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in a broadcast to the nation at that time, my father, king george vi, said, what is demanded from us is something more than courage and endurance — we need a revival of spirit, a new, and comparable resolve. that is exactly what those brave men brought to the battle as the fate of the world depended on their success. many of them would never return, and the heroism, courage and sacrifice of those who lost their lives will never be forgotten. it is with humility and pleasure, on behalf of the entire country, indeed the whole free world, that i say to you all, thank you. the queen thanking the hundreds of thousands of people involved in d—day. in the air, around 280 paratroopers were dropped into normandy in world war ii—style uniforms, including 130 uk troops from 16 air assault brigade. one 97—year—old d—day veteran also took part, as they recreated the arrival of allied forces. the red arrows were part of a fly—past, beginning in cambridgeshire before travelling all the way to france. that included a spitfire, and they we re that included a spitfire, and they were accompanied by the

steve patterson, nbc news, london >> the full special on king george vi airs wednesday at 9:00, 8:00 central on national geographic. >>> we're back in a moment with some reflections and prayers from members of this community. >>> we are back from virginia beach, a city grappling with the aftermath of yesterday's horrific attack yesterday it occurred, and today i spoke with some longtime members of this community who articulated what so many here are thinking and feeling. ♪ >> moments like that, you see it on the news played out in front of your eyes, and it becomes like a movie or something that's in the distant. but when it homes like this, it's real. >> what prompted you to come here today >> this is our city. this is where i live i'm a pastor and a law enforcement officer. this is my home. you touched my heart when you touched the people of our city this should not happen in virginia beach. it shouldn't happen in any city in the united states of america. sadly, it does. >> i believe that there are some things that you can't do from a distance it's personal. we have to be here we h

a short reading he delivered the d—day address are originally made by his great—grandfather king george vi too busy, too young 01’ not one of us is too busy, too young or too old to play a part in a nationwide, perchance, a worldwide vigil of prayer, as the great crusade sets forth. age means many veterans will mark today's anniversary, a long way, but their thoughts are never far from their thoughts are never far from the beaches. ina the beaches. in a moment that ben will have the weather forecast, before that, in a moment that ben will have the weatherforecast, before that, it's been a day of remembrance and reflection from the dd survivors. the concert and fireworks this evening bringing events to a close —— d—day survivors. let's look back at some of the poignant moments so far. they sing. my my most abiding memory of that day is of seeing our boys and we had been talking the minute before they we re been talking the minute before they were cut down by machine gun fire. they fall into the water for a floating face down, and we could not get them out, we couldn't help them. and that is

on d-day, the queen's beloved father king george vi delivered a stirring national address. nearly five years of toil and suffering, we must renew that crusading impulse on which we entered the war and met its darkest hour. our fight is against evil. and for a world in which goodness and honor may be the foundation of the life of men in every land. this evening we thank god for the brave sons of the united kingdom and the united states who defeated the nazis and the nazi regime and liberated millions from tyranny. the bond between our nations was forever sealed in that great crusade. as we honor our shared victory and heritage, we affirm the common values that will unite us long into the future. freedom, sovereignty, self-determination, the rule of law and reverence for the rights given to us by almighty god. from the second world war to today, her majesty has stood as a constant symbol of these priceless traditions. she has embodied the spirit of dignity, duty and patriotism that beats proudly in every british heart. on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eterna

it is also her talking about her father, george vi. vi was the figurehead. reference because the queen has gone out of her way to remind people he was a figure of immense reassurance for millions during the war, not just the way he and the family stayed in london and conducted themselves. the fact the queen wants to remind people of that because clearly he is a figure she holds an enormous respect and admiration and it was interesting, the tone. the quotes she used, talking about her father making the speech about the need for a revival of spirit. things that perhaps a message he wants to get out now on the back of the state banquet speech and the union of nations and keeping together and staying together. it was lovely when she spoke about my generation, the wartime generation, having resilience. people not expecting to see so many veterans resilience. people not expecting to see so many veterans ten years on when we last saw her playing —— paying tribute in france. this is a nice image, young and old together. really respecting and a

in a broadcast to the nation at that time, my father, king george vi said what is demanded from us georgeon comparable resolve. that is what they brought to the battle as the fate of the world depended on our success. many of them would never return. in the hero wisdom, courage and sacrifice of those who lost their lives will never be forgotten. it is with humility and pleasure on behalf of the entire country, indeed, the whole free world that i say to you all thank you. the queen thanking the hundreds of thousands of people involved in d day. the red arrows soared over the skies in portsmouth in a fly—past, which included an historic spitfire. later they were joined in the sky by the dakota "daks" the planes that dropped the first airborne assault troops in normandy as the invasion got under way. and hundreds of parachutists have simulated jumps on historic landing sights in normandy including a 94—year—old british veteran who took part in the d day landings. back on land the atmosphere of world war ii was recreated through songs, dance and an hour long production told the story of the i

. >> my father king george vi said, what is demanded by us all is something more than endurance. we need a revival of spirit. >> reporter: greeting those humble heroes this time to commemorate the battle that turned the tide in world war ii. the president himself never joined the military but was asked if he wishes he had served >> i was not a fan of that war >> would you minded to serve >> i would not have minded i would have been honored but i think i make up for that now >> and as vocal as he is about it >> she was nasty to me, so vocal. it is not good for me to be nasty back i think she's doin i think he's a terrific guy. the royal family is really nice. >> reporter: after his meeting with his father, prince charles who is passion gnat about climate changeo you believe in climate change >> i believe there is a change in weather and i believe it changes both ways. >>> the white house will resume talks with mexican officials today. president trump isn't backing down from his threat to put a 5% tax on all mexican goods starting on monday unless they can prove they are helping to

. >> my father, king george vi, said, "what is demanded from us all is something more than courage and endurance. we need a revival of spirit." >> reporter: the president and first lady greeting those humble heroes who again made the journey across the atlantic, this time to commemorate the battle that turned the tide in world war ii. the president himself never joined the military, receiving draft deferments during vietnam, but was asked in an interview airing today if he wishes he had served >> i was not a fan of that war that war was not something -- >> would you have liked to have served, generally, perhaps in another -- >> i would not have minded at all. i'd have been honored, but i think i make up for it now. >> reporter: in that sit-down, the president again responded to meghan markle's criticism of him in 2016. >> as with misogynistic as mr. trump is and so vocal about it -- >> she was nasty to me, and it's okay for her to be nasty. it's not okay for me to be nasty for her, and i think she's doing very well. >> reporter: but that never came up with conversations with prince har

my father, king george vi said what is manded from us all is something for than courage and endurance. we need vival of spirit. >> reporter: the president and first lady greeting those humble heroes who again made the journey across the atlantic. this time toco emorate the battle that turned the tide in world war ii. the president himself never joined the tary receiving draft deferments ring vietnam. >> i was not a fan of that war. >> would you like to have served? >> i would have been honored but i make up for it now. >> reporter: in that same sitdown president trump responded to meghan markle's criticism of him in 2016. >> so vocal is about it. about it. was nasty to me. it's okay for her to be nasty. it's not good for me to be nasty to her. i wasn't. in fact, i think she's doing very well. >> reporter: those comments never came up in conversation with her husband prince harry, according to the president. >> i congratulated him and i think he's a yaerrific guy. the rofamily is really nice. >> reporter: even after his meeting with harry's father, prince charles who ssionate about cli

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he has seen photos and various royal family members playing golf, including king george vi, the duke. he has been shown a number of photographs and letters all relating to golf. so, tartan, golf, this is a collection that has been put together at buckingham palace with a view to appealing to president trump, things that he would like to see and would be curious about, and the queen can show him from the royal collection. you can see the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall behind. prince harry behind there as well, also looking around there as well, also looking around the various items and paintings and plates, all with an american connection. of course, the absence of prince harry‘s wife has raised an eyebrow or two. there is a good reason for her not to be here. yes, baby archie is just one—month—old, she is on maternity leave, which is why she has not taken part in this visit. normally, you would expect to see meghan, the duchess of sussex, being an american, meet the president and perhaps be part of the welcoming party and lunch. but her maternity leave means she is ruled out

in a broadcast to the nation at that time, my father, king george vi said what is demanded from us allsomething more than courage and endurance. we need a revival of spirit. that is exactly what those brave men brought to the battle. >> our sons, part of our nation, this day have set on mighty endeavor. a struggle to preserve our republic, our religion and our civilization and to set free a suffering humanity. >> shepard: letters from history and sights and sounds where 75 years ago today, allied troop launched across the channel from normandy, france. d-day. the beginning of the end of nazi germany's occupation of europe. leaders like president trump and queen elizabeth read those wartime letters by f.d.r. and the queen's father, king george. of course, the guests of honor were the heros that were there that day. benjamin hall reporting from portsmouth. >> if you were standing here 75 years ago, the entire area would have been covered in landing craft. thousands of men waiting to make that fateful journey across the english channel to storm the beaches of normandy, scale the cliffs, t

he wants talk to george vi incomplete serious is that that his barre alone was worth three divisions. because soldiers would see it across the field and cry, there is monty then they would become unbeatable. by the way the american naval commander once said that ike's smile was worth six divisions so his smile is twice as important as monty's barre. in some respects i think montgomery was the douglas macarthur of the european war. a man of evident military talents who was a victim of his own unbridled ego, demeanor and a tendency to preen. of course ike worked under macarthur as you will recall. in this as in many other aspects of the campaign he relied on his diplomatic skill and that famous patients both were which much needed in dealing with monty. as an example of how far ike was willing to go for sake of allied units he offered this story at one of the earliest staff meetings. he lit up a cigarette absentmindedly which he did 50 times a day. montgomery did not allow either drinking or smoking within his command at all and he looked up angrily and said who is smoking?. without a w

on d-day, king george vi delivered a stirring national address.nearly five years of toil and suffering, we must renew that crusading impulse on which we entered the war and met its darkest hour. our fight is against evil and for a world in which goodness and honor may be the foundation of the life of men in every land. this evening, we thank god for the brave sons of the united kingdom and the united states who defeated the nazis and the nazi regime and liberated millions from tyranny. the bond between our nations was forever sealed in that great crusade as we honor our shared victory and heritage, we affirm the common values that will unite us long into the future, freedom, sovereignty, self-determination, the rule of law and reference for the rights given to us by almighty god. from the second world war to today, her majesty has stood as a constant symbol of these priceless traditions. she has embodied the spirit of dignity, patriotism that beats proudly in every british heart. on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendshi

on d-day, the queen's beloved father, king george vi delivered a stirring national address.ring, we must renew that crusading impulse on which we entered the war and met its darkest hour. our fight is against evil and for a world in which goodness and honor may be the foundation of the life of men in every land. this evening, we thank god for the brave sons of the united kingdom and the united states who defeated the nazis and the nazi regime and liberated millions from tyranny. the bond between our nations was forever sealed in that great crusade. as we honor our shared victory and heritage, we affirm the common values that will unite us long into future. freedom, sovereignty, self-determination, the rule of law and reference for the rights given to us by almighty god. from the second world war to today, her majesty has stood as a constant symbol of these priceless traditions. she has embodied the spirit of dignity, duty, and patriotism that beats proudly in every british heart. on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitalit

on d-day the queen's beloved father king george vi delivered a stirring national address.arly five years of toil and suffering, we must renew that crusading impulse on which we entered the war and met its darkest hour. from the second world war to today, her majesty stoodconstant symbol of these price less traditions. she has embodied spirit of dignity, duty, patriot system, that beats proudly in every british heart. on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long cherished and truly remarkable reign of her majesty, the queen. thank you. ♪ ♪.

on d-day the queen's beloved father king george vi delivered a stirring national address. that day he said, after nearly five years of toil and suffering we must renew crusading impulse which we entered the war and meet it in its darkest hour. our fight is against evil, a fight which may be the foundation of men in every land. this evening we thank god for the brave sons of the united kingdom and united states, who defeated the nazi's and the nazi regime, the bonds of our nation were forever sealed in that great crusade as we honor our shared victory and heritage, we affirm the common values that will unite us long into the future, freedom, sovereignty, self-determination, the rule of law and reference for the rights given to us by all mighty god. from the second world war to today, her majesty has stood as a constant symbol of these priceless traditions. she has embodied the spirit of dignity, duty and patriotism that beats proudly in every british heart. on behalf of all americans i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations and to

i saw him leaning into the images, a photograph of king george vi arriving at the u.s. tol building, a bound set of roosevelt speeches presented to king george. these are key artifacts in the british election, but obviously very close to the president's heart as well, the united states' heart as well. it really is about trying to find the common links. this is what the queen is there for. she won't be too concerned about the political shenanigans here in the united kingdom. it's pretty clear british politics is broken right now. this is when she needs to step up and represent the country, show continuity, represent the united kingdom and place it within history and not caught up in the here and now and avoiding letting current problems and tensions play into the wider narrative between the two countries. he's also looking up there to this very famous -- arguably the finest art collection in the world which belongs to the queen, hanging there in the picture gallery in buckingham palace. a hugely impressive room. i'm sure donald trump is very impressed by it. you can see i

in a short reading, he delivered the d—day address originally made by his great grandfather, king george vis too busy, too young or too old to play a part in a nationwide, perchance a worldwide, vigil of prayer as the great crusade sets forth. applause. age means many veterans will mark the anniversary a long way from normandy, but their thoughts are never far from the beaches. sarah walton, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... hundreds of veterans gather in normandy for a day of commerative events, honouring those who helped liberate europe and change the course of world war ii. the prime minister gives her thanks to the veterans, and tells them june 6th 1944 was a day when they helped build a better world. ford confirms it is closing its engine plant in bridgend, putting 1,700 jobs at threat. in sport, raheem sterling is likely to mark his 50th cap with the captain's to mark his 50th cap with the ca ptain's armband as to mark his 50th cap with the captain's armband as england attempt to reach the nations league final. they are playing the netherlands. after a wobbly start, australia sai

on d-day the queen's beloved father king george vi delivered a stirring national address.ter nearly five years of toil and suffering we must renew crusading impulse which we entered the war and meet it in its darkest hour. our fight is against evil, a fight which may be the foundation of men in every land. this evening we thank god for the brave sons of the united kingdom and united states, who defeated the nazi's and the nazi regime, the bonds of our nation were forever

in a broadcast to the nation at that time my father, king george vi, said, what is demanded from us allage and endurance. we need a revival of spirit, a new unconquerable resolve. that is exactly what those brave men brought to the battle as the fate of the world depended on their success. many of them would never return. and the heroism, courage, and sacrifice of those who lost their lives will never be forgotten. it is with humility and pleasure on behalf of the entire country, indeed the whole free world that i say to you all, thank you. [ applause ] >> okay. that was shorter than expected. >> succinct but powerful. >> very powerful. let me quote her. some people predicted that the 70th commemoration would be the last time they were together. she said the wartime generation, my generation, is resilient and i'm happy to be with you today. >> i think she was speaking as much about the d-day survivors as herself. she's been there more so long. 93 years old. what a beautiful moment to watch and to be a part of this morning. >> it's really profound. we'll bring you more of that throughout

russia has suspended flights to george vi lim protests in the capital tbilisi sparked by the visit of for russian problem the opposition has accused the government of being too friendly with moscow . police in hong kong ever moved some of the barriers put in front of their headquarters by protesters still angry about an extradition bill the demonstrators want an apology from the police after they used tear gas and rubber bullets during massive protests last week. in indonesia these 30 people have died in a fire at a house being used as a matchstick factory it happened in the north have been dry several children are among the dead. at least 7 people are dead and more than 20 are being treated in hospital after a bomb blast that is in the iraqi capital of baghdad many of the injured are in a serious condition those are the headlines inside stories coming up next. will the u.s. attack iran there is intense debate in washington following the dunning of a u.s. drone donald trump accuses tehran of making a big mistake iran says the u.s. violated itself so what does this mean for the already

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charting uk american relations, all the way from george iii through to some rather sweet pictures of george vicond world war. it was a very carefully themed exhibition, but know, a lively scene. then bringing up the rear, some of the younger members of the family, in the duke of sussex and the duke of york, escorting the president's daughter, yvonne got trump and her husband jared, so it was informal. as things go, it was pretty informal. it was very convenient, a lot of talk about the pictures on the wall, because it actually took place in the queen's picture gallery, and obviously the queen sees these pictures every day, but the president was very struck by rembrandt that was in there, and asked a little more detail on that. it is certainly all seeming to go, the diplomats i think, must be very happy with the way it's all going so far. the author robert harmon there who has written plenty of books on the queen. as we've seen, today has been very much focused on the ceremonial aspects of the visit, with the visit to westminster abbey to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown warrior earlier,

i spoke to someone who stood on the deck with king george v, speaking to king george vi, those sailorst history in the classroom, they have met somebody involved in that. when young sailors have lessons in that sort of military aspect of the history, where it does d—day feature? does it feature in terms of logistics? we all think of the soldiers but of course there was a massive back—up operation. yes, of course there was. it royal navy has a proud and illustrious history. d—day is significant for us. that royal navy, including the royal marines, played a huge part. that initial wave then had to be supported. the beach had had to be supported. the beach had had to be established. and then the break—outs, and beyond, and into germany. the logistics, the chain behind that. the innovation. the pipeline under the ocean. the fuel line that ran from here all the way over to the normandy beaches, just to fuel the tracks. never mind the amount of food and ammunition that had to go as well. miss it was a pleasure to meet you, thank you to much. we will have plenty more from portsmouth throughou

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