and then on sunday, when they have been to the commemoration tomorrow, they will come back to dover,veterans left from portsmouth, they left from other ports along the dorset and hampshire coast, and some of them did depart from dover. so there they go, boudicca just pulling out into the solent, and we should soon get some of the top shots as it is escorted out into the channel, shaun more from christian later, hms st albans as part of a flotilla that will be accompanying boudicca as it begins his journey out towards the coast of normandy, and we will be watching that through the course of the evening. we will also be watching for the various other commemorations, including a silent vigil and march past that will take place at the location of pegasus bridge, one of the first bits of territory to be reclaimed against the nazi occupation. let's talk now to admiral lord west, former first sea lord, a great pleasure to have you, you should explain what you are wearing, because there was a time you couldn't go into this building without a win, and tail coat, but those days have passed, if

from dover, thank you.g in virginia. the suspect is described by officials as a disgruntled city employee. he fired indiscriminately at the location in virginia beach last night. our washington correspondent, chris buckler, reports. some of the employees who were finishing up their work here on friday afternoon never had a chance to go home. the police say one of their long—time colleagues walked into this local government building and started shooting indiscriminately, killing a dozen people. they said to stay and wait in there until the cops got there and let us come out. there was probably about 20 of us in an office, crammed in. we barricaded the door. did you hear any gunshots? yes. yeah, we did. several people were wounded and had to be airlifted to hospital. the gunman is said to have made his way from floor to floor, shooting wildly, before being killed in an exchange of fire with police. an officer was also struck, but he was saved from serious injury because he was wearing a bullet—proof vest. thi

she said we stood on the beach at dover and we re we stood on the beach at dover and were all in it togethereverforget the sobbing were all in it together but i will never forget the sobbing i could hear all around me. on twitter, another 5aid hear all around me. on twitter, another said my grandfather was in the third wave and was lucky he survived but sadly died two years later as a sub manner! sub manner when he was torpedoed by the german5. much respect today for all the veterans for they gave our —— their lives for hours today. i have got the transport —— transcript now from dwight eisenhower from those who are about to embark on the d—day landings. she said it is her prized possession. i will reduce some of it. soldiers of the allied expeditionary force, you're about to embark upon the great crusade towards we have striven the5e months. the eyes of the world are upon you. the hopes and prayers of liberty loving people everywhere merge with you. your task will not be an easy one. your enemy is well trained and battle hardened. he will fight savagely. i have full confidence in your coura

horse trainer jerry who willen dover banned after another horse died there today.anta anita since racing gone at the end of des. the california horse racing board says he was training in mothers named american currency that died on in an accident on the track. the ban coming one day after cnn aired an investigation into horse deaths at staent nita and other race tracks around the country. i want to bring in nick watt in los angeles. you've been leading the kregs of haven't cnn in santa nita horse deaths what are you hearing about the ban. >> listen, ana, jerry who willen dover is one of the most famous in american race attention and a successful traininger nearly $200 million in career earnings. we were told this morning that a horse died, one of his horses died as you mentioned in a training run. that is now the fourth horse that jerry who willen dover lost at santa nita out of 30. another two up algolden gate near san francisco since november. six horses. we were told by santa nita authorities and he and other trainers were under scrutiny. looking into perhaps wh

its previous efforts resulted in 89 lorries and a refuge truck pretending to be on convoy to dover, where. it doled out to ferry contracts to ferry companies that didn't have any actual ferries, or the means to get them, with the terms and conditions cut and pasted from a fast food takeaway, and he threw 33 million quid away in an out—of—court settlement, with, potentially, many more litigations coming down the track. could the minister please give us a clue as to the secretary of state's next great plans? our plans amounted to just 1% of no—deal planning, and it's the right thing to do for government to prepare for all eventualities. and we were responsible in putting together freight capacity, which was needed for critical supplies, including for the national health service. if the honourable gentlemen is so nervous about no—deal, he should support a deal. you're watching thursday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy. don't forget — you can find any of our programmes by going to the bbc iplayer and searching for parliament, and you can follow me on twitter @bbcalicia. mps from all par

charlie elphicke, mp for dover, thank you very much.ge migrants to try to make the crossing that the government wants to be clear, a calm sea is not sea is not a safe sea. and they say they are going to try to disrupt this trade, these migrant crossings, using all the resources at their disposal. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. the uk recorded it highest temperature of the year so far today but the heat isn't evenly across the uk. the best sunshine at the end of the day is across east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere affirmative cloud round. elsewhere a fair amount of cloud round. wetter later in the evening across northern ireland over night, rain spreading northwards across scotland and parts of wales and western england. quite muggy where it has been hot overnight across the south—east of the uk but everywhere will have a mild night to come. breeze picking up three sunday. we start with cloud and outbreaks of rain and showers towards the north and west. this area of showers moves further east during

i heard one called nemo in dover, new hampshire, who are trying to make decisions that impact their growth such as whether they will have the revenue to make new hires or not and in order to make these decisions, they need to have answers on whether their products will be granted an exclusion. in the interim, they are being subjected to 25% tariff on a line of products that represents 10% of their overall businesses. so can you let -- do you have an understanding of the timeline for when the third list, the exclusion process for the third list will be fully functional? ambassador lighthizer: yes, senator. the -- this is something that i would suggest that your staff do call my staff with respect to this company, for sure. it's been a major process, as you can imagine. we do have experience having ne it on the first couple of traunches. the form you can fill out is available and it's online. senator hassan: this is a company that's written to you. i am sure it's doing its process. just -- i just want to be clear because i think the businesses and the constituents that we all represent need

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. >> now the father and son have parlayed the fame into a nice doverment deal. >> that's your favorite cartoon? they canceled it? oh, man, we've got to send a letter to the network and tell them they have to bring it back. my d.j. and kingston are stars in a denney's commercial, just talking about the baby's life. not too far off the conversation over a tv show earlier this month. that video has been viewed on facebook more than 58 million times. >> it's so cute. >> it's like yeah, dad, you're right. >> they say that's the best way to get kids to talk. they're communicating. and he's going to talk nonstop. >> that's true. nonstop is this nice weather we've been having, hopefully. >> hopefully. but as we go into the weekend, you know, i think we're going to turn back up that summer heat. elsewhere the skies are clearing, the temperatures feel nice. we work our bay inland to walnut creek where we are seeing sunshine and cooler air today, along with breezy. take a look at the temperature trend, as we go into the upper 70s today. just a few low 80s in a spot, but overall, it is going to be

the man who wore that it came back to us safely and that was because of nasa crew systems i'll see dover and grandma. on. al-jazeera world to meet some extraordinary women. who are making things happen that way. following their daily struggle to survive. for their families to thrive. egypt's women street silent as on al jazeera. the weather sponsored by cateye airways. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast across south america we're looking at mostly dry conditions across the amazon and brazil what we are seeing some clouds down here across parts of one is out is over towards montevideo and some showers in those clouds as well a little chilly at 17 degrees here on saturday and as we go towards sunday really not changing more clouds in the forecast but if you want some nice weather up towards paulo and rio de janeiro we're looking at the mid twenty's and plenty of sun there well also plenty of sun across the eastern in the northern part of the caribbean not a lot of clouds here on the satellite image it's been very quiet here in june we are in hurricane season but not

. >> of three horses jerry who willen dover has bought in the eight months two of them are now dead,ut hear yar know feels them going wrong and bring him out safe. >> who willen dover bought the 8-year-old horse after a claiming race back in november. to enter, you put a provides on your horse and anyone can buy it. or claim it. >> when jerry who willen dov era claims a horse. >> you just cringe. you hope for the best. >> cocheese was dead in a little over six months. >> he knows his name. >> want a carrot. >> he starts swaying his head. a sweetheart horse. >> after cocheese died he told the associated press we thought he would run well and win. in my mind there is no doubt there is no doubt that we've done every single thing properly and all the rest of our horses too. we don't yet know how his three horses died at santa anita. we training a horse with a fractured leg. and trying to enter him in a race there. pender said he couldn't talk to us until after the investigation. >> you've seen trainers training horses that are clearly unfit. >> all the time. >> the jockeys are concerned.

there has been criticism from the local mp in dover saying that the crisis was supposed to have beenby the home secretary last christmas and yet the numbers are continuing to increase in the home secretary needs to get a grip. richard, thanks for joining needs to get a grip. richard, thanks forjoining us. with all the sport now, here's jane dougal at the bbc sport centre. good evening. saracens have sealed a premiership and european champions cup double for the second time. they were 11 points behind exeter in the second half, but the defending champions pulled off a great comeback in the premiership final at twickenham to win their fourth title in five years. adam wild was watching. these are the premiership's top two teams, but in truth, they have long been in a league of their own. for the big finish to the season, this was quite a start. exeter chiefs forcing their way through, just 27 seconds gone. saracens would not take that lying down. having already conquered europe, the push was on to prove they could rule england, too. but such is the rivalry, exeter summoned the extra eff

there has been criticism from the local mp in dover saying that the crisis was supposed to have been the numbers are continuing to increase and the home secretary needs to get and the home secretary needs to get a grip. more than 30 people have been arrested as thousands of hells angels have been marking an event. arrests were made on suspicious —— suspicions of drug offences. it marks the anniversary of the creation of the first branch of the clu b creation of the first branch of the club in the uk. a factory explosion in russia has entered 79 people and damaged 180 nearby homes. city officials say the factory was used to produce and store high explosive bombs for the military. 0r people inside were safely evacuated. a huge tower of smoke overshadows the city, the aftermath of a huge explosion. witnesses say there were at least two huge blasts that caused the shockwave through the city. translation: there was a terrifying column of smoke. 20 metres high. there were probably a couple of kilometres high. a black column of smoke in the shape of a mushroom. the explosions took place in

there has been criticism from the local mp in dover saying that the crisis was supposed to have beenhe numbers are continuing to increase and the home secretary needs to get a grip. 30 years ago, the centre of beijing was occupied by hundreds of thousands of protesting students. then, in the evening ofjune the 3rd 1989, soldiers suppressed the protests with bullets and armoured vehicles, killing unknown numbers. at the time, dan wang was a 20—year—old student leader and one of the most high profile activists. he spoke to our history programme witness about how the tiananmen square crackdown turned his life upside down. before we go we want to take you back to the scene in central madrid where fans have been celebrating no doubt, they will go late into the night, it's all because liverpool have eaten their fellow english club among tottenham by two goals to zero, to win the european champions league. it was a very big moment in english would call, to english teams got to play in that final and both international brands popular throughout the world, many people, many fans around the wo

ever since we sailed from dover last sunday, these are the places that have been foremost in the mindsing back memories of their own experiences but also, has you have been hearing, of those they lost. but today was an opportunity to remember the men whose names are carved in cemeteries and also a chance for the french, who suffered so chance for the french, who suffered so much during the fighting, to welcome back their liberators. along the narrow streets of bayou, dappled with sunlight this morning, the site of old men paraded with pride. in 1944, the first ally liberators moved cautiously between the old houses. the people here have never forgotten what that meant. humbling. it makes you feel humbled that people want to come out and applaud you. not enjoy, but i've come here to remember those that never came back. how important is it for you to be here on the anniversary? we are all getting old, aren't we. i'm nearly 96. ken hay came ashore with the dorset regiment. i got captured a couple of weeks later. i went out coal mining in poland. it's a bit overwhelming. they are so welcom

there has been criticism from the local mp in dover saying that the crisis was supposed to have been and yet the numbers are continuing to increase and the home secretary needs to get a grip. richard galpin there. this is bbc news, our main headline: liverpool have won football's top club competition, the european champions league, beating fellow english club totte n ha m. well more on this now — and of course for every winner there is a losing team. spurs were always the underdogs going into the final and simonjones spent the evening with some of them in north london. here in north london some pretty glum faces. hundreds of fans have packed into this pub to watch the game on big screens, thousands more went to watch the game at nearby tottenham stadium, their brand—new stadium, but it wasn't the result they wanted. things got off to a really bad start, spurs going behind under two minutes giving away a penalty. despite that the fans have been in good voice during the evening, cheering on their team even though it didn't go the way people wanted. people here have been very proud of t

there has been criticism from the local mp in dover saying that the crisis was supposed to have beenhristmas and yet the numbers are continuing to increase and the home secretary needs to get a grip. richard galpin there. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the democratic republic of congo buries a long—standing opposition leader — and his funeral becomes a diplomatic summit. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower shall be shot off. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 7a. 0utspoken but rarely outfought, he transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times a world champion. he was a fighter and he fought all the way to the end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles album sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band, a record described as "the album of th

there has been criticism from the local mp in dover saying that the crisis was supposed to have beennd yet the numbers are continuing to increase and the home secretary needs to get a grip. federal agents say they believe a man who shot dead 12 people at a local government building in the us state of virginia, had bought his guns legally. all but one of the victims were colleagues of his. police described the scene of the shooting at the complex in virginia beach as "a war zone." it's the 150th mass shooting this year, and the deadliest. chris buckler reports. the police had no choice but to run in the line of fire but little could have prepared them for the carnage they discovered inside this local government building. the office workers were finishing up for the weekend when one of their colleagues walked in and started firing shot after shot, indiscriminately killing a dozen people. they said to stay and wait until the cops got there and let us come out. there was probably about 20 of us in an office, crammed in. we barricaded the door. for those that managed to escape the relief

rose hudson—wilkin will take over as the bishop of dover in november. chaplain to the speaker of the house of commons. she has previously spoken out about the church's senior clergy needing to be more ethnically diverse. demolition teams have blown up what remains of a motorway bridge in the italian city of genoa, nearly a year after it partially collapsed, killing 43 people. thousands of nearby residents were evacuated from their homes before the explosive tear down. james reynolds reports. at nine o'clock this morning, 6enoa got ready to bring down the remains of the morandi bridge. there was a short delay because of reports that a man was found refusing to leave his home near the structure. officials sorted it out, water cannon was switched on ready to catch the dust, and then demolition experts pressed the button. explosion. it was all over in just a few seconds. explosion. the pile of dust covered the entire area. the operation was a success. translation: at 9:37 the bridge came down, procedures have been strictly followed, and plans are on track.

philadelphia to atlantic city, dover and balt fore, evenor dan wind. that's the severe weather part of it. but a lot is forming across the stationary front. plenty of tropical moisture flowing a couple of lows that will act like impulses over the next couple of days. what that means to you, you'll have rain. and some places, a lot of it. overall, one to three, but some spots, up to four inches, david. >> ginger, thank you. >>> and now to growing outrage of police accused of excessive force in phoenix tonight. officers with guns drawn on a family. the mayor and police chief apologizing now. the family saying it's not enough. here's abc's adrienne bankert with the images that drew outrage. >> get out the [ bleep ] car. >> reporter: the couple held at gunpoint by phoenix police in this now viral video tonight demand the officers be fired. >> it's just basically a slap in the face. everyone knows they are not fit to be policing. >> reporter: dravon ames is seen cuffed then kicked by police, responding to a report of shoplifting. >> when i tell you to do so

roads hubs and welcome will take over as bishop of dover in november.ker of the house of commons. —— rose hudson wilcombe. nasa have announced their newest mission, as part of the new horizons project. the "dragonfly" mission, which will lauch in 2026, aims to explore the enviroment and atmosphere of saturn's largest moon, titan. dragonfly will be the first drone lander, capable of flying upto 100 miles in titan's atmosphere. here's what nasa scientists had to say about dragonfly. we are so excited to have selected dragonfly to go forward as the next new frontiers mission. it is the science that really allows us to do this exciting and difficult mission, a difficult mission that has elements of advanced instrumentations but also has stability of flying and the atmosphere of titan, a world that we have of course looked at with our international analysis. what is really exciting about this mission is the fact that titan has all of the key ingredients needed for life. liquid water, liquid methane. we have a complex modules, carbon —based models and we have

the mp for dover, charlie elphicke, has called on the home office to better control the situation as ban on "unfair" fees charged by lettings agents in england comes into force today, two—and—a—half years after the plan was first announced. it means tenants will no longer be billed for things like viewings or credit checks. but there are warnings rents could be pushed up as a result, as landlords try to make up their lost income. our business correspondent, katy austin, reports. kirsty is happy to call this rented house in coventry home. when she and her partner signed the tenancy, though, there wasn'tjust the first months rent to pay. application fee was 300, deposit 895, i think it was, and then we were put on a six—month contract initially, so £120 to then renew the contract to stay for another 12 months. that's a fairly typical amount, but there have long been complaints about some agents charging far more. there's already a ban in scotland and, from today, there is one in england too. charges like application and referencing fees are now banned. deposits are capped at five weeks

and coming up, i am here near england's base in dover where there are some big fitness concerns ahead coming up on sportsday on bbc news. england captain steph houghton remains a major doubt in tomorrow's women's world cup quarterfinal with norway in le havre. brexit — it is of course the issue that is dominating the race to be the next prime minister. borisjohnson and jeremy hunt have begun giving some detail as to how they will tackle it. both men have made clear that they are prepared to leave the eu with no deal if they have to. so how different are their approaches? as part of our series over the next few weeks on where the leadership contenders stand on important policy areas, our chief political correspondent vicki young has this report. the race is on. in four weeks, a new prime minister will be in charge here in westminster. and the major issue he will face is, of course, brexit. march 29th was the original exit date, but after two agreed extensions, the uk is now due to leave the eu on october the 31st. so how are the two candidates for the top job planning to solve the brex

rose hudson—wilkin will take over as the bishop of dover in november.n to the queen and currently serves as the chaplain to the speaker of the house of commons. she has previously spoken out about the church's senior clergy needing to be more ethnically diverse. in the united states, the democratic party's leading presidential hopeful, joe biden, endured a tough time in a televised debate. nine fellow democrats also seeking the party's nomination took him to task on a series of key issues. in the second round of televised debates, mr biden was challenged on his age, as well as his record on race issues. gary 0'donoghue reports from miami. side by side, but in many ways poles apart politically. tonight saw four of the front runners take to the stage in this second nbc debate. the man who's dominated the race so far, 76—year—old former vice president to barack 0bama, joe biden, has fashioned himself as a centrist and the best candidate to beat donald trump. donald trump has put us in a horrible situation. we do have enormous income inequality and the one

bigger than dover. we have heard how important dover is for brexit. heathrow is bigger than dover.eathrow is itself so many destinations. in freight terms, an hundred 85 destinations. post brexit we need to be gauging —— like engaging with countries outside the eu, particularly china, south america and india. so the importance of heathrow is that it needs to keep growing and expanding but it also needs to be aware of the environmental impact and the impact to locally caught —— communities. you say it needs to keep growing and expanding. the environmental impact is too great on the local area. the way that heathrow works is that it isa way that heathrow works is that it is a habit for many aeroplanes coming in and going out. so 80% of aircargo coming in and going out. so 80% of air cargo travels in the early hold of passenger flights. heathrow is the uk's major hub. it competes with paris, frankfurt and schiphol in amsterdam. it is important it maintains for uk plc that competitive place in the air cargo market. what role does brexit play in all of this? brexit will make those marke

so the government trying to get a grip on this, and the dover and pete charlie elphicke who has beeneral months says he has secured a beating with the home secretary sajid javid, mrjaved declared a major incident back in december, because of the large numbers of people arriving then and i think it is fairto people arriving then and i think it is fair to say that some of the plans he put in place which include greater cooperation with the french haven't deterred a migrants as we can see from today but mr elphicke says he has its own particular plan. what's needed is a compact between britain and france that anybody found anywhere in the channel should be returned back to france, anybody trying to get to britain though they have no hope of succeeding, that is the only way it will get the message to the migrants, to the traffickers and there needs to be a pact between britain and france for more surveillance to see anybody setting off on the french coast and make sure they are picked up rapidly before they get too far in the channel. the weather can change so quickly in the channel, con

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my landing in england took place near bournemouth, it almost looks like the cliffs of dover that everyone is familiar with. it was a beautiful sight to see the cliffs of england and know i could get some rest. i did not realize it at that time, but the buzz bombs would start coming over. here we see some of them flying over the english coastline. these buzz bombs were a terror weapon. they did not know where they would land but the british were quick to set up machine guns and anti-aircraft fire to knock them out of the sky, and they managed to shoot down quite a few. they even sent planes into the sky to knock them out of the air. of course, sometimes they did get through, and where they fell, they caused considerable damage. but you must have missed that pretty good shooting. there is one coming down, it landed in the london area. wherever they landed, they caused considerable damage. my second crossing of the ,hannel was made on an lst this time with units of the third armored division that was sorely needed because they were bringing over more tanks and vehicles to carry us in the dir

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a watch party was held in dover, new hampshire. majority attending were unaffiliated and undecided. >> i thought cory booker did great tonight. >> i'd say deblazio and actually julian castro had the strongest surprise moments for me. >> i'm really happy we talked about issues at the border. >> i would say warren, booker and castro had really good answers. e else was kind of white noise. >> some of last night's biggest issues, health care and the economy. >> some contenders took the spotlight more than others. joining me with more on last night's debate. >> let's look at the reaction to what was said. looking at twitter. looking at candidates with the most twitter buzz. number one was elizabeth warren. given she was the front runner on the stage during night one. two, booker, castro, o'rourke, amy klobuchar and rounding out the top was tolsi. let's talk talk time. the person who spoke the most was booker at just under 11 minutes. 10.9 minutes. >> i would expect that. >> noub two, o'rourke at 10.3 minutes. warren at 9.3 minutes. thos

rose hudson—wilkin will take over as the bishop of dover in november. and currently serves as the chaplain to the speaker of the house of commons. she has previously spoken out about the church's senior clergy needing to be more ethnically diverse. the england football team will face whoever wins tonight's quarterfinal between france and the titleholders usa. here is our correspondent. there are some things more precious than gold. here is a lucy bronze! yet again, lucy bronze has proved her worth to england. this was a headline grabbing performance against norway on a night when the whole team finally clicked. england are back in a world cup semifinal. whole team finally clicked. england are back in a world cup semifinallj are back in a world cup semifinal.” have been dreaming of playing in lyon and getting to that semifinal again. i had to wait four years and all that pressure and passion came out in that strike. today there was an extra buzz around the england camp but one player still dominated the discussion. it is lucy bronze all over. she makes u

the mp for dover and deal, charlie elphicke, says the government isn't doing enough and needs to getn powell. hello. a quick glance and you could be forgiven for thinking it is the med, glorious blue skies, but it is our own beautiful st ives in cornwall this morning. some sunshine and mediterranean warmth across the southern half of the uk. through the first part of the weekend, at least, that warmth feeding up from iberia. to the north, you can see the paler colours on the chart behind me. rather more average temperatures. and by sunday, we see cooler weather pushing into the west, as low pressure begins to take an increasing influence. however, this afternoon, plenty of sunshine for south wales, through the midlands, perhaps increasingly even into the north east of england too and the temperatures shoot up in that sunshine, perhaps up to 27 across eastern england in the afternoon. that will make it the hottest day of the year so far. further north, much more cloud, drizzly rain, showers for the north—west of scotland and temperatures capped in the high teens. not a bad evening, th

you saw honeywell, dover, itws starting to hold and those look like cycle lows and i'll take the other side of the argument. >> it's unusual to see two 10% corrections in a nine-month period and suppose lead it hasn't happened in five yea40 yd this probably isn't likely to be and then you have things like the ftc and the doj and mexico and you wonder whether do you throw out the technicals >> tons of headwinds for sure and you can see that reflected in the technical, but if you go back to the secular bull markets of the '50s and '60s and the '90s that's still what we're using and it worked too well in 2016 we think it's been front and loaded into the end of 18 and as brian mentioned we will chop around a little while, but i think be very careful getting too bullish and we think the cycle is longer for higher if you have monopoly powers, don't you feel some type of getting squeezed in everything i get is free. my google map is free and where is the monopoly power unless you're talking about competitors not customers, right i think we have a light touch and i know you guys don't talk fun

why portsmouth is so important and also dover which is nearby this town, is the close proximity throughhis in the movie dunkirk. all of these forces used these beaches to launch that evening, overnight assault on of course to the german forces that occupied france at the time. i think what's been really interesting about all of this is the amount of veterans that are still alive and we're going to see some of them today. there are still thousands of world war ii veterans that are still with us. lauren: the rescue of europe from nazi germany being commemorated and celebrated here today by two historic and traditional allies, the u.s. and the u.k. and as we noted, there will be this photo opportunity with the president of the united states, queen elizabeth of england, and there is the president of the united states, donald trump, getting off of the plane. looks like he's waiting for melania. she looks gorgeous in her white british looking hat. cheryl: another white outfit. lauren: a beautiful trench coat. they're making their way now into what seems to -- yeah, they're getting into the ca

yet but the trump baby has already made an appearance projected on to the white cliffs of dover in southeast england the 50 meter projection was created by the activist finding faithful trump baby made famous touring the u.s. president's last u.k. visit it's expected to fly again during protests in london on tuesday record levels of rain of submerged farmlands and homes across the central united states the mississippi missouri and arkansas rivers have breached the levees designed to provide protection from rising waters and more flooding is expected to charlotte bellus reports. just north of st louis you'll find wist ocean county it's a farming community on a flood plain sandwiched between the mississippi a missouri river people here are familiar with spring flooding but this year it hasn't stopped. i never thought i would see this this water this high again after 93 they told us that was a 500 year flood but with all the levees they've built along the river there's no flood plain anymore so you know it has nowhere to go when we have this much snow melt snow melted in march and seem to surge

and for the first time, local campaigners from dover living with a diagnosis of dementia, join me tohave got your bedroom and usually a large room with so many people in. i am not really a people person, so i would hate that. no, i think it is lovely. the dementia village idea began in holland. experts from kent travelled to holland to learn from the idea, twea ked to holland to learn from the idea, tweaked it for their budget, tucked into european funding and came up with harmonia village, six houses, each with five residents, community hub and supported by nursing home —type care. hub and supported by nursing home -type care. the take-home message from holland was try to create a normal environment. it looked totally different to any care home we had seen in the uk. what stood out was when we met the manager. one of her introduction messages was the important thing about our village, we have a front door on the house. we laughed. she said, you don't get it. it is important, because if it is raining, people can go and get wet. the village is interesting, innovative, a learning curve

development of the seats in his spacesuit fashioning apollo he tells me that in the early sixty's i'll see dover was a comparatively small company best known for making women's underwear under the brand name playtex even at the time people in nasa called playtex partially as a cult like we call it. by their nickname partly as a kind of like can you believe we're dealing. despite the company's lack of experience making protective clothing the flexible and highly intricate design made to clear winner and incredibly after they won the nasa contract skilled seamstresses who'd previously been sewing bras and girdles were moved to the painstaking job of assembling the apollo space suit because the suit ended up being put together out of $21.00 layers of fabric and like $21.00 layers of pepper just cut or cut out like like a sandwich and sent together but actually 21 different suits put one inside of the other like a russian ball and then. to a 643 inches tolerance without any pins because the pins high puncture the pressure layer this was a kind of. nor olympic feat of sewing and to find people who co

development of the siege and his spacesuit fashioning apollo he tells me that in the early sixty's i'll see dover was a comparatively small company best known for making women's underwear under the brand name playtex even at the time people in nasa called playtex partially as a as a cult like we call it. by their nickname partly as a kind of like can you believe we're dealing. despite the company's lack of experience making protective clothing the flexible and highly intricate design made to clear winner an incredibly off day one the nasa contractor skilled seamstresses who had previously been sewing draws in girdles who moved to the painstaking job of assembling the apollo space because the suit ended up being put together out of $21.00 layers of fabric and like $21.00 layers of pepper just cut or cut out like like a sandwich and sent together but actually 21 different suits put one inside of the other like a russian ball and then. to a 643 inch tolerance without any pins because the pins high puncture the pressure layer this was a kind of. hercules nor olympic feat of sewing and to find people

also joining me, edward isaac dovere, author of the aforementioned report.what can we expect to hear from the senator today? >> reporter: you can expect to hear a defense of democratic socialism and an attempt to reframe this entire debate. his campaign calling this a major speech, one that has been weeks in the making and one that senator sanders, i'm told, was heavily involved in writing. and you'll hear senator sanders really defend democratic socialism, explaining that rights like economic freedom, the right to jobs and health care and education are basic human rights. but he'll also flip the script a little bit and say that president trump is also a socialist. he's just a corporate socialist, citing things like the tax cut. now, senator sanders has given a speech like this before, in 2015, he -- it came up and he delivered a speech outlining his vision. and it's something that also comes up on the road. but as he did in 2015, we can expect him to connect this vision to f doctodr. one thing to note is that fdr, unlike sanders, considered himself a capita

chance of catching a shower almost anywhere across the country, may be the extreme south—east, kent, doverrict. for many of us further east and south it should be a dry night. temperatures overnight tonight, 13 in london, eight degrees in the north—west of scotland. then tomorrow the low pressure is still with us. it hasn't moved. if you wa nt with us. it hasn't moved. if you want something drier and brighter you need this high pressure to be over us, but it's not. it's across central and eastern parts of europe. it is just central and eastern parts of europe. it isjust nibbling in here central and eastern parts of europe. it is just nibbling in here across the south—east of the country, east anglia. this is probably where the best of the weather will be, not just monday, but tuesday as well. scotla nd just monday, but tuesday as well. scotland and northern ireland, closer to the low in the atlantic. more showers. some with hailand hail and thunder. tuesday's weather. it looks as though the weather is not starting off to bad in the morning. showers coming on in the afternoon. temperatures

more dover's interim president has signed a decree calling for snap elections to be held in september the move plunges the country deeper into political crisis after pro russian and pro european lawmakers failed to form a government despite months of wrangling over philip was appointed as the country's interim leader after a court relieved president igor dawn of his duties. the risk of people dying attempting to cross the sea to europe is at its highest ever as according to the un's refugee agency the u.n.h.c.r. says without intervention in the mediterranean there will be a sea of blood the libyan coast guard says it's rescued more than 500 refugees trying to reach europe since the beginning of june. up next in rewind islam in america regular mosques what it means to be a patriot and a muslim in america more news after that. i. let. my. let. alone and welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey and the decade since we launched al-jazeera english back in 2006 we have built a library of moving and powerful documentaries here army wine revisiting some of the best of them and looking at how the

the next day they go to dover, then they go in about 18—19 coaches all over the country.an't do a remembrance for veterans and commemorate these kinds of men and commemorate these kinds of men and women, then what's the point in anything? we hope it goes well. but so far so good. they're in for a good time, i think. they want to have a good time. nice to you, thanks very much — thanks to bob and his team at the royal british legion. attempts to predict the weather played a crucial part in the preparations for d—day. military planners wanted to ensure calm seas, tidal patterns, and the light from the moon would all work in the allies' favour. 0ur weather presenter, carol kirkwood has spent the morning at southwick house, around ten miles north of here, to see how meteorologists plotted the best time to attack. i'm inside southwick house near portsmouth in the actual d—day map room with the actual d—day map used for the launch. now, the weather played an important role in deciding when to invade, so let's find out why. months and years of waiting were over... planning an op