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recovery mission is personal for captain fox worth, an airman himself the cautious hope is to ultimately return the remainder scenes of evolve three to their families for burial with full military honors. >> it's a promise that our country has made to every service member, no matter how long it takes. >> but the possible remainders since most first undergo forensic testing at a dpa laboratory back in the us before making any positive identification, regardless of that outcome, we won't stop, we'll keep we'll keep searching ultimately, there will be a dignified transfer of these possible remains over to that us lab. >> we mentioned, according to the lab manager, they could make an identification and under a year-and-a-half, after extensive forensic testing, the families of these three unaccounted for airman have been notified that the government is working to recover them until then it's a waiting game. >> isabel resolve was cnn atlanta and a special thanks to cnn's isabelle results for that report. this important note to our viewers. be sure to watch the situation room
farmland soil some shovel by hand cnn it has been granted exclusive access to this government dig site as team members collect buckets of earth to be screened and washed. what they search for can be tiny, but precious aircraft seat buckles possible headset fragments from my aircrew member. you are about to embark 80 years since the allied invasion of normandy mark the beginning of the end of world war ii. >> the world are upon you more than 72,000 american service members are still unaccounted for the defense pow mia accounting agency sole mission is to recover and return missing service members buried beneath this french form. >> they've made an incredible discovery. we believe this to be a c42 seven crash. and in looking for any sign of the three airmen who went down with the plane and remain unaccounted for today, captain
qualifications of counsel, the choice of councils. so this is not the first time it's not that unusual, but i do think it makes it very clear and it's sort of like white around me thinking that the captain, the cheerleaders last month, two, your prompts, somebody just a friendly to tell you this is not going to happen. well, let me just say this case is not going to happen before the election, and i think at this point, we just sort of accept that, but also not read a lot into the order from the court because it is not the first time and this is this is typically how you would expect an appeals courts to handle the case. that is to stay the case so that know harb gums to it. >> there are no more complications as a result of things moving forward that might have to be redone should they decide that in fact, there were some impropriety or that the court order should have been reversed and that the da's should have been as well michael moore, he knows the law in georgia. >> well. kristen holmes, let me bring you into this conversation. i know you're in phoenix where trump is heading tomorrow to campaign just how big of a when is this for trump? what are you hearing from his team about this?
david gray has agreed to become hibernian manager on a permanent basis after ending the season in caretaker charge. the scottish cup—winning former captain of the side says he knows "what a successful hibs team looks like" after being appointed on a three—year deal. world champion lotte kopecky leads the tour of britain women after stage i from welshpool to llandudno — winning the sprint finish by a matter of millimetres. britons pfeiffer georgi and lizzie diegnan are third and fourth. we�*ll stay with cycling and world time trial champion remco evenepoel says �*his helmet saved him�* after getting caught in a crash at the criterium du dauphine that involved over 30 riders. the key warm—up race for the tour de france was stopped after the pile—up on stage 5. race leader evenepoel and fellow tour contender primoz roglic were among those involved. so many needed treatment that the race couldn�*t resume — the peloton rode to the finish
it was a story that was so compelling, because it was a story of sacrifice, but also a story of protecting american democracy. it is that very theme right now that joe biden is trying to strike against throughout his remarks. i think we'll hear that again tomorrow. admiral, i'm thinking of what your thoughts are like today. >> you know, i was there at the 50th anniversary. i was very young, a captain of a destroyer for the first time, and my orders were to anchor off of omaha beach the night before the 50th afternoon versery. as dawn broke that day, the 350 members of my crew, unordered, just came up on deck and watch that beach and think about their predecessors, navy sailors, army rangers, all who participated on
realised. _ all together as a family. he realised, from a young age, how much it meant _ realised, from a young age, how much it meant he _ realised, from a young age, how much it meant. he was devoted to his family. — it meant. he was devoted to his family, devoted. they were so important. family, devoted. they were so important-— family, devoted. they were so imortant. . ., ., important. so, he was central to the famil . he important. so, he was central to the family. he himself— important. so, he was central to the family. he himself died _ important. so, he was central to the family. he himself died on _ important. so, he was central to the family. he himself died on d-day, i family. he himself died on d—day, the 6th ofjune, what do you know of the 6th ofjune, what do you know of the circumstances? i the 6th ofjune, what do you know of the circumstances?— the circumstances? i know that he was one of— the circumstances? i know that he was one of the _ the circumstances? i know that he was one of the furthest _ the circumstances? i know that he was one of the furthest forward i the circumstances? i know that he was one of the furthest forward of| was one of the furthest forward of the british— was one of the furthest forward of the british forces, he was what they call a _ the british forces, he was what they call a forward observer, he was with his captain, — call a forward observer, he was with his captain, and apparently they were _ his captain, and apparently they were quite well inland when he was kitted. _ were quite well inland when he was kitted. he _ were quite well inland when he was killed, he was killed by a shell. and i_ killed, he was killed by a shell. and i understand it was instantaneous, his death. he was 'ust 23 instantaneous, his death. he was just 23 when _ instantaneous, his death. he was just 23 when he _ instantaneous, his death. he was just 23 when he died _ instantaneous, his death. he was just 23 when he died and, - instantaneous, his death. he was just 23 when he died and, like - instantaneous, his death. he was just 23 when he died and, like so| just 23 when he died and, like so many of the young men here, there are over 4000 graves here, of course, he had his entire life in front of him, all of his hopes and ambitions is that why is it important for you to come back and acknowledge him and the role that he
the busiest _ worth remembering, it is pretty much the busiest day of aviation history to that _ the busiest day of aviation history to that point. the skies above absolutely swarming with aircraft of all different shapes and sizes, all doing _ all different shapes and sizes, all doing very— all different shapes and sizes, all doing very particularjobs. and all different shapes and sizes, all doing very particularjobs. doing very particular “obs. and they didn't have doing very particularjobs. and they didn't have air-traffic— doing very particularjobs. and they didn't have air-traffic control i doing very particularjobs. and they didn't have air-traffic control like i didn't have air—traffic control like we have at sta nsted didn't have air—traffic control like we have at stansted or heathrow today, just that on its own, it is a day of superlatives, isn't it, but that's one of them, how they coordinated that.— that's one of them, how they coordinated that. �* , , _ , coordinated that. busy, busy skies. the prince of— coordinated that. busy, busy skies. the prince of wales _ coordinated that. busy, busy skies. the prince of wales is _ coordinated that. busy, busy skies. the prince of wales is talking i coordinated that. busy, busy skies. the prince of wales is talking to i the prince of wales is talking to keith, keith whiting, who is 98 years old, a corporal in the royal marines. tats years old, a corporal in the royal marines. �* . years old, a corporal in the royal marines. . , ., years old, a corporal in the royal marines. ~ , ., ., , marines. as i said earlier, he was in one of the _ marines. as i said earlier, he was in one of the turrets _ marines. as i said earlier, he was in one of the turrets on _ marines. as i said earlier, he was in one of the turrets on hms i in one of the turrets on hms ramillies, the vast battle ship blazing — ramillies, the vast battle ship blazing away at the beach. i met a veteran _ blazing away at the beach. i met a veteran who was on a smaller ship, destroy. _ veteran who was on a smaller ship, destroy, supplying fire support of omaha _ destroy, supplying fire support of omaha beach and they could see omaha beach was— omaha beach and they could see omaha beach was the bloodiest beach on d-day_ beach was the bloodiest beach on d—day and the americans suffered terribly— d—day and the americans suffered terribly in — d—day and the americans suffered terribly in first couple of waves. he said — terribly in first couple of waves. he said that their destroyer, even after— he said that their destroyer, even after they— he said that their destroyer, even after they ran out of ammunition, they stayed, the captain said just and fire _ they stayed, the captain said just and fire the blanks, we want the
and look, playing in a country which we don't know a lot about. it is what it is. we don't really focus too much on it. we've had a nice opportunity to prepare and try to control some of the areas we feel like we can control. and part of that is making sure we do our preparation and are planning. as you have mentioned india is an experienced side which means there is a lot of information out there so hopefully we can find a couple of areas we can try and exploit. hosting the tournament partly in the united states is an attempt to grow cricket in a country that has a history with the sport and has launched a new t20 league to try and have a place in the future too. india's captain is hoping his team can play their part. we are all very excited. we never thought, you know, cricket in america would be played at any given stage. but now that we are here, you know, it is a different feeling. right from the time we arrived in new york, you know, spending only ten minutes at immigration which is very rare, doesn't happen! so you can make out
their campaign wavering, but in a half—empty stadium, it was a small group of lioness fans who could be heard loudest. and it was the visitors who fired the first warning shot — the goalkeeper, though, equal to it. but even she couldn't keep up this thunderbolt, as georgia stanway took aim and fired. like an arrow. her side in front. confidence high — and we haven't said that in a while — england continued to attack. russo timing her run perfectly and heading the lionesses into a 2—0 lead. a change of ends, though, brought about a change of fortunes. the captain at fault as the referee pointed to the spot. penalty easily dispatched, was this france's invitation back into the game? well, they certainly tried, but hannah hampton kept the door shut. a significant win — england's first in france since 1973 — and qualification in their own hands. and it was some night for scotland's martha thomas as she scored four goals in her side's 5—0 win over israel. the match was played in budapest
companies that been profiting very strongly if you compare the cap which we had in britain and the captain we had in france, the companies have not been able to charge nearly as much for it and it is a consequence of government decisions and the cost of living crisis feeds into this very greatly and i would imagine that the focus groups that the parties rely on have really told them not to be as emphatic about climate change is perhaps some of them would want to be. ~ ., perhaps some of them would want to be. . . . , ., perhaps some of them would want to be. . , ., be. what about the scramble to fill the seats, be. what about the scramble to fill the seats. the _ there are reports tonight that the conservative party is yet to to find more than 100 candidates across the uk, with 48 hours to go. but there are concerns within the party that some seats have been kept empty until it is too late to run a selection process, so that the conservative leadership can hand—pick their own candidates. point in case the constituency of basildon and billericay in which the tory mpjohn baron had