NBC Nightly News - 2004-06-06 - 1 of 3

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[0:00] In the ninth inning, French Open final,

[0:02] third seed Guerrero Coria taking on

[0:04] unseated Gaston Gaadio. Gadio losing the

[0:07] first two sets, but battles back to take

[0:10] the next two. Then on match point, hits

[0:12] the winner past Coria to win 0636646186.

[0:18] That's all for sports. Now back to you,

[0:20] >> Lindsay. Thank you very much. And that

[0:21] is the NBC 6 News at 6. Now stay tuned

[0:24] for the NBC Nightly News coverage of

[0:26] D-Day. Continuing coverage of the life

[0:28] and times of Ronald Reagan. For the

[0:30] entire NBC 6 News team, I'm Michael

[0:32] Williams. We'll see you back here

[0:34] tonight at 11. Have a good evening,

[0:36] everyone.

[0:55] A day for remembrance. Ronald Reagan.

[0:58] Family and friends remember the 40th

[1:00] president who promised a new morning in

[1:02] America. The Reagan legacy and the

[1:05] Reagan love story.

[1:07] >> And thank you for just being you.

[1:12] my exclusive interview with the current

[1:14] president, George W. Bush.

[1:17] And here in Normandy, emotional memories

[1:19] of D-Day and the millions of brave men

[1:22] and women who helped save the world 60

[1:25] years ago.

[1:28] This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Bro,

[1:33] reporting tonight from the American

[1:35] Military Cemetery at Normandy.

[1:39] Good evening once again from the

[1:40] American Cemetery overlooking Omaha

[1:42] Beach in Normandy. It has been an

[1:44] especially emotional day here, the 60th

[1:47] anniversary of D-Day. And of course,

[1:49] everyone is remembering the memorable

[1:51] speech by President Ronald Reagan here

[1:53] 20 years ago on the 40th anniversary.

[1:57] We're going to begin tonight with the

[1:58] death of Ronald Reagan. My colleague

[2:00] Brian Williams is in California w