ron cross and bob jones now both in their ninety's were on board one of those ships. a group that grips. people. that they're in what they do and in the war. of the you think they get up and join me where i am now i was made on thursday the actual anniversary of the landing in normandy another commemoration will take place on the northern coast of france. and germans as an america was also on hand to pay her respects she called her own participation in the ceremonies a gift of history. in the. dog of the in the military it was a unique military operation unprecedented for us in germany it lead ultimately to liberation from national socialism it claimed a number leave a ball number of lines hundreds of thousands of soldiers were involved a huge logistical operation. and it was to lead to something that we can be very proud of today namely reconciliation and unity within you and the whole post will order that has brought us peace in europe now for more than 7 decades. on the fact that i as a german chancellor can be part of these today that today we are working together

president trump another‘s heads of state will be here to commemorate d—day 75 years on. 99—year—old ron cross among the veterans being honoured. we didn't think about the danger, we know we had a job to do and if anything happened to us, that was hardluck. i did what they said, i crept up the beach, i thought, what's all these people around me? they are in the water, what are they doing in the water? i thought, you think they get out of the water and come out and join me where i am. no. they was dead. dead. 75 years ago more than 100,000 troops aborting almost 5000 vessels and ports and harbours all of the south coast of inward. in the fifth was the original date of d—day, indy and bad weather meant a delay for 24 hours. nonetheless, across the channel the raf continued bombardment. the softening up of german defences along a broad stretch of coast. bridges and airfields destroyed in readiness for what would be the largest seaborne invasion in history at the beginning of the end of the war. the number of d—day veterans is 110w war. the number of d—day veterans is now down to the hundreds. tod

president trump and other heads of state will be here to commemorate d—day, 75 years on. 99—year—old ron crossmong the veterans being honoured. we didn't think about the danger. we know we had a job to do, and if anything happened to us, that was hard luck. i did what they said. i crept up the beach. i thought, what's all these people around me? 00:03:16,172 --> 2147483051:38:22,801 they're in the water — 2147483051:38:22,801 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 what are they doing in the water? i thought, you'd think they'd get out of the water and come out and join me where i am. no. they was dead — dead. 75 years ago, more than 100,000 troops boarded almost 5,000 vessels in ports and harbours all over the south coast of england. 5june was the original date of d—day. wind and bad weather meant a delay for 2h hours. nonetheless, across the channel, the raf continued bombardment. the softening up of german defences along a broad stretch of coast... bridges and airfields destroyed in readiness for what would be the largest seaborne invasion in history, and the beginning of the end of the war. the number of

president trump and other heads of state will be here to commemorate d—day, 75 years on. 99—year—old ron cross happened to us, that was hard luck. i did what they said. i crept up the beach. i thought, what's all these people around me? they're in the water — what are they doing in the water? i thought, you'd think they'd get out of the water and come out and join me where i am. no. they were dead. 75 years ago, more than 100,000 troops boarded almost 5,000 vessels in ports and harbours all along the south coast of england. 5thjune was the original date of d—day. in the end, bad weather meant a delay for 24 hours. nonetheless, across the channel, the raf continued their bombardment. the softening up of german defences along a broad stretch of coast... bridges and airfields destroyed in readiness for what would be the largest seaborne invasion in history, and the beginning of the end of the war. the number of d—day veterans is now down to the hundreds. today's events will be one of the last opportunities to commemorate those who liberated europe from nazi rule. graham satchell, bbc news. with m

fighter to ron says that the u.s. has crossed a red line brazing fears of a military confrontation are dropping between tehran and washington also coming up china's president xi jinping arrives in north korea and just greeted by cheering crowds with ties now strange between the 2 nations she and north korea's kim jong un will take up the stalled talks on the north's nuclear station that will get to be used top job friends in germany flashover to should become the next president of the european commission. plus the women's world cup in france scotland are on their way home after crashing and burning against argentina the scots look to certain to win until their opponents mounted against the roic and a controversial comeback. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program iran says that it is quote ready for war after shooting down what it claims was a u.s. spy drone to iran says that it's revolutionary guard down to the unmanned aircraft over the province after most. her moves on in southern iran state t.v. showed images of a drone simila

fighter and to ron says that the u.s. has crossed a red line brazing fears of a military confrontation or prompting between tehran and washington because also coming up china's president xi jinping arrives in north korea and just greeted by cheering crowds with ties now strange between the 2 nations she and north korea's kim jong un will take up the still talks on.

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we're crossing a red line with this we know world so they have to find all there were meanwhile to ron is in talks a number of countries on using currencies other than the us dollar for trade live is being seen as a way for iran to bypass u.s. sanctions unless and washington's grip on global energy and commercial markets will suggest barry has more from tax wrong. according to the arabian foreign minister they are in discussion with a number of countries including china russia turkey and india to try and bypass the u.s. sanctions by setting up a monetary system where they can trade without having the u.s. sanctions affect them this is something that the iranians have been talking about and we know that the russians are behind this idea they said that the russian foreign minister has said that the u.s. sanctions against iran is unfair and the russian government will do everything it can to try and help the iranians bypass them the foreign minister has said that the already reached some agreements with certain countries and they are still in discussion with others so it's still in the pr

ron desantis. that didn't happen, either. i would caution people not to read into this too much. the crosshe polls, what's interesting is trump is getting lower white support than exit polls showed he had gotten in 2016. should be around 64%, 65% in order to carry the state. the quinnipiac poll is between 54% and 55%. not only joe biden is doing well, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and top presidential candidates on the democratic side. >> now we'll see all these democrats descending on florida for debates this week. you know in your reporting the importance of the hispanic vote in florida. as you laid out for us there are a lot of latinos and they're not all from the same place. democrats had an opportunity to reach out to latino voters in the state late last week. eight of them participated in a latino forum but not joe biden. how big of a deal is that? . >> well, the folks who put on the conference, it was the national association of latino elected officials, were pretty disturbed, pretty upset that biden didn't show up. all he had to do was my in, speaking for 15 minutes and my out.

it causes families to cross between ports at the expense of our humanity not the benefit of our safety. then a republican senator, ronohnson, addressed it earlier. >> we've all seen it. of oscar alberto martinez ramirez, his 14-month-old daughter valeriia. i realize tragedies occur all over this country, all over the world. i don't want to see another picture like that on the u.s. border. i hope that picture alone will catalyze this congress, this committee, do something. >> dana: just before he left for the g-20, the president of the united states addressed this very photo in comment. watch this. >> i hate it. i know it could stop immediately if the democrats change the laws. they have to change the laws. then that father who probably was this wonderful guy, with his daughter, things like that wouldn't happen. because that journey across that river, that journey across that river's a very dangerous journey. >> dana: terry, you know washington's been debating this immigration issue for so many years. just last night the house passed a bill. we have it here. they got money for food and better housing. but no funding f

have crossed the border into saudi arabia and taken control of more than 20 military positions levels also say they have killed dozens of saudi soldiers during heavy fighting near the southern city of ron these pictures are run by a hit the late television station the saudi coalition which backs the many government has neither confirm nor deny the hit the advancements in knowledge from the coalition has launched air strikes in the area over the past 3 days. as a retired jordanian air force general he says if true the attacks show advancement into the tax tactics against the saudi marathi coalition. but appreciation is progressively more effective than you know 2 or 3 years back and that's think is really changing the calculus of war this is one of the offensive operation accompanied by surprise i could see on the 3 along 3 axis the really control the area no 40 kilometer square no comment from this. you know is really. to air supremacy of the colonization power so i could say also. play a great role for the who's the as i call it as a force multiplier and fortification from the air. who know the local tribe there very well and there is some collaborator with them regarding this or fran

ron has condemned the u.s. over his decision to impose sanctions on its supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei and other top officials tehran has said the path to diplomacy is now permanently closed as people of cross europe are bracing for a heat wave with temperatures forecast to go as high as 48 degrees celsius governments are warning people especially the old and young to take precautions to avoid sunstroke. you're watching good news coming up on news asia the hong kong protests we take a look at the tactics that activists are using to keep people turning out for the demonstrations. that's coming up next and i'll see you again tomorrow. to. take off. from africa for decades they bring top performers and crowded field. it's in the bundesliga we caught up with 2 former stars. here on sunday. greatest successes and what they've been doing since playing up their clips. in 60 minutes. you know that 77 percent topic are younger than 60. that's me and me and you. need to know what time of voices i watch. this 77 percent talk about the issues. from the politics to flash from housing to top this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend g.w. . judgment which. any time any place. is a news video

ron that injured a 13 year-old boy in the bayview district. it happened saturday on revere avenue right near 3rd street that boy was crossing the street when the driver of a sedan hit him. the child was taken to the hospital he's recovering this morning and again police still looking for that driver now as pride month gets underway santa clara city officials have opened a homeless shelter focusing on serving the needs of lgbtq people. now supervisor city chavez is the one who proposed the shelter after her office heard from a number of lgbtq teens and young adults back in 2017. so the temporary housing was approved in late 2018 and they're going to be calling it the new haven in it's on locust street in san jose and it's going to offer life skills training job, placement assistance and help finding permanent housing. there's a maximum of 90 days that you can stay there, but you can always extend that stay if you need. >>time now 7.33 and improvements are coming to a football field in the north bay after the 2017 tubs fire. here you see students and faculty at cardinal newman high and santa rosa breaking ground. this is work that was delayed wh

crossed the border into saudi arabia and taken control of more than 20 military positions the rebels also say they have killed dozens of saudi soldiers during heavy fighting near the southern city of ron these pictures were run on a who at the link television station the saudi marotta coalition which backs the a many government has neither confirm nor deny the who the advancements on the coalition have launched air strikes in the area over the past 3 days. more from sana the host these have also inflicted heavy losses on the saudi backed forces most of them have been recruited from. southern yemen. to defend the saudi southern borders this recent escalation and also retaliatory attack by these. come in context with the. recent call by the leader. holds the who called for the launch of over $300.00 retaliatory attacks that include. also missile attacks. these recent school ation also in response to the delay and also need to do this it backs in the fulfillment and also the. to complete the the full fulfillment of the sweden peace agreements and the hope he's described that the saudi backed forces haven't have not yet fulfilled their parts of the agreement say that they have already wit

crossing the border illegally including 11,000 plus children. joining me now is nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker. some of the president's biggest supporters are against this, mitch mcconnell is against it, ron johnson, rob portman. ted cruz said we're holding a gun to our own heads, but you heard the president, he's dug in, so where is this going? >> reporter: the president has been defiant, chris, there is no doubt about that. look, the expectations game is under way here at the white house with that meeting set to get under way with top officials here and mexican negotiators to try to avert those tariffs from going into effect next monday, but the reality is based on conversations here there's not a whole lot of hope that they will be able to do that with this one meeting. so who is going to be in this meeting? we know that, of course, the foreign minister from mexico, his delegation will be there, some of those officials have already started to arrive, and then, of course, the vice president, the secretary of state, the acting dhs secretary and other key players here who are engaged in this discussion. not at the table, though, traveling with the president right now a number of the top o

crossed the border into saudi arabia and taken control of more than 20 military positions rebels also say they have killed dozens of saudi soldiers during heavy fighting near the southern city of najaf ron this picture of her run by a hit the link television station the saudi coalition which backs the many government has neither confirm nor deny the who the advancements in the coalition had launched air strikes in the area over the past 3 days. saudi arabia is reported to have improved its ballistic missile capability by buying technology from china a us media report cites intelligence sources and describes a missile factory near riyadh president donald trump is accused of not disclosing the information to congress china's foreign ministry has neither confirmed nor denied their reports. the truth. the chinese government has always opposed the use of weapons of mass destruction as well as their proliferation trying to has been very strict with its export of missile technology toner in saudi arabia our strategic cooperation partners we've maintained good cooperation immediate fields including the arms trade and this cooperation does not violate any international law and does not involve a

ron allen. >>> let's go back to politics now and the growing backlash over the president's threat to impose tariffs on all mexican goods unless mexico slows down immigrants crossingp economic aides oppose the threat but stephen miller was the force behind it. several top republicans slammed the president's threat. most agree consumers will be the ones to pay for the tariffs with the top white house trade adviser, peter navarro, claims that's not the case. >> people are saying somehow american voters will pay for this, it's simply not true. the governor of china has won the burden of those tariffs in the form of tax revenues. >> so has the consumer, importers pay for it. >> no, the governments of china and mexico will pay for it and producers in mexico and china paid for this. >> in contrast what the trade representative and u.s. treasury secretary say. new as well, statements after robert mueller made statements some referred to as an impeachment referral to congress. 43% say no action and 37% said should be impeached and 50 house democrats and one remember support an impeachment inquiry but the house majority whip insists for now they should carry on investigati