let's go straight to paris and bring in correspondent lisa lewis what do we know about the new man who is. he's a 55 year old senior public servant he's also been reelected as mayor of a town in southern france recently in the recent municipal elections and he's been around for quite a while he's been working as adviser at several ministries in the past for example under nicolas sarkozy the conservative former conservative president he was a deputy secretary general at the elizee howlett so he knows his ways around in the public administration he's also well respected by politicians and public servants he's known to be a trustworthy person someone who's heart rocking easy to work with and as i said quite well known among politicians but not much so amongst the french public does support as prime minister mark the beginning of a change of policy in france. well not really if you look at him he is from the center right party larry probably can't in my mind clan came to power 3 years ago saying that he would be running on and he was running on a platform of a center left center right poli

a spring and correspondent lisa lewis who is joining us for more on this lisa resignation of prime minister as well felipe was widely expected explain to us why the entire government is now resigning. well that's not completely extraordinary you'd also happened under one of my course predecessor the socialist president for longer but it indicates that the government the president wants to federally reshuffle the government and that he might also reshape certain ministry now obviously he wants to give fresh impetus to his time in power he has got 2 years to go until the next presidential elections and at the moment it's not looking very good he's at 38 percent of positive opinions compact to his prime ministers. results in in polls where his prime minister has about 50 percent of the french people supporting him and having a positive opinion of him what is this likely to mean for policy in france and the other the politics. well mark karr has announced that he would you know do something new you would put more money into the economy he would also support the health care sector he would put m

and let's bring in now correspondent lisa lewis in paris who brought us that report good morning to you lisa just walk us through the rationale why the french government is not bringing these women and men back home to face justice well it's all down to public opinion of course there's one poll from february last year saying that 80 percent of the french i know favor of having these people go to court in iraq and syria when it comes to the children it's not a lot better 2 thirds of the french think that the children actually should stay down there because they're freight they might get radicalized or be radicalized already so it doesn't really look that good for twan because going against public opinion is very difficult in any country but especially here 2 years ahead of the next presidential elections where all the parties are already preparing that comparing really so then tell us i mean given that given what you've just said and one says that he's now going through the courts to try and secure his daughter and his grandsons return what is he facing. well basically you knows that it'

lisa lewis is at the plaster in paris where the ceremony is underway lisa what's the atmosphere like where you are now thank you well it's very festive as you said this is a special tribute only 5000 people here at this ceremony today compared to tens of thousands normally on bessie day in france there was a special ceremony to health care workers just before hand a few of them i went to a place in space right in front of the president and they were holding a huge french flag and when they walking they were walking on the way past other people everybody standing up and clapping and saying you know it through this they were saying thank you for your help in the covert 19 crisis now 2000 of the 1400 of the 2000 invitees today are frontline workers so health care personnel but also to whom are cash is or they use who has been taking care of the children now from the iraqis during the covert 19 crisis now the 14th of july normally is a way to say we stand together as a nation and this year this is getting a very special taste because of the coronavirus crisis. that we've just been seeing

s lisa lewis has been following today's events for us lisa what stood out for you. well it was a very special ceremony not only in that it was confined to the plaster like concord instead of the you know thousands of troops marching down the songs easy as in previous years but also because there was this special tribute to health care and front line workers at one point health care workers came down from the grandstand and marched across the square towards them on my car and they unfolded a huge french flag and while they were walking past lots of people were clapping they were standing up and they were really paying tribute to the effort these people have been doing during the coronavirus knocked down and the ongoing crisis at the 14th of july in france is normally a day where the french pay tribute to the nation and say we are resilient in the times of crisis and this year this obviously has a very special taste to it. right after the ceremony michael gave an interview to french television what it is. while he was repeating that the coronavirus crisis was still on

ok lisa lewis at the movies museum in paris thank you. and that the famous monument. reopened in the french capital 2 weeks ago the operators have also had to make significant changes for this to be able to happen but we've found there are reasons to be optimistic. that delayed the issue of now was it still as breathtaking as ever getting close to these 10000 tons of in the tower was built for no other reason than glory and engineering wonder by staff eiffel designed to look like lakes since its opening in $889.00 it has been closed only during the 2 world wars and now for $100.00 days juta the coronavirus pandemic there have been few visitors since the reopening receives his family just 5. difficult best i'm told my husband. if. the couple thinks it's a very good times a visit it's such a big so far is that the 1st time i'm hearing the whole families and also. cause the time. they are going up on foot only one of the lifts is operating so far and much reduced capacity but more of the town will be opened in the coming weeks visitors will have access to the summit for

correspondent lisa lewis who's monitoring the situation from paris lisa tell us more about the damage and what the firefighters are facing there. well there are still dozens of firefighters working at the cathedral what happened during the fire was that the big organ made of wood completely burnt out and parts of it parts of that organ has come down has fallen down to the ground but the other parts which have burned and which are still somehow out there on the 1st floor in the cathedral in the firefighters are now trying to evacuate these parts because they're they're afraid they could fall down and damage other pieces you know. as statues that are inside the cathedral they're trying to bring these. to make sure that you know to control the situation the fire is under control but there are still some little fires going on there also taking out the degre to be able to access these fire to extinguish them and investigators seem pretty quick to be looking into arson as a possible motive what do we know about that. well absolutely and in this to geisha has been launched at the beginning o

now let's go straight to paris and bring in correspondent lisa lewis for more on this lisa who is the new man what do we know about john caustics. he's a 55 year old senior administration of official a public servant who's well known in public servant circles he's been the mayor of a small town in southern france for a few years he was also working at the elizee under the cozy the former conservative president and as you said he's been part of the team we've that now former prime minister you have to leap to put in place france's strategy to come out of the lockdown here after the coronavirus crisis of the peak of the coronavirus crisis he's known to be working and very efficient very well known in circles of public servants but quite unknown to the french public a bit of a technocrat it seems does his appointment as prime minister marks the beginning of a change of policy then in france. well it does mark the beginning of a change of strategy by in one of our clan used to have this widely popular prime minister a love for live feed who is seen in a positive way by more than half of t

correspondent lisa lewis who's standing by monitoring the situation for us in paris lisa how bad is this place well it looks quite bad the area is still cordoned off and as you said lots of firefighters were there were sent there at this morning however they are now saying that they have come tying the fire they will stay all day there to make sure no new fires break out it looks like the big organ is completely destroyed and at the beginning they were thinking that might have caused the fire and that we're going to might actually go for down and collapse and cause more damage so the firefighters are not trying to bring out all valuables statues and and artworks that are inside the cathedral to make sure they're safe so you mentioned the organ may have been a cause is there any indication of other possible causes of this place well absolutely as i said 1st of all they thought it was a fire that just broke up because the organ is an electrical load and organ and made out of wood and that might have been a short circuit but now it's clear that there are 3 spots where the fire started more

let's go straight to paris now a date of a new correspondent lisa lewis is standing by lisa what do we know about. well he's 55 years old is very well known as a senior public servant he's been working with former governments as an adviser to several ministries for example he was the deputy resect is that deputy secretary general of the el easy when nicolas sarkozy the former conservative president was in power and more recently stakes was working together with the now former prime minister who are phillipe on the strategy to bring a company france out of the cove it 19 lockdowns is very raw known amongst politicians amongst senior public servants but not that well known amongst the general public and does his appointment as prime minister mark the beginning of a change of policy in france well not really he is from the center right party leader people a car and him on my car came to power the president came to power 3 years ago saying that he would implement the left wing and right wing front you know the center left and center light center right wing policies and so far he's more or

and for more details his car spun lisa lewis joins me from the movers museum in paris helen is also the liver reopens is it back to normal now for major tourist attractions in france. well not quite yet if you look behind me the queue there's actually not much of queue just behind me there were a few people queuing this morning and over the course of the morning but normally you see people queuing around the whole court so some people are coming from from from so that from spain from germany but many visitors normally come from the u.s. or china and this is obviously not a lot to come here just yet those who make it to the louvre have to wear face masks as you said and they also have to follow a one way system following blue arrows on the ground and 30 percent of the louvre is still cordoned off to visitors mind you that still leaves 45000 square meters with for example the mona lisa. they're not even she. knows to my to visit so a lot to see here at the louvre yeah. a lot of space near to but the liver is one of the last museums to reopen right now so what's the situation in france now

let's go to paris and bring in our correspondent lisa lewis of prime minister phillips resignation been expected but why is the whole government resigning while now this is not the 1st time that the whole government resigns in france it happened under in a man like course predecessor the socialist francois or longer but it does indicate that the president really wants to bring fresh impetus into his reign to his government just 2 years ahead of the next presidential elections he said in an interview with a local and regional newspapers this morning that he would invest more money in the economy that he would do something for young people who were now struggling to find jobs after the cave in lockdown he would also help elderly people who needed assistance but he also said that he wouldn't completely change course and he would stick to the reforms he had announced when coming to power for example the very controversial pension reform against which at the french demonstrated for months on end just before the lockdown so it does mean that you might not call wants to bring in fresh wind he

so that he yes has a better chance of winning the presidential elections again our correspondent lisa lewis in paris thank you and now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a court in turkey has opened the trial of 20 saudi nationals for their role in the 2800 killing of dissident journalist the market shocks in the saudi consulate in istanbul the suspects are being tried in absentia. officials in turkey say more than 50 people have been killed in an explosion at a fireworks factory in the northwest of the country an estimated $150.00 workers were in the factory at the time further explosions have been hampering efforts to bring the fire under control. her thinking glenn marks for the former girlfriend of the late financier and convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein has been arrested in the u.s. on sex trafficking charges maxwell is accused of shooting girls to give obscene sizes during which they were sexually assaulted maxwell house previously denied any wrongdoing. germany's parliament has passed a planned to end the country's reliance on coal by 2038 the pac

. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham >> lisa: high mary property, john lewis has died 80-year-old announcedn december he had advanced pancreati pancreatic c. he used a proxy to cast his vote in congress and the congressman civil rights icon remaining vocal during the recent george floyd protest. he released a statement in late may his heart is broken for the men, women, families and during systemic racism in the u.s. lewis the activist during the civil rights movement was arrested after using a white restroom in 1951 and told demonstrators he understand the pain they were experiencing. lewis, reference is serving outh term in the house. fox news correspondent jonathan serrie taking a look at his long distinct career. >> hate is too heavy of a burden to bear. speak out the death of john lewis, america lost one of the most iconic figures of the civil rights movement. >> he is as close to being a saint as anybody i've lived with. >> february 21, 1940, lewis point into a family of sharecroppers near alabama. growing up in the south he became acutely aware of racial injustice and found inspirati

for sean hannity, have a great weekend everyone. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham >> lisa: high mary property, john lewisannounced in december he had advanced pancreati pancreatic c. he used a proxy to cast his vote in congress and the congressman civil rights icon remaining vocal during the recent george floyd protest. he released a statement in late may his heart is broken for the men, women, families and during systemic racism in the u.s. lewis the activist during the civil rights movement was arrested after using a white restroom in 1951 and told demonstrators he understand the pa

tonight, we boston icon and civil rights warrior in john lewis, rest in peace, sir. ♪ ♪ >> lisa: goodning and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am lisa boothe filling in for tucker. after a few minutes, mark steyn will be reemerging and tucker is back to join us. first, mayhem has ripped the city of portland, oregon. take a look. >> why are you coming for me? why are you coming for me? >> lisa: portland has now experienced 50 straight days of left-wing violence. last night, a violent mob attempted to overrun a police station and burn it to the ground. they have toppled statues, destroyed property, and attacked the police. here's one report from earlier this week. >> according to police, not only did protesters take over the streets but some lobbed paint,io rocks, bottles and more last night. police say one officer was hurt when a brick was thrown at him. police say that protesters interfered with arrests andd pointed lasers at their eyes. >> lisa: portland's leaders have failed to rein in the violence. it's not clear they are even trying. instead, they are passing blame on the fe

finally, lisa, today is the today that the united states capital, member of the congress se say farewell to john lewis. i know you've coved him, and talked to so many members. what does losing him mean to them? >> lisa: this was a ofound moment, i think, for most every member of congress in both parties.u ow, representative lewis is the first african-american to lie in ste in the capital row rotundo, and others have lying in state as annot official. so it is a high official. senator tim scott, another was a hero's farewell and deserved. >> woodruff: certainly so. lisa desjardins covering it all for us. thank you, lisa. >> lisa: you're welcome. >> woodruff: protestors and police again clashed in number of u.s. cities over the weekend. in portland, the trump administration is reportedly sending more federal agents to ttohe citeal with nightly confrontations there, according to the "washington post." as anma nawaz reports, some of the crow initially protested the killing of georgeo floyd are now onfronting intense federal force. >> nawaz: in the pre-dawn hours on the streets of portland, clashes intensif

tonight, we boston icon and civil rights warrior in john lewis, rest in peace, sir. ♪ ♪ >> lisa: goodd welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am lisa boothe filling in for tucker. after a few minutes, mark steyn will be reemerging and tucker is back to join us. first, mayhem has ripped the city of portland, oregon. take a look. >> why are you coming for me? why are you coming for me?

lewis. first we'll start with a look at our sunday forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hi, liz, good morning, everyone. the fog will burn back to the coast. you can see on our visible imagery that over in oakland, san francisco, along san mateo and santa rosa, it is cloudy. we have sunshine in san rafael. mt. tam, central marin, it's starting to scour out. it's 65 in mountain view. a look from our east bay hills camera. you can see the fog, but it does its typical thing, setting up at the coast until later on today. here is san jose right now, low 80s by noontime. inland we're about 90 later today. wall nuclenut creek, pleasantone 60s. >>> this morning, the body of congressman john lewis crossed the edmond pettus bridge in selma, alabama for a final time. that bridge is where lewis and other voting rights demonstrators were beaten on blood sunday 50 years ago. abc 7 news reporter rachel scott is in selma with more on how alabama is remembering lewis this weekend. >> reporter: this morning, an american hero returns to selma for the final time. the

demings will talk about the impact of john lewis' life, watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulous" at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >>> lisalet's get another check of the weather. boy, it was pretty hot yesterday inment so of the inland areas. >> if the wind calmed down, could you really feel the heat of the july sun and once again this morning, we're looking at a lot of low cloud cover especially in oakl uer 50s way. low to mid-70s and some subtle changes elsewhere. the changes will get more dramatic as we head through the start of the week. my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also ahead, the head of sfmta cracking down on skateboarding near dolores park. what prompted a decision he says he hates doing. >>> a thief steals a woman's car from his san francisco garage, a wedding dress that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. hi. what's on your mind?in. can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gate

i'm liz krois, and more on john lewis, as well as the latest updates on the fight against coronavirus. first a quick look at the weekend forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning everyone. still dealing with some gray sky but inland we're clear and today the wide range of temperatures. we can see the fog over the bay but it is sunny and our east bay and the south bay and as we look at the north bay from mouth tam, definitely scattering out the cloud deck. 58 downtown. 64 in oakland. 65 in san jose where it is sunny. and from the hills camera. compressed marine layer. low 60s in nevada with the sun and sunny in concord at 65. through the morning with more sun, more warmth, especially inland. by 4:00 about 089 inland. 80 at the bay. cool at the coast still and talk about your sunday coming up. >>> congressman john lewis fought bravely for the civil rights movement and so much more. we look back at the life of the civil rights >> reporter: jorn robert lewis didn't simple fight for it he shaped >> reporter: a sharecropper son boin in troy, alabama, 1940 back when segregation was law. jim crowe the enforcer. the montgomery bus boycottre aed s

demings will talk about the impact of john lewis' life, watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulous" at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >>> all right, lisasunrise sure is beautiful this morning. >> it is, but we're definitely looking at that marine layer increasing to more real estate this morning. livermore is cloudy right now, as well as san jose. so it is extending inland, that means a slightly cooler afternoon for our friends east of the caldecott tunnel and talking a narrow range of high temperatures. i'll be back with my accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also ahead, the head of sfmta cracking down on skateboarding near dolores park. what prompted a decision he says he hates doing.>>and thief stea garage, a wedding dress inside. fenow there's more to wlove with xfinity x1,? the ultimate entertainment experience. like live sports. they're back with the best way to watch. and more streaming apps all in one place. more classics. more premiers. plus, more to easily find using just your voice. hello, more. where have you been all my life? y, awesome. [ barking ] for the ultimate in-home wifi, click, call or v

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