landing on the shores of normandy the british prime minister 3 some one in the french president manuel mccall there. having given speeches at this unveiling of that memorial you're viewing right now. striking very. much a sense of thanksgiving for a humbling sacrifice for freedom and underscoring the 2 nations france and britain's common destiny. in light of the sacrifice for talking to veterans now. there's about $300.00 surviving normandy veterans many of them there. at these commemorative events. as part of our live coverage we have in the studio. i'm on your show is our political correspondent mark softens out there in normandy for us among you well we've been talking about what this means to france today. having looked at this ceremony what what really struck you in terms of the tone that both leaders. were bringing to their through their addresses to the better ensign to their nations and to both nations as well i was very much struck by how humbled they were by the sacrifice of the 5 years definitely it was humbling i think also for for do as a so for us a president a man on the cross

globally 40 leaders are in attendance among them german chancellor angela merkel and french president manuel mccall who are both expected to address the conference later today. well in his speech to the conference ilo director general guy ryder called for nations to work together to confront the future challenges in the world of work the future of work will be the result of i would decisions our choice is now a capacity to follow up on them our willingness to cooperate together and to make the future of work the one that we want. let's take a quick look at the situation in one of the many countries in the world that are rapidly industrializing let's look at cambodia which produces many of the clothes the people wear in the developed world but where the drive to make goods the lowest possible price can mean exploitation. these women are singing about peace work starvation wages and fainting from exhaustion their textile workers at a labor union event even though in recent years the minimum wage has increased to about $160.00 euros per month it's barely enough to live on in cambodia what might happen

president donald trump will be joining french president manuel mccall had an american cemetery to remember the sacrifices made by american troops 75 years ago. let's preview on some of the other stories making the news this hour results from denmark's general election showing a win for left leaning parties the social democrats emerging as the biggest party with just over 25 percent of the vote denmark is set to become the 3rd nordic country within a year to elect a leftist government all in sweden and finland. and mexico authorities have arrested central american migrants traveling in a new pair of ad down for the us in soldiers and police escorting hundreds of margins to a detention center after country's southern border erast coming as washington threatens to impose new tariffs on mexican imports in response to illegal immigration. now a planned merger between italian carmaker fiat and francis renault is not set to happen this after abruptly pulled out of negotiations by a french government which owns a 15 percent stake in renault for scuppering the deal contestation has reportedly inclu