Athletes take to the waves. It is one year late and has been beset by problems, but the olympics are finally formally starting in toyko. The Opening Ceremony injapan s National Stadium will be three and a half hours long but has been described as sombre reflecting the mood of a nation which is having to host the biggest Sporting Event in the world during a pandemic. Our Sports Correspondent Natalie pirks is inside the Olympic Stadium. We canjoin we can join her there. Talk us throu~h we can join her there. Talk us through whats we can join her there. Talk us through whats happened we can join her there. Talk us through whats happened so l we can join her there. Talk us i through whats happened so far. We can join her there. Talk us through whats happened so far. He joined me at the moment during the parade of nations. Apologies for the fact i am quite dark but we are not allowed by the authorities to turn any lights on. Parade of nations is when all the athletes from all the countries
after another wave of russian attacks, nato s secretary general, says support for ukraine, is long term. a6,000 migrants tried to reach the uk across the english channel last year. a new record and a 60% rise. and a 100 year old war hero who s now a reading teacher is the oldest person to get an award in the uk s new year s day honours. hello and welcome to bbc news. luiz inacio lula da silva, has been sworn in as brazil s new president, twenty years after he first became the country s leader. almost five years ago he was sent to jail for corruption, on charges which have since been annulled. s at his inauguration in the capital, brasilia, he told supporters that he d rebuild brazil from what he called the terrible ruins he had inherited from his predecessor, jair bolsonaro. 0ur south america correspondent, katy watson reports. a return to powerfor the man barack 0bama once called the most popular politician in the world. security was tight amid threats of violence by supp
. mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty and levin. i want to talk about casualties. do you think 100,000 civilian deaths in one year is significant? oh, it is massive. you consider it we lost about 59000 men and women in the vietnam war, when you consider we lost over 50000 in the korean war, that is a lot of people those were combatants not civilians, not citizens. so let me ask you a question. when a president of the united states keeps a border open intentionally, the southern border and upwards of 100,000 young americans age 18 45 die every single year the border is open from fentanyl, almost a 100,000 civilian american civilian civilian casualties what kind of president is that? is that amanda gives a dan about human life is that a man who is compassionate about the american people? is that the manual is to protect the american people. he silent he didn t talk about it is funky keeps testifying the border is secure we need comprehensive immigration
. mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty and levin. i want to talk about casualties. do you think 100,000 civilian deaths in one year is significant? oh, it is massive. you consider it we lost about 59000 men and women in the vietnam war, when you consider we lost over 50000 in the korean war, that is a lot of people those were combatants not civilians, not citizens. so let me ask you a question. when a president of the united states keeps a border open intentionally, the southern border and upwards of 100,000 young americans age 18 45 die every single year the border is open from fentanyl, almost a 100,000 civilian american civilian civilian casualties what kind of president is that? is that amanda gives a dan about human life is that a man who is compassionate about the american people? is that the manual is to protect the american people. he silent he didn t talk about it is funky keeps testifying the border is secure we need comprehensive immigration
. mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty and levin. i want to talk about casualties. do you think 100,000 civilian deaths in one year is significant? oh, it is massive. you consider it we lost about 59000 men and women in the vietnam war, when you consider we lost over 50000 in the korean war, that is a lot of people those were combatants not civilians, not citizens. so let me ask you a question. when a president of the united states keeps a border open intentionally, the southern border and upwards of 100,000 young americans age 18 45 die every single year the border is open from fentanyl, almost a 100,000 civilian american civilian civilian casualties what kind of president is that? is that amanda gives a dan about human life is that a man who is compassionate about the american people? is that the manual is to protect the american people. he silent he didn t talk about it is funky keeps testifying the border is secure we need comprehensive immigration