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prime minister trees and i already on with the honor guard there for the unveiling of the british morial and in normandy a very important event for both countries this time in their relationship especially with exit looming of course and a way that the 2 nations and can cement their relationship based on on their shared history their shared sacrifices in the struggle for freedom 75 years ago. and its great influence and may just thrive. and since he has come rationed i hear him across a wanted to emphasize international stage to rule played by french resistance in resistance in hoping. d. day to happen this is only one beach on which french people french soldiers landed. swerves beach but it was a wish off the french president this year to actually emphasize the role of french resistance during the war ahead of d.-day to make the there's a french resistance playing a very key role and reconnaissance and hope to sabotage behind the lines efforts before the paratroopers landed behind the lines themselves from you lied nations when you look at the manual mccrone here he's been suffering pol

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. >> reporter: first responders and their families get their first look at the morial glade built to honor the tens o thousands who rushed to ground zero to help in the aftermath of the terror on the twin towers. police officers, firefighters, federal agents and nonuniform volunteers spent up to nine months working at the site searching for victims, clearing rubble and breathing toxic fumes leading to thousands of serious illnesses and deaths. >> for some the end of the recovery was the beginning of an even more difficult journey of sickness and disease. tragically not all who labored so valiantly for their city and country in the aftermaths of the attack survived. >> reporter: the glade is a path lined with six granite monoliths weighing 13 to 18 tons each hand chiseled at rock of ages manufacturing company in vermont. inlaid and bound with strips of world trade center steel, the stone point skyward symbolizing strength and determination, crafted to look bruised but not broken representing the strength of human spirit. >> i was thinking about helping put the fire out. >> reporter: f

news now a search for a motive in the deadly shooting that killed 12 people in virginia beach morialervices were held this weekend for the people who lost their lives friday. the city engineer who opened fire at a pin this on municipal building was not disgruntled as previously reported. earlier in the day the 40 year-old actually sent a resignation letter he sent to through e-mail to his boss and when they ask him why he said it was just for personal reasons. virginia beach police were scheduled to hold a workshop on what to do in the event of a mass shooting that was going to happen the very next morning. so the top timing created some confusion for city workers say to know if this is a drill or something that was really happening. >>we passed by a gentleman that was carrying a gun in his hand. but it looked so theatrical because of the extended magazine and this oppressive was on the end of it. he never looked at me and glanced at me, but he never raise the gun at me to shoot me i thought he was playing the part of an active shooter for our drill. >>while the gunman was killed fol

be exciting and there's a 3 way tie for the lead heading into saturday's 3rd round of golf smoothe morial tournament time major champion mohsin comair is one of those out in front on 9 on de paul german shares the lead with the higher in ohio with american merit and korea's kim who nearly. tiger woods is 7 shots off the pace as he looks for form ahead of the u.s. open in a fortnight's time. the world championship has had some extra and unusual compact says join their event in western australia american konak often had to deal with a school of dolphins riding the waves with him during his run longer river the dolphins seemed undeterred by the pretty big and powerful waves. they just carried on about their business. lovely dream come true about it and now it is back to falling now joe thank you very much for that that's it for this news hour and i'll just stay with us so plenty more well coming up after this break down john king thanks so much. on mexico's busy roads there are those who've had enough. cyclists are taking to the streets on mass. their objective to make the streets safer alte

mr trump distinguished guests ladies and gentlemen welcome to normandy american cemetery and the morial in colleville service. for the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the d.-day landings on 6 june 1944. today we honor and commemorate. the 9388 interred here the 1557 names on the wall of the missing and all of our world war 2 veterans. this you know place you don't know that michael and this is a place you know my then and then to miss it have a president of he said and then since you never do seem to have any counting on the so man what i couldn't monsoon just doesn't tend him and you have to. use your i mean that's an accountant or how do you know i'm going to. look at what he said i.q. who is also due or me something else like one said we don't know what i mean. and see that today what i thought it is him telling us. ladies and gentlemen please be seated and he it was i saw. ladies and gentleman the secretary of the american battle monuments commission william mess. you already distinguished government and military leaders and to the families of our honored dead who traveled

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today this afternoon, we've been watching people build a may morial at the base of the flag pole where the flag was flying at half staff. a law enforcement officer who is also a classmate is responsible for this. another friend we spoke to this afternoon called tara o'sullivan fearless, absolutely fearless. tara o'sullivan graduated with the college park class of 2011. the school book chose her taking a class in ceramics. a classmate also in law enforcement left a bouquet of flowers at the base of the pole where the flag was flying half staff. he did not want his face on camera, but his eyes were filled with tears. she was drawn to law enforcement as a teenager. she joined the explorer program run by the martinez and pleasant hill police departments. a police lieutenant told me off camera she had the drive essential for a good police officer. neighbors just remember her as a cheerful young woman. >> very outgoing, very outgoing, happy, happy kid. >> reporter: tara grew up in this quiet close knit martinez street. another neighbor who didn't want to be on camera says tara and neighborho

the group, the friends of the nationame weather morial, cameer togethere to commemorate the sacrificef the alied forces. nearly 9,000 names were included in a reading to honor thos now buried in the normandy american cemetery. among those who were here, senator tim kaine. he spoke about d-day, the ties that run deep here locally in our area. and also about d-day being a tning point in world history. >> it wasn't just a military battle. it wasn't just the effort to defeat the horrible forces of fascism. the invasion, just the fact of the invasion created a tremendous amount of hope in people who had lived und oppressi oppression. >> reporter: and just over my shoulder here, the chairs are being set up for the wreath-laying ceremony set start at 10:00 this morning just off the mall, the national air hold ace museum will be something special d-day programming toda as well. we're live here right off the mall here, justin finch, news4. back to you. >> all right. y thanku. >>> 5:48. this morning we have confirmation that president trump will speak at the lincoln memorial july 4th. the speec

wrapping up their series in tampa the game defined by this play top tied at 2 bases loaded for bo morial a 5 rbi game 8 to 86 do take 2 of 3 from the race, the at a local parks. bottom of the 7th of age, the giants leading 3 to donna minutes along. perhaps one into left field. goes to the wall, steve a dog or past time to come all this a lot with the rbi double joint stakeout san diego for 2. >>finally tonight, pebble beach is the epicenter of the golf world this week, the us open begins tomorrow morning at beautiful pebble here's a look at the spectacular course so many storylines to talk about. >>including tiger woods, his quest for a 16th major championships the already won the masters this year, let's not forget how he dominated the course in 2000 winning by 15 strokes this week, the 43 year-old reflecting on how thankful, he is to have his career back on track. taken away from me for a few years there and. i miss competing. a missed flight we now have an opportunity to do that again and and also that will share with my kids they don't. you know that i remember me enjoying the game o

2020 women's vote centennial initiative and also is on the board of the turning point suffragist morial from 2000 to 2015 served as the executive director of the league of women voters and is serving the national academy of public administration and also served in the department of energy and department of education and the office of economic opportunity. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome nancy tate. [applause] >> well, thank you. it's so wonderful to be here at the national archives especially in light of their new exhibit that he's just mentioned, "rightfully hers." i've just seen it and encourage then of -- many of you who have not seen it make a effort to do so. i am nancy tate, the co-chair of the 2020 women's vote centennial initiative and the former executive of the league of women voters of the united states. the league is one of the co-founders of the organization. it is a collaboration of scholars around the country. our goal is to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment in 2020 and to shed light on the powerful but little known 2-year struggle