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long live france. >> julie: and there you have emmanuel macron addressing the nation on the devastation that they are experiencing. he said, with strength, we are people of rebuilder, we have a lot of rebuilding and, yes, we will rebuild in the next five years and making it even more beautiful. gregg palkot is live in washington. greg, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: julie, call for unity, for brotherhood, for coming together of this country from president macron at a time, aside from this tragedy at the cathedral of notre dame, lot of political divisions, rioting, etc. the one news element coming out of that speech was, as you've noted, that he wants this thing to get done, the renovation, restoration, in five years. most experts think that could be quite impossible, so much damage has been done, but he will be trying to do that and trying to bring the country to do that. lets recap. behind us is the cathedral of notre dame. it is dark now. it is hard to believe that exactly 24 hours ago that was a raging inferno. the fire destroying the roof, the spire, toppling the spire. emb

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france is already vowing to rebuild the cathedral. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville . >> i'm julie haener. me cathedral is one of the world architectural marvels and a symbol of france. >> alex savidge is here with the latest on the fire and the first pictures showing damage inside the cathedral. >> it is incredible to see the inside of the cathedral. we will get to that in a moment. a bit of good news tonight. french authorities say the structure itself has been saved from collapse and that includes those landmark bell towers but the damage done inside is immense. so phone video here showing the eerie yellow smoke rising from the gothic cathedral right in the center of paris shortly after the fire started. here is another view from the front of the cathedral that shows claims shooting from the back of the flames shooting from the back of the church. the fire was reported about 7:30 pm local time and spread to the facility undergoing renovations. witnesses watched in horror as one cathedral spire collapsed and there were fears the bell towers might be next.

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july fourth. is a research fellow at the school for advanced studies in the social science is based in france he joins us now live via skype from algiers before we get into the nitty gritty of this i know you're not there you go home at the moment but you're looking at pictures of the protests on local media. in terms of the size of the crowd is it bigger than that it has been in previous weeks the same of that fewer people there this week. no i think there is no sign of terri no sound the sound of the protestors but even more i believe we are reaching some kind of group becoming not sure yeah actually to date you know that it has been two months of the most and then decide of the regime there has been no satisfying at non-students actual no sign that delusion human needs ridiculous incident in most respects so i believe there's a story this week there has been this deep feelings and deep statement from the demonstrators that they refuse repression you know debt has stepped out it has been some kind of some taste and on the side of the delay she had to repress the demonstrations and policemen have bee

france. >> that was the french consul general in san francisco telling us he is heartened by the out pouring of support. good evening, i'm julier. >> and i'm frank somerville. one of the great treasures in the world was badly damaged today, but fortunately it wasn't destroyed. a picture taken inside the cathedral of notre dame shows us that the stone walls are still standing, but the roof is gone, and so are the timbers that held it up. some artwork was spared, but the heat of the fair apparently damaged many of the priceless stained glass windows. >> it's now 7:00 tuesday morning in paris. this is a live look at that historic cathedral, and while large portions of it now lie in ruins, the leaders of france are vowing to rebuild. vowing to rebuild. with more now on the fire, we are joined by ktvu's jana katsuyama. what's the latest on how the fire may have started? >> well julie and frank, there are no sessions of arson at this time or that the fire was anything but an accident. investigators say renovation work was being done at the cathedral, and they're examining if that construction work might have sparked the fire. >> rep

seiler who has pledged to hold elections in july has also been facing demands by demonstrators to resign. to libya now in the un recognized government has warned france to stop dealing with warlord khalifa haftar after us forces continued to lay siege to the capital tripoli and as strike by one of his helicopters killed four civilians on saturday tripoli based government is accused france of supporting after his advances left more than two hundred eighty people dead mahmoud abbas why it has more from the libyan capital. clashes broke out again on the southern part of tripoli near the diversity of the international in active airport as their forces loyal to the e.u. and their kidneys the government of national called have advanced towards the center of the tripoli international airport it's very strategic because if the government forces recapture the international airport they can easily cut the supporting law in coming for her those forces from the city of the south of tripoli on another front have to his forces that retreated as the government forces took control of a bridge on the southern part of tripoli military sources with the government say t

. >> reporter: frank and julie, the good news today is that it appears the bell towers, the rose windows and the famous pipe organ as well most of thed it cl test of france's abili unify behind this national and worldwide symbol. >> we will rebuild the cathedral of notre dame even more beautiful. and i want this to be done within the next five years. >> reporter: president emmoon welmacron is calling for national unity to restore the symbol. new photos of the ashes and debris inside the sanctuary. along with the cathedral's fire that collapsed, the fire burned through the entire roo scaffolding. experts say the towers and three woez windows can be saved. >> as a whole, the structure is holding up. some vulnerabilities have been identified. >> reporter: engineers are ensuring the building is safe to answer enter see a team of in. alreadywing employees from five companies working on the roof before the fire started. the cathedral was just 30 minutes away from total collapse in monday's fir firefighters risked their lives to save the twin belltowers. firefighters and a french priest credited to have rescued crown of thorns believed to have been worn by jesus.

france are vowing to rebuild. >> and jana katsuyama has more now on the investigation into the cause of that huge fire. that huge fire. >> julie and frank, right now french officials say it might have been linked to construction work that had started on a renovation to the cathedral. the first fire appeared to come from the scaffolding. notre dame is at the heart of paris, the very center point where they measure distance, and today hearts were breaking seeing it burn. >> reporter: the terrible glow in the city of lights stopped people in their tracks. hearts, hurting to see the notre dame cathedral, r one of france's oldest and most revered structures in flames. ctures in flames. [ singing ] >> reporter: hundreds of spectators sang hail mary from across a bridge. fire officials say the fire started in an attic about 6:50 monday evening after the doors closed for the night. ed for the night. the cathedral, which dates world renowned as a shining example of gothic architecture and art and it's been at the center of french history. >> napoleon crowned himself there. when charles degalle died there was a mass there, so it's equal

france will ring out to mark 48 hours since the devastating fire was first discovered. people in the uk who view porn on websites will have to prove they are 18 or over. in julying in compulsory age verification checks, as part of efforts to make the internet safer for children. websites which fail to implement the age—verification technology, could have payment services withdrawn or be blocked for uk users. 0ur media editor amol rajan reports. like so many industries, pornography has shifted online in recent years, dragging with it concerns about who is using it. these changes are significant. but is there any prospect of them working? hello, mate, lovely to meet you. drew users pornography. at 23, he belongs to a generation for whom pornography has a lwa ys generation for whom pornography has always been instantly accessible. everyone has access to that from a very early age, so i think the level of exposure is much more extreme. do you think that is dangerous? do you think young people are seeing things online that they shouldn't? think young people are seeing things online that they shouldn't7m think young people are seeing things online that they shouldn

july fourth. is a research fellow at the school for advanced studies in the social science is based in france he joins us now live via skype from algiers before we get into the nitty gritty of this i know you're not there you go home at the moment but you're looking at pictures of the protests on local media. in terms of the size of the crowd is it bigger than that it has been in previous weeks the same of that fewer people there this week.

france has announced an international competition to design a spire to replace the one destroyed by fire at the notre dame cathedral. people who view porn websites will have to prove they're 18, from julylves to a docklands light railway train in the financial district. in sport, manchester city continue their support of a historic quadruple, trailing in the champions league against spurs, who they face again in the premier league on saturday. no place in the preliminary 15 man world cup squad for archer, but he has offered the chance to impress in the warm up games. and world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua's next fight could be in doubt after his opponent returned an adverse finding on a drugs testing sample. i'll be back with more on those stories at half past. let's get more now on the news that people in the uk who view pornographic websites will have to prove they are 18, from july. let's talk more about this now with executive director of the open rights group, jim killock. good to see you. can you explain what the open rights group is? we area digital what the open rights group is? we are a digital campaigning organisation, standing up forfree expression and user privacy. we

as for saying the course hunt and julie just said that the painting is made after an original painted on the wall that is now a bad past when the king of franceo conquered milan sold the painting he was very disappointed that he could not take it within says it was painted on a wall and so he gave the order to have a copy mate and that's the copy that hangs in the choir today so what we have here is an eyewitness document from the sixteenth century that confirms our theory that lead to twelfth order a copy of the last supper from leonardo da vinci and this painting now hangs on the wall of this beautiful abbey in belgium. but then the plot thickens once more as we saw such a large campus could not have been painted by just one artist in such a small time frame so who would have painted on the bend and various a lhari of the most likely candidate is an italian artist called jump you team for as we will discover in london he went on to make a second copy. for two hundred fifty years the royal academy at burlington house in london this been training generations of british ours by drawing inspiration from the work of the great masters. so we're s

france or the netherlands to wait the nazis out. or because they know they can't qualify to come here. between july 1933 and june 1944, the first full quota year hitler is in power, the u.s. only issued 4000 visas from germany. out of the visas available through the law. roosevelt adjusts the state department's interpretation of this public charge clause in 1933 and again in 1937. as more germans joined the waiting list to get here, they slowly begin to issue more visas. it's clear by 1938 that life in germany is becoming unbearable for jews. in march, germany annexes austria, bringing in another 200,000 jews under german control. thousands wait outside u.s. consulates every day to get on the waiting list for the u.s. and suicides skyrocket. president roosevelt combines the german and austrian quotas, but that still means only 27,370 people can emigrate each year. roosevelt also called an international conference in avian, france. 32 nations attend, most declaring a very the that declaring they are not willing to take any more immigrants, either for economic reasons or in the words of the australia

relocated to germany france portugal and luxembourg in algeria judges have announced they will boycott the supervision of upcoming presidential elections they say the vote which is expected in july will be rigged demonstrators are keeping up the pressure on the interim administration does not deny these but if they care resigned earlier this month after weeks of protests those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here is a risking it all to stay with us. al-jazeera . sweat every. camino is a ghost station in the south of the democratic republic of congo. there's been no train service for five months but now it's running again but the train left lubumbashi the second largest city five days ago. no one knows when it will arrives . the train everyone is waiting for has a surprising name home del or the swallow. he. news of the swallows arrival spreads like wildfire via the bush telegraph all word of mouth. it's the cheapest rail service in the d.r. congo like a local bus stops a virtually every station and draws huge crowds. of them a street vendors at every stop even in the remotest villages the station becomes an instant market. the. am i didn't know. i don't know nor w

france. it's going to take time and theirs a lot of road blocks to resurrect notre dame. >> thank you for the latest. >>> 6:08. united airlines is extending cancellations of boeing 737 through early july. the 737 max is still grounded worldwide after two fatal crashes overseas killing 346 people. the plane's anti-stall software has been implicated in both tragedies. >>> time is 6:09. several bay areas companies are among the corporations paying zero federal income taxes. >>> one northern california city is testing a remote control shuttle service and we'll explain how it works. >>> we're clearing out yesterday's light rainmaker, and we'll look ahead to what comes next which could be the warmest temperatures we've seen in 2019. >>> all of your bridge commutes are looking good with the exception of the bay bridge and the dunbar bridge. it's shutdown. i'll tell you a reroute and where your other trouble spots are, coming up. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home.we ho. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> and your slow and go on the san mateo bridge. all those brake lights because this is a better option than the dunbar bridge. there's a sig alert and that's makin

france. >> kennedy: beautiful. thank you for that, david. great to be with anyone on the couch today. we are back at noon eastern on monday. right now let's check in with julieyed thinking very much paid fox's alert, new reaction as the house democrats issue subpoena for the mueller report. let's go >> kennedy: 86. i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner today. jerry nadler now demanding the justice department turn in that unredacted mueller report. in's underlying evidence by may 1st. the attorney general william barr is scheduled to testify before congress paid the white house meantime today heading back at nadler's move saying democrats have nothing else to talk about. now that the mueller report shows president trump did nothing wrong. watch this. >> jerry nadler is irrelevant in this situation. the american people now know that regardless of what the democrats were saying about the

france. >> kennedy: beautiful. thank you for that, david. great to be with anyone on the couch today. we are back at noon eastern on monday. right now let's check in with julie banderas who is in harris! >> julie: hey, guys prayed thinking very much paid fox's alert, new reaction as the house democrats issue subpoena for the mueller report. let's go >> kennedy: 86. i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner today. jerry nadler now demanding the justice department turn in that unredacted mueller report. in's underlying evidence by may 1st. the attorney general william barr is scheduled to testify before congress paid the white house meantime today heading back at nadler's move saying democrats have nothing else to talk about. now that the mueller report shows president trump did nothing wrong. watch this. >> jerry nadler is irrelevant in this situation. the american people now know that regardless of what the democrats were saying about the president's lies, they were telling it with zero evidence of their proof. now he wants to go deeper. one is the stop? the fact is it's more political grandstanding by someone who has nothing to run on, nothing to talk about

july while he was in britain fhe meeting with t british prime minister. this time around he and the first lady will stay at one of the queen's palaces. it will also include a stop in france for an event marking 75 years since the d-day invasion. >>> the president may soon get his name on a piece of disputed international territory. benjamin netanyahu said today he wants toame a newt settlemen after donald trump. isreal has claimed sovereignty over golan heights since 1981. some 20,000 israelis live in settlements there, butt mos the international community considers that illegal. last month when netanyahu was in the midst of a reelection fight, trthe trump adminision officially recognized the golan heights as israeli territory. netanyahu says there is aeed for isreal to express our appreciation. >>> new harsher punishments are coming for online harassment. coming up, what lawmakers hope will makeyber bullies think twice. >>> cell phones are being danger at our local theme parks. we'll tell you what's changing at kings dominion. >> >>> out there tracking cold front just to the north and showers, maybe awe couple thunderstos moving to t northern zones. i'll show y how far

july every year, unbroken, since america's independence. it's located just a few blocks from notre dame. >> harris: you give us such rich detail about the interwoven fabric between america and not just franceope. such richness in your details. i'm so appreciative of that. the president has tweeted out about this, just momentarily. i want to re-share that presidential tweet. "so horrible to watch the massive fire notre dame cathedral in paris. perhaps flying water tankers could be used to pull it out. must act quickly!" we are watching these flames appear to grow, and doug weed, as we see that, we know this fire was completely engulfed and that they were working at the base of that. can you talk with me about the structure inside and how difficult this would be? benjamin hall, our correspondent in london, said he was looking at pictures inside to the cathedral. in the ceilings were so tall that to get to above you would almost the letter after letter just to get to that next level of ceiling. and then to go further into the attic areas. what can you tell me about the inside of the cathedral? >> that would be a momentous monumental pass that would require great scaffolding to get up there. i