didn't old europe do everything to destroy the spiritual temple, the spiritual meaning of notre dame cathedral-sex couples, does the old world defend the principles by which the great european culture, history, tradition developed, and this shabysh in the singatara tunnel, when it opened in switzerland. was brought up, absorbing the surrounding world of christian culture. and don't we take part in this? isn't the exhibition of the artist and director in farbra in the hermitage, where among the great canvases, the great masters, a stuffed animal is hung. as an artistic phenomenon, when the guides say that this is not a feeling, these are animals that get: new life, normal, and the play of the same director farbr, which runs for 24 hours, mount olympus, with such a dance of sertaki. and why such selectivity, and why did they not lower the state flag of russia in a mourning bow over the armitage, when the beasts from isis vandals tormented palmyra. pulling down, breaking monuments, despite the fact that, let's note, palmyra was created 1500 years earlier than notre dame de paris, i do not condemn

you know, it's a bit like the eiffel tower or notre—dame cathedral — it's a monument of a film.palais royal, just a stone's throw from the louvre. it's the story of this flamboyant poet and formidable swordsman, cyrano de bergerac. he's in love with his cousin... ..the beautiful and intellectual roxane. it would be a match made in heaven, except for his nose. poor cyrano thinks that he's not worthy of love. he doesn't even risk telling roxane of his feelings. and roxane has a penchant for christian. christian has realised that roxane likes a witty man, and he's not witty. and cyrano enters a pact, if you like, with christian, saying, you know, "i'm too ugly to be loved and too "ugly to love. "but i will give you my wit, my verve. "and i will write those love letters to roxane." of course, roxane falls in love with christian. she doesn't know she's falling in love with the witty cousin cyrano. it is a french monument like no other. it's a universal film about love, about adversity, about self—loathing, but also about bravery. about inner and outer beauty... ..which are universal

onto the scene in 1971, shocking the crowds in paris by walking between the spires of the notre dame cathedraleen two pylons at the sydney harbor bridge. but it was his breathtaking walk between the twin towers in 1974 that sealed his celebrity, chronicled in the oscar-winning documentary "man on wire." >> there is somebody out there on a tightrope walk between the two towers of the world trade center, right at the tippy top. >> juju: and the feature film "the walk" starring joseph gordon-levitt. the renegade artist boasting of the illegal nature of his walks. how many times do you think you've been arrested? >> actually, i know because i was counting. i have been arrested more than 500 times in my life. >> juju: my goodness. >> but not for bad things. for artistic crimes. >> juju: "nightline" got rare behind-the-scenes access as the artist prepared to commemorate his most infamous walk. what's the elevation? >> 20 feet. >> juju: 20 feet. an inside look at his private training grounds. >> i open the door and i invite people to peek into my world, which is a world of poetry, a world of calm and

onto the scene in 1971, shocking the crowds in paris by walking between the spires of the notre dame cathedrale reappeared, this time on a wire strung between two pylons at the sydney harbor bridge. but it was his breathtaking walk between the twin towers. in 1974 that sealed his celebrity, chronicled in the oscar winning documentary man on wire. >> there is somebody out there on a tightrope walk between the two towers of the world trade center, right at the tippy top. >> and the feature film the walk, starring joseph gordon-levitt. the renegade artist boasting of the illegal nature of his walks. how many times do you think you've been arrested? >> actually, i know, because i was counting. i have been arrested more than 500 times in my life, but not for a bad thing. for artistic crimes. we going? good. >> nightline got rare behind the scenes access as the artists prepared to commemorate his most infamous walk. what's the elevation again? the height. >> 20ft. 20ft. >> most people will not risk their lives on a wire. but they wonder. where do you put the fear? >> there is no fear. >> there is a

tomorrow on "special report," our whatever happened to segment looks at the effort to rebuild the notre dame cathedral. you remember that devastating fire. the effort to bring it back to life. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. you don't want to miss it. this political season. thank you for watching "special report," i'm mike emanuel in washington. "the ingraham angle" is up next. here's laura. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening i'm laura ingraham. just released body cam footage shows the chaos after trump was shot and the anger from local police. >> i [bleep] told them they need to post the [bleep] guys over here. i told them that the [bleep] >> who? >> the secret service. i told them that tuesday. >> laura: less than a month after being shot trump says something kamala never will. >> do you have any questions for me? >> mr. president. >> mr. president. >> laura: and the former president spent more than an hour, wow, talking to the media while kamala spent less than two minutes in the last 18 days. meanwhile, she made this pledge. >> when i am p

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tomorrow on "special report" our whatever happened to series on efforts to restore the iconic notre dame cathedralwe will take you there. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" with guest host kayleigh mcenany starts right now. ♪ >> kayleigh: thin this is a fox news alert. a lot of news to get to this evening. i'm kayleigh mcenany in for law ingraham author special edition of ingraham angle. >> kayleigh: and it's not just kamala's border promises that no one is believing. >> we fight for a future where we build what i call an opportunity economy. >> kayleigh: well, a man who had to unretire to make ends meet tells his story tonight. plus, ohio university football players are here to share their extraordinary experience of fate. >> i encourage you and whatever you going through in your life, whatever have you been through, keep praying that you would see him as he sees you. >> kayleigh: first, we are waiting for former president trump to hit the stage at a town hall event in lacrosse, wisconsin. let

tomorrow on "special report," our whatever happened to segment looks at the effort to rebuild the notre dame cathedralife. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. you don't want to miss it. this political season. thank you for watching "special report," i'm mike emanuel in washington. "the ingraham angle" is up next. here's laura. ♪ ♪ >> laura: go

show them our siberian warmth, moscow, the stage is beautiful, we opened the tour with the notre dame cathedralat is, they have the same costumes, the same things , these are the requirements of the choreographer, there cannot be any changes. the costumes were made by novosibirsk craftsmen exactly to the point. searches beyond the prison and in saint laurent. it's big, it's so heavy. oh, show me, yes, how much does the hat weigh? there is a nuance. she moves me in different directions. and in order to in order for me to stand straight, i have to stand like this , frowning a little. on the stage of the middle ages, morris's avant-garde music is hot. there is such a refraction of him as a symphonic composer and there are already these rebellious sixties, this beat, these percussion instruments. this freedom of hooliganism. the literary basis of victor hugo was preserved by the same one who glorified the famous cathedral with his novel. there was a time when the french considered noterdam ugly and ugly, and under napoleon they even wanted it demolish. but everything changed after the publication o

no, it's going to go to notre dame cathedral. , once it's rung by everybody, it will then replace one of the smaller bells in notre dame. and that's where it will be forevermore. >> is it also used to signal the last lap? >> you know what? i don't think they double up with that bill because that's a that would be another bill. right because there's always the bell. so i think that's a separate to bill the victory bill. but apparently gabby logan was was talking on tv saying that there was a conspiracy and she was saying, oh, well, i saw that. i could see the bell ringing. and then the sound came at a different time, and she was almost alluding to the fact that they were playing the noise of the bell. yeah, a separate noise of the bell. but gabby, it's physics. because the thing is, you will see that, and if you're sitting far away, you won't hear the bell until after speed of sound versus speed of sound. >> right. >> right. >> if you were on the moon, i can understand that. yeah, that's that's nonsense. there won't be a distance.

. ♪ >> bret: in tonight's whatever happened to segment, the iconic cathedral at notre dame it was devastatedago. this evening we get update on its reconstruction from correspondent alex hogan. >> rebuilding a piece of history translating to our lady of paris it's one of the world's most recognizable cathedrals. it's a pa regions landmark and iconic piece of medieval architecture 675 years old. home to religious relics dating back to the time of christ. in 2019 fire broke out ripping through the roof's speier and some of the vaulting got thick cathedral. after the flames a promise to rebuild 340,000 people from 150 different countries don't nation up to more than $960 million. >> we will call upon the greatest talents and rebuild. >> that work would not be restoring to original state but instead matching the centuries of wear and tear the building had experienced. >> timer frame of the knave roof for the cathedral starting with oak logs that have been shipped to us from all around the country. >> among the workers mobilized from around the world was a carpenter from vermont. they used hand ac