now.

>> i like gerry levin.ded and he was a board member of the new york stock exchange. what i found great about gerry levin, when he left business, the media business -- he was the king of all media for a time. let's be clear. he got into wellness. he had some tragedy with -- his son was tragically murdered. this deal, you know, huge impact on his life. you know, instead of doing something bad to himself, he got into self-help and meditation and yoga and believing in how to repair broken people through holistic measures. i got to know him a little bit. he was still a tough guy. when elliot spitzer called him in to take a deposition, because he was sued. it fell into a nonprofit category. he paid all of hits taxes. it was a dumb suit. gerry levin said let me tell you something, you're only doing this for higher office. he went in there, he lambasted spitzer's prosecutors, he went in there without a lawyer and not wearing a suit and told him to go you know what themselves. i saw it. i read the transcripts. i saw

mark levin and say goodbye. i will take credit for it. 19 minutes after the hour, over to carley. >> carley: fox wildfire alert. two people dead as firefighters battle fires tearing through texas and oklahoma. smokehouse creek fire is largest in texas history, it has torched one million acres in four days. thousands have been forced to evacuate. elon musk is suing chatgpt and its ceo claiming the company broke agreement by straying from goal of developing artificial technology for benefit of humanity, not profit. musk helped start the company in 2015, but stepped down three years later. future of n.f.l. hits indy, the goat, tom brady is showing us he has gas left in the tank, 46-year-old sharing this video showing him beating his 40-yard dash time from when he competed in the combine. redemption is spelled tom, i don't think he is known for speed, but better than he was in 2000. >> brian: when we break down film, he was drafted sixth round. he transformed himself. >> carley: just incredible. >> steve: he could r

aўtar of the project is a maystar of monumental art, deserved by the architect of belarus leanid levinnding next to the monument above the monument of minsk. leanid levin in his own way, the architectural tradition shows what it meant for babruisk, for the city, what the created camp, concentration camp meant, and her most famous words, architectural words, kab rasskaz ab getym memarioyalny complex akhvyaram fascism. historic symbolic casting platform, which is imaginable in the purchase. the idea of ​​presenting the platform as an image of the ancient military forces of babruisk was transferred to the architectural language, and on the platform a sculptural group created by alexander was installed... on the sculptures, i worked with leanid levin. the white concrete and black stakes of the platform are the symbols of the death of the vyaznyas, and the skin from them is worn out in the bathroom. bytstsam above two figures on the platform, savetski soldier, as if with his adzen he covered the sickness. the current history of the memorial to the complex of fascism and babruisk dynasty yag

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday.playing out in our country and our politics is very, very important. it actually goes beyond israel, and judaism, and the horrors of hamas and so forth. it is a democrat party. if you criticize the democrat party will be attacked as a racist, as an anti-semite, as a bigot, as a homophobe or whatever it is. the democrat party, as i have demonstrated the last few weekends as a totalitarian party. that is the mindset they try to imprison their political opponents. they try to trigger a coup against people they disagree with and say israel. white open borders the purpose of which the change of the citizenry to accommodate the democrat party agenda and on and on. now, we have a situation here in america which is played out right in front of our eyes for the last six months. and that is, since the israelis were attacked on october 7 by subhuman terrorists, who call themselves hamas, israel is come under attack diplomatically, publicly, economically, and even militarily now. not by the united

is over the big we "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i am mark levin andis "life, liberty & levin"'s saturday. i'm glad you're here a big show as far as i'm concerned. it's really a two-part show for this evening's show i'm going to focus on the totalitarianism that is the democrat party and i'm going to prove it to you. i'm going to do the same thing on tomorrow night's show, sunday's show. this show is going to focus on donald trump and tournaments show will focus on benjamin netanyahu for purposes of my monologue so very, very important. the premise is the democrat party is a party at thierry the practices totalitarianism. despite talking about democracy path this statement regime and talking about democracy. all the biggest thugs, dictators, genocidal maniacs use the word democracy or the act on behalf of the people for the democrat party is learned from them. let me make the points, all of these lawsuits against donald trump, 91 felony charges, this is not a coincidence it. this is not an accident. they are all talking to one another, they all read th

& levin"'s saturday.lad you're here a big show as far as i'm concerned. it's really a two-part show for this evening's show i'm going to focus on the totalitarianism that is the democrat party and i'm going to prove it to you. i'm going to do the same thing on tomorrow night's show, sunday's show. this show is going to focus on donald trump and tournaments show will focus on benjamin netanyahu for purposes of my monologue so very, very important. the premise is the democrat party is a party at thierry the practices totalitarianism. despite talking about democracy path this statement regime and talking about democracy. all the biggest thugs, dictators, genocidal maniacs use the word democracy or the act on behalf of the people for the democrat party is learned from them. let me make the points, all of these lawsuits against donald trump, 91 felony charges, this is not a coincidence it. this is not an accident. they are all talking to one another, they all read the tea leaves and watch the news it. these bo

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.ng here we have two great guest congressman chip roy who needs no introduction. we have his former boss senator ted cruz who needs no introduction. but before we get there let's talk about the border and immigration. when ways are typically not discussed you keep hearing this term hr two. hr two. ten months ago republicans in the house of representatives passed a bill. it walose a bill to secure the r it was called secure the border act real potential law passed by the house of representatives and sent to the united states senate. you know what the united states and it did with that? see this, they did that they killed 10 months ago. they could have had border security law which truly was the strictest, most aggressive border security law ever passed by either house of congress. rick could have put in place the republicans in the house did it because joe biden was not following the existing law which would also secure the border check schumer killed it. mitch mcconnell did virtually no

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday.e reasons i love doing these shows on the box is it gives me an opportunity not only to introduce you to some stellar individuals, but to talk about history and philosophy and economics in all of these things that are generally not discussed on platforms like this. on american history every week. but we are going to use tonight's show it's going to be very exciting i think. very informative to discuss some american history, why? there are reprobates, historical illiterates on other channels who want you to believe certain things that are not true, why? mostly because they are not very bright. and so as i said the other day part of my job here is to unravel what they do. and more importantly in the next 15 minutes you were going to learn more about american history that have probably ever learned. certainly i've ever learned on tv or radio. and mostly more than you ever learned in high school or college. we are going to start by using as a foil eight reprobates who is a politico over co

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. here we have two great guest congressman chip roy who needs no introduction. we have his former boss senator ted cruz who needs no introduction. but before we get there let's talk about the border and immigration. when ways are typically not discussed you keep hearing this term hr two. hr two. ten months ago republicans in the house of representatives passed a bill. it lose a bill to secure the bor it was called secure the border act real potential law passed by the house of representatives and sent to the united states senate. you know what the united states and it did with that? see this, they did that they killed 10 months ago. they could have had border security law which truly was the strictest, most aggressive border security law ever passed by either house of congress. rick could have put in place the republicans in the house did it because joe biden was not following the existing law which would also secure the border check schumer killed it. mitch mcconnell did virtually noth

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i am levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday.een a lot of responses to joe biden state of the union speech. last week i've been calling at the state of confusion space that seems to have caught on. it was a largely disgusting speech. a speech given by a man that could have been a speech given 100 years ago. this class warfare marxism, he spent most of the time attacking donald trump and those who support donald trump. and most of the time attacking the state of israel. of course joe biden is not responsible for anything. he's not accountable everything is fantastic. the economy cannot be better. he saved fascism, the border was secure and now it's not secure. we had a bipartisan bill that would have been secure the other bill that came he did not like it and he cannot fix it with executive orders and on and on and on. poor joe biden. the problem is he's dragging us. and everybody knows it except those commentators on msnbc and cnn. the report is for the holocaust denying the "new york times." i hope to take this piece-by-piece. i

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday to good guess michael mooreles. more about the collapse of our economic system and spending. gonzalez on the spread of marxism throughout the culture. it's a very, very important show. and in that vein we saw what happened at nbc news with the former head of the rnc i'm not a particularly big fan of hers but that's out the point. you see what happens with the media all the time. they will grab anyone and promote anything. michael abbott not eat they're pushing for president at one point. the russia collision lie that went on for two years on see it and particulate with rachel maddow. the constant pushing on racism, bigotry and anti-semitism is all a reflection of the democrat party. the reason why ronna mcdaniel could not joi join is because ty are ideological democrat party operations. it is that simple. like most of the media. i wrote about this and unfreedom of the press. no longer is the objective to try and be objective or impartial part in a possibility but still that is the goal. we always knew walter cro

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.ou for being here we have two great guest congressman chip roy who needs no introduction. we have his former boss senator ted cruz who needs no introduction. but before we get there let's talk about the border and immigration. when ways are typically not discussed you keep hearing this term hr two. hr two. ten months ago republicans in the house of representatives passed a bill. it walose a bill to secure the r it was called secure the border act real potential law passed by the house of representatives and sent to the united states senate. you know what the united states and it did with that? see this, they did that they killed 10 months ago. they could have had border security law which truly was the strictest, most aggressive border security law ever passed by either house of congress. rick could have put in place the republicans in the house did it because joe biden was not following the existing law which would also secure the border check schumer killed it. mitch mcconnell did vi

levin. mr. levin: i rise in opposition.uld limit the president'c health, environmental and climate risks and nothing more of a madeup solution in search of a made no indication that he will ban a fracking and h.r. 1121 would prohibit the fracking for any rn despite the risk that it poses. many of my colleagues aren't favor of sensible oversight or regulation of fracking. the public managers should have tools to protect our environment and safeguard public health. we don't have adequateons and sn place to ensure that fracking is done at the very least it health risks. there is a growing body of evidence that fracking creates waste water■3 and releases toxic pollutants into the air. . . .á increased adverse pregnancy outcomes, cancer incidents, hospitalizations, r diseases, mental health problems, and more. additionally throughout the u.s. pregnant women, children, indigenous people, communities of color, and low-income communities disproportionately bear the negative impacts of fracking. our understanding of fracking's risks

levin. mr. levin: i rise in opposition.ould limit the president's ability to respond to public health, environmental and climate risks nothing more of a madeup solution in search of a problem. the president has made no indication that he will ban fracking and h.r. 1121 would prohibit the president from banning fracking for any reason despite the risk many of my colleagues aren't in favor of sensible oversight or regulation of fracking. the public lands managers should have tools to protect our environment alic health. we don't have adequate regulations and safeguards in place to ensure that■ is done at the very least it reduces environmental and health risks. there is a growing body of evidence that frackingn$ creates waste water and releases toxic pollutants into air. . . . increased adverse cancer incide, hospitalizations, respiratory diseases, mental health problems, and more. additionally throughout the u.s. pregnant women, children, indigenous people, communities of color, and low-income communities disproportionately

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday to good guess michael mooreles. more about the collapse of our economic system and spending. gonzalez on the spread of marxism throughout the culture. it's a very, very important show. and in that vein we saw what happened at nbc news with the former head of the rnc i'm not a particularly big fan of hers but that's out the point. you see what happens with the media all the time. they will grab anyone and promote anything. michael abbott not eat they're pushing for president at one point. the russia collision lie that went on for two years on see it and particulate with rachel maddow. the constant pushing on racism, bigotry and anti-semitism is all a reflection of the democrat party. the reason why ronna mcdaniel could not joint join is becausy are ideological democrat party operations. it is that simple. like most of the media. i wrote about this and unfreedom of the press. no longer is the objective to try and be objective or impartial part in a possibility but still that is the goal. we always knew walter cron

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. you for being here but great guest allen west, david schoen one of the greatest legal minds in the country. i want to do a little history lesson in the present day applied to current events because this affects you each and every one of you. this is the document bernie sanders and biden and their reprobates put together about how they want to govern america. i called the new communist manifesto. when you go through this document you will see what i mean. in every aspect of our culture, our politics, our government, central government controls you, controls our livelihoods. controls our future parts of modern-day communist manifesto this is what biden's administration are doing in the democrat party. i told you before i spent last weekend on it. this is an autocratic party it is not a normal american party that supports our principles, our constitution and our processes. it's an alien entity. much of their ideology is imported from germany. given these fools do not know it but it is. i

mark levin in jerusalem, thanks a lot — the ground.em, thanks a lot for that. _ the european union's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, has proposed that the bloc takes 90% of revenues from russian assets, frozen in europe and transfers them to buy weapons for ukraine. under mr borrell�*s plan proceeds from the assets such as interest payments would go to the european peace facility, which provides military aid to countries outside the eu. russian officials have called the move theft and warned about potential consequences for those who make this decision. earlier i spoke to timothy ash, who's an economist and an associate fellow in the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house. he talked me through the figures. it is 3 billion euros to 4 billion euros a year, the total amount of russian assets frozen in western jurisdictions is about $330 billion, that is cash, russian government cash, in westernjurisdictions. the cost to fund ukraine annually is about $100 billion a year. unfortunately 61 billion is stuck in the us house of con

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, liberty & levin" sunday.. last nights program i began what i call a two-part argument by the democrat party is a totalitarian party. a party we have never really seen in the united states of america. not a typical american party that imported their ideas of marxism, because i fascism, economic socialism, mostly from newark and from newark from germany but that's received biden and schumer and hakeem jeffries. that is we saw nancy pelosi, barack obama that's we see with media. it is not a normal political party in a democratic environment. it's an autocratic party in fact it is a totalitarian party and as i said last night their goal is to imprison donald trump you do not bring 91 felonies in four different jurisdictions by democrat prosecutors and mostly democrat cities with obama judges, biden judges are democrat elected judges if you don't mean to put someone in prison i don't mean just indict them. you want to put that person in prison and they want to do it fast, why question what they want to clear the f

but look, you think levin is wrong on this, liz peek, i will start with you?s all backfired. look at donald trump's approval ratings, right? every time he gets indicted other slammed by another judge his approval ratings go you because americans like fair play. this is not fair play from the beginning of all the various lawsuits, all of which, jonathan turley has been excellent on all of this, they're so fragile, made up, every single one. even "the new york times" described as last minute rearranging the facts and legal procedures to come up with something to charge him with. when you have d.a.s running expressly to get donald trump how is that the legal system anyone can have faith in, larry? look the fact that fani willis and wade, all these people have spent time in the white house with the white house staff con connecting these charges is a really key point and everybody is offensive. larry: you see this for what it is, liz is right, it all comes out of the white house, that's all, pure and simple but they want to throw trump in jail for 700 years, take a

mark: hello america i am market trend two and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. here. when i was growing up it wasn't that long ago but long enough, i really look forward to television on saturdays and sundays. particularly in the evening. i was glued to the screen watching the firing line with the great bill buckley. even pbs from time to time particularly when they ran a series of free to choose based on milton freedman's book. we are introduced to great men so many others ronald reagan. i miss that today, i really do. tv has changed a lot. we have and that is okay. i tried to do this program a little differently, slow things down, think about it, dig a little more deeply even go into the great philosophers and writers and so forth. we have two great guest this evening with victor davis hanson and newt gingrich. i will be a great show not because of me but because of them. but i do want to dig deeply. when you look at what has happened to our justice system and the law, how it is being used against president trump has been distorted at every level local, state,

mark: hello america i am market trend two and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday.eing here. when i was growing up it wasn't that long ago but long enough, i really look forward to television on saturdays and sundays. particularly in the evening. i was glued to the screen watching the firing line with the great bill buckley. even pbs from time to time particularly when they ran a series of free to choose based on milton freedman's book. we are introduced to great men so many others ronald reagan. i miss that today, i really do. tv has changed a lot. we have and that is okay. i tried to do this program a little differently, slow things down, think about it, dig a little more deeply even go into the great philosophers and writers and so forth. we have two great guest this evening with victor davis hanson and newt gingrich. i will be a great show not because of me but because of them. but i do want to dig deeply. when you look at what has happened to our justice system and the law, how it is being used against president trump has been distorted at every level local, st

pat levin is 94. yes. 94. and that pilates >> it's important for to keep me vertical my age, i need all the help i can get. >> h. she says is not the dominant issue among most of her friends. >> they're terrified about what might happen if joe biden doesn't. >> terrified why? >> what will, happen to democracy as someone who is older than him pays attention to politics. what do you see? >> i don't think age should be a determinant of competence. i don't think they go together in any way, shape, or form. no, a lot of younger people who are quite incompetent. i know a lot of older people who are very cognizant and joe biden falls into that category for me, she knows northampton's history of razor thin margins and of picking the winner. >> that always surprises me because we tend to spend time with people who think the way we do. so i think everybody is for joe biden until november comes to surprises me. >> levin will be 95 when this november comes down towards your waist. great. >> every crunch. >> her way of say

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. for being here but great guest allen west, david schoen one of the greatest legal minds in the country. i want to do a little history lesson in the present day applied to current events because this affects you each and every one of you. this is the document bernie sanders and biden and their reprobates put together about how they want to govern america. i called the new communist manifesto. when you go through this document you will see what i mean. in every aspect of our culture, our politics, our government, central government controls you, controls our livelihoods. controls our future parts of modern-day communist manifesto this is what biden's administration are doing in the democrat party. i told you before i spent last weekend on it. this is an autocratic party it is not a normal american party that supports our principles, our constitution and our processes. it's an alien entity. much of their ideology is imported from germany. given these fools do not know it but it is. i wan

his office says that his deputy, yariv levin, will serve as acting prime minister during this time.is mr netanyahu. he said he will be back to work soon anterior speaking of it earlier. my medical statement is transparent, it is known. sure, a lot of people are saying crazy things, but of course — no boundaries. my wife went to an appendectomy and people said that she spent a whole week at a villa somewhere — and ijust had the flu, people said that i was where? where was it? that i was in hospital. absolutely no boundaries to the lies. i just went through examination, and thank you to all the people asking for my well—being. and i promise you that this operation that i'm undergoing tonight i will also go through very quickly and i will be back to my duties as fast as possible. meanwhile, a hamas offical says israel and hamas are "too far apart" for talks to progress — discussions over a possible new gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal are expected to resume in cairo, according to egyptian media. meanwhile, at least four people have been killed and others injured. after the israe

anywhere that you want, john, el director ejecutivo del centro de innovación levin, nunca imaginó ser podemos darle un tour y le podemos entonces hablar de los diferentes paquetes de precios. no sé usted, pero a mí me llama mucho la atención. cambiamos de información a la ganadora del grammy. estamos hablando de la cantante colombiana karol g y parte de su equipo. vivieron momentos de pánico. este video muestra cuando su jet privado aterrizó de emergencia a eso de las 21:00 de la noche en una pista al sur de california. la avioneta partió desde el aeropuerto de burbank y momentos después, el piloto reportó humo en la cabina. las casas están bajo investigación y lo bueno es que no se reportaron heridos. así es que. qué bueno para ella y para los que viajaban con ella. 12 con 27. otra pausa. ahí lo escuchas. el conejo malo hará estremecer una ciudad de nuestra región. le diremos dónde se presenta. excelencia. en acción es presentada por stanford medicine children's health. más allá de la dedicación y cuidado por los niños y sus familias en los hospitales y clínicas, stanford medicine ch

that's now he was undergoing honey authoration on sunday nights. deputy appointments, so yeah, levine has taken on his duties, falls ness and yahoo is on the anesthesia and the may not. physician is on track to stay in power until the tech is biggest. cities for accounting is still underway in the countries mysql elections developed as why they've been seen as a tests for current preston, recept type, 3rd ones and popularity. the process has confirmed is targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure and a bit to disrupt as war effort. ukraine's national energy operates us as a tax on sunday. time is high voltage facilities in the south forcing emergency electricity shutdowns in odessa and nearby several power plants have been destroyed or damaged in recent weeks. and creating and present for them is the landscape also called on western pallets provide more ministry hardware to fight russia or cc throw. these thing is that as mitchell and his russian terrorists are now targeting file strikes to close the energy bleeding of the crane, we gave all the necessary signals to our partners, all o

his deputy — justice minister yariv levin will temporarily fill mr neta nyahu's role.h cancer. pope francis pleads for peace in his easter message. he's been meeting worshippers after easter sunday mass — as thousands gather in st peter's square. with more than half the votes counted in turkey's municipal elections, the main opposition party looks set to hold key positions in major cities. now on bbc news — trapped in oman: episode one.

chairman. building the bssr to vladimir adamovich the king, the young architects gradov, zankovich and levinmembering their last conversation that the landmark, monuments and memorials that are being erected throughout the country, still decided to make their own version, slab, star, fire, they wanted to move away from generally accepted, i wanted my own, close, the creative team tried to find those elements that were the most. then the young architects were left alone with their decision: four cornflowers, one broken, bells, birches, a burnt stove. creative architects realized that perhaps it really wasn't worth proposing with this theme. and they did the traditional solution, but they wouldn't. such young and creative people, if they had not yet made their proposal, as they understand the eternal flame, the situation was saved by pyotr mironovich masherov, who often looked into the workshop to see how the work was going, and most importantly, what solution for the memorial was found. and then they got this one option with three birch trees and an eternal flame on...

royal biographer angela levin? royal biographer angela ? well, i angela levin?lle dewberry show yesterday talking about the news, and was crying. yeah, news, and i was crying. yeah, you were , i couldn't stop. you were, i couldn't stop. >> i just thought she was >> i just thought that she was the most remarkable woman. >> i'm going start crying is >> i'm going to start crying is the most remarkable because when she had this terrible news she was had this terrible news that she'd got cancer and she's now talking to us, she's talking about everybody else, really just a little bit about herself. she's talking about she wanted to wait so that each child she could talk to so that they would understand it in their own way and there's a big difference between a little boy who's five as louis and, george . george who as louis and, george. george who is, who is ten, and charlotte, who seems extremely intelligent. so she wanted to do that and she said at the end, you know, people who have it that you are not alone and, you know, don't feel too bad. you are not alone. and

stuart: john levine joining me now.d. >> price fixing is a crime if it's happening and prices are just high and we have been through several years of very high inflation and has obviously come down but th things are stiy and even janet yellen on this show said that high prices will be with us for a long time. and it's going to take awhile for things to adjust from the inflationary period we came from. i think rents are high right now. nothing we can do about it. stuart: i suspect that going after landlords will be popular and you gouging rent, landlords are never popular and easy targets. >> he's shoring up his base in advance of the election. stuart: going after big food companies, get your price down. shrink fellation, put nor chips in the bag. >> student loan, free money. don't pay your debt. vote for me. lauren: the problem is his policies have hurt the big guy in all these situations, landlord and companies. their cost haves gone up so they're passing them on so maybe rents have gone up but there's a million reason

it's for the evacuation of one of us loans topped tourist attractions, the blue levin. busy whose he bought the g o time of pool turned into an alarming woman at sign and sounded to one of the long can you get an option nearby? i've never experienced anything like that before. i'll be honest. i wasn't scared or anything. i hope everybody got out. okay, but it really was the experience that i and i'm like at the same time. well, how could this happen? i couldn't wait to come here for the 4th time since december law has been his billing for roman interrupting plugin. oh, it appears to be flowing, solved towards dyke's business to protect the fishing village, good enough to make you waiting. all right, law, this kind of a 100. so people have been evicted to gain including many to is this thing near the effected area. this was definitely expected that had already been uh, several um statements issued from the athletic iceland dick metz office about an imminent eruption in the area. but of course, the exact time of it, uh, starting is not. it's not possible to predict icelan

has generally survived to this day, not rebuilt, made in in the sixties, the architect zaborsky and levinteresting because it contains monumental art, stained glass windows, mosaic panels, in general, every element there has a meaning, one of the interesting solutions was the sports palace of the architects filimonov and malyshev, built in the sixties. the main thing in this sports palace was the creation of a huge transforming internal space, this was done precisely thanks to new technology, these are cable-stayed structures that made it possible to block this huge span, the use of very powerful elements and a concrete structure, like a support, well, and this is an excellent engineer for... that is, such a huge building with a huge span for that time in the seventies is a big breakthrough. decades later , the sports palace building remains original today. without it, it is difficult to imagine a modern prospect of winners. but the desire for novelty did not always have a positive effect on the historical appearance of cities and the capital. the fashion for large-scale multifunctional o

the early hours, explosions, walks and ukraine's capital peeve and other western cities, including levine, close to the polish board. and we will end it there up next. it's doc film, no simple way home, unlike the local thanks for watching dw environment, the 1000000 people in what it's in just a 100 days. my parents because of my family, what killed. how was this age? i'm on a journey to find out about the russo the 19 there to put you on the site, but they expect to see the rhonda. my name is some way to ship me or i'm a student makes sleep shaving history out documentary stuff. april 6th on dw, the.

the early hours as explosions walked, ukraine's capital, keith and other western citizens, including levine, close to the polish border. russia is holding a day of mourning for the victims of the terror attack. on a concert hall near moscow, a 137 people are now confirmed to have been killed. president vladimir putin claims that the suspected gun were detained while trying to flee. the ukraine keys denies any involve blended. they're up next. our technology show shift takes a look at smart farming and the tech that can help out from the become more sustained speak with the conflicts, crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world now on youtube, this shadows of general color. these pop costs and video shed light on the donkey street. devastating colonial har is infested by germany across. and she, if.

you think that levin is wrong on this, liz peek? just flat out is he wrong?and by the way, it is all backfired. after look at donald trump's approval ratings, everyone time he gets indicted or slammed by a judge his approval ratings go up, americans like fairplay it has not been fair from the beginning of various lawsuit, all of which, they are so fragile, they are made up, every one even new york time describing a last minute reactor ranging of fact -- rearranging of facts and legal procedures to come up with charge him with. look the fact that fani willis and wade and all these people spent time in white house, with the white house staff, concocting the changes and et cetera. so offensive, everyone is on, fenged by it. larry: that is key, batya, see this for what it is, liz is right, it all comes without of white house, they want to throw trump in jail for 700 years, take call of his cash and business away, i see this not only as a perversion two-tiered justice system which is bad enough, but also, a distraction from the issues where so popular, trump is ar

well, journalist of alex levine in tennessee told me about the mixed reaction of being is really popular. so the prime minister's approach to this war. well, definitely there are mixed uh, reactions about the same whole issue of dealing with the war by the drive. and it still is right between us and the all is a, you know, between left and right. the people on the right one say that the whole is actually doing the right thing by state, you know, to the americans, even if they are israel, number one, the l. why? because it's really a security concerns. israel is only of the, the is because i need to be the only ones who called the shots here. i'm not even there. number one, although i would say that course, there should be a consideration of the, the advice from the, the us about the corporation and rough. i'm also about the aid it getting in. and also today lease from the friends and security can be that the was the presence in is telling just more information about this disagreement between is rather the binding of administration was specifically, you know, send the all government and t