normandy is the 20th century gettysburg in many ways. i think at some level, associating dwight eisenhower to this convenient place between new york and washington. anyway, it was kind of a substitute for talking about world war ii. i was not discouraged from learning about world war ii but one of the reason i took it up was to fill in gaps. i was conscious that the second world war and the european gator was something that my grandfather and father had in common that i was not a part of. the subject that they declined to discuss casually, but they discussed with enthusiasm the american civil war. we are approaching centennial's of the various events. publishers are turning out book after book after book so there is something to discuss every week. and i get the sense from both my father and my grandfather as military people. and we had no doubt about the importance of the war. we were surrounded by war figures. there is kind of a family story that we all tell. the year was 1954, 10 years after the normandy landings. dwight eisenhower is

speaking of normandy, a few years ago, my wife and i were able to tour the beaches at normandy and the american there. and we had walked through the 9000 headstones at normandy to, commemorate the us forces who were killed, not just in that battle. but throughout the war. and as we as we got back to the tour bus to go back to our next stop, i was in line with an older gentleman who had a world two veteran cap on and there were just not that many world war two veterans around anymore. and so i made a point to strike up a conversation and i had a fascinating conversation with a man named bill. and bill told me that on d-day his job as a 17 year old was to work the night shift at a baltimore newspaper and function of the night shift was to sit there, wait until the teletype machines, the stories that are on the wire. and his job was to determine whether the story sufficient enough to wake up the editors. and so he learned about in that room on the teletype machines. and surely that was newsworthy. he woke up the editors. and so he told me, thinks he's probably one of the first people in t

speaking of normandy, a few years ago, my wife and i were able to tour the beaches at normandy and the american there. and we had walked through the 9000 headstones at normandy to, commemorate the us forces who were killed, not just in that battle. but throughout the war. and as we as we got back to the tour bus to go back to our next stop, i was in line with an older gentleman who had a world two veteran cap on and there were just not that many world war two veterans around anymore. and so i made a point to strike up a conversation and i had a fascinating conversation with a man named bill. and bill told me that on d-day his job as a 17 year old was to work the night shift at a baltimore newspaper and function of the night shift was to sit there, wait until the teletype machines, the stories that are on the wire. and his job was to determine whether the story sufficient enough to wake up the editors. and so he learned about in that room on the teletype machines. and surely that was newsworthy. he woke up the editors. and so he told me, thinks he's probably one of the first people in t

uh, until 44 years before the start of the allied landings of normandy, uh, motor trucks for the germanrmy. and if you take holland, uh, enterprises. foker produced planes for e-nazi germany for almost the entire war , and so, the czech republic gave germany and the engine the same thing and heavy machine guns and artillery pieces, and a shell. this is all the czech republic supplied against the soviet union and there were volunteers who also participated in the wehrmacht and, of course, when the ussr defeated nazi germany and actually liberated the peoples of europe from the brown plague. eh, then those politicians who were defeated, they did not forgive in the soviet salt, they counted on a share, but a colonial share in the occupied soviet union, and in fact, this was also a stake here. all of a sudden it all fell apart. and how uncomfortable it is now in europe to remember the second world war, who caved in and how , who fawned on whom, then broke his teeth, trying to bite off from the soviet pie and the main thing is whose victory was that’s why they demolish monuments rewrite text

tribute to a remarkable woman and a truly great american. 38 years ago today on a windspeed cliff in normandy france president reagan delivered one of his best known speeches commemorating the 40th anniversary of the allied liberation. what inspired the great courage of d-day he explained in his remarks was a set of four virtues? faith belief loyalty and love those were also the virtues that inspired the woman who stood by his side that day and who we honor on this day, nancy reagan. these qualities made nancy reagan an extraordinary first lady a role. she helped to redefine. she brought to the position her warmth with and sense of style. she developed a quiet ability to work behind the scenes to get things done in washington. no small feat while her husband was busy at work, rebuilding america's economy strengthening our defenses and promoting freedom around the world mrs. reagan was a crucial confidant and essential partner. at all times she exhibited complete unwavering devotion to ronald reagan as her husband and as the 40th president of the united states. it's no exaggeration to say ther

on the story of the landing in normandy near france, several thousand miles of coastline, the alliesrom these 15 hundred kilometers of the ukrainian front. they must concentrate their forces and firepower in order to to succeed, they are going to save their forces, but to really clear the russians they need armored fighting vehicles more than artillery, they need fighter bombers and long range missiles. they are far from having everything they need, but this is a very important political attack for ukraine. a strategic strategic assault on russian positions was prepared at an analytical exercise with the americans reported on cnn and only operations are a bloody massacre of a line of ambulances and over two thousand dead soldiers of the apu, according to the russian ministry of defense destroyed seven combat aircraft and helicopters, more than 150 infantry fighting vehicles and other armored vehicles. here are shots of a shell hitting a ukrainian tank in the direction of kherson. and this is a wrecked infantry fighting vehicle nearby, the burnt crew of zelensky sent people into a mea

costs are becoming exorbitant in normandy this winter as some schools are going to fire wood for thef the city's montateur department. uaz urged everyone not to pay for electricity anymore, when the cost of one megawatt-hour reached a thousand euros already in my commune. the electricity bill will increase from 600,000 euros to 2.5 million in 2023 . i will not pay and i urge other communes to do the same in the budget, a certain amount. and if you choose between meals in the school canteens of the entertainment center and with shields for the light, then i made a release, i will not pay. for electricity, the minister of economy, bruno li, the mayor recently assured that everything is in order in the country with a margin of safety, but that was before the presidential and parliamentary elections, contrary to what predictors say from morning to evening, who cannot think of anything else for their electoral campaigns with the french economy. everything is very good financial conditions have changed. and now, after desperate attempts to crush the russian economy is collapsing, it turns

to strike the republic. gone with to check on your back home that you're with june the 6th, 1944 normandy. the allies opened the 2nd front 11 months before victory after the german war machine had been broken down. that was when the british and the americans really focused more power into assaulting germany, but they did a tremendous cost to the russian people and the russian soldiers who suffered more casualties than any other people. and any other nation of the war operation about gretchen wasn't even great at disaster. they had to live in the family styling grand. it took the red army 5 weeks to advance, 720 kilometers to warsaw. nearly 20 german divisions were destroyed completely. another 50 suffered great losses grab most of the war. the americans in the british were confronting hen and german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves. crimea the old chap, january 1945 with the last meeting of the big 3. first the allies suggested meeting in scotland, but starlen loved it all, saying he disliked men in skirts and dampness.

it is poignant that in normandy it was even necessary to close the renault plant for a while, the workers were sent home, where they are now promised a blackout in the winter of kazakh storage. unlike other european countries, they are 95% full, but their fleet of nuclear power plants is still partly out of repair and about 40% of the hydroelectric capacity to neighboring belgium seems to have its own lng terminal and, depending on russian gas, is not so serious, but electricity bills are still so high that 7 out of 10 belgians are afraid that they will not have enough money to pay them 80 have already begun to save on everything, including entertainment 80% so polls show dissatisfied with the government support measures on wednesday. a strike of public transport workers will take place here, a neighbor over the bernadine message, brussels belgium unhealthy political extremism, which harms the prestige of the country, the official representative of the kremlin , claims of poland that require the payment of reparations for the second world war from russia and germany, and in the case of ge

during this deadly outbreak, the virus swept through the countryside from echo to normandy in town halls. as many death certificates were issued in a week as normally were in a year, entire villages were wiped out. the spanish flew smothered everything like a plague of locusts on crops. it feasted 15 days before vanishing and arising elsewhere. on november, 11th 1918, the 1st world war finally ended, victors and vanquished succumbed to a collective fever. this time welcome. good news never travels alone. mortality rates were dropping, and the pandemic was retreating. 2 days afterwards and the newspapers read, lou is on the run, just like the germans. the celebrations were a feast for a virus far from sated. peace celebrations were the ideal setting for the virus to strike once again. a 3rd wave soon broke, impacting even the most remote areas. in spring, 1919 president woodrow wilson made his way to europe. 4 months after germany's defeat, the question of war, reparations continued to divide. the victors only the american leader believed that excessively severe sanctions might stir up a

puppet, on the contrary, shocked everyone and shocked even in december 2019 during a meeting in the normandymat, where his speech even made putin noticeably nervous. caused surkov hysteria with a camera even before january 21. lavrov issued a clear ultimatum to the west: either you tame ukraine or we will, and then the countdown to a full-scale war for a few months before the war, everything indicated that a violent conflict was inevitable, which directly answers your question. of course, the current leadership in moscow is determined and ready for a protracted war, if it is short-lived, and no matter what the price is for russia tomorrow, even if the economy suffers only ruins will remain in russia, even if now the armed forces of the russian federation pay a huge price, they play until they win. as stalin said - the winners are not judged and it doesn't matter what the price is, the west typically applies business criteria for assessing national interests. russia has never done this. putin, in particular, believes that if he wins the geopolitical struggle, economic indicators will pick up

15.2 million euros, the same fate awaits municipal swimming pool costs are becoming exorbitant in normandys winter some schools are going to fire wood for the mayor of the city of montater in the department. uaz urged everyone to stop paying for electricity, when the cost of one megawatt-hour reached 1,000 euros , already in my team the bill for electricity will increase from 600,000 euros to 2.5 million in 2023. i will not pay and urge other communes to do the same with the budget laid down, a certain amount. and if you choose between eating in school canteens with the work of an entertainment center and with billboards for the light, then i emission did not pay for electricity the idea was supported by the former communist party presidential candidate for the roussel exchange, who also called on the french to take to the streets of the president's house dares to tell us that the abundance is over ended the carefree time. yes? where does this president of the republic not live who is returning from his fortified castle brigan son where he rode a jet ski and swam with his family and grandc

but there were international brigades that were divided, and i don’t say there, there were french normandyan and the polish component. of course, we have, that is, i don’t understand why now we don’t give an opportunity to those people who consider it fundamentally important for them to fight against nazism will not stand shoulder to shoulder with us. moreover, such volunteers in the very in the beginning, there were a lot of reliance, and in the arab world in africa, i am sure that in asia there are a lot of such people. he is always limited. i say again, i don't know it shouldn't be great. you can say it doesn't matter what color the cat is, as long as it catches mice. that is why i, as a great lover of creativity, including alexei, he writes magnificent books related to chinese culture in a variety of respects and enlightened me. therefore, if possible, i will answer with such phrases from the chinese classics. so us, it means already simple. that's right, we must win, so i'm not talking about philology, i'm the result. if we still don’t buy planeta, i’m surprised why arkadyevich talks

the same fate awaits immunicipal swimming pools, and gatherings are becoming incompetent in normandys winter, some schools are going to heat with firewood the mayor of the city of montater in the department of u called on everyone to stop paying for electricity when the cost of one megawatt-hour reached 1,000 euros already in my commune the bill for electricity will increase from 600.000 euros to 2.5 million in 2023. i won't pay and i urge other communes to do the same in the budget , a certain amount. and if you choose between eating in school cafeterias with the work of an entertainment center and shields for the light, then i did not pay for electricity, the idea was supported by the former presidential candidate of the communist party, fabien roussel. at the same time urged the french to take to the streets at home the president dares to tell us that the abundance is over the carefree time is over. yes? in which country does this president of the republic live who is returning from his of the fortified castle of brigand son where he rode a jet ski and swam with his family and gra

mislead the people that britain and america were going to attack in the area of ​​calais and not in normandyually the case when the operation neptune began, the germans still thought that the main strike was planned, but dummies of tanks , military vehicles and not even a real landing ship helped. in the late 90s, nato's military operation against the union republic of yugoslavia began it was the final stage of the kosul war. belgrade created the appearance of a small military force with the help of tank mock-ups. as it turned out, the alliance spent a lot of ammunition on their destruction . research shows that if you place a mock-up somewhere , it's not about whether it's real or not, but it changes the decision-making process when the enemy learns that there are fake weapons on the battlefield, he is not quite sure whether to shoot or not and this creates a delay in time, which is beneficial to those who use fictitious targets, there is no new steel of the forests and they are also sheathed with special radio-reflective materials so that radars respond to them and heating elements where t

weak and a potential puppet, instead shocked everyone in december 2019 year during a meeting in the normandy format, where his speech even made putin visibly nervous. and off-camera, surkov was hysterical even before january 21. lavrov put forward a clear ultimatum to the west or you tame ukraine or we will do it, and since then the countdown to a full-scale war began, a few months before the war, everything indicated that a violent conflict was inevitable, the third moment, which directly answers your question, of course, the current leadership of moscow is determined and ready for a protracted war if it was short-lived for a long time, whatever the price for russia, even if only ruins remain of the russian economy, even if now the armed forces of the russian federation are paying a huge price, they are playing until they win as stalin said - the winners are not judged and it doesn't matter what the price will be the west typically applies business criteria to assess national interests russia has never done this putin in particular believes that if he wins the geopolitical struggle and econ

able to work with this person, but on the other hand, it will be the same putin who was and is on normandyeetings, when and where did zelensky see him for the first time as president yes, but it will be a completely different zelensky, the question here is whether putin will succeed in this non-recruitment, this visual pressure and personal pressure from the other side, and how could putin sell well, if he really wants to reach a truce now, let it be a truce. if he were to sell them, what would i do and make concessions and even invite zelensky, and god agreed with him? let us finish this special operation there , because everything is my goal. gestures were achieved. let's say not steps, but not all gestures during this war, for example, voluntary gestures, yes, they left the snake or left the northern part of ukraine, kyiv region, chernihiv region, sumy region, where they can no longer stay, they leave by themselves from there and some of these gestures were about the export of grain of ukrainian agro-agricultural products, they still went to some negotiations through the mediation of tu

we are in the gulf normano-breton, so to our east, we have normandie and to our south, we have brittany. to here, the local patois, jersey french, you have to look very, very hard. france is much, much more closer than england, but we are an english crown dependency. we are part of the british isles, but not part of the united kingdom. when people come here, they realize very quickly that it's like nowhere else. (sophie fouron) andrew syvret, a man of many trades, including teacher, postman and marine biologist. his family settled in jersey many centuries ago, and these are his islands. - there are five main islands. we've got jersey, guernsey, alderney, sark and herm, and then a whole constellation of offshore reefs. around jersey in particular, we have the minquiers and the Écréhous. and here, in this corner of the english channel, we have a very particular climate, and a lot of animals and plants that you won't find on the south coast of england, or the north coast of france... we find here. so our list of species is much longer than you would expect to find in neighbouring countries

expenses become outrageous normandy this winter, some schools are going to fire wood for the mayor ofhe department of ya.

it has always been the most fertile time of the year, always always this normandy. young wine. it's all very tasty. it's even when it's on. uh, in paris, which i don't like, autumn rain is still purple twilight is now still a writer. you, well, where to go? did you write it right here? yes, but now they have it in the fall, they are similar in the fall, there are no similar ones. winter is coming for them. after a hot summer, it immediately comes about a cold cold winter. e in the economic sense of the word, first of all, because there is no need to say that the forecasts of the collapse of the european economy, the reindustrialization economy and europe are already in the industry, yes, yes. europe is already on its way to full height. it just happens. in fact, it has already risen, aluminum has risen and zinc has risen, steel becomes non-ferrous metals. this is the basis for any mechanical engineering, which is even more energy intensive, industrial inflation of 36% in july, they talked about it. it's definitely autumn. she comes out to the mass market to the mass

expenditures are becoming exorbitant in normandy this winter, some schools are going to fire wood for the city of montater in the department. uaz urged everyone not to pay for electricity anymore, when the cost of one megawatt-hour reached a thousand euros already in my commune. the electricity bill will increase from 600,000 euros to 2.5 million in 2023 . i will not pay and i urge other communes to do the same budgeted, certain amounts. and if you choose between food in the school canteens the work of the entertainment center and with billboards for the light then i made a throwout and i will not pay. electricity minister of economics, bruno li, the mayor recently assured that everything is in order in the country with a margin of safety, but that was before the presidential and parliamentary elections, contrary to what predictors say from morning to evening, who cannot think of anything else for their election campaign with the french economy. everything is very good financial conditions have changed. and now after desperate attempts to crush the russian economy is collapsing, it tu

costs are becoming exorbitant in normandy this winter as some schools are going to fire wood for thethe town of monster department. uaz urged everyone not to pay anymore for electricity when the cost of one megawatt-hour will give up to 1.000 euros already domil in my commune the cost of electricity will increase from 600.000 euros to 2.5 million. in 2023. i will not pay and i urge other communes to do the same in the budget, a certain amount. and if you choose between eating in school cafeterias with the work of an entertainment center and billboards for the light, then i made a waste, i will not pay for electricity, minister. economics. brunuli mayor recently assured that in the country with a margin of safety, everything is in order. but that was before presidential and parliamentary elections, what predictors say from morning to evening, who can think of nothing else for their election campaign with the french economy. everything is very good financial conditions have changed. and now, after desperate attempts to crush the russian economy is collapsing, it turns out that the fren

compare the president of ukraine zelensky to winston churchhill and the men who stormed the beaches of normandy. those are the only chunks of language he's capable of using now that you're prepared, here it is, "it may sound sentimental but has the virtue of being true". right. at the same time zelensky and churchhill was criminalizing in his country and shut down three television stations and the media have been the tools of war against ukraine so they're blocked in order to protect national security. oh. so the tv stations are sort of like donald trump or fox news, we need to silence nem to preserve the commodity seizure disorders. democracy was only one side gets to speak. so it really is democracy circa 1972 bulgaria and the party decides. hard to believe any of this is hatching but it is. on thursday joe biden and the speech writer made it explicit. where's the pushback to this? no president's ever given a speech like this. where are the pias defenders of the norm and says it flanked by active duty marines and nobody says a word? where is mark mille? isn't he a great defender of democracy

yesterday's video, a bigger group up to 400 migrants crossing at the exact same time in normandy, a tinye pass. you will notice almost all of them are single adults, most countries like cuba, venezuela, nicaragua in those countries not subject to title 42 meaning most of them in the video will eventually be released into the united states after they are done being processed. look at this video, dramatic video showing river rescue in eagle pass. border patrol use a boat to rescue five migrants struggling in the water this week. the river was swollen after days of rain and save the migrants but keep in mind this is the same area where 13 migrants recently died all at once in a mask drowning incident after a series of storms when the river was dangerous. thirteen dead, the biggest mask drowning incident at the border in many years in recent memory. last thing, look at this photo, we talk about fentanyl crisis cbp agents in arizona making this fentanyl bust, 52000 fentanyl pills smuggled inside of a car getting into the united states hidden in the vehicles dashboard. thankfully agents were a

this territory, his west begins to demand this in the spirit of how the west and members of the normandyermany and france behaved during the period when the minsk agreements were not observed for 8 years. and this, of course, all together, taken in russia, is regarded as a symbol of hostility, as proof of hostility, as proof that a special military operation has already outgrown the framework of an ordinary special military operation, that it is a war for survival, that in fact no one going, no mercy amnesty that in fact we will have to mobilize all the resources for the fight. i am a supporter of this, they wanted to ask you dmi. question on this and i will say a very controversial thing. i generally look at all this military dynamics in ukraine in a very different way than most observers in russia and in the united states the usual view that a huge powerful invincible russia attacked the unfortunate girl ukraine and the girl . this is how he desperately resists and achieves results that no one expected. it seems to me that this is such a point of view in russia, for someone it causes p

she, i think, invested a lot of symbolism in the several trips she made to the d-day beaches in normandyimes to france to pay tribute to all the fallen soldiers and really give an extra layer, i suppose, in a way, to the residence -- resonance at the franco-british effort in world war ii. very much a franco file, and i think it's fair to say, it was reciprocated. all the french tv channels are doing wall-to-wall coverage, gushing effusive praise, commentators saying it is the only monarch they knew, someone that they sort of looked up to. her face is already on pictures on the front covers of all the french newspapers for tomorrow morning, and her platinum jubilee was quite a big deal in paris. there was a ceremony down by the triumphal arch. president macron gave her a horse, i think, to remember because she loves horses. it was quite a big deal in france as well, this jubilee, or in paris, we should say. >> big reaction here in france. how about other international reaction? i understand vladimir putin of russia has made a statement. >> his reaction came a bit after the initial flurry

got to find a place these migrants so he sent his chief of staff to the norwegian cruise line in normandytions see may have a fleet of migrant cruise ships coming your way in new york harbor. we will keep you posted. >> laura: my question raymond is will they go to the deck where was the deck so bake on the love boat it was always the promenade. >> because she was the cruise director. >> laura: we knew she had you had a crush on her. no story of taxpayer waste in the state of colorado is so shocking that we had to invite the republican running to unseat democratic governor jerry poulos on react. heidi canal is here next.be ♪ ♪li so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. these days it seems like everything is vying for your attention. there are tons of trending dances to discover on so

this was shot in normandy just outside of eagle pass.tle town on the north side of eagle pass where we had yet another large group cross illegally. as you can see, almost all of them were single adult men. dhs source told us that over the weekend from saturday to sunday in a single day, there were more than 1,700 illegal crossings here in this del rio sector, which includes eagle pass. back out here live. something that surprised all of us here in the border crew. the same source told us the el paso sector was the busiest over the weekend. telling us in a 24-hour span from saturday to sunday, the el paso sector is as nearly 2,000 in a single day. it's the first time that we've seen el paso the number 1 the busiest anywhere in texas. that's part of the reason why the city of el paso is overrun and they're sending bus loads of migrants to the big apple. back to you. >> neil: not just to the big apple; also to cities like chicago, philadelphia and then there's the case of a couple of plane loads to martha's vineyard. that's already got some

in fact, my recollection, she was the first to with ronald reagan commemorate the normandy invasion when there, the famous reagan speech. queen elizabeth was the world war ii survivor, of course, worked during the blitz, worked in uniform. among the allies, she really had the most memorable involvement in the great war. >> yes. there's so many firsts with queen elizabeth. think of when she took -- when she came to the thrown. before she came to the thrown, they gave -- she was the heir, she gave that extraordinary radio address saying that her entire life, whether it be long or short, would be in the service of her people. from that in 1947, before taking the thrown, to 2014 when she was the first british monarch to send a tweet. it spans this entire incredible range of time and change. and she has been one constant throughout 70 years. it's just extraordinary. first prime minister was winston churchill, her last liz truss. i won't say last, she has proven resilient in the past but clearly this is a different situation now. never have we seen the family gathering in this way, an announce

you know my father stormed the beaches of normandy.or our freedom. everybody around him died. he is buried at arlington. there are some great americans that have given the ultimate sacrifice for our country, and it is a disaster, a shame to see what's happening to this country, how we're absolutely losing it, just in, what, liz, 20 months? crime is rampant. crime is up in 70 cities across our nation. 50% in homicides, 36% in assaults, 13% in robberies, you know? new orleans just took over from st. louis, it has become the murder capital of the world. new orleans, you know? crime, murders are up 141%. carjackings up 110%. elizabeth: yeah. >> what it is, leest staffing in police in modern history. liz, do you see a pattern here. we have to change the pattern. elizabeth: and california has a cop shortage as well. >> oh, yeah. well, you know, we just went through the whole fiasco up in san francisco with boudin. fortunately we were able to recall him, they put this new girl in brooke jenkins. boy she came out of the block. she is fired up.

he did it at the beautiful in normandy france, took him almost two hours to get across.his is my range rover. this is what it looks like now. >> kevin: oh, bummer. that hurts the heart to see that. video from california showing the cause and effect of having a bear stuck in your suv. take a look at that. the bear was stuck inside the range rover for between six and seven hours. it spent its time scratching and clawing and looking but not finding any food inside but as you can imagine the interior was in absolute shambles. the owner however said the worst part was the smell. can imagine >> up next over a hundred endangered young sea horses released in special sea horse hotels thanks to sea life in sydney, australia an aquarium. they're actually seeing their population decline and so the aquarium does something special, they release them into botany bay full of sponges and allergy for their brand new homes. i think that's cool >> finally we take you to munich germany for oktoberfest, the 187 edition of the world's largest beer festival. been there, done that, drank too muc