. >> reporter: back home, tommy mcdonald became known as d tommy, an obgny.gave all. >> reporter: this journey back to normandy was closing a chapter and with the help of his family, ensuring what happened on this coastline will be remembered for generations to come. >> it's a great honor to be able to see the people respect what was done. >> reporter: isn't that the most important thing to pass along the effort of the lesson? what your effort made? >> they understand. it's a wonderful thing for them to understand. >> he's one of the reasons we ask that you join us for tonight's special hour. we urge you to watch as a family. it's a generational lesson in bravery and modesty. return to d-day with us and with these four men who helped save the world when they were young. that is our broadcast on a friday night and for this week, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting tonight from the u.s. military cemetery here at omaha beach. we hope to see you back home in new york on monday night. in the meantime, have a good weekend. good night from

stop and think about these men sharing the personal stories including that of 91-year-old tommy mcdonald. he came back with two more generations of his family including a grandson who is an iraq war veteran himself. >> lessons for everyone to remember. president obama and russian president putin appearing on the same world stage. what was the mood like for that? >> everybody was anticipating whether they would cross paths. it was the leader's luncheon. president obama and vladimir putin and the queen of england to throw her into the mix. they did visit for a short period of time and the first time they had seen each other face-to-face since this erupted. >> thank you for joining us. >> an nbc special on d-day will air at 8:00 on cozi tv. you can find it over the air on comcast or verizon. >> five years after the recession, the u.s. is finally regaining all of the jobs lot of in the downturn. the labor department said 200,000 new jobs were added in may. right now the unemployment rate is a little over 6%. the outlook may not be so rosy for teenagers. >> some of them entering the job marke