others complain it is a way for the unpopular macron to leave his mark.said the heritage belongs to the french people and a leader can't sully this priceless heritage on a whim. another observer told us this. >> he wanted to leave a trace that he had sort of changed something. he had his imprint, if you like. >> the plans are going forward. the windows are set to be in place at notre dame by the end of the year. but art and architecture groups are up in arms taking france and macron to court with spiritual barricades. >> an old saying if it ain't broke, don't fix it. they weren't broke. greg, thank you. >> thank you. >> president trump: i'll sign a historic executive order to ban men from competing in women's sports. about time. under the trump administration we'll defend the proud tradition of female athletes. i think we have a ten. we have a ten. [cheers and applause] >> dana: president trump met with cheers as he completed another one of his campaign promise, keeping biological men out of women's sport. teammate of lia thomas margo joins me now. tell u

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. >> what about i was going to ask you about macron. >> well, i mean. >> well, i mean. >> he's in hishe's in his last hurrah. >> yeah. and actually he's been one of the biggest threats to nato. i mean, he called it a brain dead organisation. he's been pushing for a european military, however you want to describe that. and of course, some of these countries are constitutionally bound to not take part. it was a nato operation effectively in libya, but germany couldn't take part in that because constitutionally they're not there. now, the thing about pesco is, is that it says you recruit, you know, you procure through each country the parts you need, not all procuring the same thing. well, if a country that doesn't want to take part or maybe legally can't take part in something, you may not be able to even trigger article five or do that defence capability. and people always forget article three, which says that you must be able to defend your borders for three weeks before the reinforcement of nato arrives. article 5 an attack on one, an attack on the other. but article three says you'v

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help pay for the overhaul, which is expected to cost around $800 million over ten years, president macronan union will pay more from next year. >> i'm going to say it's not to discourage international tourism or to punish anyone, but the reality of the economy. >> reporter: the louvre has also begun private fundraising, hoping the museum's popularity will help loosen purse strings around the world. i'm elaine cobbe in paris. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm carissa lawson. ♪ >>> hello, and thanks for watching. i'm carissa lawson in new york, and this is "cbs news roundup." here are the top stories. a federal judge has temporarily blocked president trump's plan to push out federal employees by offering them money to leave. the fear of being fired is spreading to the fbi too, especially among agents who investigated cases related to the january 6th riots. >>> and we'll take a look at the rush

french president macron and indian prime minister co-hosting the two-day summit.inues to rise in popularity despite concerns over its interactions with content seen as unfavorable to the ccp. prince harry can stay in california for now. despite his immigration status being questioned as the heritage foundation claims he may have hidden past illegal drug use that would have disqualified him from getting a visa. don't worry trurp telling new york post, quote, i'll leave them alone heels got enough problems with his wife. she's terrible. oh this is -- that alone makes me want to vote for trump again harry wife meghan markle called misogynistic in the past and those are your headlines. so funny. all right looking to elevate your game day feast at ford fry shows how to do that next. ♪ ♪ (vo) weight loss is changing. for so long, i felt stuck on repeat. i tried, and tried again. lost weight, gained it back. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, z

different bond yield, the spread of french bonds compared to german bonds wiped out after macron dissolvedand calls for elections last june. it had been trading roughly in the 40 to 50 basis point range. it widened to about 70 to 80. it has been roughly in that range of percent and had gone up to 90 and came back down to write close to 70 in the last few days as people expected this budget to go through and to survive this confidence motion. the reason is it is not the people of the budget. maybe not esther conine but still a belt-tightening budget. it's about trying to reduce the deficit. it increases taxes on businesses but that's better than the paralysis of not having the budget. yes, it is probably largely priced in. in the short term, and we put out stories about this, people aspect the french bonds spread to continue to narrow as people are happy there is a budget and france can move forward from here. scarlet: appreciate you joining us and hopping on with this breaking news. the french premier surviving a no-confidence vote and that means it should be a go for the new budget for 22

so people like emmanuel macron can tell him how brexit has been a complete disaster. so despite the fact that starmer's cabinet called trump things like a neo—nazi, sympathising, woman hating, kkk aligned fascist and goodness knows what else, trump is willing to overlook all of that and by the sounds of it, treat us better than most nations. what does starmer do? goes to the eu with his begging bowl out, negotiating from a position of unbelievable weakness because they all know he's said stuff like this. >> already voted i think three times as a party for a second referendum with a three line whip behind it. and so i can tell you today, an incoming labour government will legislate for a referendum immediately on taking power and hold that referendum within six months. labour must support all options remaining on the table, including campaigning for a pubuc including campaigning for a public vote. that was our commitment. we would call for a general election if the deal didn't get through, but that if that didn't happen, the option of a public vote ought to be availabl

. >> president macron is also expected to tell the prime minister that brexit has failed. >> changes to how we grade our schools while new ofsted inspection proposals are branded worse than the system currently in place. >> one of the biggest nights in music as stars hit the red carpet in los angeles for the grammy awards. >> yes, the biggest names in the world of music descended on los angeles last night for the 67th annual grammy awards, some with cloves, some with not. i'll be. >> bringing you later. >> bringing you later. >> eco anxiety is rife among children, with nearly 80% found to have a chronic fear of environmental doom. so we're asking, is it time to be more concerned about the climate? >> and we'll be hearing about a community getting behind a young boy who is battling a rare form of cancer, as he comes in to the studio with us this morning. >> and in sport this morning, manchester city are humbled at arsenal. manchester united are well used to being humbled as they lose to crystal palace again. and guess what? spurs win. >> there'll be a northwest southeast split develop