we are at ground level of notre dame. there are more than a thousand tons of scaffolding around me.are about to take an elevator more than a hundred feet up to where the fire started. and here at the top of the damaged vault. this is the nave of the cathedral. and you can see the stained glass windows and we can see some of the charred remains. the wood supports are temporary braces for the crumbling flying buttresses more than 800 years old. each one is tailored individually using modern technology but medieval know-how. the rooster on top of the spire slammed through the roof right here. he says he had something symbolic charged with emotion because notre dame is a mythical, mystical place. but the obvious damage is here, and it's so much worse than it looks from the outside. we are so high up, i hope you're not afraid of heights but this is where the ceiling was. this is this gaping hole where the spire collapsed. and this right here is the focus of the reconstruction. despite the modern designs that have cropped up, the new spire will be true to its history. this man heads up th

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i am very happy to take every shot available at notre dame because i root against them in football.es! >> and the other point i would make briefly, in their defense, which i am loath to do what i will try, it's 180 kids out of 8600 kids who go to the school, so that is roughly 2%. my guess is if you poll the other 98%, almost all will say yes, i would like some delicious fried chicken and take your politics elsewhere. >> greg: they would sales other people suck, that is what they would probably say. judge, shouldn't these people be boycotting their own school for its religious affiliation? >> yeah, you know, that is a great point. if you don't like chick-fil-a because they gave to organizations that are anti-lgbtq+ -- >> greg: well done. >> okay, you know, why notre dame? it is a catholic university, okay? they're just stupid. maybe they are not woke enough. >> greg: they are not woke enough, kat. what is your theory -- or do you have a theory? do you care? >> i am a lapsed catholic, but i still believe the christian chicken, though. it's not that deep. and also, gay marriage, supre

>> notre dame is a great university.tre dame students and faculty petitioning the university not to allow chick-fil-a on campus. it's the number one fast food company in america. it's good food, good service at a reasonable price. a catholic family. they are religious people. here is my statement to the faculty and students at notre dame. you don't have the right to deny someone service because they have some religiously held beliefs. that's very bad and very dangerous for america. we've got to speak up. if they put amnesty in the infrastructure bill, if you don't like my ideas as a republican, you better come up with one of your own, because we won't surrender and just be run over. i'm never going to let that happen. when a company like chick-fil-a is attacked because they want to act on their faith and we don't stand behind them, then some but he will come after our faith. >> sean: that's will have inside. the way, i will go to chick-fil-a, but if the line is like it usually is, down the block come around the corner, i

fire april 15th, 2019 >> how long is it going to take to rebuild notre dame?se of all that lead, we suited up in protective gear all right. let's go nbc news was granted rare access, an exclusive look at the restoration efforts, the magnificent nave transformed a jungle of scaffolding. we are at ground in notre dame there are more than a thousand tons of scaffolding and me we are about to take an elevat where the fire started and here at the top of the damaged bulk you can see the stain glassed windows right here take a look. we see the charred remains more than 800 years old. the chief architect explains each one is tailored individually using modern technology but medieval no-how one of the cathedral's most prized relics the rooster on top of the spire slammed through the roof right here. he said he had something symbolic, charged with emotion because notre dame is a mythical mystical place but the obvious damage is here and it's so much worse than it looks from the outside we are so high up. hope you're not afraid of heights. but this is where the ceiling w

students and staff at the university of notre dame, i said that right, notre dame echoing those concernsthical concerns. the notre dame thing absolutely befuddled. take a look at the world's most expensive french fries cost $200 at serendipity, a famous restaurant that carly goes to every night. crowned the dish yesterday on national french friday. carley: they are drenched in domperidone should champagne. seasoned with truffles, 23 karat animal gold dust and more. $200 we did you watch the five? they tried them on set. they said they were good. i am sure they are delicious. it is something to add more to the cost. todd: it lets you know you have made it. jillian: staffing shortages impact businesses nationwide, violence is skyrocketing in major cities. meet the young chicago man bucking this trend, walking 3 hours each way to work and back. todd: why the story is so important now more than ever when we come back. ♪♪ i've pricked my finger 3,000 time i've pricked my finger and my a1c was still over 9. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my ph there's my glucose number. ye i feel l

>> okay, that's what i thought. >> notre dame press, new book. name again? >> time in eternity. >> if you want to get in touch you have a journal tell us about that. >> we do. this is a mep ship organization. you can go online and sign up as a member. we have members worldwide and you get our referee journal online and in print called theology of science not surprisingly. picture of the golden gate >> e mattic and publiforums durp conference people can sign up for. a lot of stuff going especially this fall. >> great resource for the bay area. thanks to dr. robert russell for being in the studio. we'll be back next month for john swisher and myself if you think that science and religion are an thet cal and not really true, find a way to get involved, i'm hugh burrows see you again for mosaic next month. watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> live from the cbs b studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> today is the day that it starts to feel better, although were not out of the heat with just yet. i will show you the difference coming up. >>> what is bein

part of the story but the notre dame thing shocks me. >> reporter: let me get to the new york part,e accusing chick-fil-a dissemination. they want to ban the chain from opening new restaurants at new york rest stops. chick-fil-a through the charitable wing of its business have a history of donating millions of dollars to organizations that are discriminatory and anti-lgbt queue, the company is firing back saying chick-fil-a does not have a political or social agenda, we welcome everyone in our restaurants. you mentioned notre dame, students and faculty are protesting plans for chick-fil-a on campus because of donation to christian groups the, quote, fund hate groups but i got to deck out fox news reported that chick-fil-a was not doing donations to these controversial groups anymore. did you not read the news from two years ago that chick-fil-a wasn't doing this? they are doing their best and at the end of the day -- it is a chicken sandwich. >> christian charities, folks who own them are allowed to be whatever religion they want to be. ice cream, we have an ice cream flavor on the

suited up for protection the cathedral's majestic nave now a metal cage >> we're at ground level of notre dame. there are a thousand tons of scaffolding around me. we're about to take an elevator more than 100 feet up to where the fire started the conditions extreme. workers risking lead exposure but the most serious damage is best seen from up above. we are so high up. this is where the ceiling was. this is a gaping hole where the spire collapsed, and this right here is the focus of the reconstruction chief architect philippe villeneuve says this is a dream job. but now he says the cathedral is like a sick covid patient "i absolutely have to save her." the ambitious goal, reopen by 2024 molly hunter, nbc news, paris. >>> when we come back, my exclusive interview with women making baseball history >>> some baseball inspiration tonight, with history about to be made, not on the field, but this the broadcast booth. when the baltimore orioles take on the tampa bay rays tomorrow night in the mlb game of the week on youtube, history will be made >> we realize the gravity of the situation. and we re

the notre dame fighting irish, they're going to try to take it away. >> laura: they are not taking notre dame. notre dame is not getting rid of the fighting irish. >> i hope they ended at some point i just don't know how we stop it, the woke activism train always has to keep moving, that is what they do, unfortunately. >> laura: the biggest thing that will come after next is the patriots. who is to say what patriots means today? that is very judgmental. >> how about the vikings? they had a little bit of pillaging in the past. they are not cuddly. i have no idea how this is going to end, not well. >> laura: great to see you. anthony fauci still doesn't seem to get what senator rand paul was actually getting at this week during a confrontation during a senate hearing, choosing instead just to lash out. >> he was completely out of line. he totally distorted reality and he made some inflammatory and i believe slanderous remarks about lying under oath which is complete nonsense. some of the things he says are so distorted and out of tune with reality, i had to call him on that. i didn't enjoy

you go to the cathedral of notre-dame, and in one of the alcoves right in the main chapel of the notre-dameto la virgen de guadalupe. dolores huerta: we were both, you know, young, in our 30s, and i remember when caesar called me to his house. we were both working in los angeles at the time with the community service organization. and caesar called me to his house and darren helen, his wife, helen's kitchen, and he said to me, "you know, the farm workers will never have a union unless you and i do it." and i thought he was kidding, right? i started laughing. and then he said, "no, i'm very serious." and then in the next breath he said, "but we will not see a national farm workers union in our lifetime." and i said, "why, caesar?" he said, "because the growers are too rich, they're too powerful, and they're too racist." and he was right. i mean, that prediction of his was right. i think that when we started the union, we were really focused on farm workers and just trying to get, you know, some benefits for them, trying to build a union. neither one of us even thought that it would, you know

fighting irish, the mascot, they're going to try to take it away. >> i will predict this, notre dame is not getting rid of the fighting irish. >> i hope the end it at some point but i don't know how we stop it, the woke activism train always has to keep moving. that is what they do. >> the biggest and people come after next is the patriots. who's to say what patriots mean today. >> how about the vikings? they have a little bit of pillaging in the past, i have no idea how this is going to end. laura: anthony fauci still doesn't seem to get what senator grandpa was getting at during the confrontation at a senate hearing choosing instead to lash out. >> he was completely out of line, totally distorted reality and made some inflammatory and i think slanderous remarks about lying under oath which is completely nonsense. some of the things he says are so distorted and out of tune with reality i had to call him on that. i didn't enjoy it. >> as josh rogan pointed out, what everyone can now see clearly is the nih was collaborating on risky research with the chinese lab it has 0 transparency

. >> college students, want to get your thoughts on this, notre dame students and faculty outraged by saying the fast food chain is not inclusive enough. this is in berkeley, this isn't brown, this is a catholic university, the most preeminent catholic university in the country, notre dame. are you as shocked as i am that it is happening there or should i expect this by now? >> the left likes to attack chick-fil-a a lot admitted it is judeo-christian values, they were voted number one consistently fast food chain ever and i think the left keeps pushing this because they said they were upset with the way the donations go. i don't know about the donations but they are saying not inclusive enough to vegan and vegetarian diets which is funny because the left loves socialism, if they were in a communist country they don't have that choice, they take whatever food is thrown at them. this is what you will see on college campuses who like to push socialism and communism are really good. >> let's pop up the letter to which you are referencing the goes through the multitude of problems these in

at the clapton universe of notre dame.at last with mr. victor fredung, the chief executive officer of shufti pro. witnesses are reminded their oral testimony would be limited to five minutes. you should be able to see a timer on your screen that tells how much i have left and a timer will go off at the end guitar god ask you to my full of the timer and quickly wrap up your testimony when you hear it so we can be respectful of what witnesses time and the members time. without objection your written testimony will be made part of the record. i would just want to also take a moment to visit government you on that high quality of your written testimony. it's worth reading more than once because of the deep and important observations that it makes about where digital identity is and what should be going in her country. mr. grant you are recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony. >> thank you, chairman foster, ranking member gonzalez, nevers of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testi

the university of notre dame. last we have mr. victor fredung, the chief executive officer of shufti pro. witnesses are reminded their oral testimony will be limited to five minutes. you should be able to see a timer on your screen that will tell you how much on your plate and a timer will go off at the end of your time. i would ask you be mindful of the time of them quickly wrap up your testimony when you hear the timer so we can be respectful both of the witnesses time and the members time. without objection or written testimony will be made part of the record. and i would just want to also take a moment to really call thy major on a very high quality of your written testimony. it's worth reading more than once b because of the deep and important observations that it makes about where digital identityty is and should be goig in the country. mr. grant you are now recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony. >> thank you. chairman foster, ranking member gonzalez, members of the commi

you know about notre dame. or you can take it to ucla. doesn't matter.er al the elementary and secondary level. let's just add this. i think this is the next thing that happens in the critical race theory debate, loudoun county school board. people are going to say, what about more school choice? what about giving us opportunity to send our kids elsewhere? that's the next front in this big battle. >> martha: i agree. all of this just sends a chill up the spine of the teacher's union. they have fought charter schools, have fought school choice for years. and these issues, crt and also covid and the overbearing impact of what happened with schools being shut down is forcing parents in inner city communities to say hey, we don't we get to have some choice here. quick thought on that. >> you're right. covid and crt are a window of what the unions are about and what they're pushing. you're right. i've been saying this for 40 years. i don't want to date myself. it's not me that matters. it's the parents out there. we have a popular uprising. we may change amer

have a good night. ningored bs sor lindsey grahasgo twar ov chick-fil-a after some notre dame students university not to add chick-fil- a to their campus over its anti- l.g.b.t.q. stance. the senator tweeted... ♪ >> we will not chew salads into the night! we will not taste fruit when we bite! we are going to eat whoppers! with a side of chicken fries. ( cheers and applause )

but how unusual is it for an attorney general to speak that way from the pulpit at notre dame? as the attorney general. if you want to speak that way as a candidate for office, as a preacher, as just a person of faith, god bless, no pun intended. however, not as a prosecutor. i was raised at the justice department. i write about it in the book that the only things you have going for you, your credibility. you never lie, never stretch the fact. you're not part of politics. you're not part of religion. you're not part of any agenda. and that's why i wrote this book because i sat here a lot of times at this desk for two years watching what he was doing to my beloved justice department that i was raised in and trashing those core fundamental principles. >> i think that's one of the things your book explains are the norms the justice department is based upon, the experience over decades. you know, barr has been on a rehab tour. you've written about this and pointed out that while he may have finally hit what was too much for him in donald trump's grasping for executive power, that t

his portrait of napoleon crossing me -- the alps as well as the scene of his coronation in the notre dame. with a little artistic license, since the emperor crowned himself without the people blessing and his mother was not really in attendance. later, porter served to show off different facets of napoleon -- portraits served to show off different facets of his personality. >> placing him on an equal footing with the kings of france, he hired artists such as david, the first painter of the emperor. francois gerard and for portrait . >> and this is a recent hanging, a very important portrait. can you tell us more about that? >> in 1812, david gives alexander douglas, the future duke of hamilton, portrait of napoleon depicting him as a man at work. leaving his desk at 4 a.m. he had spent his night working on his civil code, maneuvering his massive empire. his candle goes out after a night spent working for the benefit of his people. he gets up. and goes to review his troops. >> and not all the images of napoleon were totally flattering. there were some sketches some caricatures that weren't

nuestros hijos e hijas; con nosotros carmen bárcena, que es consejera de la escuela secundaria notre dame school, aquí en san josé; carmen, bienvenida al programa, otra vez. carmen bárcena: ¿cómo está señor damián?, gracias por la invitación-- damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, perdón, la escuela preparatoria, disculpe; ah, sí, mire, este, los estudiantes ya han regresado, muchos de ellos han regresado al salón, aunque sea 2 veces a la semana, ah, como sea el modelo que está siguiendo sus escuelas; ah, ¿con qué vienen, con qué estrés vienen, por todo lo que han pasado durante el último año? carmen bárcena: ah, bueno, lo que hemos observado nosotros en la escuela, pero se ha generalizado en la mayoría de todos los estudiantes en nuestra área, es la cantidad de estrés y ansiedad, que se ha promovido con esta pandemia, la inhabilidad de ellos, estar con sus amigos, con su familia, el poder salir de su casa, y estar estudiando casi que 24 horas en la pantalla, ha sido muy difícil para todos los jóvenes, y los estudiantes más pequeños, porque no pueden salir afuera, y ha sido un cambio t

anything else that deeply concerned about the immediate security of the nation, they left behind the notre dame to haiti church and little haiti motors gathered to pay their respects to the for the president. like all haitians, those gathered have more questions than answers, but with a nation's future hanging in the balance. thoughts turned to those they left behind, having all these rumors and so many questions, none of which were answered. let a lot of people to number one fear for the security of the country as a whole, but of course of fear for the security of their own families who are still in haiti . haiti sounds at a precarious moment as it lays its slain president to rest. the investigation to who was behind his estimation appears no closer to giving haitians the answers they seek. the country tension. we cannot leave in a day and a country with the people in the nation who got all the fin got for the country. a date for elections has not been set, security and stability for now a more pressing issues in this trouble nation. the gala carruthers era miami, florida, peruse president to

maybe alabama and notre dame football should have a separate set of rules than most other programs thatre not the same money revenue generating activities. in terms of scholarships, you are right, like i mentioned to the previous caller, there are opportunities athletes get through scholarships. in many cases they are not full scholarships but partial help. you are bringing up good points that it isn't just about huge moneymaking things. host: michael mccann, an expert on sports and entertainment law, also a writer for sportico >> c-span's washington journal. everyday we take our calls live on air and impact policy issues. coming up sunday morning, historians discuss the results of c-span's survey of presidential leadership. watch washington journal live 7:00 eastern sunday morning, be sure to join with phone calls, facebook comments, tax and tweets -- texts and tweets. monday night on the communicators. >> when i talk about digital oppression, i'm referring to the way technologies are being used to further autocratic political genders. basically, the way technology is being used via co

champion in his field and we're hosting our second annual hypersonics conference with purdue and notre dame in the coming weeks and these two universities and the state of indiana have taken a fabulous direction in this hypersonic era. and we have distinguished guest, the 19 chief of staff of the air forcen now head of the institute for analysis if not the premier analytical al schaeffer in our country. and i've mentioned lieutenant general, the executive doctor at texas a & m and we had a dasi2 conference with ndia. the head of draper labs, former member of our board. victoria coleman the chief scientists of the air force, welcome, and the joint hyper transition office in the department of defense. it's great to see so many of our executive committee board members and leaders this morning. as noted we're streaming for a contingent of the membership and program will be on-line afterward. it's my pleasure to call up from ndi hawk. hey, i appreciate it and i want to thank everyone for being here and lend my welcome as well. it's great to have many of my battle buddies from my 39 years in the

it's not just new york, notre dame tried to do the same thing.vate business, they don't want you to have your own private beliefs you held elsewhere. shouldn't we be allowed to in this country? workplace are conservative state effectively saying i don't want to watch the nfl if you do the national anthem or nike if you're going to be all woke on me. it could go both ways, they will never stop but it's not going to work, you know why? chick-fil-a is amazing and people want to eat it. they talk about disrespect, i've never been more respected than waiting in line at chick-fil-a, black, white, gay, straight, you want to fast? dan: you article to the drive through, there's like 700 cars in the drive through and ten minutes later, you're out of there and by the way, what kind of a loser do you have to be to be sitting at home triaging your needs in life, hierarchy of needs and number one is, i've got to fight against chick-fil-a? zero. >> forced me to go through the chick-fil-a drive-through, that's one big thing that dismissed here, nobody is making

sponsored by cbs >> senator lindsey graham has promised to go to war over chick-fil-a after some notre dame students asked the university not to add chick-fil-a to their campus over its anti-lgbtq stance. the senator tweeted... ♪ >> we will not chew salads into the night! we will not taste fruit when we bite! we are going to eat whoppers with a side of chicken fries! ( cheers and applause ) >> they may take our lives, but they'll never take our filet of fish! ( cheers and applause ) >> this is subway! ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight: too close for comfort! plus, stephen welcomes: hugh jackman. and musical guest lorde. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hello, everybody! >> stephen: oh, you're trying to sneak up on me! good to see ya! good to see ya! hello. hello. hello. ( piano riff ) thank you! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. and -- ( cheers and applause ) tonight,

we have the notre dame helmet behind you >> always good >> a pleasure. will investors go to where the money is? that's, of course, what we talked about the big banks as earnings continue to rollout. we talk to the head of bank trading from kbw coming up >>> other key headlines as we go to break the etf industry rolling in it on track for a record year flow into the funds already looking to out pace all of last year with 6$659 billion coming n to june. by the way, head's up. j&j recalling the aveeno and neutrogena sun screenings. j&j making the move after detecting a cancer-causing chemical in some samplesamples. >>> and the faa warning spacex texas launch tower is unapproved the faa telling cnbc that spacex is building the tower, quote, at its own risk like going to space isn't risky. we're back right after this. i'm dad's greatest sandcastle - and greatest memory! but even i'm not as memorable as eating turkey hill chocolate peanut butter cup ice cream with real cocoa. well, that's the way the sandcastle crumbles. you can't beat turkey hill memories. fl

shwould to notre dame, to you is he for grad schooand worked her way up from the chapel hill news up the way. when you see somebody doing what conservatives say theyhould do, look themselves up by their bootstraps, it sort of glass ceiling for ideological reasons, that is a problem for everyone. amy: i want to turn to the megadonor and then the protester who at this point might have more power. this is using megadonor walter hussman speaking in a 2019 video about his $25 million namesake donation to the unc hussman school of journalism and media. >> we are invesng in calina an journalm because it is a very iortant te in arica amerans arbeing getng to realize ju beginni to realize they need to trust a trusted source of professional journalism. amy: now i want to turn to a student. when black students tried to attend the board of trustees meeting on wednesday, june 30th, where members voted on whether to grant tenure to nicole hannah jones, campus police forcibly removed the students from the room. >> get your hands off her. >> we told them several times -- >> get your hands off of me.