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everybody s opinion and interpretation is legitimate. they can it s a work of art. you can take it in so many ways. reporter: when you think of a french architectural icon, the eiffel tower may spring to mind. but for many french people it s this place, the arc de triomphe, that symbolizes their national identity. it was built as a memorial to fallen french soldiers, and through the centuries, it s witnessed catastrophic defeats. general eisenhower. reporter: .glorious victory, and vandalism during street protests in 2018. when the french president emmanuel macron visited the project, he said, this is what we believe in crazy dreams must come true. holly williams, cbs news, paris. barnett: and that is a triumphant wrap for the cbs weekend news this saturday. i m errol barnett in chicago. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs
simple. we re hoping that fema steps up to at least let us stay in our community. don t house us two hours away. reporter: this is a group that pride itself in giving help. they are not accustomed to asking for it. but this hurricane is forcing them and so many others to let go of the past and accept a new reality. reporting for cbs news, thanh truong, golden meadow, louisiana. barnett: next for you here on the cbs weekend news, it s on the block: an original copy of the constitution soon to go on sale.
the massive police presence stood guard around the perimeter of the capitol building. some of the officers were in riot gear, others on bicycles, all part of the robust security presence on hand to counter any potential violence. law enforcement s plan was to keep counterprotesters away from the main demonstration. you see this group of bike police officers? there are probably about 15 or 20 of them. and they are escorting a counterprotester, a man who was dressed all in black, with some sort of sign referring to black lives matter what so proudly reporter: the justice for j6 rally continued. we need to start saying no more. reporter: organizers wanted to draw attention to what they believe is the unfair treatment of some of the people arrested in connection with the january 6 insurrection. this is about justice and
after declining in early summer, there have been nearly a half a million new infections in the past two weeks alone, prompting many students to get vaccinated. my mom has gotten sick and i don t want to have to, like, carry it around. reporter: there is push-back against mandates. a group of hundreds of l.a. firefighters is suing the city over its requirement that city employees be vaccinated. errol. barnett: all right, anthony, thank you. still ahead on the cbs weekend news, hurricane ida continues to take a toll. the first responders who lost everything.