the eiffel tower or the stalt u of liberty, which one is worse for the planet?hts. it it is beautiful, really gorgeous. >> yeah. >> trevor: the statue of liberty is burning that torch, burning it for a long time. >> burning, brn burning, carbon. >> so eiffel tower wins, this is good, this is what world leaders are going to be talking about when you get to the top and you will be prepared now because of me. >> thank you so much i really appreciate it. >> trevor: gretta thank you so much for the time, i really appreciate that you inspire me, and so many other people, so yeah, have a great night and good luck. >> likewise, thank you so much. >> trevor: thank you so much, gretta take care. all right, everyone, be sure to follow the hashtag friday for future to learn more about upcoming global climate strikes. we will take a quick break but we will be right back after baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big wh

it's not unusual to see large groups of people gathering under the eiffel tower — but this weekend theyof paris. nathan paulin completed a crossing from the eiffel tower to the other side of the river seine, to celebrate france's national heritage day. no safety rope either. mon dieu! now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. a pleasant end to sunday across many central and western areas of the uk with some good sunny spells. but across eastern england, some heavy and fund rearrange on the go into the evening. temperatures for many holding in the mid to high teens. the band of rain will continue across parts of eastern england tonight. it will turn a bit light and patchy. more cloud into western scotland and northern ireland in the second half of the night. in between, clear skies and a colder night than of late. temperatures down to the single figures in many rural areas. still the mid—teens in the east anglia and south—east where a weather front will sit tomorrow. lots of cloud, some brighter spells but the chance of one or two showers, the odd heavy one as well

, a rooftop bar, will i be able to go when this is open have champagne and bar and look at the eiffel towerwill i go to a 73-acre estate in britain from 1600 and tour it? because these are now things that i feel like have to be on my agenda if i'm going away. >> well that is the point. it's how do you redefine spaces. we say in our company we don't build retail stores. we create inspiring spaces that activate all of the senses and their filled with fresh air and natural light and you know, we call them galleries because their artistic abstractions of home furnishings in a gallery setting. so it is -- there is a lot of art that goes with the science in our business. we have integrated hospitality, we have, as you say in paris, we're going to have a champagne and caviar bar on the the top floor that extends up into the rooftop and have a beautiful garden with views of the eiffel tower. the first restaurant we did was in chicago and i think in the first year we had more than 100 wedding proposals. now if you just stop back and think about that, in the beginning everybody said, who wants to eat

translation: it was great, it's really beautiful starting from the eiffel tower.bove, it's really beautiful. nathan paulin is a slackliner — a bit like tightrope walking except the rope is looser, bouncier, a sort of long, narrow trampoline. and he doesn'tjust walk — he sits, he lies down, even hangs around for a bit. for the spectators on the ground, it was quite a sight. imagine what it was like for nathan. translation: when i was young, i had vertigo and i learned to contain it. during the performance, i really didn't feel it. i really didn't have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. in case you were wondering, he was wearing a safety line, just to be careful. and, after 30 minutes orso, his midair odyssey came to an end. easy. as long as you don't look down. yesterday besought top temperatures up yesterday besought top temperatures up to 2425 quite a few places, the warm _ up to 2425 quite a few places, the warm september using.— up to 2425 quite a few places, the warm september using. through today a different feel, _ wa

. >> reporter: when you think of a french architectural icon, the eiffel tower may spring to mind. for many french people it's this place, the arc de triomphe, that symbolizes their national identity. it was built as a memorial to fallen french soldiers, and through the centuries, it's witnessed catastrophic defeats... >> general eisenhower. >> reporter: ...glorious victory, and vandalism during street protests in 2018. when the french president emmanuel macron visited the project, he said, "this is what we believe in-- crazy dreams must come true." holly williams, cbs news, paris. >> barnett: and that is a triumphant wrap for the "cbs weekend news" this saturday. i'm errol barnett in chicago. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.or >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> keeping an eye on high def doppler. the light showers have arrived in the north bay. what this means for your part of the bay area rain wise, coming up. >>> in san francisco. inside one of the new vaccine clinics at the schools. >> the subject of picking up, well things a

french dead of all has wild crowds in paris, says the wall 600 meters on a tight rope between the eiffel tower and a theatre in trocadero square. nathan pola relied on a narrow strip of rope just 2 and a half centimeters wide. as he walked 70 meters above the ground, those are the headlines. next, it's a documentary killing the couch. ah, me. the smallest street north of jerusalem. me today it's derelict. understand. but for years columbia red port was the gateway to palestine. ah. on the morning of the 17th of september, 1948, a white plain carrying un and red cross markings landed here. with the 1st arab israeli war, already raging across palestine. the un mediator count font kept my daughter had come to do is i use that same often as it passed through the israeli controlled part of the city is convoy was and one jeep block. the way 3 guys with machine guns came out to other went up to the 1st core. 3rd one went directly to the 3rd shot through the window by 5 pm. trump, bernard was dead. ah. the assassination was carried out by an extremist desire. fighters for the freedom of israel. i don'

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they're almost as tall as the eiffel tower, they're completely out of sight, and in just a few yearshem to generate enough renewable energy to power hundreds of thousands of homes. we're talking about brand new wind turbines, 27 miles off the virginia coast. they're the first of their kind built in federal waters. nbc's kerry sanders went out on the water and got a firsthand look at them. >> reporter: we're 27 miles off the coast of virginia in the atlantic, and over my shoulder, well, you're looking at a wind turbine, not to be confused with windmill producing energy, and it's all part of a pilot project for infrastructure that will be coming to the united states. now, right now there's only two turbines here, but soon there will be as many as 180 wind turbines here producing enough electricity for upwards of 660,000 residents in virginia. now, all of this is coming at a time when the president recently said because of carbon emissions we are in a red alert, a red zone, a time for us to recognize that the output that we are putting into the environment is causing climate impacts tha

gold balls a week. producing $16200.00 tons of residue equivalent to the weight of to francis eiffel towers. me the company's waste accumulates here on this heat fed constantly 24 hours a day by these pipelines connected to the factory. within a few years, this hail will become another steep mountain of debris, reaching up to 70 meters high. andrew parsons and stephen joseph, are its grand architects. what's in there physically? what is it? well, it's, it's what's left over from the, from the extraction process. it's the rock that help the gold and what's left behind off the gold has been removed, so it's silica and, and materials it's, it's a sand, but what kind of rules i bought i in and other metals, but mainly silica. is there any head to mental, for example, you there it be, trace amounts but, but they smoke concentrations some oars in some of the gold, all there is uranium soft, deep has very little uranium and it's also there's very little uranium. and in this, in the stomach, if you don't know how much it can not off hand, i think the numbers around about 40 to 50 grams at 1040 to 5

some of the landmarks you go past are incredible, obviously the eiffel tower, the opera house, notree so many things i'm looking forward to, one of the things is the architecture, i've heard that it's so beautiful and tells such a tale and i'm a bit of a hopeless romantic as well, so i thought going to the city of love in europe is my best bet. if paris got cancelled i would be really gutted, but i think i've always been an optimist and i think would be great to run a marathon around here and ijust have to replan and get my hopes up the world we're living in at the moment, it's frustrating, but i'm determined to get through it. fingers crossed we will show you how freddie gets on in paris in around one month's time. last week, wejoined husband and wife team jason and tammie on their punishing zero—carbon adventure around wales. so far, we have seen them cross the country from north to south on foot, bike and kayak and make their way around half the welsh coastline in a special custom—made pedal boat. let's join them now for the second half of their incredible journey. so we're in abe

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has wild crowds in paris as he walked 600 meters in a tightrope between the eiffel tower. and it's theatre nearby square. nathan, pull out relied on a narrow strip of rope as he walked 70 meters above the ground and over the sand. i this is our disease. these are the top stories. unicef is appealing for help as much as children and many infected with measles. philip hospitals, across afghan. stan, it's warning that many of them could die if they don't get urgently needed. health supplies. there's still no word on why the girls will return to secondary school and kind of stand boys of a back in the classroom on saturday. after an order from the taliban girls have only been able to return to primary schools at this stage. is there any, please have detained the last 2 of 6, palestinian prisoners who escaped from a high security facility police arrested. i am come on z and wanted to let you know that in janine in the occupied west find ending a 2 week search. how the faucet has this update from jeanine. there are 2 concerns . i think one, the immediate one being that how this

between the eiffel tower and a theatre in trocadero square. nathan, paula relied on a narrow strip of loop just 2 and a half centimeters white. as he walked 17 nieces above the ground and over the river thin others that much more of the day's use on our website. the address of course, also sera dot com. ah, this is alex as ever these of the headlines, france was accused of stealing a breach of trust after scraps a submarine contract in favor, open agreements with the united states. cancellation of contract means france loses a multi 1000000000 dollar deal to sell it submarines just really you muscle there have been lies. there has been duplicity. there has been a major rupture of trust. there has been contempt. so it's not going well between us. not at all yet. that means that there is a crisis. and at that point, there's 1st a symbolic aspect, meaning we, recalling our ambassadors to try to understand, but also to show, to our former partner countries that we have very strong discontent. really a serious crisis between us and if they come, it

busy was 600 meters on a tight rope between the eiffel tower and in a nearby square. he relied on a narrow strip of rope as he walked 70 meters above the ground and over the river the same. ah, hello, you're watching al jazeera, these are the top stories this. our israeli police have detained the last 2 of 6 palestinian prisoners who escaped from a high security facility. police arrested at manette deal in viet, and i hum, mom g in jeanine in the occupied west bank ending in 2 weeks. hurry force, it has this update from jeanine in the occupied west bank. there were 2 concerns. i think one, the immediate one being that how this might all and that if there was some kind of major firefight with the death of either or both of the escape prisoners potentially wider bloodshed that that could have triggered a much bigger round of violence. both in the occupied was bank and potentially with gaza as well because 5 of the 6 escapees. both of those arrested overnight from islamic jihad palestinians. i mean, you had and they've been, there been rockets fight out of gaza after the

but beyond the glittering lights of the eiffel tower is a hidden paris, one of struggle and hard work, one of solidarity and inventiveness. and that's the paris i've come to explore with my two city-savvy kids: lulu-sophia and felix. the life-sized paris, far from the world-class restaurants and the high-end boutiques of the champs-elysées. first stop: a corner café in the bastille neighbourhood. this is where parisian filmmaker cédric klapisch shot his landmark film, when the cat's away, back in the mid 1990's. of course, bastille hasn't escaped the clutches of the city's gentrification. but cédric's neighbourhood still has the village-like feel he loves so much. - monsieur klapisch! - bonjour! - bonjour! - for me, paris has the perfect scale. it's 10km from the north to the south. - it's only 10? - only 10, yeah - périphérique to périphérique ? - yeah, and i think it's probably 12km east to west. - i didn't even know that it was that little. - yeah, so it's small, and it's crazy because i'm 55, and i've always lived here, and i don't know everything in paris. you know, it's always a

day that has wild crowds in paris, nation pulling water, 600 meters and a tightrope between the eiffel tower and the theatre nearby square. he relied on a narrow strip of rope. as he walked 70 meters above the ground and anguish is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all the stores. i'm about to say goodbye. ah news. news. news. news. news meet you ice small natural rocks from outer space that survive the journey down to us and have high market value for rock and minimal collectors. alders even worlds joins the moroccan nomads in their desert such with these gifts for adults. yeah, i can tell that it's a meter i had it is it is i me to roy, morocco's meteorite hunters on orders to know where the fires are and where they are going. greeks look to the skies worrying sign helicopters have been getting closer to major towns and cities. this one has just become much bigger. and if you can see by the train tracks the fires, climbing up the hill just behind us on the ground, this is what the business of fighting fires looks like. holding back inevitably of mother nature's fury is d

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between the eiffel tower and a nearby theda, nathan pullin relied on a narrow strip of rope as he walked 70 meters above the ground. and over there were the same and serious visiting the famous canals of venice could be forgiven for doing a double take. the when they see and hear a giant floating violin with a string quartet on board for following the work of venice, his most famous musical son revolving the 12 made along the work known as know his violin is intended as a tribute to clover 19 victim. ah, and watching al jazeera and these are the top stories, this alum israeli police have detained the last 2 of 6, palestinian prisoners, who escaped from a high security facility. police arrested will not deal in viet, and i hum, command g in the name in the occupied west bank. and in a 2 week search report that has moved from west jerusalem. there was a statement from his really military saying that there were violence. there was violence afterwards with. ringback locals from the area, they said throwing rocks and improvised explosive devices at police, they reported life fire as well. cer

so, obviously the eiffel tower, go through notre dame, the opera house, past the louvre.think one of the things is the architecture. i've heard that it's so beautiful and tells such a tale around every corner. i'm a bit of a hopeless romantic, as well. so, i thought going to the city of love in europe is my best bet to go to. if paris got cancelled, i would be really gutted. but i think i've always had an optimistic mind—set, and if it were to be cancelled, i'd run the marathon somewhere around here. and i'd just have to re—plan and just keep my hopes up. but it's the world that we're living in at the moment. and it's frustrating, but i'm determined to do it again. and, fingers crossed, we'll show you how freddie gets on in paris in around a month's time. last week, we joined husband—and—wife team jason and tammie on their punishing zero—carbon adventure around wales. so far, we've seen them cross the country from north to south on foot, bike, and kayak, and make their way around half the welsh coastline in a special custom—made pedal boat. well, let'sjoin them now for th

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to watch french acrobat nathan paulin walk from the eiffel tower across the seine and onto the trocaderolook at the weather with chris. we had lots of sunshine for many. this was the scene earlier in the day in hampshire. further west in cornwall this guys looked rather more threatening. a week when a frontier bringing cloud and some threatening skies and indeed that we confront here has just started to from showers. wales and across the midlands and those storms will push northwards as we go onto the night. a short—lived but intense area of rain will work its way eastwards across northern ireland as well but the wet as well as the night across northern england working with a few cracks of thunder to be expected. still dry at this stage across the east the east midlands, east anglia, south—east england and becoming drier later in the night across western counties of northern ireland. now tomorrow it is quite an unsettled looking weather picture. we have got rain putting across wales, the midlands, to scotland and later on in the day we start to see that rain turning increasingly heavy an

translation: it was great, it's really beautiful starting. from the eiffel tower.and discovering it from above, it's really beautiful. nathan paulin is a slackliner — a bit like tightrope walking except the rope is looser, bouncier, a sort of long, narrow trampoline. and he doesn'tjust walk — he sits, he lies down, even hangs around for a bit. for the spectators on the ground, it was quite a sight. imagine what it was like for nathan. translation: when i was young, i had vertigo - and i learned to contain it. during the performance, i really didn't feel it. i really didn't have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. that's all from us for now, goodbye. hello there. many of you will have had a dry start to the weekend. there is some sunshine around, the best of it arguably across eastern areas of the country, and a lovely end to the day, captured by weather watcher sue in wakefield in west yorkshire. we've seen outbreaks of rain starting to form, some heavy showers crossing the midlands. some of those downpours have been captured

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thousands of spectators have turned out in paris to watch french acrobat nathan paulin walk from the eiffel towera tightrope. the 23—year—old daredevil performed some tricks during the 670—metre crossing, hanging off the tape. the stunt was part of a festival of live art performance. after the weather we�*ll take a look at tomorrow�*s front pages in the papers — our guests joining me tonight arejoe twynham and lucy beresford. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. many of you will of had a dry start to the weekend, there�*s some sunshine around. the best of it arguably across eastern areas of the country. and a lovely end of the day captured by a weather watcher sue in west yorkshire. where those see outbreaks of rain start to form, heavy showers crossing the midlands, some of those downpours been captured by our weather watcher. look at this one, a downpour crossing the skies in warwickshire captured by weather watcherjack. right now if anything, the rain is getting a bit heavier, a bit more extensive as well as it marches its way across wales, midlands, across

we asked you where was the eiffel tower originally supposed to be built, and the answer is barcelona,as going to be an eyesore. so gustav reitched to another city -- repitched to another city, paris. you didn't know that, did you? >> i can't imagine paris without the eiffel tower, can you? [laughter] stuart: well, thanks, everybody. lauren, susan, ashley, great show. neil, in three seconds, two, one, it's yours. neil: all right. stuart, thank you very, very much. we are following what's going on with the washington drama here as to whether we're going to see the government shut down. there are a couple of key moments in in that you're going to want to pay attention to. in fact, we just got word out of nancy pelosi here that she's optimistic that things could get done, saying that the house will move forward, her words, next week on infrastructure and the $3.5 trillion budgeting bill. that's significant because they've been sort of joined at the hip here. but timing is everything. some of the looming deadlines in

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