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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
june 5th. the record was so bad eisenhower pushed it back a day and it's june 6th now. >> steve: eisenhower the man from my hometown kid from kansas grew up in the shadow of a green elevator. went on to lead d-day. what is interesting, and we are still waiting for things to start. just a couple of the numbers to put it into perspective. nearly 160,000 allied troops landed 80 years ago today. it is 6:38 in the east in the morning. the invasion started at 6:30 in the morning local time, 80 years ago. and there were 73,000 from the united states. 83,000 from the united kingdom and canada. and there on the shore were about 50,000 germans. in all, more than 2 million allied soldiers and sailors and pilots and medics and others were involved in operation overlord, the battle to save france from the nazis, and it
today, the ukrainians certainly view themselves as fighting for their lives and for the existence of their country. and when you speak to eastern europeans, in particular they see the war in ukraine as defining that if russia is allowed to win, there than it doesn't end there again, a test like the world saw in 1939 and 1941 and 1944, that hitler at the time when he started moving east, he didn't stop. he can kept going and the fear in eastern europe is that putin will do the same and that he will take western exhaustion with this war western delays in providing aid to ukraine as a signal that well, he might be able to get away with this again. and by the way, we don't have to look back to 80 years ago go to get those lessons. you look at the russian invasion of georgia in 2008, russia's first invasion of ukraine in 2014. and of
year, according to the imf. caveats aside, that's more than any other advanced economy in the world. so in mind of what susie has just said and the way we approach the military, maybe we should be looking at defence manufacturing and the way we train troops as perhaps a way to grow our economy, in the same way that the russians are going there economy? that the russians are going there econom ? ., , that the russians are going there econom ? . , , , ., economy? certainly the russian economy? certainly the russian economy has — economy? certainly the russian economy has grown, _ economy? certainly the russian economy has grown, and - economy? certainly the russian economy has grown, and a - economy? certainly the russian economy has grown, and a lot l economy? certainly the russian | economy has grown, and a lot of economy? certainly the russian i economy has grown, and a lot of that may be _ economy has grown, and a lot of that may be due _ economy has grown, and a lot of that may be due to how it's turning to the west— may be due to how it's turning to the west and building economic relations— the west and building economic relations with the east. i think the problem _ relations with the east. i think the problem they're having in terms of growing _ problem they're having in terms of growing the army as a a lot of young people just _ growing the army as a a lot of young people just don't want to join for various— people just don't want to join for various reasons. the pay isn't the most _ various reasons. the pay isn't the most attractive, we've seen a lot of reports _ most attractive, we've seen a lot of reports on — most attractive, we've seen a lot of reports on the quality of mod housing _ reports on the quality of mod housing. i think if we are looking at what's — housing. i think if we are looking at what's happening today, 80 years
their finances, family, health, lifestyle and more. (other money manager) wow, maybe we are different. (fisher investments) at fisher investments, we're clearly different. tonight, alerts for severe storms in the east. a severe thunderstorm watch, virginia to new jersey, d.c. and philadelphia in that watch. damaging winds. more than 20 reported tornadoes, five states from maryland to michigan. outside detroit, a 2-year-old was killed after a massive tree fell on their home. the child's mother was rushed to the hospital. when we come back here tonight, a final note from here in normandy on this historic day. this is a hot flash. this is a hot flash. but this is a not flash. for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... ...veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone-free veozah... ...you can have fewer hot flashes...
connection. there was testimony from the gun store employee. here is how foxnews.com discovered what he said. "cleveland said he gave biden the form. "the federal form to fill out. "a form of identification. cleveland also testified that he was 2 feet from biden as he filled out the form. he further testified that he personally saw biden fill out question 11 east, which asked whether he was an unlawful user or attic to drugs. fees and saying he personally watched biden check the "no" box. that is direct testimony from a witness, credible witness. >> evidently from everything we have heard regular reporting, certainly he didn't match up the scary description that abbe lowell had.
111 in las vegas, 112 in phoenix. we've got a really strong ridge of high pressure set in place, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. notice what happens by this weekend friday, saturday in palm springs 105, 110 by saturday. this is the kind of setup we'll see and likely plenty of records being broken across that region in the coming days. meanwhile across the east we've got some rain we're going to watch along a cold front. parts of the great lakes and interior north east and the midatlantic but specifically the ohio valley and southern plains is where we'll see stronger storms developing through the day today before the north east gets in on the action here. and new england as we get into tomorrow a lot of this is going to work into places like new york in the overnight hours, but we will see the potential for flash flooding because of those heavy downpours. >> we'll keep an eye on that. next up here on "way too early," president biden just arrived in france and will soon
d-day landings. the plan is for the president to be at the beaches among the 414 allied troops killed taking the beaches 80 years ago. world war ii veterans have been arriving in france ahead of the ceremony. expected to be part of the last ceremonies they will be able to attend in their lifetime. there are only 150 d-day veterans still alive today. president biden will meet with president zelenskyy. he talks about russia invading europe from the east. expect him to make parallels and talk about how things back then, 80 years ago, not that different in his opinion than they are right now. back to you. >> steve: mag nificent, peter lerner. >> that was terrible. >> steve: regarding "wall street journal" article, peter, it talks about how the president,
a very dangerous situation. we will certainly keep you up to date. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. here in the east. we're going to have unsettled cool weather. thathat's the weather pattern. unfortunately if you have got plans this week for parts of the northeast, it's going to be a wet one. over to you. >> brian: we shut off our sleeves. >> lawrence: how do we do the show? do we sleeveless. >> brian: cut off right here. not even a flair. we have to stay cool. >> rachel: do it. looks ghood a muscle shirt. >> steve: show this new fashion trend? >> lawrence: he meets gronk one time and all of the sudden. >> brian: i got his shirt. i still got his jeans. every day is a gun show with me. [laughter] >> steve: 7:20. it's a news channel have news with carley. >> carley: i would love to deliver it to you. good morning. italian court upholding the slander conviction against amanda knox 16 years after her original conviction.
both legs. — of mind. norman hayward, he lost both legs. and _ of mind. norman hayward, he lost both legs, and the _ of mind. norman hayward, he lost both legs, and the sherwood i of mind. norman hayward, he lost i both legs, and the sherwood rangers, they serve _ both legs, and the sherwood rangers, they serve right through to berlin. with astonishing casualties, they took _ with astonishing casualties, they took it— with astonishing casualties, they took it is— with astonishing casualties, they took. it is great to see roy. this is robert jones _ took. it is great to see roy. this is robert jones is _ took. it is great to see roy. ti 3 is robertjones is speaking to you. he was at sword beach, the british beach— he was at sword beach, the british beach furthest to the east of the d-day_ beach furthest to the east of the d—day landing area, very fierce fighting — d—day landing area, very fierce fighting. there are very few men left from — fighting. there are very few men left from d—day altogether and very few from _ left from d—day altogether and very few from the first wave and he is one of— few from the first wave and he is one of those precious veterans. next he is ttoin one of those precious veterans. next he is going to — one of those precious veterans. next he is going to be _ one of those precious veterans. iiirt he is going to be talking to mr keith whiting. you can see the prince of wales also talking to the veterans. queen camilla just got her palm kissed. how charming! what a