york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs it's monday, may 7, 2018. >> it was roaring scarlet knights high. it was thundering, rocks flying out of the ground. >> no end in sight. lava flow intensifies destroying dozens of homes and more fissures are opening up. rudy giuliani says president trump could defy the potentialal subpoena. >> we don't have to he's the

president of the united states. we can assert the same privilege as other presidents have. and carnival dream cruise turns into a nightmare as water one called the situation heart breaking. we have the latest. >> reporter: good morning. kilauea has been erupting continuously since 1983 and residents have no choice but to wait this out and to hope for the best.

from the air you can watch the lava flows in hawaii's leilani state light the houses and consume them. this woman watched dozens of videos of their home disappeared. >> my son with go home? >> reporter: more than 1,700 have been evacuated since hundreds of earthquakes started to rock the big island last week and at least 11 volcanic fissures opened up. some are at a slow boil, others are spewing 200 feet into the air. >> it's like a goliath. like a roaring jet engine. >> get your belongings and get back out. >> reporter: some families have been allowed back in, cramming as many clothes and keepsakes that can fit in their cars. >> if we get a second load we'll get things that make us more comfortable but we're living out of a backpack.

>> reporter: many are frustrated by the long lines getting back into the homes but there's a concern that lava will cover more roads and trap more people. >> the prognosis is to continue. we see no slowdown in activity. >> reporter: lava has spread 400,000 square feet surrounding the most active fissure. one resident said that the volcano and lava have been a part of her life. it's devastating but she said, i came to terms with it. anne-marie. >> thank you so much, john. president trump's new attorney rudy giuliani said he could defy a subpoena from special counsel robert mueller or refuse to answer questions. he said that michael cohen may have made payments to other women in addition to stormy daniels. >> my issue with getting up to speed on the facts here, i'm about halfway there. >> reporter: president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani further explained inconsistencies in his defense of mr. trump. and suggested the president

might resist a subpoena from special counsel robert mueller compelling him to of the under oath. >> we don't have to. we can assert the same privilege as other presidents have. >> reporter: democrats say the president must cooperate. >> he's going to need to comply with the subpoena if they take that case to court they'll lose. >> so what up, girl? >> reporter: stormy daniels who alleges an affair with mr. trump and is suing to get out of the nondisclosure agreement appeared on tv joking about the risk her case poses to trump's presidency. >> what do you need for this to go away? >> a resignation. >> reporter: questions remain over payments made to michael cohen for hush money paid to daniels during if election. giuliani said it was all legal. >> number one, it was not a campaign contribution because it was done anyway. number two, even if it was considered a campaign contribution it was paid out of personal funds. >> i think it's obvious this is a cover-up that they're making it up as they go along.

>> reporter: president trump's adviser kellyanne conway told ""face the nation" that it was campaign end pend churs was wrong." and she talked about why he said no about the payments to daniels. >> the president told me yesterday what when he said no on air force one last month, he's talking about when the payment occurred. >> reporter: now kellyanne conway went on to say the white house is anxious about the three detained americans currently held in north korea. but she could not confirm their release was expected any time soon. as president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani suggested as recently asda errol barnett, cbs news, the white house. the nomination of gina haskell to lead the cia remains on track. that's despite her offer to step aside. the confirmation hearing is scheduled for wednesday.

she offered to withdraw over concerns about her involvement in the harsh interrogation program. she was a chief at a base in thailand where two terrorism suspects were subjected to waterboarding that simulates drowning. haskell would be the first woman to lead the cia. president trump's deadline for making a decision on whether to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal is saturday. the british ambassador to the united states says he believes it's still possible to address mr. trump's concerns. they include iran's ballistic missile program and a clause allowing them to resume part of the nuclear program after 2025. britain's n y has talks scheduled was officials in washington this week. a water pipe burst on a carnival cruise line ship in the caribbean flooded 50 state rooms and 100 passengers were affected. but the fast moving crew got the situation under control within hours. meg oliver reports.

>> reporter: rushing water flooded a carnival cruise ship reminding some of the eerie scenes from the movie "titanic." one passenger said we are flooding on a cruise, we heard the violins and the silverware come crashing down. crew members filled buckets as the water line breaks sent a deluge of water pouring out of the pipes. the carnival dream departed new orleans on a seven day cruise through the western caribbean. the water flooded 50 state rooms. despite the dramatic video carnival said that the water main break had no effect on the safe operation of the ship. the safety and security of our guests and crew is our top priority. within six hours, the crew managed to replace most of the carpeting and the damaged areas. so passengers could return to their rooms. others slept on yoga mats in the spa. >> our cruise director and the captain told us all about it. that there was -- when we came

out of belize when the ship turned it put pressure on the pipe and one of them burst. >> reporter: the nearly 2,500 passengers returned to port. >> i'm not word writed about going on a ship out to sea. that's easy day. >> reporter: passengers received a full refund and 50% off any future cruise. they were also offered the option to fly home the day after the water conditions developed. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. well, in nashville the mother of one of the victims in the deadly waffle house shooting accepted her daughter's college diploma. shirl baker walked across the stage on saturday. her daughter, deebony groves was one of four people who was killed when a gunman opened fire on april 22. her brother di'angelo groves received his did plow what.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. on the "cbs moneywatch," driver cars from lyft are hitting the roads in las vegas. diane king hall has that and more. good morning. >> good morning. well stocks here on wall street finished last week on an upbeat. now with the dow posting its biggest one day gain since april 10 but it wasn't enough to pull the dow and the s&p 500 for the week. pilots and other staff at air france are expected to walk off the job today. the latest work stoppage is an ongoing battle for higher wages.

they were offered a 7% wage increase prompting the chief executive to resign. unions are calling for a 5.1% increase this year. british government owns a 14% stake in the airline and yesterday the air france prime minister said they could disappear if they couldn't fix their finances. lyft plans to deploy 30 self-driving cars and they'll ferry passengers from the convention centers to the hotel. a service is expected to kick off in july or august. and "avengers, infinity war" dominated the theaters for the second week in a row. it is estimated to have taken in $112.5 million from north american theaters over the weekend. becoming the second highest grossing film in weekend two

behind "star wars" the force awakens. "overboard" and then "a quiet place". still ahead the number of melanoma cases are on the rise. what doctors say the key is to protecting yourself.

hawaii's big island. we'll have the very latest on the disaster... tens of thousands of u-c employees will walk off the job this morning... why workers are launching a system-wide strike... and rudy guiliana addresses the inconsistent statements from president trump and his team over a hush-money payment adult film star to stormy daniels. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning.

here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the u.s. and melanoma is the deadliest kind. doctors say while they're seeing more cases of melanoma, it's preventible and it's treatable if it's caught early. dr. marshall has more. >> reporter: katie is grateful for these moments.

>> i saw my life fash before any eyes. >> reporte: a trip to the dermatologist turned out to be stage 3 melanoma. >> i'm 37 weeks pregnant. they're telling me i have the deadliest skin cancer that there is. i was just completely distraught. >> reporter: melanoma has been increasing in recent years. it's now one of the most common cancers in young adults. especially young women. nearly 90% are thought to be caused by exposure to uv light from indoor tanning and the sun. >> it tends to occur in younger women, specifically in areas that are often covered, on the thighs or on the abdomen or even on the breasts or buttocks. >> reporter: dr. elizabeth hale recommends yearly skin checks. >> if you see a mole that's changing or a new spot on the skin, they should get that checked out immediately. most skin cancers are completely preventible. and most skin cancers are totally curable when they're caught early. >> reporter: katie was indeuced

early so she could have surgery right away. she was left with a large scar but needed no further treatment because the cancer had not spread. she hopes other young women will take her advice and stay away from tanning booth and wear sunscre sunscreen. >> you never know, it can happen to you. thinking back on all the times i would go tanning i wish i had passed on those. >> reporter: she said it's not worth the risk. we'll find out what melania trump's formal platform will be today. nearly 60 months after becoming the first lady. she will unveil the issues she will focus on during an event. her spokesperson says it will involve the well-being of children since the president's campaign she has discussed combating online bullying. coming up on "cbs this morning" police across the country working to build a better relationship with the communities they serve.

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$0 copay. ♪ let's stay together talk to your doctor or visit saveonlantus.com. our top story this morning -- hawaii's kilauea volcano destroyed 36 homes. more than 1,700 residents have been evacuated. and rudy giuliani suggested the president might resist a subpoena from special counsel robert mueller compelling him to testify under oath. giuliani also said that his personal attorney michael cohen may have paid money to other women in addition to porn star stormy daniels. there has been an alarming rise in gun violence in the country's third largest city. more than 50 people have been shot in chicago in the last

eight days. nicky batiste reports. >> reporter: gun violence returned to the streets of chicago. resulting in a week marked by tragedy and death. the recent warm weather may have played a role in the crime surge. after a frigid first four months of 2018, the city had seen a 22% drop in murders. and a 26% decrease in shootings compared with the same period last year. but this week's gun violence seems to have put an end to safer streets. since saturday morning, bullets killed two men and wounded 16 others including a 12-year-old boy. 28 people were shot since friday. with more than 50 shootings this week. law enforcement officers were not spared. >> i need an escort to a [ bleep ] hospital right now. officer hit! >> reporter: on friday an agent for the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms was working undercover when he was shot in the face. >> i have ordered specialized units into the area to ensure

the safety of the community residents and to conduct a manhunt for anyone involved in this reprehensible crime. >> reporter: hundreds of officers are searching for suspects. >> they came in through the door, you know what i mean? a lot of agents. >> reporter: but the focus on finding the person involved in the atf agents attack has infuriated some local residents. they say gunfire in their neighborhoods happen daily but they don't see the same police response. >> just because you're wearing a badge you matter more? how does that -- how do you think that makes us feel? >> reporter: chicago police say they want to build relationships with the residents in the neighborhood. more than $60,000 is being offered as a reward for any information leading to an arrest in the atf agents' shooting. he's expected to make a full recovery. well, coming up on "cbs this morning," police departments nationwide are trying to build a better relationship with the

communities they serve. how washington, d.c., officers are addressing racial bias with a history lesson. plus, thousands of people whose phone numbers are on to do not call list are eligible for a payout as part of a lawsuit against dish network. why are lawyers having a difficult time getting people to sign up? this is "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

i'm kenny choi. all right, we begin this morning with a live look at the city of san jose, unfortunately the sharks lost this weekend but hopefully you had a good one. good morning. it is monday, may 7th. i'm kenny choi >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to jacqueline and neda. the sharks are out but the

warriors are still in it. >> we still have some teams to cheer on. >> yes. we're starting this week off pretty nice. no fog in sight. which is good. look how crisp and clear this view it. this is a view of, of course, downtown san francisco. here are your headlines for today. we do have a few clouds just along the coast. that's where temperatures will stay cool but it will be quite the difference inland. that's where temperatures will be warming up in the afternoon. by wednesday, temperatures reach almost 90 degrees. . we are tracking some slowdowns for drivers headed along westbound 580. pretty typical for this time of the morning but this morning you have a high wind advisory if you are making your way along that stretch. both hands on the wheel, be careful out there. speeds drop right around 35 miles per hour once you get into livermore, things start to pick up. 24 minutes to 680.