al jazeera dana lewis is in london, and what's the reaction you are hearing from leaders? >> david, i spoke to a western diplomate that told us this is frightening it is the complete free flow of arms and extremist through syria to iraq and iran, and it is about to get far worse before it gets better. he said the region is crumbling to use his words. fleeing for their lives they lack food, and money, and care, and there's no idea of when to go america, and even people in iraq have been stocking up on food and fuel expecting the worst. brings train is ruling out any kind of military involvement, in the situation. we are not contemplating assistance from the u.k., i commented this morning nah we with will consider we with are considering what we with can do to relieve the humanitarian pressures. caused by the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people. that is something the u.k. is well with placed to provide. >> it is an issue for leaders to deal with this brock. and they need to a police solution for shiite sunnies and curds to work together, and he is clearly hinting

clear for paratroopers and pilots on whiskey 7, then and now. >> a view from the skies from al jazeera's dana lewis in france. and a final salute now to and from a missing d day vet. when 89-year-old bernard jordan disappeared from his retirement home, the word went out to police. but jordan jumped on board a bus of veterans headed to noormt. normandy. he promised he will get back home safely. >>> we'll follow up on the search for relisha, a little girl missing for 100 days from a d.c. homeless shelter. who is looking for relatisha? >>> if you want to hear more about our stories, log on to aljazeera.com/america the tonight. we'll have more next time. time. been connected before. it's a new approach to journalism. this is an opportunity for americans to learn something. we need to know what's going on around the world. we need to know what's going on in our back yard and i think al jazeera does just that. >> as the world marks 70 years since d-day the u.s. and russia try to warm frosty relations. >>> high profile journalist gets high in colorado on edible marijuana. raising questions about its dange

clear for paratroopers and pilots on whiskey 7, then and now. >> a view from the skies from al jazeera's dana lewis in france. and a final salute now to and from a missing d day vet. when 89-year-old bernard jordan disappeared from his retirement home, the word went out to police. but jordan jumped on board a bus of veterans headed to noormt. normandy. he promised he will get back home safely. >>> we'll follow up on the search for relisha, a little girl missing for 100 days from a d.c. homeless shelter. who is looking for relatisha? >>> if you want to hear more about our stories, log on >> tomorrow on the stream. the superstars. >> i love the underdog role, it's us against the world. we have this fight and this pride to play for the country. >> pushing for success. >> we've gone so far forward, the game's really really grown. >> gaining popularity. >> people are crazy for it. >> is now the time for u.s. soccer? >> anything is possible. i believe that this u.s. team, we can beat anybody. >> the stream, tomorrow 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. . >> well, here we are right back where we star

dana lewis, al jazeera, sword beach, normandy. >> we'll take you to the celebration of allied troops, in our next half hour. >> we should have the option to conceal or openly carry. >> some gun owners don't agree. >>> plus the fastest internet service in the country is not in silicon valley. we'll tell you where it is. >> you might be surprised to learn where to find the fastest internet speeds in the country. in one city in tennessee, residents can now download a movie in just seconds and that technology is luring businesses from all over the country. jonathan martin reports. >> with an appalachian mountain backdrop, scenic rail system, and now an ultrahigh speed internet service. >> it's about 100 times faster than the national average. >> reporter: is driving growth in this small tennessee city. >> it's so much easier than anywhere else to do anything. >> one gigabyte per second, that's 40 times faster than cities like new york and on par with hong kong which has the fastest in the world. >> we have brand he our community as the gig-city, the first city to have a gig. >> chattanoog

dana lewis, al jazeera in perlin, switzerland. >> tomorrow, guns in israel, we'll have an in depth reporton the debate happens right now in israel. >>> general motors had another voluntary three million recall, of vehicles for ignition systems. the defect could cause the car to suddenly lose power. deadly storms sweeping through the mirrored west tonight. tornadoes, two tornadoes touched down in nebraska. left one dead, 16 more critically injured. the governor has declared a state of emergency. storms are expected to continue throughout night. our meteorologist kevin corriveau has been tracking and joins us with more. kevin. >> very impressive video out of nebraska. i'm going to show you the storm, here you see the storm moving to parts of wisconsin, we'll get to that in just a moment. i want to take you back to parts of nebraska, stanton, nebraska where a double tornado was video taped. you don't often see that. these tornadoes were in a very rural area. no one was hurt, no one was damaged in this area. unfortunately, a little further to the northeast, and pigler, this is what it looked

dana lewis, al jazeera, sword beach, normandy. >> near houston the french government awarded the legion of honor to 36 u.s. veterans. heidi zhou-castro reports. >> on d day the u.s.s. texas fired on the hills above utah and omaha beach, ig giving cover to thousands of troops on the beach below. the ship remains tranquil, in the houston harbor. but fireman first class howard mills. >> it means everything. it means this was my home for over two years. >> reporter: mills turned 19 years old on d day. he had no idea his birthday present would be the battle of his lifetime. >> i was in turret 5, fifth division. we took care of turret 5. i was a shell handler, a 14 inch shell handler. >> his job was to hoist these 1200 pound shells using this pulley system, to the gun topside. during the normandy invasion he was here for four days straight working without rest. >> so these were the people that were on the beach. and my heart goes out to them. from the standpoint, i had the ship here. i didn't have to suffer like they did. >> reporter: more than 9,000 allied troops were killed or wounded on d

dana lewis, al jazeera in switzerland. >>> that 2001 mass shooting in switzerland lead politicians toor stricter gun laws, but the lobby was defeated. i talked to a man who was injured in that event. >> i was always very critical against guns. i was like most swiss army soldier, but i always knew that arms are dangerous. it didn't change my opinion, but it convinced me to be more active. it gave me more energy to fight for changing the laws. >> so what do you think about america's gun laws? >> well, american gun law are very irresponsible. the high number of deaths every year, shows that there's something totally wrong. the main problem is that the united states, a person, a citizen can have an arm to defend his -- to self defending. in switzerland that -- that is the question of the state, of the police. >> after the mass shooting that you survived in your country, there were a lot of gun rights advocates in this country who said if it can happen in switzerland, it can happen anywhere. what do you say to them? >> we have this tradition that the gun is only to defend your country, but

dana lewis, al jazeera in perlen, switzerland. >>> inisition, people don't have a say about who can orn't own weapons. nick sheeveren reports from jerusaljer u . >> reporter: at the beginning. work week, commuters are armed. this is sunday morning outside of jerusalem's central bus station. soldiers who are off for the weekend are headed back to base traveling on public transport with their 40 millimeter grenade launchers, sniper rifles and m-16. until israel, bearing arms is not a right. if you ask israel's gun sellers, business has never been worse. >> it's very, very hard to get a license. many, many people want to buy it, but they can't. >> the oldest shooting range run byism tzik, today, he is lucky to sell 100. the few customers he has are the only people in israel are the only people allowed to own guns, reserve duty officers, security guards and those in the occupied west bank. >> israel's settler who did not want to share his family name is moving to the states. to it this shop because while he is in the u.s., he is not allowed to keep his gun in his house. he secures it in it