capitol today, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said there isn't much support among his members. other senators said they feared the impact on the economy and on their states. hours earlier, right here in london, the president said republicans would be, quote, foolish to try to stop him. after our broadcast here tonight, we will be traveling to normandy, to mark the 75th anniversary of d-day. and for weeks now, we have been traveling across the u.s. to meet world war ii veterans who were there that day. they were young sons who would change the course of history, and tonight, right here, you will see the moment many of them meet for the first time, to make that journey back together. it is a journey they never thought they would make. 75 years later, they are returning to normandy. harold mcmurran, new market, alabama, and his uniform. >> i wore part of it during the war. >> reporter: and the entry in his diary that fateful morning. >> june 6th, 1944. invasion started 7:15 a.m.