griff: americans on high alert this dumpings giving. explosion on the rainbow bridge killed two people and set off major alarm bells before officials announced there was no connection to terrorism. the cause of the explosion now believed to be a speeding car that crashed on the u.s. side of the border. this latest incident comes as u.s. government warns law enforcement nationwide the ongoing war in the middle east could lead to a potential attack in our country. welcome to a special edition of fox news live i m griff jenkins. julie: i m julie banderas. terrorism fears is how the israel and gaza war has warned the threat of a terror attack is the highest level we ve seen in years. tourists and new yorkers alike are flooding the big apple for the annual macy s thanksgiving parade where pro-palestinian protests are also planned for today. griff: ted williams joins us in a moment with more on the heightened tensions from the israel/hamas war and the terror threat facing the
forever how we view d-day and the war in europe. some old rolls of film perfectly preserved. went and sat by myself in the screening room and up on the screen came this blue sky, ships, barrage balloons in the sky, and i said, my god, that s d-day. reporter: a war that was in black and white in our collective memory. the full drama of the fateful hour. reporter: suddenly in vibrant, startling color. you see along the roads going through france, they d see dead german bodies, and you see the picture, and there s just something so personal to see it in color, and the festiveness of the liberation of paris. you know, the girls in their summer dresses. august 25th, 1944, my father and his friends had the greatest day of their lives. reporter: stevens recorded
preserved. went and sat by myself in the screening room and up on the screen came this blue sky, ships, barrage balloons in the sky, and i said, my god, that s d-day. reporter: a war that was in black and white in our collective memory. the full drama of the fateful hour. reporter: suddenly in vibrant, startling color. you see along the roads going through france, they d see dead german bodies, and you see the picture, and there s just something so personal to see it in color, and the festiveness of the liberation of paris. you know, the girls in their summer dresses. august 25th, 1944, my father and his friends had the greatest day of their lives. reporter: stevens recorded some of the most joyous 340e7mo of the war as when they met on
d-day. reporter: a war that was in black and white in our collective memory. the full drama of the fateful hour. reporter: suddenly in vibrant, startling color. you see along the roads going through france, they d see dead german bodies, and you see the picture, and there s just something so personal to see it in color, and the festiveness of the liberation of paris. you know, the girls in their summer dresses. august 25th, 1944, my father and his friends had the greatest day of their lives. reporter: stevens recorded some of the most joyous moments of the war as when they met on the elba river to seal the defeat and some of the most sinister, discovering the depths of nazi depravity. stevens said he could never direct a comedy again.
what did she see in me? she saw and i always think what we saw in each other was with a sense of humor and the festiveness. we both have a great time and we don t take anything seriously. and we just enjoy life for what it is. we wake up every morning happy about waking up. and everything else is icing on top of that. but i remember her coming on america s got talent and take 70 hours to get to the stage. well, she did. she did, but it was a fascinating thing to watch, because after i d heard all the stories about her, i didn t see a diva, i saw a perfectionist. i saw somebody who was prepared to put herself throu ten hours never mind everybody else. she was not going to get on that stage until she was 100% right about what everything the lighting, the sound, the way she i found it impressive. i mean, that s how you get to the top, isn t it? it might be annoying to everyone yeah. it happened by mistake. she ll go she ll work harder than anybody. and when she w