we did it again when ashe was 1, and now ashe is 2.rother is 7 months old and frisbee is still with us. so here for the third time please enjoy this incredibly moving short film, "two turkeys and a pilgrim." ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ audience aws ] >> gobble, gobble, gobble. [ audience awws ] >> seth: yeah! [ applause ] although, the amount i was standing off camera saying, "say gobble, gobble, gobble," already today he woke up, my son ashe, and he's saying "boggle, boggle, boggle," so -- [ light laughter ] very disappointing how -- how short that lasted. but, you know, my whole family is here tonight and maybe that is just making me feel a little sentimental. but with the holidays here it got me thinking about the way things are, and the way they used to be. heck, sometimes i look around, and i don't even recognize the world i'm living in anymore. and that's why i'd like to join my family right now -- [ cheers and applause ] to talk about how things were just a bit more simple, back in my day. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: well, hello e

arthur ashe felt exactly the way about racialen did ,nequality in america, but ashe as i read earlier, he just expressed it in a much different way. it is an interesting juxtaposition, and very relevant, this kind of protest is very relevant to today. we are seeing this with the national flag, so these are issues that linger. we will move from the sports men and women to politics. an election year, a presidential election year, and we have a number of images to illustrate that. but before he could to those images, let's focus on shirley chisholm. andis from new york city, she is the first african-american woman to win an election to the house of representatives, and that would occur in 1968. she really represents america moving forward projects to post -- moving forward. that is governor george wallace of alabama campaigning for the presidency as an independent, and he really represents the america of old. any exhibits, you don't often have this kind of juxtaposition. in fact, we were wondering how because he out, wasn't a typical presidential candidate in 1968, although later she wou

that's being put into the atmosphere what kind of hazard is that yes or what the volcanic ash is it is not like ash from a spy and it's very soft and would mount rainier thing is these are actually volcanic ash is a mixture of and gas and it's glassy rock programs and minerals and volcanic glass and it's very very scratchy or can et so the dangers of that going up into the atmosphere so planes if there is a a large rips in the ash goes high enough where the planes are flying that can obviously be a hazard for airlines so they'll be every roots in some of the claims now around the volcano just in case and it can interfere with engines or it can the wind screen so reduce visibility but also that can then full add to the atmosphere and the having reports that the ash has been falling around that region and people are kind of whacked off their car windscreens and they're putting pictures on the internet of nashville and other hand i mean really appreciate where no go ahead just so no need to ask it's in the area absolutely we appreciate your expertise on this very much thank you you tha

indonesia re—routes all flights around anak krakatow, as the volcano continues to spew ash, days afterg a deadly tsunami. but do relaxed attitudes to sex in france encourage predatory behaviour? we have a special report on how attitudes may be changing. and in sport, inter milan will play their next two home league matches behind closed doors as punishment for racist chanting against napoli. hello, and welcome to world news today. there have been protests in the democratic republic of congo at yet another delay in the presidential elections in some parts of the country. the polls were meant to take place on sunday. authorities in the capital, kinshasa, are blaming security concerns and an outbreak of ebola in the east of the country. the government says it is listening to the advice of the electoral commission. the worst clashes took place in the eastern cities of beni and goma. both are areas which are seen as being strongly supportive of the opposition. this footage was filmed in beni. police fired into the air and used tear gas against the demonstrators. voting there was postponed —

it is still sending ash high into the air just days after it triggered a deadly tsunami.rater on the volcanic island collapsed at high tide, sending waves up to 5 metres high into the coast on the sunda strait. at least 400 people died. our indonesia editor rebecca henschke is injakarta for us. what is the latest? authorities are monitoring the volcanic eruptions from this volcano at that rises from the sea in the sunda strait. they are looking at the tremors and have raised the status to be second highest level and increased the exclusion zone to five kilometres, telling people to get out off the area and note rests to enter the area. we believe no—one is inside the dangers on. ——no tourists. communities on both sides, it in java and sumatra, told to stay away from the beaches due to fears of another tsunami. it is also affecting flights? it is a busy flight affecting flights? it is a busy flight path across the two main islands of indonesia. lots of people flying at this time of year between java and sumatra butjude to the fear of the volcanic ash going up metres into th

police don't know how those ashes ended up under the tree. >> tremendous efforts all around, jobina, thank you. >>> today is the 30th annual world aids day and events are taking place all over the place. >>. ♪ don't be afraid to let them show ♪ >> abc 7 news was in san francisco where hundreds of people gathered in golden gate park for a ceremony. the san francisco gay men's chorus performed at the national aids memorial. it's located in an area known as the grove and remembers the liefs of people who died from aids. organizers say they've seen progress and more needs to be done in the fight against the deadly virus. >> we're the closest city in the world to getting to zero new infections but we need to make sure that benefits all the people at risk for hiv including trans women, people of color. >> it is estimated about 37 million people worldwide are living with hiv/aids. through 2017, about 1.1 million people in the u.s. were infected. >>> we are done with the wet weather for now, but it didn't move out without one last dousing. abc 7 news reporter matt keller captured the downpou

from a skip fire. a child playing in the ash from a skipfire. —— banksy. a child playing in the ashskip fire. —— banksy. hollywood actor michael sheen, who is from the south wales town, has offered to pay for a screen to protect the artwork. a few days on and there is a buzz in the air here, a piece from one of the air here, a piece from one of the world's most famous artists. there have been a constant stream of new arrivals coming to catch a glimpse of this artwork, sometimes arriving as early as 3am in the morning. it's a bit bizarre, isn't it? i suppose that's what he does. he picks locations all over the world. we are from australia and my daughter knows of his work very well. you rarely get a chance to see an artwork of such an artist. it's quite remarkable. i've always been interested in banks it because i'm from bristol, he is a hometown boy to me, always a lot of interest and i've been well aware that he is never painted in wales before. but even with the global attention, so to come is the threat of things like vandalism, of what could almost certainly have become one of t

above arthur ashe is yet another time cover, this is mclean of the detroit tigers. mclean saw a picture this year, and she would take the detroit tigers of the world series, they would win the world series, and mclean would win the most valuable player award, which is very unusual, because it was almost never given to a pitcher, the award that was given to the picture was the cy young award, which he would also win. the last image that we have here about sports,, who took the image of the american medalist, in the 200 meter run, thomas smith, would win gold, and his teammate, john carlos, would win the bronze. in australia, peter norman would take the silver. you can see, their gloved fists in the air, a quiet protest against racial inequality they experienced in america. an iconic image, and with events like this, sometimes, there are juxtapositions that you can't anticipate until you begin to lay out, this is a wonderful example of just a position of arthur ashe, and carlos and smith, arthur ashe saw exactly the way these gentlemen did about racial inequality in a

her father and grandmother's ashes. they were stolen from her family and the storage unit back in september, and thanks to the that exclusive story on abc 7 news, police got the ashes returned. jobina fortson is in the newsroom with that story. >> reporter: leonard dumawa found a strange discovery last week under a tree. >> it was plastic bags. >> it was a plastic bag full of ashes and the name tag in there. >> reporter: the neighbors called the hayward police, but the investigation seem to be going nowhere. >> we were striking out until we were looking on the internet, and we found a news story from abc news 7, and it was a woman talking about a burglary to her storage shed. >> reporter: this is where we start to connect the dots. we introduced you to a d devastated joyce robertson in september. her father and grandmother's ashes were stolen from a storage shed in september. >> what was unusual was that there were names engraved on the music box and those things matched up. >> reporter: and that caused the sergeant to

one of the stories that we didn't get to was onon coal ash. first tell us what was the story, what made you want to do it. >> i was sort of interested in what the environmental impact of a storm like maria in a place like puerto rico which is a very small island and was already going through an economic crisis which was no doubt impacting environmental problems that isted before the hurricane. so i started calling around to different environmental groups on puerto rico and it was actually in speaking with a member of the sierra club there that i found out that th this coal plant, the only coal plant in puerto rico, was situated in this small coastal ty called guayama which is on the southeastern tip of the island and t that s coal plant there is a five story mound of what was described to mes coal ash which had be completely uncovered during the hurricane and that this has been a real thorn in the side of residents in that town who say mound of material outside of it has been causing real health problems in their cmunity. >> ( translated ): ri

firefighters believe hot ashes sparked the looks pretty intense. you could hear the roar of the flames as crews fought the fire at the house on ban bur loop. everyone was able to get out of the home safely. investigators say hot ashes placed in a plastic garbage gas time and fooeding the fire and that is what took us a few minutes to get the gas meter shut off. >> the fire district reminds us all hot ashes should only be placed in metal containers. >>> a shooting death ever a central valley police corporal, i.c.e. has a detainer on the accused gunman. gustavo perez arriaga was arrested and i.c.e. had no prior encounters on him. he's accused of killing new man police corporal ronil singh. he was in the country illegally and a gang member and had two prior dui charges. the sheriff said the state's immigration policies protected him. i.c.e. providing abc news a statement about the policies saying in part, quote, california sanctuary laws continue to undermine public safety and cause preventible crimes by restricting law enforcement cooperation and all

thanks to that exclusive story, the ashes have been returned.jobina fortson explains. >> reporter: leonard dumawa made an odd discovery under a tree last week. >> it was a plastic bag. >> there is a plastic bag full of ashes, and the name tag in there. >> reporter: the neighbors called the hayward police, but the investigation went nowhere. >> we were striking out until we kept looking on the internet, and we found a news story from abc 7 that it was a woman who was tal her storage shed. >> reporter: this is where we start to connect the dots. we introduce you to a devastated joyce robertson in september. her father and grandmother's ashes were stolen from her family storage unit. >> what channel 7 reported was that there were musical notes engraved on the box along with the name. and so, those things matched up. >> reporter: the sergeant tracked robertson down saturday morning. >> i told her, please, text me the address of the police station. >> and robertson had to see it for herself, and she had been calling san leandro police for a week to s

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cicely's mount etna of volcano has been erupting lava and ash after a new fracture opened up and the base of one of its craziest observers say that the fall kaino is displaying unusually high levels of seismic activity air traffic to nearby tanya airports was shut down for several hours yesterday due to the ash plume. hollywood star kevin spacey has been charged with indecency assaulting an eighteen year old man and twenty sixteen it's the first criminal case brought against the oscar winning actor since his career made a series of sexual misconduct allegations a year ago stacey is few in course very january. a u.s. federal judge has ordered north korea to pay the family of auto farm verifiable one million dollars five hundred one million dollars in a wrongful death lawsuit the u.s. college student died soon after pyongyang released him from months of captivity his parents say he was tortured. well that's twenty eighteen comes to an end we're looking back at some of the highlights of the year one of our stories looks at how some families here in berlin are making a contribution to li

cicely's mount etna bullock you know has been spewing lava and ash after a new fracture opened to the base of one of its creators observers say that it was displaying unusually high levels of seismic activity tanya airport has reopened today after the ash plume forced it to shut down. at least two people have been killed after a suicide bomber stormed libya's foreign ministry in tripoli three of the militants also died ten people were injured in the attack that began with a car bomb blast near the ministry libyan security forces are blaming the attack on so-called islamic state fight is the foreign ministry spot of libya's internationally recognized government that is based in tripoli. a journalist working for the associated press joins me now from benghazi in libya where the water other details have emerged about this latest attack. hi the details were that three. dark skin. men have approached the ministry of foreign affairs in tripoli this morning around nine thirty am and. a few minutes later an explosion a car bomb went off just meters away from the military and then the attack b

planes are being routed away from the area due to the large amount of ash thrown into the air. the tourism minister says there is potential for disaster in any part of the country, and new precautions need to be put in place. >> in terms of disaster, i think disasters can happen anywhere in indonesia. what is important? the most important thing is we have to provide a mitigation plan. that is why we need what you call an early warning system. we need it, as instructed by our president, we have to provide sy early warninem especially in tourist destinations. lucy: five days after the disaster, let's recap what we know. at least 400 people were killed when a collapsed crater on the anak krakatau volcano sent a five-meter-high wave over the coast of java and sumatra without warning. officials declared an exclusion zone stretching five kilometers around the volcanic island, near the straight which separates java and sumatra. at least 16,000 people are still displaced. rescue workers are struggling to reach the more remote areas affected thousands of people are currently in temporar

since these mt volcano has been spewing lava and ash after a new fracture opened in the base of one of its creator as observers say the volcano is just being unusually high levels of seismic activity airport has reopened a day after the ash for state to shut down. now he's two people have been killed after a suicide bomb a strong foreign ministry in tripoli three of the militants also died ten people were injured in the attack that began with a car bomb blast near the ministry of security authorities are blaming the attack on so-called islamic state fight as the foreign ministry is internationally recognized government that is based in tripoli. a journalist working for the associated press now joins me from benghazi in libya rami thank you for joining us there any more details that have emerged about this attack or the car or morning around nine when a car bomb went off near the corner tripoli. where. men. are. described. in which indicate their. country. later on monday to get. into the building. permit to record bombing. change part. of the end of it. right now you're speaking to me

cicely's mines and no volcano has been erupting lava and ash after a new fracture opened in the base of one of its craziest observers say that the volcano is displaying unusually high levels of seismic activity to nearby tiny airports was shut down for several hours yesterday jus to the ash to. hollywood star kevin spacey has been charged with indecency assaulting an eighteen year old man and twenty sixteen it's the first criminal case against the oscar winning actor since his career laughs amid a series of sexual misconduct allegations a year ago biggs needs to in course in any child. the plunge continues for stock markets worldwide shares on tokyo's nikkei index are down more than five percent that was its worst finish in nearly two years if after monday's in any tree percent plunge on wall street investors day about the u.s. economy are growing on twitter president ana lashed out at the federal reserve calling it the only problem the economy had but traders are also worried today the budget standoff between trump and congress. but for more on the market's worries i'm joined now by

struck just north of cook tanya at the largest of italy's three active volcanoes and still spewing ash churches and homes were damaged. the town of several ronna lies at the foot of mount etna at three nineteen in the morning of christmas eve the d'amico family was shaken out of bed by the earthquake their home in ruins the couple is desperate to know what will happen next. so i've never experienced anything that's horrible so it's a miracle that my family survived in the end that's all that matters. cicely has been rattled by earthquakes for two days but none has been a strong as the one that hit early wednesday twenty eight people were injured. the quakes were triggered by the mt etna volcano raising the alarm level for the region local authorities haven't given the all clear yet. at the moment mount etna is still active it's rumbling directly at the edge of the crater. we can't predict whether this volcanic movement will shift further into the interior that's why it's hard to say how the local population will be affected. many people are afraid to stay in their homes even though the

cicely's mount etna volcano has been erupting lava and ash after a new fracture opened up in the base of one of its crazy areas observers say that the volcano is just a unusually high levels of seismic activity air traffic to nearby airports was shut down for several hours yesterday she said the ash. hollywood star kevin spacey has been charged with indecently assaulting an eighteen year old man and twenty sixteen it's the first criminal case brought against the oscar winning actor since his career collapsed amid a series of sexual misconduct allegations and here we go stacy is chewing course in early january. a u.s. federal judge has ordered north korea to pay the family of also a warm beer five hundred and one million dollars in a wrongful death lawsuit last year at the u.s. college student died soon after pyongyang released him from months of captivity his parents say he was torture it's. stock markets have plunged deeper into the red shares on tokyo's nikkei index are down more than five percent its worst finish and nearly two years after monday's nearly three percent fall on wall

the continued and heightened cannick activity cracka tower has been shown to be spewing more volcanic ash and hot clouds into into the air so flights have been rerouted they catch a flight over the volcano or within its periphery authorities also told us earlier that they would have been able to determine from satellite images that a collapse of the volcano is what caused the tsunami it was sixty four hectares of the volcano fell into the ocean that's equivalent of about sixty four football fields crashing down into the ocean now it's not possible to determine if another collapse what happened though krakatau remains fragile so it's parties are saying that yes there is the possibility of it with another tsunami but they can't tell when and how and how strong it may be are the best they can do now is to tell everyone to exercise extreme caution and to stay away from the coastal areas ana thank you so much for brains out today. in western java. and indonesia is not the only country dealing with a volcanic eruption melting at all in the italian island of sicily has also been acting up on wed

something in the order of 160 million cubic metres of rock and ash have gone, says indonesia's centeral hazard mitigation. not all of this would have entered the sunda strait in one go, but it certainly explains the volume of seawater that must have been displaced to generate so destructive a set of waves at nearby coasts. jonathan amos, bbc news. drjanine krippner is a volcanologist. she told me more about these satellite images and what they show. it's very impressive. we can see that the majority of the point above the sea level is actually gone now, and that is clearly the cause of the tsunami that occurred. how unusual is it to get that level, that scale of collapse? these collapse events are relatively rare within volcanic history, but they can be much larger. if we think of the mount saint helens eruption in 1980, that was a magnitude larger than this collapse. and is it still at risk? we have seen the images there, and the scale of what has gone, but is there more to go, as it were? is it still a risky area? there's still a risk. but with a smaller amount of material, it is a

the volcano is still spewing lava and ash. the loss of life from saturday is 430 with more than 150 still missing. nbc's sarah harmon is there with an update. >> reporter: tonig authorities warnhe volcano that triggered en deadly tsunami over the wecould unleash another one. anak krakatau is 30 miles from one of the most populous coasts as driving rains and rs volcanic tre continue, scientists say portions of the crater could collapse and they are warng ople to move inland, half a mile from the sea. please don't panic this government scientist urges, saying it's just a idrecaution but iwas a landfrom the volcano that sent a eaall of water crashing into fronts here with no warning. killing hundreds and destroying thousands homes. >> an eruption or volcanic activity close to shore, you're not going to get much warning at all. m>> reporter: nowore than 20,000 people displaced. many searching h desperately throug the devastation trying to recover some of what they have lost. she and her son baly escaped with her lives. you ran fie

activity air traffic to nearby tiny airports was a shut down for several hours yesterday due to the ash to. a time when many are focused on gifts and feasting pope francis has used his christmas eve mass to urge people in the developed world to follow a simpler life than he's or of the catholic church told worshippers in the wasik and that they should give up greed and gluttony after a member to share his more. in front of some ten thousand followers in sin peter's basilica pope francis continued the theme of his papacy criticizing consumerism and its impact on humanity francis made his message direct and personal . let us ask ourselves do i really need all these material objects and complicated additions to live. can i manage without all these unnecessary extras and live a life of greater simplicity. condemning the widening gap between rich and poor francis encourage the faithful to give and share instead of devouring and hoarding . mankind became greedy and for ratios. in our day for many people life's meaning is found in positions in having an excess of material objects and insatiabl

ash is still spewing from the volcano.rplanes have been forced to route around that ash. back on land, people are asked to wear masks and goggles because of the heavy ash in the air. all of this is a grim reminder of the dangers posed by the volcano. the death toll now standing at 430 in the aftermath of the saturday disaster. joe. >> thanks for that, alexandra field. >>> on wall street, did you miss the stunning rally? dow soars 1,000 points. 5%. here is how the rest of the world is responding right now. you can see tokyo with its own rally. sang high and hoshanghai and ho kong lower. and u.s. foutures are lower. the s&p 500 rose 5% wednesday. nasdaq rallied 5.8%. this was the biggest percentage gain for all three averages since march of 2009. even after wednesday's rally, the month is on pace for the worst december since 1931. investors on pace for the worst stock market returns in a decade. investors priced in a recession. maybe things were overdone. >>> iconic retailer penney's fell below $1. the 110-year-old departmen

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yes, next summer it is the ashes too, currently held, of course, by australia. techniques and tempers might be pushed to the limit. joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. now let's catch up on some other sports stories around today. the australian open will allow final set tie—breaks for the first time next month. it means if the match reaches 6—6 in the final set, the winner will be the first to 10 by two clear points. the decision means that the french 0pen is now the only grand slam not to allow final—set tie—breaks in singles matches. the football association's new technical director is les reed. the 66—year—old will be in charge of england's elite men's and women's teams, as well as the development sides — and fa education and coaching. it's his second time in the role. and six—time olympic sprint champion allyson felix has revealed her new baby was born eight weeks prematurely. the american sprinter says her daughter camryn has been in a neo—natal intensive care unit since her birth at the end of november but she's "doing well". there was an angry confrontation bet

>> reporter: within the ashes of her destroyed home her family's diamond ring, the painstaking searchff. >> this is the ring that's my family's history. >> reporter: this diamond ring that can now also serve as this family's camp fire survival story for generations to come. >> that's great. >> always amazing. we saw that in the fire in santa rosa, you know. we were there when a woman found her diamond ring. they left it behind. she found her wedding ring, so really feels good. for news throughout the evening, the latest always on kpix5. >> don't forget to join us for nightbeat at 10:00 on our sister station kbcw 44 cable 12 and back here tonight at 11:00. >> have a good night! announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? thank you very much. how's everybody? i appreciate y'all. appreciate it. how y'all? i appreciate y'all. thank y'all. thank you very much, folks. i appreciate it. yeah, i do. thank y'all. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering

next summer it is the ashes, currently held by australia, so a year when technics and tempers might bee limit. —— techniques and tempers. meanwhile two of stokes' england teammates have been making their debut in australia's big bash. captainjoe root and his vice—ca ptain joss butler are playing for sydney thunder in the twenty20 league. buttler started brightly before losing his wicket for 20. root went for even less, making 18 in sydney's total of 181—5. despite that, they still beat melbourne stars. the former australia cricket captain steve smith won't be playing in the big bash — he's still banned for his part in the ball tampering scandal back in march, but whilst helping promote the league, he admitted to journalists the last nine months have been hard for him. i've had a tough days and ups and downs, but i've been fortunate to have a close group of people around me that have helped me through those difficult times. there have been dark days when i haven't wanted to get out of bed and things like that, but i've had a close group of people around me that have helped me to know th

a woman has been are reunited with a treasured possession, her father and grandmother's ashes. they were stolen from her family's storage unit, and thanks to our story, the family has the ashes returned. jobina fortson has the story. >> there was a surprise discovery last week. >> like plastic bags. >> there was a plastic bag full of ashes, and the name tag in there. >> reporter: the neighbors called the hayward police, but the investigation seemed to go nowhere. >> we were striking out until we looked on the internet and we found a news story from abc 7 that it was a woman who was talking about a burglary to her storage shed. >> reporter: this is where we with start to connect the dots. we introduced you to a devastated joyce roberterson. >> they said that there were names engraved on the music box. and those things matched up. >> reporter: and so that caused the sergeantt to track her down saturday morning. >> i told her to please, text me the address of the police station. >> reporter: she had to see it for herself because she had been calling san leandro polices since every

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sifting through the ashes today. looking for anything that she can salvage from her mother's home the burned to the ground. >> i am trying to retrieve but what i can. >> reporter: for rebecca there are 30 years of memories gone up in smoke. radial mother survived the fire, but some keepsakes can never be replaced. >> reporter: my father's ashes are in here also. he has been cremated twice. there are a lot of memories here. >> reporter: all around the burned zone you could hear the sound of chainsaws as crews try to restore power for residents. like linda who escaped the fire with her husband and dog. >> we have each other we have e we will make it. >> reporter: they are one of the lucky ones whose home was untouched by the fire. >> this christmas it will be a blessing. >> reporter: for residents the road to recovery is long and painful. it will take years to have any sense of normalcy return. in paradise, mike larry. >>> the raiders and steelers were battling it out on the field. >> hold your horses. we will get to t

they have also directed all flights to avoid this area. of course volcanic ash is very dangerous fort aeroplanes. and this is a busy flight path between the two main islands of indonesia, so planes are being told to stay well away from this area. relief effort is now getting into some of the communities onjava, getting into some of the communities on java, closest to the volcano. getting into some of the communities onjava, closest to the volcano. 0ne area was cut off because of damage done to bridges and roads and aid is now getting into that community there which was very badly hit by there which was very badly hit by the tsunami. there has been bad weather and a lot of rain in the area making it even more difficult for those who have lost their homes and are now living in evacuation centres, in masks and town halls. 0ther centres, in masks and town halls. other people are having to leave from these islands that are dotted in the sunda strait, and also there is concern about animals as well. this is a world heritage area, at the bottom of java, this is a world heritage area, at the

to do that as they go into moscow and go into look this is the most the most they will place in the ash and most folks from the urinals. kill you like a book if you put it most people in the streets but we'll leave it to the mitchell who knows this is well that i should sub and who is also open to people and goes away through this good little was a bit scary. s s. s. s. x. x x x. limply arises in his village near moscow and him where the skies were getting a surprise it's like mainly an old slavic rite of spiritual purification by fire and. by this good they are not a lot but there was this body of this not that you buy the stuff that's going to the. rockies that really follow if you don't mean a whole lot of them pretty good will son of the very thing you'll follow which are all a lot. lot of off. to suit this up only tradition in the village was a job dropping. in a country that is very very bad advice. you would play and steal the. action we have to play around the world but you don't have to mean to be. on the. kind of scary it's. possible. it's initial oh very nice very scary i mea

((nats-this was my angel)) among rain and ashes... denice and her family found important items withstood the blaze... including her american flag and her mother's urn left on the fireplace. (( denice paton- paradise resident)) when i realized i forgot my mom that was my breaking moment, i almost fell to my knees, i hurt like i never hurt before. and when that urn was returned to me... it was a miracle. it gave me hope." denice is one of hundreds of fire victims who got to see their homes for the first time wednesday. (nats)police checked a long line of cars after lifting evacuation orders for those living along pentz road along paradise's east side. many residents returned to rubble..."i'm afraid of looters."others with their structures still standing, like denice's neighbor, marsha.((marsha martin-paradise resident)) "i hope everyone is okay, that's all i wish for. i know what they're going through. i just can't grasp it)) neither neighbor knows for sure if they'll remain residents of paradise... they say seeing their homes gives the

something in the order of 160 million cubic metres of rock and ash have gone, says indonesia's centerical hazard mitigation. not all of this would have entered the sunda strait in one go, but it certainly explains the volume of seawater that must have been displaced to generate so destructive a set of waves at nearby coasts. jonathan amos, bbc news. vulcanologist told me more about those satellite images and what they show. we can see that the majority of the cone above the sea level is actually gone now and that is because of the tsunami. if that was the cause, how unusual is that to get that level, that scale of collapse? is collapse events are relatively rare within volcanic history that they can be a lot larger, so the 1980 eruption, that was a magnitude larger than this collapse. and is it still at risk? really have seen the images there and the scale of what has gone, but is there more to grow or is still a area? there is still a risk but with the small amount of material, there isa the small amount of material, there is a much smaller risk now. —— go. and so does that mean peop

and transformed into ash and dust. >> more and more jungle has been cleared. andre blames the political climate. >> we saw in this election that the new government won't take care of the environment. we are scared that all of our efforts for sustainable use will soon be over. brazil's incoming president has repeatedly said that the rainforests can no longer stand in the way of economic growth. what he means by that is unclear. brazil's powerful mining and farming lobbies are counting on him to represent their interests. ththe military d dictatorship pt ll result in tonight's 95 wanted the forest chopped down and ordered the country's space agency to monitor the clearance. the researchers are trying to protect the environment. the yellow areas on this map show where the rainforest has been destroyed. >> the areasas of the amazon before this -- deep forested add up to twice that of germany. >> in the long-term, researchers argue that intact rainforests are more important. andres team demonstrates how that could work. they met out the forest, selecting individual

this send a column of ash and smoke into the sky. the second eruption happened early this morning.his viewed ash and smoke 8000 feet into the air. >>> in image of a masked man carrying a machete, scared many in los angeles. many are still on edge. >> reporter: a frightening picture taken outside of the synagogue, appears to show a man that is covered with a scarf, having a machete that is holding it towards the synagogue. >> obviously this is scary, a man with a sword towards a synagogue is scary. >> reporter: the rabbi says that a member of the community took the picture and send it to them. they call the police immediately. they feared the safety of their congregation. >> we don't believe that it was any regulate -- relation to anybody here. it sounds like he wants to protest something, we are not exactly sure what he is trying to protest. >> reporter: this is the second disturbing incident here in the last couple of months. in november a man was arrested, threatening women as they walked to the service. the man was arrested for the hate crime and appeared to be mentally disturbe

. >>> in the east bay firefighters believe hot ashes sparked a fire in martinez that forced nine people out of their home. the fire started just after 4:00 in the morning, and you can hear the roar of flames as crews fought the fire at a house on banbury loop. investigators say hot ashes placed in a garbage container ignited. >> the gas meter was blowing the whole time and feeding the fire, and that's what took us a few minutes to get the gas meter shutoff. >> the fire district reminds us hot ashes should only be placed in metal containers not plastic. abc 7 news was on webster street in downtown oakland while firefighters battled flames inside a vacant building. this morning's fire broke out around 10:00. no one was hurt. now arson investigators are trying to find out if today's fire was also sparked by a squatter. >>> a woman who had just started an internship at a nature conservatory was killed by a lion today. officials say a team led by a professionally trained animal keeper was cleaning the lion enclosure when a lion got out of a locked space. 22-year-old alexander black was kille

she plans to rebuild but in a community of ash and rubble, that's a distant goal. until then the surrounding housing market is dire. >> the fire is out. now we're dealing with the crisis of not enough housing. >> reporter: the executive director of the housing authority. 14% of the homes in the county were decimated by the fire. exacerbating the already high demand for homes in california. >> there really is no housing availability locally. >> reporter: for those who lost everything but had the means to move forward, price gouging is the norm. >> landlords proposed rent increases. >> reporter: that means affordable housing for the elderly and the poor is difficult to come by. among their options, a shelter or transitional housing. >> there's no other place for them to go. there's no other place in california with affordable rent and proximity to services. this is a difficult issue. >> reporter: there are temporary trailers on stand by ready to deliver. almost two months after the fire broke out, finding space for the trailers is proving a problem on the local level

yesterday morning, a second eruption shot ash into the sky.highest volcano and the name in nasdaq is smoking mountain. >>> the 49ers are writing a winning streak. they be eight -- beat the seattle seahawks at home yesterday. >> from the 4-yard line. he had and beat. he's inside the 20, the 10. he will score. >> the 49ers had a big day with special teams. nick mullins was good. one touchdown and no interceptions. the game went into overtime where the 49ers kick the game winning field goal. they win and they are hosting the chicago bears next week. joe goes behind the scene behind the fourth victory of the season. >> he does it. the 49ers are in overtime. >> it is hard to believe that joe and garrett are the last two 49ers to experience what it feels like to be seattle. after that, the acquisition of richard sherman and you've got a win that was important to everyone in the locker room. >> it means more that the guys showed up the way he did. it means a lot eating seattle. it is the way they showed up and they kept battling. >> i am happy to be

it is also sending volcanic ash out into the area.ago have been re—routed to avoid it. what they are concerned about is if this volcanic activity is strong enough to trigger another tsunami like it did on saturday, killing more than 400 people. people are being told to stay well away from the beaches on both sides of the strait. thank you, rebecca. we have been looking at the pictures and you can see why. we will be talking about that with an expert shortly about what is going on there. president trump has made a surprise visit to us troops in iraq. he defended his decision to withdraw us forces from syria which prompted his defence secretary, james mattis, to resign last week. 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler, has more. president trump travelled with the first lady to iraq to spread some christmas cheer and to thank troops for their service and sacrifice. we came to al asad this year. 0ur eternal gratitude for everything you do to keep america safe, strong, and free. last week, in a sudden and surprise decision, he announc

and gas going up two hundred six hundred meters because of the prevailing winds some of those ashes have been coming here not much it has to be said but you do see more people as a precaution starting to wear face masks the bigger concern for the volcanologists some of the flows of rocks and lava down the side of the volcano the concern being that there might be another dynamic shift in the outside shape of this volcano a slip of mass down into the sea which once again might cause another way peter how active is the volcano at the moment. it is a relatively active active they talk about these continuous rumbles continuous eruptions and it is a concern for people they are anxious you know we are at level three now and the scale goes up to four level four means it's basically blowing its top so we are pretty close to that crisis level it remains to be seen just what happens next but you're going around here people are quite fatalistic they certainly believe in the science they certainly heed for the most part warnings from the volcanologists it's a good job that they do that they live

she's on the internet the ashes all and. also to come here on the news hour including sudan's president is facing growing calls for justice after the killing of dozens of anti-government protesters and a health care meltdown how a shortage of staff and equipment is crippling greece's health system at its border right now that comes to the rescue for taliban leaders events as far as behavior that story a little bit like. how the postponement of sunday's presidential election and three opposition strongholds in the democratic republic of congo is provoking calls for antigovernment protests electoral commission is blaming the delays on the boehner virus and rebel attacks on tuesday as malcolm webb reports in the capital kinshasa. the democratic republic of congo's election is already two years overdue and the electoral commission has announced the second postponement in a week in three areas this election on direct the elections the beni pretend bowen you may be initially planned for december thirtieth or no program from march

((nats-this was my angel)) among rain and ashes... denice and her family found important items withstood the blaze... including her american flag and her mother's urn left on the fireplace. (( denice paton- paradise resident)) when i realized i forgot my mom that was my breaking moment, i almost fell to my knees, i hurt like i never hurt before. and when that urn was returned to me... it was a miracle. it gave me hope." denice is one of hundreds of fire victims who got to see their homes for the first time wednesday. (nats)police checked a long line of cars after lifting evacuation orders for those living along pentz road along paradise's east side. many residents returned to rubble..."i'm afraid of looters."others with their structures still standing, like denice's neighbor, marsha.((marsha martin-paradise resident)) "i hope everyone is okay, that's all i wish for. i know what they're going through. i just can't grasp it)) neither neighbor knows for sure if they'll remain residents of paradise... they say seeing their homes gives the

but ash croft was in the hospital recovering from surgery.in charge. >> i was concerned that given how ill i knew the attorney general was that there might be an effort to ask him to overall me when he was in no condition to do that. called director mueller, it would have been a great help to me over that week and told him what was happening and he said i'll meet you at the hospital right now. >> reporter: they had to literally race administration officials to ash croft's bedside. >> director mueller instructed the fbi agents present not to allow me to be removed from the room under any circumstances. >> reporter: in the end, ash croft backed comey and mueller. >> he enlisted bob mueller because he knew that bob mueller had this incredible nonpartisan reputation in washington. >> reporter: that was then. now trump compares mueller to joe mccarthy, and a trump ally warns there's trouble ahead. >> i think the report is going to be devastating to the president. >> reporter: after months of haggling, team trump has provided written answers to que

the ash spewing has forced airlines to route the planes around the ash to keep the aircraft safe distanceway. and even people on land are asked to wear goggles and masks because of the issue in the air. officials are also enforcing a five kilometer exclusion zone around the volcano in order to keep people away. there's reason to be concerned. that more activity could cause more devastation in the likes of which we saw saturday. that's why officials are scrambling to do whatever they can to mitigate chances for another disaster. including adding additional censors around the area of the volcano in order to detect activity. we have discussed it a lot if the failures of the tsunami warning system in indonesia. that have been heavily blamed for the casualties saturday and the 2,000 casualties in the tsunami that happened just back in october. so precautions are being taken where they can be. certainly this is rattling for people who lived through another disaster on a horrific scale. 430 people killed. still search and rescue missions under way. thousands of people injured. 1,500 is the lates