and here with b, now we have the honore of having the son of corporal waverly woodson, steven woodson along with him, his garrett graff, who was the author of when the sea came alive an oral history of d-day. and he is profiling corporal whitson story with his article. the forgotten hero of d-day steve, i'm so glad that you are here today and what an honor to learn more about your father. >> the idea of this recognition and i understand the army is going to bring the metal to the omaha beach that before it's handed it to your family? >> it is literally going to touch the space and the place where he should have been rightfully honored. how is that feeling for you oh, it's incredible. >> i had the opportunity to go to omaha beach last year. obvious part of filming with a documentary. and when i got on the beach, law are quite honestly, i wasn't prepared for that. and the emotion just ran wild. so i can our families so thankful for the honors, it could be in bestowed upon him? >> what made you feel so emotional? was it just a realization and the weight of the moment or just knowing that

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. >> waverly woodson was a 21-year-old medic and the 320th barrage balloon battalion. the only all-black unit to stormed the beaches of normandy on d-day. and today, he was posthumously awarded the distinguished service cross, the second highest us military honore as his landing craft approached omaha beach, woodson was hit by two shells. if forced him to jump ship and he waited to shore. despite being wounded in that attack, he spent the next 30 hours tending to other wounded soldiers, saving an estimated 200 lives but the hundreds of medals of honor that were conferred after world war ii, woodson never made the cut. in fact, not a single black soldier was given that honore that didn't change until 1997 when seven black service members were honored because of the blatant racial discrepancy. woodson made the shortlist for that ceremony, but still wasn't selected here's later. he is finally earned the distinguished service cross and his widow accepted the award on her husband's behalf. >> she said, quote waverly would have felt honored to be recognized for what he knew,

they believe that corporal woodson probably at the time performed and helped save probably 5% to 10%the combatants that were fighting on the allied side during that day on june 6, 1944. and there is a lot of history and sad history around racism gf honor and sadly, he might never be given a medal of honor because people believe that his records were probably burned in a massive fire that happened back in the 1970's or 1980's where a lot of the veterans war records were kept. it is a sad story of racism at that time. not just from the roosevelt administration, but from hollywood as well. incredible pictures around d-day that are just amazing films, "saving private ryan" and "the longest day" did not show any depiction of the black troops that manned those balloons to help provide cover for allied forces on june 6, 1994 -- 1944. a lot of films do not show them. a lot of the documentaries never showed these men. they were whitewashed from the historical record when it came to d-day. i am happy to report that the french have very much so held corporal ward, and he died in the 1990'sagain

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the 80th anniversary of d-day, the us is honoring one of its heroes, army medic corporal waverly woodson junior was just posthumously awarded the distinguished service cross it's the second highest military decoration that can be awarded to a member of the army, corporal woodson was part of the all-black 300 20th barrage balloon battalion, which deployed balloons to protect soldiers from nazi fighter planes. >> he was seriously wounded during the invasion of normandy, but spent 30 hours treating fellow soldiers throughout that attack. what's in died in 2005 at the age of 83 this means so much to

garrett: waverly woodson, is, to me, one of the most fascinating characters of this book. combat unit that lands on d-day, and is wounded before he even gets to shore and spends 30 hours on omaha beach treating the wounded before he is evacuated himself. he's one of what turns out to be a small handful of black soldiers in world war ii who are considered for the medal of honor. but amid the systemic racism of the segregated military in that moment, not a single black soldier in world war ii receives the medal of honor. and it's only been this week for the 80th anniversary that he has been awarded a very long overdue distinguished service cross, which is the nation's second highest award for combat valor. amna: garrett, it's also astonishing to weigh what this entire generation, the greatest generation, carried with them for 80 years and in many cases, never talked about. there was one line from a member of the third canadian division, a lieutenant reg weeks, who you quote in here. he says, the thing i remember is that the people who had not been killed, the people who had

night dynamite tonight at eight i tbs on the eve of the 80th anniversary of d-day, corporal waverly woodson junior, a black army medic credited with treating many wounded soldiers, has been posthumously awarded the distinguished service cross, woodson, a member of 320th barrage balloons wound battalion and all-black unit, spent 30 hours treating fellow soldiers and the normally landing took place. he was injured himself when he is boat hit a mine. >> he did survive. he passed 22,005. his widow, joanne says, he would be thrilled by this honore, but it was his desire to always help people in need a colorado woman hit by a train while in police custody, just got an $8.5 million settlement in 2022. police detain, you're ready, ruiz gonzalez. they cuffed her in, put her in the back of the patrol car. the officer parked the car and the tracks and it was hit by a freight train. she survived but was badly injured. two of the officers involved were convicted of missing demeanor charges. so uh, texas toddler is recovering after giraffe got confused, any yanked out of repair? currents car during a dri

the 80th anniversary of d-day, the us is honoring one of its heroes, army medic corporal waverly woodson junior was just posthumously awarded the distinguished service cross it's the second highest military decoration that can be awarded to a member of the army, corporal woodson was part of the all-black 300 20th barrage balloon battalion, which deployed balloons to protect soldiers from nazi fighter planes. >> he was seriously wounded during the invasion of normandy, but spent 30 hours treating fellow soldiers throughout that attack. what's in died in 2005 at the age of 83 this means so much to his family. it is obviously well overdue. so congratulations to them. the lead with jake tapper starts right now moments ago, president biden rolled out a major new immigration policy. the lead starts right now brand new rules at the us border the president cl dmany pple can see >> but why now? >> border crossings are down, but then again, so was the president's polling and immigration also had another states charging trump allies with crimes related to a 2020 fake electors scheme. >> who's on th

woodson made the shortlist for that ceremony, but still wasn't selected here's later. he is finally earned the distinguished service cross and his widow accepted the award on her husband's behalf. >> she said, quote waverly would have felt honored to be recognized for what he knew, what his his duty. >> but we all know it was far more than duty it was his desire to always help people in need and thank you for watching news night. laura coates live starts right now tonight. >> drugs, a gun, a document, and an alleged lie, another their historic trial. this time the president's son. >> so just who are the 12 jurors who will decide? >> hunter biden's state plus president biden tries at a new tougher message against trump, but not the public. what he just told a group of donors. >> and it was the foul seen round the world, but it has now become something now a little bit more hasn't been the new twist and the caitlin clark story tonight. >> i'm laura coates, live alright, stop me if you've heard any of these statements before, the cases, an unusual prosecution that quote,

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woodson remarked on was the black on black homicide taking anyone here as many lives as a civil rights. i'm curious as two things. do you think the condition of black communities, the highlight of black on black homicide, do think that is linked to events in tulsa? the story of pulse is a tragedy. nobody would say differently would the story should be told so these things don't repeat. i don't know how often in recent history that kind of event has repeated. my question is if you were to write the history -- black on black homicide,, little bit about what he would highlight? -- tell me a little bit about what you would highlight? guest: i do a lot of work with the police here and it also and i have over a decade, building a better relationship between the police and the various constituent communities the police serve. i don't think in terms of black on black crime. specifically mentioning homicides, homicide usually is a crime that involves people in close proximity to one another, people who know one another. we can talk about hispanic crime . it is an approximate kind of occurrence.

so their public, a beller, is actually had the seats in very woodson and some other sessional negotiations, which professionally wins and upfront of last year. he's only agreeing to enrich the rental. we covered the most typical, most of the items have been to the national agenda. sure. yes, me, this gives you my june talks about how strong on areas of international cooperation i have sort of a phone, including political coordination that i see. once again, we've reviewed the one that is still listed as a program called tonight to do a sections, interest organizational policy. since it's gonna take full extensive trans dislikes, improves by both presidents program, administer on consultations for the upcoming year. so you know, it's the beginning of this year. they haven't started saying rounds of consultations or excuse me, on the just be so you can minister of level when you're at the bottom of it. but your leaders integrate priorities includes just the external support. so that's integration, that stands to make the international versions of the united states for tons of a sign that goe

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thanks that them things to promote some ideas on, on this the after like the woodson center set, the agenda of the item himself like, you know, he, the adults at a new plan. i mean, these are all that a petition of the old plans that does not work and it's not going to work. however, when it comes to many guns and nothing else, the problem is that did disagree over the tactics on the short term spinney guns has an interest to secure that at least some of the captives and the ones who is pushing nothing else engaged in a deal where the bizarre look up, disability. nothing. i always loved 30th, but both of them there's been holding on the, on the same long kind of gold which is and then come ask me what combining does that in for the new governess, structures. and both of them do not fits any formula for the or not the not see the spartan, those 2 bringing settlement piece ending. the 1st thing is the, the conflict, the just the 2nd one, the tactics here in time of the so comes us the, you in it just added fee is ready on me to this child, hon. blacklist. i mean, it joins the likes of,

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woodson probably at the time performed and helped save probably 5% to 10% of the combatants that werehting on the allied side during that day on june 6, 1944. and there is a lot of history anaround racism. he was never given a medal of honor and sadly, he might never be given a medal of honor because people believe that his records were probably burned in a massive fire that happened s or 1980's where a lot of the veterans war records were kept. it is a sad story of racism at that time. not just from the roosevelt administration, but from hollywood as well. two of the most incredible pictures around d-day that are just amazing films, "saving private ryan" and "the longest day" did not show any depiction of the black troops that manned those balloons to help provide cover for allied forces on june 6, 1994 -- 1944. a lot of films do not show them. a lot of the documentaries never showed these men. they were whitewashed from the historical record when it came to d-day. i am happy to report that the french have very much so held corporal ward, and he died in the 1990's and very high regar

you have a guy named waverley woodson.e 320, a medic, and he is running this impromptu aid he even performs mp tatian's himself in the course of the day. there's a pending medal of honor case for him because he saved probably dozens of lives that day. he is a microcosm for many medics who are severely challenged that day, too. as this thing develops, just to give you a sense of how it starts to turn around -- by the way, this gives you a sense, many yearscrescent shape. this is what you tend to do if you survive those initial moments. there's, like, and sloping -- it's called a shingle bank of rocks. you may be safe from machine guns and small arms, but imagine the artillery and mortars coming in and how that will multiply the fragmentation effect. for all of our preoccupation with pillboxes and bunkers and all at omaha beach, the deadliest german weapon at omaha beach is the inland artillery because they keep the communication lines intact. every part of the beach is pre-cited. when you are pinned down as many of these gu

. >> waverly woodson junior was a medic he treated wounded soldiers on omaha beach for 30 hours, despite also being wounded. >> here's a quote of his that you include in the book quote, this was a horrible de for everyone. this d-day army prejudices took a back seat as far as the soldiers helping one another was concerned afterwards, it was an altogether different story. >> even to the state of black soldiers were never given credit for their outstanding services beyond the call of duty. >> and there's another quote in the book, an anonymous black so it's really for said i'm an american doing my part for the american government to make the world safe for democracy i have about the tuskegee airmen and all the black of service members from the united states who served over there they were not fighting for democracy, not, not one that they enjoy. >> and in fact, ironically, for many of them, the first taste that they got of equality was arriving in england in this segregated jim crow army where all of a sudden the british treat them as equals and much to the horror of the white southern off

and their last night against woodson and their coat says that they were really tested. do you think they can get the job done against denmark? well certainly there is a lot of pressure on the germans as the hosts, but also as a team which has traditionally been seen as a tournament team, one that grows into tournaments gets more difficult to beats and wins games that has proved difficult for the german team. of the course of the last 3 told them and so so, but people here seem to feel that julia now goes month has brought together the right kind of challenge to give the team a really good shots. they look at play as like slowly and be ups again from by a neighbor cruise and they look at the optimal guy habits. they look at the photos and look his manual noise and go and say, this is the spine of a team that can take them very fast. but then the things will say, hey, we were on beeping in our groups. yes, we didn't win any games, but we didn't lose any games which proves that were difficult to break down. and of course we're now in the illumination stages. i'm not count

white soldiers, in some cases the first time here at omaha beach, you've got a guy named waverly woodsonossibly more lives than anybody else. he's from the 3/20. he's a medic and he's running this impromptu aid station, he even an amputation himself in the course of the day. and he there's a sort of pending medal of honor case for him because he probably dozens of lives that day he's a microcosm for many medics who are really severely challenged day too so as this thing develops just to give you a sense of how it starts to turn around and by the way, this gives you a sense too many later the crescent shape the just how deadly this could be. and of course and this is what you're going to tend to do if you survive those initial moments. and this is the big red one side. there's like a sloping what's called a shingle bank. bank rocks. so it seems a're safe and you may be four machine guns, small arms, but imagine all the the artillery and mortars that are coming in there. how that's going to multiply the fragmentation effect the deadliest for for all the sort of our preoccupation the pillbo

bob woodson, tony evans. those are good -- i've gotte to fox news and cnn. i go towards my christian people to give me a christian perspective on world news. my biggest concern is they are changing the meaning of our words. abortion is called health care. reproductive rights are not about reproduction but killing babies. pro-life is now called antiabortion. you very seldom hear it called pro-life anymore. they are mutilating our children and calling it gender affirming. we have gottention. we have got to take the ownership of our words back. i am totally like you. i am pro-life. thank you so much for everything you do. guest: you are welcome. i've been to enterprise down in alabama and many of our other unique immunities that are starting to flourish as a result of good policy plans. to the question of christian worldviews, a lot of people feel like it is getting very lost in our society and under attack and it is. it is no use pretending it is not. when you have these two conflicting worldviews if there is anything president biden that -- has said that is c

this from phoebe woodson, who is a gb news member on the message board.ley. he was an inspiration and spent all his time scientifically testing all of the ways that people could help themselves without dependence on medication and gimmicky diet plans. he didn't deserve to die, lost and alone and my heart feels for his family. phoebe, thank you for that. you speak for all of my viewers and listeners in those words that you've just said about a lovely man. okay, folks, writing . in the daily express, writing. in the daily express, reform uk leader nigel farage has said that his party is in pole position to become the new opposition should the tories collapse at the general election, with the party closing in on the conservatives in the polls, has farages 11th hour election gamble already paid off? let's get the views of tonight's newsmaker, former government minister and broadcaster ann widdecombe. ann lovely to see you this evening. you told me on this programme some time ago that nigel farage did not need to stand as an mp or lead the party. have you chan

waverley woodson junior, a medic at the previous caller's father who was part of the only black combat unit to take part in the d-day invasion of france is posthumously honored and awarded the distinguished service cross in recognition of the heroism and determination he showed treating troops under heavy fire that day. it's the second highest honor that can be bestowed on a member of the army. awarded for external heroism the announcement made on monday of this week chris van hollen saying this is been a long time coming. his bravery on d-day was her relicccounts of what he did to save his fellow soldiers even though he was wounded. there is a picture of him there in his uniform in the background. this is cody in maryland, good morning. caller: good morning john and my fellow americans. i want to tell you a brief story about my uncle, he was there on d-day as well and he was shot in the but and several years back i guess maybe 15 maybe even 20 years back i had my wife's stepfather here and he was a german soldier and my uncle was here as well sitting around a pool and they were tellin

bob woodson, tony evans. those are good -- i've gotten away from listening to fox news and cnn. give me a christian perspective on world news. my biggest concern is they are changing the meaning of our words. abortion is called health care. reproductive rights are not about reproduction but killing babies. pro-life is now called antiabortion. you very seldom hear it called pro-life anymore. they are mutilating our children and calling it gender affirming. we have got to pay attention. we have got to take the ownership of our words back. i am totally like you. i am pro-life. thank you so much for everything u do. guest: you are welcome. b;i've been to enterprise down n alabama and many of our other unique immunities that are starting to flourish as a result of good policy, plans. to the question of christian worldviews, a lot of people feel like it is getting very lost in our society and under attack, and it is. it is no use pretending it is not. when you conflicting worldviews, if there is anything president bide that -- has said that is coherent, he told us this election is abo