in fact, the restoration of notre dame has not yet started.hs or more before that gets under way. right now the chief architect says the building is in such fragile condition it could still possibly collapse. and so work proceeds very slowly. debris still remains in the central gnave area of the cathedral. still he believes president macron's 2024 deadline for rebuilding notre dame is possible. >> translator: i think by mobilizing everybody and really committing large teams and major companies, it's doable. it's absolutely doable but we mustn't waste time. >> reporter: the religious relics rescued at the fire are safely stored away, many at the louvre museum. the stained glassed windows are gone, taken away for cleaning and restoration. a curator says the painting survived fairly well. >> translator: we saw the masterpieces were all in tact. there we were delighted, especially compared with the state of the building. >> reporter: so given the state of the building, notre dame's rescue is cautious and slow. the cultural conservator says it's li

, notre dame is baring her battle scars. a roof p protector protects her inteterior from the elements. ththere is a rereal risk k the buildi prorocess sealant -- buildings ceiling could collapse. they have to clelear up the toxc lead deposits in and aroround te cathedral. many questionsns surrounund the eventual recononstructionn effo. in part, it is due to the question of what the cash will be spent on. emmanuel macron wants a daring reconstruction, but not e everye convinced. want thef the donors cathedral to look like it did before. there are opportunities around the cathedral, in the square, the gardens, to create something daring and inventive. >> as donors and architects wrangle over the future aesthetic, the government is working out how to get there. fund,eation of a national exemptions from certain planning regulations are key elements of their plan to eventually get notre dame back on her feet. for me for now. thank you for watching. stay tuned. >> in the east of greenland, it is 3:00 in the morning, the beginning

tourists still make their way to notre dame in paris.ut these days their holiday snapshots might look like they visited a construction site. whether from an overabundance of caution or those overseeing notre dame's rise from the ashes have never dealt with anything quite like this before. the work site is a high security zone. few are let in. given the high concentration of led from the melted roof, all are required to wear special protective jumpsuits. on the roof, a gaping hole where the fire burned most fiercely three months ago. the led and other debris still litter the parts of the vaulted ceiling which did not give way leading to worries the extra weight could still bring down parts of the building. for the moment, the chief architect is concerned about shoring up flying buttresses which support the walls and vaulted ceiling. huge, precisely engineered wooden braces have been put in place beneath the ancient stone work to prevent it from shifting. no one is talking about rebuilding just yet. in fact, the restoration of notre dame h

french lawmakers agreed in may to restore notre dame exactly as it was.e want a new look. he pace of construction also controversial. but france's president promises to finish rebuilding before the country hosts the 2024 olympics. bar barry arendt, nbc news. >>> right now at 5:00, a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of northern virginia. >> a lot of you dealing with this blast of extreme heat that's hitting us big-timom the thermers say upper 0s, but it feels worse than that out there. e heat index well into the triple digits in some areas. >> we have team coverage tonight. let's get to the stormer ce and lauren ricketts with the latest on the storms coming through right now. >>hese areassive storms, you can tell by the amount of lightning that's rolling into thearea. specifically right around prince william county, manassas, bull run. let's go to the maps. we continue to see the storms blossom in this heat that we're having. the national weather service just issued a severe thunderstorm watch that goes until midnight tonight. ewe do h the s

we are taking e ining you insid notre dame cathedral to sh you how they are repairing it after a fire. >>> >> . president accounted for, sir. >> for the first time in more than 100 years, girls are being given the chance to spend their summers at boy scout camp. at camp frsafin in maryland, camp is under way and the boys and girls have different camp ut sites bhey come together for dailyprograms. she camp plans to raise money to update facilitie for future programs to come. >>> it's been nearly three months since theon icic notre dame cathedral went up in flames in france. >> this morning, we are getting a look at the extent of the damage there in paris. camera were let inside dung a tour of the site yesterday. french official say the ceiling of the cathedral is still torn apart and the site is still covered in burnt degree. robotic machines are being used to r doveebris from the floor.nc official arened more of the cathedral may collapse. >>>t' le turn to chuck bell. >> the doing with yous need to be efficient and speedy and especially if you're out later on in theay today. polar, he

roasting american tourists >>t fountain this was amazing >> so hot architects fear the roof of notre dame cathedral could collapse in belgium it's the hottest since 1883 in the netherlands more records smashed. in britain, 100 degrees in july for the first time europe may have to get used to it recently it's had the five hottest days in the last 500 years. in portugal wild fires are raging in france, repeat of the 15,000 heat wave deaths a decade ago, air conditioning not big in europe it's same as chocolate no match for the heat. relief and rain is in sight, the warning now for wild storms and lester >>> in this country alaska has warmed twice as fa arest and now parts of alaska are el this summer as new records are being set in the southern part of the state kevin tibbles went to alaska to see the effects firsthand. >> reporter: alaska' blue white giants are dying falling to rising temperatures. >> 34 degree water recently melted ice and snow. >> reporter: pat guides tours on the glacier. >> on 2009 you used to be able to step on the ice from the end of the trail >> reporter: today we h

are bringing heat records, there is further concerned that it could damage the fire ravaged notre dame cathedral in paris. france's chief architect says the damage and the stone was could dry out in the heat causing them to fall apart. temperatures will surge to 104 in paris. that would set a new record. dozens of sensors are now dotted around the cathedral to monitor its condition. experts say there is also a risk that it's a bolted ceiling could collapse. >>> it is still more than a week left in the month but climate scientists are already saying that this july is on track to become the earth's hottest month in recorded history. they say it is the latest sign the next overall planet client might climate is a warning and that they are causing extreme heat waves become more intense, the previous hottest month was july 2017. >> we are starting to feel it. the heat up around here. >>> talk to folks in san francisco, they would say they do not believe the record. talk to folks in fairfield and absolutely. it is something that happens every summer, but always uncanny to see the temperature

. >>> also ahead, a new threat for notre dame months after the devastating fire.hy the weather in paris could cause the cathedral to collapse. >>> but first the haunting new hours before she went missing. what investigators are now >>> breaking overnight, an attempt to make history over the english channel has fallen flat. a french inventor trying to make the first crossing by hoverboard crashed shortly after takeoff. he is okay this morning. it was the same device used this month during bastille ceremonies in france. >>> we turn to new video of that ole miss student murdered in mississippi allegedly at the hands of a fellow college classmate. surveillance footage shows 21-year-old ally kostial leaving a bar the night she was last seen. her body was found the next day near a lake shot multiple times. police have charged 22-year-old brandon theesfeld with her murder. >>> overseas the death toll is climbing from that tainted alcohol scare in costa rica. 20 people have died from drinking alcohol contaminated with methanol. 18 of those victims were costa rican. none h

victoria hui, a faculty fellow at liu institute for asia and asian studies at the university of notre—dameg so much damage in legco? these are the words that carrie lam wa nts to these are the words that carrie lam wants to tell the world. she held a press c0 nfe re nce wants to tell the world. she held a press conference at 4am hong kong time because he wanted to make her narrative known to the entire international media, especially the us and europe. so this is one thing. but then they also have two look at what extent the violence has done, people broke a lot of glass and vandalised pictures of high officials. but in the eyes of these young protesters who are trying to send a message, they feel they have done everything, they had a 1 million strong march, a 2 million strong march, they have gone into headquarters, three people have committed suicide. they think they have done everything and they couldn't achieve anything, this is them driven to desperation. in 2014, before the umbrella movement, there was also a crowd movement in taiwan where young people also stormed into the legco the

justice stevens: notre dame. >> notre dame mafia. other than the fact he is a likable guy, why is he effective as chief justice? justice stevens: he is a very efficient chief executive. he handles all matters that come to that office and require attention. he does a very good job. >> were you ever tempted to go back and contact your colleagues and give them your two cents on what is going on? justice stevens: yes. [laughter] i'm tempted, but i don't do it. >> that's great. justice stevens, it has been a pleasure talking to you. you are a wonderful gentleman and a treasure of the united states of america. we thank you for your service. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] >> justice john paul stevens died this week from congregations from a stroke in fort lauderdale, florida. he was 99 years old. c-span2 will have live coverage of the justice lying in repose

he was professor of economics at notre dame university. the u.s.picking directed of executor of european bank for reconstruction and development. imf boss christine lagarde is set to become the first woman to leave -- lead the european central bank after seceding mario draghi. eu leaders have also nominated the german defense minister to become the european commission's next measure that -- that president. she will be the first woman to hold the post in more than 50 years. the subsidy dispute before airbus and boeing has poured the u.s. to add more products to tear of targets. washington has identified $4 billion of eu goods, ranging from fruit, cheese and pipes. that adds to $21 billion of products that the u.s. published in april. the eu has a similar case pending against boeing. oil had its worst reaction to an opec meeting in four years, with prices tumbling after they agreed to extend production curbs and 22020. russia and other independent nation's backs out of iranians plans, although divisions remain over deeper curbs. the decision

. >> yesments indiana, illinois and-- >> notre dame. >> there you go, the mafia, notre dame mafia.other than that he's a likeable guy, why is he effective as a chief justice? >> well, he's a very efficient chief executive and handles all the matters that come to that office and then require attention. he does a very good job. >> r you ever tempted to go back to your colleagues and give them your two cents on what's going on? >> yes. [laughter] >> i'm tempted, but i don't do it. >> well. justice stevens, it's been a pleasure talking to you. you're a wonderful gentleman and a treasure to the united states of america and we thank you for your service. >> well, you're very nice. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] . [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

and the paris fire fighters to battle the flames at notre dame cathedral in april have been honored by france's interior and defense ministers the federal spire and roof were destroyed but firefighters managed to save the bell towers and many artworks hundreds of firefighters arrived on the scene in under 10 minutes. 30 firefighters here in germany are struggling to contain a wildfire in the northern state of mecklenburg western film pomerania the blaze broke out in woodland a former military training area near the village of new teen hundreds of people have been evacuated fear of unexploded munitions is hampering efforts to extinguish the fire. smoke as far as the eye can see. covering more than 4 square kilometers of forest this is said to be the largest fire in the northeastern german state of michael berg western pomerania has ever seen. more than 1000 people have been forced to flee their homes and the residents of 3 villages have been evacuated. we have a thank you waited numerous villages at the moment we are doing our best to keep them safe moment on your shuffle so i just get

. >>> it's 5:20 right now, and a new video shows notre dame in paris following the fire. up next, what robots are doing inside the historical cathedral. >>> you can watch the most recent episode where rob mayeda demos something. you are watching "today in the bay." performance is your profession, but you strive to take the next step in your career. gcu's phd in performance psychology gives you the tools you need to elevate your performance to the next level. private. christian. affordable. nonprofit. visit gcu.edu/online itit's crepe day.day for our family at denny's. private. christian. affordable. nonprofit. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.com >>> welcome back, everyone. developing this morning firefighters are still not saying if they know for certain what sparked this warehouse fire. a security guard heard a pop near an area where recent electrical work had just been completed and then we saw the flames. firefighters put it out quickly and nobody was h

previously a professor of economics at the university of notre dame.udy shelton is an informal adviser to the president. she spent decades outside of mainstream economics and her unorthodox views could attract opposition. oil is struggling to recover after suffering its worst reaction to an opec meeting in more than four years. concerns about the global economy are overshadowing the decision to extend out the cuts for nine months. tells usergy minister opec and its allies will respond to any disruptions in the market. market can change very quickly as can the situation in shale production. nobody would guarantee to you today that much supply growth will be maintained in the future years because this is a highly uncertain and risky segment. >> the trump administration has abandoned its hard-fought battle to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. that's after the supreme court challenged its purpose. the reversal by the white house, trump looking to delay the census. u.s. has beat england to secure a place in the world cup final on sunday. it was

militant group has claimed responsibility for the paris firefighters who battled the flames of notre dame cathedral in april have been honored by france's interior and defense ministers the cathedral spire and roof were destroyed but firefighters managed to save the build towers and many of our hundreds of firefighters arrived on the scene. within 10 minutes after the 1st alarm was sound. or tonight the white house is condemning iran's move them increase its enrichment of uranium and saying that it will continue pressuring the country to change course earlier today the un confirmed iran has broken the limit on your radium enrichment sent by the 2015 nuclear deal this is tehran's 1st major departure from the deal iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has claimed that breaking the deal through limit is justified and he's accused the co signatories of failing to uphold their part of the pact the united states abandoned the agreement last year and has since reimposed sanctions on iran zarif says that tehran's moves are about defending the country's authority. but it's only by illustra

it was threatening notre dame's vaulted ceiling. it was ravaged by fire and it's still saturated with water used to put out the flames. they're worried that the scorching temps could dry the ceilings too quickly causing them to shift. >>> could your next package be delivered via drone? ups looking to expand their delivery options. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. get a 4-week trial plus postage and a the mucma fest! of summer... country music's biggest stars perform their hottest hits. and the first time ever. lil nas x, billy ray cyrus and keith urban perform the hit "old town road." cma fest! sunday august 4th, on abc. and after the show check out a special encore performance of brett young's song, "catch." available only on xfinity. just say "brett young" into your x1 voice remote. >>> facebook has been criticized for not doing bette

we are king inside the notre dame cathedral months after it caug fire to show you the work under wayto repair it. days have passed since president trump lashed out on democrats on twitter suggesting some of them go back to the countries they cameom, but that feud has not died down. now the president kept it going during a rally last night. stay with us.od >>> gohursday morning. today on "news4 today" at 4:00. we all know summer vacation for young ones can mean sleeping in and filling up on junk food. >> if someone says try this, it is good for you, the first response is going to be yuck! >>> all present. accounted for, sir. >> for the firstime in more than 100 years, girls are being given the chance to spend their ers at boy scout camp. at camp saffrin in maryland, camp is under way and the boys anmpgirls have different ca sites but they come together for daily programs. the camp plans to raise money to update facilities for future programs. >>> it's been nearly three months since the iconic notre dame cathedral went up in flames in france. >> this morning, we are getting a look at t

louis fed,m and recently served as a professor of economics at the university of notre dame.helton has been an informal advisor to president trump and is the u.s. executive director for the european bank of reconstruction and development. for more on what this means for policy and the markets, cornerstone macro founding partner roberto perli. great to have you with us. of course, a lot depends on whether or not these candidates finally pass senate confirmation. that hasn't been easy. but what does this tell us about how president trump wants to influence the fed and monetary policy? roberto: well, let's distinguish a little between the two nominees. waller should be relatively uncontroversial, having been director of research for the st. louis fed. he's clearly qualified, hard to argue he is not. he has expressed in the past and written papers and other forums, pretty standard views, so i don't think it should be controversial. on the other hand, remember that being qualified is not a guarantee for congress confirmation. remember, the nobel prize winner who was deemed not qua

group called robin des bobois or robin hoodod has filed a lawsuit over toxic lead released from notre damehedral. it says the authorities have not taken the risk of lead poisoning seriously enough. it was only recently that two schools in the area were temporarily shut. during the fire, hundreds of tons of lead in the cathedral fire and roof melted -- spire and roof melelted. >> the various officials certainly did not wish to deliberately harm the public, but they refrain from releasing that reflects a lack of diligence. they are at fault. finally, a report thatat might inspire you for r your next holiday. in the south of the country, a city that was buried in lava. you can visit by day but also by night. jewelis an n archaeologicical still unknown to the general public. the ancient city of herculaneum in italy, a unique place that can be explored this summer through a rare initiative. at nightfall, visitors can discover the history of this site, which was destroyed by the in the yearvesuvius 709a.d. >> we found entangled skeletons in the fetal position. we found the objects they were carr

notre dame survived the fire but now this heat is posing a new threat.ross europe this week, it's been building all week. temperatures expected to peak today. a lot of european capitals are expected to post new records. it's a good day, cecilia, and, guys, to seek t me ndio. >>oongt a lot of tplditsyou l d well. david, thank you. >> we know about that heat wave. we felt that before. >>> coming up, "play of the day." it will make you want to dance with somebody. y saturday. but now... it's thursday. good thing they discovered gain flings, with oxi boost and febreze odor remover. smelling is believing and gain flings can hiyah karate stink too. gain flings. seriously good scent and if you love gain flings, you gotta try the dish soap. minimums and fees seem to your typical bank.n of capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vacc

a new threat to notre dame. the heat wave going on across europe.ef architect warning these extreme temps could cause the vaulted ceilings of the fire-ravaged cathedral to collapse a fire back in april, destroyed the roof of the building, toppled the spire. french president emmanuel macron promised notre dame will be rebuilt in five years. connell: that is crazy. in puerto rico, thousands celebrating on the streets today. governor ricardo rossello announcing he will finally step down. jeff paul with the latest from there. jeff? reporter: connell, after nearly two weeks of protesting outside the entrance to the governor's mansion, a lot of that anger shifting in celebration. a lot of singing and ricardo rossello keeps it dramatic up to the last moment where he released a video hours and hours after promising announcement. that minute the video was released on facebook, these streets got incredibly quiet. people huddled around whoever was streaming it. after several minutes they finally got the news many people wanted to hear. take a lessen. >> there

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high dome could cover the notre dame cathedral in paris and weighs 36,000 tons.f the road for the volkswagen beetle. ♪ decades, the last addition of the iconic car rolled off the production line at a factory in mexico with a confetti shower and to the tune of a mariachi band. the factory will build a new suv for the north american market. a huge celebration in new york city to honor the women's world cup football victory. the captain led a tickertape parade and a ceremony alongside the new york mayor, who gave the team that key to the city. of thousands of fans lined up early to join in the grand celebration that new york city offers its heroes, a raucous, confetti-string procession down broadway. the crowds roared and chanted as the team triumphantly paraded through the canyon of heroes. hall,eremony outside city team members danced joyfully before each one was presented with the key to the city by mayor bill de blasio. star player megan rapinoe placed her teammates -- praised her teammates. >> this group is so resilient, so tough, at such a sense of humor. it i

. >>> time is 4:40, environmental group is suing the city of paris over april's big fire at the notre dame cathedral. the roof of the church melted in the heat. an environmental group says the city of paris didn't do enough to protect residents and workers and visitors from being exposed to toxic lead particles shot in to the air. investigation by a french news site found a month after the fire lead levels at nearby schools were still 10 times higher than what is considered acceptable. the clean up at the cathedral site was stopped earlier this month because of concerns about lead poisoning. >>> a drug fueled rampage caught on camera. up next, the shocking surveillance footage taken on the 4th of july in bodega bay. a goal of zero homicides in san francisco, ambitious plan layed out by anti violence advocates and families of victims. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving on the commute on interstate 80 here, we will tell you more about what is going on, on the other east bay freeways coming up. >>> looks like a little bump up on the inland temperatures. w

it's so hot, architects fear the roof of notre dame cathedral damaged by the fire could collapse.his weekend's relief ends with rain in sight but the warnings include wild storms and flash floods. it will be hot in our neck of the woods, too. kari's full forecast come up. we'll be right back. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> and a good morning to you. taking a live look out in downtown san jose, where we're starting our friday off right, but those temperatures are going to warm up so get the t-shirts and tank tops, tube tops, bathing suits ready. we have be supporting our schools highlighting the people and companies joining nbc bay area to fill backpacks with school supplies for kids in need. >> chris chmura is our tour guide. >> good morning. let's talk about two events. one that took place o

the chief architect has a warning about the fire-ravaged notre dame cathedral. he says because of all the water put on the fire, te joint or masonry could dry out and the fault could give way. scientists now predict july of 2019 will likely be the hottest month ever recorded on earth since records began back in 1880. coming up in minutes, i'll have the accuweather forecast back here at home. that includes a hot weekend. >>> a little girl in china just 5 years old found herself stuck in this very dangerous position. she's dangling by her head, stories above the ground. so she fell through the guardrail of her family's apartment building and her head got caught between the bars. firemen, some who descended from the top of the building were able to free her by cutting those bars. >> poor thing. >>> in the east bay, a side night for ice cream lovers. dreyers in rock ridge neighborhood is closing on friday. that location has been open for more than 20 years. it's dryer's flagship flagship p what may take its place is unclear. >>> new at 11:00, all these images were c

using the incident to arrest opposition figures the paris firefighters who battled the flames at notre dame cathedral in april have been on by france's interior and defense ministries the cathedral spire and roof were destroyed but firefighters managed to save the belt how were in many works of art inside hundreds of firefighters arrived on the scene in under 10 minutes. the united nations and the european union are urging iran to stick to the 2015 nuclear deal after officials confirmed today that iran has broken the limit on enrich uranium which was set by that agreement now this is tehran's 1st major departure from the deal which offered sanctions relief in exchange for limits on your brain even richmond iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has claimed that breaking the deal's limit is justified he's accused signatories of failing to uphold their part of the deal the united states abandoned the agreement last year and it has since reimpose sanctions on iran as a reef says tehran's moves are about defending the countries of. about that but it's only by illustrating authority that

the paris firefighters who battled the flames at notre-dame cathedral in april have been honored by france'snterior and defense ministers. the cathedral's spire and roof were destroyed but firefighters managed to save the bell towers and many works of arts. hundndreds of firefighters arrid on thehe scene within minutes after the alarm sounded. the white house is condemning iran's move to increase its enrichment of uranium, saying it will continue pressuring the country to change course. early today, the u.n. confirmed that iran has broken the limit on uranium enrichment set by the 2015 nuclear deal peel this is -- nucuclear deal. ththis is thfifirst major dedepartment frorom the deal. foforeign misister mohammmmad jd zarif has claimed breaking the deal limit is justify an accused co-'s signatories of failing to up holold their part of the pac. ththe united states you may remember abandoned the agreement on e year ago. it has reimposed sanctions on iran. mohammad javad zarif says that tehran's movies about defending the country's authority. >> it's only by illustrating authority that we can p

and the paris firefighters who battled the flames said notre dame cathedral in april have been altered by france's interior and defense ministers the cathedral's fire and roof were destroyed but firefighters managed to save the bell towers and many are works hundreds of firefighters arrived on the scene in under 10 minutes. president don't trump has warned iran that. it's playing with fire after it violated the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal for the 1st time iran's says it has exceeded a limit on low enriched uranium reserves allowed under the accord britain has urged tehran to avoid any further steps away from the deal the us early abandon the agreement last year. they're playing with and i think they're playing with fire a warning from u.s. president trump as tensions with turan reached another high not 2 weeks after iran's shoot down of a u.s. spy drone nearly triggered retaliatory air strikes confirmation monday that to iran has breached the limit on its stockpile of enriched uranium. that limit of 300 kilograms was set by a historic nuclear deal with world powers in 2015 but the p

andy's pet shop on notre dame avenue in san jose is going from pet shop to nonprofit adoption center.porter amanda del castillo reports, the switch could help it survive an uncertain future. >> reporter: andy's pet shop has served the south bay 70 years. they took over in 2007 and moved in 2010. >> we couldn't fix the floor. the rats saved us. >> reporter: we were there as andy's put 400 rats up for adoption from a hoarder in l.a. though times have changed andy's is still facing major challenges. >> we bought it in late 2007 with the intention of going all rescue pets, which we've been doing ever since then. it does not pay the bills. >> reporter: she and her husband can no longer afford costs to care for the critters and pay rent. the shop will soon be recharacterized as a nonprofit adoption center. this will mean more money through grants and support andy's has gone without. >> we are paying for the bed expenses, medication. >> reporter: employee alex raven steen understands it's not a sustainable business practice. he showed us around the center, introducing us to the hundreds up f

closed and in the heart of paris a warning today from the chief architect in charge of rebuilding notre dame the cathedral roof parts of which survived a fire earlier this year may not survive a heat wave this week. well i can you can make it. i'm very worried about the heat wave because as you know the cathedral suffered from the fire the beams came down but also from the shock from the water from the firefighters. the masonry is saturated with water it hasn't moved it's stable we placed sensors everywhere and we haven't detected any movement since the beginning. of focus and what i fear is that the joints or the masonry as they draw you lose their cohesion and their structural qualities and that all of a sudden the vault gives way this will be amazing this record heat a threat to architecture and to infrastructure in britain commuters were advised today not to take the trains in the south and southwest of the country you see right there the tracks are buckling due to the extreme heat which means the risk of darrelle increases and in belgium today for the 1st time ever authorities issued co

the various fire fighters who battled the flames at notre dame cathedral in april have been on urged by france's interior and defense ministers the cathedral spire and roof were destroyed but firefighters managed to save the bell towers and many works of art hundreds of firefighters arrived on the scene within minutes after the alarm sounded. the white house is condemning iran's move to increase its enrichment uranium saying it will continue pressuring the country to change course earlier today the u.n. confirmed that iran has broken the limit on your brain even richmond set by that 2015 nuclear deal on this is tehran's 1st major departure from the deal iranian foreign minister mohammad finds a reef his claim to breaking the deal limits is justified and he's accused coast signatories of failing to uphold their part of the pact the united states you may remember abandoned the agreements one year ago it has since reimposed sanctions on iran sorry says tehran's moves are about defending the country's authority. but it's only by illustrating authority that we can put the us in their plac

off experts are warning that the record shattering heat could cause the damaged ceiling of the notre dameo completely collapse air conditioning is scarce in many areas there, making the intense heat all more dangerous. french reports suggest at least five deaths may have resulted from the high temperatures so far. >>> meanwhile in this country, alaska has warmed twice as fast as the rest of the w in th last 50 years. now the summer heat is setting new records in the southern part of the state nbc's kevin tibbles went to alaska to see the effects firsthand. >> reporter: alaska's blue white giants are dying falling to rising temperatures in the 49th state. >> 34 degree water recently melted ice and snow. >> reporter: matt guides tours in the massive spencer glacier >> in 2009 we used to be able to step onto the ice from the end of the trail >> reporter: we have to kayak to the glacier's face a mile away nimbly making our way past icebergs that have broken off. >> perhaps as recently as 30 years ago where we're kayaking right now would have been under hundreds of feet of ice. >> reporter: he

waller was professor of economics at the university of notre dame.shelton is an informal advisor to the president. she spent decade outside mainstream economics and her un rthodox views could create conflict. hans, first of all, we have quite a move lower when it comes to yield. the 10-year yield at 1.95 and this is where we see the 10-year over the last year and a half or so. do yields go to 1.75. what would it take to get to that level? hans: we'll certainly see if you continue the u.s. dollar over valuation with the creation of additional deflationary forces that come with that and would take the u.s. bond yield to lower levels. but then we have to think about something different. and i think there's one point to discuss the 10-year nom instant bond yield level but discuss what will be the future slope of u.s. yield. i think what we're going to see in the next few quarters is a steepening of the u.s. curve and there will be a steepening with shorter interest rates will fall faster than long-term interest rates. we are looking into the inflow of lo

workmen have fixed within supporting notches in place on the notre dame's twenty eight but tresses. that working to stabilize the cathedral structure before reconstruction work come again. prpresident m michael has set te five yeaear deadline to rebuilid the eight hundred year old cathedral. many experer have criticizedd dt as unrealistic. in the course of watching old elements in the situation at notre dam and of course the weather. predicted to reach new highs over the next twenty y four hous from when you stay with us you watching from. twenty four france is a country of paradoxes on the one hand were known for a strong feminist figures like semen the before and see monday. on the other hand france still has a long way to go to women have really quality in the workplace and in politics and then there's the fallout of the me t too movement which has been very divisive in a country where the old fashioned concept. of male gallantry still very present join us for this edition ofof french connection's class where w we look at women's righs in france . again it's a quality is guarante

you will recall these dramatic images from paris from last april — the scene of notre dame cathedral well, now the copper rooster which stood atop that spire has arrived, dented and bruised, at a workshop in south—west france. it was salvaged from the rubble inside the cathedral and is now part of the debate over how to rebuild the monument. some argue it should go on display as a witness to the blaze. let's just show you the live scene in new orleans at the moment. tropical storm barry, according to the national hurricane centre, is expected to be a hurricane by the time it makes landfall. warnings of some dangerous storm surges and concerns about flooding as that a slow—moving storm goes over the state. we will keep you up—to—date on that. do stay with us here on bbc news. with the weekend upon us, the weather is looking generally dry and settled for many of us. it has been quite a warm, humid week, but actually things have been turning a little bit fresher. through the weekend, plenty of spells of sunshine, one or two showers around. it won't be quite as hot and humid as it has be

the bill in the upper chamber, the leader of the lords said the horrific fire that swept through notre damee risks to the historic and iconic building, which now required regular fire patrols. other issues which have affected the palace in recent months include falling masonry, water lea ks, floods, sewage lea ks, lighting and power outages and toilet closures. whatever individual position members may take on particular elements of this programme, i think your lordships would all agree that significant maintenance work cannot be delayed any longer. anthony gormley, following the fire, he said this should be the beginning of the future, not the end of the past. i think we should think about this programme over the next 16—20 years as the beginning of a new future, building on the heritage of this building, retaining that heritage and ensuring the restoration of those parts of the building which are crumbling literally under us. on these benches, we very much welcome the bill and are supportive of it. we hope it will make speedy progress through this house and in particular, i hope it can be

let's talk to victoria hui who is an associate professor of political science at the university of notre dameabout the x tradition build but the protests seem to have moved on. yes, every week there have been new protests because the government wouldn't make any concessions, in particular withdrawing the bill completely and starting an independent investigation. 0n starting an independent investigation. on top of that every week the police have been using excessive force, so every week there have been new reasons for the protesters to come out. talking about excessive force, the police say they've used rubber bullets and tear gas because of violence from the protesters. how angry are the protesters with the police? extremely angry. 0n social media there have been posters showing the contrast between last week and today. last week you had people wearing white, gangsters. today you had police forces in full gear. police have been beating up protesters. is this making the resolve of protesters even stronger? it seems this is going to backfire. the protesters have become more determined to come b

that's right near notre dame university. this is not the first time a mountain lion has been spotted in the area. less than two weeks ago, people in nearby san mateo caught a mountain lion on their nest camera walking down the sidewalk. >> new at 11:00, a family that lives in one of san francisco's most notable neighborhoods is getting kicked out. that house believed to be worth $15 million and it used to be the former iranian consulate. now the state department owns it. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live in the preside yo heights neighborhood ez to explain. cheryl. >> reporter: well, the mansion eir neighbors. they pay their rent on time. now the state department wants them out. >> i see absolutely no reason for the government to do anything like this. >> reporter: charlie ferguson has lived next door to alexandra and bruce owen for years. the owen family lived here before he moved in. now the state department wants them out. >> my understanding is that they have an international obligation to maintain that property in good

you might recall these dramatic images from paris from last april — the scene of notre dame cathedraling to the ground. well, now the copper rooster which stood atop that spire has arrived, dented and bruised, at a worshop in southwest france. it was salvaged from the rubble inside the cathedral and is now part of the debate over how to rebuild the monument. some argue it should go on display as a witness to the blaze. with the weekend upon us, the weather is looking generally dry and settled for many of us. it has been quite a warm, humid week, but actually things have been turning a little bit fresher. through the weekend, plenty of spells of sunshine, one or two showers around. it won't be quite as hot and humid as it has been earlier in the week. the reason for the dry and settled theme is this area of high pressure that is building its way in from the west. slowly, that will squeeze away a ny leftover showers. we will still have one or two showers on saturday morning, particularly for parts of northern and eastern scotland. later in the day, a few cropping up down the pennines, i