in may, units moved out and s.nverged on embarkation port's legions we did behind -- hitler's legionshind guns. obstacles andter other devices cluttered the coast. designed to impede the momentum of allied landings. the german general staff stationed 60 divisions in france, but there was a major oh weakness in the defense, -- major weakness in the defense, the law. they were cuts a point -- concentrate on two points. two beaches. on june 5,er doc 1944, first army paratroopers from the 82nd and 100 forced -- 101st airborne division's board of their aircraft. not a single man had ever parachuted into action. the main assault got underway immediately after a devastating shore bombardment. [explosions] 29th divisions assaulted the beach while other --isions drove in utah beach and on utah beach. offshore, general radley were needed operations during the early, critical hours. ♪ as the assault cut through nazi equipmentmore men and poured onto the beaches. behind the beaches, bordering the fields, or the hedgerows. each one was a potential death trap. the enemy made use of these barriers a

this is the inner loop before the american legion bridge. looks like we have rain falling right now, just adding to that problem. this is an overturned vehicle. now we have the response here on the scene. you can see we're only getting by on the left side of the road. inner loop here, american legion bridge. allow extra time if that's your route this morning. capitol heights, outer loop, a crash reported there. look at the beltway. it is really slow at this point this morning. at's because in part of all of this rain that's falling. this is where that problem is, inner loop at the american legion bridge. that heavy band is coming throug right now. fairfax, eastbound 66 beforthe beltway, broken down dump rruck on theight side. triangle northbound5 at 619, crash reported there. as we zoom in just a little bit, alexandria northbound 5 before duke, left lane blocked by a crash there. travel time, 66 and 95 both slow, probably because of that rain. 270 and the topf the ltway, same situation. going just about 25 to 30 miles per hour. remember to l

this is why these two gentlemen are being awarded from the american legion. it was a split award.y. i wouldn't have split it. matt received the award up in sacramento and both matt and steve are receiving the award locally in san francisco. both as firefighters and firefighters/paramedic of the year. let me read. i want to get it all in. in the early morning hours of september 20th, 2017, a year ago, as engine 43 arrived on scene of what was described as a call for medical aid, the officer reported that a residential structure was heavily involved with fire, flames blowing out of the front windows the second floor of a two-storey building. as the crew put on equipment, a teenage boy approached matt lane advising him his parents were still in the house. firefighters lane asked for a location, which the young man was able to provide. as lane and keller quickly deployed a ready line and entered the building to search for the parents they heard a live wire fall between them and the firen again. firefighters keller waited for the water supply to begin fire suppression operations. lane

. >> north of the american legion:2 it 1. >> north of the american legion:2 it 1. still back after this weome to change.s care. just because it'ver been done, doesn't mean we can't do it. just because it hasn't been seen, doesn't mean we can't envision it. we are uncommon to the core. we are upmc. i waso i'mto doctor, getting to work early. now i have aeneral practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened theyl cod lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have . ben is a national ader wh s protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. he's my friend ben. api >> rail service may make getting to and from workears earsier paul wiedefeld wants to keep it the same and expand rail service and creat a flat rate on weekends and extend certain lines and make t allras eight cars long. >> i think from the customer perspective these are are things i heard repeatedl as you know. we had to focus

today, the british legion launches its poppy appeal.rks the launch of the royal british legion's poppy appeal. what idiot it is and what a sight this is. it's some six metres high, this installation. look around here because there are a number of threads that lead up to it. each has a quote inspired by or spoken by vetera ns a quote inspired by or spoken by veterans from previous conflicts. this one here says, their flowers, the tenderness of patient minds, and each slow dusk are drawing down of lines. similar installations will be unveiled today around the uk. the idea is to show how the legacy of conflict is woven into the fabric of society. that's the british legion's description. let's walk appear because it's quite a spectacular sight. from now until november 11, armistice day, these will become a very familiar sight, the poppy poignant and so identifiable right across the world. we'll talk to some vetera ns across the world. we'll talk to some veterans later on and also to the british legion about this particular installation and

[applause] ♪ >> on election night 1948, herbert brownell and a legion of newsmen continued to cite publicpinion of polls that said thomas e. dewey would be the next president of the united states. only harry truman and the american people disagreed. they refused to accept the standstill philosophy of tom dewey or the southern mandates of third-party candidate strom thurmond. 1968 is beginning to look like 1948 all over again. hubert humphrey has stepped in to harry truman's boots, while dick nixon and george wallace are wearing the boots of thomas dewey and strom thurmond. the choice seems very much of the same. ♪ democratic campaign began when humphrey clearly and firmly told his a staff where he stands on the issues. vice president humphrey: i want him to argue about my ideas, because when they start, they are you respect. they may not vote for you, but you've got them on the substantive argumentative line, and that is what i want. not whether he is old hat, new hat whether he can be his own , man and all that cheap journalistic bunk. let's get this argument elevated. we've just got to

summer was good for grapes witness expecting of the total harvest to be almost eleven million heck to legions that makes it the largest harvest in almost twenty years for the german wine and. it's not just the volume that's record breaking the quality is expected to be also especially high due to the warm sun sunny summer weather that continued for weeks on it to consumers and the forwards of fruity well rounded whites and full bodied collared reds. before our one of those want to talk to a german his from the german wine institute and joins us now from mines on the banks of the river ride the heartland of german riesling was there was a long dry period not enough rain how is that beneficial for any plant. owner we had to really try some of but the grapes they have roots that go down to ten metres into the earth and we had a fortunately quite wet winter so the grapes could get these water reserves and yes we have really exceptional and quality this year how does that go together yield and quality good. yes this is for the experts quite astonishing that the grapes could get so that's not that

this year the royal british legion is hoping to raise £59 million to help soldiers, veterans and their. lauren moss, reporting from greenwich. thank you. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker.

i got in touch with the british legion, through being a member, and had a look into it.it. so we went out to the somme, we had four days out there, they sent a quy had four days out there, they sent a guy who did a lot of family history for me. they kindly gave up their free time to look at the whole thing. it was a real learning process. we've got pictures of the medals your great—grandfather one, from those you learn a lot about where it was, it is what he took part in. it is harrowing to think that if you look at them, places like cheap file, the number are staggering. hundreds of thousands of men on one day. families or received that information, relatively at the same time. it doesn't bear thinking about. when my regiment last guys in afghanistan it was horrible for everybody. the guys on the ground, the guys back at home and their families. you can't imagine what it was like for swedes of guys from one regiment to go at the same time. your father was also military man, that must mean an awful lot to someone that must mean an awful lot to someone like you, because y

twenty sixteen then saudi interior minister mohammed bin nayef was awarded the prestigious french legion honor for his support in fighting is the most extremism. as minister of the interior been naive had been responsible for hundreds of executions the french media dubbed the award the legion of dishonor. the troubling question going to be certain to everyone knows that saudi arabia is not a democracy because it's an authoritarian regime under the rule of a clan comprised of several families. human rights violations carried out in saudi arabia are very well documented. why would you want on a country as waging a brutal war in yemen a more creative so. cheap more. given this the honorary award is truly unlawful and more in tune with the most of the sad because. the french state often sweetens its export deals with political and military favors to foreign governments in late twenty sixteen france even sent in a frigate to provide active support to the saudi blockade of yemen. president michel also maintains a close relationship with the arab royal family one of his first state visits was t

. -- president of the united states. 1948,election night herbert brownell and a legion of newsmen continued to cite public opinion of polls that said thomas e. dewey would be the next president of the united states. only harry truman and the american people disagreed. they refused to accept the standstill philosophy of tom dewey or the southern mandates of third-party candidate strom thurmond. 1968 is beginning to look like 1948 all over again. hubert humphrey has stepped in to harry truman's boots, while dick nixon and george wallace are wearing the boots of thomas dewey and strom thurmond. the choice seems very much the same. the democratic campaign began when humphrey clearly told his staff where he stands on the issues. i wantesident humphrey: them to argue about my ideas when they start arguing about my yous, they may not vote for , but you have them on a substantive argument. that is what i want. not what are these old hat and new hat? let's get this argument elevated. we have to make it crystal clear. andpresident of the u.s. his ambassadors are making a determined, major effort to f

>>> investigators focusing on florida as they look for the bomber who tried to wipe out a legion of political leaders. all have been attacked by the president. >>> and a travel ban of sorts to stop migrants from crossing the border just 11 days to the midterms. >>> drowning in student loans? one state is willing to help you pay them off. just move there. ♪ happy birthday to you >> a special birthday treat for a school custodian who is hearing impaired. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. christine romans will be along shortly. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. october 26th. the president is tweeting up early. we will get to that in a minute. we have looking at the investigation focused on the state of florida. authorities believe several of the pipe bombs mailed to critics of the president and cnn at the postal processing center at opa-locka north of miami. a miami-dade bomb squad called in to help track the packages. >> we continue to advise the american public to be vigilant. further packages have been mailed. these devices should be considered dangerous. >> cnn learned all ten packages w

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hitler's legions waited behind case-mated guns.rwater obstacles, tank traps, and other devices cluttered the coast, designed to impede the momentum of allied landings. the german general staff stationed 60 divisions in france, but there was a major weakness in the defense, the atlantic wall. they were concentrated on two beaches, omaha beach and utah beach. shortly after dark on june 5, 1944, first army paratroopers from the 82nd and 101st airborne division boarded their aircraft. not a single man had ever parachuted into action. ♪ [explosions] the main assault got underway immediately after a devastating shore bombardment. [explosions] the 1st and 29th divisions assaulted omaha beach while the fourth and 90th divisions drove in on utah beach. offshore, general bradley personally coordinated operations during the early, critical hours. ♪ as the assault cut through nazi defenses and moved inland, more men and equipment poured onto the beaches. behind the beaches, bordering the fields, were the hedgerows, each one a potential death t

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their legion, their legion. whether it's a bus transfer, whatever hypothetical, it doesn't matter. fifty years later, a minor crime, you say, the government must come and arrest him. >> i'm not trying to go over the moral to the dude. >> this paragraph, it says, shall be arrested upon release, applies to a person who has been released 50 years the four. what is your position? >> absolutely, this applies regardless. it went to affect 1958. to get into the -- >> let me ask another question. i have the answer to this. my second question is, there is support for your position. in the cases that support it, i thought with a cases that says when the government misses a bail deadline, then you can go ahead and have the bail hearing anyway. when there's a bail deadline, it's because that's not really set about what happens when you miss the bail. the same is true here. that is your strong argument. this is my question. i thought that, is this like those cases? wagot the answer was, well, yes. in a sense. no statement of what happens when you miss the deadline, right there. the government w

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. >>> san francisco's unified new school board president purposely skipping the pledge of a legion answer. instead, he read a quote from maya angelou. a lot of ways to express gratitude and appreciation for the country and its stpepcitized this is how i plan to do it. he was elected new school board president two weeks ago. >>> former 49ers quarterbackwil harvard university. several others will be honored with the w. efe.b. du du du du u he protested police brutality and other social injustice. it includes dave chappelle and pamela joyner. >>> are you looking to be truly terrified this halloween? >>> abc 7 news reporter kate larson was there for the opening night scare. you know what's even scarier? doing a newscast with no audio. >> it's so scary you just look at them and you're already terrified. i hate haunted houses. >> do you? >> i like occasionally going but i get terrified. i grip your arm. you'll have bruises. >> i don't want bruises, so i'm not going with you. >> i'm not a good partner to go with. no. >> let's go over and see if mike has his part of the talking. >> hey, we can he

exceptional stories and discussions anyone will come to their views ethically program life from foreign legion from the uses easy to our website the deputed close match africa join us on facebook at g.w. africa. for. the last gorillas of a room africa's oldest national park because of its immense riches it's also the most endangered. in april twenty twelve wolf once again flared up in north kivu in the eastern democratic republic of congo a rebel group the m twenty three took control of the region including delivering a park. yet another episode in what's often been called the forgotten war in the country. it is claimed six million lives in twenty years. suddenly we heard shots. really ran away and the villagers being shot. they killed my husband and my parents in law all. the treasures of the congo are occurring. at the heart of the seemingly endless war other regions extensive resources it's forests lakes and soils are systematically plundered to finance the slaughter. supermom where mining court on the euro is that dangerous. yes we could die here not going to be. survive the steel the mine

they're saying it doesn't need to be an merge legion type bridge, buthe on montgomery county side of thing, if you look in that section of loudon county, it's very developed. you swing over to montgomery county and it's all agricultural land, it's pristine and for the most part untouched. >> and that's what they want to protect. >> that's been the main sticking point is we're not sticking a freeway through this land we've worked so hd to protect. okay. that's theme ar. but loudon county is saying it doesn't have to be awa fr it can be scaled down. because rht now we're encouraging people to drive down 270, go across the legion bridge and backp route 7 or the dulles toll road or vice versa in these horseshoe shaped connections that don't make sense. we've been talking about this bridge for dehtdes. it me time to put action into plan here. >> we've heard amazon hq 2 come up in this debate. might a new crossing make montgomery county more appealing to amazon? >> i don't thi you can argue it doesn't. one of the things that amazon ir doing and foremost and one of the first things they did

oh look fun you commit only then will shake on you put a bullet in your own little fearful feed on legion than islet crushed from by thought by meat in a yard and draw more than. please demand that your governments help us hold evil criminals and they kill the political masters to account. jamaal been in. focus i was among those if you don't have been found be to go to fiji you are bringing out from that they will receive it looked are often a beating from the german a valid but we don't live in chicago there should be no cover up. jamal was my beloved fiance but he was also a gentle human being a loving man a journalist and a true believer in democracy and freedom in the arab world less demand justice for jamelle and stand up for his ideals. thank you thank you and that there is hope these changes be on sale. and this guy. was killed in the saga consulate which he entered on the second of october a very emotive speech there from his fiance she was visibly moved obviously quite a few times during that speech ended by saying that she wanted everyone there to raise their voices about jamal

>> still quite slow inner loop to the american legion bridge. inner loop near b.w.nd then rain becomes morepr widd. it's mild and muggy already. 77 in washington and take a look. this is tropical storm michael. it's moving upn our direction and will be brought out to sea by a cold hafront. >> you. >>> get the latest news and weather anytime in the nbc washington app. have a great day. >>> good morning, everyone. wac to the show. i'mll megyn millions of people across the southeast are just beginning what is going to be a very long cleanup proceft this historic storm. we're going to discuss it but we have a lotuso di actually. a lot of things to discuss with nbc's keir simmons, oamy holmes and also the host of american ninja warrior. what mess michael was. a lot of people feel like this storm creep up on us. cat 4 on the florida panhandle. we'll begin with

you know it had sights on his legions in the us all his life immuno to always chose to live and work along the north and baltic sea coast. give you. all his life he stayed incredibly close to the sea all he wanted to since this elemental force of the primeval nature of the sea this me of. a million old to hire the ship to take him out during a storm so he could experience its intensity with all his senses the wind nearly blew him away while the waves almost swept him overboard he got just what he wanted the full force of nature. it made such an impression on him that he drew inspiration from it for years the expression is interpretive and reinterpreted the storm at sea over and over with not a speck of land in sight. he took the viewer out into the sea itself. yet the painter was fascinated with one other aspect of the sea. the sky above it. the sky above the north and baltic sea has a very particular look and feel to it. behind every cloud a dramatic play of light may be lurking. in reality it only rarely looks as colorful as an email notice compositions. isn't kind of their decisio

been so french as the most us open the gate has a good reputation and from speakers it's a very good legion. and these days it's home to a lot of french players especially the younger ones and security of this is. more than ever before some of the fast lane to the very top place a fantastic. overstock to finish the job. others have long since claimed their place in the all time but just like the annals of the books again the league's been. come sexy with a lot of attraction for. two world cup winners play here but why the bundesliga. because it's considered sad big blow for him and by him he's got great potential. he's already shown what he's capable of since his arrival in bahrain will bounce back to continue and already illustrious career which began here in the small town of about an hour's drive from it's here twenty so took his first football steps age six in the year two thousand back then france were world and european champions. this man oversaw the early development of a talent he couldn't have known was destined to win the world cup himself. and it was very quick a very general no

. ♪ >> he has legions of fans.oth as a pop star and since winning a parliamentary seat last year as an independent candidate. known to fans as bobby wine is a powerful opposition voice in uganda, especially among young people frustrated by the president. >> want to live in a country where all of us are equal and all of us have same opportunities no matter your tribe, no matter who knows you, no matter which family you come from. that's a country we want. where our sisters can feel safe, you know. where they don't have to think about death when they are giving back. it's a wide vision for uganda but most importantly, want to have the freedom to even imagine all those things because now it seems like we are not allowed to. >> wine's outspoken criticism of the government has landed him in trouble. he's been arrested and says he was badly beaten in custody. he's currently awaiting trial on what he calls trumped up charges of treason. >> of course it scares me. of course everybody wants to, you know, live peacefully. ag

so french close to moustache open a kid has a good reputation and from speakers it's a very good legion. and these days it's home to a lot of french players especially the younger ones it's like. more than ever before some of the fast lane to the very top this is a fantastic get a gulp of the stock lamps are finished with. others have long since claimed their place in the all time but just like animals but a bleach again becomes. actually with a lot of attacking football. for two world cup winners play here but why the bundesliga. be it all stadiums are always packed in one things aren't going well we'll start with biron's continentally so who sadly sidelined for months with a knee injury. a big blow for him and by him this year he's got great potential but he's still young and he's already shown what he's capable of since his arrival in bahrain will bounce back to continue and already illustrious career which began here in the small town of about an hour's drive from leon it's here today so took his first football steps aged six in the year two thousand back then france where world and

, they're legion. whether it's a bus transfer or whatever hypothetical, it doesn't matter. all right. 50 years later, a minor crime, you say, yes, the government must come and arrest him, right? >> so all -- i'm not trying to quibble over what's a crime, i'm saying that there's a sentence requirement under -- >> the government's position that this paragraph, which says shall be arrested upon release, applies to a person who is has been released 50 years before? what is your position? i'm not even criticizing it, though i was. >> our position is that this applies regardless of the time, the statute went into effect in 1998, it's not retroactive. >> your position -- >> to get into the constitutional question -- >> let me ask another question please, i have the answer now what your position is, okay, now my second question is this, there is support for your position in the cases and the cases that support it, i thought, were the cases that says when the government misses a bail deadline, then you can go a

legion aside in rwanda lasted just over three months and left nearly a million people dead while denies any culpability in the us occur rights groups led by a french n.-g. o. are now saying the case was closed prematurely. lines of inquiry were not sufficiently followed up to allow investigators to determine france's military and political responsibility french military authorities were aware that from the afternoon of twenty seventh of june on words civilians were being killed the survivors open the case thirteen years ago although back in july it was scrapped due to lack of evidence and lack of convictions but survivors of the massacre claim they asked the french military for help on june twenty seventh one thousand nine hundred ninety four but the military only came three days later already after hundreds of people were killed in the massacre and the allegation now is that the french government actually knew what was going on and specifically decided not to intervene the genocide was committed mainly by the hutu government and its backers against the ethnic minority tutsi tribe and a

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the legion palace is located nearby known for its good air the spot was selected for a royal summer residence by sweden's queen victoria in the early twentieth century . the gardens are a major attraction. remember they are not hard to mail just the kind of gardens consists of an english and italian garden and haven't learned to was commissioned by queen victoria or something then there are later additions so do you know we take good care of the park to ensure it looks as good in the future as it did in the past let's say. the expensive estate continues to be used by the swedish royal family as a vacation retreat to this day. every year the family gets together to celebrate the birthday in july of crown princess victoria. the only coming up on william and their own family spends eight to ten weeks a year at sullivan palace the palace and the starting point for their excursion so he's always fly the roller flag so that everyone knows a member of the royal family is here. even in the quieter months so laden is a popular destination for visitors who want to see where cargo stuff sylvia and other

legions to the king he was critical of b.s. . but this makes it even more dangerous for him because the m.p.'s and the saudi monarch in general does not want to have to give ideas to its followers that they can defect or criticize because if they don't send a strong message that you cannot do that and you have a heavy price if you do then you will have a wave of defections so that's makes it more dangerous than being just a dissident like myself and i was a target myself for abduction and other activities hacking spying going to mit and the reality is what i wanted to add is that i think the police the police police police i don't behave please. what what. they think we should look at i know they cannot go inside to behave please so is that they could they could look at the refuse the garbage if you kill somebody you need to put a huge piece of plastic and that's very hard to get out of plastic so the plastic might have gone with the trash with the garbage you know they can get in the case of russia here when they had to evacuate

he has legions of fans. both as a pop star and since winning a parliamentary seat last year as an independent candidate robert neeson time known to fans of the wine is a powerful opposition voice in uganda especially among young people frustrated by president yoweri museveni. want to live in a country where all of us and all of us have same opportunities no matter how you are tribes no my doubt one knows you know much which by many who come from that they've gone through one where i was just as gun free and fair you know where they don't have to think about this when they're giving me you know is that why you vision for uganda but most importantly want to have the freedom to even imagine all those things because now it seems like we're not allowed to. whines outspoken criticism of the government has landed him in trouble he's been arrested and says he was badly beaten in custody he's currently awaiting trial on what he calls trumped up charges of treason a long one you know. of course everybody wants to you

that on the left wing and the right wing fringe of our democracy in regional assemblies all sixteen legion assemblies and i and also in the national parliament the buddhist tighe parties that are dividing our society are stop wishing themselves we must not a law is a situation where voters are at of disappointment or frustration attach themselves to these kinds of populist movements are large themselves to be seduced by them. well into crying out what is frantic minutes as message there. to be honest he's not saying anything all that different than what we have heard from a number of conservative leaders but the question is what might he do differently well he did tell us today in his announcement that he has conservative social values so we might see him try to take the christian democratic union into a more socially conservative direction as you know chancellor merkel has been seen as a modernizer of the party who essentially brought it more toward the center of the political spectrum and opened it up to support from groups that might not have voted conservative in the past so we might t