daniella ralph, bbc news in normandy. >> u.s.nt joe biden said the war in ukraine echoed the same fight for freedom on the beaches in normandy during world war ii. he was joined by world leaders, including president volodymyr zelenskyy and an international event this afternoon. >> the proud anthem of the french resistance sung in normandy by students who could be the great, even great grandchildren of those who fought and died here for freedom. at this international ceremony, heads of state and government representatives of europe's royal families stood shoulder to shoulder. hearts full of gratitude. >> they were afraid, but they knew that they were fighting a just war. and that every step they took brought them closer to restoring freedom to the world. >> but a new war in europe hung heavy over today's commemorations. you will notice one conspicuous absence among leaders. russia was crucial in the defeat of nazi germany. ukraine's president was here, but vladimir putin was alert. this is the u.s. military cemetery in normandy. f

so, daniella, many companies now taking action. and you want your thoughts on the true health of the american consumer. >> very much going for them and consumer is going to be exhausted and if we look at the data points and it's absolutely evident when we look at consumer confidence and backed out in the environment and also in expectations and look at this small business confidence and looks like it's relatively healthy and it's in the tenth percentile of the historic average. so what we're seeing is consumers simply cannot make ends meet and they're doing what they can, but on top of that, they're trying to get close to making ends meet by adding credit card debt and we're in the weakest strong economy ever if you look at the level of growth adjusted for public debt and it's the worst in 30 years. charles: so what does that put us with chances of a recession? no one on wall street thinks it's a recession and makes me believe there might be one. >> exactly. exactly. you really need to worry about recession when the expectations of

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our correspondent daniella relph looks back now at the day's events. bagpipes. memories fade.e. but at dawn today, on the beaches of normandy, they remembered. making their own 80th anniversary normandy landing, a group of royal marines, wading ashore as those before them had done in 1944. but these are peaceful waters, thanks to the sacrifices made on d—day. archive: this is it, | they're on the beach. few truly understood the onslaught they'd face. young men, thrust into the brutality of war. 80 years on, those who survived and grew old honoured lost friends. it is all because of gummy�*s quick thinking, his desire to help those around him, that i can stand before you today. i wish i could tell him i have never taken his sacrifice for granted. and we'll always remember him and ourfriends. so, gummy, thank you, my old friend. a tribute, from the one who made it home. at the british normandy memorial, the service of commemoration put the veterans centre stage. relegated to the back rows, the king and queen, and president macron. watching the service wasjoe mines. he landed on

. >> daniella spends her weekdays racing between at least a dozen sites a day to make sure no child goes hungry. >> they cannot function without food and i'm going to do all that i can and the rest of my team, all that we can to help provide these meals for these kids and these meals already come individually wrapped so students can grab and go or eat right here on site. >> we try to make the food, tasty and culturally accessible. so it's not just a chance for them to meet their nutritional requirements, but for them to, like, learn about new cultures or try new foods or expand their palates. >> the oakland unified school district has a summer food service program available on school sites, too. the only difference is these meals are supplemented by the city's sugar sweetened beverage tax that was passed by voters in 2016 by as much as $2 per meal, for the lunches. so this, ensures a guarantee is larger and more nutritious portions. >> the program wraps up the second week of august, when kids head back to school in oakland. lena howland, abc seven news. >> taking the stand today, paul pe

did out of that, i'm daniella kirshenbaum and i hereby volunteer to assist with community engagement, which i think could help assist with all of the efforts. i mean, that was a beautiful presentation you gave, but i think that it would really help if we could address things like genuine affordability and genuine neighborhood character. so i am here. i'm at your disposal. if you'd like to meet with a member of the community. thank you. hello. i'm marlene morgan, president of the cathedral neighbors association. and cathedral hill is a neighborhood that was created by a redevelopment at the. it was the former half of japantown was bulldozed down and high rise buildings were built in cathedral hill. and i like living in a high rise building. there's a lot of positive about. it's not a charming, a traditional neighborhood, but it's a great neighborhood and i can see a lot of other great buildings being built in neighborhoods that are high rises. but i don't think it's going to come about by four units here, six units here. i can personally identify in my own neighborhood, at least four s