courtroom of madeleine it's now being called its official title at the louvre where it normally hangs is portrait of a black woman originally it was called portrait of a negress this painting was first shown back in. eight hundred during a period when slavery was briefly illegal in france before napoleon brought it back and originally people didn't know that madeleine was the name of the model but her name was forgotten for the last two hundred years it's all because art historians didn't care to record it it's only just resurfaced now a lot of people may know this painting today because it was actually in beyond sanjay's these video last year at the louvre well i mean hundreds of millions of people have seen the video and i mean i wondered actually do you think that the cost is famous video in the louvre has sort of influence this exhibition happening because i kind of wonder about myself i do think these exhibitions take so long to organize that i i sort of doubt it but in a way it is almost as if beyond say and jay z. did what this exhibition is doing now last year. they go the vid

may know this painting today because it was actually in beyond sanjay z's video last year at the louvre well i mean hundreds of millions of people have seen the video and i mean i wondered actually do you think that the cost as famous video in the louvre has sort of influence this exhibition happening because i kind of wonder about myself i do think these exhibitions take so long to organize that i i sort of doubt it but in a way it is almost as if beyond say and jay z. did what this exhibition is doing now last year. they go the video for their song i can't say the full title it's at the louvre it inserts blackness points out black figures in the western art canon including shows us the haze the haitian model we just saw in that report it was actually appears twice in this painting the raft of the medusa one of the most famous paintings in the loop go by julie co he by the way was a big abolitionist and by the way if you go to the movie going now you can take a jay z. and beyonce tour that is how big this phenomenon is this whole reexamining is a bit thank you very much as always thank

if someone steals a pining from the louvre. the louvre doesn't get in trouble. we can't blame them.blame the criminal. by the way, the louvre has tons of nudes. why do you think the mona lisa is always smiling? ( laughter ) we could talk about how it's time to stop getting scandalized by nude photos. almost everyone has them this day. you know the book everyone poops? everyone nudes. everyone's naked somewhere. the democratic primary is overflowing with candidates and now another one. >> add one more to the list,time congressman tim ryan of ohio is in joining the growing list of 2020 democratic candidates speaking out earlier on abc describing the moments behind how he made the final decision. >> i can go back just a few weeks where my daughter called me crying from school because her friend was crying to her, her dad just got transferred at the local general motors plant, the kids had to move. and my daughter called me and she said, you've got to do something. and i said, i'm going to do something. and i'm going to run for president of the united states. >> trevor: oh, okay. that's

they shot a video in the louvre.hey said more than 10 million people visited the museum in 2018, up 25% from the year before. if you want to live like the carters, that's jay zee and beyonce, you can live it for real. airbnb is holding a contest where the winner gets a night in the louvre and a chance to drink wine in front of the mona lisa. there will also be a private concert before you retire for the night inside a mini pyramid built for the occasion. contestants needs to answer the question, would you be the perfect guest of the mona lisa? they will select the most original response as the winner. can i answer? >> of course you can. >>> getting through airport security could get easier. the tsa is bringing in new 3d scanners nationwide. the technology was tested in 2017. now there will be new systems around the country. you may not have to take laptops and liquids outside of your bag. the 3d technology would allow tsa agents to rotate the image digitaly so they can examine a suspicious item without unpacking your

transported to the louvre today r safekeeping. but there's concern tonight about shoring up and protecting what's left of the cathedral itself. nbc's richard engeco begins our rage in

they are in storage, and some will be transferred to the louvre.he crucifixion. a 13th century tunic worn by king louis ix, the only french king to be canonised, and a 14th century madonna and child. translation: with regard to the treasures, they will be put in a safe place, today or tomorrow, but as soon as possible. with regard to the paintings, the big ones, they cannot be retrieved, until friday morning. as far as i'm concerned, they are not damaged. there is a little bit of smoke, we will transfer them to a secure place in the louvre museum. but what of notre dame's three famed rose windows? this morning fire crews were taking a closer look, last night there was talk of lead melting and glass exploding. the west window shows no signs of damage, but these are immense and intricate structures, it will take time to assess them. the south rose window was given by louis ix around 1260, it contains scenes from the life of christ, wonderful 13th century artistry. these were among the finest rose windows, the finest painted glass, to survive from hig

a night at th the museum, how to spend a light at the louvre in paris.cdowell, john hilsenrath and michael block. great to see everybody this morning. >> great to be here. >> lots to talk about on the economy. we were talking about the fed earlier. one of the issues we haven't hit on this morning is the idea of a closed border with mexico. what impact would that have on the economy. some of the reports coming out of washington these days are that president trump's advisors are talking about maybe just closing down -- keeping open commercial traffic but closing down individual traffic. maria: yeah. >> it's still a big risk for the economy. maria: it's a big risk, going to impact a lot. we're already looking at a situation where things are slowing in the u.s. and we are right on the doorstep of earnings. i spoke with oracle's ceo, mark hurd earlier, i sat down with him yesterday to discuss the u.s. and european economies, why oracle is buying back so much stock and where he sees growth now because we are on the doorstep of earnings. i'm wanted to get a sen

air be and be and the louvre. >> you could spend the night at blue -- the louvre.st. mona lisa's perfect guest. you can spend the night in the new zealand, have dinner and drinks with the venus the milo, have a custom tour for you as well so this is something cool. air b&b do this often. last year they had a 90% on the great wall of china but they had to cancel that because they were worried they would damage the monument. you and a lucky guest. jillian: the mona lisa is much smaller in person. rob: you need 12 hours to get through that. thank you so much. 1 million illegal immigrants expected to be at the doorstep just this year. what kind of economic strain does that put on average americans. peter morici says it is bad news for the middle class. jillian: before we get to that, time to check in with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: pronouns would be preferable the first names. let me tell you what is coming up because i want a surprise for jillian. newt gingrich will be here live talking about the oval office and what he plans on

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will be puts of art in a safe place in the louvre, the humidified and restorered. there arare the rose windows of the transnsacts which have not been affected. , whichtstern rose window if we can anticipate on friday, the works of artt before we need to do so. our main concern today is to secure what remains of the edifice. >> the chief architect in charge of the catathedral has been with his staff and other members of the ministry of culture with though firefighters to secure the location. points identified as particularlyly vulnerable. whatat remains of the roof shoud hold. part of the spire fell yesterday . northern --f the collapsed. everyone i is mobilized with the firefighters of paris, they are deciding what has to be done to preserve the parts of the cathedral which are still standing. >> 500 firefighters were committed to the fight against theire. reserve f forces have intervened asas well. 500 firefighters have been committed d by the prefecture of paris with reinforcements from suburbs ofof paris, i would like to pay tribute to theieir courae and determi

thrones golden candelabras gem incrusted crucifixes and other relics will be transferred to the louvremuseum for storage but this united nations world heritage site will need to go through a careful lengthy and expensive restoration process it's really a site that it is geared to and not all the regions but it's the whole of france but also the whole of humanity because it's a symbol or not only for the christian world it's a symbol for the unit. of accutane actual language it's so unique in the world there's only one. before the fire broke out the catholic church was asking for around one hundred seventy million dollars to fund restoration work the state offered about forty five million dollars now money is being pledge from across the world but it will cost many hundreds of millions of dollars more to restore not a down to its former glory twenty four hours after the fire and there is still a sense of shock to believe what you did when you were i felt it out of the emotions last night with my children as we were watching t.v. so here i am now. i'm sad but at the same time very happy

thrones golden candelabras gem incrusted crucifixes and other relics will be transferred to the louvremuseum for storage but this united nations world heritage site will need to go through a careful lengthy and expensive restoration process it's really a site with two or not all the regions but it's the whole of france but also the whole of humanity because it's a symbol or not only for the christian god it's a symbol for the unit. of it is an accurate tactile language it's so unique in the world there's only one. before the fire broke out the catholic church was asking for around one hundred seventy million dollars to fund restoration work the state offered about forty five million dollars now money is being pledge from across the world but it will cost many hundreds of millions of dollars more to restore not to down to its former glory twenty four hours after the fire and there is still a sense of shock to believe what you did when you were i felt out of emotions last night with my children as we were watching t.v. so here i am now i'm sad but at the same time very happy to see the f

they are in storage, and some will be transferred to the louvre.holy crown of thorns said to be won byjesus at the crucifixion. a 13th century tunic worn by king louis the ninth, the only french kink to be canonised, and a 14th century madonna and child. with regard to the treasures, they will be put in a safe place, today or tomorrow, but as soon as possible. with regard to the paintings, the big ones, they cannot be retrieved, until friday morning. as far as be retrieved, until friday morning. as faras i'm be retrieved, until friday morning. as far as i'm concerned, they are not damaged. there is a little bit of smoke, we will transfer them to a secure place in the louvre museum. but what of notre dame's of three famed rose windows? this morning fire crews were taking a closer look, last night there was talk of lead melting and glass exploding. the west window shows no signs of damage, but these are immense and intricate structures, it will take time to assess them. the south window was given by louis the ninth around 1260, it contains scenes fro

today some of the priceless artifacts from the cathedral are on the way to the louvre after they were stored overnight at the hotel deville across from the notre dame. but france's culture minister tells cnn that most precious items, most of them, at least, including the holy crown, which is believed to be from the crown of thorns placed on the head of jesus, are now being held under security at paris city hall. cnn's tom foreman is here with an in-depth look at some of the treasures. tom. >> reporter: this is really remarkable when you think about. people watched this and said the treasure itself, the main thing, notre dame, how did it burn so intensely and how did this fire become such a conflagration like this. we have pictures that tell you why. because underneath that lead covered roof and above the stone vaults, this is what you have. 13,000 trees dating back hundreds of years were used to create this latis of wood. this is the thing that burned so incredibly intensely here and this is the thing that threatened relics like this. which we still don't know the fate of right now. t

now, those relics we understand are now being kept at paris town hall, should be transferred to the louvre tomorrow in order to be stored until the cathedral can be rebuilt, ana. >> speaking of rebuilding, what do we know about those efforts? >> well, a huge fundraising effort is getting under way, so many pledges have been made from across the world, from private donors here in france, the government of course is going to be contributing substantially and tomorrow the french president is going to be launching a nationwide fundraising effort in order to be able to spread in a sense the privilege of being able to contribute to the reconstruction of this cathedral that means so much to so many here in france. that effort can be distributed as widely as possible. but clearly it's going to take a lot of money and it's going to take a lot of time to be able to restore this cathedral to its former glory. >> thank you for the very latest information. >>> i want to bring in ann lester, a professor of medieval history atation we're seeing so? >> that's right, i've spent years of my career visiting

>> reporter: many of the artifacts saved from the fire were moved tuesday from city hall to the louvre. the french state owns notre dame cathedral. and the united nations today basically pledged their support toward the restoration effort. >>> a change is coming for food trubs operating in one bay area county. the color-coated placards the health department wants you to see. >> a wrong-way driver on a bay area highway. >> it's cooling off details coming up after break. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> after a was seen driving the wrong way. the highway patrol says the car was travelling westbound in the eastbound lane. two motor officers saw the quar and did a traffic break to try to prevent a collision. the car hit another going head-on in the opposite direction. the driver going the wrong way was cleared. it's not clear if alcohol played a role. >>> the contra costa healt

. >> reporter: the artifacts along with a 13th-century tunic are being transferred to the louvre where they will be protected. despite what was lost? >> that is what we will find in the coming days. so far we know what is safe. the e stilstanding. it >> reporter: the two medieval bell towers still standing, immortalized in victor hugo's novel the hunchback of notre dame. notre dame's iconic stained- glass windows seem safe, but officials note the high altar was damaged by falling debris. the sculpture above it -- >>> the crown of thorns believed to have been worn by jesus christ was saved by fire brigade chaplain chaplain. the cathedral itself still faces an uncertain future. the architectural historian trish anyhow. >> everything that is on top of the vault. as long as the vault holds, the structures should be okay. we have all the water and all the wood debris, they were intimate to carry that weight. >> reporter: roxana saberi, cbs news, paris. >>> here is a live look at the empire state building. right now, it is white, but throughout the evening the colors of the french flag have

> reporter: that piece of history along with many others rescued from the flames and taken to the louvreekeeping. how much of the artifacts have been saved? >> something like 80%. >> 80% of the artifacts have been saved? >> yes. reporr:rench president emmanuel macron vowed to rebuild notre dame in five years. some believe it could take much longer. captured i20 h boted pes for notre dame's restoration. >> there's nothing written about it. masons never stopped at the end of the day and said, i built my cathedral this way because. so i've been using more sophisticated technology these days to try to get new answers from the buildings. >> reporter: architectural historian andrew tallon painstakingly mapped notre dame and other cathedrals using laser technology. talon's efforts will likely prove crucial to rebuilding efforts. >> andrew's major mission was to make sure that as many people as possible understood the beauty of these gothic structures. >> reporter: lindsay cook of vassar college inherited the project after talon's death. >> this is something that's becoming more and more crucial

they are in storage, and some will be transferred to the louvre.holy crown of thorns said to be won byjesus at the crucifixion. a 13th century tunic worn by king louis ix, the only french king to be canonised, and a 14th century madonna and child. with regard to the treasures, they will be put in a safe place, today or tomorrow, but as soon as possible. with regard to the paintings, the big ones, they cannot be retrieved, until friday morning. as far as i'm concerned, they are not damaged. there is a little bit of smoke, we will transfer them to a secure place in the louvre museum. but what of notre dame's three famed rose windows? this morning fire crews were taking a closer look, last night there was talk of lead melting and glass exploding. the west window shows no signs of damage, but these are immense and intricate structures, it will take time to assess them. the south rose window was given by louis ix around 1260, it contains scenes from the life of christ, wonderful 13th century artistry. these were among the finest rose windows, the finest

i'd love to get your take on this new information, ambrose, about the artifacts moving to the louvre. >> well, the first thing is, luckily, there was no casualty. that's very important. no casualty except one firefighter which was harmed. second, yes, it is good news that all the artifacts, the beautiful artifacts have been preserved. on top of that, i think what is moving for us, as well, is that the cross, which is a golden cross at the end of the cathedral, is still there. it still stands and stands brightly. we are -- as you know, we celebrated on sunday, on sunday, we celebrated palm sunday. we celebrated the death of jesus christ. this is a specific, special week for all the christians. all the parisians are gathering this week, normally to the cathedral, three times, for the mass and two other celebrations before the vigil. what is going to happen is that we will not be able to do that this year, and probably not next year. the important thing is that, obviously, all the beauties of this cathedral have been mostly preserved, and that's the good news. but the real good news is t

but dino he was born into a middle class family living not far from the open and the louvre the family later to a small town and some from paris. his father. was a judge. his mother mary ordeal was the daughter of another more. than a. dozen femi. yen. linny on. the other event remarks or annoying to me that is the one that. no commentary for parents or public thought of them see a country like the b.m. we use our i'm. not marketable they're healthier than me they have. a current or though a little the lie the mother and political the one disorder the. more. exact the mock up i like as well you never did the shot on the amount is locked. i like it when i was just off the last and in addition if i knew what you thought you quoted so i merely got along and wanted to. do so on his way but as you see is just ducky. so. on the eastern edge of the follows to fontainebleau is in. grew up in d.c. it delivers surroundings on the banks of the center seventy five kilometers south of paris. in eighteen fifty days paternal grandfather.

most of that stuff, by the way, has been brought to the louvre. it is undergoing an assessment and then they will look at what they're going to have to do for some of the restoration, stephanie. >> truly, truly amazing, just one day before holy thursday. thank you very much, nbc's chris jansing from paris. >>> you do not want to go anywhere. we're taking a quick break but you need to hear this story. you know the gap between the super wealthy and rest of the country is widening. but a new in depth report shows how the key agency aimed at protecting consumers has been cut and slashed by now chief of staff mick mulvaney and payday lending business is back in a big way. >>> next, much more on the mueller report as the countdown to its release goes from days to just hours. both team trump and house democrats have their responses planned. you knew late-night tv would weigh in. stephen colbert points out if the democrats' actions on trump's taxes are any indication, this process could go on for a while. >> battle of trump's tax returns continues. last w

relics among the rescued artifacts transferred today to the louvre for restoration. amazingly, the 8,000 pipe organ appears to be spared as well. johann vexo played at the cathedral. >> i think for every organist all around the world, it's the best place, the most famous place in the world. >> reporter: he was there when the alarm went off. >> it's like seeing your own house burning. so it just unbelievable. >> reporter: sorrow tonight eased by music. ♪ lester, pope francis this afternoon called french president macron to offer his concern about the fire and the vatican is also offering technical assistance to help in the rebuilding of the cathedral. >> all right, anne, thank you. >>> there is late word tonight that the faa has possible changes on the way after those two air disasters involving boeing 737 max jets. those planes now grounded worldwide. tom costello has been covering this story for us. what's the latest, tom? >> the faa says pilots will be required to undergo additional training before they're allowed to fly the max, but boeing still hasn't formally su

> reporter: that piece of history along with many others rescued from the flames and taken to the louvre for safekeeping. how much of the artifacts have been saved? >> something like 80%. >> reporter: 80% of the artifacts have been snaaved. >> yes. >> reporter: that's astounding. they are investigating whether the flames are linked to construction work ongoing. today macron vowed to rebuild in five years. donations are flowing in much of it from wealthy citizens. >> it gives me hope that we're going to be able to rebuild in full shape. i think that the reconstruction will be a sign of these believers in jesus christ. >> reporter: some believe it could take much longer. a precise digital replica of the cathedral captured in 2015 has bolstered hopes for the reconstruction. >> there's nothing written about it. there's nothing written that they said i built my cathedral because. so i've been using more sophisticated technology these days to get more answers from the buildings. >> reporter: the architectural historian mapped it using kugts edge technology. his work will likely prove crucial t

other beloved artifacts got moved to the louvre today. they'll be dehumidified, protected, and restored. one of the most cherished items is this, the crown of thorns. a paris fire chaplain ran in to save this. it's believed to have been pressed on jesus' head in his crucifixion. donations are pouring in from all over the world to help rebuild the cathedral. in the first 24 hours, people have pledged hundreds of millions of dollars. billionaires of some of the world's richest companies are opening their wallets. this morning, apple ceo tim cook pledged an unspecified amount to help rebuild this centuries old structure. an american nonprofit in san francisco told us they raised $70,000 already, and dozens of gofundme campaigns areopfrcis s the support. >> with everybody participating truly become everybody's place, and that's very important to us. notre dame is not only a building for parisians or for french. it's a building for the whole world. >> so true. now, many people are thinking about donating to the fund-raising campaign. how do yo

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look should replicate the old, or follow the french tradition of innovation along the lines of the louvreuelle gautrand. welcome, let me ask you first, what do you think is the biggest challenge of this project as an architect? i think the biggest challenge is of course, an architectural one, and that's because the notre dame is a wonderful modern he meant, and he exercise will be to add something —— monument, that's something that's innovative, so we do not have to mimic the old speier, i think we just have to keep challenging the innovation and the texture, and the new spire has to give a sort of contemporary notion and create a strong drink with the old building, we have to mix old and new. at the challenge, there is a lot of innovation is someone told me yesterday, i may have the wrong cathedral, i think strasburg had steeled to replace part of the roof after it was damaged, and people accepted the change provided they saw a now familiar around them. yes, in fact, the spire which is not existing any more, but which was existing any more, but which was existing two days ago, was not th

of the restf the treaeasures should we safely in the louvre by today or tomorrow -- thee collection will proceed.. sixten statues once coconnected t to te spire a safe. they were removed as part of renovations just four days before the firire. an official signing a much more positive note that -- to the one they were sounding twenty four hours a guy the french culture minister has said that the most precious relics of notre down have been saved including. the tunic of st louis teams will begin to remove some of the cathedrals greatest paintings on friday. but they say they do expect some of them to have been damaged by smoke and again kay has more. this protected room holds a portion of notre don's recover treasure as fun it just some delays and candle sticks will save thanks to a human chain which permitted firefighters to remove the treasures from the flaming gold edifice one by. one if it is still too they have to go through the smoke the mets are you and the falling melted debris to remove them. and keep them protected since it was a delicate it's dangerous operation and more use. th

but deni was born into a middle class family living not far from the open and the louvre the family later moved to a small town in sons of paris. his father. was a judge. his mother mary ordeal was the daughter of another. bomb. was in femi. yen. linny on. the other event remarks or annoying to me that is the one that. no commentary for parents or public thought of can see a country like the buckley m. we use our i'm. not a noble they're healthier than me they have rouge. or though a little the lie of the mother and political the one disorder. the. more. exact the mock up i like as well you're never going to shot on the amount is locked . i like it when i was just off the last and in addition if anyone did some mail you got a lot and wanted to. do sun is just ducky. so. on the eastern edge of the follows to fontainebleau is every scene. grew up in these it delivered so rounding on the banks of the center seventy five kilometers south of paris. in eighteen fifty days paternal grandfather told the shuttle.

you may remember us telling you about a new art installation at the louvre in paris.have been a huge hit with the patrons. within a day, the whole thing had been trampled on and torn to shreds. the french artist, jr, seemed fairly philosophical, tweeting "the images, like life, are ephemeral." that is a good attitude. stay with us that is a good attitude. stay with us here on bbc news. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @regedahmadbbc. hello again. we're going to see some big changes in our weather over the next few days of this week. not much snow on the mountains in scotland at the moment in this weather watch picture, sent to us by "colliestun". but you got a sense that that's going to change in a big way for scotland over the next few days as our weather turns significantly colder. now, on the satellite picture, we've got a streak of cloud to the north—west of the uk. and that's a cold front that's working in towards our shores. but if you're heading outside over the next few hours, the only place you're likely to come across rain really is northern ireland, and eve

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flames ravaged the inside of not cathedral we also know that what's been saved will no move to the louvre museum where it will remain until it can come back to not but let's take a look at how that. fire which literally ripped through the hearts of people here in paris last night unfold it. was bad. enough says there are two fronts which is burning really says his or her two friends says a lot of paris and so that's a part of our culture we are losing tonight says say look at notre down is the heart of paris it is grander it is monumental it is horrible to see everything we have to learn going up in smoke centuries of our heritage. was. in a. place that. it's very sad it's one of the great monuments of france we've had far away so it's devastating that a monument like this is burning. and in motion. i say this to you solomon obviously think we will rebuild this great cathedral together we will appeal to the greatest talents to help restore not treat them because this is what the french people expect and this is what our history deserves it is our destiny. well five hundred firefighters fo

. >> reporter: the arlt facts along with this 13th century tunic are being sent to the louvre where theyred. what was lost? >> so far we know what was saved. frrbsz and the majority of note rudame is standing. >> reporter: also still standing the two medieval cell towers, immortalused in victor hugo's "hunchback of notre dame." officials say the cathedral's high alter was damaged by falling debris. while the cross above it escaped largely unharmed. and the crown of thorns believed to have been worn by jesus christ was saved by chaplain. but the cathedral itself faces an uncertain future. you have all the water and wood debris on top. >> reporter: although president macron has vowed to rebuild in five years, depending on the damage, rebuilding could take decades. >> presidential candidate, bernie sandersent with where few dare to tread, fox news seen by nearly 3 million people. >> reporter: it's an appearance by bernie sanders that's grabbing attention on fox news. >> what we're talking about is simply a single payer insurance program. >> reporter: his it single payer for all got an enthu

. >> reporter: the artifacts, along with this 13th century tunic, are being transferred to the louvrethey will be protected and restored. and what was lost? >> that we will see in the coming days. so far, we know what's saved, and the majority of notre dame is saved because notre dame is standing. >> reporter: also still standing, its two medieval bell towers, immortalized in victor hugo's novel "the hunchback of notre dame," and later in movies. notre dame's iconic stained glass rose windows also appeared mostly unscathed, but officials say the cathedral's high altar was damaged by falling debris. and one of the cathedral's most sacred relics, the crown of while the descent from the crossed sculpture above it escaped largely unharmed. and one of the cathedral's most sacred relics, the crown of thorns, believed to have been worn by jesus christ, was saved by paris brigade chaplain jean- marc fournier. but the cathedral itself still faces an uncertainty future, says architectural historian tricia meehan. >> the biggest risk right now is everything that's on top of the vaults. as long a

earlier, valuable artworks were taken from the damaged building to be restored in the city's louvre museumathedral were saved. coming up in a few minutes: newsbeat documentaries asks what what unites i7—year—olds across the world. first, the weather. hello there. the start of the easter weekend certainly brought us warmth. good friday eclipsed the thursday before it to become the warmest day of the year so far. the warmest weather was on the south coast, gosport in hampshire had blue skies overhead lifting temperatures to 2a degrees. other places in england, wales, and northern ireland were not too far behind. a bit chilly for some eastern coasts. i'm hopeful that through saturday it won't be quite as breezy for those eastern areas, so it might feel a little less chilly. certainly high pressure remains in charge. one fly in the ointment, a frontal system wriggling around to the north—west, likely to introduce some cloud and more outbreaks of rain. really only over the far north—west of the uk, the western side of northern ireland and the west of scotland. elsewhere, from eastern scotland d

earlier, valuable artworks were taken from the damaged building to be restored in the city's louvre museum artifacts and valuable items inside the cathedral were saved. this month, the singer—songwriter billie eilish became the youngest person to reach number one in the uk album charts. the video of her single bad guy uses one of the fastest growing trends on the web. known as asmr, it involves sounds and whispers recorded into a microphone, which stimulate tingling feelings in many users. earlier this year, an asmr advert played during the superbowl — more proof the trend has gone mainstream. our media editor amol rajan has this story. whispering: let's all experience something... ..together. nearly 17 million people have seen this ad on youtube since it was first played during the us super bowl injanuary. it's the marketing world tapping into the biggest internet phenomenon you might not have heard of — it's called asmr. asmr stands for autonomous sensory meridian response and it's a tingling sensation that generally starts at the top of the head and moves back down the neck and across t

and the priceless relics including the crown of thorns rushed to the louvre to safety. so far roughly a billion dollars has been pledged to help rebuild cathedral. also we can tell you that tonight church bells all over france will rin around the same time that this fire broke out. craig melvin, nbc ne, paris, france. >>> france's president has set an ambitious goal to restore the rathedl 2024, when pas hosts the summer olympic games. craig tells us the public sentiment in france right now is that the project will beis f by then if not before. >>> developing in the district right now, the search continues this morning for a man who attacked and robbed a 94-year-old woman. she survivedhe attack and now she's telling news4 exactly what happened. >> got my arm and gripped b ind me and said he a gun. and i want yr cash. well i was in shock, really. i screamed, i guess, but at that point nobody could hear me. >> the woman doesn't want to be identified. she said a man attked her as she was walking from the cleveland park metro station in he car late monday night. the man told