The Moon, which had gone to a slim crescent, is now so close to the Sun in the sky that it can't be seen at all. It will reappear in the sky in a few days with the horns of the crescent pointing in the opposite direction. Here is a photograph taken by the amazing French astrophotographer Thierry Legault of the
youngest new moon ever photographed.
On June 19th, North Americans should be able to see the crescent Moon below Venus and Jupiter after sunset.
I'm not sure what we'll see in most of Europe, as they will be very low in the western sky. I have a clear western horizon, so hope that weather will permit viewing, and that the sky will be dark enough. June 20th may be better.