here's normandy. normandy is the key to liberating france, england. there's no other proper area of beaches that can be covered by support and can be landing craft coming in from the english ports. but normandy. and there' paris. ance? because france is the gateway to third reich. re it is. and here's the rhine river and theiegfried line you've got to come in to normandy, swing through paris to get to the rhine and hitl's third reich. there's georgia a we're going to go to the movies. 1970, patton. and they're on the island, sicily,hey've got big, huge maps of sicily. george and his headquarters. and he looks astaff and says, messina, bill messina's the key sicily. if they had let me land that syracuse and drive up the coast road. messina, i have every german on this -- island now. it's the same thing with con, ladies and gentlemen. if you're going to go into normandy to get into northwest france, to get to the third reich, you've got to go through con imagine the old fashioned spoke wheel and the center hub that the roads come through north, south, e

over in europe my uncle was at , normandy where 26,000 u.s. troops were killed between d-day in the fall of paris eight weeks later. another uncle i had was in the philippines. incredibly, in the summer of 1944, 58,000 americans were killed across five theaters of war in only eight weeks. in all, during world war ii, we lost over 400,000. in italy, 150,000 casualties. at sea we lost 62,000 sailors. ,in the air we lost 40,000 , airmen. that is the human cost. that is the tragedy of great power war. between 1914 and 1945, the beginning of world war i and the end of world war ii, it is estimated by most historians that approximately 150 million people were killed in the most violent three decades ever recorded in human history. all in the conduct of the great power war. two world wars in 30 years, two continents destroyed, more refugees than any point in history, systemic genocide of an entire ethnic and religious community, and of course the , dropping of two nuclear weapons. it was a global slaughterhouse by any measure in the world collectivel

shall be celebrating the 120th anniversary of the entente cordiale and the 80th anniversary of the normandyandings. and as vera lynn saying, we shall meet again, we shall meet again to continue to seal this compact of friendship and the long partnership which has united us on everything essential. today, war has returned to european soil, and we can see threats to the most fundamental values by illegal and illegitimate use of force. 0ur fundamental values by illegal and illegitimate use of force. our two countries once again are together on the same side, the side of international law and respect for human rights. as two permanent members of the united nations security council, two members of nato, as two influential democracies capable of getting on, we can see that this is important in a world which is subject to so many destabilising forces and so much misinformation. now, as a woman, as the first female president, or speaker, of the french parliamentary assembly, i would like to applaud the memory of the british women who, earlier than was the case in france, got people's minds changing

the allies that you landed in normandy. the kiev regime, which demolishes monuments to the allies?me time, he spit out repeatedly refuted fakes about the supposed russian bombing of the maternity wards of the hospital. more recently, the leader of russia, the united states, emphasized that the sacrifices made during world war ii should not be forgotten; our alliance itself should serve as an example and build contacts and joint work. they even forgot about this, apparently, and support those who have completely different historical landmarks and became famous for glorifying nazi criminals and collaborators. the kiev regime rehabilitated in particular. as you know , the division from galicia, it consisted of nationalist-minded people from western ukraine who participated directly and personally in punitive operations against the world population of poland, the western regions of the soviet union, and so on and so forth. today , the ideological successors of this disgrace have again raised their heads and are trying to impose on the world community of its people, hateful, ideology, a

they made the piece of beach in normandy with we were getting some artillery, mortar, machine gun fire like rain without even an umbrella for protection. retail came close to being rained out. all right. but when colonel petrova yelled, get the hell off the beach, we got the help and ran smack in the hedgerow country where a set up a field like fort using the head road for world. like a chinese lot to help clean up one field only to find out the next was loaded with gear. and to keep it all the time. but covered 88 already. the guys didn't during a week time. we just shot the crowd our way to come. when we waited for the other outfit to come up on our flanks. the friends with thick already, the women getting led by plain american dopey who were a human being who we got a chance to clean up back home. how we would do it. it had to be a short not so in a big blow up with my mind your life on it. but when i came both of them had got in our big passed around. and the infantry. pulled it off gray went to the town. the fourth and ninth divisions opened up a nice big hole. and at first sorry,

here in normandy the rescue began.e are the allies stood and fought against tierney and the undertaking unparalleled in human history. we stand on a lonely point in the northern shore of france. the air is soft but 40 years ago at this moment it was dense with smoke and the cries of men and the air was filled with the crack of fire and of the roar of the canon. at the dawn of the morning 1944 rangers jumped off the landing craft and ran to the bottom of thee cliffs. their mission was one of the most difficult and daring of the invasion to climb and take out the enemy guns. the allies had been told some of the mightiest of the guns were here and they would be trained on the beaches to stop the allied advanced. the rangers looked up into salty enemy soldiers at the end of the cliffow shooting down at them wh machine guns and throwing grenades and the american rangers began to climb. they shot rope ladders over the face of the cliffs and began to pull themselves up when one ranger fell another would take his place. when o

, yes, the normandy operation is not a mandate, so in principle, this is happening, something that evens did not expect is happening, that ukraine will make a sufficient number of drones to attack every day. this is one time, and that will restore missile production very quickly. in the last days of may 22nd, a year and two months later, the impact of the new ukrainian missile is no longer against the ship's neptune, but actually the earth is the earth, which has a completely different guidance system. clarify about the missiles that can fly to the crimea. that is, it is neptune, and it is not storshito , because they usually mention either neptune, or the old people have a third option that you are talking about. yes, the sevastopol naval plant, where a submarine and a large amphibious ship were destroyed in the docks, but sometimes it is the ukrainian missile that is mentioned. of the s400 system, the ukrainian missile was mentioned, and this is very important, because once again i want to emphasize that the guidance system of the ukrainian missile had to be redone because they have d

as a butler, how to 0 at toyota normandy, the time let's take you through some of the headlines now. india has expelled a canadian diplomats in tit for tat moves around all over the killing of a prominent seat. lead to india has strongly denied allegations by canada are involved in the murder of how did they've seen the job. the job was shot dead outside the seek temple in june and the province of british columbia. for the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen. hard to sing nature canada as a rule of law country, the protection of our citizens in defense of our sovereignty are fundament. our top priorities have therefore been one that our law enforcement and security agencies ensure the continued safety recall canadians, and to the all steps be taken to hold perpetrators of this murder. to account us. 5 americans dialed in iran. c is due to arrive in the us. it's part of a prisoner exchange that required the us to free 5, it r

he is in gilroy california slept /witha trip to normandy becausef hishispassion is knowledge of h.nnect to kids with veterans nothing is greater to go to normandy which i've not done yet i cannot wait to go. maybe martha will take me except exception is a special methods it is teacher spark his love of history cannot wait to teacher someday himself. 112-year-old loved our country. >> isn't that great history teacher that can really make a difference. >> this is a brilliant this is the festival and the spanish town holds an annual festival essentially is a street battle 120 tons of overripe tomatoes are distributed on the street to hurl at each other per the hour-long event. ibegan as a food fight method tradition during 10 days more. >> take part. >> tomato it is tomato. when you are here you say tomato. tomato? >> it's roots not routes that's hurricane not hurricane. [laughter] >> alrall right guys that is it. ♪ ♪ ♪ cheeseburger in paradise ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cheeseburger in paradise ♪ ♪. jon: music legend jimmy buffett that overnight the age of 76 buried fans around the world are paying

that is why my uncle, my father's brother, was at normandy and why my mother's father was in the philippines. that is why yet another uncle fought in korea and my cousins fought in vietnam. that's why my mother treated those returning from the pacific , so that we the people in order to form that more perfect union may enjoy the fruits of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. we, the american people, we, the american military, must never turn our backs on those that came before us, and we will never turn our backs on the constitution. that is our northstar. that is who we are, and that is why we fight. thank you, and may god bless our military, and make god bless the united states of america. [cheers and applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> a bill to continue federal spending past saturday and avert a government shutdown failed. house leadership has advised members that votes areosble in the house this weekend and to

to be in kent, into the calais area, whereas of course we were going to land much further west in normandyin early �*41. i went to devices, to learn gunnery as it was called. i was a height finder, plotter. when the german aircraft came across, now the height finder was nine foot long, about that fat round, and it was on a plinth. which, you moved it around. you followed the aircraft. and i had, one like that, very similar. that had... ..cutouts for my four fingers. and i looked into two strong scopes. metal round there, and magnifiers in there. i could use that eye, that eye, or both. the girl that was next to me, who became my mate, she turned a wheel, and she looked into one scope, and she had to get any part of the aircraft as fast as she could onto that line, and keep it there. whereas i had two aircraft to align, one right way up, one wrong way up. and as soon as you got them level, whatever part you was on, whether it was tailfin, tail plane... ..nose, whatever. you had to work fast, and then you called to the number one, "on target", and she would read out the figures. so i was doi

sort of like pre-d-day on june 6, the naval forces softening the c-span defenses on normandie. doing so snapped the wires, leading to the command and the mind of the fort. confederates that now and the union didn't know. so when the union soldiers, when the federals attacked, the fort fell in a matter of hours. it was predicted that it would take weeks to take the fort. and when the confederates pushed the trigger, to blow up the union attacking forces, nothing happened. there were zero casualties because command detonated mines, much like fort -- much like columbus, kentucky. at fort mcallister, the month before, you had a massive amount of casualties due to victim act debated mines . the confederates at fort fisher used command detonated mines. there is more ad hoc, more than centralize. my last battle, or battles, are in alabama, outside mobile, alabama, spanish sports. you see the confederates cut down the trees, they're expecting the union of salt and laid landmines, right around -- the southern position of the spanish fort. defended against the water invasion and -- on la

when the allied troops landed in normandy to retake the european continent, they did not just sweep across, it took a long time. there were setbacks. i think we have to be realistic about how long this will take. >> president biden was in india at the g20 summit forming an alliance with india to counter the march of china. what do you expect him to do to try to rally further international support for the war in ukraine? >> i think president biden probably deserves as much credit as anyone outside of ukraine for the war moving forward successfully. he has unified the west. this is enough to continue that. i would like to see india do more and particularly have india help freeze out and hurt russia economically for the war in ukraine but continue to expand it to groups outside of nato is foremost on his mind and critically important right now. >> do you expect to see some sort of agreement on that come out of the g20? >> we are crossing our fingers and hoping for the best. i would like to think they understand how important this is. putin's aims are not just towards ukraine. it is extreme ef

. >> on normandy's coast, a small town and its majestic white cliffs. lived in the area most of her life and says she never tires of its natural beauty. >> there are lots of caves and grottos. there is a mystery which draws people here. >> once a fishing port, it is now tourism that fuels the local economy. the popularity has led to thousands of visitors crowding its streets and cliff paths each day, ruining the quality of life for residents and threatening the environment. evelyn says tourists are welcome but more needs to be done to minimize their impact. >> it is complicated for us. there are long queues to buy bread or drive anywhere. people take the pebbles from the beach. they feed the seagulls. visitors need to be informed about what they can do and we residents need to find better ways to host them. >> french impressionist artists painted the area and today's mobile phones character is a lawyer. >> how long are you going to spend here today? >> two days. critics it is our first time in france -- >> it is our first time in france. we spent five d

officers were called to the normandy house lounge on washington street at around 11:00 saturday night. that's where they detained lorenzo lopez of santa clara. police say the victim was taken to the hospital with several stab wounds. lopez was booked into the santa clara county main jail on charges of attempted murder. parents and students were left shaken today after a shooting at oakland's skyline high school. four people ultimately were detained and police say two of them were arrested. ktvu crime reporter henry lee was on the scene today and has the details on exactly what happened. scary and it shouldn't have to be like this. and rest assured that you guys, your children are safe. a skyline high administrator trying to reassure parents after a shooting broke out on the campus in the oakland hills. there was a shooting on campus. they weren't shooting at any particular person, but there was a gun found on campus. we heard a gunshot, but it was like a little faint, like it was far. so we weren't tripping. and then boom, boom, it was two more. and then everybody started running. the

on september 28, 106, the invasion of duke of normandy velhelm began conqueror to england.pped anchor off the english coast. this marked the beginning of the norman invasion and opened a new page in english history. for centuries the british have been successful. they fought off the norwegians, but then lost at the battle of hastings. william captured the island and became king of england. the country's previous ties with scandinavia began to weaken, but they strengthened with continental europe. the social structure of society has become more rigid and hierarchical. the institution of monarchy in england has generally become the strongest in europe. the way of life, culture, and language have changed greatly. philologists believe that 80% of the vocabulary of old english has disappeared. and the anglo-normand dialect established itself, on the basis of which modern english was formed. on september 28, 1773, the uprising of emelyan pugachev began. he proclaimed himself the miraculously saved emperor peter ii. he enlisted the support of the yait cossacks, promised them liber

architectural and natural heritage for future generations. natasha butler, which is 0 at put to normandy, the bottom and all the headlines on algebra. either by john says it's launch the ministry operation in the go know cut about against medium forces. that software would accuse them of killing for if it's police officers and land line explosions. armenia says it doesn't have any forces that is really someone just have killed at least 3 palestinians and an operation in the occupied westbank, so the others were injured. when is ready for this is rate at the janine refugee camp is why has confirmed the use of drawing and the assault. they have been several rates on the camp, the cm, either abraham reports from the my la, according to is really media sources. they say that they were basically targeting some of the fonts or is that tough? been a fine thing is really at queens and conducting shootings. that's according to these really narrative. but people are just in the janine refuge account by saying that they did not manage to arrest those who have been wanted by these really forces. and

army, now the english king harole ii godwingson, and so the norman conquest began, england, duke of normandy this greatly influenced the entire development of the country and the culture and language; royal power was strengthened ; politically, england began to focus on western europe, although before that it had close ties with scandinavia. 25 on september 1789, major general de ribas, commander of the russian army, stormed the turkish fortress of hadzhibey, the future odessa, as a result of that russian-turkish war, it went to russia, but in the history of our country , the catalan josede ribas played a noticeable role. it was not only this talented guardsman who was noticed while still serving in naples by count alexei orlov , who invited him to transfer to the russian service and gave it. the first secret order returned to russia from leipzig for the illegitimate son of catherine ii and the prince. grigory orlov where he studied daribo coped, then gained authority in several wars, became russified and turned into an axis po deribas precisely thanks to his efforts at the site of the fortr

fierce battles unfolded and in the sky above the eagle , volunteers of the french air squadron of normandyoviet pilots. the highest house in orel that survived during the war, on august 5, 1943, a red flag hoisted on it, signifying the end of a two-year occupation. in honor of the capture of the cities of orel and belgorod, he was released in the evening of the same day in moscow, by order of the commander-in-chief , the first salute sounded 12 volleys from 124 guns announced the victories, which were destined to become a turning point. wait, wait, you hesitated already.

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on june six, the naval forces softening the nazi defenses on the beaches of normandy by doing so, the federals had ever certainly snapped all the wires leading from the command detonated into the fort. the confederates didn't know, and the union didn't know. and so when the union soldiers from the federals attacked, the fort fell in a matter of hours, the predicted will take weeks to take the fort. and when the confederates pushed to triggers to blow up the union attacking forces, nothing happened there. zero casualties, because there a command detonated mines, much like fort hood, like much like columbus, kentucky. so at fort mcallister, the month before december of 1864, you had a massive amount of casualties due to victim activated mines. the confederate sits at fort fisher use command detonated mines. it kind of shows you there is no it was more ad hoc. it wasn't centralized. my last battle, our battles are in alabama. outside mobile, alabama. spanish. you see the confederates pulled, cut down the trees. they're expecting the union assault and they laid landmines. right around for

dawn is passing on families in economy that so really strongly natasha fall apart in atlanta, in normandy, the french government says no wants to plan to tackle so cold as a tourism that can make life difficult in destinations like this. in football docs learn are off to a great start from the champions we gemma, for the here for the action is the, the weather brought to you by visit cutoff as hello. there were things in very unsettled weather across europe at the moment. and there's more of that to come because there's one front push this way for the east taking the rain with it and knocking temperatures down. we've got another one that's coming in from the west. now between these 2 systems, we are seeing some clear skies across large areas of central europe. but we are going to see that what were the scratches way for the east over the next few days on wednesday? well, on set of weather coming in for britain and the island of island, some very gusty winds and a heavier rain affecting the south east of england, also nudging into fonts creeping into northern areas of spain as well as even

duke william of normandy became the english king.nt of the country. royal power strengthened both in culture and language, and politically england began to focus on western europe, although before that it had close ties with scandinavia on september 25, 1789. major general burris, commander of the russian army, stormed the turkish fortress of hadzhibey, the future odessa , following the results of that russian-turkish war, it went to russia, but in the history of our country , the catalan jose deribas played a noticeable role. not only these talented guardsmen were noticed by count alexei orlov while still serving in naples invited him to go into russian service and gave it. the first secret order returned to russia from leipzig for the illegitimate son of catherine ii and the prince. grigory orlov where he studied. yes, ribos coped, then gained authority in several wars. a brusel and turned into axis po deribas precisely thanks to his efforts at the site of the fortress. khadzhibey began to build the adsa; catherine appointed him as

textbooks, the charleban division existed , which means that a squadron of several dozen frenchmen, the normandiet charlie-mani from thousands did not exist. and by the way, i want to ask how it is in france , then charlie mania and everyone else figured it out or just shaved their heads for their women. well, because when you are called by this name, many streets in france are named like this, i ask you figured out charlie-mania, or only women shaved their heads because when you threw them under the feet of the nazis, they cohabited with them. until then, you have courage. it was found, the stancis and the ss division in the magazine man to figure it out. maybe they found it. or is there a spanish blue division or some other talk? we covered it all up. yes, we are now in a systematic form, which affirms the nazi essence of russia. that's exactly how it will be said, in general, the russian nature of the european. civilization reveals this fact so shows. we somehow tried not to discuss it. so maybe the historians they’ll discuss here in general about, well, what kind of world is there what americ

our -- are not dieing on the beaches of normandy oor in a burned out building thousands of miles away alone and terrified. our children are dying on our beloved soil. and the enemies wage warg on our children are the nra and the radical rightful while our dead children's coffins stack up they hide behind their money, power and the second amendment like cowards. gun violence is the leading cause of death in children zero to 19, meaning your child, your grandchild, has a greater chance of being killed with a gun than any other danger they'll face inside or outside your home. an un-- and unsecured guns are responsible for most of these deaths. teen firearm suicides have reached an all-time high. unintentional firearms are on the rise and 76% of all school shooters use an unsecured gun from home to shoot and hunt your innocent children. these deaths were 100% preventable. my son did not need to die. on january 31, 2018, i sat across from the -- from my 15-year-old son at the breakfast table who munched on his bagel excitedly, telling me his hopes and dreams. he wanted to go to college, ma

easy to convince the average citizen that it was the us that defeated nazi germany by landing in normandy, while russians did nothing but watch, as the average citizen will believe it because he's not burdened with knowledge, the values a more complicated, they can be touched and put into practice. most reflected in the declaration of the rights of man and the citizens, and true european values. a christian that everyone has an opinion about. and stories of american troops defeating, she's, i'm in europe lose relevance, which means they don't affect the russian speaking population in the baltics district. those. and there's always political things i use 10 years left. uh, but i do want each just for to use the little bunker. so that's the most the night to nick in the same use case story gave me more money. you know, these are the most which any c which has pick you up the history of if you could just look at the history of what i see on the beach as an order. when you go to the beach or do you do with a private luis to rescue strongly kind of threaten you surfaced with nick, you policies

more recent examples with the ipad works by david hockney, where he has been changing landscapes in normandy. also for example the collaboration with the british designer paul smith and the picasso museum in paris. we can see here that there is universal scope in our shared artistic traditions. in fact, at this very moment, my beloved wife is celebrating this artistic partnership by launching the first franco british literary award which will be a prize for outstanding contemporary fiction works published in french and english. she is doing this at the magnificent french national library. my magnificent french national library. my wife and i will visit bordeaux, the first city to be twinned with the first city to be twinned with the british city, bristol, in 1947. this shared link is just one of the countless number of connections between our towns and cities, communities, businesses and educational establishments. it is our people through all that they do together who are writing each new chapter of our history. so that it more secure, more prosperous world might be the inheritance of the n

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architectural and natural heritage for future generations. natasha butler, which is 0 at put to normandy, the high. let's take you through some of the headlines now. india has expelled a canadian diplomats in tips attack, moves around over the killing of a prominent seat leader. india has strongly denied allegations by canada are involved in the murder of how did they've seen the job. the job was shot dead outside the seek temple in june, the province of british columbia. for the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents. so the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen, hard to sing nature.

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when the allied troops landed in normandy to retake the european continent, they didn't just sweep across have to be realistic on how long this will take. president biden, speaking in india at the g—20 summit, forming an alliance with india to counter the might of china. what do you expect him to do to try and rally further international support for the war in ukraine? you know, i think president biden probably deserves as much credit as anyone outside of ukraine for the war moving forward successfully so far. i mean, he's unified the west. so this is an effort to continue that. i'd like to see india do more and particularly have india help freeze out and hurt russia economically for the war in ukraine. but then continue to expand it to the groups outside of naito i think is foremost on his mind and critically important to accomplish right now. do you expect to see some sort of agreement on that come out of the g—20? we're crossing our fingers and hoping for the best. i'd like to think they understand just how important this is. putin's aims aren't just toward ukraine. it's extreme effort