that is a river of lava.ids flowing over what used to be a community, hundreds of homes destroyed. you can see that lava rock has cut off this road. since the beginning of may it has been raining molten rock like this across the area, for miles, and at this point there's no end in sight. kilauea is one of the world's most to have volcanos, spewing since 1983. for decades tourists have flocked here to witness nature at its best and its worst. last year alone, 2 million tourists visited hawaii volcanos national park. >> the lava lake would create a really magnificent glow in the evening. because this is the legendary home of pele, the volcano goddess, there's such a sacredness to this area that people i think really walk away with that. >> reporter: but the recent eruptions have been massive even for a community accustomed to volcanic activity. large swaths of the area have been cordoned off for safety so tourists have been taking in the sights from the sea. but monday the danger came to them. boats operating i

run by lava ocean tours, one of several companies that takes visitors to see kilauea's lava pouringo the ocean. tourists on nearby boats could see the thick plume of steam and hot ash blasting into the sky. >> it just exploded straight out at the boat. we could hear the rocks hit the boat, and the people yelling. >> reporter: nearly two dozen people on board were treated for burns and scrapes, and one woman was hospitalized with a broken femur. the coast guard recently changed the rules for lava tour operators, allowing them to take visitors as close as 50 meters from shore, but after monday's incident, boats are now required to stay 300 meters out at all times. kilauea's latest eruption started in early may, and the lava flow has now destroyed more than 700 homes. >> what happened today shows the unpredictable nature of a vancouver. you just can't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: even though the vast majority of the big island is completely unaffected by the lava, concerns about the volcano have really hurt tourism here. now it's unclear if this new accident and the new re

. >>> tour boats will not be allowed to get close to lava after 23 injuries occurred with a lava bomb on the big island with more. >> reporter: tourists can be heard screaming in this video that captures the moment a huge explosion of molten rock and ash blasted hundreds of feet into the air, landing on a tour boat called the hotspot. the lee family was hit. >> we were pelted with the rocks. like it's embedded in your scalp and everything, and the heat and theam, c. >> reporter: passengers said one lava bomb was the size of a basketball, smashing right through the metal roof of the boat. ristopr li's leg was severely burned when he fell to the deck. >> i got covered in hot rocks. it stayed there for two or three seconds. third-degree burns on my legs. >> you were trying to dodge the lava rocks that were raining down on the boat? >> yeah, pretty much. >> reporter: it destroyed more than 700 homes. at night you can really see the orange glow from the eruption behind me through the trees. that's where all of this lava is coming from as it makes its way miles down to the ocean. the boat o

they were getting a look at the lava from the volcano when the lava bomb struck. another nearby vessel captured the aftermath. at one point in the video you can see lightning strikes inside the cloud of smoke. >> we saw parts of the lava on the vessel when we pulled up to it. there was a few big parts that was on the roof and they could see parts all over the side of the boat and on the floor of the boat. >> reporter: 23 people were hurt by the hot blobs. it took an hour to return to port. that's when three passengers were taken to the hospital including a woman who suffered a broken leg. she is in serious condition. ten others were driven to the hospital and another ten were treated on the scene by paramedics. this is the worst incident to date since it starts erupting in march. fox news. >> so incredible. >> it is fun to watch but i think i would watch it on a monitor. >> way or from a helicopter perhaps. >> i don't know. maybe not even that. >> gosh. all right. >>> let's check in with sal. how is the early morning commute? >> for the most part it's good. we hav

as far as your property, it's just a lava field? >> yeah, it's just a lava field. acres and acres. >> reporter: the lava is literally reshaping hawaii. since the eruption began in early may, the big island has grown by nearly 700 acres. this is what the island's south east region used to look like. but then, lava filled in kapoho bay and beyond, creating new coastline. >> everybody still hopes it's going to slow down and go back to the way it was, but who knows when that will happen? >> reporter: the rivers of lava we saw while we were there are showing no signs of slowing down. scientists now say this eruption could last months, even years. rena >> ninan: carter, thank you. coming up, a month after her daughter drowned, the wife of olympic skiier bode miller shares her pain to raise awareness. and later, remarkable new video of a man believed to be the sole survivor of an amazonian tribe. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin

that's where all of this lava is coming from, as it makes its way miles down to the ocean. the boat operators, lava ocean tours, had a special permit to take tourists within 165 feet of the coastline. but cbs news uncovered three lawsuits in the last five years, which accused the company of "failing to warn passengers of dangerous conditions known to lava tours," and "dispensing with any kind of risk assessment when selecting an area to view the volcanic eruption." the immediate area around the lava flow can be extremely dangerous. that's where we are now. we've got protective gear. this is off limits to the public. as for those tour boat operators, after monday's accident, they now have to stay 1,000 feet off shore. jeff? >> glor: carter evans on the big island. carter, thanks. in south florida, two people were killed today when two small planes collided over the everglades. rescuers used airboats to get to the wreckage. both planes were from a flight school that operates out of miami executive airport. still ahead on the "cbs evening news," how genealogy and d.n.a. led in

lava bombs tore a basketball sized hole and a tour boat that was offering views of the lava that flows into the ocean. the hot lava rocks landed on several people on board. take a look at the explosion. the lava explodes in a cloud of smoke and steam. one woman was seriously injured. she has a broken femur. 22 others have injuries that are less serious. one witness says there was lava everywhere. >> there was a few chunks on the roof. we could see chunks laying all over the side. and the floor of the bow. >> reporter: the boat is one of many for higher giving tourist a better view of the erupting volcano. it was reportedly outside of the safety zone established by the coast guard. and its advertising operators promised a life-changing experience. also some of the lava is forming a tiny new island off the coast of hawaii. at this moment and measures about 25 feet in diameter. it is a common site on islands with active volcanoes probably either eventually connect to the shoreline or the road away because of the wave action. >>> a mountain lion had a community on the peninsula on edge tod

flows, the coast guard warnsf more potentially dangerous lava bombs on and off the big island, likest one that was captured in that dramatic video. >> whoa! >> just after sunrise, the fire ball exploded out of the ocean. terror and panic rattling a tour boat. flaming rocks showered down. >> you could hear the rocks hit the boat, and the people yelling. >> 23 injured. the most serious a broken femur. >> we thought at some point we could die here. >> steve monahan was sightseeing exceptihibition off big island when a basketball size lava bomb went through the air and punched a hole in the roof. >> we didn't know how big, how strong, was it going to sink on or catch it on fire. >> with lava gushing for two months, we have seen the fire and fury first hand. >> you cannot compare it to anything. >> wow. >> and now, after destroying more than 700 homes, the volcano is creating amolten lava pour in to the ocean. shane operates the boat damaged monday, he took us on a tour in may. >> ynk that anybody can really be prepared for what they see at the ocean entry until they are here. >> tour op

now a peninsula, formed from lava flowing under water.guard is now investigating after a terrifying experience. in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >>> a health alert about the overuse of antibiotics. a new study is raising concern about practices at urgent care centers. the study found nearly half of people who seek treatment at walk-in clinics for symptoms of a cold or flu walk out with an antibiotic as compared to only 24% of people who enter hospital emergency rooms with the same symptoms. >>> another olympic sport is facing a sexual abuse scandal. a class action lawsuit claims the usa diving organization ignored or obstructed sexual abuse allegations. the lawyer in the case claims the accusations are worse than those made against usa gymnastics. in one case a former coach at indiana university and ohio state is accused of coercing divers into sex. usa diving has not commented but it says it takes the accusations very seriously. >>> bryce harper put on quite a show for the hometown fans at the home run derby. the washington nationals

coast guard, they ha extended the required safety zone around lava flows in after a molten rock hit at, all vessels are restricted from trave meters of -- 300 meters of lava flows, the coast guard warns of more potentially dangerous lava bombs on and off the big island, like the latest one that was captured in that dramatic video. >> whoa! >> just after sunrise, the fire ball exploded out of the ocean. terror and panic rattling a tour boat. flaming rocks showered down. >> you cheld hear t rocks hit the boat, and the people ll g. >> 23 injured. the most serious a broken femur. >> we thought at some point we cod die here. >> steve monahan was aboard the the seeing exceptihibition off g island when a basketball size lava bomb went through the air and p hched aole in the roof. >> we didn't know how big, how strong, was it going ton sink or catch it on fire. >> with lava gushing for two months, we have seen the fire and fury first hand. >> you cannot compare it to anything. >> wow. >> and now, after destroying more than 700 homes, the volcano rs creating a new island in the pacific, as riv

this family was on the boat as a chunk of lava came smashing into the roof of their tour boat.hey and others on the boat were trying to get what they thought would be a safe view of the erupting kilauea volcano, but instead they found themselves in the line of a violent explosion. >> actually sitting at the bottom of the boat after it hit and it was still glowing. >> reporter: a family trying to catch a glimpse of lava got a much closer look than they hoped for. cell phone video shows the moment a so-called lava bomb exploded crashing down onto a boat full of tourists in hawaii. among them, the li family of redlands, california. >> i immediately got on the ground and covered my neck. >> reporter: christopher li suffered second and third-degree burns to his legs.my sister that this seems a little close and then it exploded. >> it's hot. it's steamy. >> reporter: dawn li says it was literally raining lava. >> it definitely -- we felt like we were in peril. >> yes. >> reporter: luckily for everyone on board, dawn is a nurse and her husband a doctor. >> i used to be a trauma surgeo

the immediate threat from the lava. >> reporter: lava has been pouring into the ocean for more than eighteeks now. this is new coastline. the island has grown by nearly 700 acres, the equivalent of more than 500 football fields. before this new eruption started in early may, a map of hawaii's southeast region looked like this but then lava filled kapoho bay, expanding the coastline farther and farther into the sea. at one point a small island was formed off the coast. scientists think molten lava broke through a harden rock >> is been diffic>> rorter:ichas of a reported 1500 evacuees. a lava field now covers the area caat used to be his home. he now lives in a makeshift home with limited power. >> are you going to stay? >> i don't know. this is my home. >> reporter: his property like so many others is now covered with black hardened rock, and it's unclear if the state will ever allow them to rebuild. so for hundreds of people here their futures are still uncertain. even once this crisis is over. >>> there is outrage from some victims of last year's las vegas massacre. mgm, which owns the

that lava explosion you see there, sent a lava bomb the size of a basketball through the roof of thatast 23 people were injured. four people were rushed to the hospital. one was listed in serious condition. the other passengers got burned and scraped. >> it just exploded straight out at the boat. we could hear the rocks hit the boat and the people yelling. they got caught in one of those places the lava collapsed and blew out. >> amazing. the lava explosion stems from the eruptions from kilauea, which have been constant since may 3rd. >>> a costly tweet from a ceo, lost $2 billion today by had a discussion with a cave diver. he offered a small submarine but it wasn't used. the diver called it a pr stunt. he said, sorry, pedo guy, short for pedophile. and he later deleted that tweet. >>> a few glitches made some customers a little upset. the busiest shopping day of the year for amazon, basically a 36 hour mega sale. when some customers tried to log into amazon they got -- you got this earlier today? >> i got that dog and hit refresh, a different dog. >> a lot of dogs and amazon since f

and a video shows the exact moment the lava bomb hit the boat. hot rocks landed on several people on board. a woman's leg was seriously injured. 12 others were treated and released for minor burns and scrapes. the lava bombs tore a basketball sized hole in the tour boat. it was taken back to port. you can see remnants of the damage and the lava rock. >> there was a few big chunks on the roof. we could see big chunks on the side of the bode and -- on the side of the bolt and the top of the boat. >>> a mountain lion spotted a neighborhood on edge. it was spotted near alameda de las pulgas. the cougar played a game of cat and mouse with police for hours. >> just so you know he has a hood on for his safety. >> reporter: this is the moment san mateo first respondered had been waiting for all day for. what you're looking at is a tranquilized mountain lion. the game warden will soon release it back into the wild. >> there were several moments that lives were in danger of our first responders. >> reporter: several blocks near alameda de las pulgas and vi

a boat carrying tourists to view hawaii's erupting volcano, mount kilauea, is struck by molten lava. the crown has slipped — shares in netflix plunge in after—hours trade, as the streaming giant disappoints, adding fewer new subscribers than expected. also in business briefing, we're at the biggest airshow in the world in farnborough, where the boss of qatar airways has been talking to us about the impact of the year long blockade. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. we'd like you to be a part of the conversation. today we're asking whether you a netflix fan, or have you tried the streaming service and moved on? if so, why? tell us what you think, just use the hashtag bbc—the—briefing. the russian president, vladimir putin, says it is "utterly ridiculous" that some people think his country could have influenced the us presidential election in 2016. in an interview after monday's helsinki summit, mr putin argued that his country didn't have the resources to track mr trump when he was running for president. meanwhile

the flying lava left a big hole in the boat's roof. one woman is in serious condition with a broken thigh bone. >>> a wildfire burning near california's yosemite national park has doubled in size and remains out of control this morning. there are more than ten wildfires burning in the state fed by water-deprived landscapes and temperatures in the 90s. the fire near yosemite has covered the park in smoke. amenities, lodges, restaurants and hotels remain open, but the flames shut down a key road into the park. last weekend, a fire tornado popped up near the california/arizona border. rotating columns of fire are not unusual. they occur in the right wind conditions, and in this case, moved over water. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, barack obama's african journey. the former president scores big with the people of kenya. >>> and a trail of ancient crumbs. a glimpse of the world's oldest bread. this is the "cbs morning news." bread. this is the "cbs morning news." try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque,

they were watching lava from a volcano when an explosion sent lava into the air and struck the boat. >> we saw the lava on the vessel when we pulled up to it. there were a few big pieces on the roof and they could see pieces all over the side of the boat and on the floor of the boat. >> this is the worst incident since it started erupted in march. prior to this a man broke his leg after being hit by flying lava. the coast guard is prohibiting boats being closer than a thousand feet from where the lava is coming in to the sea. >>> pattern that's really very quiet for us. fog, coast and bay makes a push inland and retreats back and then temperatures coast and bay are staying near average a little above inland. there's no extreme one way or the other. we have a baseball game tonight and it does look like some rain is moving into washington dc. that is a possibility this evening. not only that but it's really hot and humid. don't be surprised if maybe there is rain or delays. i think they will get the game in. the morning overcast retreated for most. still warm to hot inland. not as hot

we saw lava on the vessel when we pulled up to it.ll over the side of the boat and on the floor of the boat. back at hilo harbour, the hot spot had offloaded its passengers and some were taken to hospital. an inquiry is now under way into whether the rules on lava tours should be tightened, but the tour companies say the incident hasn't affected the demand for tickets. richard lister, bbc news. time for a look at the weather... here's darren bett. the weather has changed a bit today. it feels different across the uk. there is a fresher feel and it is cooler. we have this westerly breeze, bringing the chance of a few showers and certainly more cloud. it is still dry towards the south—east and east anglia. we are about 6 degrees lower than yesterday here. 0ver degrees lower than yesterday here. over the next few days, there will still be some sunshine and maybe a few showers.

the lava comes from the kilauea volcano which has been spewing lava since may.omes haven destroyed. >> i know they're looking to get the tourist back up, such a big part of their economy. tey are on the m active volcano on earth. >> that is part of the attraction for the people on the boat. they wanted to seeit, but look what ha so dangerous. >> be careful when you wish for. michelle grossman, meteorologist. >> game day indoors we are looking at excessive heat again. look how warm we are already at this the sun hasn't come up yet. 79 right now in new york city. it's really the humidity guys that's making it feel worse. tomorrow we'll wipe thatty humi away. >> thank you, michelle. still to come, world cup celebrations taking it up a notch. any object. any surface. if you've got a life you gotta swiffer what's the #1 new skincare product in 2018? olay whips. absorbs faster than the $100, $200, and even $400 cream. feels amazing. i really really love this. i will 100% swap up my moisturizer. can i have it? olay whips. the world is full of different hair. that's why

nearly two dozen people viewing the lava flow were hurt. the lava ball punched a hole right through the boat roof. one suffered a broken leg and the others suffered minor injuries including steam burns. hawaii's kilauea volcano erupted early may and as of sunday eruptions were still happening. >>> and sunshine is prevailing after some morning cloud. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you that coastal cloud cover still in full effect and satellite ati will show you that cloud cover, that gray shading you see on your screen has been compressing and moving back to the coastline. a picture outside, pier 15 right now showing you decreasing clouds, increasing sunshine. san jose a live look right now at the shark tank. you've seen the sunshine much quicker this morning and that means temperatures in the south bay already into the 70s. right now at 71 in an jose. where we've had that sunshine from the get go brentwood already at 90 degrees. 60 right now in san francisco with clearing skies, and santa rosa right now coming in with

the boat, operated by lava ocean towards was on a sightseeing tour getting a close look at the lava spewing from the kilauea no volcano when it goes into the ocean. that is when a lava bomb struck. another nearby vessel captured the immediate aftermath. at one point in the video, you can see mother natures fury as lightning strikes inside a cloud of smoke. >> we saw parts of the lava on the vessel when we pulled up. there were a few big chunks on the roof. we can see chunks all over the side of the boat. >> reporter: 23 people on the boat were injured by the hot volcanic blobs. it took about an hour for the vessel were to return to port. that is when three passengers were taken to the hospital, including a woman in her 20s who suffered a broken leg. she is listed in serious condition. 10 others who sustained less serious injuries were driven to the hospital and another 10 treated on the scene. this is the worst casualty incident to date says kilauea began erupting in march. prior to that, a man was hit by flying lava, shattering his leg. >>> a florida mother is sharing her story of how her

. >>> the other news, a lava bomb. explosion bumping through the roof of a tour boat in hawaii. nearly two dozen people injured. the pictures coming in. >>> and a fire killed, park visitors warned and in the east tonight, the storms we're watching right now. >>> the moment at cvs under the microstoep. the worker calling 911 and what we just learned. >>> and not ready for prime time. amazon prime day and the website crashing. >>> and good evening tonight from helsinki where today, history was made. mediate.e pres trump vladimir putin, and the world stage, president trump is asked, russia or your own u.s. intelligence officials. and it was how the question answered that question sent shock waves aged the world. the question came after their face to fais meeting just days of the u.s. indicted 12 russian officials by name by targeting americans working with the dnc or hillary clinton's campaign. the president and putin meeting two hours, longer than expected. only their translaters were in the room with them. tonight, what did they discuss and what was putin asked as well? does we h

. >>> frightening moment a lava bomb reigned down on a packed tour boat in hawai >>> in our spotlight, it's he only one left in america. our visit to the last blockbuster. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. r > good evening, thank you being here. back on american soil and facing blistering bipartisan criticism, president trump today found the words that somehow escaped him yesterday in that press conference with vladamir putin in helsinki. mr. trump expressing what he claims he meant to say, that he believed u.s. intelligence assessments th russia worked to influence the outcome of the 2016 election. he seemed to accept the ffdings america's intelligence experts and not the findings of vladamir putin. late details. >> i thought about the meeting i had with president putin was really strong. the porter: first, backlash, now the walkback, president trump tonight reading from prepared rerks livering his attempt at a do-over offering this explanation what he meant to say in helsinki. >> a key sentence in my remarks, i said the word "would" instead of "wouldn't." the sentence

this person says monday's lava bomb that hit the tour boat shows how unpredictable lava viewing can beefore a lava viewing area can be approved on land, which is done by the state department of health and the u.s. geological survey. >> the liability comes into play when you disregard certain things and people get hurt. you have to go with the numbers game. >> reporter: he says viewers will have to be brought in either by bus or shuttle so there wouldn't be a lot of traffic and it wouldn't be an area where people can walk around in. the county would only charge for the cost of the operation. the idea is to help the businesses that have been devastated by this latest eruption. >> every business i think in the area of volcanos down to pahoa area have lost businesses from 20 to 80%. and anything that can help, naturally that's our job. so we are going to try to keep looking for things. hopefully things will stabilize a little better. >> reporter: there was an area picked out on a road that was all cleared out and ready to go. but something blocked the viewing area. >> the cone became so ta

( james ) the lava bomb" -- a clump of bomb" -- a the lava ( james )>( james ) the lavale in total. people were stunned by what they saw ... when the boat returned to shore. < "there was a few big chunks that was on the roof, and we could see chunks laying all over the side of the boat and on the floor of the boat.">( darya ) officials say a woman in her twenties suffered the most severe injuries, including a broken femur; she was in serious condition. the kilauea volcano has been erupting for more than two months now. ( james ) ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we're learning new details about how an oregon woman stayed alive... days after crashing her car off a cliff in big sur. (james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... temperatures seasonably warm as we work into the start of the week. along the coast expect highs today in the 60's while inland temperatures will boost into the 90's. by the end of the week temperatures inland will cool back into the mid 80's. no major hot spot

by lava ocean tours, one of several companies that takes visitors to see kilauea's lava pouring into the ocean. viewers nearby could see the thick plume of hot ash in the sky. >> it exploded at the boat. we could hear the rocks hit and people yelling. >> reporter: nearly two dozen people on board are treated for burns and scrapes and one woman was hospitalized with a broken femur. the coast guard recently changed the rules for lava tour operators allowing them to take visitors as close as 50 meters from shore, but after monday's ins incident boats are required to stay 300 meters out at all times. kilauea's latest eruption started in early may and the lava flow has destroyed more than 700 homes. >> what happened today shows the unpredictable nature of a volcano. you just can't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: even though the vast majority of the island is unaffected by the lava, concerns about the volcano have hurt tourism here and now it's unclear if this new accident and the new restrictions will impact it even further. for "cbs this morning" carter >>> we are off to a clou

the hot lava punctured the boat's roof. authorities say 23 people were injured and 13 victims treated at the hospital. it is unclear where all of this happened. it is about an hour boat ride from the harbor to where lava is plunging into the sea. the kilauea volcano started erupting in may. >>> an oregon woman who took a 250-foot plunge off the cliff lives to tell about. she was stuck on the beach in big sur for seven days. she survived on rain water and walked up and down the beach for help. a husband and wife discovered her after finding the destroyed vehicle. she was immediately taken to the hospital treated for a brain hemorrhage and collapsed lung. >>> bryce harper is major league baseball home run derby champion. he won in front of the hometown fans in dramatic fashion. the nationals star slugging nine homers in the final 47 seconds of regulation time to tie kyle schwarber before beating him with the towering blast in bonus time 19-18. there is controversy. critics claim harper's dad broke the rules by not waiting for

a "lava bomb" hits a tour boat in the waters off hawaii's big island.o-dozen people were hurt. the kilauea volcano has been erupting for more than two months now... and andrew spencer reports there are still dangers associated with it. plumes of smoke rise off the water, as the kilauea volcano continues to erupt.a group on a tour boat was getting a close look, early monday morning, when something terrifying happened... (screams, crashing noises) ikaika kalama, witness: "we seen parts of the lava on the vessel when we pulled up to it."the tour boat was hit by a "lava bomb" -- a clump of molten rock sent into the air by the erupting volcano -- which ripped through the roof of the tour boat.ikaika kalama, witness: "there was a few big chunks that was on the roof, and we could see chunks laying all over the side of the boat and on the floor of the boat."a witness who saw the boat return says one person was taken off the boat on a stretcher and others walked off with burns and gashes on their legs.on the line with dispatch, one of the first responders relaye

in hawaii at least twenty three people have been injured after a chunk of lava smashed through the roof of a tour boat of this video shows passengers watching the lava flow from killer way of all kaino when an explosion such a so-called lava bomb crashing into the vessel the volcano began erupting on hawaii's big island two months ago. and pilgrims in the russian city of it have marked one hundred years since the killing of tsar nicholas the second and his family thousands marched in a procession from the execution site to the location where the bodies were discarded bolshevik troops killed nicholas during the russian civil war eighteen months after he abdicated power as russia's last emperor. the united nations migration agency says almost fifty one thousand migrants have crossed the mediterranean to europe so far this year now that is less than half the number that made the treacherous journey during the same period in two thousand and seventy but while the numbers are down plenty still dream of a new life in europe as you get these funny for char reports from tunisia many people who

of a tour boat and this video shows passengers watching the lava flow from kellaway when an explosion sent a so-called lava bomb crashing into the vessel the volcano began erupting on hawaii's big island two months ago. and pilgrims in the russian city of. mark one hundred years since the killing of tsar nicholas the second and his family thousands marched into perception from the execution site to the location where the bodies were discarded bolshevik troops killed nicholas during the russians of a war eighteen months after he advocated power as russia's last emperor. world cup winners france arrived in paris to a hero's welcome following sunday's four two victory in the final over croatia hundreds of thousands of fans lined the shop early say to greet them and to top off celebrations it was revealed that they were to receive france's highest civilian award the legion of honor. the victorious france team touching down on home soil the world cup trophy in the secure hands of captain and goalkeeper hugo lloris on the famous song celie's a fence waited patiently for the heroes of the wa

rivers of lava destroying more than 700 homes since. and, tonight from the air you can see a tiny new island formed from lava flowing underwater. david, they are investigating the terrifying experience. >>> next to the storms we are tracking in the east, and the heat and the deadly wildfires in the west. this fire in yosemite park, doubling in size, taking the life of a firefighter. park visitors warned to be ready to leave tonight. this wildfire erupting under the colorado river in a water spout there. storm strongs headed from washington, d.c. all the way up to boston. chief meteorologist ginger zee is tracking it in new york tonight. ginger? >> david, seattle had the first 90 plus degree day. that is ten days later than average and the heat is on. for so many folks from northern california through coastal oregon. and that is where you see the heat advisories, and excessive heat warnings. because for the wildfire this is terrible news, 111 in redding on wednesday. hot and humid along the east coast. the cold front with relief and a al

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we looked on the floor and there were hot lava rocks glowing. several were treated for burns e for e tour nd one woman spiti operators. they were allowed to go is closest 50 meters from the shore, but both are now required to stay 300 meters out in the wake of monday's incident. >>> right now, it is unclear if this accident in the new restrictions will have any further impact on tourism. >>> from lava bombs to mounds of ice, large chunks of a massive iceberg in greenland are breaking off, and drifting into a small harbor village. mark phillips tells us there are fears that another breakaway chunk could trigger a synonymy. >>> it is huge, it is beautiful, and when the massive iceberg that is grounded off the tiny port starts to break up, it is dangerous. the village on the west coast is home to only 169 people. more than 30 of them have already been moved to higher ground because, when the iceberg falls into the sea, powerful waves search into the harbor. if the warm weather breaks it up faster, or worse of all, rolls over, the town could be floo

you can see what happens when the lava enters the sea here. ‘lava tour‘ to view the continuing eruption. they got a little bit too close to the lover on that tour, didn't they? holly is here with a look at the sport. i think it is a look back and the party has well and truly been getting under way in paris. although i think it started on sunday and hasn't stopped since. what i love is we now have social media, so the players have constantly been posting videos from the changing rooms, on top of the bus, tuner, so you have a view of what has been going on. we have president wrongdoings are dab with pogba, it has been brilliant. and they deserved it, they played so well in the final and they deserved it. absolutely. when people saw it was croatia and france in the final, everybody thought it was going to be fronts who were going to win it. —— france. the world cup celebrations continued in paris yesterday, with dider deschamps and his squad receiving a heroes welcome. hundreds of thousands lined the streets of the champs—elysee to catch a glimps

the lava ocean tours vessel.ll happened and they were hit. [screaming] >> a surgeon on board helped care for those injured. 52 people on board counting the captain and crew. depending which agency you talk to, 13 were treated, one in serious condition was flown out. a young woman was blown out. lava damaged parts of the boat. police are investigating. the tours cost $250, stay around 1,000 feet away but there are special licenses that get you closer than that. the program has been suspended since this happened. geologists say it is happening more this eruption the lava is hitting shallow water. when the lava bomb comes back down it's soft, hot lava hitting water shoots up in the air and comes down as a hardened piece of rock and it is what hit the boat. >> sandra: the lava flow has been going on for months. that part of the island isn't out of the woods yet. >> a little island that surfaced off the coast that is expected to connect to the actual big island itself. we're told this morning the usgs tweeted out ther

minor burns. >> reporter: lava from kilauea has been flowing for more than two months.ve the volcano can be. it is a beautiful and yet incredibly scary sight behind me. with at least 700 homes damaged or destroyed, this morning, lava is still pouring from fissures or cracks in the ground. the new island of lava off the coast has begun to form drawing tourists who want to get close to the action. >> i definitely would not tell other people not to go do it because of this because this is probably a once in a lifetime happening. >> reporter: a once in a lifetime experience in more ways than one. despite the power, there have not been reports of fatalities of the volcano which has now been erupting since may. back to you. >> thank you, miguel. >>> let's turn to mr. roker. >> we have heat index over 90s in the southern plains. out to the west, we are talking about highs climbing over 100 degrees. we start in the southeast and the northeast we are looking. today we have temperatures with heat index in the 90s in new york city. 104 in little rock. for tomorrow, heat index agai

>>> new video shows the moment a lava bomb struck a tour boat off the coast of hawaii's big island.cary. nearly two dozen people viewing the kilauea lava flow were hurt when flying chunks of molten rocks hit their tour boat. a lava bomb punched a hole through the roof. 13 passengers were taken to the hospital by ambulance. one suffered a broken leg. the other suffered minor injuries, including steam burns. passengers on another boat watched it all happen. >> it just exploded straight out at the boat. we could hear the rocks hit the boat and the people yelling. >> we saw where a bunch of steam and the rocks and stuff flying. and a lot of it landed inside the boat, and some large pieces landed on top of the boat. >> hawaii's kilauea volcano erupted in early may, and as of sunday, eruptions were still happening. >>> a big night for the east bay city of pittsburg. for the first time that. >> approved a commercial cannabis permit. as abc 7 reporter kate larsen explains, the next marijuana-based lotion or possession could be made legally and local. >> in this nondescript warehouse in an i

a tour observing lava coming out of the kilauea volcano when an explosion sent hot chunks of lava flyingt hit a boat. 23 tourists were injured, one of them seriously.>> you see parts of the lava on the vessel, when you pull up to it. there were a few big chunks on the roof, we could see chunks on the side of the boat, and on the floor of the boat. >> this is the worst incident since kilauea began interrupting -- erupting in march. the most serious injury a man broke his leg after being hit by flying lava. right now the coast guard is preventing people from getting closer than 1000 feet from where that lava is oozing into the sea. >>> a southern california woman is in critical condition after she was stung more than 200 times by a swarm of bees. she was cleaning homes in lake forest when she stumbled into a hive. when firefighters arrived the woman was covered with b's. they sprayed her with a fire acting wisher to get the bees off of her, but they then went after the rescuers as well. a beekeeper was eventually brought in to remove the hive and it contained more than 32 80,000 bees. >>>

it reveals the moment a lava bomb hit a tour boat. dozens of people were injured. this this. >> miguel explains how this is rithe first time we're heang about people being hurt at sea because of the volcano's incredible power. >> reporter: there is the moment a fire bal exploded out of sea. showering a tour boat with rock. >> we would hear the rocks the boat and the people yelling. >> reporter: the phenomenonrs oc when molten rock explodes into fragments after coming into contact with cold ocean water. >> we all thought at some point we could die here. >> we knew it was lava. we don't know was it going to sink the boat, campt on fire. >> reporter: video of the aftermath shows ash, craed engine and a gaping hole in the bo boat's roof. gers were treated for injury. >> soft tissue injuries. one fur fracture and minor burns. >> reporter: lava has opinion fl flowing for more than two months. we have seen just how explosive the volcano canbe the morning lava is still pouring out of massive fissures. drawing tourists who want to get close to the action. >> i would not tel

. >> and once in a lifetime trip turns trang whik a lava bomb strookz a boat full of of toists. >> it's 5:09t' as 78 degrees. weke bac with more "fox 5 weke bac with more "fox 5 news" afr this. >> 5:10 is time and developing now a wildfire near yosemite national park turned deadly. one firefighters died trying to create a fire brake line over the wkend fire began friday and broken thto man 9,000 acres yosemite nationalre pmains on ep. >> 23 with with peoe explosion sent lava flying through a roof of a tour bolsl thof. them to see the kailuaolcano as it plung into the ocean and one broke a rns. several otherbuuffered >> trump administration tem rearly asked to stop deportation of families more than a week after reunited them they're working to determine who the parents are of 7p 1 children separated at the boreder. administration has until jewel 26 to reunifydr and temporarilyp for atation of familie least a week after reyou nighting them. >> new york police dllartment wi allow disflip airydings to mr forward in choke hold death of garper. he was unarmed when we was stopped in 201 is 4 f

now two months later that river of lava still churning behind me. scientists estimate it's moving about 15 miles an hour and for g it to be movhat fast it has to be super heated and more than 2,000 degrees. since may kilauea has destroyed more than 700 homes on the big island, forging at least500 acres of new land off the ast. as land around the volcano's crater disappears. >> how lonthis going to last and then what happens next? >> it's arguably the most important and also the most difficult question. a lot of material le the rates of eruption from fissure 8 are quite high. so it's actually very hard to say whenhat might stop. >> reporter: the new lava flows are contained in just 12 square miles out of 0the more than 4, that make up the big island. in nearby pahoa hundreds are living at the red cross shelter, some ford to camp in tents outside. >> these are some pretty mean days to have to face. >> you can't runrom mother nature. >> reporter: for mike it was the yiisland's beauty that drew him here. >> it was worth a trade. this place hasmate me a

rivers of lava destroyed several hundred ohio since. now you see a new island from a peninsula of lava under water. the coast guard is now investigating. >>> when we come back, the bachelor ret heads home with the boys. >> what do they think of becca? our analyst analyzes next. >>> the skin my on a hot summer. you know what that means? another hometown date on the "bachelorette. >> happy to be here. >> you know hometowns are starting to get to the end. >> time to get serious. >> usually there is a lot of make-or-break moments on the home-town dates. four guys started out last night. so becca hit the road. roll that beautiful "bachelor ret" footage. first stop, manteca, california, garrett's hometown. time to hit the farm. deep conversations with the family. it all went well. is garrett the guy? time to bundle up for jason in buffalo, new york. >> i missed you. >> they heated things up at a buffalo wing eating contest and cooled it down at the hockey rink. the usual family talk ensues. some sage advice from jason's brother. >> there isn'

. >>> fire from the a lava bomb from that still erupting volcano in hawaii crashes from the roof of a touro at. dozens of passengers hurt. what they are saying about the terrifying moments just offshore. those stories plus prime day problems. amazon website crashes a millions of bargain hunters begin searching for deals. will it get fed today? >>> fashion forward. the model being braved for walking the runway while breastfeeding speaks out in an exclusive intervie >> i think a woman should feed a baby when she needs to feed them and it shouldn't be a topic of discussion. >>> the bryce is right. wins the home run derby in dramatic fashionn front of his hometown fans and gives the trophy directly to his dad. >> hold that up, hold that up. >> the father-son moment they will never fort tod tuesday, july 17th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc ws, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody, thank you for joining usue thisay morning. another busy news today. >> a loto get to including backlash with president's summit with lead

we saw lava on the vessel when we pulled up to it.f. we could see chunks lying all over the side of the boat and on the floor of the boat. back at hilo harbour, the hot spot had off—loaded its passengers and some were taken to hospital. an inquiry is now under way into whether the rules on lava tours should be tightened, but the tour companies say the incident hasn't affected the demand for tickets. richard lister, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. first, some breaking news. it concerns the former foreign secretary boris johnson concerns the former foreign secretary borisjohnson who, it appears, seems to have broken the rules governing jobs for ex—ministers by not seeking approval to restart his newspaper column with the daily telegraph after quitting as foreign secretary. the advisory committee on business appointments says it had not been contacted by mr johnson after he stuffed down over the prime minister's chequers proposals. the code says that ex—ministers must refer any newjobs to an advisory body before accepting them.

one seriously. >> we saw parts of the lava on the vessel when we pulled up to it. there were a few big parts on the roof and they could see parts all over the side of the boat and on the floor of the boat. >> someone on a nearby boat captured the aftermath on video here. at one point in the video you can see lightning strike inside that cloud of smoke. this is the worst incident since it starts erupting in march. prior to this the most serious injury was when a man was hit by flying lava and broke his leg. >>> a wildfire continues to rage out of control near yosemite. the fire has shut down a section of highway 140. the fire has burned more than 9,000 acres. we have a reporter near the command post. good morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. that is right. the ferguson fire has now consumed over 9,000 acres with only 2% containment. they are aing they need all the firefighters they can get. we have out here alex olo who will give us all the information with the united states fire service -- with the fire -- forest service. can you tell us what i

authorities say an explosion caused by hot lava hitting the ocean water -- rolled a lava bomb leava basketball size the boat was about 200 yards offshore and one passenger broke his leg. others had burns and gashes on their bodies.>> crews are working to contain a wildfire outside yosemite. the ferguson fire started friday night and forced a closure between mariposa and the entrance. cruises say better weather this afternoon allowed them to bring in aircraft to drop retardant on the southwest side of the fire. it has burned 9200 acres and is still only 2% contained. so far park officials say all trails, campgrounds, restaurants and lodges remain open inside yosemite. people are noticing a lot of smoke in the valley. >> it was clear this morning when we left. while we were eating lunch the smoke started bellowing in. we headed back and this is the 1st time we have seen it this bad. >> the flames prompted evacuations for mariposa pines, cedar lodge area, and sweetwater ridge. a 36-year-old firefighter was killed over the weekend when his bulldozer overturned as he was trying to create a firebrea