and june 6th 1944 in the event that marked a turning point in world war two as allied troops invade normandy. today on this anniversary the world pauses to remember and honor those involved. >> welcome our viewers watching as around the country and of course on the web. it was the biggest invasion in history. more than 5000 ships and 11,000 planes carrying soldiers to battle. president obama was in france today with other world leaders to mark the 70th anniversary. more than 150,000 americans and allied troops stormed the beaches to liberate europe from nazi germany. nearly 4500 lost their lives.

thousands more were killed zero the following three months of battle. america's claim to liberty is written in blood on those beaches. >> but britain and free. >> within 1 weeks the world's bloodiest beach has become the world's busiest port. within a month 1 million allied troops thundered through more monenormandy. it looked as if the cost of the earth had shaken when it appeared after the commemoration president obama met up with the russian president and a talk for 10-15 minutes. it is not known what they discussed.

>> love writing a pivotal anniversary and laurent park. >> this ceremony just wrapping up. really standing room only for quite some time. over 100 people were here. some of the world war two veterans still shaking hands and chatting with people. that is after reheard quite a few were stories. fascinating story is from 70 years ago today. the mayor is here. also to the

left here we have a number of vintage military vehicles on hand barack and from volunteers in the orange park area. that was a nostalgic for the veterans to see. dodgers world war two veterans of veterans from other wars. marines who were there to kick things off and earlier we heard from 91 the world. people here just happy to hear war stories from those who lived through. >> amid a backdrop of vintage military vehicles local officials honored were veterans with tributes and gratitude. long before these vehicles are even blameor even lead. >> you hooked up on

a line that took you out the door. you do not freeze you would jump up and down to keep your legs moving. the ones that want started you actually had to follow through. you cannot stop. >> the unit was diverted away from normandy. he lost many friends on the beach. he and other senior veterans marking this anniversary is a time as one and in many ways world war two does not seem so long ago. today a world war two veteran say they're thankful for americans or thankful. especially the young. >> that saved many lives. if we had lost that war we would not have anything until now appear to be a different world. we had to win.

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reloading his gun went on working as a volunteer security guard pepper spray and tackled the suspect. witnesses a police officers arrived on the scene and made the arrest. classes are cancelled today. >> stepping on base and naval center in virginia leaves one service member injured authorities are looking for the attacker. it happened this morning. police and maybe seals look for the attacker who officials have identified but are not yet releasing the name. >> they're being asked to stay put. the victims conditions are not known. the senate has endorsed a deal that would allow one did military veterans to receive treatment from private doctors if the hospitals cannot treat them in a timely manner. several hospitals kept secret waiting lists. so that the hospitals could claim that they were treating veterans promptly.

>> the world- renowned poet and author died at the age of 86. service being held at wake forest university. close friend a spot in the area. >> whips through the area last fall. >> the bears are back in washington and illinois to lend a hand. perhaps more importantly focusing a spotlight on the fact that the people of the central illinois town are still struggling to get back on their feet. >> still a lot of

emotion and is torn in the ravaged town. you may remember a massive twister. the strong close to 1100 homes and businesses. among those whose homes were destroyed. sometimes hard to find hope. still dealing with insurance issues. honestly this means a lot to us. >> washington has been great. people have been amazing. the bears and other organizations we're so thankful. stow lot of debris to pick up. we thought it was good to team up and come out here as rookies. and set

an example of where the organization is going to go. you see an example today. a really some really fine young men. the spotlight that they're focusing on the struggling illinois town is invaluable. >> the heat taking focus from the heat as air-conditioner malfunctions in game one of the nba finals. we are grappling with the folks

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start with some way or dirt strips a little closer out. the girl through all the different cuts of meat. it is really a school event. nothing smells better than they grow with in this piece of meat on the in the summer. >> you're going to take just a little bit about these different cuts of meat. i like to grow over charcoal. especially in the summer. at some much more flavor. that is the real deal. what we have in front of us is: to compare a little bit. in new york strip. it is prime. next to it had to sneak in a choice one. if you can just see the difference in the marbling. it gives

you flavor. this one here is true traditional beef up of japan. it is almost white. >> does all marble. >> this one is a little more butter. a little more tender because of all of the marbling. it is richer for sure. another prime rabbi. >> try aging is a process retake the and tire subprimal and aged in a temperature controlled room for 45 days. the tenderizes and breaks it down. totally different between wet and dry. if you have any of

these pieces of me and your barbequing yourself give us some tips on how to get the most out of it. a nice clean hot grill. >> it will kind of kit will done on the up side and rear on the inside. >> it will take a little bit more time but another great trick is to let that stake come to world room temperature. there with me is one consistent temperature. i see the basic salt and pepper. you do not need to get fancy. if you buy great me there is no reason to cover that up. once you have a really hot grill with the coals you want them to be

white. the colts have to be way. these are started just a few minutes ago. we're able to taste them. medium rare to me is the way to go. >> new york is a little more lean. if you want to go to a medium. can handle that. it has the moisture. >> i know it is done by poking it. >> you have to. softer the meet the more rare it is. the tougher it as, it becomes more well done. >> another great thing is we really want to have a cross. a good crust.

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warming up we have 80 is on the way today. we get wonderful pictures from folks. sends us the shot from up in a cannery illinois. check out these low clouds. our friend sent us the shot from downtown chicago. >> you can even see the shadow of the willis tower. spectacular lightning over downtown chicago.

marlon mitchell on the north side of chicago. storm damage. shows us the towering cumulonimbus clouds. 37,000 ft. on a commercial flight across the northern rockies. that is with a thunderhead that produces those winds. that is an ominous looking sky. in the form of a shelf cloud. you have yourself kind of an ominous looking sky when one of those coming at you. running 10 degrees warmer than june last year. nearly 60 degrees above normal. it

means this jail and has opened very warm. 75 percent of the country has opened up warmer than normal. a huge area. this put chicagos temperature the warmus 17 percent of all giants. warm air dominates the scene. >> you can see this loper of chilly air diving into canada. this cold air mass diminishes. this is what is left of it. look how warm it is. 81 in chicago and up. riverside at 79.

these are the warmer temperatures across our weather but network. the load dew points here. how low the relative humidity is. this barry and relative humidity of more than 25%. it accounts for beautiful clear skies to we have seen. look at the storm clusters. these have been trekking to the south of us. the storms continue to be wrapped down there. they're doing so on the nose of the big hot air dome. >> could get fairly hot late next week and next weekend. some of our model forecast workup. our water temperature at the shoreline is 63. that is warmer than it was last year when it was 59. this

is one squall line. just the latest war across the southern plains. there are other showers and thunderstorms. these are the ones that could affect our area tomorrow night. you can see this part of precipitation. the figures out of that, it is the abnormal warmth. >> '90s and hundreds all of those cities. the humid air coming out through that. fuels thunderstorms like this little thing here. bringing this not into the area to more of a look out tomorrow night. it turns winds off the lake on sunday. the wind comes off the water. we may get some pretty good showers and thunderstorms in the transition to brunei. thunderstorm watch as and flood watches down to the

south of us. these are thunderstorm warnings that have been issued for sections of eastern oklahoma. also flood watches out here in nebraska. this is the severe weather area today and tonight. here is where it will be tomorrow and tomorrow night. i did not think we will really have to deal with iran until we get to tomorrow night. high temperatures of 83 today. variable wind turns easterly on the shore line running about 3-11 mi. per hour. tonight partly cloudy look temperatures down to 59. that is pretty seasonable for this time of the year. saturday the weekend opens with increasing cloudiness. a few isolated light afternoon showers are possible. high temperature 84. use to southeast winds

mean '70s on the beaches. much cooler cloudy and breezy. the high of 63 on sunday. maybe even some upper 50s at the shoreline. it will warm up later next week. we'll come back later and show you a seven day that had warm temperatures and a.

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we have broken the 80 mark. it is 80 at o'hare 81 midway 80 or more. also at mauras. these readings are warmer than yesterday. we warm up even over these delightful readings. we're doing it with low dew points. when these numbers get into the upper sixties or low 70's that is when we start feeling you mad. nothing even close to that now. we're warming up in a very dry air mass. the wind is blowing east 5-10 now. there's no wind at o'hare. quite a variable wind regime. dry air warms pretty easily. all of our natural pollutants are moderate today. that

is not totally reflected in these inland temperatures that we her post near the lake. you go down to the '50s after that. here's what is interesting. this is the jet stream prediction. what that means is there's quite a dome of warm air that is supposed to develop your watch as he stepped through time of his big dome of warm air develops right there next weekend. until then 84 tomorrow. a few showers in after him. perhaps a

thunderstorm. turning humid later next week. there is summerlike. good to see a. thank you so much for joining us see a. thank you so much for joining us

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