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. ♪ mona lisa, mona lisa ♪ men have named you there are beautiful songs, words and memories that willhearts... ♪ it's impossible ♪ to tell the sun to leave the sky ♪ ♪ it's just impossible this is the music of your life.

which is where the mona lisa is, whi if you've been to paris. he's a 39-year-old investment banker. while he was a finance minister under president francois hollande's administration, he has never had elected office. but you see there the support is huge with people there with the tricolor flag of flag -- blue, white and red. also talking about hope and their aspirations for this president-elect. international correspondent syril vignette is not there in the crowd but at a cafe. people have been very loquacious about their thoughts about this election. >> they have, indeed, fred. we've met a variety of people here and types of voters. the reluctant macron voter. people just wanting to keep the far right out of power. now we are speaking to maryann abraham, an enthusiastic macron supporters. just a word of context. maryann is a french voter who moved to the u.s. a number of years ago, partly because she wanted to be closer to barack obama and his inclusive, as she says, brand of politics. what's your reaction to this victory this evening? >> i'm extremely satisfied. macron is -- he r

it is a museum and people will know it for the mona lisa. in the center stands a fairly modern glass pyramid. so you've got old and new. you've got patriotic and reform. you've got all the symbolism that comes with what macron is trying to tell the world. they chose this quite carefully. it is outside. they're lucky it wasn't raining. it's a little chilly, but that hasn't damped down the enthusiasm of the people who are literally as i'm looking ahead of me, they're not just stacked up behind me. they are still pouring in, flooding in. i've been talking to a lot of my colleagues and i've covered french elections before. we haven't actually seen in the last 20, 30 years this kind of excitement for a second round and for, you know, people coming in from all over to see the results and come to this particular headquarters. the last time there was a risk of an extremist winning the french presidency was when marine la pen's father made it to the second round in 2002. i covered that as well. at that time all the other parties, all of them, left, r

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even the mona lisa was getting turturnt. are you serious? ♪ this was fascinating. global trend toward nationalism, the future of the european union but mostly american people trying to pronounce french names ( pronouncing emmanuel macron) >> emmanuel macron took the victory over the weekend and supporters gathered outside the luv-ree. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i don't think that's a thing. anyway, the question now is what macron's 30 point victory over le pen means. both candidates were celebrating. >> the winner strode on stage to give his victory speech accompanied by beethoven's ode to joy, the european anthem. the loser trade to dance her blues away to "i love rock and roll" ( laughter ) >> trevor: you know what they say, dance like nobody is voting. honestly, i believe le pen is happy. she lost the election but she won a lot of the people. her xenophobic national party came from nothing to win 35% of the vote which is basically all donald trump really wanted. he didn't want to win, he just wanted to be the opposition party, criticizing the president at every tur

don't think sarah was actually and in the original photograph she has a mysterious little smile, mona lisae smile on her face. >> reporter: it's the only known photograph of sarah. she constantly constructed and reconstructed rooms 24/7 for 38 years. there were 600 at one point. some say she slept in different bedrooms so the spirits couldn't find her. she also built stairs that led to nowhere and a maze of secret passageways to throw off the spirits. this is the third floor of the house and it is the most active in terms of ghosts. this area in particular is known to be frequented by ghosts. it's called the witch's cap and this is where they believe sarah communicated with the dead. she an innovator of her time. she had the latest technologies and appliances and used only the finest materials that money could buy. >> this house is a manifestation of sarah winchester and i think in that sense, it's haunted. >> reporter: shooting is expected to go well into the night and should wrap by tomorrow. now, this movie is due out in early 2018. coming up at 6:00, ken, i'll show you a part of this h

in the original photograph she has a mysterious little mona lisa smile on her face. >> reporter: it'sknown photograph of sarah. she constantly constructed and reconstructed rooms 24/7 for 38 years. there were 600 at one point. some say she slept in different bedrooms to escape the spirits. she also built stairs that led to nowhere and a maze of secret passages to throw off the spirits. this is the third floor of the house and it is the most active in terms of ghosts. this area in particular is known to be frequented by ghosts. it's called witch's cap and this is where they believe sarah communicated with the dead. sarah was also an innovator of her time. she had the latest technologies and appliances. and she used only the finest materials that money could buy. this basement is not often shown on tours. this is one of the mansion's most haunted halls where apparitions are usually spotted. her servants worked here. many moved coal into this boiler. >> this house is a manifestation of sarah winchester and i think in that sense, it's haunted. i don't feel the remotest sense of spookiness

everybody hatin on me right now i'm black and proud black and proud ♪ ♪ i'm just as white as that mona lisablack i vote for glover instead ♪ ♪ glover instead los angeles, california how are you doing! [ cheers and applause ] sing it if you know it! as loud as you can. to the back. let's go! ♪ i been feeling so down i think they should know now i think they should know what's up ♪ ♪ that's that road i been down i know how it go down i know how it go now what's up ♪ ♪ i feel like i don't belong i feel like my life is wrong ♪ ♪ i feel like i don't know what's up what's up what's up ♪ ♪ go on and let your soul glow let your soul glow glow ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh shine and glow let it glow glow ooh ooh ♪ ♪ glow ♪ ♪ black spiderman can you save a brother now black spiderman can you save a brother now ♪ ♪ yeah let your soul glow let your soul glow glow ♪ ♪ >> thank you guys so much. i off my wife jessica. i love you. swag. thank you, guys. this is the bomb. this is crazy. swag. [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, left to die? 18 fraternity members facing charges over a hazing ritu

i was, like, trying to make the "mona lisa" for them, and they were painting a mustache on her.lemonis: right. fuji definitely has a different process than what i saw earlier. not only is he using fresh meat, but he's taking the time to use the right spices and the right blends. that's how a specialty burger is supposed to be made. bring that knife, please. tranchina: wow. it looks good. sammy: what do we got? oh, this thing's bangin'. lemonis: these burgers are way better than what i had earlier. did you try this one? unbelievable. tranchina: which one is that one? let me get some of that. i'm starving. lemonis: it's got the fresh meat and the herbs and the spices. -covello: i'm loving this. -fuji: that's the italian. lemonis: they're not perfect, but there seems to be real potential. fuji: not bad. [ chuckles ] lemonis: it's time for us to sit down. i want to see the financials. covello: it's fairly accurate. lemonis: i hope it's more than fairly. you're doing about $600,000 a year in sales, and so you definitely have a revenue problem, because in this size of a place, you sho

la mona lisa. [risas] ♪ [risas] ♪ ana patricia: les quiero presentar a mi mami. la quiero mucho.hermosa. bendecida. ana patricia: es una fecha muy importante. para ti no ha sido nada fÁcil. para ti tampoco. quÉ sucediÓ en tu vida? ♪ julia: la pÉrdida del trabajo. la pÉrdida de la vivienda. >[llanto] separarme de la pequeÑa. ana patricia: una amiga le daba un hogar a ti y otro a tu hija. ahora, tienes un trabajo, pero no te alcanza. el dÍa de hoy existe el cambio en ella. Ésa sueÑa con tener un mejor trabajo para poder seguir adelante. sÉ que con mucho esfuerzo para ser la escuela de julia. >> la escuela me ha ayudado mucho. ana patricia: tÚ que las conoces. quÉ les quiere decir? >> ellas son bendecida. son unas mujeres bellas, trabajadoras, me emociona. en el poco tiempo que nos conocemos. nos conocemos en un restaurante. ella querÍa tomarse una foto conmigo. ella sabes de este programa. yo creo que dios los va a bendecir. la niÑa estÁ bien. ella falta conseguir un programa nuevo. este cambio de look le harÍa falta. ahora, puede lucir a la altura de cÓmo estÁ el mundo hoy afuera.