it's all filled with ashes. they run probably two dozen trucks continuous all day long, 6 days a week. >> tons of coal ash are dumped legally in unlined pits every year, even though the u.s. environmental protection agency acknowledges coal ash can cause serious health effects. coal ash is also being used in creating products like roofing material, bricks, and concrete. the epa calls this "beneficial use," and members of the coal industry claim reusing coal ash provides an environmental benefit. >> there are a wide variety of things we can use coal ash for, ratther than throw i it away. the most prominent uses are, uh, using coal fly ash in concrete. every ton of fly ash we put into concncrete is a ton off cement t doesn't need to be made, and not making that ton of cement has saved over 11 million tons of co2 emissions last year alone. used proroperly, coal ash is a safe material for beneficial use. . the levels of metals in coal ash are comparable to the levels of metals in ththe dirt and rocks in your b backy

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a series against west indies and the ashes.ve summer for us, west indies and the ashes. we are desperate to bring those ashes home and try and beat the aussies and hopefully if i can contribute with that with some individual performances i will be really happy. you certainly will be. many thanks indeed forjoining us. congratulations. cricketer of the year, one of the 500 illustrious list. the european gymnastics championships in poland are under way. joining those established names such as ellie downie, claudia fragapane and max whitlock is amelie morgan, who atjust 15 years old is making her senior international debut for great britain, but as our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid explains, she's already got ‘star status.‘ this is great britain's newest team member, hoping to shine on the big stage. emily morgan there was already used to the spotlight on the small screen. —— amelie. already used to the spotlight on the small screen. -- amelie. last season she took the gymnastics world by storm. the routines drew hundreds of

from that ash was getting on people. i spoke to a bystander just a few moments ago who said it felt like a hailstorm even if restaurants nearby they were -- the debris was falling on those restaurants leaving burn holes on the seats. they have pushed people back who are standing on the street and in make sure restaurants. ann, i want you to stay with me. we're bringing in carol who's near the cathedral. walk us through where you are and where you've been for the last hour since this broke out. >> caller: yeah. so i was walking with my friend and we were just trying to go to a bookstore across the big river that cuts across paris. it's on an island. so my friend and i were walking and we saw a bunch of flames and we said it looks like it's coming from near notre dame. the fire seems to have originated from the back part of the church which seems to be more of the steeple. we're across the river but we have a clear shot of seeing the side. and fire seems to have worked its way forward. right now parts of the inside of the

richmond, virginia, which is where arthur ash is from. there were agreements in the south to specifically segregate them. and one is richmond virginia, where they create the 7th ward, jackson ward, where alain lock is growing up. we learn of ash, who is playing the most amazing tennis people have ever seen, so my question is how did richmond work on arthur? >> well i think it's a big part of the puzzle, to try to explain his life. he grew up in jim crow richmond, cradle to grave segregation. working class family. lower working class. his father managed the largest black park in richmond. called brookfield park, it's no longer there, it's now a post office. but -- the major park in richmond was bird park, named for the famous bird family, harry burl bird. and arthur could never play at bird park ever. it wasn't segregated until he left. but he said he actually managed to lose his vergennity in the parking lot at bird park. he often said later is he is a man who almost never showed any anger, but one thing that did stick in his craw, is he'

. >> is that it's ash wednesday.ave spy wednesday and ash wednesday, but i can't remember whether ash wednesday is early or during the last week of lent. oh, man. >> so you can always walk with 30 grand, that is yours, should you choose. obviously, you want to get to that $50,000 threshold. this is a big one, but risking $25,000 and you'd leave with $5,000 with an incorrect answer. >> so i'd leave with $5,000. [chuckles] i would never bet $25,000, and that buys a lot of diapers. >> lot of diapers--three kids under the age of four. your wife is watching this right now. she's saying what, tyler? >> she's saying, "what are you thinking?" i'm just so thankful she's not in the audience right now. she'd just pass out. [sighs] that $50,000 threshold would be really nice. >> and a free look at $100,000. >> like, barber tuesday, why would that have anything to do with it? i felt it in my gut, and i've risked twice, i'm gonna say b. final answer. >> spy wednesday. it was actually barber tuesday. spy wednesday marks the daytye

ash is threatened in the uk with ash dieback, a really good reason.s a species of acacia, probably from africa, extremely useful for livestock fodder, shade, timber, everything you can think of, some medicines. since the project began, had some of the reasons for it to become even more prominent? definitely, ithink people are more aware of the world around them and how things are changing and the need for places like this to keep these things for the future. it has been an honour to see inside, thank you for showing us around, janet. it is a pleasure to show you. of course, to really know how our climate is changing you have to measure it, which is what billy has been doing for nearly 15 winters deepin been doing for nearly 15 winters deep in the rocky mountains in colorado. every year he measures the snow and has seen dramatic changes in the climate surrounding him. february is to be a very winter cold month and another test become mild. long—term, what i have learned, just simplified a bit there is an obvious change in temperature. he knows this bec

is coal ash o blame? we look for answers, coming up, on "earth focus."djoining countnties are e the hot spot oa rare cancer. in juliette, georgia, radioactive water flows from the tap. these problems may seem unrelated, but with a closer look, these two communities share a common denominator--coal ash, and lots of it.

rising from the ashes.nations pour in, the french president promises the notre dame cathedral will be rebuilt in five years. pres. macron: we have so much to rebuild. yes, we will rebuild the cathedral of notre dame and make it even better than before. jane: reasons for relief amid the tragedy. a number of priceless artifacts haveag m to survive the fire. pushing for a place at the negotiating table. isafghann's women are making their presence known. welcome to our viewers on public sion in america and arou the globe. 24 hours after notre dame burned anethe worst was feared, th is hope in paris. hundreds of millions of dollars are pouring in to rebuild the landmark cathedral within the next five years. french president emmanuel macron says it will be more beautiful than before. but it comes with sadness over what has been lost. correspondentwers -- parisresponded lucy williamson. lucy: words were hard to find it absorbribe this loss, to this scene. what burned with notre dame high above the paris skyline wa

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let's see how it is possible for architectural masterpieces to rise again like a phoenix from the ashes. almost lost to monday's fire no two down cathedral still stands proudly over the river center and with billionaires such as the owners of. toll and the outpouring and money to rebuild the cathedral is now guaranteed to survive but will the new not look just like the old one and how quickly can it be rebuilt france now faces those tough questions but not saddam is not the first culturally significant building to burn across the atlantic just last year brazil's national museum was destroyed along with its twenty million item collection unlike with not saddam just a quarter of a million euros have been raised just one percent of the estimated rebuilding costs . for a success story though france can look to germany's eighteenth century following the church of our lady it was bombed by the allies in one nine hundred forty five. and after two days of fire the church finally collapsed. for almost five decades east german leaders left the rubble of dresden paroch masterpiece as a reminder of

oh, and they trashed the house, leaving pizza, wine bottles, chicken wings and ashes behind. >> in ct they calle me from the property in thee middl their rental period telling me hhow wonderful these was and how thankful they are. >> reporter: while police search for the group, eli beth hopes they make arrests. >> i hope it doesn't happen to any oth airbnb property managers or property owners. >> reporter: an airbnb official tells us he's investigating and talking to tlizabeth to and resolve the issue. meanwhile, d.c. police are offering a reward u of to $1,000 for information that leads tanrrest in this case. in northwest d.c., i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> doug and i had a tough day at the office. take a look at our beautiful location on the csapeake bay at sunset for an earth day special report on climate change. >> s mething tells doug picked what day to go, right? >> yes, he had something to do with it. >> our wheel, in fact, at nbc 4 is working on th. we're already experiencing some effects of climate change and we want to discuss what to about it. >> doug, can we hope for anoth

in 2015, he put his hands on ash carter's wife, whispering in her ear, during her husband's swearing in ceremony. in other public events biden has been seen kissing women on the lips. however, no woman besides flores has publicly complained about his behavior. democratic presidential candidates are reacting. >> i have no reason not to believe her, jonathan. i belis. and joe biden needs to give an answer. >> reporter: bernie sanders was asked if the claim disqualifies biden from running for president. >> i'm not sure that one incident alone disqualifies anybody, but her point is absolutely right. it is not acceptable that when a woman goes to work or is in any kind of environment that she feels anything less than comfortable and safe. >> stephanie, the accusations come as biden has yet to formally announce he's even running for president. but he's leading in several early polls. >> reporter: that's right. biden is leading the pack by 29% biden is leading the pack at 29% in a quinnipiac national poll. he's ahead of sanders by ten points. in a separate poll, he's viewed positively by 73

there has been all kinds of debris that's falling, ash that's falling from the sky. that's why they extended where people can extended where peopl can go. they've move people further and further away. having been there, lester, close by the cathedral there are cafes and restaurants, one of the great places to go and sit and just watch the world go by are these cafes that are rate literally just across the street, just across the way from notre dame cathedral. so people were there, and they described, as i've been trying to follow this on french media, on lemond newspaper, people were feeling almost a rain shower of ash coming down. this is in the very center of paris so you'll be able to see it from much of that city. but even though at any time of year, i know the last couple of times i've gone to notre dame, i've noticed how much longer the lines have gotten to get in. so many more people have been traveling to europe and wanting to see this iconic cathedral. but this is holy week. yesterday obviously a very important day with palm sunday. there would have been spe

ash is about to leach into the groundwater. it is in the rivers. the company is just leaving it there. the epa is not doing anything. they want to put band-aid berms on a river that rages during any kind of rain or flooding. the idea that flint was the obama administration is ridiculous. that was the local and state republicans that made very bad decisions. the health department, the governor all those republicans , that are responsible for the terror caused in flint, michigan. and third, at the national and international level, the stuff you're saying is ridiculous. being oil wells in national parks is not responsible. i do not care how you try to portray it. and at the international level, our environmental policies are considered ridiculous. you know what? we are not creating the kinds of treaties, we are not participating at an international level. and while maybe, thanks to california and the democrats there, we have some decent environmental policies that have developed over decades and decades, trump is trying to completely destroy anything,

you can see this ash at the foot of the building where uber has an office.s is the damage we could see this morning. a witness says around 10:40 last night, they saw someone trying to intentionally set this office building on fire. the san mateo fire department responded. the witness explains what he saw happen. >> i just seen a shadow. somebody put something and ran away and a few seconds away, flames went up. i mean, it was intentional. >> this building is a driver service center for uber. uber representative was here to answer drivers questions in person and help them get on the road as soon as possible and we have calls to the local police department and fire department trying to get information trying to confirm they have a suspect in custody. jackie ward, kpix5. >>> a bay area law firm will be filing lawsuits on behalf of the families of ten canadians killed in the crash of an ethiopia aircraft earlier this month. the victims are all from the toronto area. the complaint will be filed in federal district court in chicago against boeing. and a press conf

surrounded in ash and wreckage. >> i had valuable things.just lost everything. >> she breaks down in tears. someone gave her the sweatshirt. jogging pants and sneakers she's wearing. >> i don't have nothing food, clothes. i calm out with a robe on. >> this single mother ran outside from her house for help. seeing f thelames out of her neighbors home and this heavy smoke spreading t across sky. watching her moem burn to the ground. it's one ofe f houses destroeed this evening. a mother and teenage girl died in the blaze. >> a ladyed l there. three days ago she came by to use my blender. now they're gone. >> there were ten firefighters treated for heat exhaustion. ressive fire. >> fire chief told me medics drove three firefighters to the hospital for burns. there's a specific amount of ief. >> the fire started outside and quickly spread. >> we're bringing you to the other side. you can see tape. firefighters were using a chain saw to cut through the. debr they have to remove that debris so they can get under and see what exactly caused this fi

, my, oh, my, i remember our song "from the ashes we rise up." had ash wednesday, we want to rise up with jesus at easter, and i believe that there will be some rising. >> that was a kind of impromptu press conference. i would suppose no more than 500 yards from the studio, where we are right now, st. patrick's cathedral across fifth avenue from rockefeller plaza. timothy dolan, the cardinal, here in new york, and i was told by at least two co-workers that people are streaming in to st. patrick's in new york, as a way of, i don't know, touching something connected to notre dame. i want to show you the latest live pictures of this firefight, and again, you see now on the right-hand side of your screen a master stream that is an occupied aerial ladder, so that is manned by the paris fire department. on the left-hand side of your screen, what you see there i am guessing is more of an effort to put up water curtain for exposure, that is a more diffuse water stream. does not look like it's involved in fire fighting efforts per se as much as it's proba

meanwhile -- stephanie carter -- the wife of former defense secretary ash carter -- addressing this viral photo showing biden with his hands on her shoulders at her husband's swearing in ceremony in 2015.carter -- writing in a blog post that the image was "misleadingly extracted" from video of the day --noting "after the swearing in, as ash was giving remarks, he leaned in to tell me 'thank you for letting him do this' and kept his hands on my shoulders as a means of offering his support. the joe biden in my picture is a close friend helping someone get through a big day, for which i will always be grateful." (grant) (grant) that was arlette saenz reporting. several former biden staffers have come to his defense on twitter, praising the work he's done for women's empowerment and equality. one longtime ally says there are no signs biden is reassessing his plans for 2020. he's expected to announce those plans as soon as this month. (anchor) taking a live look outside... our sutro camera overlooking the golden gate bridge. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist

. >> ben is a very pivotal part of oceans to ash. he spots that beautiful blue guitar, and he realizes the rest of his band mates have purchased that gorgeous custom schechter guitar just for him. >> man, they must love him. >> they do love him and appreciate his play. and it's been difficult for him to play anything at all because all of his gear was recently stolen. >> oh, man! >> they've been planning this for a couple days now. they were afraid ben would go out and buy another guitar. ben, even though he's a hard core dude in a metal band. >> i don't want to touch it. >> goes for the big old hug. >> i love you. >> this is the best ever owned. >> it's not brand-new, it's got history and a name. >> freya. >> he's pretty overcome with the love his band mates have shown him. >> [ bleep ]. >> love you, man. >> it does not begin to sum up how i feel about this, but all i can really say to you guys is thank you, from the bottom of my heart. >> maybe he's just communicating his angst through an epic guitar solo. >> here's ben playing his

are you coming around to ash and axel's names?seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> but -- >> seth: we'll check back next time. >> yeah. >>>>eth: yeah. ive me a couple of minutes. >> seth: all right. oh, yeah. so it might happen within the body of the interview. >> i'm sure they're going to be great. i'm sure they're going to be awesomy' >> seth: the already great. i don't -- [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah. they're great now? >> seth: yeah. they're great kids. >> well, it's new. it's just 'cause it's new. you don't know. t>> seth: i've lived withm -- >> i've got teenagers. >> seth: yeah. >> so you -- >> seth: have you -- have there been instances where they been out? >> disappointed. >> seth: yeah.la [ hter ] >> yeah. >> seth: but you -- now your -- they're fully great company now. i would imagin you're teenagers. >> you know what, yeah. i'm teaching -- well, yeah. i'm teaching my son how to make cocktails. f so, that's. >> seth: oh, wow. that's great. >> yeah. you got that to look forward to. >> seth: and when you finish them, who drinks t

. >> seth: well, n it's ash. criti the names last time out. >> i remember being -- now that you mention it. but today i was excited, 'cause i guess i thought in my mind, i memonot a reliable narrator. in my mind i thought, "he called his kid cash. that's cool." but it's not cash. >> seth: it's ash. >> yeah. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> uh -- how old is he? >> seth: he's three. >> not too late. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, he knows its ash. i feel it'd be like and you know, he's in -- >> it'll be a vague memory. >> seth: i don't know. [ laughter ] >> it'll be a vague memoryig >> seth: you probably forget, 'cause your kids are a little older. three -- when they're three they have all -- they ask questions out everything. if we all of a sudden just switched to cash, i think he would just constantly want to know why that happened. >> he might. >> seth: yeah. >> okay. >> seth: what about axel?>> nd then -- axis. >> seth: axel. >> axel. >> seth: yeah. >> that's ght. big gnr fan >> seth: no. [ laughter ] >> huh? >> set

ashe and then karl? >> well, i mean, that is a good thing. lot of other candidates, you know the dnc doesn't even want to have a debate on fox news. and so bernie trying to reach out will he be able to actually pick off any? i'm not sure. i honestly don't think so because in 2016 had the dnc not kept bernie from being the nominee, he might have been able to beat trump. but now people who may have been bernie supporters working class unions working people. three years of trump. four years of trump. they have got the tax cuts. they have manufacturing jobs coming back. meanwhile, bernie is out there with the green new deal which would destroy all of that and saying he wants to raise everybody's taxes. i don't think he is going to be able to get them back. >> martha: karl, last thought? >> smart of him to come on to fox. his comment was mystifying though. he praised bret baier for journalistic prowess and said he was able to distinguish between fox news and fox news viewers. i didn't know which one he was thinking was good and which one bad and w

bancroft is eyeing a return to the side in time for the ashes, and tomorrow he makes his debut skipperingrick gearey reports. i liked about the sandpaper and i panicked in that situation, and i am very sorry. that's the last we heard of cameron bancroft, shouldering a nation's scoring over his part of the australian ball tampering scandal. as a 25—year—old in his eighth test bankrupt was the man with the sandpaper in cape town carrying out instructions from david warner to illegally manipulate the ball. he was banned for nine months and he might have booked away.|j have had moments where i have been really flattened down in the grieving process, and you have to be really honest with yourself. particularly as menu can sometimes really hold onto things. the bankrupt you see now is captain of durham, different to who played for gloucestershire two seasons ago. you might be trying to keep the sandpaper wins might be trying to keep the sandpaperwins in might be trying to keep the sandpaper wins in the past but he knows some english crowds will want to rub it in. i have probably had millions of

and there was ash falling all over the place. melissa had talked about earlier how she was getting ash on her air and it's still -- you can still smell it all around here. but it is just an incredible scene. i have never seen anything like this. i've never seen this many people out all in one place and completely quiet, witnessing what is the very, very sad destruction of one of the most important monuments in paris. i was speaking to one person who said that paris without notre dame is not paris, wolf. >> good point. hadas, i want you to stand by. melissa bell is on the other side of the notre dame cathedral. the crowds near you, we can hear them singing, melissa, and we just heard hadas tell us that maybe there's still some hope for the structure to survive or at least a piece of that structure to survive. what else are you seeing and hearing? >> well, those flames that had been brought under control, but were still really lighting up the center of the cathedral, we could see it through the windows of this front, this facade of

." >>> tonight, out of the ashes. new images of the heroic battle inside the notre dame inferno. the precious treasures saved. the bold plan to rebuild the cathedral. nat geo's rare glimpse of the sacred crown of thorns said to have been worn by christ. >> this is history. >> how long will it take and how much will it cost to repair the broken heart of france. >>> plus ride share warning. another passenger robbed by a man posing as a driver. the menacing moments caught on video. and now the parents of a woman kidnapped and murdered on the ride home. speaking out. the new laws they're pushing for and the one thing they urge your loved ones to ask before getting inside any car. >>> but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonightmicl rcu of soa notre dame's sacred treasures. and stunning new images of the epic battle to save the beloved cathedral. james longman takes us into the blazing inferno. >> reporter: notre dame now sits as an open wound. tonight new images take us inside the 12-hour battle to save the cathedral. rushing into the dang

. >> from arthur ashe on to our own francis. this year they're going to be some changes, some big ones for our city open and they'll extend well beyond the courts i >>> from now on, the u.s. department of agriculture lab will no longer use cats as part of its research. this comes after a watchdog group made some disturbg allegations about what was happening here at the lab. it's being alleged that researchers have been killing cats intentionally and have been feeding asian meat market animals to healthy lab cats for testin the agenc says food safety research is paramount, but testing with cats will not b reinstated. >>> game set and match. city open tennis tournamyit will be s in the district. it's been here for 50 years, but it was on the verge o leaving. mark segraves reports, the commitment to staying in d.c. is going to have an impact well beyond the courts. >> when it started in 1969, it was called the washington star international tennisam tout. while the sponsorship has changed over the years, the mission remains the same

they are treating this as an accident as they try to rise from the ashes. cross inside the cathedral of notre dame is still standing even after a fire ripped through the centuries old building. the iconic spire fell victim to the flames. >> the spire started bending. we could not believe what we were seeing. the flames went on and on and on. >> reporter: most of the roof is destroyed. officials say the cathedrals outer walls and two bell towers were salvaged. 400 firefighters battled to save the building. they were still spraying water this morning. >> not just a building. it's the beating heart of paris. like an open heart on the medical table. it's heart breaking. >> reporter: the mayor of paris posted to tweeter the crown of thorns and other artifacts were saved. it's believed the crown was worn by christ before the crucifix. they gathered to pray and sing hymns. the french president, macron, promised to rebuild notre dame. >> they scanned the building and can make a virtual model that is very accurate. of course, it would be a copy, not the same thing.

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and a massive summer ahead for this place, the cricket world cup, the ashes, we go behind—the—scenese oval. good evening. tonight sees the start of the champions league quarter—finals and all four english sides that qualified for this season's competition are still involved, three are playing this evening. we'll be live at anfield with david 0rnstein in a few minutes, but first let's go to natalie pirks at the tottenham hotspur stadium, because one thing we know is that there will be at least one premier league side in the semi—finals. the first leg of tottenham and manchester city, a first european night for that magnificent new stadium behind you. it isa it is a beauty and what a match for its european debut, most goals scored in european competition this season versus the scored in european competition this season versus the team that has conceded the most in the competition, that's spurs, of course, but it is set to be a fascinating tyke and already the atmosphere is building and you can see the fans are up for this one. little wonder that pochettino called this the biggest game

while students mourn, one friend describing m anf ries ashe t sweetest soul she had ever met. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> now to new developments in the college admissions scandal. lori loughlin and her fashion designer husband pleaded not guilty. they were charged last monthth wihe conspiracy to commit ail fraud for allegedly paying $500,000 in bribes to get their daughters into the university of southern california. last week moneyaundering charges were added for the couple and 14 other defend ats. theyre bothree on bail and ppear in eir right to court allowing defense lawyers to enter a not guilty plea on all charges. >> caught on camera, an explosive close call for a new jersey utility worker who had to run for his life after a live power line he had been workingo on fell tthe ground, as you see right there.at immediely setting off sparks and fire, the incident happened monday morning and was captured on dashcam by a police officer who was on the scene. ted greenbe n from ourbc affiliate in reports.phia, wcau, >> reporter: once the line came in contact with the

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>>sometimes when we look at that that's something we love literally reduced to ashes. we automatically almost see life coming from that. >>well hundreds of millions of dollars in donations continue to pour in they're still coming french billionaires and business leaders are among the biggest biggest contributors. news house sakall 400 pages. tn barr will redact president trumpos lawyers are putting the finishing touches on a rebuttal to the a forthcoming report by special counsel robert mueller now in the meantime democrats in congress continue to push for the release of an unredacted mueller report. >>an afghan people deserve the truce. they need to know the truth there was an assault may on al actions. i russians the. all of our intelligence community and in high confidence have said that russians. i tried to disrupt our election. that is the heartbeat of our democracy. we have to find out what happened so it doesn't happened again isn't up to the attorney general who has said that basically that the president is above the law and the rest so he's there to read at wh