thought i wasn t going to be able to make it home to my son. >> in these pictures, you can see the wife holding a chunk of her hair that was ripped out as well as the bruises all over her husband s head with the teens stopping him. at that time, they were kicking the wife in the stomach. she was 2 weeks pregnant and ultimately lost the baby because of the attack. only 2 people were arrested. a 17-year-old girl and her 14-year-old boy who were charged with misdemeanors. because they were juveniles were released from police custody. to learn from their experiences, be careful who you vote for. >> john: she was pregnant and lost the baby, and they got out on misdemeanors. in chicago, thank you. >> sandra: top story for sure. right now, john, we are all looking at california. the new epicenter of the border
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brutal and difficult. events will switch here this evening once that cathedral service is complete. there will be a vigil here at bayeux war cemetery, and then once the sun has set here over normandy, thousands of graves here will be lit up in the darkness to honour the thousands of troops lost during the second world war and who were buried here. and it is going to be a couple of days here in france where the billets of pomp and ceremony marking that anniversary of d—day was that we would seek kings and queens and presidents and prime ministers but at the heart of every event here as we have seen this afternoon are the veterans, hearing about their experiences and their memories, this small group of men who have travelled from the uk in particular to normandy to share their stories. we hear what they have to say and what their member of the past few days, and also honour theirfriends who they left behind here in
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