notre dame faithful. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> since mid january we have seen a scourge of immigrants -- surge of immigrants coming into the country along our southwest border. the numbers are staggering and the situation along the border continues to deteriorate daily. in march, over 172,000 individuals were encountered by law enforcement. the highest number of monthly encounters in the last 15 years. last week i had the opportunity to visit the border and met with both federal and state law enforcement officers. we heard repeatedly that recent changes by the biden administration have driven the overwhelming surge. the conversation is the incredible amount of resources being diverted to try to manage the immigrants we are encoun

it's two years since a fire nearly destroyed notre—dame in paris.rk is about to start on its reconstruction. our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. beneath its protective cranes, notre dame still embodies the horror and heroism that unfolded here two years ago. since then, workers have been clearing the debris, securing the structure, and dismantling the scaffolding that melted in the fire — 40,000 tubes of it, fused into strange new sculptures — each mangled piece cut away one by one. now, for the first time, thoughts are turning to the reconstruction. 1,000 trees have been pre—selected to rebuild the roof — nicknamed the forest for its sheer number of rafters. some of them more than 20 metres tail to span the vast spaces inside the cathedral. this is one of the 1,000 oak trees that have been specially selected for notre dame. smaller tree trunks will be used to rebuild the medieval rafters. big ones like this will go to reconstruct the spire. each tree is tagged, measured and assigned a place in the reconstruction. this one — its trunk a

it's two years since a huge fire that nearly destroyed notre—dame in paris.ed its spire. now a thousand oak trees have been felled across france to replace the spire and its medieval rafters, as workers prepare for reconstruction. 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamson has been finding out more about this vast restoration project. beneath its protective cranes, notre—dame still embodies the horror and heroism that unfolded here two years ago. since then, workers have been clearing the debris, securing the structure, and dismantling the scaffolding that melted in the fire — 40,000 tubes of it, fused into strange new sculptures — each mangled piece cut away one by one. now, for the first time, thoughts are turning to the reconstruction. a thousand trees have been pre—selected to rebuild the roof — nicknamed the forest for its sheer number of rafters. some of them more than 20 metres tall to span the vast spaces inside the cathedral. this is one of the thousand oak trees that have been specially selected for notre dame. smaller tree trunks will be used to rebui

it was here that the famous notre dame spire once stood.pire which had been under renovation collapsed. breaking through the vaulted ceiling by crashed into the naiv naive. the general in charge of the renovations gave cnn a rare tour. >> it is a place where the spire collapsed, you know? this is the center of the drama. >> reporter: the general shows us the exact spot where the spire first came crashing through. here the vaulted ceiling is held up by wooden pillars, each weighing a ton and a half. they ensure, explains the project manager, that if the stones give way for whatever reason, bad weather, a tremor, a shock, the wooden support beams will keep the structure standing. now that the scaffolding for the renovations a ready they say that the work of rebuilding notre dame's vaulted ceiling and its spire will begin before the end of the year. this is a central part of the naive where a great majority of the reconstruction will have to take place. elsewhere what's really remarkable is how intact the structure s these stones that had stoo

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he is now involved in the living and restoration of notre dame.e wants it rebuilt and opened by 2024. experts say it is possible but the whole job not be completed by then. time to check on the days business stories, we are joined by kate moody. the united states has pointed -- recorded more signs of a strong economic recovery. tell us more. kate: millions of americans -- the number of americans filing for jobless claims dropped to the lowest level since the pandemic began, 576,000, down nearly to a 2000 from the previous week. claiming benefits dropped from 18.2 to just under 17 million. there are still 8 million fewer jobs than before the pandemic. consumers are also spending more, retail jumped 9.8% in march as people received stimulus checks. the restaurant and bar industry so i 13% rise in spending as more people were vaccinated and restrictions were eased. industrial production also picked up in march. consumer confidence in the u.s. at its highest level since before the pandemic. all of that new data painting a picture of an economy that is

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the conservative mp dame cheryl gillan has died after a long illness.he house of commons, and that she would be sorely missed. a former welsh secretary, dame cheryl, had been mp for chesham and amersham since 1992. the trial of derek chauvin has resumed in minneapolis. he�*s the former police officer accused of murdering george floyd in may last year. this is the second week of the trial. today we heard from dr bradford langenfeld. he�*s the a&e doctor who tried to resuscitate george floyd in hospital. dr langenfeld said he pronounced mr floyd dead 30 minutes after he arrived. he told the jury that he believed hypoxia or lack of oxygen was the most likely cause of the cardiac arrest. and in a highly unusual step, the minneapolis police chief, medaria arradondo, is also giving evidence for the prosecution. he fired derek chauvin and the other three officers involved in the days after mr floyd died. mr chauvin denies all the charges against him. israel�*s prime minister benjamin netanyahu has appeared in court injerusalem accused of fraud and accepting br

but the hard work is far from over. >> don't mi notre dame revisited, and the heart of the cathedral,de the men and women working to save the fire damage. notre dame revisited on france 24 and france24.com. ♪ ♪ fvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfv as 04/22/21 04/22/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> people are scared. they are terrified. people have isolated themselves. ey are not stepping up unnecessarily and the roads are empty. amy: india is in a state of crisis as covid cases surge and hospitals run out of oxygen. india just set a new global

as for the filming location, the cathedral, built in 1130, was inspired by notre dame. the fire i being reenacted in a studio near paris. brent: here's a reminder of the top story we are following for you. u.s. president joe biden has confirmed the united states will leave afghanistan on september 11 this year after two decades of war biden says only the afghans have the responsibility to lead their country. the nato head says the allies will match the withdrawal at the same time. you're watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." complete coverage of the countdown to end america's longest war. we'll be right back. h h h h h h)p)p,x,xgÑgú >> joe biden confirms the u.s. troop pullout from afghanistan starting may 1, to be completed by september 11 at latest, the 2010 anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack that led to the start of the war. bernie made off-- madoff dies in prison at the age of 82. the man whose name came to mean ponzi scheme was serving time for swindling thousands of people out of millions of dollars. and the latest

. >>> it has been two years since a massive fire ravaged the iconic notre dame cathedral in paris, theo reopen it in time for the 2024 summer olympics that paris is hosting. there's an update on rebuilding the parks of the centuries old church. >>> the world held its breath as flames engulfed noter dame. the famous cathedral largely is survived the 2019 fire. the roof, known ask the forest went up in smoke. >>> rebuilding the church's spirewill take another forest. just outside of paris, 59 old oaks are being donated for the sacred mission. >>> this forestry manager said that he is proud to know some of his trees will be part of the new spire. more than to the 00 forests across france are supplying more than 1,000 oak trees. chainsaws are humming and cutting down the perfect trees. which must be older than a century, and at least 40 feet long. >>> this forestry technician said we took measurements of the spires to find trees with the right dimensions. french president emanuel macron promised to rebuild the 300 foot spire as it was. which will take time and trees. a lot of them to resur

it was a notre dame victory, as i recall. he would be great to be there in person but it is nice to talk with you all. i have always had a profound respect for notre dame. so many scholars there who i admired their work over the years. justice barrett was formerly at the law school. curtiss neil, the law school professor. patrick dineen, phil munoz, there are many great conservative-leaning intellectual thought leaders there at your compass. -- at your campus. i look forward to the q&a more than any. i will try to keep my thoughts to. so we are talking about intellectual trends on the american right more generally. i think it is best to give a very, very quick overview of the so-called modern conservative movement and then talk about what is actually happening now and where are expected to go in the future. the origins of the so-called modern conservative movement start after world war ii. america is victorious in world war ii, harry truman is the president. this is the time of increased globalization. the united nations come

sir bernard jenkin with his memories of dame cheryl gillan. that was tuesday in parliament.for wednesday in parliament, including the highlights from prime minister's questions. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. april so far has been colder and drier than average, and the weather for now is in no mood to change that pattern. so, plenty of dry weather continuing for the next few days, but of course the thing which has got most of us talking is just how chilly it feels. there's more of that to come as well and more of those frosty nights. it is high pressure. whenever you see this, you think, "well, it's dry." however, as we saw on tuesday, there were showers around. and there will still be a few in the day ahead, though most will stay dry after what is another widespread frost to start the day, another hard frost in parts of scotland — down to —6, for example, in the northeast. one or two mist and fog patches. they will clear and we're left with quite bit of sunshine. just some areas of patchy cloud around and, you canjust see it here, one or two showers

a former welsh secretary, dame cheryl had been mp for chesham & amersham since 1992.nks indeed. good evening. west ham boosted their chances of qualifying for next season's champions league with victory over wolves in the premier league tonight. but everton�*s hopes of a top four finish suffered a setback in their draw with crystal palace. as katie gornall reports. carlo ancelotti has seen and won it all in europe, and leading everton that would count as another huge success. after three defeats, his side set about trying to get their hopes of a top four finish back on track. everton had energy against crystal palace, but what they needed was accuracy. here is where james rodriguez comes in. the colombian has been out for more than a month, and how they have missed him. as the minutes ticked down, roy hodgson turned to those he had left out. here is the moment for batshuayi. and his impact was almost instant. palace had taken the biggest chance while everton continue to weigh spares. europe and now feels a little more distant. poised to take advantage at molineux were

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dame cheryl gillan, the conservative mp for chesham and amersham in buckinghamshire, has died.isjohnson paid tribute to her, describing her as "a great servant" to her constituents, who she had represented for almost 30 years, the party and the country. the trial of the minneapolis police officer accused of killing george floyd reopens at the start of its second week. and after a weekend of glorious sunshine for many, a very different story today — with snow in parts of scotland, northern england and even as far south as london. hello, good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister will confirm this afternoon whether the next stage of the government's road map can go ahead next week as planned. if given the green light — hairdressers, gyms, outdoor hospitality and nonessential shops will be allowed to reopen in england from monday 12th. borisjohson is meeting with the cabinet — who are expected to approve this next stage in easing the lockdown. later, the prime minister will hold a news conference at downing street, where he's also due to unveil a traffic light syst

. >>> two years since flames cause excessive damage at the notre dame cathedral, the ongoing efforts to repair and rebuild. >>> i am mary lee, another lovely day across the bay area, here's a live look at the this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. new at noon, basketball received a two-year probation from the ncaa after an investigation into a former assistant coach and his role in a nati with a high thousand dollar fine. >>> back to the coronavirus, new research from oxford university finds the risk of brain blood clots 8-10 times higher after co-infection been from vaccines, the u.s. pause johnson & johnson vaccine earlier this week to investigate the clotting link further, the study has not been reviewed by sites as yet looked at 500,000 covid-19 patients and found blood clots occurred at a rate of 39 million people after infection. those numbers were for an a million with the pfizer moderna vaccine and 5 million with the astrazeneca vaccine. >> actually more than the j

this week to mark the anniversary and he thinks everyone who's involved in the effort to open notre dame again for worshippers by the year 2024. well the day is almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either in the w. news or you can follow me at when golf t.v. every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everyone. gets their story their very own personal trauma. the people who survived the catastrophe remember. and they share private footage trust that has never been seen before the 1st 6 to chernobyl stuart's april 28th on t.w. . the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of information. the developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the cause of special monday to friday on w a. n u you may know years yes we can hear you and how last year's german chancellor will bring you an angle our man caught as you've never heard her before the surprise yourself with what is possible who is medical really what moves back a

the conservative mp dame cheryl gillan has died after a long illness. and said she was much loved on all sides of the house of commons, and that she would be sorely missed. a former welsh secretary, dame cheryl, had been mp for chesham and amersham since 1992. in scotland, hairdressers, garden centres and car showrooms have reopened, in the latest easing of coronavirus restrictions. salons and barbers have been welcoming customers with pre—booked appointments, although most non—essential shops will have to stay closed for at least another three weeks. here's our scotland correspondent james shaw. a big day in scotland for barbers and hairstylists, and everyone who has been desperate to tame their lockdown locks. hair salons say they're taking high levels of bookings but they're also having to deal with continuing health and safety restrictions which limit the amount of business they can do. we're so happy be back in the salon, just getting back into doing what we love the most and seeing all our colleagues and all our regular clients coming back isjust

but a lot of conservative mps paying tribute to dame cheryl, and it will mean in the fullness of timeflecting on her and herservice, but instance people reflecting on her and her service, but in the fullness of time it will mean a by—election. we already have one in hartlepool in a couple of weeks, next month. this one i suspect will be a little further down the track. not likely to be vastly politically interesting given how solid a conservative seat... i5 given how solid a conservative seat... , ., :: :: :: given how solid a conservative seat... , ., 11:11: ., ., , given how solid a conservative seat... , ., i: i: i: ., ., , ., seat... is it a 22,000 ma'ority or something — seat... is it a 22,000 ma'ority or something like i seat... is it a 22,000 ma'ority or something like that? it i seat... is it a 22,000 majority or something like that? it has i seat... is it a 22,000 majority or| something like that? it has been. alwa s something like that? it has been. always measured _ something like that? it has been. always measured in _ something like that? it has been. always measured in t

and rebuilding a landmark 2 years after a devastating fire ripped through notre dame cathedral president a man you want back home visits to the site and praises the progress being made to restore the iconic monument to its former glory. i'm all meanies if it's good to have you with us us secretary of state antony blinken has made an unannounced visit to afghanistan just hours after president biden biden confirmed that all american troops will leave by september 11th lincoln said his visit was to demonstrate america's ongoing commitment to the country he told the afghan president. that their partnership was changing but in during his respects he respects the decision and he expressed gratitude for the sacrifices of u.s. troops. as the u.s. and other nato troops prepare to exit afghanistan there is concern about a possible security breakdown and a resurgence of the taliban many afghan women are especially worried about what could happen next. parvana some learning is a teacher at a private school in the afghan capital kabul this is her dream job but now she fears her career and indeed her

french president macron is visiting notre dame today to check on the repairs being made. the goal is to have the church restored before paris hosts the olympics in 2024. >>> a developing story from south carolina. the house of an army soldier was vandalized after being charged with assaulting a man walking through the neighborhood there. abc's andrea fujii has more on the confrontation. >> reporter: this morning a u.s. army soldier is under arrest after video showed him berating and shoving a black man in this south carolina neighborhood. >> what do you think you're doing here? >> walking. >> there's a difference between pushing you -- >> you're the aggressor, buddy. >> you're aggressing on the neighborhood. >> someone came running -- >> better walk away. you walk away. >> reporter: authorities now charging 42-year-old army sergeant jonathan pentland with assault and battery. >> you come after me like that. >> i ain't coming after you. you're in the wrong neighborhood. [ bleep ]. get out. >> reporter: in the video, the man who was shoved says he lives in that neighborhood

two years ago this month, the world watched as paris's notre dame cathedral burned.ebsite has created an exhibition called notre dame de paris in more than 100 works. it's a fascinating potted history told through drawings, prints, photos and video of the landmark. and while you've got paris on your mind, the louvre has put its entire collection online for free for the very first time. the mona lisa and venus de milo are among the nearly half a million exhibits you can get a closer look at. and it's only a few weeks until the academy awards in hollywood. the new academy museum is scheduled to open in la this september. we went to see it being built back in 2019. in 1929, when douglas fairbanks and mary pickford were just starting the academy, they said it's already time for us to start thinking about a film museum. and here we are, 90 years later. it took a while, but we're at the top, looking over the hollywood that they saw. in the meantime, some of the highlights of the collection have been published online. there's loads more to come later this month, too, to coi

finally 2 years ago today one of europe's most famous landmarks the notre dame cathedral in paris went partially in flames. the city's residents along with the rest of the world watched in horror as the iconic spire gave way firefighters fault with their lives risking their lives and prevented the complete collapse of the building 2 years on and the work to restore the cathedral is well underway french president emanuel visited the site this week to mark the anniversary and he thinks everyone who's involved in the effort to open notre dame begin to worshipers by the year 2024. well the day's almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either in the w. news or you can follow me at went t.v. every number whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everyone. comes. to the point. clear position of international perspectives russia's military buildup on the border to ukraine is the largest prison for 2 mechanics a ship in the crimea the u.s. and europe are urging russia to stand down to russia ukraine crisis what does putin wa

french filmmaker jacques annoy is making a new feature film about the fire at notre dame in paris using the cathedral of songs as one of the sets the film to for release in 2022 will combine file footage with acted scenes from this shouldn't be seen still i said to myself it's incredible it's incredibly spectacular touching the depths of the soul of and then there is this beauty there is the symbol that's disappearing with the whole world crying 3 days later i was right and you know. he does it illegally to you. inside the cathedral $120.00 extras and actors wait for instructions. be careful the cameras will be close to your faces no one is smiling we are not in for anything funny. they're recreating the last moments at the cathedral 2 years ago before the fire started and the alarms went off. as for the filming location the cathedral in saul's built in 1130 was largely inspired by know to put out. the fire is being reenacted in a studio near paris. art here's a reminder of that top story we're following for you he was president joe biden has confirmed the united states military will le

this week to mark the anniversary and i think everyone who's involved in the effort to open notre dame begin to worshipers by the year 2024. well the day is always done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can follow me it went. every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everyone. to the point. clear position international perspectives russia's military buildup on the border to ukraine is the largest settlement in 14 and the same should crimea the u.s. europe are urging russia to stand down to russia ukraine crisis what does want to find out. to the point that the next to come t w a. can't. come a good folks a because i'm patient. the economy. is setting the bar. one tight strong women tough. in 45 minutes on d w. in many countries education is still a privilege poverty is one of the main causes some juncture i'm working minute roasts instead of going to class and you just can't attend classes only have to be finished making. millions of children not only for the world to have to go to

i teach down the street at notre dame. i taught a class on political polarization last semester at notre dame. if you dig deep into this, there have always been anxieties. what the digital social media platforms do is it really trudges up and gives life to these anxieties. you can make money on anxiety. a person can monetize polarization and anger and darker emotions. they are good for hits, clicks, ratings and they can be monetize. political opportunists can jump on that and ride that. this is a new challenge to self-government and the democracies the likes of which we have not seen before. community leaders, civic leaders, business leaders have to work much harder to try and overcome these challenges and revitalize civil society where we actually put our tablets and phones down and work with one another, and get people out of their comfort zones and integrate with one another. these are the things i work on in my foundation. my foundation seeks to bridge gaps and get inner cities out to the deep rural areas and get peopl

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well 2 years ago today the world watched in horror as a huge fire ravaged notre dame cathedral in paris on the 2nd anniversary of the blaze reconstruction of the famous landmark appears on track for its planned opening in 2024 the interior of the cathedral is still filled with a web of scaffolding and 1000 specially selected trees are trying out to reconstruct the spire french president emanuel mccraw is visiting the site today to thank people taking part in the reconstruction effort as well as the firefighters who fought back the flames a quick reminder of our top story u.s. president joe biden is pulling american forces out of the longest war in u.s. history troops will leave afghanistan by the symbolic date of september 11th washington's nato allies will also withdraw from the country. the next it is dr phil thank you so much for joining us your idea of news i'm sorry kelly in berlin and take care and stacy. their story their very own personal drama. the people who survived to deter freedom remember. and the sheer private footage of ghosts that is never been seen. to turn old storage

carolina he was 82 years old 2 years ago today the world watched in horror as a huge fire ravaged notre dame cathedral in paris on the 2nd anniversary of the blaze reconstruction of the famous landmark is well on track for its plan to reopening in 2024 the interior of the cathedral is still filled with scaffolding and $1000.00 specially selected oak trees are drying out to reconstruct the spire french president emanuel is set to visit the site later to thank all those who are taking part in the reconstruction efforts and the firefighters who rescued the building from the flames. meantime in the champions league quarter finals manchester city have beaten dublin $21.00 to advance to the next round dortmund scored early in the match but in the 2nd half man city were too much to handle man city's phil foden netted the go ahead goal dortmund were the last german team left in the tournament also on wednesday real madrid liverpool to a goal a strong. you have to take. why subscribe to d.w. books you mean your favorite writer like to see myself as the kid sky and the strange grown up world. are new

. >>> today marks two years since the fire that severely damaged the notre dame cathedral in paris. eventually, the famous sphere collapsed. french president macron says it will be restored by 2024. he visits the site today. experts say complete restoration could take 20 years or more. >>> across the channel, british military units have been holding rehearsals ahead of prince philip's funeral on saturday. they will take part in a procession escorting philip's coffin. also the royal family has released never-before-seen photos celebrating prince philip's life. there's this, the queen, philip and their seven great grandchildren taken by kate three years ago. >> beautiful family picture. >>> coming up, love between the species. why scientists say two species of bear have been mating. that's later in weird science. >>> okay, but first the blind long jumper setting his sights on a gold medal. you're watching "world news now." ♪ [male narrator] for as long as we've existed, boys & girls clubs has always been about coming together. to support the families of our communities and do whatever

. >> fire ravaged notre dame cathedral remains closed. in england restaurants and pubs remain shut but outdoor meet-ups are now permitted allowing the queen and prince charles to take a socially distanced easter stroll. more than 1 in 3 adults having received at least one dose, but there are growing concerns over a new wave as cases surge in michigan and the northeast. easter weekend brought a huge number of travelle tsas on friday and health officials warn it is a race between the vaccine and the new variant. >> san francisco giants had a rare sunday off today. a sunday off. crazy. now in san diego to play the padres for the next three days. the team finally returns home on friday. got the home opener on oracle, friday against the rockies. game time 1:35. about 9,000 human beings will be allowed inside the stadium. contrast from last year and all fans 12 and older have to prove they have recently taken a covid test with negative results or are fully vaccinated. team coverage all day long starting with the morning show through the evening

lows of you lucky enough to have blue sky and sunshine by dame that is going to translate into a prettyngland and north—west scotland where we will see more in the way of cloud. that'll keep those temperatures up. when we do get the breaks particularly in rural areas we could see a touch of light fast but the emphasis for the sunshine on easter sunday in a different place to the last couple of days across england and wales and particularly eastern england where we will see some sunshine and as a consequence and warmth as well. by contrast into the far north west of scotland that front bringing some rain and strengthening wind and a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather but i did. now, that front sinks south and by easter monday it is a change for all. it is going to be a case of sunny spells and windy, cold arctic air and sleet and snow. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8... new rules for care home visits in england. two people — as well as babies and young children — will be allowed indoor visits from 12th april. a woman who died after being attacked by

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is being described as chaos and it's been 2 years since a devastating fire ripped through the notre dame cathedral one of france's most famous landmarks president define one call says people will be welcome back in just 3 years time. i'm suzanne was gone it's good to have you with us u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has made an unannounced visit to afghanistan it comes after president joe biden announced american forces will leave the country by this september which marks the 20th anniversary of the $911.00 terror attacks the troop withdrawal begins may 1st and biden says the exit will be done in full quarter nation with nato allies. it's already the longest conflict in u.s. history now president biden has announced it's time for u.s. troops to leave the country where the 911 terrorist plot was hatched. i'm now the 4th united states president to preside over american troop presence in afghanistan to republicans to democrats i will not pass this responsibility on to a 5th of the movie's hugely controversial critics say it's an expression of fatigue and that the u.s. is a bend in afg

we show you how. >> reporter: the world held its breath as flames and golfed notre dame and the famousathedral largely survived the 2019 fire, but the roof known as the forest went up in smoke. rebuilding the church aspire will take anotheforce. ksbeing >> this for three manager said he is proud to know some of his trees will be part of the new spire. more than 200 across france are supplying 100 oak trees and chainsaws are humming and cutting down the perfect trees which must be older than a century and at least 40 feet long. >> this for three technician says we took measurements of the spires frame to find trees with the right dimensions. and they promised to rebuild a 300 foot spire exactly as it was, which will take time and trees. lots of them to resurrect the medieval masterpiece. >>> the french president has vowed to get this cathedral back open in time for the 2024 summer olympics which is being hosted in paris. investigators are not sure what caused the fire in the first place and they say it may have so t of south africa were a raging wildfire has spread to the university of

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