and the one thing they urge your loved ones to ask before getting inside any car. but first the nightline five. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonightmicl rcu of soa notre dame s sacred treasures. and stunning new images of the epic battle to save the beloved cathedral. james longman takes us into the blazing inferno. reporter: notre dame now sits as an open wound. tonight new images take us inside the 12-hour battle to save the cathedral. rushing into the danger. firefighters shooting powerful jets of water into the 850 year old cathedral. a legion descending on the scene, a major command post outside. as this piece of french history burned, the fire department sending up drones for a bird s-eye view. what they saw, the entire roof engulfed. this is what it looked like before. it s nicknamed the forest, built in the 13th century out of 13,000 trees, now gasps as the famous spire fell. firefighters using water from the river. their hoses trained on the ch
pets being mistreated in the care of sitters of rover and wag! how it s raising questions about whether the popular apps vet their sitters. and time s list of the 100 most influential people. only on cbs the time s editor and ceo will tell us how they decide who makes the cut. and with that we begin with a look at today s eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. several denver area school districts closed in an investigation of an 18-year-old woman. she had a infatuation with members of columbine. a massive hunt is under way in colorado. she s armed and considering extremely dangerous. parts of the country will be dealing with severe weather over the next few days. could be damaging winds and tornadoes. notre dame cathedral is no longer burning. artifacts saved and hundreds of millions of euros pledged for rebuilding. we don t talk about money. we talk about spirits. president trump issued the second veto of his presidency to stop a resolution seeking to
have a good night. tonight: chance of storms. isolated heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-10. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of damage. the butler county emergency manager says that includes the town of greene. there, trees are down falling on homes and power lines. again in floyd county, nearly every road across the southwestern portion is under water. there are also trees down near marble rock. as damage reports continue to trickle in remember to call us on newsline nine. send us your pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. we re following a developing story out of charlotte, north carolina. a man is in life support after he was shot during protests over a police shooting there. this is a live look at those protests. right now, officers are in riot gear, and are using tear gas to control the protests that have gotten violent. pop these demonstratio ns are a second night in a row. they broke out after an officer shot and killed 43- year-old keith scott. police say the offic
unfortunately impacting the same areas as last night. as a result, flooding is a certainty, but the severity is something we ll need to assess day by day. remember to heed all warnings and evacuations over northern iowa should they become necessary. this next round of rain will be capable of another 1-4 over northern areas, before dropping southward towards cedar rapids and iowa city later this morning. more rain is possible tonight with drying conditions from midday friday into all of saturday. another round of rain is also possible sunday into monday. please stay tuned for further flooding updates.today: storms likely. isolated very heavy rain totals possible. wind: s 5-15. high: 79 tonight: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 64 tomorro high: 83 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-10. low: 64 thanks kaj. the butler county emergency manager says that falling on homes and power lines. in floyd county, nearly every road across the southwestern portion of the county is und
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