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across the west. senior meteorologist jace /* janice dean has the forecast. >> janice: temperature above average and this trough over the east and area of low pressure across the great lakes bringing potential for stronger storms today. that is setup over next couple days. heat alefrt in toward south wests and texas. hit potential record highs in phoenix, los angeles las vegas, tucson, reno, nevada. we are worried about people who have respiratory issues, young and elderly. forecast highs today, 110 in las vegas and 110 in fephoenix. it will continue on friday, not lessening until we get toward the end of the weekend and early
democracy central. that's all right, gcn, that side is actually we do have where the rangers attacked the nazi positions at a particularly really difficult area because of the huge cliffs that were there and the isolationism that reagan spoke, spoke about is really the type of thing that i think affected a lot of the people during the world war ii generation because what they were looking at was they had been isolated because of tendencies in us politics during the 1920s and 30s but then they had to risk respond to a threat. and that thread in a world that wasn't as connected as our world was still felt, even here on the shores of the united states, reagan's generation ended up recognizing that and reagan saw his opportunity as being a way to really we not only remind people of the fight against nazism, but also the fight at that time against communism. he, and he saw those tyrannies is being in essence somewhat
♪ >> we had no idea what we were going to do or where it would happen, but it was the begi beginning. it was a very decisive battle for us because our mission it was to establish ourselves on the beach. >> we were on that boat, everybody talked about the same thing, helping each other and not getting killed. >> we started up this sandy area and there were hundreds of men inside. >> my father jumped about 1:30 in the morning on june 6th. the plane was too low. it was too fast. the fire coming up was so thick it was like -- >> wasn't something we had ever seen before in all of our
hedros. the german forces were using those tactics and overcome obstacles in advance. >> brian: i understand there is going to be a flyover and french national anthem, u.s. national anthem, the invocation and then the secretary charles k. da joy and then emmanuel macron and then lloyd austin. >> lawrence: just looking at the honor guard putting the flags as they prepare to say all of those anthems. >> normandy is an area. it wasn't just omaha beach. five beaches. >> normandy i did. there were
neighborhood, area we were going to where they would say, you know, here is the ied attacks. here's the sophisticated attacks that have happened. here is the network of insurgents that control that area. i don't care who you are, get spidey sense what are we going into here? what is tomorrow going to look like. i don't care how are. when you get a sense that the enemy is primed, there could be an attack. there could be an ambush where you are going, you are next level. imagine what the boys of june 6th thought. you're about to open a second front against the best war machine the world has ever seen in nazi germany. impossible odds. >> brian: they are waiting. >> peter: place you have never been to. >> brian: and they are waiting. >> pete: and they are waiting. fortified. boys nowhere near as trained as our modern military is. >> lawrence: they are kids. >> pete: they are kids. good luck. >> steve: with a rifle. >> pete: with a rifle. they had they believed in their
of virgin mary with u.s. paratroopers coming down around her. such an impressive area and so beautiful. >> lawrence: bill, thank you for your words this morning. >> bill: you're welcome. >> ainsley: lawrence. >> lawrence: judge jeanine pirro is fired up and she's next. let's get started. bill, where's your mask? i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. now i sleep with inspire. inspire? no mask? no hose? just sleep. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com
bu budget after accounting for inflation are small and tiny. i would like to see it matched by a bigger commitment to investment in the military so when men and women step forward to wear the uniform of our nature, they have the best equipment and big advantage from that. >> ainsley: bill, what does this mean to you, 80th anniversary of d-day? >> normandy is such a beautiful area. i went there all the time. one thing they did not show, the cemeteries are astounding with all the white crosses. a german cemetery, there is one there, somber, all black stones and so forth. there is the town of st. mary where the 82nd airborne liberated and in that chapel, an old norman church, stained glass
hot, we are what's detectors get above really about 95 the fruit starts growing and so it's something we're always worried about and what but for your first as well yeah, for them, they'll work less if it stays hot for number of days. and so we're a little concerned about that too. >> kate here and her law california, it is supposed to be 103 degrees by the time it hits the afternoon and the employees here at two ponary family farms they made sure that they got here about an hour early so they could get in a full day's work because they're going to likely have to end before the heat of the day. so it is certainly not ideal, but they have figured out a way to work around it here and all across the region. there are gonna be sweltering temperatures today is expected to be the hottest all across the area back to uk. >> in this round, it will be that maybe the hottest day in the area, but i mean, this is just the beginning of summer. we're not even at the start of
campaign to certain republicans sort of nikki haley, republican it gives people who might be guessable for the biden campaign. >> now you said, i believe you're not going to vote for donald trump. you're also not going to vote for president biden. i am curious about maybe not what would change your mind, but what kind of outreach you would welcome from the biden campaign? what could they say to you short of? i'm now republican. i now agree with everything you say what could be persuasive to you as an argument from the biden campaign well, first of all, i have a good relationship with jeff science at chief of staff of president biden. >> we work together on the coronavirus pandemic issues while i was governor but it's not really about the outreach. it is simply about who's going to govern our country the best same whenever i ran for president, because i see biden's failed policies and a number of area one of them
breaking news coming in gaza, hamas run ministry of health saying that at least 45 people have been killed, several others injured in an israeli strike at a school in central gaza. >> the school was said to be housing displaced refugees. these really military's confirmed it carried out the airstrike, but saying it was targeting a hamas common how an operating inside the school. and now a cnn analysis shows that american-made munitions were used in that strike siena. it's nada bashir. she's tracking this one for us not what more are you learning? >> look as you mentioned, kate, this was an area known to be sheltering thousands of displaced palestinians. the un for palestine refugees. >> it says it believes approximately 6,000, at least palestinian temperature shelton within the school building, thousands more sheltering on the actual grounds of the un complex that strike taking place overnight according to eyewitnesses, several strikes took place targeting this school and we've been hearing from medical officials and health officials on the ground