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High—pressure, will bring some showers around the southern counties of england. temperatures down but still present in the sunshine especially across the north and the west of scotland. that is how it is looking. more details later. back to you both. good to see that rain drying out. a heroic victoria cross recipient will be celebrated at a special ceremony tomorrow after his grave was transformed by volunteers. private richard george masters, from southport, was awarded britain's highest award for gallantry, after he saved the lives of more than 200 wounded comrades, despite fierce enemy fi...

Davis crawled through blood, mud, pain and withering enemy fire carrying his wounded comrades on his back to reach this moment at the white house, that it took a battle against bureaucracy for him to receive the medal of honor leaves many who have heard his story dumbfounded. it's been a long time coming. what's the moment feel like? >> everything is good. i feel very comfortable, and it took a while. it took a long while, but it's here, and i'm really proud to be an american. >> reporter: it was early summer 1965, just months after bloody sunday in selma, alabama, then captain davis, a green ...

Create harm. >> reporter: what he was thinking during the 19-hour battle as he braved enemy fire to save three fellow green beret soldiers. >> complete, tried to do it as quickly and as thoroughly as you can and get back as safely as you can. >> reporter: soon after he was nominated for the medal of honor but the paperwork disappeared. of years later, it was resubmitted and then lost again. ron piece was a member of davis' team in vietnam the night of the ambush. >> i don't think it was by accident. i think because he was a black leader of our team, i think there was recommendations. they were...

The green beret was recommended back in 1965, but his paperwork mysteriously vanished twice. >> this medal reflects what teamwork, service and dedication can i achieve. god bless you, god bless all, got bless america. will: now the 83-year-old was nominate for dragging three service members to safety while under enemy fire, and those are your headlines. tomorrow on "fox & friends", big show. bill bennett, gregg jarrett, lauren green, plus, the continuation of our faith and friends concert series. catch dante boast must-see performance. but first on this show, a flower arrangement faceoff. ma...

He yelled, i'm coming for you. without his asian. i'm coming for you. >> reporter: colonel davis, now 83, described why he and his men in the fifth special forces detachment weren't scare scared on june 18, 1965. >> knew -- they knew that i wasn't going to do anything that would put them in harm's way. >> reporter: what he was thinking as he braved enemy fire to save three fellow soldiers after being shot himself. >> complete the mission, try to do it as quickly and as daringly as you can and get back at safely as you can. >> reporter: soon is after he was nominated for the medal of honor, but...