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[♪♪]es >> eighty years ag so today, heroes stormed the beaches of normandy to liberate the world from nazi tyranny. today leaders and veterans of allied nations gathering in france to honor those who fought , won and died on the day. katie, i think you of all of ust at the table, the person whose closest to this, you just got back. want to share a story or two? >> last year i had the honor ofh going to normandy for the 79th anniversary in there i am standing on the beach with andre who was in the pacific but i spent time with a sergeant whoal came in at utah beach 80 years ago today. it was just overwhelming to bets with these heroes and to be around them and to here their
course it did come some two months after putin had annexed crimea, the beginning of putin's land-grabbing europe, that at the time, the leaders hoped would stopper crimea and actually be repelled. and so i remember then taking him off into some fancy lunch and trying to have a piece of gathering whereby they tried to bring the beginnings of the minsk accords, so to speak, which was meant to deliver peace between russia and ukraine. obviously, it didn't work out and it failed and we saw what happened with the full-scale invasion some two years ago now into its into its third year. so putin did not come five years ago because again, in the full throes of his invasion of eastern ukraine and crimea. and he said definitely was not welcome this year, but again, to go back to ronald reagan in 1984, then at the height of the cold war, in that phenomenal speech, he delivered from you hall, which is the top of the massive cliff that the army rangers, the
♪ >> steve: the 80th anniversary of d-day. 1:00 in the afternoon in france. we are awaiting remarks from president biden who is in normandy along with world war ii veterans and other world leaders as well. >> lawrence: so they are gathering to commemorate the historic invasion that led to the defeat of the nazis in europe. >> brian: all right. today the world will pause. will pause to honor the u.s. and allied forces. look at this video. who stormed the beaches of normandy in this day in 1944 and to remember the 73,000 allied members who lost their lives fighting for freedom. >> ainsley: gosh. peter doocy joins us now from the beaches of normandy. peter? >> peter: and president biden said to one of the d-day veterans here today "you saved the world." and another one of the veterans joked to president biden "don't get old." so, even though this is a very solemn occasion on hallowed ground, it has been a series of very jovial conversations with
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instead by senior members of the royal family. the service ended with a fly—past, soaring above the gathering of those reflecting below. # we'll meet again...# tonight, the final acts of remembrance are moving to britain's villages and towns, places like hound in hampshire, symbolising the day by lighting beacons. in fact, more than 800 of these beacons will be lit tonight at 9:15pm — one final nationwide expression of hope and peace. the embers of fires drawing down on a day recalling loss, bravery and accomplishment. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in hampshire. let's get the weather now. hello, thanks forjoining me. it's been a day of sunshine and showers, with the most frequent
a.m. eastern. right now president biden and the first lady are visiting omaha beach in france. today's gathering especially poignant as it could be the last major milestone for the last remaining veterans who stormed the beaches back. he invoked the ballotslines of eastern ukraine and linked it to the ultimate sacrifices 80 years ago. >> their hour of trial, the allied forces of d-day did their duty. now, the questions for us, in our hour of trial, will we do ours? we're living in a time where democracy is more at risk across the world that at any point since the end of world world ii, since these beaching were
>> america has invested in our alliances and forged new ones, not simply out of altruism, but out of our own self-interests as well. america's unique ability to bring ability to bring countries together is an undeniable source of our strength and power. isolationism was not the answer eight years ago and is not the answer today. [ applause ] >> as you know, brendan, donald trump famously went into his first nato gathering in brussels and questioned america's commitment to article 5, mutual defense. criticized the financial commitment of our allies. does the importance of nato resonate with the american voter today? or do you think that trump and some, frankly, other republicans have raised real skepticism about the importance of international alliances, including in the minds of voters? >> well, i do think it's
no tally of passing decades can erase the traumas of d—day, some of the veterans comforted instead by senior members of the royal family. the service ended with a fly—past, soaring above the gathering of those reflecting below. # we'll meet again... # tonight, the final acts of remembrance are moving to britain's villages and towns, places like hound in hampshire, symbolising the day by lighting beacons. in fact, more than 800 of these beacons will be lit tonight at 9:15pm — one final nationwide expression of hope and peace. the embers of fires drawing down on a day recalling loss, bravery and accomplishment. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in hampshire.
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