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we are back with a live look there at pointe du hoc in france where president biden is expected to speak any minute in a speech to mark the 80th anniversary of the normandy landings with a special focus on the fight for democracy and how what happened back then still resonates today, and you can see members of the president's cabinet arriving. there's the defense secretary lloyd austin, antony blinken, the secretary of state also in attendance, and former secretary of state john kerry has arrived as well among those hearing the president's speech live at the cliffs there in normandy. and we'll keep an eye as soon as the president heads-up to give his speech, we will take you back there. but first, the latest from the federal courthouse in wilmington, delaware, where prosecutors expect to rest their gun case against the president's son hunter biden today. yesterday the jury heard

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smiling. it think i will linger in people's smilinu. . , . think i will linger in people's smilinu. ., think i will linger in people's smilin. ., ., ., , smiling. it was a fulsome apology. he will play _ for our viewers and talk off of the back. , . , for our viewers and talk off of the back. , ., for our viewers and talk off of the back. ,., , ., ._ , back. over the past two days i participated — back. over the past two days i participated in _ back. over the past two days i participated in a _ back. over the past two days i participated in a number - back. over the past two days i participated in a number of. back. over the past two days i - participated in a number of events in portsmouth and france to honour those who risk their lives to defend our freedom and our values those who risk their lives to defend ourfreedom and our values eight years ago. the itinerary for these events was set weeks ago, before the start of the general election campaign. having participated in all of the british offence with the british veterans, i return home before the international leaders of event leader in the day. on reflection, that was a mistake and i apologise. i think it is important, given the enormity of the sacrifice made, that we don't politicise this. the focus should be on the veterans who gave so much. i have the honour and privilege of speaking to many of them and hearing their stories and expressing my gratitude personally to them. but i am someone who will always admit when i have made a mistake that is what you will always get for me. mistake that is what you will always net for me. ., ,., .,

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know the answer. it was faith and belief. it was loyalty and love. >> bill: wow, that was quite something, too. the president will make his way home. during this speech ironically the prosecution rested in his son's trial. before we go why don't we end on a positive note. a lot of folks heading for the beach. we're heading for the jersey shore, a lot of us. put a plug in for a new book called "i don't want to go home" the history of the stone pony on the jersey shore. all of america, you know your favorite spot on the beach, right? the stone pony is for so many people. >> gillian: i will pick it up for my train ride back to d.c. >> bill: a lot of american stories. great to be with you. >> gillian: thanks for having me. >> bill: we have to roll. here is "focus" right now from new york.

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rob's medical team became part of his family. they helped him through every stage of his illness. it is a measure of the man that they say he helped them as much as they helped him. he looked out for me. in many ways. and i can see what sort of a team—mate he must have been, you know, looking out for his team members. and as i go towards the hospital, i see the big mural. and in that mural, rob has a very intense, focused expression on his face. that is how i remember him — with a cheeky grin and focus. and that is what will encourage me to keep going.

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moly lanky on the scene, mola, thank you. also, the terrifying moments for more than 400 passengers and crew aboard an air canada flight toronto to paris. emergency landing just after takeoff. flames pouring from one of the plane's engines. air canada tonight saying the situation was quickly stabilized, the plane landing safely back in toronto. the airline saying the problem was caused by a compressor stall, which can occur when debris becomes lodged in the engine, disrupting the airflow. tonight, we are watching the threat of severe storms this evening and tomorrow. we're also tracking this dangerous heat building across the country so early in the season. meteorologist lee goldberg of our station here in new wnbc, tracking it all for >> the focus is back on the plains tonight. severe thunderstorms across parts of nebraska and kansas. new severe storms across parts of new mexico and into oklahoma and kansas. winds up to 70 miles an hour,

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and what he's done for england, and what he's done for me as a manager, of course. madders and jack both give us something different as well, so they have been tough calls, they've been calls that we've gone over and over and over as a group of staff. we just feel other players have had stronger seasons, particularly in the last six months or so. england have the final warm up match tonight against iceland. in the scotland camp, bbc sport understands goalkeeper craig gordon and defender john souttar are the players set to miss out on euro 202a. head coach steve clarke must trim his squad from 28 to 26, for the tournament after tonight's friendly with finland at hampden park. his full focus was getting the team in shape for the tournament opener against hosts germany, as the squad held an opening training session. scotland finally ended a run of seven games without a win by beating gibraltar 2—0 on monday, but it was hardly a performance to worry the germans and attracted more criticism, which perplexes clarke. any time i read a little snippet from somebody who wants to be negative norman, ijust dismiss it, because what's to be negative about?

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the island, but with sweltering temperatures, they know that time is against them. joe inwood is in symi for us now. joe, what's the latest on the search? it is still ongoing. search and rescue teams have moved slightly further inland. the initialfocus rescue teams have moved slightly further inland. the initial focus of investigations was that part which was winding along the coast. and thatis was winding along the coast. and that is where they were first searching because that is where the think initially when. we are walked about maybe one fifth of that and that time of the it is absolutely sweltering. i managed to go over on my ankle slightly, it is difficult terrain. we are staying at pedi, the first village he would have come to. there was a suggestion of a sighting but that has not been confirmed. at the moment the search and rescue operations are taking place notjust on land back in the sea as well. the coastguard say that they're going out and they are continuing to search for michael mosley, but at

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now for motor neurone disease is. . . is fantastic. rob's medical team became part of his family. they helped him through every stage of his illness. it is a measure of the man that they say he helped them as much as they helped him. he looked out for me. in many ways. and i can see what sort of a team—mate he must have been, you know, looking out for his team members. and as i go towards the hospital, i see the big mural. in that mural rob has a very intense, focused expression on his face. that is how i remember him, with a cheeky grin, and focus. and that is what will