bloody beach. david: he was part of the 45th evacuation hospital. you helped get them home. well, that s the thing. that s the thing. a lot of them didn t make it. david: we spent time with harold, too. raised in washington, he is now 98. harold. how are you? david: it s an honor. he remembers landing on that beach on d-day. it was the most dramatic time in my life, and i remember best and saw things that very few people would ever see. i would say other guys died within feet of me. david: he was just 18. i remember i had to pick up one guy s head, you know, because he had been cut and so forth, and you almost took it as a the reality of where you were, you knew you had to do these things. it was just take care of your friend, and that s what we all did. we were all americans. david: the letter he wrote
grateful that many of their brothers are still returning to normandy. tomorrow here, i will sit down with them, not far from here, on utah beach, where they landed 80 years ago. when we come back here on the broadcast tonight, the major cities on the east coast bracing for potential flash flooding. storm concerns from washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york city. and in new york tonight, what s now happened to that plan to charge you $15 just to drive into the city? it s time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it s time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer s dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog s needs. it s an idea whose time has come. known as a loving parent.
across the suspect s vest. martha raddatz with late reporting. don t here in france, authorities investigating a possible terror plot. the suspect, authorities say, a former member of the russian military. detonating a homemade bomb at a hotel near charles de gaulle airport in paris. president biden arriving in france to honor world war ii veterans here in normandy. the president will speak about defending democracy around the world. he will meet with president zelenskyy, and tomorrow, he ll sit down for an exclusive interview with us. tonight, back in the u.s., the major cities on the east coast bracing for potential flash flooding. storm concerns from washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york ci city. the race for president tonight. the breaking headline involving donald trump. his gun permit revoked because he s now a convicted felon. and the news coming in on the georgia case, put on hold indefinitely. also tonight, hunter biden s gun trial. his ex-wife and ex-girlfrie
tonight, a much-needed win for boeing. the successful launch of its starliner spacecraft. its first ever crewed mission to space. the launch coming on the third attempt. astronauts butch wilmore and sunny williams will arrive at the international space station tomorrow. bowing has been trying to get starliner into space since 2019 now. tonight, millions on alert for heavy rain and flash flooding all along the east coast. the system moving across the mid-atlantic states. washington, d.c. to philadelphia, new york to boston tomorrow. meantime, record heat expanding from california to texas you look at that. temperatures could hit more than 110 degrees. when we come back here tonight, in new york city this evening, what just happened to the plan to charge drivers $15 to drive into manhattan? jardiance! -it s a little pill with a big story to tell. i take once-daily jardiance at each day s staaart. as time went on it was easy to seeee, i m lowering my a1c!
profound impacts on the rights of individuals and democracy. now what we have seen is a more troubling development, which is that the scheduling of cases, how quickly the colorado case moved, as you mentioned, how slowly this trump immunity cases has moved has it the practical effect to be honest, donald trump has been able to evade the trial in washington, d.c. from going forward, by simply having delay work to his favor. the supreme court has seemingly gone along with that. that s just the reality that the process will have dictated the outcomes. the only thing i wanted to say, on the dobbs point, we point to the fact this was all predictable after dobbs, that the court would lose legitimacy. in 1992, 32 years before dobbs, the supreme court faced the choice to overturn roe.