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site where army rangers scale these giant cliffs to try to take down german artillery back around d-day. now, the white house says that he will be using this site to really try to make his case against isolate, isolationism the need to preserve democracy. the president also is at some point expected to sit down with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy would be the two men's first meeting since the u.s. sense that additional aid to the country and comes really as the white house says, that they are in an inflection point not just in the war in ukraine, but also other international matters, including the war in gaza all right. >> arlette, obviously very critical moment. we appreciate the report. boris less than 1% of the 16.4 million americans who served during world war ii are still alive. >> and even fewer were able to travel back to the beaches of normandy today we heard from 100 jake larson, who lied about his age to enlist back in 1938
80 years later where youthful bravery landed, today these last surviving heroes returned. [ "taps" playing ] just above the shores where 150,000 allied troops wade into the surf and were met by an endless barrage of nazi bullets, from the president a solemn tribute. >> it's the highest honor to be able to salute you here in normandy once more, all of you. god love you. >> reporter: fewer than 200 of america's sons who stormed these beaches on d-day to help reclaim the continent from nazi germany are still with us. the commander in chief today greeting many of them, most wearing their uniforms, some in wheelchairs and over 100 years old. president biden touting the unified front of western allies that succeeded on d-day. >> it was a powerful illustration of how alliances, real alliances make us stronger. a lesson that i pray we americans never forget. >> reporter: on this anniversary, the
and you can see - in the water below... this is the starship launch system. it stands 120 metres. that's nearly 400 feet tall. it has two main parts. at the bottom is the super heavy booster, which has a huge number of engines, 33 of them. above this is the starship spacecraft. this can carry cargo or crew, spacex says up to 100 people. what's unique is both of these components will be fully reusable. the top part of the rocket makes it to space, before hitting extreme temperatures as it reenters through the earth's atmosphere. this is wild to see this. some parts start burning up. it'sjust incredible to see. how far can it go? that is the question. the answer, though, is all the way for a soft splashdown in the indian ocean. it's their most successful test to date. but standby for the next one. rebecca morelle, bbc news.
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a sudanese pro democracy activists' committee has reported that up to 100 people have been killed by the paramilitary rapid support forces group in a village south of the capital, khartoum. this footage posted on social media shows dozens of bodies the attack took place in wad al nourah, in gezira state, which the rsf took control of in december. the group denies the attack. the rsf, who've been fighting the sudanese armed forces for the past 13 months, have also encircled al fasher, the capital city of the darfur region, where the world food programme is expanding its operations to try and prevent a famine. the us special envoy for sudan says the geopolitical fallout from the spiralling civil war could be immense, potentially leading sudan to become a failed state like libya and somalia. myanmar�*s opposition and local residents have accused the army of killing at least 50 people who'd been detained in a village close
stormed the beaches of nazi occupied france during world war ii. and they're successful landing that day marked a major turning point that ultimately led to germany's defeat the following year. now, at years later, biden met with some of the last remaining u.s. veterans who fought on d-day. all of them are around 100-years-old now, in his remarks, the president stressed the importance of defending democracy and he warned about the threats that it's facing around the world cnn's arlette saenz is joining us now, live from the white house are lead but also the presidency and his comments law briana, president biden really sought to draw a direct connection between the brave and heroic acts of those allied forces on the beaches of normandy, just 80 years ago today, with the ongoing fight and allied support for ukraine in its war against russia. >> a 180 american world war ii, veterans were on hand today, made the journey to normandy
first investment zone. but there are problems with this location. only 1% of people can get to the investment zonein of people can get to the investment zone in 30 minutes by public transport. that is according to the south yorkshire mayoral combined authority. bus services in south yorkshire have declined faster than anywhere else in the country. in doncaster, the airport is closed. south yorkshire is a classic red wall area. south yorkshire is a classic red wallarea. rathervalley south yorkshire is a classic red wall area. rather valley was labour for over 100 years, until the conservatives won it in 2019. over in sheffield hallam, it is labour want the lib dems who have been going head to head in recent years, and the greens have a strong presence in sheffield as well. as for reform, they will be keeping the south yorkshire seats on their site. question time will be aired live tonight on bbc one at 8pm —
just going to add. actually they're also in a handful of states that have access to contraception legislation as well, which i think is going to drive turnout. so let's turn onto another issue because today's supreme court watchdog called fix the court and gabe roth of fixed the court reported some. >> i'd dropping numbers. you went back through his news reporting, financial disclosure forms, fix the court research and in his estimation estimation since 2000 for justice clarence thomas says received 103 gifts more worth more than $2.4 million, and that does not include undisclosed gifts such such as those that were cited by propublica. and the new york times. i mean comparatively brett kavanaugh, it was $100 i know the conservatives think that everybody is picking on clearance but is this not? >> an issue that should be addressed, not clarence thomas per say, but just like should there not be some transparency and rules here for court's not just is brynn portal. >> i think if we can find bipartisan compromise, it's a place to do it because they were millions of dollars of gifts. >> of course, over all nine justices. and then you add the others that have recently left the court or or recently
>> now that's a great idea, nailed it good morning. you were alive in the cnn newsroom, america hill in for jim acosta 80 years ago today, the course of world war and democracy changed forever president biden joining other world leaders at this hour as they mark this milestone anniversary of d-day, the allied invasion of normandy. >> you see there of course, the french president emmanuel macron, as well as ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy. this morning, mr. biden meeting with a handful of the last remaining us veterans stormed those beaches, are parachuted behind enemy lines. as the men today, they're all around 100-years-old, making this anniversary, especially poignant as a world pays tribute to this greatest generation the man who, fought