to host the mona lisa." right in front of the mona lisa, announcing a massive renovation and a new entrance inside the louvre to a new home, just for the mona lisa, saying visitors will need a special ticket, and that the mona lisa will be in a, quote, special place that will be quieter. he says this is what the mona lisa deserves. the renovation expected to be completed by 2031. the french president hoping to stop the talk of any move for the mona lisa. making it clear, he wants the mona lisa to stay right there at the louvre in paris. i'm david muir. thanks for watching. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. the hotel in oakland's jack london square. closing. it means losing more than a place for visitors to sleep. >> a last minute funding freeze said to terrify thousands of nonprofits. i'm zach fuentes coming up, reaction from those organizations and a look at the memo that called for that freeze. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. fog and a chill will start off your morning. i'll show

ready to host the mona lisa.ht in front of the mona lisa, announcing a massive renovation and a new entrance inside the louvre to a new home, just for the mona lisa, saying visitors will need a special ticket, and that the mona lisa will be in a, quote, special place, that will be quieter. he says this is what the mona lisa deserves. the renovation expected to be completed by 2031. the french president hoping to stop the talk of any move for the mona lisa. making it clear, he wants the mo mona lisa to stay right there at the louvre in paris. i'm david muir. thanks for watching. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. it's right now. >> the american people elected president trump to be the president of the united states, and gave him a mandate to increase impact of every federal dollar. >> congress holds the power of the purse. that is very clear in the constitution. >> this is a dagger at the heart of the average american family. >> a funding freeze announced, but now on hold. >> our city, our st

the mona lisa remains its biggest attraction.ted to bring her back to italy. the mona lisa has been hanging at the louvre museum in france for over 200 years, after it was first purchased by a french king. but its what painted by leonardo davinci, the famed italian renaissance artist in the early 1500s. >> there's a lot of leonardo in milan. but, do they have greater rights than florence? do they have greater rights than paris? do they have greater rights than rome? and i think they don't, very obviously. >> reporter: nbc reached out to the louvre about the report, and they responded no comment. but for now, there's no indication that the mona lisa will be switching countries, with the costly and complex renovation process likely taking years to complete, with a special focus being put on building a special entrance, offering stream-lined access for those wanting to see the mona lisa only. macron says a design competition will be held in the coming months for the renovations. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >>> we thank you so much for

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the mona lisa lives at the louvre in paris, its home since about 1800. but with the next winter olympics happening in milan next year, milan's culture chief has an idea he wants to house the work. while french leadership grapples with possible renovations att the louvre, in essence killing two birds with one stone. but the idea so far is being met with skepticism. there's a lot of lot of leonardo in milan, but do they have greater rights than florence? do they have greater rights than than paris? do they have greater rights than rome? and i think they they don't. very obviously. everyone wants a piece of that smile. the louvre welcomes 9 million visitors a year and must cap daily numbers at 30,000. and the museum to be feeling the effects of so much wear and tear. in fact, french president emmanuel macron is supposed to visit the museum later today. you can watch the full story, including why the mona lisa calls the louvre home. coming up at 7:00, right after today in the bay. you know, we had visited the louvre. we were fortunate to go as a family. and

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emmanuel macron today announced a massive renovation and a new entrance and home in the museum for the mona lisa. what he says she deserves. and that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> there's a new trend on the red carpet. celebrities opening up about dissolving facial fillers and swearing them off for good. >> i'm so against any kind of body filler. i had to reverse all of that damage. it's like everybody's chasing this one. look. i would just say, don't rush into anything unless you're 100% sure. >> facelift after fillers now. >> streaming on hulu. >> nightline. >> the stories. >> that shape. >> your. >> world. >> shape your life. dramatic. stunning. empowering. jaw dropping. watch the most powerful news starts right now. >> a longtime san francisco business owner and marijuana pioneer shot four times in the street. tonight, we're learning more about the victims still in the hospital tonight. and what led up to the crime. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm j

. >> the mona lisa was painted by da vinci, the famed italian renaissance artist, in the early 1500s. she is hung on the walls of french royalty. napoleon and the louvre. except in 1911, when she was stolen by an italian employee who wanted to bring her back to italy. so how would she feel about returning today? well, as always, what she's thinking is almost impossible to read. >> the louvre is not commenting right now on these reports of poor conditions, or whether that is linked to the president's visit today. also, no comment on italy's offer to borrow the mona lisa for a short period of time. >> back to you. >> and an update just in literally the french president macron just announced that mona lisa is going to get her own dedicated space. so we'll keep you posted. and that does it for us today. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >> good morning. 11 a.m. eastern, 8 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. we begin with. >> breaking news. >> about president. >> trump sweeping. >> changes to the. >> federal government. over the course of just 24 hours, the president mandat

the expansion includes mona lisa. she's getting a room alters cell phone internet service for china. because, yeah, the line is very rates president. macron said the project finished by 2031. so the cost about 834 million dollars that they make that bag. mona lisa room and the mona in recent years, the museums and play with. i would just talk about all that overcrowding. so renovation is going to hope to address some of those problems. yeah. and less remodel. >> was in the 1980's. that's when they put that big glass pyramid in. and when that first was unveiled, people are like, it's modern its other. doesn't work it out of the flocks there and they take pictures and al qaeda just goes together. i think. there it 3 bay area dogs have made it to the next round of america's favorite pet basco from the san francisco fire. jump to first place in his group. lexi the fashionable pinscher is in 6 and her group and 16 year-old mickey for bret, what is first in his group and they are looking to win $10,000. the voting ends tomo

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the mona lisa is to be given its own space the move was announced as part of a major shake—up of thee goddess mazu for good fortune. more on this in the business news. in meantime, you are news. in the meantime, you are bbc news. stay watching bbc news. stay with us. hello, there. with these low pressure systems, which have brought days are looking dry. in fact, for the end of the week, high pressure will tend to build in to bring a lot of dry and sunny weather. wednesday we've got a lot of sunshine around, a few but it will bring a windy, cloudy, wet day to the extreme now the heaviest of the rain, the strongest winds remaining offshore, but it looks like the channel islands dry with some sunshine. it will be a chilly day, temperatures in but with skies clearing overnight, cold air mass, could be a risk of ice where showers have fallen. for thursday morning. a cold start with some mist and fog patches, too, and north east of scotland. it will feel chilly, but at least we've got the sunshine to compensate. see some sleet and snow over the higher ground of england it willfizzle qhtééfi

mona lisa will get its own room in the louvre. the announcement is so big that it was made by the french president, emmanuel macron himself. it's part of a massive renovation and expansion project of the louvre, already the world's largest museum. if you are wondering. sounds like though this couldn't come soon enough. there have been a lot of problems with just how it's falling apart. basically, reports of water leaks and temperature control issues that understandably can threaten these priceless pieces of art and artifacts. on his first day in office, president donald trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of nearly all january 6th defendants, some of them convicted of violently attacking police officers at the capitol. we know that happened, and now we've learned a woman in texas is working to turn her home into a retreat for pardoned offenders. here's donie o'sullivan report. >> we're frantically. >> working to get. >> them done. >> i already have two. jay sixers living on our property. >> this is jenny cudd. she's opening.

and yet that's we're always bringing something to an art worker and exhibition to go and see the mona lisa, jesus christ to me. and did you have a huge amount of contacts about how much money it cost and you know, the 0 that we are, the dementia may or may not have been what have you. but where i'm arriving yet is that i think when you're making our you are also making a context to see that with in right. so you're saying i want you to look at this image. i want you to look at this sculpture. what have you. but this is a framework that you can look at it from. and when you look at it from that framework, you're going to see something very, very different. yeah. and if you don't have that framework, so i think we, we were kind of have that in common, that we're trying to not only show something, but create a context for seeing that. yeah. and i think also exhibition so events in the world, you know, sometimes that can be political events. and, you know, since the arts and kind of like museums have become such a part of the whole kind of economy of the spectacle norm. yeah, it's kind of like

yeah, that's, we're always bringing something to an, our work current exhibition to go and see the mona lisa. jesus christ of getting did you have a huge amount of contacts about how much money it costs. you know, the 0 that we are the davinci may or may not have been what have you. but where i'm arriving yet is that i think when you're making our, as you are also making a context to see that with in right. so you're saying i want you to look at this image. i want you to look at the sculpture, what have you. but this is a framework that you can look at it from. and when you look at it from that framework, you're going to see something very, very different. yeah. and if you don't have that framework, so i think we, we were kind of have that in common, that we're trying to not only show something, but create a context for seeing that. yeah. and i think also exhibition, so i events in the world, you know, sometimes that can be political events. and, you know, since the arts and kind of like museums have become such a part of the whole kind of economy of the spectacle. not. yeah, it's kind of li

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[ cheers and applause ] >> kelly: for anyone but you, that's not the only song he's on, his song mona lisa apparently. great soundtracks. our first ges -- guest, he led a cult in waco, who could say that? and he's biked through the wild west in the new series "american prime evil", premiering on netflix tomorrow, please welcome taylor kitsch. [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd noise ] >> kelly: nice to meet you. >> actor: good to meet you. thank you for having me. >> kelly: all the way from montana. i love that you live there. >> actor: four years now. >> kelly: i bought it in 2018. >> actor: i am right after. >> kelly: speaking of things we somewhere in common, you love christmas, and you have your christmas decor up longer than maybe you should? >> actor: i got the 30 foot santa, the 20 foot rein deer, a couple of thousand lights, a couple ogrinches, ginger bread man, a polar bear and penguins. non-stop. >> kelly: that's amazing. do you get into new years. do you do resolutions? >> actor: i try not to, to be honest. i live life so fully ...you know, no, i really don't. i try and just take a

i'm going to tell you why you should like the mona lisa, which we've discussed before. but can you explain her smile? i can. so that you know, it will be time to pick team. i have my new acronym, crank china, russia, iran, north korea. you know, those are the opposing team if you do business with them, you are going to have a problem. and i think that kind of clarity, as you said, is going to be critical and i think it is a great moment for. partners and allies, to not just say, you know, what can do for me, but what can we all do together as the as aligned nations who have similar similar priorities and agenda. and one of those for national security advisors won't name them once said. to me, basically, we're just trying to make a little money and get along with people. as you know that's pretty sound policy just and that's that's going to be the business of this administration and i think that that it can be a age not just for israel, israel relationship, but for our relationship ships in the middle east and more broadly so it's you know, it's hard to write a book like

lisa: in fairness, mona lisa.under trump. >> the fed, and you have heard me sing this for a long time, has got to get more strategic in its approach and has to be stopping excessively data dependent. jonathan: that conversation up next. live from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: big trading day coming up, lots of earnings after the closing the, microsoft, meta, tesla. major fed decision at 2:00 p.m., just trying to promo our coverage. it is not a major decision but we would love to catch up with you. news conference at 2:30. is it a skip, a pause? lisa: you are really selling it. jonathan: could he consider a rate hike? lisa: absolutely not. jonathan: will donald trump phone-in? it would be really interesting. lisa: leading the witness. jonathan: i know the president tunes and sometimes it so if you are listening this morning, you should do that. wouldn't that be great, the president writes in? that's how you make this interesting. lisa: you're doing a great job. keep going. jonathan: under surveillan

>> tyrus: hmm, i'm going to go with the climate protesters who threw soup at the mona lisa picked i love story because it shows how dumb these clowns are. no damage was done to the painting because it is protected with bullet proof glass. in other words, they wasted everyone's time. what kind of maniacs throw soup at a work of art without the option of a side salad? or at least throw half a sandwich or some saltines. all right, kat. what is your next pick? >> kat: my second favorite story of the year was justin timberlake getting arrested for a dwi. not the drunk driving part. i'm not a monster. my favorite cop done my part was the cop that pulled him over, he was so young that he didn't even know who timberlake was. [laughter] i guess for one brief moment timberlake knew how it felt to be a member of 98 degrees. >> tyrus: ooh! >> kat: but, to me, someone not knowing who justin timberlake was marks and end of an era and the day i first became old. tyrus, what is your second favorite story? >> tyrus: i'm going to go with. >> michele: mission to rescue the nasa astronauts. once again, it s

>> tyrus: i'm going to go with the climate protesters who through soup at the mona lisa.ove this because it shows how dumb these clouds are. no damage was done to the painting because it is protected with bulletproof glass. and other was, they wasted everyone's time. what kind of maniac throws soup at a work of art without the option of a side salad. [laughter] or at least throw in half a sandwich or some saltines. all right, cap, what is your next point. >> kat: my second. and -- was justin timberlake getting arrested for a dwi -- dwi. my favorite part was the cop who pulled him over. he was so young and he didn't even know who timberlake was. [laughter] , right? i guess for one brief moment, template knew how it felt to be a member of 98 degrees. >> tyrus: out. >> kat: but to me, somebody not knowing who justin timberlake was marks the end of an era. and today i officially became old. [laughter] all right, tyrice, what is your second favorite story? >> tyrus: i'm going to go with spacex mission to rescue the nasa astronauts. once again, it shows that elon musk is about

>> i'm going to go with climate protesters who threw soup at the mona lisa. i love this story, it shows how dumb these clowns are. no harm was done, it is protected with bullet-proof glass. no option of side salad or throw in half a sandwich or saltsines. what is your next pick? >> second favorite was justin timberlake getting arrested f for -- not the dui part, the conthat pulled him over was so young, he didn't know who justin was. to me, somebody not knowing who justin timberlake was marks end of an era and day i officially became old. >> what is your second favorite story? >> space x mission to rescue nasa astronauts. it shows that elon musk is all about saving things, saving astronauts, he saved twitter, next year he will help save the government. now if he can save himself from getting people pregnant all the time. what is your number one? >> trump-biden debate. beginning of the end for joe. f d for joe and finally a time where anyone who called us crazy for saying he was not well saw that he was not well. and it meant that he could get back to perceivi

instead meanwhile i italian officials are demanding more from that the museum in paris return the mona lisaeum is in a state of disrepair that da vinci's masterpiece should be moved to milan ahead of the 2026 winter olympics emmanuel macron visited because the report was out how bad things were with leaks and temperature then there was this president trump's immigration crackdown delivering results fox digital reporting crossings at the southern border have dropped more than 60% in the first week of the new administration new york city raids leading to the arrest of five career criminals including transects of a gang member and in a rural colorado remember the takeover caught on video the residents were terrified we talked about it the issue raised at the white house press briefing this is what happened when the new press secretary karoline leavitt got into it with the reporter over the ice detainment first on the podium watch rc handle this. >> ice arrested 1179 undocumented immigrants on sunday but half of them 566 of migrants appear to know prior under prior record besides entering the c

emmanuel macron announced the project today, in front of the museum's most famous resident, the mona lisaplans include giving the da vinci masterpiece her own dedicated room. the project is expected to take up to a decade, and cost hundreds of millions of euros. the musem's last upgrade dates back to the 1980s, when the iconic glass pyramid was installed. since then, it's become plagued by outdated facilities and overcrowding. still to come on the news hour, southern california eyes the extent of its long recovery from this month's deadly wildfires. and we sit down with grammy winning jazz vocalist samara joy who's up for more awards on sunday. >> this is pbs news hour west -- news hour from the rubenstein studio in washington and from our bureau at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: the uncertainty around the trump administration's funding phrase is alarming many in the world about global health because it could affect key programs overseen by the u.s. agency for international development or usaid. the state department issued a waiver on its paus

will include a new entrance and several underground rooms, one of which will be the new home of the mona lisa. the project is estimated to cost at more than $800 million. it will be the first big renovation here since the 1980s. google says it will follow president trump's executive order changing the name of two historic locations. the tech giant says its maps will update the names of denali and the gulf of mexico to mount mckinley and the gulf of america. once federal maps also makes the change. this comes after trump signed an executive order on his first day back in office, ordering the interior secretary make the switch within 30 days. the prime minister of denmark is pushing back against president trump's desire to take over greenland, a danish territory. fox's greg palghat has more on the escalating dispute from london. president trump is. >> doubling down on his efforts to acquire greenland from denmark, and now the danish government is pushing back. on tuesday, prime minister mette frederiksen started a diplomatic blitz across europe, meeting with officials in berlin and paris before

the iconic museum will undergo a major revision and expansion and the expansion includes mona lisa getting all to herself and the new entrance. the president of francis, the project should be finished by 2031 and will cost 834 million dollars in recent years. the museum has been plagued with overcrowding and outdated facilities. so this renovation is hoping to address those issues. the museums last remodel was in the 80's when that iconic glass pyramid was unveiled. >> and >> people celebrating lunar new year allsaround the world today. this is video from vietnam. the festivities there included line dances, drone shows and this fireworks display as thousands of people welcomed in. they hear the snake. >> we still have a lot more had together this afternoon on kron 4. i'm justine properties. 3 is next. (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo

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at the louvre, it's the mona lisa that draws the crowds. room of their own. president macron announcing a makeover for the museum, that include underground rooms and a new entrance, paid for by higher prices for americans and other non-european visitors. the president's intervention prompted by a leaked memo, that said the 230-year-old building is leaky and in a state of disrepair. notre dame cathedral is newly rebuilt. only just reopening in december, five years after a devastating fire. craig saw the remarkable results firsthand. >> the rose windows, fully restored. the flames were so intense that day, that the lead roof here actually started to melt. >> reporter: the fire in april 2019 brought down the iconic spire and centuries old roof, all of it painstakingly recreated. much of the cathedral's stunning stained glass survived the flames, including these 19th century windows in six of the seven chapels on the south a aisle, which will now be replaced with new, more modern ones. the plans raising eyebrows. >> there is no need to replace

i will fight for growth with a double f, but macron vows british will pay more to see mona lisa.hat? unbelievable. and this is really a story about the louvre. is in a story about the louvre. is in a poor state of disrepair and needs money investing in it and capital investing in it. but capital investing in it. but capital investing? well done. josh, thanks for coming to the paul coyte. >> you know the poor economics lesson. >> exactly. yeah. so british tourists will have to pay more tourists will have to pay more to enter the louvre in paris under plans to announce . under plans to announce. announced by emmanuel macron at the museum on tuesday. and he's he's essentially saying that the telegraph are saying, should i say that the british are going to have to pay more to go? but what they really mean is that non eu citizens are going to have to pay more because the way they frame. are you telling me that a newspaper framed it in a in a dishonest way? you know, when i first read it, you know the gammon in me is double angry again, very pink. and i'm like, what do you mean 1546 00

. >> i imagine it's what it would have been like watching da vinci paint the mona lisa.s just, i mean, absolute genius at work, you know, george washington and all these figures in history. >> and then there's this guy we're always led to believe, aren't we, that these people are not really behind their tweets, that it's someone else doing it? >> you could always tell with trump that it's him. he was a master of the tweet format, and he still is one of the best posters in history. i think he was made for this age of social media tidbits, secretly admiring him. i you can't underestimate trump. and people have done it again and again and again. and if the left continue to do that, then you know we're out of office for years and years. >> i think it's now out. it's beyond doubt that he is the most influential political figure of the 21st century. >> yeah, well, with this second victory, right. it's interesting what it does to biden's legacy as well, because now he's kind of like a footnote in between the two. it's like it's the trump era where there was four years where you