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democracy even today. our moment with the president and first lady at the normandy american cemetery. and the president tonight on the other news. ukraine, the u.s. authorizing the use of american weapons to strike inside russia. the president reacting tonight to vladimir putin s new warning. back home, immigration, closing the u.s./mexico border. the president s executive action. i ask the president why he didn t do this sooner. the president on donald trump s guilty verdict. and we ask about his own son, hunter biden, and his trial. we ask, would the president pardon his son? also here in normandy tonight, the american veterans returning. we told them we would meet them at utah beach. we witnessed today the crowd of strangers growing, then the applause for the american heroes. the gratitude here for their sacrifice. and the remarkable moment here between president zelenskyy and an american veteran. what that veteran said to president zelenskyy, and what ukraine s leader
their child or husband. david: the president and the first lady say they are determined to remember the sacrifice. the president and the first lady right here with us today. as you know, we have been documenting world war ii veterans for more than five years across the u.s. and we told them that we would meet them right on utah beach, on the 80th anniversary of d-day. and what we witnessed when we got there. it was remarkable. it was 80 years ago this morning. thousands of brave young men from america would storm the beaches of normandy. the largest amphibious invasion in military history. 50 miles of normandy coastline, the beaches with code names. utah, omaha, gold, juno, and sword. for more than five years, we have been following world war ii veterans across the country. jake ruser, a combat medic, who
vessels joined the attack. they were supported by over 11,000 planes. the allied troops landed on beaches along an 80 kilometre stretch of the normandy coastline. today it is the veterans who were there 80 years ago are guests of honour. around 200, mostly from america, britain, and canada have travelled to mark the anniversary of a day which britain s wartime leader sir winston churchill, called the most complicated and difficult operation of world war ii. thoughout the day we will have live coverage of the key commemorations but first our correspondent sophie long looks back at the events which have taken place so far. let s just stay here because we have an amazing looking flyover happening right now. that is over the beach in normandy, as i mentioned before, planes played a pivotal role with 11,000 of them alongside the boats and ships across the water from england to normandy. let s turn to our correspondent sophie long who looks back at the events that have