paris's famous cathedral notre—dame has been devastated by a huge fire, most of the roof is engulfed in flat of the roof is engulfed in flames and the main spire has collapsed. smoke is billows from the building and eyewitness have reported some of the windows are melting. the first reports of the fire surfaced about 6.00 uk time, within minutes the blaze had spread gci’oss within minutes the blaze had spread across notre—dame‘s roof. this is the moment that the cathedral's main spire collapsed. a cathedral spokesman has said that the frame of the roof is on fire, and that the cathedral's famous steeples have been blackened by the flames and the smoke. the major operation now is under way, to try and tackle this blaze, the surrounding areas have been cleared because of course there isa been cleared because of course there is a risk of debris falling in this very busy historic part of france, the french president emmanuel macron has tweeted of his sadness at seeing what he described as part of us burn. the mayor of london wrote of his heartbreak, saying london stands in sorrow with paris tod

smoke: those fla mes was a lot of smoke.ames are burning inside the structure, the moment when it fell, it was horrific. horrific, people we re it was horrific. horrific, people were gasping in shock, itself has to be said when i first of all approached notre—dame there were many tourist, people were walking in the opposite direction convinced this may have been an attack or something, there was little information, and the people gather just really, the sense of shock. we saw after an hour a hose that was visible, trying to put out some of the flames but it was spreading quickly across the roof towards the two bell tower, and the flames did ta ke two bell tower, and the flames did take hold and one of the bell tow eve i’s take hold and one of the bell tow evers and luckily it was a hose that managed to reach up high enough to put out the flames. we know the authorities have said there will be an inquiry into what happened and how the response went as well. those matters will be left for another day, we don't know what starte

fla mes restoration fund for the cathedral. flames quickly engulfed the roof.ttle later in the 1900s, that has collapsed into the building we understand. emmanuel macron, president of france who was due to be giving apical speech at the moment to the nation, he has cancelled that speech and is on his way from the veazey palace to visit it. 13 many people every year visit notre—dame, it must be the most —— one of the most visited monuments in the world. if you have ever had a chance go to paris unlikely that you missed it. 30,000 people every day. it isa missed it. 30,000 people every day. it is a gothic cathedral made famous because it used a whole new form of architecture with its flying buttresses and you can see in the images they are some of the buttresses that keep notre—dame standing. notre—dame the paris, our lady of paris right now up in flames, a devastating fire. lots of reaction from around the world, we have the paris prosecutors office who has said that they are starting an investigation. we can't say any more than that. we have no idea whether tha

the fla mes more and maybe for several days.s are slowly beginning to subside now but the damage is just beginning to reveal itself. the destruction of this mediaeval symbol of paris is left the city under a pall of shock and smoke. people packed into the streets around barely spoke, just watched. those who found the words for their impressions, one after the other, all said the same. translation: this is awful, it's terribly sad. it is terrifying. the fire is uncontrollable. i've been here for one hour and there is nothing we can do. the deputy mayor of paris confirmed the fire started on the roof and quickly spread. the cause isn't clear. police have begun an investigation but some have questioned whether extensive renovation work currently under way here might have sparked this massive blaze. the task now is to assess the destruction inside the building. its woodwork dating from the 13th century, its statues destroyed once before by revolutionaries two centuries ago. many things are said to be irreplaceable. great art, cultur

the fla mes still trained on notre dame.ng but i imagine it would still take quite a few hours. i think the interesting thing about the cultural status of notre dame is that its only rival on the skyline is the eiffel tower and it's been there for 100 years, this building, for 1200 and it's also true to say that france is a secular culture and society. in 1905, the french passed a law on the separation of church and state which prohibited the state from recognising or founding and state which prohibited the state from recognising orfounding any religion and led to the barring of religious symbols in schools and institutions and the closure of most church run schools and it's interesting that when president macron expressed his own sadness, he says it's thoughts are with all catholics and all french people, acknowledging at the same time the history of the nation but also the present status. in terms of the catholic church, estimates range between a1% and 88% of the nation describing themselves as catholics. the church is org

the fla mes are still 60 firefighters here. the fla m es have are still 60 firefighters here. has been billowing smoke coming from the more land because it has burned off the top and gone slightly underneath so all day they have been dampening down with the wildfire units and every five minutes a helicopter has been flying over with buckets of water from a local reservoir. they arejust water from a local reservoir. they are just trying to stop the fire from reigniting in the hot temperatures but it has been a very difficult day. the update ijust got was they are expecting to continue with the firefighting operation until night falls and then just a watching brief because they cannot really fight the flames when they cannot see what they are doing so they will be watching over night to make sure the fire doesn't start again but will probably be back here tomorrow. is concerned this might have been arson? it is hard to say at this stage but the police have made several arrests and i have been speaking to local residents who say if it turns out to be suspicious, if people have st

operation until nightfall is and then it willjust be a watching brief because they cannot fight the fla what they are doing. they will be watching just to make sure the fire doesn't start again but they will probably be back again here tomorrow. we are going to go back to our main story is at least 200 people have been killed and hundreds injured in a series of bomb attacks in sri lanka. five britons believed to be among the dead. the explosions were targeted at churches during easter services and some luxury hotels. foreign secretaryjeremy hunt said the attacks were ‘devastating and despicable' they are absolutely devastating and despicable attacks and i think what shocked everyone is that on the holiest day of the year for christians when people have gone to church to celebrate the peace of the easter message, there should be this kind of murderous attack by terrorists who completely, com pletely terrorists who completely, completely misunderstand what this moment is all about for christians going to church on easter sunday, so eve ryo ne going to church on easter sunday, so everyone

that area right by the river seine, we can hear the alarms there, and of course, you can see those flae those flames are burning through that 12th—century cathedral, notre dame, the flames behind those buildings and not clear how fast. how the firefighters will be able to get those under control. they are ripping through there. the more you look at the pictures, the more you wonder if there will be anything left. the walls are stone, so one would hope they will obviously survive, but we have also heard some of the statues have been removed because there was some renovation work going on, this scaffolding on the outside. the spire though has collapsed and notre dame. we are told that the spire has collapsed. and the frame of the roof has also been damaged and the fire is still ripping through notre dame cathedral. we are hearing that president macron has cancelled his planned speech due to what they are calling this terrible fire that paris mayor lamenting this terrible fire, president trump also tweeting his alarm and what is going on in the firefighters doing their best to contain tho

without any fla k public domain by an mp. without any flak from the health authorities. sensible. we ask you about the question ian gow asked all those years ago, when he talked about the pr that was being given to mps to encourage them to look and sound of their best. do you ever worry a bit that there is an element of grandstanding, may be an element that has crept in as a result of televising, that the cameras have attracted that kind of behaviour or encouraged it? i don't think there is, that people are playing up to the cameras. these are very long days, exhausting the long days. it is beyond anybody‘s capacity to preen themselves and play to the cameras for such a long stretch of time. it isjust part cameras for such a long stretch of time. it is just part of, cameras for such a long stretch of time. it isjust part of, the cameras are part of their lives. peter knowles, thank you very much. thank you. inside and outside parliament emotions have been running high. insults are held and the rhetoric becomes ever more emotive. after the prime minister announced she wou

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photo committee flames going up that —— it is extraordinary seeing the details in that photo committee flaup. from what we are hearing earlier, the building and risk of collapsing, it was very disheartening to feel that, hard to see anything but sorrow in these pictures anyway. the telegraph has got a pretty powerful right up on his front page. again, a very powerful image with the river and a boatin powerful image with the river and a boat in front. it's got quite a lot of detail onjust one boat in front. it's got quite a lot of detail on just one person saying the saddest thing they have ever stood and watched in their life. it's that sense of morning. the most important thing to say, it appears nobody has died tonight in their no fatalities... one injured firemen, forgive me. president macron saying tonight, the incredible quote, part of us have burned tonight. the place notre dame occupies in france is really coming home, and this piece captures. you both are experts in politics in this country. using there will be a political impact to this? this was supposed to be a massive night for

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it took nearly 200 years to build it and that may have withstood the fla mes and that may have withstoodlames much better. it is a tremendous historical task of reconstruction here now. kevin, thank you so much for that. let's take a look back at the cultural significance of notre dame. it has survived the french revolution and two world wars. it has towered over paris since the 13th century. notre dame sits in the very heart of paris, on the ile de la cite, an island in the middle of the river seine. the fire is believed to have started shortly before 7pm local time, shortly after the structure closed to the public. horrified crowds gathered along the banks of the river to watch their much loved catherdral landmark burn. but also to sing the ave maria. fergal keane looks now at what notre dame means to france, and its people. in paris, the most desolate of skies, smoke and ruin and history billowing into the air. fire crews from across paris have come here to save whatever they possibly can, and the striking thing, standing among the crowds on the banks of the seine, isjust the silence,

you can see crews trying to pme out fla at an auto parts business. there fire sent plumes of blacke smoke into air. the heat and frames melted frames of several nearby cars. right now, there are no reports of inries. >>> a zookeeper in kansas is recovering this morning after a tiger attacked he >> there's a tiger still next to them. still attacking. >> that scene unholded on saturday at the topeka zoo. officials say the lead trainer was doing normal housekeeping, and the tiger should not have been in the enclosure whilehat s happening. the trainer suffered cuts, punctures to her head, neck, and back and otm. zoad just opened, so park guests witnessed about ten minutes of the attack before staff was able to lure the animal away with food park policies and procedures are now under review. the tiger is back on display. wow. ten minutes. >> that must be a hazard of the job, too. the zoo has to fige out what happened that the tiger was allowed in the enclosure. >>> climate change is delaying the national aquarium's plans to move its dolphins to the tropic

fla[applause] >> good morning, san francisco. i warned the mayor this morning that i'm a hugger, and she didn't want a hug. just give me the stiff arm. i'm good with that. i can respect boundaries. so good morning, everyone. first of all, i'd like to thank mayor breed for this incredible, incredible opportunity and honor. thank you so much. thank you chief hayes white for bringing me into your command staff. and thank you to all of my colleagues, all of you. i am excited to work for the breed administration, which is one of bold new ideas. i am honored to be able to continue to serve the citizens of san francisco. i am extremely humbled to lead this department and all of our firefighters, e.m.t.s, paramedics, investigators, inspectors, and civilians. one of the things i love about the fire department is that it is always a team effort. i appreciate the hard work you do every single day. 24/7, 365. you are my family. i love this city and this department, and i love being of service. i vow to work hard, to continue to carry out the

patrick klugman, as deputy mayor, how important was it for uta your president say last night as the fla—dame would be rebuild? actually, we have lost the line to patrick klugman. how important do you think it was, robert hardman? i think we might have lost the line to robert hardman as well. patrick, can you hear me? no. apologies, we will try and sort out the line to patrick klugman and robert hardman in just out the line to patrick klugman and robert hardman injust a moment. 0ur correspondents hugh schofield is in paris, i was asking our previous guests how important it was for the president of france to say that notre—dame would be rebuilt as the fla mes notre—dame would be rebuilt as the flames continued to burn? it was very striking when he came down at about midnight last night and said those words. i think he had to, i think they were the words that any french president would have said, but he said them well and with his true sense of rhetoric and commitment, it was what people wa nted commitment, it was what people wanted to hear. through france's history, the popular will, fren

fla mes flames are still burning in one of the most famous buildings in the world.hey can be seen from all over paris. the extent of the damage may not be as bad as first feared. one firefighter has been injured. our first report is from paris correspondent lucy williamson. it was, said the president, a part of france that burned today, a part that stood here for 800 years, through war, revolution and religious unrest. engulfed within an hour by flames. its ancient towers, beacons for both residents and tourists, crumbling into the blaze. as its current guardian watched through tears. translation: this is a national disaster, i'm very upset. this cathedral is 850 years old and to see the building fall to pieces, the spire to fall down just as we were renovating it, all i can do is pray. firefighters circled the cathedral to tackle the blaze. their cranes stretching to reach its soaring roof, a complicated and fragile operation, simply dousing the medieval structure with water was not an option, rescue experts said, because the building could collapse. to tackle the

investigators believe electrical cord set a mattress on fire, and those flas kept spreading through the house. a wom died in the home. her husband was rushed to the hospital with serio burn neighbors say jara has had mobility issues lately. a dog and cat were also rescued from the home.fi fighters say the flames caused about $150,000 worth of damage. >>> and a powerful gas explosion caused a massive fire in durham nortcarolina. one person died there. six others are in critical condition this morning. yesterday contractors were drilling and apparstly hit a line around 9:30. officials started evacuating the surrounding area. the explosion happened about 30 minutes later. we know one building w destroyed. five others were heavily damaged. most streets in downtown durham are still blocked off this morning as police investigate. >>> taking look at our top stories this morning -- millions of americans west of thei mississiver are facing a monster spring storm. the severe weather is bringing in blizzard conditions with thunder snow in heavy rains are causing widespread flooding in the northwes

bearing in mind this cathedral has been burning, the fla mes this cathedral has been burning, the flames blazing, four hours. we are now looking at some of the devastation that has taken place and it is hard to believe that this has been taking place right in the centre of paris within notre dame. a place that is notjust important historically, but religiously and also musically as we were hearing there. this building means so much in so many ways to so many different people. these are the first images that we are seeing of the devastation from within notre dame. we will have more from paris in a moment. first, let's look at some of the day ‘s other news. the international committee of the red cross and sorry why the icrc says it knows that the nurse was seen alive late last year, but the two drivers have not been heard of since the abduction. matthew morris , icrc‘s spokesperson for the uk explains why it has taken icrc so long to acknowledge these abductions. it's been a very long and complex five .5 years. we've always made the decision with our colleagues in mind. things started to c

cathedral was less than thirty minutes away from collapsing the firirefights have been prevented thehe flas from spreading to its two tower. if they had fallen the entire building would have been lost in a domino effect. the work of paris's firefighters is far from over. now supporting the teams of experts surveying the building. helping to shore up the fragile structure claps. to other news now in the us president donald trump has vetoed a bill passed by congress that would end support for the saudi led will in yemen. it's only the second time trump has used his veto he said the resosolution was unnecessasary d dangerous attempt to weweaken hs powers an estimatated eighty thousand civililians have died n the war in yemen. millions of peoeople to the brik ofof famine thomas waterhouse reports. for the second time during his monday to the white house donald trump has wielded his power of veto. this time to block a resolution which aimed to and u. s. military assistance to the saudi coalition figighting i iran bacd bels in yeyemen. congressional text wouldld home. s. foreign policy as well as

images on social media showing fla mes images on social media showing flames and plumes of smoke pouring ago. as you might remember, tata has invested about $50 million in this plant, the uk's largest steelworks, to refit a blast furnace. they have pledged about i blast furnace. they have pledged abouti billion blast furnace. they have pledged about i billion p blast furnace. they have pledged abouti billion p worth of investment over ten years if market conditions allow. nobody hurt, but quite big pictures travelling around social media, but don't worry if you do see them. alarming stuff. more than 30 world leaders are gathering in beijing for a summit on the belt and road initiative. that's a trillion dollar plan to link china with its export markets around the world via new ports, roads and railways — a modern version of the ancient silk road. stephen mcdonell is in beijing. why has this initiative been so cautiously received ? before i talk about the caution, perhaps i should explain why people are initially enthusiastic and why dozens are initially enthusiastic and why d oze ns of a

bearing in mind this cathedral has been burning, the fla mes this cathedral has been burning, the flamesation that has taken place and it is hard to believe that this has been taking place right in the centre of paris within notre dame. a place that is notjust important historically, but religiously and also musically as we were hearing there. this building means so much in so many ways to so many different people. these are the first images that we are seeing of the devastation from within notre dame. we

these are very fla m boya nt even be higher.e year, he was considered the jinping flamboyant malaysia finance year, he was considered thejinping in this negotiation of funds. —— kingpin. the former prime minister, najib rajak, set up the fund, he supervised it in his role as finance minister and is alleged to have received significant sums of money himself. this trial today is the first of, we think, at least three that have already been scheduled, maybe many more. these are seven charges, money—laundering, criminal breach of trust, corruption, out of 42. this relates to only one of the businesses involved in this government investment fund where najib rajak is alleged to have received sums of about $10 million, transferred it to his bank account in 2014 and 2015. he has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges against him, his trial has been repeatedly delayed by petitions from his own lawyers. once it starts today, we assume now it is going ahead, it will be the beginning of a marathon, in which the current government hopes to

at its height, the fire was very dramatic, the fla mes the fire was very dramatic, the flames could bemetres of moors. the flames are no art. down any town, you can see the moor, is rises as a backdrop to the town. everywhere in the town, you can still see a big black smouldering smoke coming out. that isa smouldering smoke coming out. that is a helicopter coming up behind me, it is the latest tactic the firefighters are using. it has been coming about every five minutes dropping in bucket loads of water onto the ground. now they need to saturate the ground, make it a very wet so that the fire does not reignite. it is a hot day, there is a chance the file could restart which is why there are still 70 firefighters here at the scene. the police are treating this fire as deliberate and civil unrest have been made. this is a very popular place. —— and several arrests have been made. we can see people behind you, a lot of people are still being drawn to the area? they are but we are still quite a long way away from where the firefighting is going on. this is where they are getting the water

their way goes all the way up to the highest seat when barack obama comes and drinks bottled water in fla and claims it's clean when it's not right and we know that nestle in private corporations provided water bottles water but then they sort of stopped providing water for flint right and they've been showering and cooking with bottled water for five years someone has to be held accountable most definitely missed a travesty for five years this is still not fixed spring thank you so much for coming on always a pleasure having you on. with such a bizarre and wonderful cavalcade of characters lining up on the democrat side of things to take on us president donald trump a former reality t.v. host it must be tempting for many us citizens to believe that while the united states may read twenty seventh in health care and education we have to rank number one in bizarre and unique political candidates over the years so is it any surprise that now and some of the country we've helped. the men so called us style democracy and they are now lech doing entertainers just over the weekend the good peopl

the fla mes after it slams into the crowd. the flames are soon put out. at a rally this afternoon. thousands lining the streets. translation: the government called on its supporters to gather outside the presidential palace. the president mr maduro tweeted the military commanders are still loyal to him. but at this point, uncertainty is the only thing that can be taken for granted in venezuela. the latest on the political turmoil in venezuela from our correspondent. police have started a new criminal investigation into the deaths of hundreds of patients at a hospital in hampshire between 1987 and 2001. an independent inquiry last year found that more than 450 patients died after they were given strong painkillers at gosport war memorial hospital. three previous investigations have ended with no charges being brought. our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. the familes of those who died in gosport have waited 30 years for answers. today, at a special meeting, police told them there would now be a criminal investigation. the daughters of stanley carby, wh

as stunned appreciations watched helplessly, firefighters were racing thes fla to save some of civilization'sillstanding, functioning, as wide eyed tourists we were in awe. the incense, the art, the but reeses, just look a the place. so when we s flames a few days ago, we gasped. from , we whispered, fractured french. while we feared the entire cathedral would be lost, by the next morning we learned, no, the walls would stand. 500 firefighters and their chaplain sav the building, and somehow rescued antiquities that are among the most precious in christiandom. soon there after, word that france's richest families would offer their fortunes to rebuild. we blinked and they raised more than a billion dollars. >> reporter: for many in france, catholicism is more a cultural artifan an article of faith. france is the most secular of countries, yet as flames raced through the roof, as the fire disintegrated it was as if the whole world prayed themi buildi ght be saved. e idea ofew life, the sunday, not se of resurrec is lost on us. happ easter. for sunday " >>ell said as always, harry. h another ery

those are theme fla where a gas can was set on fire. security couldn't put it out so they calledc. fire which did so within a few minutes. a wider image from surveillance video shows the person making an escape across that busy street. holds hives of course american treasures and atracts tourists from across the nation. the building's public museum had closed just two hours before the incident. our r security officer in control center was monitoring our cameras and almost immediately saw that there was a fire senrting. and theveral of the officers ran out with fire extinguisher, attempted to put it out. by that time the fire wasbiretty against the wall. >> news 4 obtained still photos of the gas can believed to have been used. we see some of the burn damage along the marble. crews will be cleaning awayhe mess left behind. they are still looking for the person who ignited the flames at the archis and are looking for tips from the public to help find that person. m scott macfarlane. back to you. >> cameras are everywhere. scott, thanks so much. >>> we are starting to run out of finrs

theme fla were contained, but that building happens to be the one that stores our country's most treasured documents. scott macfarlane broke this story and joins us from the live desk with the latest on the investigation. o his a manhunt led by the inspector generalthe national archives. video first obtained by news 4 what happened night at this american landmark. if you watch closely, you'lln se a per dressed in black with a hood or hat walk across away from the archives. shortly after you will see a glow fromlames. a police report says the person ignited a gas can to create the fire. security couldn't knockdown the flaem flames, so they called d.c. fire. the outside marble was damaged. a wider image oe surveillanc video shows the person making an escape across the street. this is from the archives which is full of americareasures including the constitution, the bill of rights which attracts billings from around t nation. the public museum had closed two hours before the incident. >> we could have gotten hurt. the billing could have gotten significant damage. we also have very important d

fla flames shot up from the vehicle andaught some trees on fire.ay all this happened right off the chain bridge on the arlington side. firefighters put it out. sa they there are no reports of anygo injuries. . >> bad place and bad time. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> tomorrow is going to be thee time for gamseven. >> yeah. vo a lot of folks are waiting rather nerly about this one. >> i'm glad i'm not flying with youys gu. everybody is nervous about tomorrow and we probablyhould be. home. go it's game seven phrase. winners say hello to the off-season. a the capitals already home. it should be win and stay home. stay home for a second round stanley cup playoff meeting wit theislanders. first tomorrow's game seven in capital one arena against the hurricanes. home ice has been kind in this series. head coach todd reirden believes home ice has been a tangible intangible. >> the energy around the building is such a differen point tha we were at last year. i thinkng that's somethi special and it's a great reminder of how we had success last year.

. >>> this is the same system that's already left this destruction behind.oes and flas being blamed fornad to at least five people. >>> good morning, everyone, welcome to your friday. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. our area isn't expecting to see but we have strong warnings to get to. meteorologist chuck bell has the forecast, then we'll talk to melissa mollet about the roads. cluck? >>> we have an active afternoon in front of us from a weather that's the reason for the storm team 4 weather alert. i'll be here through the morning hours, amelia and doug will keep you safe through the afternoon. clouds outside. temperatures are mild. in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees already. afternoon highs in the low 70s. around lunchtime, you might see a peek or two of sun. that's not good news. the additional sunshine helps to destabilize the atmosphere.f pocket o cold air aloft, warm, humid air at the surface. that is a recipe for potentially some strong to severe stotes la in the late morning and into the afternoon hours here.g, this mornin few rumbles. showers in northern virginia and mary

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i forgot and realized how trump fla flattened the rhetoric of the political discourse where whipped seems so rare, the thing you might hear from jfk. he used it gentle and nice and his pep talk was fabulous. >> he did have a message for the media. let's take a look at what he said. >> donald j. trump is not the first and won't be the last american president to create jitters about the first amend the, so be humble, be skeptical and beware of being infected by the very things you're fighting against. >> i think he had an important message there? >> so important. i want to go back to the abortion discussion in trump's comments for a minute. what i took there was trump's hy translation of what ralph northam said, the infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and doctor wanted and a discussion would ensue what would happen to the viable child. like it or not, what trump said right there is what a lot of voters heard when northam said that. i think as reporters to pearl clutch and say how dare he, you know, it -- compound on it like that. the reality is a lot of people, when north

. >> reporter: the helicopter fla. >> could have landed on my neighbor's house, my house or any other -- my ne >> reporter: on a residential street on the island of oahu around 9:00 a.m. >> rescue one, rescue two, downed helicopter. this is referred to be the kawainui marsh near kaha street. >> reporter: all three on board killed. debris coming down near a school and slamming into this car. the driver was okay. >> neighbors were doing a heroic job trying to put out the fire and also trying to get the patients away from the burning aircraft. >> reporter: the chopper identified as a robinson r-44, registered to a tour company called no victor helicopters. the company said it had no comment. according to the ntsb, r-44 helicopters have been involved in 48 fatal crashes since 2006. a hawaii state lawmaker is calling on all tour helicopters to be grounded. officials say honolulu paramedics were already in the area on another call and were just 30 feet away when that chopper came down. the faa and the ntsb are now investigating. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> our thanks to clayton. >

so you-- if you're going to do th in aorrupt fashion, you ignore those red fla. on occasion, there are companies that will tell farm easy, "you know, that order is pretty large. maybe we ought to raise your threshold so we don't have to report this to the or "hey, why don't we cut that order into two pieces so itr won't be lage enough for the d.e.a.-- for to us report it to the d.e.a. or for the d.e.a. to notice." ortingngham: as your rep and other reporting has shoarng it's not just a problem c.with r. many of the distributors and wholesaling companies have had thessame problems. why has this been such a tough nut to crack. >> that brings us sort of full circle to howou started thi off, which is this: even if you find one of these-- fine one of these companies--ivil40 million, $50 million-- in the case of ma cessen-- $140 million-- this is a small amount with the company has $150 or $200 billion in net cap. it's a huge company. and some of these costs can be viewed athe cost of doing business. now, for the first time, the government is they go, "okay, now we're

jim inez with a goal as fla m boya nt was to.ity, as a challenge on troy deeney in the closing minutes allowed the watford captain to net a dramatic late equaliser and force extra time. watford took the momentum into the added period, and struck again to break wolves' hearts. they will be back here to face manchester city on the 18th of may. arsenal were beaten by everton at goodison park, and the only goal was scored by the 36—year—old former england defender philjagielka. he was called in as a late replacement. meanwhile rangers clawed—back some of celtic‘s huge advantage at the top of the scottish premiership by comfortably beating motherwell. scott arfield scoring a hat—trick at fir park. once again, though, the game was disrupted by fan misbehaviour, this time, missiles thrown at the rangers' captain james tavernier. and cambridge have won both the men's and women's boat race for the second successive year. the men's team included the double olympic champion james cracknell, making a comeback in the sport at the age of a6. e

the cdc say they found the virus in the spinal fluid of one of six children who suffered from acute flaa key development in addressing a mysterious national outbreak that has sickened more than 200 people in the last year. >> the "washington post" reports an investigation could hold ceo mark zuckerberg accountable for privacy issues and data lapses. investigators are waiting to seek new ownership. they want to settle the government's inquiry into privacy concerns. a facebook spokesperson said we hope to reach an appropriate and fair resolution. >>> the "chicago sun-times" reports two deputies in the prosecutor's office that investigated the jussie smollett case are resigning. the chief ethics officer kim fox will leave next month. april perry was involved but her resignation is unrelated surrounding the dropped charges. mark rotert is leaving after a convicti. >> do you remember the father and daughter dancing in front of the notre dame cathedral before it went up in flames? guess what? it's been caught. the photographer tweeted this sweet moment in the hopes of finding the family. they

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a series of explosions and there have been some quite extraordinary pictures on social media of the fla spillage of liquid irony, they say the fire has been extinguished, emergency services deliver the plant has reopened, no ongoing hazard to people in the local area, they say all employees have been accounted for and there have been no serious injuries. south wales police who we re injuries. south wales police who were also here say there had been two casualties with minor injuries. there has been some reaction, the local mp stephen kinnock has called on tap steel for a full review of safety here at the site, he says this raises concerns about safety. kata steel say a full investigation is under way and this is a sprawling complex, difficult to underestimate how important this is to the local economy and to employment in the area, it runs a000 people, we've seen a area, it runs a000 people, we've seen a stream of people coming into work here today but this appears to bea work here today but this appears to be a serious incident but without serious injury. jordan, thank you. it's unders

but we need to see prosecutions now, not only of this killer but of the social media fla platfor. bible using an ancient form of anti-semitism which has been repudiated by christians today. and that was propagated. we need to prosecute social media platforms for hosting that material. >> rabbi, your response -- you wrote the book on rising anti-semitism. what responsibility do leaders from that their rhetoric and conduct and actions to stop this? >> well, we -- i think we have to just simply be aware of these awful stereotypes about jews. whewhenwhen ilhan omar is drawin stereotypes that murdered hundreds of people. in my synagogue this morning we're having a service in commemoration of the holocaust and i'm going to talk about how fearful and vulnerable jews today feel and it's because of that rhetoric. and the sad part is that, you know, i studied bible and now me and lots of other colleagues have to become experts in security. and i think that's a direct result of the kind of rhetoric and terrible language we're seeing in our country today. and i think religious leaders of all

we saw fla mes it's not as bad as it seems. of the roofs there will have been destroyed. a lot of it is 19th—century repair. 0ne destroyed. a lot of it is 19th—century repair. one of the big problems was it was in a terrible state. when i was last there i was lucky to be able to go up and we had a british archaeological association conference there. i was shocked at the state of the masonry on the outside. which desperately needed repair work. so in some ways, because of the fire, that will clearly happen now. there were stories about france couldn't even afford to do it and were looking to america to pay for the restoration of notre dame. it's amazing. but now with this, as always when a catastrophe happens, i'm sure all the money will be found. beyond the east end of the cathedral there is a pile of rotting masonry which has been falling of the building for a long time now. and that shows a very sad state of it. so with state—of—the—art new scaffolding which will obviously have to go all the way round, it should be, i would h

mes up and it was that which went up in fla m es last up and it was that which went up in flames lastge is and we don't know what the damage is and we don't know what the damage is and we don't know what the damage has been to the other pa rt the damage has been to the other part of the marvels of the cathedral, the stained—glass windows. that will be assessed in the next day or two but for now the feeling for many people is one of relief that it is still there and although the task is massive, we can be fairly confident that one day it will be back to its former glory. thank you very much. we will be back with you later. taking statins to reduce cholesterol isn't working well enough for around half of the millions of patients who use them. a study published in the heart medicaljournal, says it's unclear why some people don't respond, but it's thought some people don't follow the instructions properly. our health correspondent, rob sissons explains. millions of people in the uk are on statins, it's medication shown to reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke by reducing bad cholest