mark hello, the director of the orphanage found a photo of christina, i already sent it to you. yes i hope you find her. let's. ah, zhorik zhorik, and somewhere tanya i don’t know how you are an where are all the girls in general? what happened? where are you, where? tanya left? where? i mean, how did she leave? where she went, i don't know. most likely the bus station. i myself often ran away, there i need a ticket for cheap documents. now you're in charge. let's introduce you to the belarusians, who deliberately exchanged the city for the village. and when it all started, remember, well, 10 years ago i dreamed of five hectares, we were told either 31 or nothing. and now it's 61 dictate. they will tell about life in the belarusian outback with fear, which was not there when i left minsk. we just have a greenhouse that works both in winter and summer, in order for people to have good work in winter and summer, we need to attract leading people to us, and to master a new occupation that is unusual for a garage, and we must remove the old irrigation system in order to help in the

i am shannon bream hav ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark levin, welcome to this special edition of "lifeberty and levin," i make it a priority to bring you different perspectives from unique and indel-j intelligent guests. most importantly, how it affects you. some of our guests are fantastic authors, some have written substantive and en ligenlightening books. we begin with america's most successful governor, ron desantis of florida. before he announced his candidacy for president, governor desantis wrote a book. the courage to be free. how he believes his state is a model for the rest of the country. go. >> courage to be free, florida blueprint, let me ask you. i don't always ask everyone. this is a fantastic book. it is easy to read, it walks through your life. things that you learned that you done know before, why did you write. >> over the last few years, florida has represented freedom in the united states. we have seen that with the number of people unprecedented number of people that have picked up their lives from a lot of failing states, governed by leftist politics, they have c

mark, hello, well, here by the way, by the way money.n succeeds before he buys out the africans and ousts ukraine ? let's say the west is out of the african market, or that's all. talks for the benefit of the poor for the benefit of the poor africans. that's right, oh, they asked for some kind of debt there for 25 billion, but i i think that's not all, that's not all. you know relationships that are built only on money and you buy loyalty only with money. they don't cost anything. it seems so to me. and that's why , by and large, it won't be possible to do it, but it will have temporary success because, well judge the survival for yourself, beautify, it would seem to say that you called him a traitor, whatever you want, but you will meet in st. petersburg wearing jeans, eh, bald patches with the presidents of the central african republic, well , it’s strange. not unverifiable relations yes, but the fact is that it is applied, all that can be said , it is offered in a jump-start mode . that's how it is, it means pritrians. простовины на с

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mark: hello i am mark even this is "life liberty and levin". want to thank you for being here i know you have other things you can do on a sunday night. this is time well spent and i agree you will agree when i'm completed. christopher wray gave testimony last week for five hours in in five hours we learned nothing from the man he plays rope a dope, he obstructs and is intellectually dishonest if not worse. i don't care that chris christie vouches for him that shows chris christie has his own issues and should not be president of the united states. fbi is out of control. it's been out of control and it was out of control before christopher wray it is out of control now. i have just written this book the democrat party hates america. it is 400 pages long, it's over 100,000 words long and it could've been twice as long. it's an entire chapter on liberty on the constitution and the first amendment. very important are first amendment is under attack by this diminished ration by the democrat party and is under attack by the fbi under christopher wra

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mark levin starts now. hello america, mark levin. and this is life. liberty and love in. thank you for being here. i know you have other things you can be doing on a sunday night. but i think this is time. well spent. i believe you all agree with him when i'm completed. christopher wray gave testimony last week for five hours, and in five hours we learned nothing from the man he plays rope a dope, he obstructs. ah and he is intellectually dishonest, if not worse, and i don't care that chris christie vouches for him. that demonstrates that chris christie has his own issues and you ought not be president of the united states. the fbi is out of control. it's been out of control. it was out of control before chris wray and it's out of control now. i've just written this book, the democrat party hates america. it's 400 pages long. it's over 100,000 words long and it could have been twice as long and there's an entire chapter. on liberty on the constitution on the first amendment. very, very important. our first amendments under attack and it's under attack by this administrati

before that we are going to check on the sport put up at the sport centre tonight, mark edwards. hello, staring elimination in the face. that's after they lost to nigeria — a team ranked 30 places below them. however, it was australia who took the lead through former west ham midfielder emily van egmond with a smart finish. but nigeria fought back — scoring three goals of their own. asisat oshoala with what proved to be the winner in a 3—2 victory. australia face the olympic champions canada in theirfinal match — knowing they'll need to avoid defeat to stand a chance of

hello, i'm mark lobel. welcome to the programme. we start this hour with some breaking news.a blast during a rally organised by an islamist party in north—west pakistan. dozens of people have been injured in the explosion in bajaur district. pictures show ambulances ferrying injured people to hospitals. it's not immediately clear what caused the explosion. security forces have cordoned off the area. with more on this let's cross to the newsroom and our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan. the details have just emerged. the details havejust emerged. do you know any more?

before that we are going to check on the sport put up at the sport centre tonight, mark edwards. hello, christian. we've had ourfirst major shock at the women's world cup — and it leaves the co—hosts — and one of the pre—tournament dark horses — australia, staring elimination in the face. that's after they lost to nigeria — a team ranked 30 places below them. however, it was australia who took the lead through former west ham midfielder emily van egmond with a smart finish. but nigeria fought back — scoring three goals of their own. asisat oshoala with what proved to be the winner in a 3—2 victory. australia face the olympic champions canada in theirfinal match — knowing they'll need to avoid defeat to stand a chance of reaching the last 16. but what a day for nigerian football. i'm good to give kudos to my team—mates for the they play their heart out. no one knows what this team is made. we only have to come to the field and show ourselves like i said earlier, this team has a lot to offer. everyone in the world has seen that today. everyone in the world has seen that today. a surprise

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm mark edwards, coming to you from the bbc sport centre, here is what we have got coming up in our show. defending champion elena rybakina survives a scare at the start of her wimbledon campaign with a win. world number one carlos alcaraz is up and running, and there is carnage on the track at the tour de france butjasper philipsen wins stage four in chaotic circumstances. hello and thanks forjoining us. there is only one place to start and that is at wimbledon where rain for the day nevertheless saw plenty of action on centre court and court one. the defending women's singles champion elena rybakina has begun the defence of her title, the kazakh has booked her place in round 2 at the expense of american shelby rogers but had to do it the hard way after dropping the first set as she did regroup to come through in three. just the atmosphere and the attention to be on the centre court is different than the last year because last year i started on the smaller court and with every match i was playing better and better, feeling better, but here it is differe

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mark, good morning. >> hello, good morning, thank you for taking my call. since we are talking about culture wars and the role of state legislatures, what does your guest know about the culture warrior, texas state representative ryan slaton's a little upset there? >> not very much, is the honest answer of that. i don't know if you want to enlighten the or otherwise. but i'm not very aware of mr. slaton's activities that you are alluding to. alluding to. >> i think -- may have dropped off. right? okay. i actually don't know what he is referring to as well. >> -- >> we will look at it and see if we can find -- let's go to gary, who is calling from livingston, texas on the republican line. gary, good morning. >> hey, good morning. i just wanted to correct what you said a while ago. the shooting that happened yesterday was in allen, texas, and not austin. thank you. >> did they -- >> i didn't think so -- >> it was in allen, texas. let's go to luis, who is calling from kansas city, missouri, on the independent line. luis, good morning. >> good morning. thank yo

hello, i'm mark lobel.reek island of rhodes, where wildfires are still out of control. fires are also burning on the islands of corfu and evia as well as rhodes. nearly 2,500 people have now been evacuated from corfu as fires burn there. greece has been sweltering under a lengthy spell of extreme heat with daily temperatures well above a0 degrees.

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now drones lighting up the sky in the east bay to mark this independence day. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. the goal. no risk of wildfires sparking or explosions causing any injuries, unlike illegal fireworks and here again is a live look out toward east oakland where the explosions have been going off since sunset and will most likely keep rolling here for a couple more hours. if not longer. meantime amber lee was in brentwood tonight where 15,000 people showed up to watch a 4th of july drone show. the city of brentwood celebrates the 4th of july with its first ever drone show. organizers say the images can be seen about three miles away, 150 drones dazzle in the display of lights, creating animations that express patriotism and local pride. i think it's amazing, especially because of the environment like technology, almost like in the sky and you're watching it like that. and it's planned. i think i think it's going to be a little bit better than a fireworks show. no loud explosions, just music. i like it because the kids aren't

hello, i'm mark lobel. let's start with a story that's been breaking in the past hour or $0.ing she was the source of an inaccurate bbc story about a high—profile banking client. dame alison rose had passed on information about the private dealings of the right—wing former leader of the brexit party, nigel farage. simonjones reports. she had apologised within the early hours of this morning, dame alison rosenquist.

hello, i'm mark lobel.least 35 people are reported to have been killed in an explosion at a political rally in north—west pakistan. dozens more were injured in the explosion in baujur district, where the leader of an islamist party was due to address the gathering. local clinics and hospitals have been overwhelmed by casualties, and the authorities have declared a health emergency. the tribal area of bujaur is near pakistan's border with afghanistan. it's not immediately clear what caused the explosion, though police suspect it was a suicide bomber. no organisation has admitted carrying out the attack. with more on this let's cross to the newsroom and our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan. hundreds of people had gathered for a gathering of a hardline islamist political party in pakistan which is part of the governing coalition. there was suddenly an explosion. some people have been killed, and more than 200 injured. a local hospital was struggling to cope with the incoming casualties. many people are b

hello, i'm mark lobel. welcome to the programme. we start this hour with some breaking news. at least 20 people are reported to have been killed in a blast during a rally organised by an islamist party in north—west pakistan. dozens of people have been injured in the explosion in bajaur district. pictures show ambulances ferrying injured people to hospitals. it's not immediately clear what caused the explosion. security forces have cordoned off the area. with more on this let's cross to the newsroom and our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan. the details have just emerged. the details havejust emerged. do you know any more? yes the details have just emerged. do you know any more?— the details have just emerged. do you know any more? yes this is an islamist party _ you know any more? yes this is an islamist party for— you know any more? yes this is an islamist party for workers - islamist party for workers convention in the tribal district of bijou were in north—west pakistan when this incident happened. according to the local authorities, there was a huge explosion, even

year milestone — the k—pop super—group bts have released a memoir in south korea to mark their tenth anniversary. hellobundock. a warm welcome to the programme. us presidentjoe biden is in london for a brief uk visit, on his way to a major nato summit in lithuania. the president touched down at stanstead airport on sunday evening and is scheduled to meet with prime minister rishi sunak in a few hours time. with differences broken out in public over arming ukraine with cluster munitions, and other matters, the two leaders will have plenty to discuss, as our security correspondent frank gardner sets out, in this report. backin back in britain for his first visit as president, for what is being called a ministate is at. president biden will be seeing king charles at windsor castle they share similar views on climate change and the environment. us president declined to attend his coronation this year. sending the first lady instead, seen by some as a snub. then a meeting with rishi sunak before going to the nato summit in vilnius. all eyes will be on him in the lithuanian capital as nato decides whether to

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hello, i'm mark lobel. good morning to viewers in the uk.arm greetings if you're watching around the world. the french president is to meet mayors later today from cities and towns affected by six nights of unrest. tens of thousands of officers were deployed again yesterday evening with another 80 people arrested. it follows calls for the violence to end from the grandmother of nahel m, the teenager shot dead by french police in a traffic stop last tuesday. translation: | tell them to stop it. - it's mothers who take buses, it's mothers who walk outside. we should calm things. we don't want them to break things. these people should calm down. nahel is dead — that's all that is, and i've lost my daughter. without her child, i've lost her. it's over. my daughter no longer has a life, it's over, and i understand her. and so, as a grandmother, they took away my daughter and my grandson, both of them — that's it. i'm tired. i can't bear this any longer. otherfamily members and friends of nahel m have also appealed for calm. they've been speaking

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mark, good morning. caller: hello, good morning and thank you for taking my call. since we are talking about culture wars and the role of state legislatures, what does your guest know about the culture war your texas state representative's little upset there? guest: not very much is the honest answer to that. i do not know if you want to enlighten me or otherwise, but i am not aware of mr. slayton's activities you are alluding to. host: i think he may have dropped off. all right. let's go to -- i actually do not know what he is referring to, as well. we will look and see what we can find. let's go to gary, calling from livingston, texas on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to correct what you said a while ago. the shooting that happened yesterday was in allen, texas. and not austin. thank you. host: i do not think so. anyway, it was in allen, texas. let's go to lewis, calling from kansas city, missouri on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. could you discuss the difference betw

mark willard. good morning, hello. >> good morning gianna. how are you? >> i am good. , there are other things happening in santa clara like the niners. >> yeah. 49ers are the second pickest show at levi's stadium apparently. i went down there a couple of days ago to see them. i might have been the only one. >> probably in the minority for sure. but it's going to be a lot of fun and anyway i'm excited about this season. ninershead coach shanahan sticking with purdy in training camp and what happens with trey lance and sam darnold? >> i mean, that's in drama that everyone is talking about right? the biggest most important battle for quarterbacks two in the history of the nfl. but that's really what's going on. and there's a lot of different ways that this could play out. sam darnold kyle shanahan has gone out of the way to talk about how much he's liked him and always wanted him. brock purdy making the first appearance back at practice yesterday. all signs were good. little rusty but the speed was there. that's what everyone was looking for and so now we have the battle

hello, i'm mark lobel. let's start with a story that's been breaking in the past hour or $0. the chief executive of the british bank natwest has resigned after admitting she was the source of an inaccurate bbc story about a high—profile banking client. dame alison rose had passed on information about the private dealings of the right—wing former leader of the brexit party, nigel farage. simonjones reports. she had apologised within the early hours of this morning, dame alison rosenquist. a serious —— dame alison rose quit. in a statement the group chairman of natwest said... last died on his show on gigabits news nigel farage said her position had become untenable.— her position had become untenable. . , . ., ., untenable. perfectly clear to me that dame _ untenable. perfectly clear to me that dame alison - untenable. perfectly clear to me that dame alison rose l untenable. perfectly clear to | me that dame alison rose is unfit to be the ceo of a big group, and, that howard davies who was supposed to be in charge of governance, has failed as well. given that we have a 39% sta

hello, i'm mark lobel. good morning to viewers in the uk.ns of thousands of officers were deployed again yesterday evening with another 80 people arrested. it follows calls for the violence to end from the grandmother of nahel m, the teenager shot dead by french police in a traffic

as it marks 75th anniversary, the the hello, we've got fine weather across southern positive here. that's the good news. some weather to up towards the northwest in the coming days. but at the moment we have got this area of light pressure still spinning away. totally right now to the north of jeremy, pulling away from the low country grassy. just nothing is way over towards denmark, adding to scandinavia as we go through the coming days, quieting down behind the most of the ridge of high pressure and waves will start to come in from a simply direction so it will warm up. it'll be basic conditions, but when would have prop attendance, whether by the way, kind of promise you where we'd be, whether though we'll continue to run towards the island stools? no, not it may be western scoffing showers. they're having to scan to maybe a, the show us the echo system positive here will be likely at times with some thunder . you can see how they just call the white background across the outs. tools appear in these. see like what's where the pushing for the race as we go through friday. 27 in l

hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mark edwards. here's what's coming up on our show. stunning style, sailing into the last 16 at the women's world cup and japanjoined them after beating costa rica 2—0. england unchanged for the final ashes test, which means a0 year old bowlerjimmy anderson keeps his place. and a year and counting until the paris olympics begin as they prepare to put on the most sustainable games of all time. hello and thanks forjoining us. we begin at the women's world cup, where japan and spain have become the first teams through to the knockout stages of the tournament. both teams looking in impressive form. spain easing past zambia and japan, seeing off costa rica to maintain their perfect start.

hello and welcome to sportsday — i meant mark edwards from the bbc sport centre.nstopable alcaraz. . .. who sees off holge rune for a place in the ons jabeur avenges her defeat in last years final as shes sess off rybakina for a place in the last four the ashes are alive its all square in the series..... hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. only one place to start and that's at wimbledon where that mouthwatering potential final between novak djokovic and carlos alcaraz is one step closer. the wimbledon semi—finals for the first time beating danish sixth seed holger rune. year's final after seeing off defending champion elena rybakina in the last eight. chetan pathak rounds up the day's action the talk before these championships was of a carlos alcaraz, novak djokovic final. we are now a step closer towards that happening after the world, number one and top seed beat holger rune in straight sets. this was the first quarterfinal between two players under the age of 21, in the open era at wimbledon. rune�*s long matches at these championships, though, ultima

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hello, i'm mark lobel.round 20,000 people have fled their homes on the greek island of rhodes, where wildfires are still out of control. fires are also burning on the islands of corfu and evia as well as rhodes. nearly 2,500 people have now been evacuated from corfu as fires burn there. greece has been sweltering under a lengthy spell of extreme heat with daily temperatures well above a0 degrees. louisa pilbeam reports. with the tourists gone, this is all that's left on some beaches in rhodes. fora all that's left on some beaches in rhodes. for a holiday island, it is greek livelihoods that have gone up in flames. in the restaurants and bars that remain, greeks are left to pick up remain, greeks are left to pick up the pieces. remain, greeks are left to pick up the pieces-_ remain, greeks are left to pick up the pieces. our houses may be not be _ up the pieces. our houses may be not be there _ up the pieces. our houses may be not be there tomorrow. - up the pieces. our houses may i be not be there tomorrow.

hello and welcome to sportsday. i am mark edwards first appears what's coming up on our programme.p with the co—hosts facing early elimination. better news on the cricket, though. ashes advantage for australia, who edge the first day of the final test. a new runner in the race to sign rasmus. paris st germain looking for hoyland, the atalanta star striker. hello and thanks forjoining us on our show. we begin at the women's world cup where the first major shock of the tournament has occurred. co—hosts australia, ranked 10th in the world, where considered competition dark horses, but now might not even get out of the group. that is after they were beaten by nigeria, a team ranked 30 places below them. adam can't yet ranks up the

hello. i am mark levin. this is life, liberty & levin. this is a very serious program tonight. department of justice has become the rogue operation of the federal government under joe biden and his attorney general garland. controlled by the democratic party in a radical left. as somebody who served there for many years, first it is associate deputy attorney general and then it is special assistant to the attorney general and then finally chief of staff to the attorney general and in my view the greatest attorney general ever. this department, this department is destroying america. it is destroying the 2024 election. it is violating every norm, every tradition, everything it inherited to ensure that that department would be trustworthy and could be reliable. it has criminalized politics and i want to say this, if we do not break the back of the department of justice, and i will explain what i mean in a moment, it will destroy this country and we will not be able to claw our way back. this is not hyperbole. i don't need to be. let's start. cnn. exclusive special counsel prosecut

hello. i am mark levin. this is life, liberty & levin. this is a very serious program tonight.rogue operation of the federal government under joe biden and his attorney general

now drones lighting up the sky in the east bay to mark this independence day. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. the goal. no risk of wildfires sparking or explosions causing any injuries, unlike illegal fireworks and here again is a live look out toward east oakland where the explosions have been going off since sunset and will most likely keep rolling here for a couple more hours. if not longer. meantime amber lee was in brentwood tonight where 15,000 people showed up to watch a 4th of july drone show. the city of brentwood celebrates the 4th of july with its first ever drone show. organizers say the images can be seen about three miles away, 150 drones dazzle in