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will hear more on that from paris in just a moment but first this report on how the blaze at notre dov has affected the people of paris. a moment of unity for the prescience coming to terms with the fire at notre dame. they drew together to sing and pray during a candle a vigil close to the cathedral. for many it provided an opportunity to reflect and hope that notre dame will one day be restored. to. the spontaneous gatherings tonight has led to small moments of prayer but also a lot of hope we can at last say that this fire which seemed so insurmountable and caused great damage to the cathedral still left the most important parts preserved and it remains a place of prayer. thoughts are now turning in earnest towards reconstructing notre dame the restoration has become a matter of state france's president a man of mcallen says the cathedral will be restored to its former glory. we are a people of builders and we have so much to rebuild so yes we don't reconstruct the cathedral if you're going to be even more beautiful than before. and i won't buy gold to be reached within five years.

we are going to see it play out on the hill and public and could end up in the court if dov refuses to comply with the season. >> good point. speaker pelosi is not so sure about impeachment. we'll see how much they push her. thank you. >>> joining us to talk about where the democrats go next, airli errol, welcome back. he said it's clear president trump obstructed justice. chairman cummings, of house oversight says it appears president trump committed crimes while in office. democrats are critical of republicans not exercising oversight in the first two years of the trump administration. how do they convince the democrats this is better, if he office, they are reluctant to take the next step of exercising some consequence, accountability in the only way they can. >> ift's an interesting question. i talked to a couple members of congress. what the democrats are saying is that the one thing they want to avoid is energizing trump's base, helping him get re-elected in 20 with another four years of him. if the choice is between two years of relative silence compared to the aggressive invest

. >> reporter: shoppingor healthy foods is a lifestyle for adrienne dov and her family, a habit she learned and now passing to her daughter and other children. >> you wan to get lettuce? >> i have hypertension and still have that but able to monitor it on my pills and eating more healthr foods. >> reporter: dove also lost more than 100 pounds and credits a nonprofit for helping her. the executive director. >> we're working to make sure healthy food is integrated into our healthcare system so patients experiencing chronic illnesses can get the healthy foodshey want and need. >> reporter: her orgization teamed up with giant on albany avenue in southeast and ward 8 to offer produce prescription. >> they just came from the doctor's office and identified they're eligible to receive a voucher. >> repter: that voucher is worth $20 and eligible patients get four a month. s itrted in march. today, council members and people from the community ce out for the official kickoff of the progr >> this is about educating ourselves to live longer. >> reporter: adrienne dove says that's exactly what she did.

cargo vehicles, what you're seeing in opening remarks, we are seeing double the wait times in both dov and cargo, this is immediate response of the crisis that we are seeing in ports of entry. >> the issue of fake families, how has that changed in the last year or two in what you have seen? >> back in 2014 less than 1% of the male that is were apprehended actually came with a child. right now it's 50%. so 50% of the males that are coming in to this country right now have a child with them. they recognized that because of the flores settlement is that they're not going to be kept in custody, so that shows you exactly how they are exploiting the system and right now because of volume it is very difficult for us to spend great deal of time interviewing every single person. >> so our laws are incentivizing people to be able to travel with vevea child? in other words, if you get in with a child and put the child through the trauma of all the traveling and you get more expedited process when you get here? >> yes. >> the question on child that's not related to the person or is very distant re