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Showing posts with label CBC News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CBC News. Show all posts

Inside Notre-Dame Cathedral after the fire

Not as bad as we thought all thanks to those templars and their master stone masons of the 11th century on, whose trade secrets were as solid as the church itself...

Hundreds of firefighters were able to save Notre-Dame Cathedral from complete collapse, but there is uncertainty over just how much irreplaceable history and culture went up in flames during Monday's devastating fire.



CBC News

Elon Musk's tunnel would allow cars to drive at 241km/hr

Go for it Elon!...

Tesla’s Elon Musk unveiled his prototype for a traffic-saving tunnel in Hawthorne, Calif. The inventor took reporters on a test run of the subterranean route Tuesday night, which Musk sees as a way to cure traffic woes.



CBC News


Inside the Tunnel That Elon Musk Hopes Will Solve 'Soul-Destroying" Traffic

Elon Musk unveiled the first mile-long tunnel in Hawthorne, Calif., on Tuesday. The tech entrepreneur says the system, simply called “loop,” is a first step toward developing a high-speed network underground to eliminate traffic congestion.



Wall Street Journal

‘My Brother Did This…I Couldn’t Be More Dumbfounded’

You can tell he's genuinely shocked. An all around mournful situation. What makes one get up one day and decides to do something so evil?...

The brother of the Las Vegas shooting suspect spoke to CBS the morning after the deadly attack on a music festival.




CBS New York



Las Vegas shooting: Social media videos capture chaos on the ground (Warning: Disturbing content)


Las Vegas shooting as witnessed through social media posts at the ground level. Dozens were killed and hundreds injured in the mass shooting at a country music concert in Las Vegas.



CBC News


Rialto, the Orphaned baby sea otter heads for Vancouver

Aaaw. Some call him the world's cutest otter and he sure is...

Rialto — named after the beach where he was found — will be coming to Vancouver because Seattle doesn't have enough room for him, and he can't survive on his own in the wild because he was separated from his mother who would have taught him survival skills.

Just weeks old, he was in critical condition when he was brought to Seattle's aquarium. But after spending time in an intensive care unit, the little pup is thriving and ready for his new home.






CBC News