he needs to have lunch. >> reporter: 101-year-old jake larson of martinez is sharing his memories of the war with a whole new generation. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: children and adults lining up to shake papa jake's hand and share a hug with an american hero. >> they treat me like a celebrity and i'm just a farm boy from hope, minnesota. it's crazy. >> reporter: larson has certainly had the rock star treatment with the number of veterans alive to tell the world what happened on d-day dwindling each year. >> it's been wonderful. i met two presidents, one from france and one from the united states. they both shook my hand and talked to me. >> reporter: larson vividly remembers the invasion of normandy, a turning point in the war. >> omaha beach is where i landed on d-day. the hundreds of thousands of people that landed there with me, i am the only one left alive. >> reporter: he started his military career at age 15 after lying about his age to enlist. larson took a typing class and served as a clerk for the officers planning the army's invasion into france. this is larson's

team descended on marty larson as he walked out of his apartment on his way to work.ect finally relaxed. >> when you know he was under arrest, how did it change your life? >> it took a lot of stress off me ears >> mr. larson, i am assistant chief aldrich with the glendive police department, how are you? >> and the man who took susie's original missing persons report sat down to interview marty. >> you can say, you're crazy, i don't want to talk to you at all. i find a guy sitting with his legs crossed, and arms crossed to the side ears >> the only thing i have to say is, i have no idea what happened to her. i don't know how she passed away. that's it. i pretty much knew when i was targeted years ago that something like this could happen at any time. i knew this date could come. >> what did that say to you? >> that said to me that he'd always be thinking in the back of his head that he would be arrested for this crime. >> they took marty back to montana, stuck him in the county jail to await his murder trial. and as the spring of 2012 arrived, it seemed that things wer

. ♪ >> in the first week of publication of eric larson's latest book "the demons of unrest," sales putf the bestsellers list. it is about the start of the civil war with a focus on the five mons between abraham lincoln's election and the day of the first shot fired on fort sumter, which is off the coast of charleston, south carolina. 1861. in his introduction eric larson writes, "i invite you now to step into the past, to a ti asc- dissension. i suspect your■6sqwense of dread will be all the more pronounced in light of today's political discord." >> author eric larson on book notes plus. book notes plus is available on their free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of tand we ar. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure it most. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service, alo with ese other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. democrats on the house oversight and acco

mister jake larson. we've known him for years.attend d-day ceremonies to hear president joe biden speak and visit other landmarks. so mister larson, who now lives in martinez, was in normandy with a group of more than 40 us veterans who traveled with the best defense foundation during the war. mr. larson told us he was responsible for organizing soldiers on omaha beach. his family and friends plan to greet him as he arrives at oakland airport later tonight. what a journey we love, mister larson, is that okay to say we do? yeah we do. sfo got a makeover and today we're getting a sneak peek of the upgrades for alaska airlines. it will now be located in harvey milk terminal one. that's where the remodel is happening. the airline now has a new lobby, self-service kiosk with an automated backdrop. the project is eight years in the making, and it's reached the final phase of construction. our intention is that we get get guests through the lobby in five minutes or less using this technology. we, as i say, for guests that need that extra

step into the martinez home of jake larson and it's clear even he is amazed by his own good fortune.'m 101, going on 102. hell, i'm the luckiest man in the world and i don't have an ache or a pain in my body. >> reporter: his unlikely story began in 1938 when he lied his way into the minnesota national guard at the age of 15. by the time pearl harbor happened, jake had been in the infantry more than three years, but that typing class he took in high school changed everything. >> they transferred me into fifth corps. i didn't even know what a corps was and into g3. that's g3 is plans and training. >> reporter: as the u.s. geared up for war in europe, jake served as a clerk for the officers planning the army's move into france. >> i got in on the planning of the invasion. every person that landed on omaha beach on d-day came through these fingers, these fingers i'm showing you right now. they typed their name. >> reporter: when d-day arrived, jake was on the command staff ship and had to hit the beach with everyone else. he said his greatest fear was the million landmines he knew the g

. >> with sacramento native kyle larson right on his heels or larson gets the angles.ner than he would never give up the lead. after that. it was just an amazing final few laps larson's secure the victory. 26 career win for some wine. >> in the big cup there and after the race kron, 4 sports reporter aaron wilson caught up with the elk grove native. >> kyle larson, how you feel and after i feel good. i feel great. it's always good to win, especially if you're home track. yeah, that was fun. it was it was challenging trying work our way for their and had a great car. get a couple in there. they're really hard to come by, especially on road courses. you're near home, obviously in northern california, which is pretty much track for you with your family year is exciting time. the last time you did this year in 2021. you want a championship. this is a good omen. i hope so. i hope so. you had >> maybe, you know, find out, i guess, november. it's just i just love come out. i think all the drivers do you know this, this area's beautiful just had a great time. good to kind of.

obviously, kyle larson how you feel and after i feel good. i feel great.ly if you're home track. yeah, that was fun. it was it was challenging trying work our way for their and had a great car. get a couple in there. they're really hard to come by, especially on road courses. you're near home, obviously in northern california, which is pretty much track for you with your family. here is exciting time. the last time you did this year in 2021. you won the championship a good omen. i hope so. i hope so. yeah, >> maybe, you know, find out, i guess, november. it's just i just love come out. i think all the drivers do you know this, this area's beautiful just had a great time. good to kind of. >> refreshed the mind this week get some relaxation no help to help me get i think for today. >> alright, huge. congrats. now to the west. more in little league. double a champions. the pirates, the team beat their rivals. the angels on saturday tend to zip to take home the title the pirates dominated their level all season. they played with heart focus hustle. it was amaz

this is larson's second career victory at the sonoma raceway. i just major to avoid it. yes, hes that the traffic. so that was. fun for everybody is 6.52. right now and juneteenth celebrations happened all around the bay over the weekend on saturday floats bands dozens of organizations went through san francisco. here's a look at the second annual juneteenth parade and festival. san francisco firefighters joining in with the fun there. they posted on social media the community and it looks like everybody had a terrific time and celebrations continued after the parade to where hundreds gathered. listen to music and celebrated black culture, local singers, rappers, >> and everybody just enjoying being in love with each other and the bay you >> and we have a list of the juneteenth celebrations on our website. just scan this qr code will take you directly that spot on kron 4 dot com. >> well, coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. what lipstick and the economy have in common explained why the 2 go hand in hand. we'll be right back. >> and we're back time now

larson had the fresher tires. he cruises to the checkered flag.'s his third win of the season and his second career victory at his nascar home track. i didn't know what we were like doing as far as strategy, you know, i was just out there banging laps away and i don't know, i mean, we study all the strategy, but it's like doing homework. i don't really know what i'm looking at, but thankful that we had enough grip, thankful to that. those guys got racing and didn't. you know, martin never got clear really to where, you know, i would get stuck in third and just cool to win at home. drink some wine here in a little bit and go celebrate. that is exactly what my eight year old says about his homework. every time i ask him if he's done it. all right, baseball news giant. out thoseoth lose. we'll check acre of fire burning over there, crews battling the flames on the ground by air. this is, on the stoneman trailhead on the john henry johnson parkway, getting closer to homes, but also fire crews making some progress. it is now at last report, 40% contain

publication of eric larson's latest book, the demon of unrest, sales put it at the top of the bestseller list. it start of the civil war with a focus on five months between abraham lincoln's election and the day of the first shot fired on fort sumter, which is off coast of charleston, south carolina, april 12, 1861. in his introduction he writes quote i invite you now to step into the past,■m to me of fear and dissension. i suspect your sense of dread will be all the more pronounced in light of today's political discord. >>uthor eric larson on book notes plus, available on the c-span now re-mobile app or wherever you get your podcast. >> canyon president was in the u.s. to talk about u.s. kenya business forum. vice president harris sat down with him afterwards to discuss u.s.-kenya relations. ♪ >> [speaking foreign language] so what a wonderful morning this is been of a fantastic visit, these findings are just the next step in an important journey together between the united states and kenya, and to the leadership of the chamber, suzanne clark and the leader of the chamber to our incredi

martin truex junior leading sacramento native kyle larson right larson.nior and just look back. larson securing. >> the victory and his 26th career win a little celebration without wine out of that. >> cho faith, that's kind of funny kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson caught up with the elk grove native at the victory party. >> kyle larson, how you feel. and after i feel good. i feel great. it's always good to win, especially if you're home track. yeah, that was fun. it was it was challenging trying work our way for their and had a great car. get a couple in there. they're really hard to come by, especially on road courses. you're near home, obviously in northern california, which is pretty much track for you with your family year is exciting time. the last time you did this year in 2021. you want a championship a good omen. i hope so. i hope so. yeah, >> maybe, you know, find out, i guess, november. it's just i just love come out. i think all the drivers do you know this, this area's beautiful just had a great time. good to kind of. >> refreshed the mi

company fire this morning when they learned of larson's death.e department chief damon covington says the department will have peer support available to help coworkers navigate life and death. >> we really are going to reach out and support our membership, but we're really going to reach out and support the laughing family. they've they've suffered such great loss. you know, it's almost incomprehensible how much loss you can really suffer and still remain standing. so we're going to support them in every way we can. >> tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up at 11, a carjacking incident spanning three cities. now the help of multiple agencies made for a quick arrest. >> well, coming up on the weekend, it's going to warm up around here. we'll have those details coming up. >> but first time magazine teaming up with open eye, wh each company stand to san francisco's been through tough times. london breed led us through the pandemic, declaring an emergency before anyone else, saving thousands of lives. from growing up in the western addition ho

that's nice in style, mister larson. all right, taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. and, cynthia, we are so happy to see that there's a little breeze out there, a little breeze and just the perfect welcome to mister larson and everybody else. thank you for your service. we are off to a clear start. through the city. we can see the skyline salesforce out there and it's going to be a slightly cooler day. much more relief than what we were dealing with yesterday. even through san francisco. we got into the 70s. today we're starting off in the 50s, gradually climbing up and the 60s this afternoon under lots of sunshine throughout the rest of the bay area. you're going to feel that cool down as we go from 60s coast to 80s inland. we're going to drop and ditch those triple digit temperatures for today, but still want you to be vigilant of any potential fire danger out there through our hills and our valleys. with further cooling ahead for the weekend, i'll walk you through the full microclimate forecast

in his introduction, eric larson writes, quote, "i invite you now to step into the past. to a time of fear and dissension. i suspect you are sense of dread will beall the more pronounced in light of today's political discord." >> author eric larson on this episode of book notes plus. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these television companies and more including spark light. >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at spark light it is our home too. right now we are all facing our greatest challenge, that is why ark light is working around the clock to keep you connected. we are doing our part so it is a little easier to do yours. >> sparkly supports c-span, as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >>> up next, acting leaguer secretary, julie su, the proposal totals $13.9 billion and focuses on creating pathways to good jobs and protecting workers.

veterans, including 101-year-old jake larson. you see him there in that picture? maybe you saw larson on our d-day special on sunday maybe, you know, him from tiktok, just follow at story time with papa jake larson stormed the beaches on d-day and he returned today. two honor the friends he lost i don't think, i was a hero i was just like anybody else. we were all in this together every one of us from worst prepared to give our life to kick laughs lotto europe. >> when you come back again, oh god, yeah. >> so i'd come back again just jong are all laws against her life. so that i could be here cnn's kayla tausche starts off, are covered from normandy, france with more on president biden's message to the world and is challenge to younger generations on this historic day back at the battlefront where they braved at all a hero's welcome for the americans who lived through the battle of normal memory of those who fought here died here literally save the world here, president biden, honoring the service and the sacrifice of the last living d-day veterans the hundreds of

larson is the eighth driver to have multiple wins in sonoma and i caught up with him right after theace. >> reporter: as a northern california guy, it's got to mean a little bit more to do it here. >> yeah, definitely. always when you can win at your home track, it means something. the guy i looked up to a lot, jeff gordon, another local northern californian, he's won five times here. i would love to get to match him someday or surpass him potentially. >> now a nascar race is always a big event and the stars were out in sonoma. here's a little taste starting with the grand marshal, impractical jokers comedian james murray. >> i tried lots of different variations of it in the past three days. i think the one i settled on it hey, you know, everybody go ahead and start those engines, something like that. >> but the impractical joker star stuck to the script when it was time to deliver the most famous four words in racing. >> drivers, start your engines! >> three time world series champion sergio romo behind the wheel of the pace car. >> here on the track walking in, sonoma raceway, we w

. >> estoy reviviendo ese dia, asegura el sargento jake larson, que entro por la playa de omaha con lae s soldados aliados y logro sobrevivir. >> ¿como explicas algo algo asi? >> que mis amigos esten aqui enterrados. >> yo tengo 101 anos, asi que no pasara mucho tiempo hasta que me una a ellos, indico larsen. >> para muchos de estos veteranos de guerra, es la ultima oportunidad que tendran para honrar a sus companeros caidos y compartir sus perdimoss h historias. >> perdimos a tantos hombres, es increible y los jovenes deben saber lo que paso aqui asegura el veterano bill toombs ante los ojos del pais son heroes, recordados por su valentia y servicio, aunque ellos mismos no lo crean. >> jake larson dice que no es un heroe, que los chicos que sacrificaron sus vidas si lo son claro que heroes. >> el complejo operativo involucro unas 156 mil tropas aliadas aunque no se conoce el numero exacto de fallecidos, se estima que fueron 10 mil 500 entre quienes fallecieron, resultaron lesionados o casi 7 barcos y lanchas de desembarco formaron parte del asalto conocido como el operativo anfibio ma

tv presenter, mother of many children, tuta larson.elopment institute for bringing the internet to russia is really developing by leaps and bounds, i am very grateful that i was invited to present an award in this particular category, because today we are all talking about family, but few people talk about family traumas, i was traumatized in the family, i was considered a smart girl, ugly . i’m smart, my mother told me, it’s good that at least you’re smart, then i came here and larson, when i was covered in piercings, tattoos, entered some decent society, well, they looked at me, somehow , it would be better not to look, and then when i i started to communicate, they told me, lord, but you turn out to be smart, in general, this climate has been haunting me all my life, then podcasts appeared, i started listening to them , i realized that i’m not smart, that they are much smarter and i can feel a little beautiful. thank you very much to everyone who makes these amazing, amazing podcasts, and which i really listen to, well, these nomine

french leaders and schoolchildren welcomed the veterans, among them bay area vet jake larson. you might know him as papa jake on tiktok. the martinez man shared stories from the war and one of his closest calls was actually away from the battlefield. >> my buddy, madison rich, put his m1 rifle on my litter in the morning when he got up. he picked up his rifle from my litter where i was going to sleep. a piece of shrapnel came down and hit the rifle and broke it in two. i am the luckiest man in the world. >> unbelievable. larson says he miraculously does not have an ache or pain in his body despite his age. >>> coming up at 6:00, ryan brings us a closer look at papa jake's story from soldier to 100-year-old social media celebrity. >>> call it a rebirth. call it a revival. these are the ballers, a new pro baseball team built by oakland, built for oakland. >> a live look at raimondi park tonight, a packed house is expected for the ballers first home game. last night it was tied after nine innings, but instead of extra innings the game was decided by a home run derby. take a look

staff sergeant jake larson is lovingly known as papa jake. he lives in oakland, and his grandchildren help him share his memories of the war on social media. larson enlisted in the u.s. army in 1938, when he was just 15 years old. he actually got in by lying about his age. he was a normandy, france on june 6th, 1944. on d-day, and now, decades later, to commemorate that historic day, papa jake will take a special flight back to france along with other world war two veterans, and he has a message to share when he gets back to normandy. all the guys. that landed there are gone. i'm back here honoring those guys that made it possible for me to get here. they gave their life. his flight leaves to france on sunday in normandy. he and 50 other veterans will be honored with parades and ceremonies. all right. the road to paris goes through the bay area. and tonight we're talking three x basketba ball, three x basketball. you know what that is? that's three on three basketball. and the youngest son of warriors legend rick berry is the star for team us

and kyle larson scores his 26th career win. >> third kyle larson took home the checkered flag. it's the second time the elk grove native has won this race. so certainly a congratulation goes to him. a wild night on the streets of san francisco and oakland, where sideshows seem to take over there were also at least four sideshows in the east bay. several involved fireworks and two cars collided during one of the streets. stunt shows. there are reports of at least one person hit by a car. the sideshows in the east bay stretched from emeryville to oakland and south to san leandro. some scene in san francisco, though a car was engulfed in flames during this sideshow on the embarcadero. this happened around 3 a.m. police say this sideshow began to break up as officers arrived. officers say a building in the area was vandalized. a second sideshow happened at valencia and cesar chavez street in san francisco's mission district. police responded, but say no arrests were made. new details about a large brawl at lake berryessa in napa county were one person was shot dead and three others

in tonight's weekend journal john lauritsen of cbs minnesota has papa jake larson's incredible story. >> i'm 101 going on 102. hell, i'm the luckiest man in the world. >> papa jake larson is always witty, wise, and to the point. >> i'm walking history. >> reporter: he's a self-described farm boy from hope township, minnesota, and he grew up during the great depression. he lied about his age so he could join the national guard at age 15. a few years later he found himself in world war ii. not only was jake sent to france, he got in on the planning of the d-day invasion. he learned to type in high school and knew as much about type writers as he did about guns. >> it raised me right up to the top. >> reporter: so when military leaders began planning for d-day it was papa jake who helped type their plan. >> every person that landed on omaha beach on d-day came through these fingers. >> reporter: that also meant typing his own name. >> it was hell. that whole beach under us had over 1 million land mines planted. >> reporter: at 101 he's outlived many of the soldiers who fought with him th

larson took the lead with just eight laps to go.second career victory at the sonoma raceway. larson is from elk grove, about an hour from the racetrack. fans certainly enjoyed the race. it featured a lot of action, including crashes. in the end, it was larson taking the checkered flag, finishing ahead by more than four seconds. well, nascar and auto racing are known for allowing fans to get real close to and meet their favorite drivers drivers. legendary champion richard petty was there signing autographs this three day event at the sonoma raceway featured a lot of activities, including fans taking selfies inside of race cars and driving simulators as many as 50,000 fans were expected for the main event, and for related events. sonoma raceway and nascar pride themselves for offering family friendly entertainment. >> the views are amazing, and second, it is fun to watch the road course you know, i think it entertains the little kid a little bit more when there are a lot more turns than just going left. >> what is the coolest part abo

larson is from elk grove.watched a race that featured lots of action and some crashes. in the end, larson took the checkered flag, finishing ahead by more than four seconds. nascar and auto racing. known for allowing fans to get up close and meet their favorite drivers, legendary champ richard petty was on hand signing autographs. the three day event at sonoma raceway featured many activities. fans took selfies inside cars. they were on, driving simulators. as many as 50,000 people were expected for the main race, and all the related events. >> the views are amazing and second, it is fun to watch the road course. you know, i think it entertains the little kid a little bit more when there are a lot more turns than just going left. >> what is the coolest part about this particular track and race? >> just the speeds and just how fast they go. >> retired san francisco giants relief pitcher. three time world series champ sergio romo was in the pace car leading the drivers at the start of the toyota save mart. >> 35

obviously, kyle larson how you feel and after i feel good. i feel great. if you're home track. yeah, that was fun. it was it was challenging trying work our way for their and had a great car. get a couple in there. they're really hard to come by, especially on road courses. and let's talk about that on a road course. you have to you're going for a record here. he was trying to you out. but you are able to take that pitted 81 and course a gym out towards the end. what was the strategy there? yeah, yeah. we ran there and then we had down 0, 8, or 10. my fresher tires and the guys once i came back out i knew as a male make up a lot of ground at first you time wise, get by some people. but i wasn't i was worried. you know, there is a lot of laps left my tires. i was worried that my tires, once they came up that and i would just be equal with them. >> but i had just enough, you know, still once i got got to those lead cars and they got racing side by side in front of me, which was a beneficial. and yeah, martin misses apex and a 4 and i had a good run. was buy

. >> stop my interview with one of the few remaining heroes, 101-year-old jake larson, who joined me here in normandy to recount his story of bravery while fighting against the nazis right here 80 years ago i don't think i was a hero i was just like anybody else. >> we are all in this gather the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> biden. >> democracy is on the ballot. your freedom is on the ballot. >> trump? there is nothing we cannot do. we will make america powerful again, the president and the former president. one stage two, very different visions for america's future the weight only cnn can bring it to you. moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th at night live on cnn and streaming none backs. >> this is a freemium hand selected bacon rappleyea mignon, that's aged for tenderness and trimmed to perfection this is a neck tie. >> what do you think dad wants for father's day visit? >> omaha steak.com slash tv to order the dads want state package today for just 99, 99. and we'll include eight ad

great moment for larson, who grew up 80 miles from the track.guess he wasn't a fan of the vintage. the streaky giants. they were denied their fourth straight win today. they've been winning a lot in a row losing marcus simeon, the texas rangers, avoiding the sweep in arlington. man on second. the former a takes keaton winn deep to left just inside the foul pole his 11th home run of the season. and it's five nothing rangers. this is the closest the giants could get mike yastrzemski if it stays fair, it's gone. and yes, it does stay fair just inside the right field. foul pole. that makes it 5 to 2. but the rangers they add a couple of more runs and they take it 7 to 2. the giants dropped to 32 and 34. they return home to host houston tomorrow. 11,000 plus including these excited fans at the coliseum today. a's hosting the blue jays oakland down a run in the seventh when abraham toro little blooper shallow center finds a hole. and that'll bring home a pair of runs. toro. he's going to take second on the throw, and the a's take the lead 3 to 2. toro

in the end, larson took the checkered flag, finishing ahead by more than four seconds.cked the stands to take in all the sights and sounds. ktvu betty yu takes us inside the excitement at sonoma raceway park. >> i strapped in and suited up for a full power pace car ride on the sonoma save mart 350 course, consisting of tight twists and turns, it's one of the only road courses in the nascar circuit. >> watch out for that wall right there. >> the pros later wowed the crowd. >> tree lined. chase up a lot of training. >> a lot of training goes into it from an endurance standpoint. we train a lot during the week, a lot of running, riding, cycling, just trying to prep for the long duration, kind of. once you get in the groove, the adrenaline starts pumping off the course. >> thousands of spectators enjoyed the fan zone, which included special photo ops, live music, food driver appearances including bubba wallace, and a chance to get autographs from racing legends like richard petty. and what's a day at the track without ax throwing? a one handed here. oh, that was that was no

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larson's sixth trip to france. for these commemorations.nd native of san mateo, tom brady, received a huge honor from his former team. >> it's my honor to introduce you to the 35th member of the new england patriots hall of fame, the great tom brady. >> what else can you say? last night, tom brady was inducted into the new england patriots hall of fame. brady had a long, legendary 20 year run with the new england patriots. he won six of his record seven super bowl championships with the patriots, and he capped off yesterday's ceremony by saying thank you to the fans. >> you humble me. you make me proud, and i am eternally grateful. well, i am tom brady and i am a patriot. >> and that is, along with its patriots hall of fame status, the teams retiring tom brady's jersey number, making sure he'll be the last patriot to wear number 12. the team will also unveil a 12 foot tall statue of tom brady during the coming season. it is now just about 759. if you feel like your summer vacation just flies by, don't worry, you're not alone. researchers at

restore democracy to europe they, they were supposed to be june 5, storm came in postpone for a day jake larson is 101-years-old on de day. he was 21 from rural minnesota and an aide to a colonel who helped plan the attack i was an expert typist every person that landed on omaha beach on d-day came true these fingers i type their name one hour after midnight, about 23,000 british and american paratroopers began and dropping behind enemy lines. >> and their mission was to secure causeways and enable the amphibious invasion, secure key terrain over the next few hours before dawn, about 133,000 troops crossed the english channel their destination right into the line of fire of germany's heavily fortified so-called atlantic wall on francis normandy coast the brits led the attacks. it's soared in gold beaches. the canadians and brett's headed to juno beach the americans were to take utah and omaha among them, 19-year-old army corporal george states from beacon, new york three other shifts across at the same time. >> all the sudden rochelle started coming we heard this big crash. blue the second shif

. >> they, they were supposed to be june 5, storm came in postponed for a day jake larson is 101-years-old on d-day. >> he was 21 from rural minnesota and an aide to a colonel who helped plan the attack i was an expert typist every person that landed on omaha beach on d-day came true these fingers i typed her name one hour after midnight, about 23,000 british and american paratroopers began i'm dropping behind enemy lines. >> and their mission was to secure causeways and enable the amphibious invasion, secure key terrain over the next few hours before dawn, about 133,000 troops crossed the english channel their destination right into the line of fire of germany's heavily fortified, so-called atlantic wall on francis normandy coast the brits led the attacks. it's sword and gold beaches. the canadians and brett's headed to juno beach the americans were to take utah and omaha among them, 19-year-old army corporal george states from beacon, new york three other shifts across at the same time, all of a sudden, rochelle started coming we heard this big crash, got blue the second ship right out o

staff sergeant jake larson landed on the beach his unit peppered with machine gunfire as they scrambled to combat positions. larson somehow making it across the sand without taking a hit. >> how do you explain something like that? my buddies are buried here. i'm 101 years old. it won't be long and i'll be joining them. >> reporter: one of the reasons for many it's so important to be here, a chance to say one final good-bye and to honor those who never left. >> we lost so many men it's unbelievable, and your own people should know about this. and they really don't. i guess i had to say something. >> reporter: so they share their stories, take pictures, though most will tell you they don't care much for all of the attention. and even though they are, many refuse the label of hero. >> i'm not a hero at all. those guys have sacrificed their life are heroes. i'm a result of their being heroes. >> reporter: truth is they're all heroes remembered for their service, courage, and sacrifice. yeah, look, what an amazing honor and privilege it's been to spend some time with these men over the last

staff sergeant jake larson landed on omaha beach with the first wave of allied soldiers.is unit peppered with machine gun fire as they scrambled to combat positions, larson somehow making it across the sand without taking a hit. how do you explain something like that? and these my buddies are buried here. i'm 101 years old. it won't be long, and i'll be joining them. one of the reasons for many, it's so important to be here. a chance to say one final goodbye and to honor those who never left. what we lost. we lost so many men. it's unbelievable. and, that's me. the young people should know about this, and they really don't. so, i just i had to say something, so they share their stories, take pictures. though most will tell you they don't care much for all of the attention. and even though they are, many refer choose the label of hero. we got my hero at all, it's the those guys that sacrificed their life truth is, they're all will be made right here in the east bay, pitcher kelsey whitmore is expected to open for oakland ballers in ther league. the ballers playing the yolo

chris larson's charity is giving .s giving $1 million to the san francisco police community foundation. in each police station will receive $100,000. larson, the co-founder of crypto payments company ripple, says officers at each station can choose their own priorities. >> this really goes to, you know, officer celebrations, you know, community outreach, and leaves it to each precinct, ten precincts to decide what's important, you know, what's best for that precincts health, morale and recruitment. >> last year, the san francisco native donated $2 million to local neighborhood merchant groups through his nonprofit, avenue greenlight. he's also paid for city security cameras. >> two top telehealth executives have been arrested in connection with a massive $100 million adderall scam. the founder of done global was arrested yesterday in los angeles. the company's president was arrested in san rafael. they're accused of running a scheme to provide easy access to adderall over the internet, submitting false claims for reimb

larson, for five minutes. mr. larson: thank you speaker ross. i rise this morning or early afternoon to talk about the nation's number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and the number one anti-poverty program for children. and the program that provides more disability benefits to our veterans than the v.a. i'm talking about social security, mr. speaker. and this might be news to some of the viewers in our audience and at home, but congress has not acted to enhance social security in more than 53 years. richard nixon was the president of last time congress acted on this much-needed benefit. the number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and the number one anti-poverty program for children. instead what we find is our colleagues on the other side, the republican study commission, has said that what we need to do is cut social security by $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years. $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years. what they've done also is said that yes and additional what we need to do -- and initially what we n do is, well, raise the a

vern glenn spoke to larson in victory lane and caught up with a few, just a few vips before the race.> you know, i am a journalist, right? >> you are. >> reporter: a viewer said what wine did he sip? >> yes. >> reporter: it was the 2022 chalk hill pino from the sonoma coast. vips were all over the place. we will start with the grand marshal. james murray, who talked about how he would start the drivers off. >> i tried lots of variations of it in the past few days, the one i settled on is, hay y'all, just go ahead and start those engines, something like that. >> reporter: the joker star stuck to the script when it was time to deliver the famous four words. >> drivers start your engines! >> reporter: three time world series champ sergio romo was behind the wheel of the pace car. >> you are on the track walking in. >> we were pushing 90, 100, and then all of a sudden you are like, go ahead, i got to turn right now. slow down, then turn >> and of course you can not have a nascar race without the king. >> the king has arrived. >> i come along with him. [ laughter ] >> reporter: racing roya

with spartak , oh 3:2, when we played in the cup, when maksimenko made a save, and i fell there with larsons, as i did then, so the conversation must be with the player. here i think there is nothing like that here, now, as you perceive in the team, i mean in the national team, this entire period without official matches, i will even say this, here you are , igor, do you think, in such matches, what needs to be done, like often valery karpin released maybe less status players, more young ones, given that this is an unofficial match, or all the best who are currently considered in the rpl should play. georgievich, you play in the russian national team, you go out, you, here with belarusians played there on the seventh, everything is clear, we are preparing little by little, it will be clear there they are setting up in their own way, we are setting up in our own way, we want to win, it’s clear, and even the game with the serbs showed that almost the whole country is not i believed in russia, well, let’s be honest, the serbs may not have needed the game, we did, yes, we won 3:0, now we’ll see

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larson had fresher tires, so he cruises to the checkered flag.eason, and his second career victory on his home track. i didn't know what we were like doing as far as strategy, you know, i was just out there banging laps away and i don't know, i mean, we study all the strategy, but it's like doing homework. i don't really know what i'm looking at, but thankful that we had enough grip, thankful to that. those guys got racing and didn't. you know, martin never got clear really to where, you know, i would get stuck in third and just cool to win at home. drink some wine here in a little bit and go celebrate. i like the honesty. all right. keep the brooms in the closet. the giants were not able to pull off the sweep against the rangers. bottom two marcus simeon goes on a power trip. it's a two run shot. texas has a five nothing lead. now the giants show some pop of their own in the fourth. mikey shrimski jacks a solo home run that makes it a three run ball game, but that's as close as the giants would get. the rangers go on to win it 7 to 2 at the coli

sacramento native kyle larson right behind him. neck-and-neck, though. and then soon year passes and would never give up the lead. after that. and keeping it close. but winning the race and he secures the victory. >> kyle larson, how you feel. and after i feel good. i feel great. it's always good to win, especially if you're home track. yeah, that was fun. it was it was challenging trying work our way for their and had a great car. get a couple in there. they're really hard to come by, especially on road courses. you're near home, obviously in northern california, which is pretty much track for you with your family year is exciting time. the last time you did this year in 2021. you want a championship a good omen. i hope so. i hope so. yeah, >> maybe, you know, find out, i guess, november. it's just i just love come out. i think all the drivers do you know this, this area's beautiful just had a great time. good to kind of. >> refreshed the mind this week get some relaxation no help to help you get. >> an elk grove boy done good. and that's second career

>> and even fewer were able to travel back to the beaches of normandy today we heard from 100 jake larson, who lied about his age to enlist back in 1938 when he was only 15 15-years-old. this is what he shared with cnn chief international anchor chris gentlemen, four today, it's 80 years since what you will did so heroically died. >> i don't think i was a hero. >> i was just like anybody else we were all in this together i'm, never i'm never hero ama people keep calling me hero. i changed that word i took you off on a hero i add a to there, and that people are saying, well what shaw here too? i says, i'm here to tell you that heroes are up there. they gave their life they gave her life so that i could make it my gut i had i got a wife, i got children, two boys and a girl. i got nine grandchildren. i got need 11 great brand children. i've got a grandson that's it grandfather and i'm still going crazy when you come back again. oh god, yes, i'd come back again just jiang are all laws that gave their life so that i could be here jake larson. >> thank you well, thank you. >> christiana she is

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this was larson's sixth trip to france for the annual commemoration. >> even president biden is in italyonight ahead of the g7 summit. the three day meeting is taking place in apulia. the group of seven includes france, canada, japan, the united kingdom, italy and germany. one major topic on the agenda growing allied support for ukraine in its war against russia. president biden and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky are expected to sign a bilateral security agreement tomorrow. it is unclear what's included in that agreement, but the pentagon says it will not commit u.s. troops directly to ukraine's defense at the g7 summit. president biden will also be pushing for a cease fire proposal between israel and hamas. in tel aviv tonight, family members of hostages and other protesters demanded the israeli government accept a hostage release deal. demonstrators held signs that read human life has no price and deal now, as they rallied in the streets, secretary of state antony blinken said today officials will continue working on a deal after hamas proposed changes to the recent version of

kyle larson, how you feel and after i feel good. i feel great.pecially if you're home track. yeah, that was fun. it was it was challenging trying work our way for their and >> had a great car. get a couple in there. they're really hard to come by, especially on road courses. you're near home, obviously in northern california, which is pretty much track for you with your family year is exciting time. the last time you did this year in 2021. you want a championship a good omen. i hope so. i hope so. yeah, >> maybe, you know, find out, i guess, november. it's just i just love come out. i think all the drivers do you know this, this area's beautiful just had a great time. good to kind of. >> refreshed the mind this week get some relaxation no help to help get. >> this is largely second career victory at the sonoma raceway. i do take celebrations continue around the bay area this weekend. saturday floats bands, dozens of organizations made their way through san francisco. this is the second annual juneteenth parade and festival. san francisco firefigh

., last year's winner took the lead with nine laps to go, but it was quickly passed by kyle larson andy 27th. there was no looking back for the elk grove native. he took the checkered flag for his second career win in sonoma. >> you did it in 2021. how much as a northern california guy has got to mean a little bit more here? >> yeah, always when you could win at your home track, it will mean something. so yeah, the guy i look up to a lot with local californian who has won five times here. i would love to get to match him some day or surpass him potentially, but it's tough. we will see. i know it's a great team. and i have extra motivation any time i come home. >> the next stop, iowa on father's day. matt? >> all right, thanks, vern. >>> to baseball, giants started the week in midst of their longest losing streak. today they would have a chance to end it with the sweep of the defending champs. the texas manager and the old friend is hoping that sweep wasn't in the cards for his squad. the bottom of the one, rangers with the bases loaded. delivers a two out single up the middle. scores t

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