at the cost of ultimate victory must never be forgotten. those with a firsthand knowledge of world war ii are becoming fewer and fewer. and so we all must never forget the horrific cost of the great war and the sacrifices of those that went before. from the deserts of tunisia to the islands of midway, and from the beaches of normandy to the hills of iwo jima, these intrepid patriots stood arm in arm and shoulder to shoulder with r are allies, determined to achieve total victory no matter how long it took. speak at the memory of our greatest generation lives on. it lives on in our soldiers, our airmen, marines, and coast guard men today. all world war ii veterans who couldn t be here, we miss you and we want to tell you that we
of the atlantic ocean. the 12 metre long uncrewed surface vessel was skippered from a base in eastern england and the mission was part funded by the european space agency. finally, how handy would it be to have a chameleon tongue like snatcher to reach all those far away objects? this robot has been developed by a team at seoultech to help you collect items without getting too close. the tongue works fast and can snatch up to 30g from 80cm away in under 600 milliseconds. i want to share with you a fact that i hadn t fully understood until i met climate scientist ed hawkins last year. now i d known our weather was getting worse and our sea levels were rising and i d known that global warming was happening because we are emitting carbon dioxide and methane into the air at a runaway rate. what i hadn t fully understood is this, simply reducing greenhouse gas emissions will not bring global warming under control.
they mortgaged their souls a long time ago to create the chaos. they said to america we ll stop it if you elect us. that s where we are. tucker: tucker: yep, nicely put, professor, thank you for that. taking you out to night three of the republican national convention, opens right now. long before the shots fired at concorde, men and women with remarkable character and fortitude. an extraordinary spirit fueled the dreams they held. that spirit lived on to win liberty in the revolution, emboldened the underground railroads, strengthened the brave souls, endured with those who gallantly fought the spread of communism. on 9/11, that same spirit found in the men and women storming
sweeping minds on daylight and a dash on a sunny day can be quite interesting. sweeping minds in a storm in the middle of the night mines, it is not a laugh. we carried on sweeping, making an area from bombardment. my undying thought and memory is firstly the noise. all the allied warships were hurling tonnes of shells at the german guns. and the noise was like a bad
archive: the dawn ofjune the sixth comes up like thunder over the invasion coast. it was the largest seaborne invasion in history. d day, 19114, bringing an entire allied army to france to defeat the nazis. and it would never have happened without these. hundreds of landing craft, the workhorse of the invasion. quickly built and just as swiftly discarded after the war. this was britain s last known surviving landing craft designed to carry tanks into battle. lct 707a was eventually turned into a liverpool nightclub. and then left to sink in the mud and mire of the mersey. just six years ago, the painstaking restoration began. it s an absolute miracle, and it s just it s so amazing. every step we ve taken in this project, i feel like we ve given her a little bit of her dignity back. when i first met this ship, she was a funnel sticking up out of the water in birkenhead,