president donald trump accompanied emmanuel macron to the u.s. cemetery at the beach. ss live to our correspondent, chris moore. chris, what are the main takeaways from the addresses that we heard earlier from trump and of course macron? chris: well, i guess whenever you have those two together, contemporary politics will always be a little bit at the forefront given their alleged br omance that went sour. macron these supposedly internationalist, globalist cilantro the supposedly -- globalist, and trump, the isolationist. by these landinings and what they did over the course of world war ii. he talked to the achievements made during that period, nato, the european union, thanks with donald trump has of course been sketched about. in the end, this was a talk about unity. emmanuel macron say in france would never forget, could never forget the sacrifices made by the americans, and donald trump for his part hailed many individual acts of heroism on the beaches and the campaign which came after it, saying that allies and america's will remain unshakable. those two o will b

lauren: let's take you to normandy, france, where you can see president emmanuel macron and his wife,lady melania trump and president trump, looks like they'll be walking to the stage, both world leaders set to make speechers, macron first and then president trump most likely in this hour as we remember the 75th anniversary basically the day the tide turned for the world war ii there in normandy, france. about 50 plus miles of beautiful beaches, beautiful today but quite hon testilest -- quite hoa killing field 75 years ago. cheryl: they're walking through the honor corridor. bridgette macron and melania trump are walking through. they're running behind schedule. they're going to be walking through the honor corridor and then the program will begin. many u.s. veterans, world war ii veterans that are now in their late 80s and 90s are in the audience, waiting for the ceremony to begin. there will be a playing of the french national anthem, the u.s. national anthem, there will be aan invocation as well from the main chaplain of the u.s. army. there will be welcoming remarks from other u.

he made that clear at every stop along the way and my suspicion is he'll make that clear with emmanuel macron. it will be back to politics as usual. keep in mind, as soon as he's done with this bilateral relationship that he has with macron, this bilateral meeting with macron, he's going to be heading back to ireland for one more night at his golf resort. make no mistake, there are going to be phone calls behind the scenes with this president and his white house staff and his white house team and the folks back in washington and the west wing who are dealing with the situation regarding tariffs on mexico and whether or not the president is going to pull that trigger on tariffs on mexico. that is going to drive a wedge inside the republican party, the kind of wedge we have not seen in a very long time. so while the president was able to put politics aside, present sort of a unifying theme and a unifying message here, he may go back to a very divided republican party back in washington if he is hell bent on those tariffs, guys. >> jim, dana, david, thank you very much. we are awaiting live pict

the headlines at 9: theresa may and emmanuel macron lay a wreath at an inauguration ceremony for a new memorial at ver—sur—mer. these young men belong to a very special generation, the greatest generation, a generation whose iunconquerable spirit shaped our post—war world. the day began with the sound of bagpipes marking the exact moment allied troops landed 75 years ago. this is it. they're on the beach. plunge in waist deep into the sea. it was the largest seaborn invasion in history that helped turn the second world war. and throguhout the day, d—day veterans are being honoured good morning. it's thursday 6thjune, d—day. hundreds of veterans are being joined in northern france by theresa may, donald trump and president macron this morning to commemorate the start of the normandy landings 75 years ago. by the end of d—day, almost a500 allied troops had been killed and thousands more had been wounded or were missing. d—day marked the start of the liberation of nazi—occupied western europe. a series of events are being held over the course of today to honour those who took part. we can

emmanuel macron spoke of the fa ct trump.ions of world order, the united nations, he said, nato, the beginnings of what became of the european union, he said these all sprung from the rubble of world war ii. and it was very precious indeed, very important to cling onto these, to nurture the growing friendships between allies and formerfoes. friendships between allies and former foes. there was friendships between allies and formerfoes. there was perhaps no greater signal of that on the streets of caen, the city council put up bunting. it features former co—flags, the british flag, the american flag, the french flag in the german flag. —— it features four flags. that's all from normandy for 110w. flags. that's all from normandy for now. i will be back before the end of the programme. now it is back to reeta with the rest of the news. the car maker ford has confirmed plans to close its engine plant in bridgend next year. the company blamed huge changes in the industry and insisted the decision wasn't connected to brexit. worker

emmanuel macron has championed the idea of a common budget ater the debt crisis almost decade ago. 700 billion euros. finance ministers will sketch out the plan for eu leaeaders nt week in brbrussels. >> italyly a key focus. italy'sministerers agre deficicit is in violation of the root -- eu rules and penalties are in order. rome's most recent budget proposal seeks tax hikes. disciplinary measures could trigger a 3 billion euro fine for rome. p most vinci wants to anoint -- wants to avoid that situatatn. >> we are in the liliening mode. my door is open. -- atodody must u understand this stage is warranted. we are looking at ways to avoid that. they have to be credible. >> time for a check on the markets. bidpean index is flipping a following a a tax on two tankard ships. slowing growth over weakening demand and global economy. frankford dax is down at midday. on the commodities market, crude oil spiked on news of the tanker attacks. prices falling back a bit. demand is at its lowest level in years. atnt crude is down to trade $61.23 a barrel. france is set to implement a system of ince

75th anniversary of d-day and we extend a warm welcome to the president of the french republic, emmanuel macronse] >> into our president and commander in chief, donald j trump and first lady milania trump. [applause] >> to our many disinterest government and military leaders and families of our honored dead who travel to these now peaceful and how the grounds to bear witness to the sacrifice of their family heroes resting here. [applause] >> to the more than 160 world war ii veterans seated on this stage who need no reminders of the horrors of war and remember well their comrades who never came home. [applause] [applause] >> and folks, a very special special welcome to the d-day veterans present today, approximately 35, 75 years ago on omaha and utah beaches and nearby landing fields took the first treacherous steps towards liberation as a watchful world anxiously awaited word of their fate. [applause] >> the monuments commission folks to commemorate and honor the service and sacrifice of the united states armed forces. we do so by attending the graves and memorials of our fallen service men an

he put aside his differences with emmanuel macron. there was no talk about domestic politics or how he views things on the world stage. this was purely a tribute to the veterans, soldiers and the fallen from d-day 75 years ago. john was talking about the moment where private picket. that was just a moment that captured everybody's hearts here in normandy. just walking around here on this sacred ground, it is palpable. you feel an energy coming from this place that reminds you of just these enormous sacrifices that were made so many years ago. when you saw president trump paying tribute to private picket and emmanuel macron going to his aid during the ceremony, it felt as though private picket was america's private at that moment. it was just a remarkable scene here to see both of these leaders who sometimes disagree with each other and sometimes you see their frosty relations on display. put aside that. the politics was just washed aside, put to the side during what was an extraordinary moment as they both recognized the bravery and h

that will be the focus of the french president emmanuel macron's words.heresa may he talked about the british effort. when he stood next to donald trump he spoke about the american effort. here he will talk about both the french resistance and french civilians. let us not forget they were living under occupation. a very different experience to the british experience of the second world war. they lived under occupation for all those years and in this part of france, all of a sudden, the war was on. it came to their doorsteps and it was a frightening experience. it most certainly was. the carnage that was unleashed, the typhoon of steel that swept over normandy was absolutely horrendous. whole towns were com pletely horrendous. whole towns were completely destroyed. there is some rather amazing colour footage photographs of one of the main cities of normandy to the west, and it looks like those awful pictures of aleppo we are more familiar with now. a town that is completely ruined. whole villages utterly destroyed, completely flattened. villages inland tha

emmanuel macron and shinzo abe will be looking for deeper economic ties. on the table, energy, technology and defense. carlos ghosn stands of misconduct and is detained in tokyo, awaiting trial. the future of the auto group remains uncertain. many in japan view the relationship as unbalanced. carlos ghosn maintains his innocence and accuses nissan executives as corporate backstabbing. >> to brazil, where a court fromted to release desilva prison. sergio morrow have been accused of conspiring to keep him out of the election race he was tipped to win. owen reports. >> a long day and at the end of silva was still in prison. always been and remains on the recognition of the innocent of former president and his acquittal. the only results for a person who did not commit a crime. allegations ofng bias, the country's supreme court suggests -- rejected to let him out of jail while deciding if the judge had an agenda. pursuedral judge charges and sentenced him to 9.5 years in prison. everything hinges on whether the supreme court decides the judge was not impartial

you're looking at the french president, emmanuel macron.g, including well over a hundred world war ii veterans and 65 veterans of the d-day invasion. so many of them sitting behind the french leader right now, and one of the things that has been so nice, the french president and donald trump have been surrounded on the stage by the veterans. the veterans are the focal point of this day, and it's to them that we give our thanks and our remembrance. >> and we're with jim acosta and christiane amanpour who's obviously keeping an ear out or whatever president macron has said. it's been interesting to watch the relationship between president trump and the first lady, and president macron and france's first lady. they greeted each other warmly, and it will be interesting to see what they say in their speeches and the sub text of their speeches. what are you listening for? >> reporter: exactly, i think we're going to hear more of what we have already heard from president trump on this trip. what we have heard from president trump and the other wor

donald trump's approval ratings are great in comparison to emmanuel macron so there is a split politically between them. macron had the statement that we need a true european army because we can no longer rely on the united states for the defense of europe but for the most part the two leaders to get along very well. they will clearly talk about trade and economics but i think the bigger picture here is talking about national security. when you have the threat from iran is what to do about that. that will be a big topic of discussion. north korea will be a big topic of discussion. nato is always a big topic of discussion and looking at the 75th anniversary of nato taking place in the context of the president increasing competition from nato nations it is a relevant subject as well. >> thank you for your insight, please stay with us, watching this amazing day unfold. we will take a quick commercial break and be right back. see wha. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks

emmanuel record -- emmanuel macron is expected to deliver a live press on that.laceace is on to jean-claude juncker. the president of the european commission will have to wait at least one more week before he finds out who succeeds him. with somenoted pleasure, amusement, satisfaction, joy even that it appears that is not that easy to replace me. -- europeanleague union leaders failed to agree on who should take on the top post. the president of the european commission is normally chosen -- the candidate of the largest political party in parliament should get the job. in theory, that would mean man fred weber from the center-right european people's party. emmanuel macron however says this process is unworkable after last month's elections left the e.u. parliament more fragmented than ever. three leads of the candidates were tested by donald -- and he considered there was no majority on either of those three names. >> angela merkel meanwhile defended the process. a new summit will be held on the 30th of june break the deadlock that will take place two days before

it is also much emmanuel macron, the president of france.is arguing precisely the opposite case to japan's prime minister. translation: if we do not go far enough with our climate ambitions then we are holding the summit for nothing. we ca re holding the summit for nothing. we care about the 620, we are fighting to have an ambitious text. over the next days and nights injapan, some city life goes on as normal, world leaders and their teams of the struggling to find common ground. there japanese hosts really worried the global order may be breaking down. resort sort of an international community divided up into certain blocks before world war ii and it did not help the world economy. so, ithink ii and it did not help the world economy. so, i think we ii and it did not help the world economy. so, ithink we need ii and it did not help the world economy. so, i think we need to be united, we need to cooperate and not just economically, but politically. ata time just economically, but politically. at a time in the international syste m at a time i

we extend a warm welcome to the president of the french republic, emmanuel macron and his wife, bridget [applause] maj. gen. matz: and to our president and commander-in-chief, donald j. trump and first lady melania trump. [applause] maj. gen. matz: to our many distinguished government and military leaders and to the families of our honored dead, who traveled to these now peaceful and hallowed grounds to bear witness to the valor and sacrifice of their families heroes resting here. [applause] maj. gen. matz: and to the more than 160 world war ii veterans seated here on this stage who need no reminders of the horrors of war and who remember well their comrades who never came home. [cheers and applause] [applause] maj. gen. matz: and folks, a very special, special welcome to the d-day veterans present today, approximately 35, who 75 years ago on omaha and utah beaches and in nearby landing fields took the first treacherous steps towards liberation as a watchful world anxiously awaited word of their fate. [cheers and applause] [applause] maj. gen. matz: the mission of the american battle mo

emmanuel macron is determined to phase out coal.t got the go-ahead from the national assembly for the closure of the power plants by 2022. >> with these measures, our efforts are stepping up a gear, to be stronger, to go faster, and go further in the war against greenhouse admission -- greenhouse emissions. >> the idea is to give the government the backing to force remaining plants to close. the package covers speeding up the development of low carbon energies and making homes more energy efficient. target to cutheir emissions in line with the paris agreement. hitting roadblocks. they voiced concerns over how it will be financed. environmental campaigners say it is too little, too late. g20 met in pittsburgh. a decade later in the commitment is not holding up. .t is according to a report the nations are responsible for admissions.as last year, coal-fired power plants or the biggest contributor to global growth in co2 emissions. -- has worked for apple, where iconicthe designer for products. known about the new company. to place atou

, listens to emmanuel macron saying, we built all these global institutions, nato, the europeanm the rubble of world war ii, and we must protect and preserve those institutions. he made the same message in front of president donald trump of the united states, who actually nodded at that point in his speech. there was that message, very much an echo of what her majesty the queen said in portsmouth yesterday, of the need for continued international cooperation. perhaps the best symbol of that i have seen is here on the streets of caen, a city that was occupied by german forces. and today, just down the road from here, there are flags flying on pendants. fourflights, the british, the american, the french and the german flags. matthew price in caen, thank you. that's all from normandy for now. i'll be back before the end of the programme. now it's over to george with the rest of the day's news. the car maker ford has confirmed plans to close its engine plant in bridgend in south wales next year. the company blamed huge changes in the industry and insisted the decision was not connec

the french president emmanuel macron will make the introductions. you talked about the president alongside british prime minister theresa may. german chancellor angela merkel over the last 24 hours or so. so i do think that based on the remarks that we're seeing so far, the president will want to strike that note of unity and hearken back to what happened here on these beaches, on this shoreline 75 years ago during this epic clash between democracies and dictatorships, when troops serving various countries came together, sacrificed their lives in many cases in order to protect those democracies. president trump will talk about those alliances. and frankly, that is a message that will be welcome to other european nations here, particularly, for example, to macron, to may who want to show the president and to hear from the president that he understands how important that bond is, and those traditional alliances that post-world order, if you will. the president on his way to the plane to head over to where we are, because remember, he overnighted in ir

presidents tromp and emmanuel macron are among the world leaders gathered to pay their respects. herewith you are over 60 veterans who landed on d—day. our debt to you is everlasting. today we express our undying gratitude. the skies over normandy are filled with red white and blue as they fly past by the red arrows marks the battle that turned the war. the ceremonies continue. this is the scene atjuno beach where canadian soldiers made la ndfall beach where canadian soldiers made landfall on d—day. and giving pictures from the past new life. we speak to the women injecting colour into d—day photographs. hello and welcome to the programme. iam hello and welcome to the programme. i am matthew price in northern france. jane o'brien is in washington, dc and today, world leaders and veterans have been gathering here in normandy in france to commemorate the events of 75 yea rs to commemorate the events of 75 years ago today. the d—day landings. the allied attempt and ultimate result, the victory of taking control of western europe from german nazi hands. today at the american cemetery

in the last half an hour, the prime minister, theresa may, and french president, emmanuel macron, and larger permanent memorial. as tim muffett reports, it will eventually form part of a larger permanent memorial which will stand over this stretch of coast, codenamed gold beach. the sea was red with human blood. as an 18—year—old sapper with the royal engineers, harry was amongst the first to land on gold beach on d—day. i can't forget and i don't want anyone else to forget my mates that really paid the full price. now 93, harry's most recent mission has been to raise money for a memorial in normandy, honouring the 22,000 troops under british command who died. the americans have a big memorial to the glorious dead at omaha. they've got another one atjuno for the canadians, but we haven't had a memorial, which is sad, really. how much have you raised? £9,000. not bad for a silly old bloke like me at 93. thank you very much. the money harry's been raising has gone towards this. when i first got asked to do this, i felt an enormous sense of responsibility. we're in hampshire, where the f

emmanuel macron and the legendary sir elton john.s farewell yellow brick road world tour, but before he departs the country, he picked up france's highest civilian award, the legion of honour. i have a huge love affair with france. i have a house here, i have always loved coming here. i love the french culture of life and the french people. and as a musician, to receive this award on the day of the festival musqie d'music makes it even more special. fit for a queen, the ceremony was held at the elysee palace, the president describing him as a melodic genius, but also paying homage to his lifelong work championing gay rights and raising billions of dollars to ending the plight of hiv/aids. translation: we have to continue to finance the research to finance treatments and to continue to allow access to treatments for everyone, and so this commitment to music and the fight against aids has been your entire life, dear elton. the top accolade comes life, dear elton. the top accolade co m e5 less life, dear elton. the top accolade comes le

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further details of the third program >>> president trump is due in normandy this hour to join emmanuel macron and theresa may to commemorate the d-day landings >>> well, let's get right in to one of the top corporate stories of the day and that is around fiat chrysler. as you can see here beside me, the feuate shares are opening 0.5% and that's after the merger was abandoned they suggested to renault. they blamed the french government for thwarting the deal and saying that political conditions in france would not create an environment where the deal could take place. now, this would have created the third largest automaker in the world. so now investors asking what happens now for fiat chrysler? and i'm very pleased to say that we have a guest joining us in auto -- an auto expert to help us make sense of this news so we have got anna marie baisden. thank you for joining us this morning. so we have now heard that the deal fell apart due to the french government really meddling here. first question to you, is the deal really dead >> hi, joanna. i think it is. it was always going to be difficult

emmanuel. pres. macron: thank you, donald. pres. trump: thank you very much. i will say we had great success working together, too. whether it is the caliphate or it was a couple of other things we did militarily, and you know what i am talking about. the military is excellent. my people report back. absolutely is excellent. they work very well together. this was a very special day and i want to thank you for inviting me. this was something that was -- we read about it all of our lives. normandy. and there were those who say it was the most important ever, not just at that time, but ever. and to be a part of it, and to 75 years was5 -- very, very special. i very much appreciate it. i met some great people today, some tremendous people, from very brave people. and i look forward to coming back. hopefully over the years, we will be coming back, but it is a very special place. it is an amazing place. it is somewhere when you think of those places of great importance. this is certainly one of the top. in the eyes of some, it is the top because of what it meant in

at 8:00 p.m., president trump and first lady melania trump joined president emmanuel macron for the d-day ceremony. watch it on american history tv on c-span three. today marks the 75th anniversary of d-day. there was a ceremony today with world war ii veterans. >> good morning. on behalf of the friends of the national world war ii memorial, welcome to the national world war ii memorial as we commemorate and from ever the 75th anniversary of d-day and the battle of normandy, operation overlord. to all of our world war ii oferans, we owe a debt gratitude in their service to our country. a special thanks to special groups with us today. b 26 marauder historical society. we welcome the veterans, guardi ans, staffs, and their families. also joining us are students from sulkstan middle school, minnesota.elk river, [applause] the nationalf world war ii memorial ask a mission is to preserve the national memory of world war ii and so for friends it is especially gratifying to see young people taking part in this special event and showing an interest in learning from our greatest generation. i am

at 8:00 p.m., president trump and first lady melania trump joined president emmanuel macron for the d-dayeremony. watch it on american history tv on c-span three. today marks the 75th anniversary of d-day. there was a ceremony today with world war ii veterans. >> good morning. on behalf of the friends of the national world war ii memorial, welcome to the national world war ii memorial as we commemorate and from ever the 75th

up on love. >> president trump is set to receive a new friendship tree from french president emmanuel macronromised to send the new oak tree after the tree he gave him during last year's state visit died. he says the death of the tree does not symbolize the topsy-turvy relationship between the two countries. >> trevor: un-uh, macron. you said that tree was a metaphor, so then it's a metaphor. yeah. you can't now say the tree was just a tree. that's not how symbols work. it's like in grade school, when you and your best friend get friendship bracelets, yeah, and 10 years later, he's not wearing it because he got married and his wife thinks it's weird. you know what's weird, kevin? you deserting your best friend! ( laughter ) and, yeah, it is a little sad the friendship tree died, but at the same time, it did last longer than most people do in trump's white house. so that's impressive. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, give it up for that tree. i bet-- i bet this time macron's going to give trump better instructions on how to keep the tree alive. he's going to be like, "okay, this time, donald, yo

speaking we are seeing pictures of donald trump and the first lady meeting the french president, emmanuel macrons marching from bayeux cathedral to the cemetery and we will bring you those pictures of events in northern france as we speak. i willjust bring in ruth sitting alongside me, ifi bring in ruth sitting alongside me, if i may. you talked about your uncle joe and your dad, if i may. you talked about your unclejoe and your dad, bill. if i may. you talked about your uncle joe and your dad, bill. what did they do? bill vernon, my dad, was 20 years of age and he was a radio operator on board a monitor whose role was to bombard coastal batteries to make it safe for the quys batteries to make it safe for the guys to get on the beaches. he was attached to an american deployment. his ship went to utah beach. at the same time, further along the coast, his 19—year—old brotherjoe, a private number three commando, he landed safely on sword beach and fight its way inland and there was a rendezvous of the troops further inland. his section were walking through a field which had been waterlogged by the

that was 10 pm local time very late he had a face to face get together with the french president emmanuel macron and the mood there was perhaps just as warm as in the room where donald trump and vladimir putin sat down and emmanuel macron began. greeting his russian counterparts in russian. while another highlight of these talks between vladimir putin and a man drawn was when the french leader. reacted to an interview that mr putin gave to the financial times where he said that the idea of a liberal democracy was out of date emanuel macron believes that they can still have a conversation about it and that model is pretty much alive so definitely a very busy day for the russian leader here at the g. 20 in osaka the 1st day as wrapped up yeah wrapping up on the ventral day for a selfish g. 20 are to. get some rest will do it all again tomorrow. well another meeting the g. 20 through attention on friday was the father were putin the british prime minister trees i mean let's take a look out that it was the 1st time they had held talks since the nerve agent attack against the scrawls in march 28th on

the president of france, emmanuel macron, the first lady, bridgette macron, landing here to thank the americans, the allied troops, for liberating france. greeting president trump and first lady melania trump, the two world leaders would take to the stage with those world war ii veterans. among them, so many of the veterans we have followed. president macron walking up to stan friday from pennsylvania. president trump with vincent unger from florida. moments later, it was the french president shaking vinnie's hand. president trump greeting jack claiborne from tennessee. and there was harold himmelsbach on the left, raised in yakima, washington. and when the crowd gathered here saw the veterans' faces on those big screens, the swelling applause. and then, the standing ovation. president macron saying france has not forgotten. >> we know what we owe to you, veterans. our freedom. on behalf of my nation, i just want to say thank you. >> and president trump, who singled out so many of the world war ii heroes onhand, telling them this. >> you are the pride of our nation. you are the glory

james: it is all too much for emmanuel macron, the president of france. arguing precioply the site case to japan's prime minister shinzo abe. pres. macron: if we don't go far ough with our climate ambitions, we are holding the summit for nothing. prime minister abe and i care about the g20 and are fighting to have an ambitious text. james: over the next days and nights in aka, while some city life goes on as normal, world leaders and their teams will be struggling to find common ground. their japanese hosts really worry the global order m d be breakin. >> we saw the internationalun coy divided up into certain blocks before world war ii, and it did not help the world economy. i think we need to be united, we need to cooperate, and not just economically, but politically. james: at a time when the international system seems to be under almost unprecedented strain, japan would love nothing more than to be seen emerging from the summit as some sort of peacemaker. r t the divisions between donald trump in particud much of the rest of the world are so deep, over

emmanuel macron has appeared to met unfortunate demise.ise building in midtown new york city. this is the city live -- seen york city. this is the city live -- seen live in the city right now. she was telling us about the bad weather and just how rainy and miserable is in new york city. what we hear is it was trying to land on a building this helicopter i would think low to seventh ave but that is where it has york fire department sent this tweet... andrew cuomo spoke to reporters a few moments ago stop with this is very preliminary introvert nation —— information. the fire department is on scene and they are responding with preliminary information is that there was a helicopter that made a forced landing, an emergency landing, or landed on the roof of the building for one reason or another. there was a fire that happened when the helicopter hit the roof. people who were in the building said they felt that the building said they felt that the building shake. the fire department believes the fire is under control. there may have been casual

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donald trump and vladimir putin sat down and emmanuel macron began by greeting his russian counterpart in russian. well another highlight of these talks between lot of. drawn was when the french leader we acted to an interview that mr putin gave to the financial times where he said that the idea of a liberal democracy was out of date. believes that they can still 1 have a conversation about it and the model is pretty much alive so definitely a very busy day for the russian leader here at the g. 20 in. the 1st day has wrapped up. in there another meeting drawing a lot of attention on friday was of course that a lot of the british prime minister to resign may it was the 1st time that. since that nerve agents attack against the script and march 28th team the unease was pretty evident as a grim faced shook hands with the russian president is a quick look at some of the other body language we've seen so far at the fore. police. believe. me. you can pick out you can pick up on how relaxed are together how tense they are together so we can definitely see a whole bunch of things happening we c

along the coast, at ver—sur—mer, theresa may and emmanuel macron saw the foundation stone laid for al in honour of the 22,000 british—led troops who died in the normandy campaign. the faces around them, a reminder that wars between nations, between ideologies, are fought by individuals, that this war was fought by these men. if one day can be said to have determined the fate of generations to come, in france, in britain, in europe and the world, that today was the sixth of june 1944. europe and the world, that today was the sixth ofjune1944. george the sixth ofjune 1944. george batts, d—day veteran, the sixth ofjune1944. george batts, d—day veteran, rose to remember them. none of them wanted to be part of another war. when freedom had to be fought for abandoned, they thought. they were soldiers of democracy. they were the men of d—day and to them, we owe our freedom. last post plays. at bayeux cathedral, those who never returned from the normandy beaches were honoured by veterans and leaders from the commonwealth in a service of remembrance. the prince of wales paying tribute alongsi

. >> president trump and melania trump joint emmanuel macron -- join emmanuel macron for the d-day ceremonywatch sunday starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. once, tv was simply three giant networks and a government supported service called pbs, then in 1979 a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea, let viewers decide all on their own what was important to them. c-span opened the doors to washington policymaking for all to see, bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. in the age of power to the people, this was true power people. in the 40 years since, the landscape has clearly changed. there is no monolithic media, broadcasting has given way to narrowcasting, but c-span's big idea is more relevant today than ever. no government money supports as he spent. it is funded as a public -- c-span. it is funded as a public service. c-span is your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. in 1944, jack lieb, a cameraman for the news of the day newsreel was assigned to cover the d-day invasion in 1944. he shot color

not from the same party as emmanuel macron but emmanuel macron could see him as acceptable.ble. a plan bfora could see him as acceptable. a plan b for a lot of leaders of the european union. you described the fine balance involved in feeling these top jobs but one of the policy areas that were supposed to be discussed has been climate change. that seems to have been a real failure in terms of getting some sort of consensus? yes, it has been very difficult to find consensus today on policy issues. climate change is one of the key areas. european leaders wanted to find an agreement on agreeing to go towards agreement on agreeing to go towards a carbon neutral economy by the year 2050. they agreed on the language but not on the key object. the polish prime minister notably opposed this and said this was detrimental to the polish economy but we have seen other disagreements or inability to reach consensus in the last few days and one of the issues that were supposed to be on the agenda today was the opening of a about two parties wanting to enter the eu. because france and the n

. >> bernard, what does it mean for emmanuel macron, the great liberal hope of europe?he in a paralyzed holding pattern, or can he aggressively continue to try to implement the vision that he campaigned on for a renewed france? >> i think that the result of this election is not so bad for macron. and even it is good, it is good for two reasons. number one because the far right did not get the success that they hoped. of course, they are ahead. but much less than they were hoping, number one. number two, it is clearer and more and more clear in france that they are not just to the right but worse. one example, the day of the result, the head of the marie le pen party went on screen of the biggest television in france, close to a neo-nazi, white supremacies, nostalgic of naziism on tv. and number three, which may be the more imperfect, in the next european parliament emmanuel macron will be in the position of the center. and i can tell you, fareed, i had the chance with ann applebaum and other writers to be hosted by lunch by emmanuel macron two days before the election.

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theresa may and emmanuel macron will lay a foundation stone for a new memorial and prince charles willake part in and prince charles will take part in a memorial service to honour those who died. lucy williamson there. in a moment, we'll have the news where you are, but we'll leave you here in portsmouth with a reminder of today's memorable events, when we paid tribute to all those who took part in the d—day landings three—quarters of a century ago. good night. i was terrified, i think everyone was. you don't show it, but it is there. i look back on it as a big pa rt there. i look back on it as a big part of my life. it changed me in a way. the tide has turned. the freemen of the world are marching together for victory. that morning they said, we are going to give you live and your munition and this is the real thing. it live and your munition and this is the realthing. it was live and your munition and this is the real thing. it was an live and your munition and this is the realthing. it was an horrendous inferno to go into. just over 17 on that day. but we were in trouble and like ev

. >> and at 8 p.m., president trump and first lady melania trump join french president emmanuel macron for the d-day 75th anniversary ceremony. watch sunday, starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. sunday on q&a blues musician davis talks about his book "clandestine relationships" where he details befriending ku klux klan members. and convinces them to leave the organization. >> he was wearing fatigues with the blood drop emblem right here. and the initials k.k.k. right here on his chest, embroidered across his beret, were knights of theof the ku klux klan. he came in. and he was followed right behind him by mr. kelly, the grand dragon in a dark blue suit and tie. when the knight hawk entered the room and turned the corner and saw me he just froze. and mr. kelly bumped into his back because the guy was stopped short. they stumbled. regained their balance, looking all around the room. i knew what they were thinking. they were thinking, you know, either the death clerk gave -- the desk clerk gave them the wrong room number or this was an ambush. i went like this

the president of france, emmanuel macron, the first lady, bridget macron, landing here to thank the americanslied troops, for liberating france. greeting president trump and first lady melania trump, the two world leaders would take to the stage with those world war ii veterans, among them so many of the veterans we have followed. president macron walking up to stan friday from pennsylvania. president trump with vince unger from florida. moments later it was the french president shaking vinny's hand. president trump greeting jack claiborne from tennessee. and when the crowd gathered here, saw the veterans' faces on those big screens, a swelling applause. and then a standing ovation. president macron saying, france has not forgotten. >> we know what we owe to you veterans. our freedom. on behalf of my nation, i just want to say thank you. >> reporter: and president trump who singled out so many of the world war ii heroes on hand telling them this -- >> you're the pride of our nation. you are the glory of our republic. and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> reporter: and then that r

well it supposed to be one of the big issues here and certainly the french president, emmanuel macronresident, emmanuel macron, who arrived injapan yesterday had a meeting with the emperor and the prime minister in tokyo. he has been putting very, very hard for this g20 to have a commitment, a recommitment of the g20 members to the paris accords signed back in 2015. he said yesterday that he may not sign up to tomorrow's declaration if it is not in their stop but we know already that us president donald trump is absolutely not omitted to the paris climate protocols and so it seems unlikely that there will be any agreement here. 0k, rupert. you very much. —— thank you very much. the plight of so many migrants from central america risking their lives to try to cross illegally into the united states has been thrown into sharp focus this week. the image of oscar ramirez and his daughter, face—down in a river after they drowned trying to cross into the united states has shocked the world. he was trying to find a better life for his family from el salvador. it is central america's smallest

there's a live picture of president trump and the french president, emmanuel macron, walking in normandyce. because 75 years ago today, 160,000 troops stormed five different beaches in france. it was the beginning of the end of world war ii. thousands lost their lives and today world leaders like trump, macron and others are there to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day if the president does stop and make some comments of note, we will of course bring those to you. >>> hadley gamble is joining us with more on this historic day hadley. >> good morning, brian right indeed, it is in fact a momentous and historic day this is about honoring the past and also spinning it forward, about securing the future. that walk between u.s. president trump and the french president as well. they're expected to have a bilateral meeting later on today. i want to walk you through what we're seeing on the ground as many as 30,000 people are going to be filing through this american cemetery here in normandy over the next couple of days they'll be commemorating as you say the allied expeditionary forces tha

. >> at the ceremony, french president emmanuel macron awarded five american veterans the legion of honor, france's highest distinction. >>> time now 6:04. police in san jose, searching for a gunman in an overnight homicide. just after midnight, an officer was on patrol near mcginness avenue and story road and heard gunfire. police quickly found the shooting victim who died there at the scene. it was not far from a school. investigators are still out there, looking for the shooter. >>> and santa rosa police are asking for help. they want to find a gunman who shot three people at a santa rosa park. hundreds of people neared the soccer fields of jacobs park, when the shooting occurred. ktvu's allie rasmus is in santa rosa now. and one of the victims is a 10- year-old boy. allie? >> yes. and santa rosa police say the 10-year-old boy who was hit by the gunfire is expected to survive. a 40-year-old man who was one of the coaches was also shot. but he is expected to be okay. but police say a 20-year-old man who was hit in this gunfire yesterday, he does have life- threatening injuries. we're wa

not from the same party as emmanuel macron but emmanuel macron could see him as acceptable.european union. still to come: fears of a measles epidemic in madagascar after an outbreak claim more than a thousand lives, most of them children. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. wha