. >> those two eiffel tower were on the property. the orange one is all rusted because of the fire. >> the hick mans say they feel lucky, lucky after searching for almost two months their cat finally made it it to a neighbor's house. >> december 1stthat morning i checked my facebook page and there it was from my neighbor posted a picture of a cat.

that giant and holding up by the lanes however it will block the view from there of the iconic eiffel tower in response artists and activists have written an open letter demanding that the project is scrapped. the final look of the peace for me has nothing to do with what happened to the but for me it's going to be used only that people will may selfies in front of it and i don't i don't see the visually for me when i look at it i know that this was a hunch to victims i don't feel that at all it's not even in the area of that but a glance or shall have been sleeping gauging public opinion in the french capital. this is where the sculpture would be installed there would be a huge hand for truth out of the ground grasping at twelve to lips with this view of the eiffel tower behind it which some say will be ruined as a result and while it's clear that some in paris do not appreciate this gesture what's the view on the street so colorful it's nice to be different really stand out other markets so it's a modern horrid europe under the artists is showing his vision why not it's a good thing cheer

and i sent a packet with a letter and a brochure about bridge music and my plan to do the eiffel tower and i did this six times they finally got it and they said ok what do you want to do what i would like to capture on the first level you know particular orders. i want to get the spiral staircase all right we have are doing something that you recorded every surface. with the idea that i would have six samples and i want to have two hard strikes two medium strikes and two soft strikes every surface hit with a wooden mallet six hit with a latex mallet twelve hit with a plastic ball and it just kept going when i came back i had ten thousand samples to go through this shows and on may thirtieth at eleven twelve am the first scene is us playing at the east corner the black stair railing the bottom square they say you suffer for your art and that was it i found that this handrail plays a soprano a and a middle c. this top round plays an alto g. or an f. sharp you know the i phone tower was in calibrated as an instrument so it's not going to give you pure tone. many composers would take that

would be a huge hand for truth out of the ground grasping at twelve to lips with this view of the eiffel tower behind it which some say will be ruined as a result while it's clear that some in paris do not appreciate this gesture what's the view on the street so colorful it's nice to be different really stand out i don't like it so it's a modern horrid europe london jr to see showing his vision why not it's a good thing cheerful and full of color it's better than the stuff you memorial day when the gesture is very very kind but if it's a whether or not that school teaches the people that lost their lives it's a little bit weird also to be donated by in america an architect maybe maybe it should be a french one remembering those people is. a really good idea but probably with something a little bit different if you saw a major what would it make you think of disneyland i think this better way after the membrane people have died and then terrible attacks and that's not the scope i would say for controversial reasons it's a nice culture but when you want to associate it with that day and what hap

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we had dinner at the top of the eiffel tower. he said everything was closed!citing thing. as if it is not enough to get the police... presumably, well... all right. look, we'll turn to the telegraph, and it's brexit again!|j will telegraph, and it's brexit again!” will just telegraph, and it's brexit again!” willjust sit here telegraph, and it's brexit again!” will just sit here for a telegraph, and it's brexit again!” willjust sit here for a minute. yes, umm, what they are reporting is that a yes, umm, what they are reporting is thata numberof yes, umm, what they are reporting is that a number of senior officials in theresa may's government, so, the civil servants, they want a soft brexit and are pushing us in that direction. she is going along with it. be talked about philip hammond at davos talking about a modest difference between britain after brexit with europe. people are blaming the cabinet secretary. and ali problems, the chief expert, it depends on if you think it is a betrayal like the telegraph, or a sensitive way forward. we do not know what the g

macron and says how he really likes them and says how he really likes them and they went up the eiffel tower, he likes the wife is specially. he likes the wife, they closed everything and it was fantastic. i supposed it is the contrast between saying theresa may should have done this, but the macrons, they are great! that is what struck me. it was a new special relationship. it is not as! what do you think? it is quite special to get an interview with donald trump so get an interview with donald trump so full marks to piers morgan for pulling it off. but the problem is you get the feeling that he did not say anything. when it comes to the so—called snub about brexit, what he says is he would have taken a stand. what does that mean? david davis might say he is taking a tough stand, theresa may might say she is, so stand, theresa may might say she is, so it goes on. i think the news that he thinks he is coming to two visit is the most interesting, as penny said. the fact that buckingham palace does not know anything about it and nor does downing street, does make me feel that he is a bit confu

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he has even hosted president trump in the eiffel tower.id they handled him very well. let's have a look at expressed. —— of the express. what he said about the french if they ever had a chance to have a referendum on the eu, he thought they might vote for frexit, as it is known. will that happen? hasn't given them a choice any time soon. the point was he gives it will a binary choice in the referendum and people don't understand the implications. he is making the point that if you want people to to vote, you have to give something concrete to vote for which is also addressing the reasons why they are feeling that things are not the way they should be. he has told andrew marr that he didn't think the uk referendum gave this opportunity. he has been getting rave reviews from uk political analysts and pundits it isa uk political analysts and pundits it is a straightforward way he has approached all of these questions thrown at him and i think that comes overin thrown at him and i think that comes over in this. would friends vote for frexit? q

you sat down with him to dinner at the top of the eiffel tower. sure.? look, i think that he's... he's not a classical politician. he, firstly... he was elected by the american people. he's the president of the united states. that is a great country. i want to work with him and i think we have built a very strong relationship. we disagree on several topics. sure. i call him very regularly and i'm always extremely direct and frank. he is. sometimes i manage to convince him and sometimes i fail. do you wake up in the morning, thinking, "what did he tweet last night?" no, no, because i don't think we should overplay the situation and the tweets... i'm asking you... that is a sort of mix between personal and political reaction. i think it is not feasible when you are president of a republic like the us republic but like the french republic... to respond too much. i'm asking you with a slight smile on my face but it's very serious, something like the north korean situation, when trump basically says, "my nuclear button is bigger than your nuclear button", a

imagery we have seen, some really incredible scenes from right across europe on wednesday, the eiffel towertrain was blown off its tracks in switzerland. the fact is it is winter. i think for me the question is how well prepared we are for the increasing frequency extreme weather events. they have benign names like elenor, but they are seriously bad no “— elenor, but they are seriously bad no —— bad news. elenor, but they are seriously bad no -- bad news. there was a year of many extreme and catastrophic weather events all over the world in 2017. this year we are wondering what is in store. let's take a look at the guardian front page. the royal wedding. royal wedding is taking place in may at windsor castle. the front page headline that the royal family would want. and not the royal family would want. and not the front—page headline simon dudley, the conservative leader of the borough of windsor may want to see this morning. i think it is the tone of this letter which he has a p pa re ntly tone of this letter which he has apparently written to the police, the local police force in that are

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. >> reporter: can i say that i did that looking at the eiffel tower because i was so excited. >> reporter: and the tower will never be the same. we have cloud cover moving through the region early on you'll see sun, we're looking at mostly sunny skies, 26 in trenton. 28 in allentown. # 1 in wilmington, 32 in millville. 33 degrees in cape may. there's a bit of a breeze kicking up this morning. windchill feeling like 21 in philadelphia. 16 in transport, 17 in reading, 22 in wilmington, 25 degrees in millville, new jersey. we've had worse and i think we can probably take this. as we go through the day, testers drop below yesterday -- temperatures drop below yesterday, we hit 39 around 3:00 p.m. and we slipped back down to the freezing mark by 6:00. the windchills will make it feel cooler at the best of times, a hair below the freezing mark. we have milder air coming back into the seven day and chance of rain for part of the weekend, details coming up. >> reporter: we're starting with a big accident in delaware, 495 southbound is shut down between philadelphia pike and edgemore road because o

eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?!xer pistons at the wells fargo center. >> the sixer new year's resolution, stop blowing leads and cut out the turnovers. sixers are turning a corner tonight blow out the pistons. sixers ringing in the new year with a win against detroit. they come out on fire. ben simmons scores, 19 for the rooky. how about joel embiid? jojo fighting through traffic. 'em bead, 23 points. >> simmons stealing the ball. second quarter, simmons slams it down, up 40 points, win by 36. largest win over the pistons in 37 years. >> it's great to come out here and see everybody. it's a great credit to playing with the team.dr. j. not feelins irving hospitalized but not serious. >> nick foals and the eagles have the weekend off. all eyes on the wild card game. eagles will host the falcons. they know it's do or die starting next saturday. >> all gas and no brakes now. we have to go out there. >> it's a one game season. you hear over and over you never know when you will get the opportunity again. >> nfl playoff k

able to race the eiffel tower steps this year, living each day by her late husband's motto. >> cancerhe years from my life. but i'm not going to let it take the life out of my years. >> life spent on her boat and being proud of her three children. dealing with life's obstacles, by lunging over them, two steps at a time. in toms river, bill, "fox 29 news." >>> and sean bell in the house talking eagles of course. >> of course. what sells thereto talk about here? the eagles, there hasn't been a game this big in the city, for a long time. listen to what one of the players dad had to say about this game, and of course his dad is a hall of famer. so tha new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming. switch to fios an

able to race the eiffel tower steps this year. living each day by her late husband's motto. >> cancer may take the years from my life but i'm not going to let it take the life out of my years. >> a life spent on her boat and being proud of her three children. >> dealing with life's obstacles, by lunging over them, two stems at a time. >> in toms river, bill ro h. r. mcmaster "fox 29 news." >> ice jams causing flood concerns for homeowners along the connecticut river. people living there in danger of losing their homes as large ice boulders damaged property along the river. the us coast guard brought in a cutter to break up the ice with warmer temperatures ahead, people are worrying, that river may continue to swell. >> we got to go. like 6:00, 7:00 in the morning, so i rolled out every bed, look, and this was all 3-foot, 4-foot of water. >> ice is not forgiving. it just, you know, look at what it does. just total destruction. >> well the town is currently under a state of emergency. >> taking a live look now, in old city, a great

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able to race the eiffel tower steps this year.band's motto. >> cancer may take the years from my life, but i'm if the going to let it take the life out of my years. >> life spent on her boat, being proud of her three children, dealing with life obstacles by lunging over them, two steps at a time. in toms river, bill roar, "fox 29 news." >>> impressive, and inspiring. you know, simon's building for all my episode of the tore, tonight local what's this? breakfast with a view like "whoa." get a free build your own grand slam after your next online order in january. whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com. >> pope francis is presiding the wedding, married to flight attendants on tight of chile. pope francis agreed marry the couple avert quake destroyed their church. >>> the search continues on fox, the road to stardom, where the top sing remembers challenged each week by new performer trying to take their spot on stage including some folks from our area tonight. fox's michelle has more. >> are

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. >>> we turn now to paris where tonight the eiffel tower has gone dark to pay tribute to the victims of the kabul attack. this as the city anxiously watches as floodwaters from weeks of heavy rain continue to rise, nearing record levels and threatening more and more of the city. we get this report from kelly cobiella in paris. >> reporter: paris is on pins and needles tonight, watching the iconic seine river inch higher, with parks already water logged and the world famous museums on high alert. the louvre has already sealed off its lower floor and checked emergency plans for the mona lisa and venus demilo. boat tours cancelled, entire neighborhoods washed out, more than 600 residents evaluated. caroline's family forced to walk on planks if they want to go anywhere. >> we maybe had one day in december where it didn't rain. >> that's bad. >> it rains every day. >> reporter: the last time it was this bad was in 2016. museums were forced to move art to higher ground. the river swamping this landmark statue then. now it's rising again, as paris hopes to keep its head well above water. to

. >> those two eiffel tower were on the property. the orange one is all rusted because of the fire. >> the hick mans say they feel lucky, lucky after searching for almost two months their cat finally made it it to a neighbor's house. >> december 1stthat morning i checked my facebook page and there it was from my neighbor posted a picture of a cat. >> she made it and i wasn't expecting to be able to see her again. >> and lucky to celebrate the season in a home that was literally built with the generosity and support of countless people. a house that reminds them even on the tough days that they aren't alone. >> the people coming out of the wood work that maybe we never thought of, penal that have done major donations for us in one way or another, whether it's been money, gift cards. physical things. this is becoming home, this year truly thankful for everything and how it's all gone down. and, i mean, as much as losing everything in house is a tragedy, i feel like our family is stronger for it. >> the hick january mans are great full

to the tokyo modern art museum in paris however it will block the view from there of the iconic eiffel tower in response artists and activists have now written an open letter demanding the project be scrapped the final look of the piece for me has nothing to do with what happened to the better clown for me it's going to be used only that people will may selfies in front of it and i don't i don't see the visually for me when i look at it i don't think oh this was we are. victims i don't feel that at all it's not even in the area of that but. we shall it even skis in the french capital for us and has been asking the locals for their reaction. colorful words it's nice to be different really stand out i don't like it so it's a modern horrid thing the gesture is very very caring. whether or not that school is for the people that lost their lives it's a little bit weird also to be donated by in america an architect maybe maybe it should be a french one under the army to see showing his vision why not it's a good thing cheerful and full of color it's better than the stuff you memorial for the dead

if you're visiting paris remember there's more than the eiffel tower and more marked next stop we'll visit paris in institutes and the sea this source known for its atmosphere and most of all for its musical entertainment the locals and tourists flock there because of. the cia has been performing the songs of p.r. for forty five years we are now visiting a special place to experience some authentic french flair. from the outside looking in to this famous bistro where the flair of postwar paris lives on thanks to one woman my new waiter was been singing here for forty five years and not just any old songs but the songs of a good pianist. that i. mean just called believe his reply when i started singing here i used to tremble all over yeah there was a poster across from me i stared at it the whole time so i wouldn't have to look at the audience i had terrible stage fright shit but i gradually got used to performing this huge part of the chair first it was just a job to make a little money while having fun singing showing songs but then she gained such free known that even foreign celeb

you can't even see the eiffel tower. now on bbc news, the travel show. on the show: the sinkholes left behind by the shrinking dead sea. it is devastation, but it is also quite beautiful, isn't it? travel tech you can talk to... i have packed it. can you say it again? and i'm in mexico to see one of the world's most impressive migrations. first up this week, we're in the resort of ein gedi in israel, on the banks of the dead sea. this vast, salty lake is one of the region's top tourist attractions, but it's one that's slowly disappearing, leaving behind a scarred landscape, which we sentjo whalley to explore. this is the lowest point on earth, and people come here from all over the world to experience the surreal sensation of floating about in the hyper salty waters. but, in recent years, the dead sea has been shrinking back — at a rate of more than a metre a year. the phenomenon's being caused by a sharp decrease in the amount of waterflowing into it, as the countries along the river jordan, the dead sea's main source, harness the water's flow for indus

marches were not limited to the country, stockholm and paris, heavy rain fell on the shadow of the eiffel tower, but it did not blunt the message of the marchers. >> it doesn't matter if the weather is like this, we are still coming together, and we are still going to fight against trump and his agenda. >> among the slogans, sorry for the inconvenience, we are trying to change the world, and look back, march forward.>>> a family waited more than 70 years for this moment, the return of their loved one killed in the korean war.>>> plus once: stunned, active and ready to keep swimming, the fanfare that went around returning these turtles to their natural habitat. nd the ferry b >>> a mystery at the san francisco bay this morning, a body spotted floating behind the ferry building about 11 am, fire crews turned it over to the radical examiner's office for identification, no information on the sex, cause of death or how long the body might have been in the water.>>> a homecoming, nearly 7 decades in the making, the remains of an american soldier killed in the korean war, back in san francisco, privat

>> cane: 's'il vous plait, uh, uh, no, no, um, the seine or, uh, eiffel tower or the louvre. i need to see my wife. ma femme. i-i need to find her. i need to save my marriage.

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from the eiffel tower, to the seine river, the city is trying to keep its head above water. at the world famous louvre museum, the mona lisa is high and dry. the lower floors sealed off. tourists are improvising. >> we are planning to go to the eiffel tower and versaille. >> reporter: and she runs tours along the seine. >> people are curious to see. >> reporter: it is deja vu for par parisans. in 2016, museums were forced to move art to higher ground. the cost then? $1.8 billion. this morning, more than 600 residents have been evacuated. as the waters rise, so does something else. rats. their homes flooded too. >> they ate our tomato sauce and orange juice. >> reporter: a pack moved in with her family during the last floods. this time around? have the rats come yet? >> we haven't looked. >> reporter: with the seine cresting later today, they are bracing for the worst. even a water logged paris can look picture perfect. lots of people painting pictures and taking pictures of these incredible scenes. the river is supposed to crest overnight at just under 20 feet. that is a few

stopping the eiffel tower in between. 10% of passengers are tourists. the train stops at so much paris's most iconic tourist destinations along the seine but so close the water has its risks. the rail company installed hoses to pump the water out. the company hopes get the train back up and running by the beginning of february. underground around 150 employees worked around the clock remove the electrical fitting from the soaked rails. >> we've nearly finished removing the cabling and we can reinstalling it when the water subsides. >> the water could cause short circuit that could derail the trains. >> has an impact on daily commuters anand tourists too. but i think it's more upsetting for commuter who is have to come to paris every day from the suburbs. luckily, we were able to ensure they could do that but that commute has been slowed down. >> the government agency that measures the water levels across france warns it could take longer than expected to return to normal which means they could close long past the february 1 estimate. molly: next paying

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and the eiffel tower provides a fitting finale for this victory lap through the city of light. ♪[music] >> you're watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. president trump keeps the world waiting on the iran nuclear deal. >> ahead of a critical deadline on friday, we still don't know if he plans to reimpose u.s. sanctions. >> mr. trump is under pressure from europeans and his own national security team to stick with the nuclear deal. he also faces pressure from the russia investigation but insists repeatedly that there was never any collusion. >> also, on the program, searching for survivors. eight people are still missing after mudslides and flash floods in southern california that left 17 dead. >> the new york times was barred from publishing any more classified

would be a huge hand for truth out of the ground grasping at twelve to lips with this view of the eiffel tower behind it which some say will be ruined as a result and while it's clear that some in paris do not appreciate this gesture what's the view on the street so colorful it's nice to be different really stand out i don't like it so it's a modern horrid europe london jr to see showing his vision why not it's a good thing cheerful and full of color it's better than the stuff you memorial day when the gesture is very very kind but if it's a weather not about schoolteachers it for the people that lost their lives it's a little bit weird also to be donated by in america an architect maybe maybe it should be a french one remembering those people is. a really good idea but probably with something a little bit different if you saw a major what would it make you think of distant land i think this battle where he's our family member and people have died and then terrible attacks and that's not the scope i would say for controversial reasons it's a nice culture but when you want to associate it with

banging on about how macron in the french capital rolled out the red carpet for him, they closed the eiffel tower and red carpet, he is a suckerfor relate rope and red carpet, he is a sucker for that. if we want a trade deal he should spend three weeks in buckingham palace and it would be a done deal. what he hasn't. .. what he hasn't been invited to, this is the sun on sunday newspaper, apparently he hasn't been invited, perhaps not that surprisingly, to megan and harry's wedding. let us go through the quotes of that. this is another mart of the interview. have you got an invite to the royal wedding? not that i know of said donald trump. would you like to go? i'd want them to be happy is his answer. all of thatis to be happy is his answer. all of that is the backdrop is meghan markle had a go. piers morgan said meghan said you were a misogynist. he says i still hope they are happy. and oh my invitation is lost in the post. i mean, you know, i think meghan markle is a great thing, i am sure she will bring joy to the nation, one of the great things she will do is snub trump. you can't say that, he

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