the cloud spread in the upper layers of the atmosphere and ash fell across eastern iceland and parts of northern europe. it's estimated that the eruption cost the lives of millions of people worldwide. don't have. that. so. now in 201-820-0100 extension 0. and i'm not hopeful. but iceland is against another possible major option. also in. the emergency warning system the volcano became active in november 27th taking with numerous earthquakes it some a change shape and the readings taken at monitoring stations rose alarmingly scientists in the capital reykjavik asked residents on the southeast of iceland to regularly check the values at the monitoring stations. pharmacy gugu nason agreed to help. he knows how important precise data can be in the worst case scenario as. he checks a g.p.s. installations repairs solar panels and like today looks for signs that show whether the volcano is coming down or still looks menacing. the river has its source directly below the volcano. every underground mumbling in the belly of the volcano is reflected in the melt water. was. robbed by measuring c

sometimes there are streaks of fine layers of ash in the ice traces of volcanic eruptions from bygone centuries. people ask me why. you know it's. some scientific explanation that i learned like yeah you know. this you know this i am this reporter to travel through. blocked or go all the way through to different by a.b.c. . but via if the. very simple explanation i really love this blue collar got motion i love it this is why he said that the. truth i say is because i love god love me i love you but i'm happy. and then by igniting a gas stove another color as he is. it's seen in the reflection of the flame on the wall and ceiling. the. wind. which was covered entirely by snow and ice erupted in $1362.00 it covered almost the entire island with hot ash the cloud spread in the upper layers of the atmosphere and ash fell across eastern iceland and parts of northern europe. it's estimated that the eruption cost the lives of millions of people worldwide. 530 or. so. now in 201-820-0100 extension 0. and i'm not hopeful. but iceland is arming itself against another possible major eruption. i

depend on the exact calculation of the wind force and direction quantity and composition of volcanic ash. which is the timeline of the. international. you know various. tier ologists seismologists geologists and volcanologists are currently focusing their attention on iceland's highest elevation under which it has been bubbling flowing and vibrating since the end of 2017. in the volcano definitely has been and probably is the receiving newmark bomb. this is music is somehow reflecting this these changes in the part of the system. and what we do currently in our work 24 hour monitoring at all here we are keeping an eye and a moment on area for you just to be able to identify all those signals that might be over the short term also showing that there are acceleration or rapid changes in the system that might be pickle sorry for interruption. the icelanders take the threat from the sleeping giant so seriously that the intervals between emergency exercises have been shortened. research's will never forget nov 27th seen the seismic signal sent out by the volcano were extreme it was like he's

my lords, the ash is a very important tree in our ecosystem and that is why we are investing in tryingand most tolerant trees, that is why i refer to the most tolerant that we are planting 3000, which is out of hundreds of thousands of saplings, precisely because we recognise that work must be done. many research faculties are engaged in this and i think the encouraging part of this is that we are learning much more about the wide genome of the ash, much wider than the elm, but the noble and right reverend lord is absolutely right, we do take this seriously and we must take it seriously because our ecosystem is in peril if we do not deal with these diseases. the environment minister, lord gardiner. a labour mp has defended parents who've been protesting outside a birmingham primary school. roger godsiff said they hadn't been consulted over teaching about lg bt relationships. the row was sparked by storybooks featuring different families. it led to protests outside anderton park primary school in his constituency. the parents argue that pupils are "too young" to learn about lg bt relati

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trump sitting on the toilet. —— as ash was describinglj trump sitting on the toilet. —— as ash was describing funny. ok, so that's not offensive, just the inflatable balloon? yeah, i mean, everyone has their own opinion. 0k. ash, what is the point of your protest today? i'm here from friends of the earth because we need to take climate change seriously. we are ina to take climate change seriously. we are in a global climate emergency, the world needs climate action right now, the us isn't taking this seriously enough and donald trump is a climate denier and needs to listen to the climate scientists and get on board with the rest of the world to ta ke board with the rest of the world to take serious climate action. the us has polluted historically so they need to take the lead on combating and stopping climate breakdown now before it's too late. we still have 12 years to stop runaway climate change, the us needs to get involved in donald trump needs to be the first person to do that. andre, do you back her protesting to try to get him to engage with the science behind climate change? jesus say

it costs about $2,500 to send your loved one's ashes into space. the capsule containing those ashes will orbit the earth for two years before reentering the atmosphere. >>> new figures out today show gas prices have dropped over the past two weeks. the new lundberg survey found the average prices dropped 11 cents a gallon to a nationwide average of $2.73 a the highest san francisco at $3.78. the price is 22 cents lower than what it was one year ago. industry analysts say lower crude prices have led to this price drop. >>> back on earth toy story 4 had one of the biggest openings of all time for an animated movie this weekend. >> jesse, fudge, rex, potato head. watch it, buddy. >> the pixar film opened with $118 million in box office receipts breaking a three nderp sequels. still ticket sales were significantly below expectations. the horror film remake child's play debuted a distant second. men in black international and rounding out the top five was the secret live of pets 2. >>> sports wrap just a few minutes away. here are joe and scott with som

it is able to detect ash plumes.f we get a fire breaking out we can send storm ranger there to get a view of where any ash from fires would be headed. that is scanning now. you always know storm ranger is active with the red sweep. number one fire threat. in napa county. you can see it's only for isolated pockets here. for hills that at a thousand feet and above. gusts could be 20 to 50 miles per hour. at times. anywhere from mill valley. fore fore forest knolls. and for the hills. even back here towards fair field. what i want to at least drive home is the fact that the wind gusts are occasional. this is sustained is not going to be extremely bad across the bay area. at sea level. it's not that windy. but you go to the hills and it will be gustier. 5:00 in the morning the sustained winds down at the surface. it will be 15 to 25 miles per hour. at 5:00 a.m. saturday. heading through 11:30 a.m. anywhere from 20 to 25 miles per hour. through parts of the north bay. and the delta. as we hit saturday evening. it's gusty.

and the leftovers after you burn coal is something called coal ash.he leftover coal ash is voluminous, there is a ton of it, and it is dangerous. it's toxins and heavy metals like arsenic, known carcinogens. duke energy stores that mafblilous stuff in coal ash pits like these ones. they're basically man made little ponds designed to hold all of this toxic sludge from the coal-burning power plants. oftentimes those pits aren't even lined, which means there's an increased chance that the toxic materials from the coal ash will leak into not just the ground, but into the local ground water. and that's what many people believe happened in areas surrounding duke energy's many coal-fire power plants, including those in north carolina, power plants like the allen steam station. in april 2015, north carolina officials issued letters to people who owned wells, 330 wells that were near the state's coal-burning plants, and those letters notified those people that their well water was contaminated. wells showed carcinogen levels higher than the state's warning lev

this is ash carter how are you? >> hi, ash how are you? >> good.ake you back to china and we don't have to call it a war -- >> sure. >> -- if you don't want to, but it is not a cold war, either, because we had an ideological competition with a communist dictatorship before, which was the soviet union, but we never traded with it and so, we are in a more complicated situation. and you were talking earlier, it seemed to me, about the entire playbook for protecting our companies and our friends from what is a country that can bring to bear on competition military, economic, and political tools altogether, which a country like ours obviously can't do. and so, we do look to our government to protect our companies from that. and tariffs are obviously a piece of that. but can you go back to your very first remarks? you were talking about, if you like, what was the entire table of contents of our new playbook for protecting ourselves and competing fairly, or at least on some even kind of playing field with china >> right the content is a very simple one. i

i think it can only help the ashes.orld cup then taking that forward, you know, that success. it can only help. they will be huge support for england in what is a fascinating and action packed summer of cricket. great to speak to you, thanks. finally, lewis hamilton led as mercedes dominated the canadian grand prix. mercedes once again looking like strong favourites for this weekend despite being on a track in montreal that should suit ferrari. the canadian grand prix round seven of the formula 1 world championship. i have a former f1 driver with me, this is quite a circuit and drivers love coming here? it's a great race track. it feels like a street the walls are close, there a corner, drivers hit the wall of champions, as i call it. the final turn. this is one everyone enjoys. it's very atmospheric as well. we are just downtown. and the whole city buys into the culture of formula 1. you can see drivers cycling into the circuit, there is an atmosphere, isn't there, it's fantastic. yes, it's nice. we've been through aus

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ash: i think you require some sort of pushback.peatedly talked about economic and political retribution. he seems to want to confine it that he doesn't need to come up but that appears to be the way he's going down. that's why i say intentional conflict is much less likely than unintentional conflict. alix: dave and i spoke with retired brigadier general david kimmitt yesterday. here's what he had to say. >> united states has significant spy capabilities, so they could put the hurt on the regime and its military capabilities. they may be strong at the proxy are very strong at other levels. alix: can you lay out what the pentagon would think about that? we have plans for all of these things. -- alix:one of art what is going to be more effective with iran? is it going to be back channels, or these new kinds of ways like cyber? ash: we don't have much in the way of channels, but both options are available. but again, he seems disinclined to do that right now. i am much more worried about the forces coming into contact. our guys will p

.>>> ash. literally ash. and the railing from our deck is all that was left of the two- story 2000 square foot three- car garage home with 50 years of memories. >> reporter: she moved in with relatives in ojai. when her insurance money came in she decided to buy that two- bedroom condo.>>> we were within a week of closing. i got an email from my escrow saying the seller once the close early.>> reporter: they told her she could save money if she wire the money now. so she did. making two six-figure wire transfers a day apart.>>> for hundred $8000. it was everything. we had. >> reporter:next goed and said they believe she might have wired the money to a fraudulent account. >>> we had realized we contacted the escrow company and confirmed that the email was not from them. >> reporter: the email had the correct names of her escrow officers the purchase price and the address of the condo. she did not notice was the sender it was using a gmail address. versus the escrow company's official email. ojai police say the

>> i had her ashes in my purse. >> she went to the auction. >> absolutely. "would it be okay with you if we kept half of her ashes out and took them with us?" and she said, "sure. why not?" i think it's the best memorial service we could have given her. >> a fitting tribute to the pan am stewardess and her precious keepsakes from a life adventurously lived. on $10 a day... >> $10 per diem. [ laughs ] >> so, if lise brought half of aunt naomi's ashes to the auction, what happened to them afterward? well, once they gave naomi one final day with her precious beads, they decided to scatter the rest in places dear to naomi's heart. some will go in the soil outside her condo, while others will be sprinkled from this balcony over the city san francisco that she loved so much. bon voyage, naomi. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. "wall street" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend, everybody. welcome to

the idea is make available to private ash not missions per year. the agency sees it as a way to open space to commercial opportunities. private ash and not missions. >>> to visit the space station. when u.s. vehicles. and for companies to engage in commercial profit-making activities on the station.>>> i know what you're asking. here's the price tag. nasa would charge $35,000 a night for any visit. of course you have to get there. when a commercial rocket. that will be close to $16 million. >>> and a tweet trump blasted nasa for planning to return to the moon. the president roads they should be focused on a much bigger things we are doing including mars of which the moon is a part. defense and science. nasa officials say human missions to mars is there long- range goal. the trump administration previously favor sending astronauts back to the moon >>> coming up we are just a half an hour away from tip-off in game four at ena. >>> we will take you out to the fans who have gathered in the parking lot. we will sample the mood and the cuisine for you. >

pompeo accused iran the attacks, my colleague katty kay asked former defense secretary ash carter for his reaction. mr. carter: secretary pompeo said quite clearly we reached the conclusion and he cited e sources that it was the iranians. less -- let us assume that is done. he said as far as the u.s. reaction was concerned that we would continue the political and economic, and interestingly left out military. i assume that was intentional. i myself don't think it would be safe for the iranians to rule out a military component to ther u.ction eventually. clearly were they to take one of the actis he mentioned, action against a u.s. naval vessel, as against a vessel involved in international trade, i'm quite certain that would very quickly result in a s. military response. but secretary pompeo seemed to ping his powder dry in that regar which is appropriate in the early stage of a crisis like this. and he did go some way towards explaining what is otherwise the odd iranian behavi, which he attributes not to some unauthorized or accidental kind of transgression, but what he sees as a pat

. >>> also, building from the ashes. how one artist is finding beauty in the rubble of the fire in butte county. >>> good morning. we are seeing the traffic moving along relatively well here on 24 westbound. as you head out toward the tunnel. >>> well, a system moving in to the pacific northwest. and actually nevada is really picking up the winds. it's going to cool us down. we'll take a look at temps coming up. comi >> >>> well, happening today, a federal appeals court in san francisco will hear arguments on a proposal by president trump to divert $1 billion of federal funds to build a border wall. the money would come from the army's pay and pension fund. it would be part of a total of $6.7 billion that the president announced in february. that's after congress refused to approve most of the money that he wanted for, well, construction. critics of the move say diverting funds from the federal agency violates congress's constitutional family to appropriate power. >>> and the trump administration is asking the full feder

beauty for ashes, and the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness and the resurrection for every crucifixion, and that's the store y storyout of the ashes ofdi arity, it's out of the disadvantage that greatness emerges. rich people often give their children everything except what made them rich, and great peopli their children everything except what made them great, ant that's tng you were running from to run into whatever you ran into, and then you make it easy on your kids and you wonder why you don't get the end result, you give everything except for the crushing that produces the tenacity, an then we have to not shield our children that makes themselves relying. >> we talk about the transformation and how you had to talk to god about your calling. getting back toour daughter, bishop, she's grown into a very successful pastor, teacher, preacher, and she's blossomed into something maybe that you didn't expect orn' feared would happen. how did she feel about your writing this book and your telling of the story? >> i never spoke about it until e did, and i felt it was her story t

i'm ash as ash ashley webster in simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. markets are up slightly on the dow, 55 points, the s&p and nasdaq also up a quarter to a third of a percent. cheryl: continue to watch the bond market. the 10 year is as 2.04% a loss of one basis points. ashley: tensions in iran continue to have an impact on the oil market, up again, nearly a 50 cents. cheryl: we saw big moves in gold last week. we're at 1404, a gain of a little more than $7. ashley: let's take a look at the stocks in asia, modestly higher across the region, nikkei, shanghai, kospi up to varying degrees. cheryl: europe is in midday trading, the ftse is slightly higher, the cac and dax just a little lower. ashley: now to the top story this morning, iranian leaders threatening to shoot down additional american military drones, as president trump is doubling down on his commitment to keep iran from building nuclear weapons. cheryl: griff jenkins is in washington with more. griff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cheryl and ashley. we begin this monday with yet mo

when he arrived it was a smoldering ash heap. he was a big fan of pierre l'enfant.e immediately got to work planning a new city grid. his layout of the city provided for wide, wide boulevards. spaces where people could congregate. the angst that did not naturally occur when the city had -- things that did not naturally occur when the city developed over time. some of the elements he took from lafond are the diagonal lines, these circular plazas grand circus park and campus , marshes are in the city today, even though this saw a few changes. i am mentioned the importance of the detroit river as not only a highway for trade but for travel. following the fire, the city continues to rebuild. more people come to this city. because of that location on the detroit river, the link between the upper and lower great lakes, we see a lot of commerce continue to thrive. we see ships coming back from the upper peninsula of michigan lumber, things that would transform detroit into a major manufacturing hub. one of the biggest manufacturing cities in the united states. by the mid-1

now 5 children are among 8 people killed in yemen in ash writes led by the saudi u.a.e. coalition who are fighting the rebels warplanes struck a residential area in a controlled part of city 12 yemeni soldiers and 800 rebels died in the fighting in the south the united nations special representative for children in conflict says the yemeni people are being held hostage by the war which is now in its 5th year still to come here and al-jazeera west african leaders need to address the growing tide of violence in their region. and hundreds killed half a 1000000 in this place is fighting in the democratic republic of congo gets well it's. how the seasonal rains settled in now it's it's falling every day and the waviness of the frontal system isn't quite as much as it was not so you can see fairly obviously roses from shanghai down towards your now and across the border plus we've seen some heavy rain recently with the same sort of thing on sunday it may be the case as drifting slowly sciences but that's just an illusion i think fujian will be a focus of heavy rain hong kong y

naomi osaka also knocked out in birmingham but no such problems for ash party.6-3 ash party. the australian was 6—3 6—3 winner. —— ashley barty. the cup of nations starts with each of kicking off in cairo against zimbabwe. a record seven time winners, they will be relying on their star player to drive it home again. on friday, england are in action again in that six name of the tournament and will play sri lanka. against afghanistan they broke the record for most sixes in an inning in odi. we talk about it. we talk about who is the biggest heater and stuff but... i think mine was probably the biggest hit of the day. laughter. we do have a bit of banter about it but i beat myself up about it. roger federer will play on friday. she won in three sets to see offjob friday. she won in three sets to see off job wilfred friday. she won in three sets to see offjob wilfred sonia —— tsonga. causing on social media the announcement that an 18—year—old has been drafted number one by nbn franchise the pelica ns. been drafted number one by nbn franchise the pelicans. a two—ye

started near magic mountain and hurricane harbor off interstate 5 park visitors say that smoke and ash covered them and the park told him to evacuate when fire crews began closing nearby roads people at the shelter in place near the back of the park and people said fast-moving fire took them by surprise>> that entire hill is now lack.>> there is a big cloud of smoke>> nine were taken to the hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation and that fire is still burning in the hills north of magic mountain and it is now about 50% contained. for the latest weather conditions and details on the fires visit our website ktvu.com and will update our twitter and facebook pages throughout the day. >>> hundreds of teachers in the new haven school district are expected to be back in the classroom today after ending their three-week strike. the school district and teachers reached a tentative agreement over the weekend and ratify the new contract yesterday. the deal calls for 3% pay raise retroactive to january 1, a 2.5% bonus for the current school year, 1% increase starting july 1, an additional 1% c

the iconic paris cathedral buried in debris and ash. there was so much hope that next morning when people saw the cross, the smoke still rising in the cathedral, but that it was -- >> they see the cross. >> still intact. >> reporter: today in a sign notre dame will move forward past the devastating fire, the archbishop of paris celebrating the very first mass in months. a small group of about 30, mainly priest and church staff, praying amongst the destruction still inside the cathedral, all wearing those safety helmets. the clergy's faith still intact but the roof is still unstable. also in attendance, some of the workers hired to rebuild the church. the mass also marking the anniversary of the consecration of the cathedral's altar, celebrated annually. today's service in a side altar. one priest calling the service, quote, a small but true victory against the disaster we had. >> and we will continue to follow all of the developments of notre dame and paris. >> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. one of americ

rocket blasts off with $24.00 satellites on board and the ashes of $152.00 people. hello thank you for joining us it's been 2 and a half years in the making and it's being billed as the opportunity of the sentry for palestinians the u.s. president's son in law jared cushion there is in bahrain where he's presented the economic portion of america's plan for peace between the palestinians and the israelis a long awaited proposal has already been sharply criticized by palestinians and arabs across the region for not including a political solution cushion or says this will be unveiled later so let's look at the plan indeed. what it expects the donor nations and investors to contribute $50000000000.00 to the palestinian territories jordan egypt and lebanon although no one has actually pledged any money yet it aims to create a $1000000.00 new jobs slash unemployment rates and improve living standards for palestinians within the next 10 years and among 179 proposed infrastructure and business projects a 5000000000 dollar transport corridor to connect to the occupied west b

rocket blasts off with 24 satellites on board and the ashes of a 152 people. hello the weather around the coast of new south wales and southern cuisine could be a bit disappointing in the next day or so that cloud might give a clue but it's more case of wind direction on shore breeze from sydney north will keep things not very warm you could say cold it's 24 in time so 20 in brisbane so this whole area is disappointing i think the sun's out in melbourne the the as quite quiet so this will feel nice i think even down in hobart toftrees a sun should be prevent prevalent whereas in perth we see a drop in temperatures a cloud comes in once again that is the antarctic so 16 degrees but a rain to come for you a better looking picture from the point of view of sunshine the coast of new south wales northwards into queensland as well there's a big circulating area of high pressure you get the idea this is the edge of it here research across the tasman sea. new zealand so was average temperatures this time the year 11 weddington such in oakland gentle beautiful cold nig

results is out thousands of villages have been forced to move to safety mount a woman shot a cloud of ash 18 killing me west new britain province since that eruption a wednesday another highly active volcano manna and has been spewing ash and lava. both quakes are a constant danger in the philippines and the big one as it's known is could strike at any time when the government wants everyone to be prepared jamila a window that has more now from manila. the philippine red cross shows us the different kind of emergency response needed when a major earthquake strikes it's a 3 stage process extrication ambulance operations and 1st aid the philippine government says it is preparing for what it calls the big one a quake of magnitude $7.00 or above the pieces musically might not be an earthquake like that would devastate not just the greater metropolis of manila but the many provincial regions surrounding it the philippines has experienced regular earthquakes the last few months it's a big worry for the people who live here and there the big one is very frightening actually how ready are we the

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we still have ash carter in the studio.the us do now, based on what mike has just said? he said they have reached the conclusions and cited the sources that it was the iranians so let us assume that is done. he said as far assume that is done. he said as far as the us reaction was concerned that we would continue the political and economic, and interestingly left out military, i assume that was intentional, i, myself do not think it would be safe for the iranians to rule out military. if we were to ta ke rule out military. if we were to take one of the actions he mentioned, which was against a us vessel, i'm quite certain that would very quickly result in a us military response but he seemed to be keeping his counter dry response but he seemed to be keeping his counterdry in response but he seemed to be keeping his counter dry in that regard which is appropriate in an early stage of a crisis like this. he did go some way towards explaining what is otherwise the odd iranian behaviour which he now attributes, not to some unau

it sounds unlikely, but they mix the co2 with ash from a household waste incinerator.s. watch this. that is incinerator ash mixed with water. this is carbon dioxide. here we go. shake it all about. the co2 has been completely absorbed and is turned into a solid. here's the chemistry on an industrial scale, two wastes making a useful product. here, we're taking carbon dioxide, we're treating the waste and making a limestone and there are other companies that are doing all manner of different things with carbon dioxide. in suffolk, these mounds of horse manure are being turned into co2 bubbles for drinks. the horse poo and straw mix comes here to these gigantic tanks. they're like large stomachs full of bacteria that gobble up the mix and produce two streams of gas, one of them is methane. that goes to heat peoples' homes and help cook peoples' dinners. the other stream of gas is carbon dioxide, pure carbon dioxide, and they're selling that. bizarrely, it's being bought by pubs to put the fizz into lager and lemonade. you can't taste it, of course. near swindon, they're

his performances so far have led some to suggest he should be in the test team for the ashes this summery former west indian fast bowler sir curtly ambrose told bbc radio five live's tuffers and vaughan show that it isn't always easy to excel in the longer form of the game. iamjust i am just wondering, about his longevity and in five days, we will know every boulder in their hampton ball, the second spell, but i'm just asking the question, you have seen a more than me, does he have it at four o'clock in the afternoon, comment and do something special, does he have it? wicketkeeperjos buttler is said to be "responding well to treatment" on a hip injury. he suffered "heavy bruising" while batting and did not take to the field in saturday's win over bangladesh. england said buttler will train with the squad on wednesday and will be "reassessed later this week". chris froome and simon yates have begun to move towards the leaders in the criterium du dauphine', a warm—up to the tour de france. froome moved up to eighth in the general classification with fellow briton yates in tenth, after stag

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destroyed the gothic roof and toppled the famous spire there now today the cathedral is rising from the ashes has held its 1st mass since that devastating fire for safety reasons only around 30 people mostly priests and restoration workers were allowed in and the on board are asked the catholic faithful were able to watch a broadcast of that mass on a religious t.v. channel. the service was led by the archbishop of paris shall open. we do so well for them oh it was a day we're deeply happy to celebrate the eucharist which is why the cathedral was built it is also a message of hope and thanks to all those who were touched by what has happened to this cathedral a symbol of france and of our christian roots. all standing by for us in paris is french journalist on this a bit now clearly this cathedral it's still dangerous enough to be inside you have to wear hard hats and yet this mass is going ahead today clearly quite a symbolic event i mean how important is this moment. it's a very important moment because 1 there was a moment during the fire the fine arts to let in the evening and last all ni