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. >> the lava flow hit the snow and the contrast of cold and hot caused the explosion. >> reporter: despiteuries, tourists continued to flow to the volcano. tours are continuing to operate with restrictions in place, authorities said there is little danger as long as the tourists stay away from the lava. >> the hiking activity continues, we are deployed with 10 people and a special vehicle to help the scientific community. >> reporter: most tourists said they are not frightened off by the eruptions or the lava. >> we are not afraid. i do not want to get hit by racks but we want to go to see it. >> reporter: the united states geological survey said eruptions like this are unpredictable. >> time to check our weather. it's a nice day, warm out. lets get the weekend forecast. >>> temperatures were warmer today than yesterday. they are going to cool off tomorrow but it's still nice. temperatures into the 60s and 70s for the weekend. it's been a warm run we have had. clouds out there today. there are going to be clouds all weekend. this system has a lot of moisture. adds we get out here, this bac

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. >> an explosive combination, red hot lava and ice cold snow. >> and she wrote the book on child rearing. >> if you want to put sense in your little brother, you need to teach him sometime. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> good evening, scott is on assignment. i'm anthony play son. -- mason. today the white house said president trump stands by his claim that president obama wiretapped him during the campaign last year. mr. trump has yet to provide any evidence but he has now revealed how he says he learned about the alleged wiretapping. reports he read in "the new york times" and watched on the fox news channel. but neither of those reports cited evidence that mr. obama had, indeed wiretapped candidate trump. and the top democrat on the house intelligence committee told us today it's complete nonsense. we start at the white house tonight with major garrett. >> reporter: false, that's what the bipartisan senate intelligence committee called president trump's wiretap allegation. based on the information available to us, we see no i

. >> what kind of lava is it, christian? our resident geology. >> this is a smooth lava flow that you can see harden as it reaches the bottom. as near oath and sum mer, every time you see this, it is so stinking cool to see the red, the rich orange/red turn into that black as it's flowing so smoothly. >> it looks like a liquid something. you know how you get the beautiful pinks and oranges at sunset. that is what it reminds me of. >> it sitting here thinking, too bad you can't ride it. too bad there wasn't some sort of boat that can withstand the temperature of lava and you could just ride along. >> so beautiful. >>> gary thompson is the latest winner of the "rtm" mini ipad give away. >> today is a bonus day. you can win an ipad mini or an amazon echo. >> you need to enter the buzz word, be 21 years of age and be a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> "rtm" mini ipad give away is coming up. >>> i love that the three of us blog over vid yos. >> how bad does it get here? because then that tells us how hard we can laugh. >>

we were filming a lava flow that had formed overnight. tourists had come to see it, too.sion. the hot rocks mixed with snow and ice, causing a massive explosion. 0ur camerawoman, rachel price, filmed as rocks, boulders and steam were hurled up into the air. we ran for our lives. there were cuts, burns and bruises, but amazingly, nothing worse. you 0k? stay down. just sit down. eruptions at etna are frequent. but incidents like this, involving people, are rare. a vulcanologist said it was the most dangerous event he had experienced in his 30—year career. we have made it back down the mountain, and what happened is only really just starting to sink in. look at this. this hole was made by one fl: lh-,!_-_-jili.. l-l _i---- of volcanic rock that rained down upon us. we really thought we we had a very, very narrow escape. scientists will now continue to track how the eruption progresses. 0ur close call only shows how dangerous these forces of nature can be. rebecca morelle, bbc news, mt etna. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: meet xingjiang'sjustin bieber — the uighur po

. >>> a scary lava explosion on europe's largest lava volcano that injured a group of tourists and journalists. >>> we begin with today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> there's a vast amount of reporting about activity that was going on in the dwooen election. there's no question that there were surveillance techniques used without this. >> the president's wiretapping claims overshadow his budget proposal. >> are you aware that eats away at the president's credibility? >> i'm not going to justify every tweet out there. there's 20 a day that i know of. i don't pay that much attention to it. >> in new york an emt was killed. he was run over by her own ambulance after it was stolen. >> the 25-year-old suspect has been charged with murder. >> what the [ bleep ]. >> at least 10 people have been injured as mt. etaetna explodes. >>> downtown skyline. >> i heard a boom. >> this morning a house exploded in maryland. >> it felt like an earthquake. >> giving this gator a glove tap. when you're not doing all that well you take some chances. >> northwestern has won its first ever tournament victo

we were filming a lava flow that had formed overnight. tourists had come to see it, too. is usually considered safe. then this happened. explosion. the hot rocks mixed with snewfan—‘tezausmg a massive explosion. our camerawoman, rachel price, filmed as rocks, boulders and steam were hurled up into the air. we ran for our lives. many were hit. you ok? stag down. just sit down. eruptions at etna are frequent. but incidents like this, involving people, are rare. in his 30—year career. we have made it back down the mountain, and what happened is only really just starting to sink in. look at this. this hole was made by one of the incredibly hot pieces of volcanic rock that rained down upon us. we really thought we were all going to die. we had a very, very narrow escape. scientists will now continue to track how the eru ptjon progresses. our close call only shows how dangerous these forces of nature can be. rebecca morelle, bbc news, mt etna. also making news today: the republican and democratic leaders of the us senate intelligence committee say they have seen nothing to sugg

i was with a bbc crew filming a lava flow from a recent spate of volcanic activity.ith rocks and boulders and steam. get the bag. to get to safety. but some were left with cuts and burns and bruises. have you seen the others? and a guide suffered a dislocated shoulder. a volcanologist who was with us said it was the worst incident he had experienced in his 30 year career and that we were lucky no one was left with serious injuries. extraordinary escape. i was hearing from the news room that the produce hear the was with rebecca, the lava hit her back and burnt through her coat. they have all gone to hospital. i think they're all only lightly injured. but a lucky escape. beautiful to watch from afar. why didn't they have warning. apparently the lava reacted with - snow. you're watching one hundred days from bbc news. still to come for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — us secretary of state rex tillerson has met the japanese prime minister, but will he have a tougher time when he heads to beijing this weekend? and when these us congressmen couldn't f

i was with a bbc crew filming a lava flow from a recent spate of volcanic activity.nowmobile. to get to safety. but some were left with cuts and burns and bruises. have you seen the others? and a guide suffered a dislocated shoulder. experienced in his 30 year career and that we were lucky no one was left with serious injuries. now let's check the weather. early in the week storm still battered the usa eastern canada with heavy snow and strong winds. that has moved away and left some very cold air with ice and frost penetrating far south as north florida. the complete opposite in the south—west opposite in the desert south—west with record challenging one of the building in hot and sunny conditions in southern california and across towards central southern areas. very dry here. more dry weather to exacerbate the wildfire risk. very cold across the north. some of the warmth in the west have been moving and with more systems are northwards and with more systems are pushing in from the pacific we are likely to see flooding. look at the red across california to the great

the lava so slow moving, it's usually considered safe. then this happened.ks mixed with snow and ice causing a massive explosion. our camera woman, rachel price, filmed as rocks, boulders and steam were hurled up into the air. we ran for our lives. many were hit. and there were cuts, burns and bruises, but amazingly nothing worse. >> you okay? you okay? just sit down. >> eruptions at etna are frequent, but incidents like this involving people are rare. a volcanologist said it was the most dangerous event he had experienced in his 30-year career. we've made it back down the mountain, and what happened is only really just starting to sink in. look at this. this hole was made by one of the incredibly hot pieces of volcanic rock that rained down upon us. we really thought we were all going to die. we had a very, very narrow escape. scientists will now continue to track how the eruption progresses. our close call only shows how dangerous these forces of nature can be. rebecca morelle, bbc news, mount etna. >> really scary. >> it absolutely is scary. there goes my

etna spewing scalding lava, molten rock shooting almost 200 feet into the air.least ten people were slightly injured when the lava flow called magma ran into frozen snow, causing an explosion. fragments of rock rained down on the terrified sight seers, according to the italian news agency ansa, four people were hospitalized but their injuries are not serious. rebeck rah morell was there. >> one small explosion sending a plume of white steam up into the air. we thought that seems strange and seconds later it was a second huge explosion, sending boiling rocks, boulders, steam up into the air and if it goes up t has to come back down again, so everyone started to run. >> reporter: mt. etna is one of the world's most active volca volcanos, been erupting since tuesday, making for one of nature's most spectacular displays as it sends ash up into the sky and lava down its slopes. that lava over 1800 degrees fahrenheit. >> because it is a spectacular sight. it's incredibly hot. people came out with cuts, bruises, some burns, a dislocated shoulder from one of the guides

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the blast is what's known as a phreatomagmatic eruption caused by extremely hot lava hit much k0e8derolice on snowmobiles responded for what was a lucky escape for everyone. there are always risks involved with getting close to an active volcano, but anthony, experts tell us this kind of explosion is a rare event. it takes a perfect storm of circumstances for it to happen. >>> it's been a rough week for president trump. his latest travel ban is now stuck in legal limbo. his health care bill is already on life support. his budget plan is described as dead on arrival in the senate. and his allegation of being wiretapped by the former administration is being denied by congressional leaders in his own party. major garrett reports. >> reporter: false. that's what the bipartisan senate intelligence committee called president trump's wiretap allegation. "based on the information available to us, we see no indications that trump tower was the subject of surveillance by any element of the united states government." house speaker paul ryan reached the same conclusion. >> that no such wiretap ex

rock twice the size of a football field. >> we are standing meters away of one of the most active lavarld, and it's like staring into the sun, and all the heartbeat of the planet, really. >> now people all overt world can visit the volcano, too, using google's website. >> that was jonathan mann reporting. >>> coming up, a chance to feel like a princess, how some bay area high school girls will get to choose a free dress for the prom. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. >>> happening today thousands of high schoo

♪ lava so warm and red and wet ♪ ♪ lava what do you have to say about this wonderful outcome ?e everything to this friendly yet misunderstood creature. thank you skuzzle-butt. friend. oh, how sweet. i did it, i did it ! i finally killed something. oh, my god, what has he done ? turn off the cameras ! hey, that was easy. no ! why god, why ?! damnit stan, you shouldn't have done that ! why ? make up your mind. stan, some things you kill and some things you don't, see ? no. only now in this late hour do i see the folly of guns. i'll never use a gun again. ( gun goes off ) but i just wanted you to be proud of me like you were with kenny. but kenny's dead now stan and you'realways gonna be my nephew. and you just can't killanything. you understand ? dude, i don't understand hunting at all. yeah, it's stupid, let's go watch cartoons. yeah, cartoons kick ass. captions copyright 1997 home box office a division of time warner entertainment company, l.p. captioned by hbo communications center >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trev

. >> i was with the bbc group filming a lava flow from a recent spate of volcanic activity.law the mixed with causing a first a small explosion -- lava mixed with snow at first causing the small explosion, then a larger one. it pelted us with rocks and boulders and steam. everyone ran trying to reach the snowmobiles. to get to safety. with cuts andleft burns and bruises. >> have you seen the others? >> a guide suffered a dislocated shoulder. a volcanologist with is that it was the worst incident he had experienced during his 30 year career, and that we were lucky that no one was left serious injuries. dramatict aetna's corruption, the third in three weeks. you're watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program -- congao you get when two spent from opposing parties to the open road? thanks to a snowstorm, we found out. susan did not have an easy time follow her passion for the planets. going up in kenya, the country has two astronomers and fining a telescope was honest and possible. now having achieved her dream of becoming finished on number of a susan

there's a real heartwarming feeling that you get when you see the lava lake itself. it's an incredible feeling."strapping on a hi-tech backpack -- called the trekker -- horsley and mackley rappelled down 400 meters inside the marum crater to collect 360 degree "street view" imagery.they got an up close look at the volcano's giant lake of lava -- a fiery cauldron of boiling rock -- roughly twice the size of a football field.voice of chris horsley, extreme adventurer: "standing just meters away from one of the most active lava lakes in the world really surges energy through your whole body. it is like staring into the sun or the heart beat of the planet really."and now people all over the world can visit the volcano too -- vicariously and safely from the comfort of their home -- using google's website. next we're taking you to the movies. which movies were the most popular this weekend. ((brian tease)) it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a mo

. >>> europe's biggest and most active volcano mount etna continues to spew lava. the latest eruptions which can last days and even weeks started two nights ago. crews on the scene reported no danger to the towns that dot the mountain slopes. >>> beautiful as long as the lava stays there. >> yes. >> we've got the own weather concerns today. severe thunderstorm watches are now being issued out to the west, severe thunderstorm warnings being issued and i want to quickly discuss the between a watch and a warning. weather watches whether they be severe thunderstorm or winter storm et cetera, indicate a risk or a hazardment when we have warnings that means the event is occurring imminent or likely. when we have a warning, that's when you need to take action save property and lives and the watches go back the tennessee. up to south central pennsylvania and until 5:00. and go over this once again. what you can expect today? maybe some gusty winds up to 70 miles an hour in the worst of the storms. with some large hail and even an isolated tornado and we've seen some severe

the blast is what's known as a freto mag matt i can eruption caused by extremely hot lava hitting muchsnow. police on snowmobiles responded for what was a lucky escape for everyone. there are always risks involved with getting close to an active volcano, but experts tell us this sort of explosion is a rare event. it takes a perfect storm of circumstances for it to occur. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >> well, saint patrick did not drive the snakes out of brazil, but his feast day is not forgotten there. rio's famed christ the redeemer statue was bathed in green light to honor ireland's patron saint. happy saint patrick's day. former secretary of state james baker. i'm ann marie green. this is the cbs morning news. court's in use bros, wait your turn. what are you guys up to? people love progressive's name your price tool so much it's hard to get their attention. that's where moves like this come in... [ grunts ] we give people options based on their budget with our name your price tool. what does an incredibly awkward between the legs dribble do? what's the matter flo? scared you can't k

it's a real like heartwarming feeling that you get when you see the lava itself. >> reporter: strappingckpack called the trekker, the two rappelled down 400 meters inside the crater to collect 360-degree street view imagery. they got an up-close look at the volcano's giant lake of lava, a fiery cauldron of boiling rock, roughly twice the size of a football field. >> standing just meters away from one of the most active lava lakes in the world really surges energy through your whole body. it's like staring into the sun or the heartbeat of the planet really. >> reporter: and now people all over the world can visit the volcano too, vicariously and safely from the comfort of their own home using google's website. >> that was jonathan mann reporting. >>> coming up, a chance to feel like a princess. how some bay area high school girls will get to choose a free dress for the prom. gus is a handful. we don't know what this thing is, but someday, gus will because this is the thing that gus will build that will change the world. and this is the thing that could change gus' world. gus doesn't know

. >> a river of lava continues to flow from mount etna more than a week after the volcano erupted.huge amounts of magma oozing from the mountain in sicily italy. the volcano erupted twice in the last month. >> beautiful but glad we're just looking at a picture. >> it really is beautiful to watch that lava creep in from a distance. let's look outside and check the roads. looking live on the schuylkill expressway approaching spring garden. that's your eastbound track on your right headed towards center city. we are looking good this morning. no big weather related prob less. you'll see some sunshine today. vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill no overnight construction, no delays. looking good this morning on the vine and to top you off mass transit is looking good, also, today you have. >> all right there karen. on the big board we are dressing the kids a little bit on the bundled side this morning. light to moderate jacket works. 48 degrees by 6 o'clock and 47 by 8 o'clock. partly cloudy, cool on the bus stop on the breezes are starting to pick up coming down out of the

tourists burned by lava, pelted by rocks. the camera crew rolling on everything. >>> still digging out tonight and yet a new storm brewing. the new track hitting just before the weekend. >>> and the urgent manhunt tonight for the man who threw this woman into her own trunk. she escapes. and the one thing she used to get out of that trunk. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night, and tonight, fireworks at the white house. just hours after the republican and democratic leaders of the senate intelligence committee released a statement together, saying, there are no indications of any surveillance at trump tower. it comes after those explosive allegations. president trump's claim that president obama wiretapped him before the election. standing by that claim again overnight. late today, white house press secretary sean spicer pushing back, saying those senators aren't done investigating, and another statement from a senator saying, we wouldn't have said that if we weren't briefed. a

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you can see orange lava just spewing into the air. >> it's the largest, most active volcano in europe. you can see it coming to life and sploegexploding as balls of rise into the night sky. it's located on the east coast of sicily, italy. >> that's dramatic. also look at this, in hawaii, check out this new video. the spectacular footage was taken at mt. kilauea. if you look really closely, you can see the heat waving off the magma and other points it actually hardening into rock. >> boy, it's mesmerizing, isn't it? this volcano on the big island has been regularly erupting since 1983. but boy, that is something else, isn't it? >> creation is a beautiful thing right there. >>> world news went to david muir is coming up next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> we'll bring you live coverage of president trump's address to congress at 6:00 p.m. >> we'll see you then. >>> tonight, several breaking stories. first, president trump. just a short time from now addressing congress and the country. we have new reporting. what he'll say about obamacare, national security and the b

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the lava flow does not pose a risk to nearby communities, or saying that from above the lava appearso be forming a smiling face. >> i see it. >>> woman suffers terrible burns after her head fence explode. we have to warn you images may be disturbing to some of you. women in the picture says her battery operated headphones, exploded, get this during a flight to australia. she told authorities that she was sleeping with her head fence when she heard this loud explosion and then she saw sparks and small flames which flight attendants put out. they believe batteries in the tea vice caused the fire, no word on what brand of the headphones that she was wearing. >>> look at this suv plows right in the gas pump and burst into flames this happened in seattle, police say driver who control after hitting another car. police are trying to figure out if the driver who caused the crash was driving under the influence. >>> fire fighters in california are trying to turn to four legged friend to help them root out cancer. fire department is working with a canadian based company called cancer dogs. fi

. >> a scary lava explosion on europe's largest lava volcano. >> >>. >> are you concern that this eats away at the president's creditability. >> i don't pay that much attention to it. >> the iraqis force is out. in new york a, an emt was kille she was run over by an ambulance after it was stolen. at least ten people have been injured as mountain aetna erupted in italy. >> raleigh, north carolina, the fire alarm fire lit up the skyline. >> i heard it big like a boom. > >> when you are not going all that well, you take some chances. >> run to the court, nor wester has won. >> the first ever tournament victory. >> all that matters. >> in hawaii yesterday a federal judge blocked the president's ban. >> i bet that studio is floating on the surf board the whole time. >> on cbs this morning. >> mcdonald saying it was a victim of a hack attack. >> donald trump, you are a disgusting of a president and you have tiny hands. >> even though mcdonald's deleted that, the white house is furious. >> eye opener is presented by toyota. lets go places. ♪ >>> welcome to cbs this morning. the white house is

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. ♪ >> lava is flowing owl of volcano on hawaii's big island putting on quite a show.how the lava spurting and even form wagon looks like a smiley face at the volcano. the lava wells up from deep inside that volcano eventually flows into the ocean and steams up. it doesn't pose any risk to any nearby communities. ♪ ♪ >> nearly one year after the beating death of a man in gloucester county, prosecutors have charged the person they say did it. police found 61-year-old sylvester buttons combs dead last april in a trailer in swedesboro. combs was homeless and today prosecutors announced the arrest of the 23-year-old malcolm tys tyson. he's facing a murder charge. vessel gators say they found him through a arson investigation that connected him to the murd murder. >> physical evidence was gathered which through many hours of investigation, witness statements, forensics and information from the public led investigators to tyson and connected him to the combs homicide. >>> tyson is now facing 30 years to life in prison if convicted. >>> a 56-year-old man is dead. shot by poli

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twice the size of a football field. >> we're standing just meters away from one of the most active lavat surges energy through your whole body. >> now people all over the world can visit the volcano, too google's website. >> that was jonathan mann reporting. >>> coming up, a chance to feel like a princess. how some bay area high school girls will get to choose a free dress for the prom. >>> happening today thousands of high schoolers will get to feel like a princess thanks to a free dress giveaway. the princess project will hold one of its annual giveaways in silicon valley. prom dresses can be expensive so the organization gives teenagers a chance to pick a dress and accessories for free. the event starts at 8:00 this morning at the clarkwood shopping center in mountain view. the project will host another giveaway next weekend. love that project. >> uh-huh. >>> let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast now. >> we are looking at a little light precip up in the north bay. here's a look at live doppler 7 around santa rosa and cloverdale, just a little drizzle and looks more impr

. >> well, lava can still be seen flowing into mt. aetna. new footage shows huge amounts of lava. members of a bbc film crew were among ten people injured when it blew. it sent rock and other materil reigning down on some people. >>> under fire by animal rights activists. the push to get the pig scramble cancelled. >> and a look ahead to 5:00. >>> thank you. coming up. he. >> how the district attorney is trying to keep them out of jaf >> a new way to think of dust collectors. how the revealing secrets. >>> and making history with this move. pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and t

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. >>> spewing giant fountains of lava in the sky. mt. started erupting monday and showed no signs of stopping today. authorities say the lava poses no danger to the small towns along the mountain's slopes. that's a rare sight. >>> the fast moving storm moved quickly through our region. a live look right now at cape may county. nbc10 first alert meteorologist crystal klein joins us now. >> this is another one. thunderstorms were in the forecast today, chances of snow by the end of the week. here's a live look outside philadelphia, you can see this is from philly looking over into new jersey. kind of gray, but it is dry at this point, we are no longer tracking rain in philly or anywhere in our viewing area, we've dried out already, the line moved through very quickly. we're talking from 2 to 4, and it was gone, the whole thing, we did see some of our strong wind gusts south, and areas like sussex county. but again, everything is out now, except for some trees that are down across those areas. we've got clearing ahead, and still some spotty

. >> mount etna has put on an impressive show for days doing lava and steam, but no one expected this. the massive explosion was caught on camera by a bbc crew. piping hot volcanic ash and rock rained down as tourists and the crew fled. one reporter described it as running down a mountain being pelted by rocks, dodging burning boulders and steam. a camera woman shook burning embers off her back. the blast was known as a freed magmatic eruption. police responded on snowmobiles for what was a lucky escape for everyone. it is always risky getting close to an active volcano, but this is a rare event. it takes a perfect storm. conditions for it to happen. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >> those pictures are incredible, paul. >>> we have much more tame mountains around here. look how gorgeous mount diablo looks right now. it's bursting with color because of all the rain we had all winter long and one of the many places you can visit, the colors around the bay area are fantastic currently because we've had the wettest winter in a very long time, for many of

the 800-degree lava ran into frozen snow that temperature shock caused and caused fragments of rock toain down. ten people were hurt, they are expected to survive. >>> let's take a look right now apt storm tracker 6 live double scan, we are dry through the region, we're not staying dry et while we can. we have clear skies, winds are blowing in the breeze, not nearly as dusty as it has been over the past few days, the temperature is 31 degrees, that's great, balls the past couple of days we've been starting in the 20s at best. the pressure is rizing with high pressure in control. the winds out of the west/northwest are light, the ocean temperature 39 degrees. a willful factor, feels like 24 in philadelphia. still feels like the teens in the lehigh valley and 26 degrees in cape may. satellite and radar showing we're going to have another beautiful start to the day, the gorgeous sunshine we had yesterday coming back today you will see more melting as you head out you're watching for slick conditions. a wider look satellite and radar, we've got an area of low pressure to the west that we'r

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large fountains of lava spilling into the air. they can last days, even weeks.has been several decades since mt. etna erupted like this. there has been no danger to surrounding communities. people are going to take in the sights. >> it's beautiful, from a distance. >> absolutely. >> right? >> it has been around for a long time. old world italy very, very nice. >>> cool this morning. a live look at san jose. 41 degrees. as we go into the afternoon it is looking much warmer. right now in san francisco, also starting out with clear skies. going to continue to see those temperatures starting out in the 30s and 40s for today and tomorrow. and it's now 36 degrees for much of the north bay. 38 degrees in morgan hill. and san jose at 41 degrees. the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. starting in the peninsula with dry weather once again today and tomorrow. as we go through the day, highs reaching the upper 60s in morgan hill and east san jose. 68 in danville and concord. over towards the peninsula, 63 in san mateo. san francisco up to 61 degrees i

>>> check out the red hot lava spewing from mount etna on sicily. europe's active volcano.ruptions can stretch for weeks at this point, italian authorities say the current activity is not a danger to nearby communities. what a sight. >> yes. back in the country, unbelievable numbers here. company behind two of america's biggest jewelry stores, kay and jared facing class action lawsuit brought by get this nearly 69,000 current and former femaleemployees. allegations of harassment and discrimination going back nearly ten years. here is abc's lindsey janice. >> reporter: the ad famously encourage customers to appreciate the women in their lives. >> he went to jared. >> reporter: the company behind the kay and jared jewelry chain accused of demeaning female employees. according to newly released sworn statements, in addition to the central claims of discrimination in pay and promotion, more than 100 ex-employees, also claimed inappropriate behavior by company executives including groping women to exchange sex for career advancement. one former employee saying, an executive call