about five minutes ago, i showed you pictures of the eiffel tower all lit up and we said they were due to go out to. let me take you back to paris and you can see that as the lights have all gone out on the eiffel tower and the rest of paris is still lit up there but you can just see the top of the eiffel tower there it up but the rest of it has gone. it is all part of earth day, the global event which aims to wear awareness of environmental issues and the impact of climate change. —— to raise awareness. we are expecting london icons like big ben to turn out their lights in around an hour's time. it is a view of london at the moment. you can see that the london eye and around the middle of your screens and around an hour's time we are expecting some of the lights to go out as part of earth day. we will have that in a moment but now it is time for a check on the sport with sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. a tense finish to a tie with lots riding on it, as scotland edge wales in their women's six nations opener. city do the double over united in the mancheste

this is the thing live in paris where you can see the eiffel tower is all lit up.ll keep an eye on that. stay with us. hello, it was a day of dodging the downpours. some really heavy showers out there driven by some big storm clouds, including this one captured by one of our weather watchers in surrey, with this lumpy shape indicative of what we call mammatus clouds that form when the air is very turbulent, very unstable, and you can see that unstable air, all driven by an area of low pressure, allowing these big storm clouds to bubble up. a brisk north—westerly wind blowing those showers and storms through. the centre of our area of low pressure moving out into the north sea overnight. but still quite windy for northern scotland and eastern england and still some showers which will be wintry over high ground and clear spells elsewhere and because of the strength of the wind, it will not be a particularly cold night but still getting down to around three or six degrees so that area of low pressure sliding away eastwards and very briefly a ridge of high pressure, wh

let'sjust the eiffel tower, thank you very much.ote which would enshrine the right for women to have an abortion in the french constitution. we will stay on that and the rest of the day's news. do stay with us. hello there. much of the country had a decent day today with decent spells of sunshine. most places stay dry, though there was wet and breezy whether pushing into the south—west of england and south wales. the rain will continue north over much of the country overnight. it will weaken as it moves north but it will be breezy for a time as the cloud and rain pushed north and east. behind it, skies will tend to clear, but we will see showers, some of them heavy, running into the channel islands and crossing into southern england at times, may be showers pushing into northern ireland. where we have the cloud and rain, temperatures won't be as low as where there are clear skies. into tuesday, we have the other night weather front pushing off into the north sea, another front pushing into northern ireland and western scotland, enha

if the eiffel tower was laid down, this vessel is almost the size of the eiffel tower. the only difference is, it now has the key bridge laying on top of it. this is remarkably complicated while it's also having a salvage operation with many moving variables. the reality is, at this point, there are far many unknowns then knowns. the thing that we can say to everybody in our state is that, this is a team that is coordinated, this is a team that is not just working hard, but working around-the-clock to making sure we get to a proper completion. but we also know, this is going to be a long and a complicated process. and we are going to not just need people's patience on this, but we want to let them know, we are going to get this done. this is going to be a long process, it's a very complicated process, but people should rest assured, we are going to get this done and they can that on that. >> who is responsible? >> we will have a collective rebuild. this will be a rebuild that will include our federal partners, this will be a rebuild that will include our state and local

if the eiffel tower was laid down, this vessel is almost the size of the eiffel tower and the only difference is it now has a key bridge laying on top of it. this is remarkably complicated, while it's also a salvage operation with many, many moving variables. the reality is there are far many unknowns than knowns. the thing we can say to everyone in our state is that this is a team that is coordinated, this is a team that is not just working hard but working around the clock to making sure we get to a proper completion. but we also know this is going to be a long and a complicated process and we're going to not just need people's patience on this but we want to let them know, we are going to get this done. [inaudible question] governor moore: this is going to be a long process because it's a very complicated process. but people should rest assured we're going to get this done and they can bet on that. reporter: who will be responsible to -- [inaudible] governor moore: this will be a rebuild that will include our federal partners and a rebuild including our state and local partners and it will

. >> if the eiffel tower was laid down, this vessel is almost the size of the eiffel tower, and the only difference is that it now has the key bridge laying on top of it. this is are markedly compl complicated. >> as you know, president biden promising to come here in the next week or so, and also promising the federal government will foot the entire bill for the bridge rebuilt. but maritime attorney michael winkleman tells me he has no doubt the federal government at some point will file a lawsuit against the shipowner to recoup some of the costs. he also expects companies who are losing money because of the collapse and the port closure to do the same. >> so much so that there's a risk of companies going bankrupt, insurance companies going bankrupt. the ripple effects of litigation as a relates to this disaster are going to be gigantic. >> as to when the port might reopen, as i mentioned, you can see behind me the first steps as they put at these concrete barriers. but of course that is going to be a big question for the governor. every time he steps to podiums for these press conferen

workers have just about finished renovating the eiffel tower. the monument will sit at the epicenter at one of the busiest sites. a sports arena for judo and wrestling. a beach volleyball stadium to the north into the south are breathtaking views of the rivers. the eiffel tower will be closed for the ceremony and otherwise it will be open for the rest of the competition. don't forget nbc bay area news is your home for the olympics, kicking off in july. >>> coming up, what's coming up next at 6:00. >> some of the biggest companies in oakland are pitching in to make the city safer. we will tell you about the $10 million plan for new security downtown. details from business leaders. >>> we are not the only ones filling the high cost of pg&e. a feud in the east bay that could mean lights out. >>> making it in the southbay can be easier now, the new affordable homes for tenants in san jose. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. thank you for joining us. >> let's start with that storm bringing rain to the bay area. as we take a live look at these cameras a

following the vote the eiffel tower in paris lit up in celebration, with the message "my body, my choice a cheer went up was exhilaration. a cheer went up and the eiffel tower started sparkling with lights that had been arranged by the socialist maia of paris. —— mayor. people said it is a very symbolic occasion. they say this is a moment where france stood firm for female moment where france stood firm forfemale reproduction rights for female reproduction rights which forfemale reproduction rights which they sarah risk of erosion following the american decision two years ago to end the federal protection of abortion rates there. —— which they say are at risk of erosion. there is no similar threat to abortion rights in france, but people here would say, you know, not now, maybe, but babson and the future. that is how the debate has been framed. the need to preserve the rights for women to be able to dispose of their reproductive rights as they see it. —— maybe, but perhaps in the future. back on his weight behind it and the opposition then did too. it has been pretty much unanimous in hi

. >> if the eiffel tower were laid down, this vessel is almost the size of the eiffel tower and it nowt. this is complicated and having a salvage operation with many, many moving variables. >> griff: we're hoping to see the cranes start working and getting that big one out here today, although the weather forecast said they could have 30 to 40 mile per hour winds, that will complicate things. >> griff jenkins reporting off water of baltimore. today marks one year since evan gershkovich was detained in russia. his friends are not giving up hope, they are next. hey! asthma's got you going through it? grab nucala for fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask an asthma specia

they highlight the capital's historic monuments, including the eiffel tower and the arc de triomphe,e used such as the stade de france and the surfing site in tahiti. described by parisian artist hugo catanni, the pieces complement each other to form a double poster and he's paying tribute to the surrealist manifesto, which was published 100 years ago, the last time the games were held in the french capital. well, just a reminder of our top story before we go. arsenal hammered sheffield united 6—0 in the premier league to keep the pressure on in the title race. there's lots more on that on the bbc sport website and app but from me and the team, see you again soon. hello. there may be a hiccup along the way, but by and large, for the rest of this week, it's looking better than it has done in recent weeks, with the tendency for most of us to be a good deal drier. things will become windier again as we go through the week and that's because we're stuck in a bit of a tussle between high pressure building across scandinavia — high generally means dry weather — and low pressure out in the

they highlight the capital's historic monuments, including the eiffel tower and the arc de triomphe,ed such as the stade de france and the surfing site in tahiti. described by parisian artist hugo catanni, the pieces complement each other to form a double poster and he's paying tribute to the surrealist manifesto, which was published 100 years ago, the last time the games were held in the french capital. well, just a reminder of our top story before we go. arsenal hammered sheffield united 6—0 in the premier league to keep the pressure on in the title race. there's lots more on that on the bbc sport website and app but from me and the team, see you again soon. hello. there may be a hiccup along the way, but by and large, for the rest of this week, it's looking better than it has done in recent weeks, with the tendency for most of us to be a good deal drier. things will become windier again as we go through the week and that's because we're stuck in a bit of a tussle between high pressure building across scandinavia — high generally means dry weather — and low pressure out in the atla

the extreme right wants to attack from what rock is crowds in paris gathered at the eiffel tower to celebrate the news. france, women's rights activists had started the push to guarantee the right to a voice in last year after the us supreme court curtailed the rights in that country. abortion enjoys wide support in france and has been legal since 1975. do you have any correspondence? lisa? luis in paris has more on what it took for france to get here. and this is the end of an 18 months legal process at that started in the summer 2022. and there were in the, in the beginning several initiative by opposition parties from the last, 1st of for a to, to do such a move and the 1st readings of these initiative. so the rights to version abortion rejected by the senate, the lower house of parliament where you have a writing majority. and then over the months of this topic, really changed and no more people, more and more politicians were talking about. until finally, it was clear that the needed to be another, right. and the government came into the picture and said, and i, okay, let's negotiate on

they highlight the capital's historic monuments, including the eiffel tower and the arc de triomphe,ed such as the stade de france and the surfing site in tahiti. described by parisian artist hugo catanni, the pieces complement each other to form a double poster and he's paying tribute to the surrealist manifesto, which was published 100 years ago, the last time the games were held in the french capital. well, just a reminder of our top story before we go. arsenal hammered sheffield united 6—0 in the premier league to keep the pressure on in the title race. there's lots more on that on the bbc sport website and app but from me and the team, see you again soon. hello. there may be the odd hiccup along the way but by and large for the rest this week it's looking better than it has donein it's looking better than it has done in recent weeks with the tendency for most of us to be a good deal drier. things, though, will become windier again as we go through the week and that's because we're stick in a bit of a tussle between high pressure building across scandinavia — high generally means

the eiffel tower was no longer considered an ugliness and was declared a new symbol of paris. in 1922, the first radio station started operating in the capital of france. and soon. thousands of citizens acquired tube radios. new passenger elevators appeared in residential buildings, and telephone lines were installed in most apartments. thousands of provincials and emigrants from all over the world flocked to the capital of france. paris soon became the most densely populated city in europe. writers, artists, performers from all over the world came to paris to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of an eternal holiday. the narrow streets, shady boulevards and paved ovenus were full of life day and night. 13 thousand taxis drove tirelessly along the wide avenues. countless music halls, cabarets, theaters, cheap cafes and luxurious restaurants could barely cope with the influx of visitors. parisian bohemians were obsessed with gambling. it happened that evenings at the casino, fortunes were spent. at night, the banks of the seine were illuminated by the neon lights of night bars

the extreme right wants to attack from what rock is crowds in paris gathered at the eiffel tower to celebrate the news. it is very moving to see such a fundamental liberty written into the constitution. it will make a few more recognized and protected. also, it sends a positive signal to other countries and shows that you can always make progress on the right words for which we, for one second. it's historical. we are all as you see very heavy and before us it's so from that on. so right. and he has to be in the constitution because you can always change the law. and we have seen it with the united states. but also we know there are a european countries. so yes, it's a step for the you to on the french women's rights activists had started to push to guarantee the right to a voice in last year after the us supreme court curtailed the right. in that country. abortion enjoys wide support in france and has been legal since 1975 dw correspondent lisa luis and paris has more on what it took for france to get there. so this is the end of an 18 months legal process at that started in the summer 2022.

they highlight the capital's historic monuments, including the eiffel tower and the arc de triomphe,he stade de france, marseilles marina and the surfing site in tahiti, designed by parisian artist hugo cattani. the pieces complement each other to form a double poster, and he's paying tribute to the surrealist manifesto, which was published 100 years ago. the last time the games were held in the french capital. well, just a reminder of our top story before we go. arsenal hammered sheffield united 6—0 in the premier league to keep the pressure on in the title race. there's lots more on that on the bbc sport website and app, but for me and the team, see you again soon. hello. there may be a hiccup along the way, but by and large, for the rest of this week, it's looking better than it has done in recent weeks, with the tendency for most of us to be a good deal drier. things will become windier again as we go through the week — and that's because we're stuck in a bit of a tussle between high pressure building across scandinavia — high generally means dry weather — and low pressure out in

the eiffel tower was no longer considered an ugliness and was declared a new symbol of paris.the first radio station started operating in the capital of france. and soon thousands of citizens acquired tube radios. new passenger elevators appeared in residential buildings, telephone lines were installed in most apartments, thousands provincials and emigrants from all over the world flocked to the capital of france. paris soon became the most densely populated city in europe. writers, artists, performers from all over the world came to paris to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of an eternal holiday. the narrow streets, shady boulevards and paved ovenus were full of life day and night. 13 thousand taxis scurried tirelessly along the wide avenues. countless music halls, cabarets, theaters, cheap cafes and luxurious restaurants could barely cope with the influx of visitors. parisian bohemians were obsessed with gambling. it happened that entire fortunes were spent at the casino in an evening. at night, the banks were illuminated by the neon lights of night bars and dance clubs.

here is the exact moment of the eiffel tower went dark. into darkness in paris. this is all part of earth hour, and the global event aims to raise awareness of environmental issues and the impact of climate change and we are expecting the uk to observe that in around half an hour's time and we will keep nye in central london for those landmarks that go dark, but now let's get a look the weather with ben rich. —— we will keep an eye. hello, it was a day of dodging the downpours. some really heavy showers out there driven by some big storm clouds, including this one captured by one of our weather watchers in surrey, the lumpy shape here indicative of what we call mammatus clouds that form when the air is very turbulent, very unstable, and you can see that unstable air, all driven by an area of low pressure, allowing these big storm clouds to bubble up. a brisk north—westerly wind blowing those showers and storms through. the centre of our area of low pressure moving out into the north sea overnight. but still quite windy for eastern scotland

well, if you think about what the dale is, the dale is almost as long as the eiffel tower. and the dali has a key bridge on top of it. we are talking about 3,000 tonnes of steel that is sitting on top of that ship. erin delmore is in new york for us. what do we know about this aid from washington? we what do we know about this aid from washington?— washington? we know it came seedil . washington? we know it came speedily. usually _ washington? we know it came speedily. usually it _ washington? we know it came speedily. usually it takes - washington? we know it came speedily. usually it takes a - washington? we know it came| speedily. usually it takes a few days— speedily. usually it takes a few days like — speedily. usually it takes a few days like aid like this to be disbursed from the federal government but in this case it has been _ government but in this case it has been three — government but in this case it has been three days since we saw the bridge _ been three days since we saw the bridge collapse. we know it is in the amount of $60 million that will allow_ the amo

tower. now, according to french intelligence services, the situation has become much more dangerous. the olympic games will be held in paris from july 26 until august 11. as planned by the organizers, it will be opened at the ceremony. priority is given to mrzzz and mortars, from which it hits the enemy in residential areas of the kursk region. in the yuzhnodonetsk direction , crews of uragan missile systems and vostok troop groups destroyed strongholds of the armed forces, armored vehicles and ammunition depots. it takes the artillerymen several minutes to prepare to clarify the coordinates; after firing, the installation returns to the shelter for reloading, and then again into battle, but from a different position. artillery direction attack fpv drones of the bars detachment, southern groupings of troops destroy positions in the ssu, disrupting their attacks and rotation. according to the latest data, our fighters are pushing enemy units out of the vicinity of the strategically important

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the complicated nature of this is we have a ship that is nearly the size of the eiffel tower that is now stuck within the channel that has the key bridge sitting on top of it. and so this is going to be a long road. it's a very complex operation, but, but, but movement is happening and we're grateful for the people who are out there doing this work cnn's gloria pazmino toward the wreckage earlier today with the coast guard, gloria. what are they telling you about the recovery efforts and just how difficult it's going to be yeah. >> friday, you know, when i hear the governor talk about how the ship is the size of the eiffel tower, and you have all of that in the river plus the bridge and all of the debris that has fallen into the river. it really helps you visualize just how incredibly hard this is all going to be. we got very be close today. we were only about 100 yards away from the wreckage and it helped us just appreciate exactly what they're doing and the fact that they have to go step by step in a methodical way to live to every piece off. there are 4,000 tons of concrete and me

. >> if the eiffel tower was laid down, this vessel's almost the size of the eiffel tower, and the onlyf it. this is remarkably complicated. >> reporter: president biden is prompting the federal government will foot the entire bill for the bridge rebuild, but maritime attorney michael winkleman tells us he has no doubt the government will file a lawsuit against the ship owner to recoup some of those costs. he also expects companies who are losing money because of the collapse and the port closure to do the same. >> there's a risk of companies going bankrupt, insurance companies going bankrupt, having tremendous the issues. so the ripple effects of litigation as it relates to this disaster is going to be gigantic. >> reporter: and still no estimate on when the port will reopen, but we do know from the maryland chamber of commerce, ash, that it's costing this state alone $15 million for every day that this port if remains closed. ash? ashley: yeah, and continues to grow. grady, thank you very much. appreciate that. pennsylvania congressman dan muser, by the way, slamming biden for using t

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and the coolest part of those -- >> jimmy: yeah >> each one has a little piece of the eiffel tower innot only do you get your gold, silver, or bronze, you get a piece of the eiffel tower to take with you for life >> jimmy: are you kidding me >> i didn't know that! [ cheers and applause that's so cool >> jimmy: this is amazing. i'm so happy you brought this and brought this news with you you guys are all so accomplished in your own rights i was going to ask you, if you were ever going to win a gold medal in anything else but something you've won an award in, what would it be like, "i would win a gold medal in -- blank. peyton >> ooh, um, event planning [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what "event planning" [ applause ] what are you --? >> yeah, that's -- it's kind of my true calling i'm planning a birthday in december, i've already told all my friends what to wear -- [ light laughter ] what time to be there, what time they should shower right before >> jimmy: yeah wow, you really are into -- yeah >> i think i would take gold in event planning >> okay. >> we're connected 'cause i'm the same thing

eiffel tower renovations ahead of the olympics where the volcano erupts amid northern lights. >>> a caltrans executive facing felony charges for building secret apartments instead of two peninsula caltrain stations and using taxpayer dollars to do it. the two accused of the former deputy director of operations and a contractor working at the station manager. they allegedly spent $50,000 in public money to legally convert shuttered offices in the burlingame and millbrae stations into their private homes. >> in burlington they did the nicest job spending $42,000 to put in a shower, a bad, a kitchenette making it a miniature apartment. >> the da says both men had homes of their own, but yet to live -- decided to live in the station, after two years they were reported. both men were fired, caltrain referred the investigation to the da. the station manager was arraigned in san mateo superior court on wednesday pleading not guilty, the other one month from today. >>> as we approach april and national infertility week we are learning about how taxing the journey to parenthood can be. one e. a coupl

it weighed 95,000 tons and is roughly as long as the eiffel tower is tall.more questions than answers about how that mammoth ship lost control and caused the devastating collapse. this video captures the moment a typical night on the baltimore harbor turns tragic. >> dispatch, the whole bridge just fell down! >> juju: a huge stretch of the francis scott key collapsing after a 95,000-ton cargo ship barrels into a supporting pillar 1:30 a.m. tuesday, hours before the morning rush hour. >> be advised, the entire key bridge is in the harbor. i advise hold all traffic coming to the bridge. >> reporter: vehicles still crossing the bridge moments before impact. as the massive ship collides, an entire section of the bridge breaking apart, crumbling onto the bow of the freighter, into the frigid waters below. >> is there crew work on the bridge right now? >> juju: the catastrophe setting off a desperate search and rescue effort for survivors, including a construction team repairing potholes overnight. >> there were eight individuals. six are being searched for right

last year, organizers said they were hoping to install the flame of the eiffel tower. now, they plan to put it in the bank of the river seine. between the live in the plaster concorde. >>> right now at 6:00, how to make san francisco streets safe. 10 years since the city committed to preventing traffic deaths. today, leaders are being called out. the response is what some see as a lack of progress. >>> is ready to call it a career. san francisco police chief anthony mata is retiring after nearly 30 years on the force. his thoughts on the department's relationship with the community. >>> but first, opening day at the coliseum and a large group of fans are not showing the same support as last year. we will take you to the boycott happening now as the team gets ready to call las vegas home. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. >> it could be a historic night for a's fans. will this be the teams last home opener in oakland? first pitches in just about an hour and thousands of fans are expected at the coliseum tonight where valena jones is. >

. >> this vessel's almost the size of the eiffel tower, and the only difference is is that it now has the key bridge laying on top of it. >> reporter: engineering teams are figuring out the best way to cut the bridge up so it can be lifted off of the ship. >> number-one priority is to reopen the port of baltimore as fast as we can and do it safely. >> reporter: the biden administration has approved $60 million in emergency funds to deal with the aftermath, including rebuilding the bridge. >> this work will not take hours. this work will not take days. this work will not just take weeks. we have a very long road ahead of us. >> reporter: four construction workers are still missing, but their bodies won't be recovered until more debris is removed. the brother of one of them, maynor yassir suazo sandoval, told cbs news he wishes he could have stopped him from going to work that night. two workers did survive the collapse. moises diaz says his friend julio cervantes escaped out of the window of his sinking truck. he thought, i'm going die here, but his friend made it out safely even thoug

this tapestry was unveiled today and celebrates olympic athletes competing around the eiffel tower.a french iranian artist and it was no small feat. the tapestry took three years to weave and it weighs 130 pounds. she thought she was being print when asked to design the piece. it will be on display at the hotel de la marine starting in june. >> what are we, four months away? >> i am not packed yet. maybe in a month. she knows i like to pack early. what's coming up next? >> at 6:00, serving life in prison for-- his pregnant wife but new development that means got peterson to be a free man again. >> if laci peterson's dna is on the matches of the van that was torched, that is huge. >> we are going to hear from a former investigator about the new claims and the questions about evidence that was not allowed in court during the first trial. >>> also some spotty showers today along with some sunshine. this is a live look and we are tracking the changes coming up in your microclimate weather forecast. >>> targeting public transit for one particular type of material that keeps the trains ru

parisians even celebrated the historic event at the foot of the eiffel tower. networks that a public ceremony to seal the constitution will take place on 8 march on international women's day, since the most important thing in france happened in 1975, when simone weil's law legalizing abortion was passed. now the current step, on the one hand, it looks more like macron’s response to the decision of the us supreme court in 2022, which, as far as i understand, was frightening then. but the american press noted that the issue of abortion in france, unlike the same states, is not of a political nature. most french people consider interruption pregnancy and so basic health care services. and the british guardian emphasized that this is the first change to the french constitution in the last 16 years. but some experts, for example, predict for france an even greater increase in the number of migrants after the adoption of such an amendment to the constitution. remember, we voted for zhirinovsky and the ldpr, i will raise russia from its knees, i will defend the russia

the eiffel tower is called the most visited, paid, most photographed...es, but i, of course, i read this, yes, now i’m not very sure of my answer, but i chose mogilev by intuition, well done, but what do you think, after all, is it intuition or is it somewhere intuition and knowledge, roman, as you answered , also chose option c mogilev, as far as i remember, the very first weather station was somehow connected with rivers, with waters, something like that, well, of course, i’m not such an expert. geography most likely, but i also chose mogilev. well, to the correct answer: in 1808 the first weather station was opened in mogilev, but after for 2 years now they have been opening further and further. the correct answer to our question is ts. mogilev. sixth question: the lives of holy ascetics, as well as the discipline that studies them, are called by this greek word. a, hagiography, b. pictography, c. chronicle, time! alexander, how did you answer? honestly, by the method of elimination, because i chose option a, but geography, not pictography, because the

here's what he said a short time ago to see if three that is nearly the size of the eiffel tower? and i see that same freight with the key bridge resting on top of it to see it up close, you realize just how daunting a task this is so what he says this, the size of the eiffel tower. he's talking about the length, the length of this ship, the dali, this container ship is about 984 feet. that's in length. it's about 140 feet wide. i believe it's the weight is about 116,000 tons when it's fully loaded and it is fully loaded, right now, of course, that three to 4,000 tons of wreckage and still on top of it, makes this all the more daunting and dangerous. i also spoke to a mechanical engineer at morgan state university, dr. oscar barton. he said, look they are going to have to first what they're doing right now is probably just surveying this. they've got to do a very meticulous survey of this site with the cranes and with the other equipment that they're bringing in, then they've got to figure out which are the biggest chunks that they've got to remove first and then they've got to fi

to see a freight that is nearly the size of the eiffel tower, and to see that same freight with the keyee shipping containers that were ripped in half as if they were papier—mache. to know that out there, you have to navigate high winds and electric wires. to go out there and to see up close, you realisejust how daunting a task this is. you realise how difficult the work is ahead of us. with a salvage operation this complex and, frankly, with a salvage operation this unprecedented, you need to plan for every single moment, and every time you take action to move a piece of wreckage, you understand that that requires you to reassess the situation. the leader of northern ireland's democratic unionist party, sirjeffrey donaldson, was charged with rape and other historical sexual offences on friday and has resigned as party leader. sirjeffrey was arrested on friday along with a 57—year—old woman who was also charged with aiding and abetting the alleged offences. both will appear in court next month. sirjeffrey said he will be strenuously contesting the charges. sirjeffrey is northern ireland

busy and also in france itself, i routinely lighting up the eiffel tower. tel aviv city hall did the same to under victims of a mass of glass that reported a route to terror attacks of egypt, one in spain and a mass shooting in las vegas, described as the worst. and us history. the empire state building in new york's a city that knows something about and asked her having been the victim of the worst terror attacks on us soil in american history. on september 11th, 2001 was decked out for france after the bad sectional night club, the tax in paris that killed a $140.00 people. and also 4 come off as a tac last october 7th. that caused the death of $300.00 is relays. the british government even pressured its sports governing bodies to honor israel's victims, at their sporting events with the culture of secretary getting kind of mad when the football association did not light up the arch at wembley stadium with the is rarely flag. so then, a few days ago, a mass terror attack hips moscow, which has been counter terrorism, ally of the west. remember, the joint statement put out way back

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busy and also in france itself, i routinely lighting up the eiffel tower, keller, beach city hall did the same to under victims of a mass of glass that reported they route to terror attacks of egypt, one in spain, and a mass shooting in las vegas, described as the worst and us history, the empire state building in new york's a city that knows something about and asked her having been the victim of the worst terror attacks on us soil in american history. on september 11th, 2001 was decked out for france after the bad sectional night club, the tax in paris that killed a $140.00 people. and also 4 come off as a tac last october 7th. that caused the death of $300.00. israel is the british government even pressured it sports governing bodies to honor israel's victims at their sporting events with the culture of secretary getting kind of mad when the football association did not light up the arch at wembley stadium with the is really flag. so then, a few days ago, a master attack him moscow, which has been the counter terrorism ally of the west. remember, the joint statement put out way bac

tower, just as they did on the day of navalny's death, that is, there are also, let's say, russians i won't say, that they are pro-ukrainian, but at least they are not pro-putin, they still organized themselves differently as of this hour, but the french and the parisians have somehow, well, more, i would say, excuse me, to react warmly, there was a bataclan, it was very similar history. very similar to what we saw yesterday, and it was in paris, and it was sad real for many people in the world, at least for me. what do you say about this? of course, of course, there are these parallels that appeal to the feelings of the french, of course , the press says a little about it, but still, well, no one draws such a direct parallel between, say , the russian government and the french government at that time, this there was hollande when... there was a terrorist attack in the bataclan, i.e. everyone still understands that in a terrorist state , terrorist acts also take place on its territory, well, i don’t know if everyone, i just generalized like that, but in fact, probably not all, but a

and this was the moment the lights on the eiffel tower in paris went off. landmarks including the empire state building, the space needle, niagara falls, and willis tower will all go dark for one hour. that is all from us here in washington. we will be back in about 30 minutes with more news and more updates on our stop start —— top stories. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. well, it's certainly been a lively start to the weekend weatherwise. loads of showers around on saturday, some of them with hail and thunder, some of them with mammatus clouds — always a sign of a good storm. now, the showers that went through south parts of greater london, around kent, they really dumped the temperatures. look at that — ten degrees at midday, just two degrees celsius a couple of hours later in the afternoon. that would have felt really cold, especially with those gusty winds. now, over the next few hours, many of the showers will tend to become confined to more northeastern areas of the uk should become drier over the next few hours in the west. temperatures

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now you see it — now you don't — the eiffel tower plunged into darkness — just one of many landmarks'm nicky schiller — welcome to the programme. we start this hour in russia. president putin says all those involved in the attack on a concert hall near moscow — which killed at least 133 people — will be punished. in moscow, people have been leaving flowers in memory of those who died and we've seen candles being lit. others have queued to donate blood for the victims of the massacre. memorials also appeared outside russian embassies in several countries, including the uk. a national day of mourning has been declared for sunday. armed police have been patrolling the area around the crocus city hall. in a televised address, president putin called the attack a �*barbaric terrorist act,�* and said all four gunmen had been detained. the islamic state group says it carried out the attack and released a photograph of four masked men. our russia editor, steve rosenberg has been to the scene of the attack — and a warning, you may

and this was the moment the lights on the eiffel tower in paris went off.n london where you can see in the centre of your picture the london eye. in the next five minutes or so that should go into darkness. stay with us here on bbc news. it was a day of dodging the downpours. some really heavy showers out there driven by some big storm clouds including this one captured by one of our weather watchers in surrey. the lumpy shape indicative of the martyrs clouds which form when the area is very turbulent and unstable. all driven by an area of low pressure allowing these big storm clouds to bubble up. a brisk north—westerly wind bringing those showers and storms through. the centre of this pressure moving out into the north sea overnight. still windy for eastern scotland and eastern england. showers in north—east scotland which will be wintry over high ground. clear spells elsewhere. because of the strength of the wind it won't be a particularly cold night but still getting down to between three and six celsius. our area of low pressure sliding way eastwards. b

busy and also in france itself, i routinely lighting up the eiffel tower, keller, beach city hall did the same to under victims of a mass of glass that reported they routes to terror attacks of egypt, one in spain, and a mass shooting in las vegas, described as the worst and us history, the empire state building in new york's a city that knows something about nice terror having been the victim of the worst terror attacks on us soil in american history. on september 11th, 2001 was decked out for france after the bad sectional night club, the tax in paris that killed a $140.00 people and also for come off as attack last october 7th. that caused the death of $300.00 is really, is the british government even pressured it sports governing bodies to honor israel's victims at their sporting events with the culture of secretary getting kind of mad when the football association did not light up the arch at wembley stadium. with the is really flag. so then a few days ago, a master attack saves most of which is the counter terrorism ally of the west. remember, the joint statement put out way bac