during the very time the cathedral was being built, there was the notre dame school.the particular acoustic of the cathedral was something that we could test. it was over a decade ago that a group of us gathered and we had a wonderful concert in the cathedral of music that was composed there. i wrote a book on some of the monophonic or single voice chants. and it was one of the most exciting times in my life as a music historian and as a musician to be there. i remember as a young american graduate student, when i first finally came to paris and saw the cathedral, i fell to my knees and wept. this is our building, world wide. so those of us who are in the field of music are heartbroken. this has to do as well with those of us who are organists because since the 15th century there have been great organs in the cathedral and i'm sure that is one of the major losses. olivier latry who is the organist who is there and in charge of the cathedral now must be totally devastated, as we all are. the great composer louis vierne was there from 1900—1937 and he died at the consol

during the very time the cathedral was being built, there was the notre dame school.thing that we could test. it was over a decade ago that a group of us gathered and we had a wonderful concert in the cathedral of music that was composed there. i wrote a book on some of the monophonic or single voice chance. —— chants. it was one of the most important times in my life as a music historian. i remember as a young graduating student when i first came to paris and saw the cathedral, i fell to my first came to paris and saw the cathedral, ifell to my knees first came to paris and saw the cathedral, i fell to my knees and wept. this is our building. those of us wept. this is our building. those of us who are in the field of music are heartbroken. this has to do as well with those of us who are organist since the 15th century there have been great organs in the cathedral andi been great organs in the cathedral and i think that is one of the major losses. the organist who is there and in charge of the cathedral now must be totally devastated, as we all are. there was a great

notre dame and people of paris. it is a sister cathedral to notre dame. >>> the sixty school district in san raphael will get a new name. the group behind the change says the word dixie is associated with the confederacy, the white supremacy and segregation and the debate between the name has boiled over for months. the new name of the district is still up for discussion, but it's expected to cost $40,000. >>> the 5th whale to wash ashore in the bay area since march is being battled by waives in pacifica. jackie ward is there. >>reporter: it's making the whale move a lot. yesterday, it was all the way down by the graffiti and people are watching waiting for what it will do next. >> it's crazy. it has been a long time since i have seen something like this. >> ben peters lives in the neighborhood next to the stretch of beach where this dead whale washed up tuesday. >> i saw the gash on the belly when i was down by the painted rock over there. pretty good size gash. >> marine biologist says the whale seems to be malnourished. >> biologist within california, alaska, oregon and washington are all seeing gray whales that's m

learned about the notre dame at school, you go to paris and it dominates the skyline.does this mean politically full president macron? politically for president macron. politically for president macroni think he definitely struck the right tone tonight. he said in a tweed early on the part of us is burning tonight and he is been quite statesmanlike in his addresses on television since. there is a contrast between the way international leaders have responded. he has been poetic whereas donald trump was focused on practicalities. he suggested dropping loads of water from planes which caused consternation from the french fire service. the french said that that was not a good idea because it might actually tumble the structure down. we were wondering why but there is obviously a very good reason why there were no helicopter as there. we are all looking to hear from helicopter as there. we are all looking to hearfrom emmanuel macron. this give a day or two of breathing space? it is difficult to say are difficult to predict how the fallout from this will play for him. 0bviou

meantime, in the united states the president of the university of notre dame said the school will donatetoward the renovation of notre dame cathedral. the reverend john jenkins theunced the bells of basilica of the sacred heart on the university campus in south bend, indiana will toll 50 times tonight to her present the 50 hail marys of the rosary and mark the start of the paris cathedral rebuilding. a united nations spokesperson says it is too early to they could help french authorities in the wake of the devastating fire. they told reporters that the has's cultural arm, unesco, already made what she described as a spontaneous offer of expertise to help french authorities. >> we are already in contact with experts and ready to send an emergency mission to assess the damage, preserve what can be preserved, and implement short and medium-term measures. mark: she reiterated comments from you and secretary general -- u.n.'s secretary general, who expressed horror at the images of the cathedral in flames. on pace to set a record for most illnesses in 25 years. 555 measles cases have been con

schools closing this morning. the threat police call credible and what her family is now saying. >>> the new video from notre dame cathedral. crews falling off the statue. worried about the structural integrity of the walls. what we're learning now about the fire damage. >>> trump takes on bernie. why the president says the bernie sanders town hall on fox news wasn't fair. >>> rideshare nightmare. >> i got into the car. >> the man allegedly pretending to be an uber driver, cornered the woman and robbed her. the important lesson for anyone using car services. >>> and spasht patient zero. spreading measles. the reaction. >>> and flag flap. >>> and netflix, the new war on so-called chick flicks. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the urgent search for an 18-year-old woman described as armed and dangerous. >> police say she's infatuated with the shooting at columbine high school. she's now accused of making several threats at several schools just as the anniversary of columbine massacre approaches. overnight, we learned denver public schools will be among those closing today as a precaution. overnigh

the university of notre dame has no direct connection to the cathedral, but the school announced it wille rebuilding efforts. >> and already about $700 million donated to those efforts, incredible. >>> moving on, the white house is planning to publish a rebuttal hours after a redacted version of the mueller report is released tomorrow. president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, says the response to the special counsel's findings will be dozens of pages long. one source tells abc news the president's legal team is bracing for information that could be politically damaging. >>> one of north korea's nuclear sites is showing signs of activity again. a washington defense think tank says satellite images from last week show specialized rail cars on the site. they may be there to receive newly processed radioactive material. president trump's last summit with north korea's kim jong-un ended in failure with mr. trump leaving early. >>> pleading guilty in the college admissions scandal may not be enough to keep actress felicity huffman out of jail. the "desperate housewives" star allegedly paid t

's arrest comes days after the notre dame went up in flames in paris. schoolsk open in denver after a columbine abscessed teenage girl is found dead, she killed herself with the same kind of gun used in the 1999 attack. her body discovered in a remote mountain area of colorado after a daylong manhunt. officials closed schools thursday in response to threats, saturday marks 20 years since the columbine shooting. >> urging congress to take action on what he is calling a humanitarian and security crisis at the border. a democrat joins the post for the front lines. >> reporter: this shocked a bunch of twitter users. kirsten cinema calling on her colleagues to come together and secure the border. the democrats tweeting this year arizonans fear the brunt of washington as failure to address a broken immigration system. we must secure the border with a comprehensive, smart bipartisan approach, calling on the department of homeland security to send additional resources and staff to arizona ports. cinema just got back from a visit to the border where acting homeland secu

look inside what remains of notre dame as french officials such an ambitious goal to rebuild after monday's inferno. stay right there. >>> dixie is out. what is next for the school district in marin county after long contentious fight to change its name. >>> right here in the area, pitching in to help notre dame as fire crews continue to investigate what sparked the fire on monday. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us he thi friend dave clark. >> dave is having the day off. >> i think the fashion of the 70s, the decor, there a lot of things that i do not like. >> we will go to the 80s tomorrow. today will be a lot of 70s. we're dealing with the 60s. 70 in santa rosa. 74 forecast for livermore and san jose. san francisco is still in the 60s. look at the fog on the screen. that is not going to make a huge impact inland. but we will start to noti these things as the fog is going in pretty fast. we have already had this happen. that is something to watch going forward. the water temperatures are cold. we have a couple of systems weeping over so they can form pretty fast. inland temperatures will th a c 50s to th

th a day after the devastating fire at iconic notre dame cathedral, france vows to rebuund as hdreds of millions in donations pour in. >>> a school bus beating. a local school employee allegedly attacks a special needs student. what we're learning about the suspect and the second person arrested. >>> police say a m posing as a ride share driver robs a woman. the new frightening video and the warning for you. >>> first at 5:00, we start with that woman's cautionary tale. the victim attacked at her bethesda doorstep after a night out with friends. >> she thought she'd gotten into a ride share, but after pulng at her complex, the driver followed her inside, then robbed her. >> and thishevening we're ing from the victim as police try to track down that iver. >> news 4 pat collins is live in the district busy "u" street corridor with details. pat. >> reporter: what a scary story, jim and wendy. she says is began here in d.c. edand end in bethesda. the guy posed as a ride share driver. he took her home and then he took her valuables. it's caught on surveillance video. he follows her into the building. then into the elevator. he tries t

the arrest comes days after the notre dame went up in flames in paris. schoolser after a columbine abscess teenage girl was found dead. she killed herself with the same type of gun used in the 1990s 9 attacking columbine. her body was discovered in a remote mountain area after a manhunt. officials closed schools thursday in response to her threats. saturday marks 20 years since the columbine shooting. >> for american taliban fighter john walker lind will soon be a free man. he is set to be released from indiana prison on may 23rd. he has been ordered to stay in the us and to supervise release but it is unclear where he will wind up. he said he plans to live in ireland where he's been granted citizenship. the doj said they cannot prevent an irish citizen from going there. he was captured months after 9/11. judith clark, the getaway driver in a deadly heist that left two that is granted parole. clark served 37 years for her role in the 1981 robbery and murders of two police officers and a security guard. new york city pv is outraged writing in a statement, a murde

i went to catholic school and we talked about notre dame all the time.dame probably since the 90s although the last time i was in paris was in 2016. you definitely see it. it's beautiful. but you cannot put the loss -- i don't think there's a way to put it into context. this is a work of art. it's one of the great wonders of the world. it goes beyond catholosism and the church. it moves people in certain ways and in positive ways that we need, especially now in this world. >> yeah, one of the terms they'll use, this is universal. if people believe in christ, great. if they don't, it doesn't really matter. those bells rang and people went there and solace and reminder that there's beauty in this world. >> again, this goes beyond religion. let's just say you're not a believer, it will force you to believe but also if you look at the architecture, just being inside the architecture and s seeing the organi and the proof and being inside of something so monumental and beautiful. if you don't appreciate what it means to people of faith then you have to appreci

schools minister. finally, after the devastating fire at notre dame cathedral and paris, fears were raised over anotheruses of parliament mostly date from the 19th century but some part scope back as far as 1099. much of the building's mechanical and electrical systems such as heating, lighting and power were installed after world war ii and are due to be replaced in a major restoration and renewal programme. in the lords, peers wondered what would happen if fire broke out at westminster. we all love this place and when i saw the notre dame going up and smoke a week or so ago, my first thought was a could happen to us here. i'm really pleased that we were told that the smoke detectors in most of the places up in the roof and it will be completed by the end of this year, i think the minister said. so my question really is when smoke is detected, how do you put the fire out? because we have seen from the initial reports of notre dame that within less than half an hour, between smoke being found, there was an inferno up there. this is a very important question and we are anxious to learn lessons from notr

notre—dame. the stars and stripes at half mast outside columbine high. the school dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. one of the most successful singer songwriters of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. he was a great musician and, you know, a genius. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon, in a new york hospital, has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and liftoff of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the report into russian interference in the 2016 us presidential election shows that donald trump tried to sack robert mueller, fearing the investigation could end his presidency. mr trump declared a political victory, saying "game over." hundreds of thousands of people in the sudanese capital khartoum protest on the streets, demanding a civilian run government. more than 200 p

baylor held off notre dame, 82-81 sunday night, winning the school's third ncaa title and its first sincen despite losing star forward lauren cox to a leg injury in the third quarter. >>> on monday night, it's the men's turn. virginia and texas tech will play for the championship. it is the first ever meeting between these two programs and neither has won a national title. >>> so, if snakes make you a little skittish. >> no problem with them. >> maybe you want to look away on this next story. look at this. a 5.1 meter long python. that's almost 17 feet. carrying 73 eggs. this was discovered by researchers in the state of florida. >> now, they captured her in a big national preserve. she is the biggest one ever caught there. the researchers located the massive snake by tracking male pythons eequiped with radio transmitters. it's part of an effort to control the invasive species and collect data for research. that is unbelievable. >> a lot of data to collect there. >> yeah. absolutely. >>> thanks for being with us. i'm george howell. >> i'm rosemary church. we'll be back with another hour o

ammunition just ahead of the 20th anniversary of the columbine school massacre. >>> we're following the latest surrounding a buyer at notre dame cathedral. authorities are trying to piece together exactly what happened. about 50 people are involved with the investigation. french president emmanuel macron says he wants to work to be done within 5 years. so far, about $1 billion has been pledged to help restore the landmark. after a meeting today, present mccrone said his goal is have people visit the cathedral during the 2024 summer olympics in paris. >> reporter: 5500 miles away, san francisco's grace cathedral owners honors notre dame. and back in paris, as the sun rose over notre dame, the light eliminated the black and landmark two days after a massive fire. >> everybody has a special bond . that special connection that they feel. >> reporter: the french president once renovations done in 5 years after meeting today, a representative says that the timeline is realistic. >> yes, we will built the cathedral of notre dame, even more beautiful. >> reporter: one expert says that it could take 2 to 5 years just to secure notre da

notre—dame. telegraph. family split on how to rebuild notre-dame. yes, with the spire being destroyed in the fire, two schoolstre—dame, some saying we should build a new one, some the existing one. it is always difficult, when you have something so iconic, so many people have seen it, you look at something like the pyramid of the louvre, loads of objections, modern and old and new vetting, cannot miss it —— setting. angry text from the people.” vetting, cannot miss it —— setting. angry text from the people. i get e—mails from parents. angry text from the people. i get e-mails from parents. the pupils are better behaved? e-mails from parents. the pupils are better behaved ? what e-mails from parents. the pupils are better behaved? what is this about? there are more apps where parents can communicate directly with teachers. an uncle sends messages to his teachers every time his daughter doesn't end in school. she says, i get in trouble with this. he sends a message to the teacher. increasing the burden. what do you say to him? u nless the burden. what do you say to him? unless it is really important, try to thi

notre dame. >>> today the dixie elementary school in san rafael is voting whether to change the name. the district has rejected 15 different names so far. many argue that the name should be changed because of the reference to the civil war era. a new name would cost about $40,000. a meeting is set for tonight. >>> the board will vote whether to ban gun shows at an arena in dale city. the sponsors of the show says the calpalace will lose more than $700,000 a year if gun shows are banned. >>> san francisco police are praising good samaritans who chased down a kidnapping suspect and detained him until the police arrived. he grabbed a 2-year-old from his mother. the mother started screaming for help and several people heard it and took action right away. adam walker and another man ran after the suspect. that's when police say 34-year-old rosco holy oak released the little boy. >> the man let go of the boy and gave it back to the mom, smiled at us and took off down the streelt. >> when you have a child of your own, something takes over and you act from your heart, not necessarily from you

motives behind big donations for the reconstruction of notre—dame. them coming the stars and stripes at half mast outside columbine high. the schoold actually go through with it. one of the most successful singer songwriters of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. he was a great musician and, you know, a genius. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon, in a new york hospital, has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and liftoff of the space shuttle discovery, with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. you're watching the briefing. our headlines: democrats in the united states say the mueller report on russian election meddling is a damning verdict on president trump's behaviour, showing that he lied repeatedly. as climate protests in london enter a fifth day — activists are warned not to target heathrow airport over easter. some of france's richest companies have vowed to give hundreds of millions of euros to help rebuild paris's notre dame cathedral — after it

notre dame for a candle light vigil. a city showing its strength after a fire that stunned the world, including so many from the tri state. she teaches french at a high school in new jersey, but france is her native home. notre dame a symbol of national pride. >> it was a very busy day of sightseeing. notre dame was our last stop. >> reporter: they were on a class trip to visit notre dame yeerday, took pictures of the famous woi famous windows and art and left about 6:20. half hour later their relatives started calling them about a fire. >> i had my phone in my hand ady to film, but when i actually saw t i didndid, i did realize how big the fire was. >> we were all emotional. we were crying,ac hugging other. it was very surreal. >> reporter: the students went waback inside because it too upsetting. one chaperone stayed and captured this incredible video of thepire toppling. >> we could have beenthere. >> reporter: these students are sad and relieved the had left the cathedral just before the fire started. l we were ery thank okay, but in that moment, it was very chaotic. the emotions were so high. >> reporter: today as french es officials ad the damage left

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schools locked up today. and tonight, authorities now describing this woman as armed and extremely dangerous. we have late reporting tonight. >>> inside notre dame cathedral this evening. the new images of firefighters racing in to battle the flames. robots armed with water cannons. the spire seen around the world coming down right into the cathedral. and now tonight, the first images of the aftermath. the smoke rising around the altar. the cross still hanging. and now, we learn, 23 minutes went by after the first alarm. they could not find the fire. e. good friday. moving right into the east coast. the dangers facing utility s the cleanup. and ginger has the track. >>> breaking news from philadelphia at this hour. a driver intentionally hitting several people. we have the latest. >>> the warning tonight. the passenger who thought she was getting into a ride share, taken home. police say the driver then following her into her apartment and robbing her. >>> the fiery town hall. bernie sanders on fox news, and the question about health care in this country. it drew a huge response, and tonight, the president tweeting. >>> another horrific fall. a

notre dame because of that size. >>> classes are canceled at about 20 school districts in colorado today as authority search for a woman they consider armed and dangerous and who is "infatuated with the 1999 columbine high school shooting." the fbi says that this woman, 18-year-old sol pais, flew to denver out of my am a and purchased a pump action shotgun. she was less the west of the city of denver. they say that a credible threat has caused them to cut down school today after putting schools in the denver area on lockdown yesterday. >> nobody knows about this. the teachers and administrators are in the first line. they need support and help. >> dealer comes days before saturday, which marks 20 years since students went into columbine and took the lives of students and teachers. >>> trustees agreed to change the name of the dixie school district. the audience cheered after the board voted 3-1 to a new name. the board also set a deadline to approve a new name for august 22. the first day of the next school year. one man who was there is the one who was first asking for name change back in 1997. >> i do not think they

school of music. that was based in notre dame. >> it's heavy stuff. >> the irony that something that has withstood sod it's ups and downs but nothing like this. >> it doesn't appear that way. >> it might be taken out by a construction fire. there's an irony that teaches us that everything is vulnerable no matter how much it's withstood. >> it does. it's reminiscent to what happened to many that caught fire at one time or another under different circumstances. so this kind of fire, that would have actually been something that medieval communities -- it would have been traumatic to them but not uncommon. maybe we have become too comfortable with the idea of the safety of these buildings. >> is it true that victor hugo was part of an effort that was about an extential crisis for this church. they believed that part of the city needed to be redone and reclaimed. including taking her down. >> there was a restoration movement which was responsible for the famous gargoyles that you see. a lot of people look at them and say look at the sculptures. they are representative of the 19th century. >> why did they

. >> with the cowboys -- >> then notre dame missed -- i bad for her. the third title in school history. >> you've got to have ice water in your veins to make free throws. that happened in the uva game -- >> three times in a row! >> tonight taking on texas teche t's go, cavs. we're all pulling for them -- txcept chuck. saturday's game t sent it to the championship. tended on this controversial fll. he gotled from the three-point line. he hit three free throwsy to go up one. and uva beat auburn by one point. water -- >> just so clutch. >> it was unbelievable. the tech getting into game. they have an easierru tonight's game will be interesting. this is virginia's first national championship game in school history. tip-off tonight, i know you'll stay up, 9:20 p.m. -- >> i want to. i want to. if you want to go to opelottesville, uva will the john paul jones arena to host a watch party for tonight's national championship game. if they christian, quite party tonight in charlottesville. >> i'd love to see uva win the first nationachampionship. we'll have to stay tuned to see bha what h

notre dame. chloe jackson. she scored the game-winning layup with just three seconds left. notre dame missed this critical free throw. and it was over. all over. this is baylor's third title in schooltory. oh, my odness. the excitement, it's not over yet. we have another nail biting game tonight. >> that's right. uva takes on texas tech for the men'sional championship. saturday night's game that sent the cavaliers to the champiship ended o a controversial foul, and three foul shots with less than a second left. and he drained them. all three. uva beat auburn by onet. po that's the controversial call. right there. so now the other final game wasn't as exciting, because texas tech bt michigan state by ten points. not as exciting. this is rginia's first national championship game in school history. poff at 9:20. and uva, because there's a party in viinia, opening the doors to john paul jones arena to host the watch party for tonight's game. >> and down on charlottesville's, downtown mall the game will be broadcast at the par mont theater. the police areprepared. they're prepared to close roads for celebrating after the game. they have to be >> i think either way students aren't going

notre dame. we'll have a live update from paris this morning. >>reporter: a schooln marin county that some thought promoted segregation and racism changes its name. we're live in marin county with more. hey mercedes, how about letting your hair down a little? how about a car for people who don't play golf? hey mercedes! mix it up a little. how about something for a guy who doesn't want a corner office? hey mercedes, i don't even own a tie. do you think i need a mahogany dashboard? hey mercedes, can you make it a little cooler in here? [ a-class ] i am setting the temperature [ a-class ] to 68 degrees. we hear you. we made a car that does, too. the all-new a-class. all-new thinking starting at $32,500. at the m going on now. >>> new developments in a deadly wrong-way crash that shutdown a bay area freeway overnight. >>> president trump issues his second veto since taking office blocking a bill coauthored by a bay area congressman. >>> why california mistakenly sent tax refunds to tens of thousands of residents. >> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, april 17th. i

president emmanuel macron is promising to build notre dame even more beautifully and do it in less than five years. a look inside the 850-year old school shows the soot-filled sanctuary and the spire is gone. much of the interior was saved and most of the priciest artifacts were taken out in time. >> so far it's safe. the majority of notre dame is standing. tacts well as the stained wer glass. the rubble will start be to cleared away. >> as long as the structure holds, it will be okay. but you have all the water and you have all the wood debris that's fallen on top, and they weren't made to carry that weight. >> reporter: for a second night in a row, thousands of parisians came together to pray. >> reporter: yesterday night we were shocked, this man said. we woke up in a bit of a fog, but we're better now. >> reporter: around the world there were tributes to france, westminster abbey, and the university of notre dame. anne-marie, why is the president saying five years? that isn't an arbitrary number. paris plans to have millions of people coming here when they host the olympics in 2024. >> ian lee, thank you very much. ian is in paris,

schools locked up today. and tonight, authorities now describing this woman as armed and extremely change roudangero. we have late reporting tonight. >>> inside notre dame images of firefighters racing in to battle the flames. the spire seen around the world coming down right into the cathedral. and now tonight, the first images of the aftermath. the smoke rising around the altar. the cross still hanging. and now, we learn, 23 minutes went by after the first alarm. they could not find the fire. >>> the severe weather in this country. it hits tomorrow, right through good friday. moving right into the east coast. the dangers facing utility workers and the cleanup.

notre dame. needed the luck of the irish. 90 seconds left. and jessica sheppard and notre dame won it 81-76. boy, what a power to the lineup coming up for sunday's ncaa championship final. livermore high school softball, a big, big game against foothill. foothill is kind of the patriots of softball in the bay area. the two are going to be like this about 6:15 tonight to settle matters in the 25th annual livermore stampede softball tournament. that'll do it. some of you i'll see later on at the watch party. it's ncaa men's ball today. and uva plays auburn and we have texas tech running up and down the floor. texas tech in the final four. they'll have to finish it out if they want to get by michigan state. >>> in the next half hour, president trump's contentious trip to california. >> what he did at the border and the protests in beverly hills. >>> lacrosse player ar ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> and welcome back. it's just about 6:30. good morning. >> and let's get started this half hour with a check of

say the threat did not name a specific school but again, they closed 20 schools districts as a precaution. >>> a tribute to notre dame at 943 this morning 9:43 this morning in san francisco from the bell at grace cathedral. grace cathedral is called the many notre dame. ever since monday's huge fire in paris, the inside and outside of the cathedral in san francisco have been lit in the colors of the french flag. apple is among the many corporations pledging to donate to the rebuilding fund of the paris landmark. that fund has already grown to almost $1 billion. officials in france are starting to focus on reconstruction. as fox news, ray bogan reports, they are proceeding with caution because the remaining structure may be unstable. >> reporter: the notre dame cathedral, a shell of its former self following a massive fire earlier this week. french officials say the restoration process will start immediately and they wanted to be finished in 5 years but it will not be easy. investigators and experts still have not been able to access the building and it is unclear when it will happen because the structure is still dan

notre—dame cathedral, survived this week's inferno. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the schoolill inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. one of the most successful singer songwriters of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. he was a great musician and, you know, a genius. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: police in northern ireland warn a new breed of terrorist is coming through the ranks. they're questioning two men in connection with the killing of thejournalist, lyra mckee. french police fire tear gas and arrest more than 100 people during the latest anti—government yellow vests protests in paris. in sudan, the country's public prosecutor has begun an investigation into former president

school after two fires devastated their building. what did you think as you saw this happening at notre dame? of france and paris on this. just to express our own, from the school itself and the staff and students, we share their pain at the moment because this is a terrible loss of a beautiful building but then, not a loss as we see it, a very strong building, and it seems to have come through that dreadful 24 hours as indeed our own building did which was also saved. it takes a long time to see that but it stood up to a terrible beating but it looks like you're still there today which is great.” but it looks like you're still there today which is great. i spoke earlier to the chief architect of historic monuments of paris, who obviously has a huge job overseeing these sorts of monuments and was also actively involved through the night trying to take away some of the relics from inside and he said through the night he has been crying, he has been so deeply affected, and devastated by what has happened. these are buildings, but so important and obviously for people like you and him, who are c

five year plan to rebuild the cathedral of notre dame in paris it has been just twenty four hours since a fire devastated much of the gothic cathedral school work tonight for its president emanuel mccrone says he wants twenty first century technology used to rebuild and restore the damaged and shard twelfth century church all within the next five years and ambitious goal and most likely an expensive one but since news of the blaze first broke last night pledges totaling more than half a billion euros have been made money earmarked for rebuilding notre dame's on the ground investigators say that the fire was caused probably by an accident and not arson it tonight in paris across france europe and around the world people are still in shock lamenting the loss of an architectural jewel and a symbol of france's heritage. paris the morning after the heroes of not your damn inspect what they were able to save. less than twelve hours before the world had its eyes on them as they paddled to avoid the destruction of the city's most iconic house of worship. they managed to save the eight hundred fifty year old buildings main stone structure but the r

notre dame cathedral are out. we're seeing what officials are say beginning the rebuilding process. >>> one school district is expectedadopt a new name. we'll explain. >>> another airline announces cancellations connected to deadly crashes involving the boeing 737. >> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. it's starting to get brighter outside as the sun wakes up this morning. we're ready for a warmup. >> there's one -- today, it will be warmer than yesterday because we're done with the storm from yesterday. mostly done, i should say. look at the live view from our camera looking over ocean beach. that's a dramatic looking sky. it will not look that way every -- it's not the marine layer. you can see the same situation in the east bay. low clouds hugging the coast range over there because we are not completely done with yesterday's storm. when you step outside, you mite notice a breeze and leftover clouds like that. by the afternoon, it's gone and it's sunny today. and we warmup to around average whic

school shootings have dramatically changed. look at how first responders now deal with shooters. >>> plus, how the fire at notre dame cathedral isnd as the new season of "life in pieces" premieres, actor james brolin joins us in studio 57 to talk about the hit show, his bucket list, and the secret to his long-lasting marriage to barbra streisand. this is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> a live look from the camera at the bay bridge. it is starting out cool but it is warming up. good morning i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. , mary. >> that's right, the warmest day we've seen so far this year. we have not seen temperatures this warm since back in november. starting out with clear skies and temperatures in the upper 40s to the low to mid 50s. here's what to expect. normally we should see temperatures in the mid 60s and for san jose and concord upper 60s to low 70s. here is what we are forecasting. mid-70s to about 80 degrees. around 83 for the high and the daytime highs will be

notre dame is tranding. >> glor: police in colorado are e oking for a suspect in connection with threats against more than 20 schoolscluding columbine. >> she is considered armed and dangerous. >> the measles crisis is accelerating. >> cases nearing a record level. >> it feels like we're running backwards in time. ngasles was gone. i can't believe it's back. >> reporter: tough times in the oriry farming business has moved one farmer to vent his frustration in an unconventional

schools locked up today. and tonight, authorities now describing this woman as armed and extremely dangerous. we have late reporting tonight. >>> inside notre dameevening. the new images of firefighters racing in to battle the flames. robots armed with water cannons. the spire seen around the world coming down right into the cathedral. and now tonight, the first images of the aftermath. the smoke rising around the altar. the cross still hanging. and now, we learn, 23 minutes went by after the first alarm. they could not find the fire. e. good friday. moving right into the east coast. the dangers facing utility

notre dame cathedral. there is no estimated total cost yet for the renovation. >>> happening now, the search is on for a woman who made threats to schools in denver, colorado. as a precaution all public schools in the metro area including columbine high school are closed today. the fbi is on the lookout for the woman you see here. she is 18 years old and from miami. authorities say she is infatuated with the 1999 columbine high school shooting. they say she visited denver to buy a shotgun and made threats to nearby schools. >> she obtained a pump action shotgun and ammunition. because of her procurement of a weapon immediately upon arriving here, we considered her to be a credible threat. >> the 20th anniversary of the columbine high school shooting is this saturday. authorities say the school has seen an increase in the number of threats as the anniversary approaches. >>> dangerous side shows are spinning out of control. oakland police are vowing to crack down and oakland city leaders are supporting tough penalties. in an effort to build a better bay area, are there solutions to the problem? some people are saying yes. they're pushing

school zones. >>> his fingers were flying over the keys of notre dame's grand organ when the fire alarm sounded earlierhis month.ar the pis cathedral's organist escaped the flames and he's here in d.c. tomorrow he'll play in a benet concert at the basilica to raise money for his beloved notre dame. aimee cho explained how he finds thetrength to plahrough his pain. >> reporter: these are the sounds that once filledda notre each dayurin dg for 15 years n on april 15th, he was playing at notre dame like he always did when sudden he he heard another und. >> i heard the alarm inside the cathedral. >> reporter: a fire that would go on to topple the spire and take out the roof. >> it was something i couldn't imagine in my life. >> reporter: he says he stood outsidewo forinutes, but after that could no longer to watch. >> reporter: it's like a second home. i spend hours and hours, days, nights there. >> reporter: today he is spending the day practicing. tomorrow night he'll py a benefit concert at the basilica hoping to raise money to rebuild his second home. >> i cannotp stoaying because of the tragedy of not

notre dame is tranding. >> glor: police in colorado are e oking for a suspect in connection with threats against more than 20 schoolscluding columbine. >> she is considered armed and dangerous. >> the measles crisis is accelerating. >> cases nearing a record level. >> it feels like we're running backwards in time. ngasles was gone. i can't believe it's back. >> reporter: tough times in the oriry farming business has moved one farmer to vent his y ustration in an unconventional way. >> i wanted somebody to know nhat everything is not another because it isn't. ♪ ♪ >> glor: and, when these two cops joined forces, something clicked. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight by going inside notre dame. the investigation and impact following a devastating fire. tonight, as parisians gathered, french president emanuel macron vowed to rebuild the cathedral in five years. some of the country's richest business people have pledged $600 million for the effort. today, we did see the extensive damage inside, but did see where the structur

notre dame within five years. >>> and a vigil is planned in littleton, colorado, tomorrow for the 20th anniversary of the deadly shooting at columbine high school. tomorrow planners and teachers are preparing a ceremony as well as a remembrance. on april 20th, 1999, two students killed 12 of their classmates and one teacher before killing themselves. at the time it was the deadliest school shooting in school history. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, a new measles warning after a flight attendant on a plane in new york fell into a coma after getting infected with the virus. >>> how a proposed bill would stop teenagers from buying tobacco products altogether. this is the "cbs morning news." tobacco products altogether. this is the "cbs morning news." so i should be all set. right. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. even if i'm taking heart medicine, like statins or blood thinners? yep! that's why i asked my doctor what else i could do... she told me about jardiance. that's right. jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event for adults who have type 2 diabetes and known heart

then notre dame missed a critical free throw, and it was over. this is baylor's third title in school history. congrats. >>> disappntment at the pat collins household this morning. maybe next hey, it's going to be another nail biter tonight when uva takes on texas tech for the men's national championsh. if you missed saturday's game, you missed a good 100. the -- good one. the game came down to three foul shots. he did run into them here. the auburn player -- >> did he hithim? >> yeah. there's clearly contact. uvath sinks e. hitting them up, up by one. hea beat auburn by one point. texas tech,y got to the finals by beating michigatate by ten points. they're a good team. michigan state was good. >> i thought the were going to win this. >> we'll see. this is virginia's firstmp national chaionship game in school histor tip-off tonight at 9:20o you're goingtay up? >> i don't think i'm going to make it. i'll have to watch the highlights. >> if y want to to charlottesville, uva will open john paul jones arena to host the game. >> the fight is going to be with my kids who want to stay up to