well let's go to paris now our correspondent barbara faizal is standing outside notre dame cathedral good evening to you barbara earlier tonight we and the rest of the world feared the worst total loss of the cathedral when day breaks there may be a reason for cautious optimism right. yeah there is some reason for that the head of the firefighters of paris said that they hoped you know that they were able to contain the fire and they could save the structure of the main structure off the can see through because the fear was that once the fire would have eaten from the roof down through to the stone vault that keeps up the inner roof off the cathedral then the forces of gravity and pull would sort of press the walls of the kids to the side and the whole edifice with huge added fist would just break down in on itself we don't know yet how much damage they can see through us built from sandstone know how much damage this fire the heat has done to the sand stone how much structural problems there might be for the future but so far as we can see in the back even though it's quite dark the main

well let's go to paris now our correspondent barbara faizal is standing outside notre dame cathedral good evening to you barbara earlier tonight we and the rest of the world feared the worst total loss of the cathedral when daybreak so there may be a reason for cautious optimism right. yeah there is some reason for that at least the head of the firefighters of paris. they hope to know that they were able to contain the fire and they could safe the structure of the main structure off the can see through because the fear was that once the fire would if eaten from the roof beams down through to the stone vault that keeps up the inner roof off the cathedral then the forces of gravity and pull would sort of press the the walls of the kids to the side and the whole edifice of huge added fist would just break down in on itself we don't know yet how much damage they can see through us built from sandstone know how much damage this fire the heat has done to the sense stone how much structural problems there might be for the future but so far as we can see in the back even though it's quite dark th

well let's go to paris now our correspondent barbara faizal is standing outside notre dame cathedral good evening to you barbara earlier tonight we and the rest of the world feared the worst total loss of the cathedral when daybreak so there may be reason for cautious optimism right. yeah there is some reason for that the police the head of the firefighters of paris said that they hope to know that they were able to contain the fire and they could save the structure of the main structure of the cathedral because the fear was that once the fire would if eaten from the roof beams down through to the stone vault that keeps up the inner roof off the kids see that then the forces of gravity and pull would sort of press the the walls of the kids to the side and the whole edifice of huge added fist would just break down in on itself we don't know yet how much damage they can see that was built from sandstone know how much damage this fire the heat has done to the sand stone how much structural problems there might be for the future but so far as we can see in the back even though it's quite dark

story out of paris or first find at least lewis is joining me not far from the fire damaged notre dame cathedral goodevening to you lisa we know that people are still in shock. over what happened yesterday in fact we're looking now we've got wives pictures of vigils that are being held across pyrrhus maybe we can look at those people coming together in their grief over what was lost in the fire if you could talk to me about the mood tonight it just twenty four hours after the blaze devastated the cathedral. yes of course well the fear is still cordoned off wildly and people have gathered nevertheless many sides of the cathedral to show their respect to actually express the sorrow for you know for that that fire that went off last night that no one understood no one knows why it happened everybody seemed to be astonished by by that they thought this can't be happening this must be fake news really and then they realized there was really happening and then people came here today to actually look at the cathedral and actually check if indeed it is still standing and many people have been telling me earl

notre dame cathedral in paris, days after the devastating fire. >>> coming up after nbc bay area news at let11 kr -- dame cathedrs week didn )t prevent good friday>> well, a devastating fire at notre dame cathedral in paris this week did not prevent friday observances from being held nearby. a ceremony took place in front of a heavily tarred catholic faith. repairs are getting under way. and we have learned that forensic investigators were able to get inside overnight. they have interviewed the construction teams and now, think that an electric short circuit was likely the cause of that fire. nbcing from london. >> the fire likely caused by an electrical short circuit. investigate ers are still looking for the exact cause of the blaze. the structure is unstable, walls supported by wooden planks. >> we look here, and we have a free standing gable wall and that will have been some heat affect on the inside face of it which will have likely had an affect on the stability of the stone work itself. >> architects who helped to rebuild windsor castle could help guide the reconstruction. the castle was saved in five years at a cost of $55 million. a bil

notre dame cathedral being engulfed by fire i am devastated and shocked. i've been to the cathedral a few times, i've attended mass service there, i've made there and i've even attended thursday and goodrvices at the notre dame cathedral. i'm really very sad to see this happening. i'm really sad and heartbroken. lovely works of art have been destroyed in this lovely piece of architecture in central paris. it really saddens me to see what has happened to the notre dame cathedral. it's crucial to remind everybody that this is holy week. it's one of the most significant times in the christian calendar but some of those really important relics, the true cross, a part of the cross that is believed to have been the one on which christ was crucified and also the crown of thorns he wore the crucifixion. there are no words to explain the significance of this to christians, many works of art were saved, so much wasn't but the main structure is safe, the investigators will be looking to rebuild what is a building that with seen so much in history. hello there, good morning. there's more spring sunshine and more spring warmth on the way as we head towards the easter weekend. the weekend just gone

i hope to see you right >>> hundreds of people gathered at notre dame for anothe prayer vigil. candles from another cathedral goodoon. thank you for joining me he said he would aim to rebuild the notre dame cathedral even more beautiful. mac ron said he'll hold a cabinet meeting focused entirely on the aftermath. they seemed to agree with the estimate. >> this graphic gives you a better idea of the damage done to notre dame. the area in red, all burned. the roof construct of 13 century wood was destroyed. the spire also collapsed through the roof as we saw. the two towers of the cathedral, they are okay. this new video shows the dang to the inside of the cathedral. it suffered some damage but much of the rest is largely okay. many artifacts were also saved. >> the reporter is live from paris with more on the recovery efforts after this tragic fire. >> reporter: good evening. it is hard to overstate how much of life it is for paris and how devastating it was all day. with news that it might not be so bad. that notre dame can be and will be rebuilt. investigators spent hours drawing through the inside of the gutted

notre dame cathedral. on this easter weekend, services have been moved to other churches in the area. cnn's melissa bell is live outside of notre dame with more. what's the latest, melissa? >> reporter: alison, this is a different goodday here in paris. partly because the annual ceremony held every good friday inside notre dame cathedral involving the crown of thorns and -- it remains closed. instead, the way of the cross will be celebrated here where it sits. the faithful have come. there's question about whether the crown of thorns worn by the crucifixion might be brought out for the ceremony. we're hearing that might not happen because of security reasons and we're expecting pretty big crowds to attend this very different service that will be celebrated here today before the good friday service can be held on the left bank at another church. again, likely to be well-attended. meanwhile, the word goes on inside notre dame itself, which will remain closed for some time. of course, investigators. they believe what might be at the heart of this, what might have caused that initial spark that led to that devastating fire might well have been caused by an electrical short circuit, possibly in one of the electrical inst

there is relief that so much of notre dame cathedral — and what was inside it — has survived. but much has been lost for goodn stanczyszen reports. hundredsjoined hundreds joined together for a vigil on the banks of the same last night to show solidarity in the face of this most did of traumas. —— seine. they sang him there hymns and prayers and fundraiser to save this world famous landmark. inside the 850 year old cathedral, the damages now on display for all to see. the fire took hold of the ancient wooden‘s roof, burning through hundreds of tons of oak in just a few hours, raining ashen members onto the floor below and toppling the famous spire. hundreds of firefighters titled four hours

good evening. notre dame cathedral came to within half an hour of being totally destroyed last night, according toh government minister, who praised the speed and bravery of the firefighters tackling the blaze. more than 400 worked through the night to bring the flames under control. around 20 entered the stone towers themselves, where fires had broken out, to stop them collapsing. tonight, president macron addressed the nation and vowed to restore the cathedral within five years. more than half a billion euros has already been pledged by individuals and businesses wanting to help. we still don't know the cause of the fire, but smoke emerged from the building — which was being renovated — early yesterday evening. it appears to have started beneath the 315—foot spire, spreading north and south along the timber roof. it then travelled along the eastern section and the other way too, towards the towers. then the 19th century spire itself collapsed. but, incredibly, they not only saved the building but also numerous priceless artefacts from inside the cathedral. our first report is from our paris corr

good evening. notre dame cathedral came to within half an hour of being totally destroyed last night, according torench government minister, who praised the speed and bravery of the firefighters tackling the blaze. more than 400 worked through the night to bring the flames under control. around 20 entered the stone towers themselves where fires had broken out, to stop them collapsing. tonight president macron addressed the nation and vowed to restore the cathedral within five years. more than half a billion euros has already been pledged by individuals and businesses wanting to help. we still don't know the cause of the fire but smoke emerged from the building, which was being renovated, early yesterday evening. it appears to have started beneath the 315 foot spire, spreading north and south along the timber roof. it then travelled along the eastern section, and the other way too, towards the towers. then the 19th century spire itself collapsed. but incredibly they not only saved the building, but also numerous priceless artefacts from inside the cathedral. our first report is from our paris corre

notre dame is not paris, wolf. >> good point. hadas, i want you to stand by. melissa bell is on the other side of the notre dame cathedral. the crowds near you, we can hear them singing, melissa, and we just heard hadas tell us that maybe there's still some hope for the structure to survive or at least a piece of that structure to survive. what else are you seeing and hearing? >> well, those flames that had been brought under control, but were still really lighting up the center of the cathedral, we could see it through the windows of this front, this facade of notre dame, so famous for this famous facade. we could still see the orange of the fire burning brightly inside. that appears now to have died down somewhat. what we are seeing through those windows now are the flashlights of the firefighters who have clearly managed to make their way inside. and the question will be now that they're inside the structure, whether they manage to get that fire fully under control. we've been told a short while ago that this hour would be absolutely crucial. and so they're in there trying to get the end of the fire under control in th

good morning, savannah. what a blow to this city. people have been coming here to see what is left of notre dame cathedral. ou said, some good news.rs firefighteere able to save the building itself, but they now say that with the roof removed, which burned off,ct th ste is uns daybreak over a new and diminished paris skyline. theda cathedral of notre still stands but without her elegant spire. fire. away by a >> for me notre dame is for me is mother. and suddenly you feel your mother has been hurt by the fire. while a investigation is still ongoing, french officials are so far calling the blaze unintentional. they suspect it started around 6:30 monday night among scaffolding at the base of the spire. but the flames spread quickly across the medieval roof. made of so many timbers, it was nicknamed the forest. thep heat k building and rising until the spire came crashing down into the church's interior fanning the flames even further. for s that felt like days, it seemed like notre dame, our lady of paris, might be lost. >> flames we everywhere. and people were everywhere. it was very quiet on the street. ver

it's good to have you with us notre dame cathedral in paris is burning tonight a devastating fire that started early this evening is still raging out of control officials say they're not sure the blaze can be contained the delegates are at the center of the roof and the roof itself have collapsed into the nave of the twelfth century gothic church the fire has also spread to at least one of the cathedrals to great towers but a few minutes ago officials expressed optimism that the building itself. one firefighter has been seriously hurt well that's the latest information from president emanuel saying the blaze was taking a part of all of france's people. with. well what an evening it has been my colleague wheel of blue cross is here with me you're following a very special what's being said. but let's talk about this report that they may be able to save the building right just i mean about an hour or two ago we have the foreign ministry in france saying they weren't sure they weren't certain there's no way to tell if they'd be able to save these towers it did appear from the images that t

the top story this morning is the huge fire at notre dame, the massive fire that destroyed the cathedral in paris. i'm dave clark. >> good morning to you. i'm claudine wong. let's talk about notre dame because overnight, firefighters were finally able to put the fire out after 12 hours at the cathedral. the stone walls of the landmark are still standing but the spire collapsed. ray bogan is joining us now live from paris with the latest. let's talk about the investigation. what can you tell us about what is happening now? it looks like we lost him. >> reporter: well, we can tell you all morning behind us, there have been dozens of workers going up and down. in addition they have that range. the name of the game has been getting the highest vantage point they can. >> all right. we are having some technical problems with ray bogan in paris, france. we will bring us the latest on what is happening with recovering from the fire at notre dame in paris momentarily. >>> time is now 7:30. the architects will meet today to see if the cathedral is structuraly sound. french president macron says that it will be rebuilt. several bil

dame cathedral canceled services understandably progress french catholics now celebrate in the shadow of the scorched actuary. now it is already easter afternoon. . >> good evening. easter celebration moved from notreral to a nearby church thousands of catholics crowded inside the first row is filled with firemen who were applauded the archbishop to show up thanking them for their bravery and many had notre dame on their mind. >> we wish you be a night to pray together hoping that notre dame paris is revived as soon as possible. reporter: in his sermon the archbishop drew a comparison with the resurrection of jesus and the cathedral. following christ example and did not forget the attacks of this morning to say we are thinking of our brothers were massacred. french president offered his condolences saying we are deeply saddened by the terrorist attacks in sri lanka. we firmly condemn these attacks and stand by the people of sri lanka and our thoughts go out to the loved ones on this easter sunday brick we're just getting where the most recognizable symbol the eiffel tower will go dark at midnight. leland: we will see you back here in dc soon. jillian: coming up in the wake of the deadly bombing joe

notre dame cathedral. abc's david wright is right there. david, good morning to you. >> reporter: happy easter, dan. a beautiful sunny day here in paris. but a sad note as well. that grand cathedral, notre dame, is where the archbishop of paris had planned to celebrate easter mass along with thousands of the faithful. sadly not possible now for what may be the first time in more than 850 years. today, like christ's tomb, notre dame is empty. inside it, the golden cross and the virgin mary standing vigil all alone. a scene of devastation. >> this building is dedicated to the virgin mary and she's still protecting our people. she's the patron saint of our country, of our city. she'll help us to be able to rebuild it. >> reporter: easter is all about renewal. today, across town at the basilica, an emblem of that. this is paris' second biggest church. a baroque masterpiece completed in the 18th century. barely more than a month ago, an arsonist try to burn that down. today, parisians are there by the thousands for easter mass. here in france the cultural significance of notre dame more so than the religi

.>>> still ahead good friday traditions and notre dame cathedral held outside the burned structure. we are learning how a computer glitch that have played a role in the devastating fire. >>> the a's signed chris davis to a contract extension to keep him hitting homers in oakland for a while. what davis had to say about staying with the green and gold. >>> nearly 50 students and staff feeling sick at a berkeley elementary school. the investigation into the cause. >>> sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> there will be more testing in a berkeley elementary school this weekend where 50 students reported feeling sick from an unknown cause. malcolm x elementary near adeline was back open today. the district said students reported feeling faint while in an auditorium yesterday. first responders came out to evaluate the students. their vital signs were fine. none were take

. >> dana: next, the faithful are performing the way of the cross on the good friday near notre dame cathedral. four days after the fire. church officials say a computer glitch may have caused the spark. molly line is live in paris. molly? >> dana, this fire devastated much of the notre dame cathedral. it still stands. the faithful today had an opportunity to stand and sit and neil in the nearby streets. it's good friday. though the hurt is real, the faith is strong. >> catholics walk in remembrance the way of the cross. a traditional procession that emulates christ going to cavalry. it took on unique significance in paris this afternoon with the treasures themes of either so close to the hearts of those praying that this spiritual home rising from the ashes. the safety of the structure is being assessed and the area around the cathedral is closed. science this far point to an accident with the central theory being something related to the repairs to the spire and the surrounding roof. emmanuel macron promised a speedy timeline to repair the cathedral started discussions about the task ahead.

cathedral with more. >> good evening. the local catlic community in d.c. maryland and virginia tell us they see a resemblance with the whington national cathedral and the notre dame. many are saddened by what happened. they t sayt they never thought this would happen to such a great magnificent architectural structure. >> i went also to in your name exprez the word of solidarity. with our brothers and sisters in france. >> as a massive firen paris. cardinal reads a statement during mass at st. matthew in dc. >> for 800 years,otre dame lay clean to the imagination. and the afaction. >> the 12th century is recognized as a symbol of faith, peace and gods presence among us sfwl it's the mother church. >> he was ordained a a priest notre dame. >> it's sad of course. because it's something for a the french peoplay but i would even for the world. >> one of the most famous tourist attractions. >> we're all in shock. >> the owner of anic authe french bakery. he was born and raised in paris. >> for me it's my world. where i grew up. it's collapsing. it's a big shock. especially this weekt's holy week. >> at mass, people areie reld the aris fire chief says church strulkture

some good news from the fire at notre dame. the cathedral structure was saved. france's president is vowing it will be rebuiltnd restored. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. we'l t get back to top story, the story making headlines around the world in a momeir. >>> what you need to get your tuesday started here at home. melissa mollet is in first 4 traffic with the commute. >> we'll beginith a chen the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts is in for check this week and it's chilly outside. >> yeah. >> it is -- >> need the coat for real. >> you're right. yes. we've got a frost advisory in place, so it is chilly to start. that frost advisory goes until 9:00 a.m. mainly for the central shenandoah valley going back toward ray. again, it is a chilly, chilly start out there. mid 30s atures in the outside the beltway in some areas. and really 40 degrees here in the d.c. metro area. you can see not lot going on thanks to high pressure in charge right now. so we are going to continue tsh see sune out there today. but we have so

notre dame cathedral smolders on the banks of the south after fires devoured its roof and spiders emergency workers say they have saved the main structure after a colossal firefighting effort. i'm sumi so misconduct it is good to have you with us french president to manuel mccall is vowing to rebuild the notre dame cathedral after a blaze destroyed much of the twelfth century church late on monday firefighters say the blaze is now completely extinguished now this is what's been left standing this morning authorities say the cathedral structure was largely saved but the fire gutted its roof and cost the spire to collapse one firefighter was injured during the blaze many valuable artworks inside were lost or damaged and people around the world are lamenting the devastation of an architectural jewel that has survived over eight centuries and is a symbol of france's heritage. this hell were a place on earth this is what it might look like. the flames destroyed what two world wars did. not ravaging over eight hundred years of history. as the spire of not to dom fell to the inferno. people in france and around the world looked on. thousands gathered nearby in paris many in shock at the scale of the blaze. the fre

notre dame cathedral in paris. from the outside, it looks pretty good. the structure of the church still intact. we have video from the inside as firefighters survey the damage. smoldering ashes lie on the ground. red embers falling from the roof. firefighters battled that fire for more than 12 hours. the fire still being considered an accident, most likely by church.ction workers renovating fr emmanuel macron says the cathedral will be rebuilt. >> some priceless artifacts were spared in the fire. workers spent the day cutting off a massive statue from the most weakened area of the church and moved it to a safe place to be restored. other beloved artifacts got moved to the louvre today. they'll be dehumidified, protected, and restored. one of the most cherished items is this, the crown of thorns. a paris fire chaplain ran in to save this. it's believed to have been pressed on jesus' head in his crucifixion. donations are pouring in from all over the world to help rebuild the cathedral. in the first 24 hours, people have pledged hundreds of millions of dollars. billionaires of some of the world's

good sign. but it looks like the notre dame cathedral is losing a lot of its beauty tonight, because the damage is so great. it's just so horrifying to watch. >> nancy ing in paris, thank you. no matter what camera angle we show you, this picture only grows worse. look at the crowds of people right now as that camera pulls out. everyone just stopping and watching, no doubt with a shared sense of disbelief to watch this amazing land mark go up in flames. the fire had been burning primarily in the rear of the building. if you look off to the right, there was more debris that just collapsed in a cloud of smoke. but it seems to be engulfing much of the roof. we can only the damages there. this building was built in the 12th and 14th centuries. there is a long line of tourists that gather every day for the amazing views from on top. it's 387 steps, according to a website. the view at the top is one worth taking. one i haven't been able to take advantage of, but a very popular attraction that brings long lines there. >> henry vi was crowned there. you talk about the history, it is extraordinary. the

notre dame cathedral in paris goes up in flames. >> we just saw smoke billowing up from the cathedral. >> reporter: heartbreaking images of destruction but the president of france is already vowing to rebuild the cathedral. goodk somerville . >> i'm julie haener. the 800 50-year-old notre dame cathedral is one of the world architectural marvels and a symbol of france. >> alex savidge is here with the latest on the fire and the first pictures showing damage inside the cathedral. >> it is incredible to see the inside of the cathedral. we will get to that in a moment. a bit of good news tonight. french authorities say the structure itself has been saved from collapse and that includes those landmark bell towers but the damage done inside is immense. so phone video here showing the eerie yellow smoke rising from the gothic cathedral right in the center of paris shortly after the fire started. here is another view from the front of the cathedral that shows claims shooting from the back of the flames shooting from the back of the church. the fire was reported about 7:30 pm local time and spread to the facility undergoing renovations. witnesses watched in horror as one cathedral spire collapsed and there were fears

good evening, greg. >> bret, some 24 hours ago the notre dame cathedral behind us was still up in flames. now that the devastation is beginning to be known, the task ahead is clear, but difficult. as dawn broke in paris, the damage done to the notre dame was evident. the spire of the cathedral toppled, much of the roof destroyed. expanses of the interior damage. over the work of 400 firefighters, one badly injured using water pumps from the river after 12 hours, the fire was under control. >> what we saw tonight together in paris, the capacity to marbleized, to unite in order to win. >> while the fire raged, church workers entered the cathedral and saved priceless artifacts including the crown of thorns, venerated by christians as that warned by christ. a gold cross over at the altar shone like a beacon of hope, rose windows hopefully saved. in the integrity of the cathedral threatened four hours in the inferno was secured. >> as a whole, the structure is holding up, some vulnerabilities have been identified. >> for the next 48 hours engineers will ensure the building is safe to enter. an

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good evening. thanks for joining us. notre dame cathedral is considered the soul of paris and so much more.f the most sacred landmarks in the world, the working cathedral nearly nine centuries old, sufficient vifg the french revolution and nazi occupation. today millions around the world watching in horror as it burned. abc's david wright is on the scene in paris. >> reporter: tonight in paris, heavy hearts. ♪ the city, the whole nation really in mourning. >> the biggest symbol of paris. >> to see all the preeshiers here who came here to gather, to mourn. >> i don't know what to say for me. the most beautiful monument of paris. >> notre dame, our lady of paris to those who live here, a landmark ravaged by flames. today the spire of this 850-year-old landmark burnt like a torch and finally collapsed. >> oh, my. >> reporter: caving in the roof. >> did you see that? >> no. >> reporter: engulfing the very center of this cathedral in flames. john dickas watched it all from his apartment. >> my partner and i were standing on the balcony, and that was moment that she started crying when we watched

. >>> up next see would have to be canceled at notre dame cathedral for the first time in hundreds of years.>>> using goodtogether. see how people with gathered for a multi-nondenominational service in the east bay. >>> a cool down today across most of the bay area. look at the falcon pushing back into the bay. it will have an impact on the saturday forecast. beyond another warm-up. your complete five day coming up in a few minutes. look at the fog. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> in paris today on this good friday the catholic ritual of the stations of the cross took place outside notre dame cathedral which was ravaged by fire this week. easter masses has been canceled for the first time in nine centuries.

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notre dame cathedral, officials assess the massive fire. now questions about what's next for the nearly 900-year-old building. good morning to you. it's tuesday, april 16ing. >> a reminder, you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweath- it's -- accuweather forecast. we have drizzle through 8:30 or 9:00. the bay bridge, it was pretty wet. i needed my windshield wipers. it's just a one light. 46 to about 51 degrees. we will be 55 to 60 at noon. you self need the sunglasses by then. we will be a little below average, mid-60s this afternoon, warmer weather is on the way. here's sue. >> all right. we'll take a look right now. we had reports of an accident to eastbound 880. we will keep following you. theridgs loongho good a. couple problem spots, sd go out of the central valley. we had this big rig on its side. you can now see slowing here, this is 880 near red top. they need an industrial tow truck to get that out of there. an earlier accident is slowing through alamo. >>> developing news, inspectors in paris are inspecting the iconic notre dame cathedral, experts are working on the next stems regarding the structure

good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. cheryl: well, investigations continue in paris after the massive fire at notre dame cathedralt likely the cause behind the fire. lauren: let's go to greg palkott in paris with the latest. good morning, greg. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, cheryl. it's kind of a quiet good friday morning here in paris, but of course the drama continues about the notre dame cathedral. i'm going to ask my cameraman to zoom beyond me and show you a little of what is happening right now there. i think because the sun is hitting it right, you can see a wooden structure, basically propping up the facade on the right side, making sure that that does not come down. remember, the fire basically took out the entire roofing and that helped to reinforce all sides of the church. in fact, just yesterday we saw them putting up necking on one side to make sure no stonework fell. there is something like six different places that it's feared there's vulnerability and instability in the structure, even though it in fact has survivesur.onsurvived. firefighters were honored by french president macron and the ma

notre dame cathedral. >> smoke still pouring o moments ago we got good news. ench officials said they have stopped the fire from spreading and the outside structure of that cathedral has been saved. >> that fire has been for more than four hours. parisians and tourists have bees watching thi horror all afternoon. it appeared to start near the central spire in the church eawhich was some scaffolding where about nearly a $7 million renovation was underay the spire did collapse. the roof caved in. that's when it began to spread. >>ashat spire made of oak and it went down fast. nbc's tannmpson explains the significance of the structure and she has some nio rea from the vatican tonight. >> archbishop of paris says the roof, the frame, and the spire of the cathedral are now consumed. inside there is much wood and that is believed to have fueled this fire. he's inviting priests throughout paris to ring thels bel in their church to ask peopl to come and pray for the remainder of this cathedral. we have word this afternoon from theeatican. th spokesperson said that the

it's good to have you with us notre dame cathedral in paris a huge fire that started about two hours ago is still raging out of control right now the roof of the twelfth century gothic church has collapsed as has the delicate spire that once rose from the center of the roof firefighters are still on the scene no injuries have been reported so far president says that the blaze was taking a part of all of france's people with it you know initial reports suggest that the blaze may be related to ring the basin work which was under way at notre dame. well in paris near notre dame. is not a pun tail she is a correspondent with the german daily does to dog show so i to not do you can you hear me i can yes. thanks for taking the time to talk with us talk to me a little bit about just what you're seeing right now. well actually no i left the area right around not for them because everything is blocked i am not spending in front of the sentiment that there is this church there which is like a ten minute walk some not for them a way where people are needing in front of the church and praying. t

notre dame cathedral. >>> scheduled testimony on the mueller report. >>> good morning, it's monday, april 29th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. good morning. it is 6:00 as we kickoff this hour. let's get a check of our forecast with mary. >> happy monday to you, kenny and michelle. a cool and cloudy start to the day and foggy on our trans america cam. temperatures running in the low to mid 50s at this hour. as we head through the afternoon, enjoy sunshine. for the coast, partly sunny and cool in the upper 50s. for the microclimate forecast for the bay, mostly sunny with highs in the mid 60s. so a mild day for you. and inland, warming up with plenty of sunshine in the mid 70s. we'll let you know what you can expect for that workweek forecast and the pollen forecast in a few minutes, emily. >>> you can expect delays at 6:00 this morning. let's start with this one right here. this is on 101. it's starting to back things up. you're down to 30 miles an hour. there's two accidents, one is at willow road and another one at marsh. there's one lane blocked there. that's going to slow things down

christians in paris are marking good friday, four days since the notre—dame cathedral fire. part in a traditional way of the cross procession near notre dame. religious services which would normally be held in the 850—year—old cathedral are now being held in the nearby church of saint sulpice on paris's left bank. a small bone in the knee that had been disappearing from the human body is making an unexpected return. the purpose of the fabella — in a tendon behind the knee — is not clear and its return is a bit of a pain because it's linked to arthritis. researchers say the resurgence may be down to better nutrition. professional footballers in england and wales are boycotting social media for 2h hours today in protest against the way social networks and football authorities respond to racism. it follows a number of high—profile incidents in domestic and international matches this season. i've been speaking to keir radnedge, a writer with world soccer magazine, and he told me why he wasn't surprised with the stand footballers are taking, following several high—profile racist

christians in paris are marking good friday, four days since the notre—dame cathedral fire.sion near notre dame. religious services which would have been held in the 850—year—old cathedral are now taking place in the nearby church of saint sulpice on paris's left bank. professional footballers in england and wales are boycotting social media for 2h hours today in protest against the way social networks and football authorities respond to racism. it follows a number of high—profile incidents in domestic and international matches this season. i've been speaking to keir radnedge, a writer with world soccer magazine, and he told me why he wasn't surprised with the stand footballers are taking, following several high—profile racist incidents. the professional footballers association, the players union, decided they wanted to upgrade and make a much higher profile issue about campaigning against racism and racist attitudes. both, within the sport itself, but within the fan community. why then a social media boycott? because social media, i don't need to explain about how it has ex

you did a really good job educating people about what you call our lady, the notre dame cathedral. i'm sure your family is very proud of you and i think you should be. you did a very good job with that, so i commend you for that. you've been to the border and talked about something that could be a fundamental change to our immigration system and people seeking asylum in this country. the "new york times" is reporting and the trump administration on tuesday took another drastic step to discourage migrants from seeking asylum, issuing an order that could keep thousands of them in jail indefinitely while they wait for resolution of their asylum. basically, the attorney general william barr is trying to make good on the president's promise to end catch and release. he has told judges they don't have to grant bail or let people go even if they had met the requirements for asylum that they are to continue to be detained. it wouldn't take place for about 90 days now, but it's sure to be fought in court. there you go. what do you think? >> circumstances go on to dictate the constitutionalit

good morning. the world watches in helpless horror as notre dame cathedral burns.ighters battling for 12 hours to save the 850-year-old church. >> oh, my god. >> this morning, the full scale of the destruction revead as the sunrises in paris. tears, prayers and hope among the rubble. just ahead, the race to save priceless artifacts and to find out what started the fire. we're there live. >>> the countdown. the mueller report set to be released thursday. how much will we actually see? >>>

good morning. the world watches in helpless horror as notre dame cathedral burns. firefighters battling for 12 hours to save the 850-year-old church. >> oh, my god. >> this morning, the full scale of the destruction revead as the sunrises in paris. tears, prayers and hope among the rubble. just ahead, the race to save priceless artifacts and to find out what started the fire. we're there live. >>> the countdown. the mueller report set to be released thursday. how much will we actually see? >>> fighting back. actress lori loughlin facing up to 40 years in prison, pleading not guilty in that college bribery scheme. why she's decided against cutting a deal. >>> those stories plus dash for freedom. the north korean defector shot while fleeing the country shares his story for the first time. nbc news exclusive, our investigation of facebook. did mark zuckerberg push to sell your private data? never surrender. the u.s. marine who crawled across the finish line of the boston marathon and the heroic reason he refused to give up, today, tuesday, april 16, 2019. >> from nbc

cathedral of notre dame. some smoldering remains being put out. after 15 hours of fighting. we were here for a good part of the evening. we saw smoke billowing out and we saw the embers of the glowing fire inside this cathedral. it is now out. i'll ask my cameraman to zoom beyond me. we're only 300 or 400 yards away from the cathedral. what you are seeing is of the n. you aren't seeing the roof or what's inside. timbers and flames falling inside. that's the focus of attention right now. much was safe inside of that church. various important artifacts. i've just learned the organ has been saved. we learned last night that the crucifix that is venerated by christians and worn by christ has been saved, too. the crown jewel of this church. a miracle it was saved. >> bill: we lost the audio signal from greg. he was the -- some of the images that greg was showing us on the back side of the church along the river, the scaffolding itself is enormous. it must have taken months just to erect the scaffolding to do the work on the spire. the spire itself had a bell that weighed several tons. >> sandra: we livi