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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20190607:00:57:00

this photo, captured that morning, men from the u.s. first infantry division, wading ashore on omaha beach. tonight, the artist who brings black and white photos to life in color. u.s. troops using a lifeline to rescue fellow soldiers from a landing craft struck and sunk by enemy fire. on this day, remembering the african-americans troops, the nearly 2,000 that landed here on omaha beach in 1944. among them, army veterans william dabney of roanoke, virginia, who served in the 320 barrage balloon battalion. and johnnie jones, who joined the army right out of southern university in baton rouge, honored with this french medal for his service. back home today, d-day veteran frank de pergola of stony brook, new york, holding the photo of himself as a young infantryman. and lawrence talmante saluting at the national world war ii memorial in washington. these veterans are aware, we lose more than 300 a day in the u.s. most of them are now well into their 90s. and here in normandy, they are

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20190607:00:56:00

falls; seizures; impaired judgement; heat sensitivity; and trouble swallowing may occur. you re more than just your bipolar 1. ask about vraylar. finally tonight here, it is hard to put into words what we witnessed here, 75 years later today. hard to describe what it s like to spend time with these d-day veterans who made that journey, returning to normandy. as the sun came up over omaha beach this morning here, a trumpeter playing taps. nearly 160,000 allied troops landing here 75 years ago today.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20190607:00:39:00

looking out over omaha beach, the two presidents and the first ladies. and the flyover. and for stan, this day and his new medal is for all of the brothers they lost. the medal part is for the guys that s out there, they re the heroes. i m the standby. they re the heroes. every one of these men right here? i represent them. stan telling me, it s about the brothers who did not come home, the more than 9,000 who are buried right here behind me. and when you walk through this cemetery, you see so many crosses with that date, june 6th, 1944. we will have much more later right here on this broadcast and then later tonight on a special edition of nightline, return to normandy. we hope you ll watch or set your dvr. these veterans and what they share with us is powerful and it s a gift. but in the meantime tonight, we do turn to the other news this evening. we are following severe and now deadly storms moving across the south. a flooding emergency and high water rescues across seve

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190606:10:46:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190606:21:59:00

the allied victory in world war ii. only a handful of the veterans who stormed the beaches that day are still with us today. to the men who sit behind me and to the boys who rest in the field before me, your example will never, ever grow old. we know what we owe to you, veterans, our freedom. on behalf of my nation, i just want to say thank you. nine military aircraft flew over omaha beach. you see the red, white and blue to honor both america and france. it was a day full of emotional moments and then there was this one yesterday. american veteran tom rice, a former paratrooper. he is now 97 years old, making the very same parachute jump

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