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the huge volcano on hawaii's big island is once again touring forth streams of lava and ash, wallet spewing sulphur dioxide and other volcanic gases into the air. authorities say the islands, roughly 200000 residents, are in immediate danger. from lava lava flows are not threatening any downslope communities at this time, and all indications are that the rock sion will remain in the northeast drift zone on volcanic gas and possibly fine ash and police hair or may be carried down when people are being urged to be prepared to move quickly during a 1950 eruption lava traveled some 24 kilometers in just 3 hours. but for now, some a content to stand back and witness as a sleeping giant wakes up it is, it's hard to look away even though you have to get out of the way. let's talk about this with eleanor revolt. she is with the german research center for geosciences. she's an expert on volcanoes, it's good to have you with this. i mean, can we say what we're seeing right now with the just massive lava flows at the big island in hawaii? the big island is getting bigger by the minute with disruption.

the volcano on big island is erupting for the first time in nearly 40 years. homes are not in the path of lava flows at the moment but scientists are warning that could change quickly. >> lava pouring forth from the world's largest active volcano. for the first time in 38 years, mauna loa is awake. the huge volcano is thring forth streams of love --. while it is spewing sulfur dioxide and other volcanic gases into the air. there is safety island's roughly 200,000 residents are not in immediate danger from lava. >> lava flows are not threatening any downslope communities at this time. volcanic gas and fine ash may be carried downwind. >> people are being urged to be prepared to move quickly. during the 1950 eruption, lava travel 54 kilometers in just three hours. for now, some are content to stand back and witness as a sleeping giant wakes up. >> it is hard to look away even though you have to get out of the way. let's talk about this with eleanor. she is with the german resource center. she is an expert on volcanoes. it is good to have you with us. can we say

mauna loa on hawaii's big island erupting for the first time in 38 years. a thermal camera, look at this, capturing the moment it erupted. lava pooling in the crater right at the top. our chief national correspondent matt gutman with the pictures coming in now. >> reporter: tonight, new helicopter video capturing mauna loa's fiery awakening, erupting for the first time 38 years. the world's largest active volcano roaring back to life, after it's longest dormant period on record. >> you can clearly see that that's lava coming down mauna loa. it is nuts. >> reporter: thermal cameras showing the moment it erupted, spewing volcanic gas into the sky and sending lava gushing out from the summit crater. time-lapse video also capturing the blast of ash, debris, and molten rock. lava streams are flowing down part of the volcano, but authorities say they are not threatening communities directly. but there is concern over falling ash. people with respiratory illnesses warned to stay indoors, and anyone going outside told to wear a mask. shelters being opened as a prec

the huge volcano on hawaii's big island is once again throwing forth streams of lava and ash, wallet spewing sulphur dioxide. and other volcanic gases into the air authorities say the islands, roughly 200000 residents, aren't in immediate danger from lava lava flows are not threatening any downslope communities at this time. and all indications are that the rock sion will remain in the northeast. griff zone on volcanic gas and possibly fine ash and police hair are may be carried down when people are being urged to be prepared to move quickly during a 1950 eruption lava traveled some 24 kilometers in just 3 hours. but for now, some a content to stand back and witness as a sleeping giant wakes up here watching t w news. a quick reminder of our top stories. chinese state media have announced the death of former president young se men at the age of 96. he led china out of isolation in the aftermath of 989th t hanniman square massacre and oversaw the handover of hong kong from british school. to chinese. china is cracking down on what it calls hostile forces, protesting cova 19 restriction

the huge volcano on hawaii's big island is once again touring forth streams of lava and ash while its spewing sulfur dioxide and other volcanic gases into the air authorities say the islands, roughly 200000 residents, are in immediate danger. from lava lava flows are not threatening any downslope communities at this time, and all indications are that the rock sion will remain in the northeast drifts zone on volcanic gas and possibly fine ash and police hair are may be carried down when people are being urged to be prepared to move quickly during a 1950 eruption lava traveled some 24 kilometers in just 3 hours. but for now, some a content to stand back and witness as a sleeping giant wakes up. and before we go, i have some breaking news coming in the china state media say that former president johnson men has died. he was 96. john came to power after the crackdown or the pro democracy movement on gentlemen square. in 1989, he oversaw china's transformation to a global economic powerhouse. john retired in 2003, but remained influential in the communist party. you watching the w. c. as a

parts of the big island are also under an ash fall advisory. as much as a quarter inch of ash could accumulate in some places. and now we want to bring in chief meteorologist paul heggen. paul, scientists have spent their entire careers working to understand mauna loa with a and it's fascinating. >> it is under constant observation, which is why we have so many perspectives on the latest eruption. we'll have some additional satellite perspectives as well. thermal imagery of the eruption actually happening from the u.s. geological survey. this is what it looks like here where the special cameras are capturing the release of the hot gas and the lava, the summit of mauna loa . so again none of this lava is threatening down slope communities. , but people are being put on notice. and they are capturing the eruption. this first one is showing the initial blast from mauna loa. take a look, you can see it come to life. not just the lava, but the volcanic gases. you don't want to forget that stuff in. they could both be carried downwind. southwest airl

the huge volcano on hawaii's big island is once again throwing full streams of lava and ash, wallet spewing sulphur dioxide and other volcanic gases into the air. authorities say the islands, roughly 200000 residents, all in immediate danger from lava lava flows are not threatening any downslope communities at this time. and all indications are that the rock sion will remain in the northeast drifts zone. volcanic gas and possibly find ash and police here or may be carried down when people are being urged to be prepared to move quickly. during a 1950 eruption lava traveled some 24 kilometers in just 3 hours. but for now, some a content to stand back and witness as a sleeping giant wake. so tuesday evening saw a politically charged match up at the world cup in could tar iran, jewelled with the united states for the right to move on to the round of the last 16 iranian side, had been pressed to show support for anti government protesters back home while playing under the watchful eye of government minders, with reports about the iranian government, putting immense pressure on the team, the play

nearby residents on the big island have been warned to be on alert. but no evacuations are under way. cbs's carter evans has more from scientists on the humbling power of mother nature. >> reporter: thermal imaging shows the moment the world's largest active volcano exploded back to life, lighting up the hawaiian skies and ash clouds so large it can be seen from space. scientists say magma had been building for nearly two years. >> so you knew this was coming? >> we knew it was coming. we just didn't know that it was going to be in the middle of the night after thanksgiving weekend. >> reporter: tonight, molten lava is spilling over the summit, but volcanologists say any threat to communities would be weeks away. mauna loa is massive. eruptions over the past 200 years have sent lava flows across the big island of hawaii, but it's been dormant nearly 40 years. the last major eruption in 1984 threatened the city of hilo. this eruption follows years of lava flows from mauna loa's much smaller but much more active neighbor, kilauea. take a look at this fo

the huge volcano on hawaii's big island is once again throwing forth streams of lava and ash, wallet spewing sulphur dioxide and other volcanic gases into the air. authorities say the islands, roughly 200000 residents, aren't in immediate danger. from lava lava flows are not threatening any downslope communities at this time, and all indications are that the rock sion will remain in the northeast drifts zone on volcanic gas and possibly fine ash and pellets hair are may be carried down when people are being urged to be prepared to move quickly during a 1950 eruption lava traveled some 24 kilometers in just 3 hours. but for now, some a content to stand back and witness as a sleeping giant wake. so or the world cup and guitar. the final round of group stage matches are under way and set a goal. i've become the 1st african team to make it through to the round of 16 to ecuador, the senegalese dominated the 1st half and took the lead wherever is mailer sauce penalty. i could've fought their way back into the game. as at more said j chato. i scored after a corner kick. i could or knew the d

and one of those big island residents living in the shadow of modelo is a bay area native jesse garyports. she's not waiting around and is preparing for the worst. nearly 2400 miles west of the bay, one time native now living on hawaii's big island, waits, watches and prepares people when they hear a volcano's erupting, you know like myself, it's almost like the twin towers. it's surreal, and you don't think of it happening in your neck of the woods. christine ayahuasca was in east bay resident for decades , but 10 years ago moved to the big island now her discovery harbor home just 30 minutes south of the manilow, a volcanic eruptions dormant for nearly 30 years. this mountaintop site is now active. we know the magma is coming from, you know, in the earth's mantle, and so there has to have been some some sort of perturbation. in the man in the earth's mantle that led to the production of magma that's now making its way up through montillo. experts and residents say magma flows are running down the north slope of the mountain away from populated areas, but there are other health conc

just coming in, for the first time in 38 years, the world's largest active volcano erupting on the big island of hawaii. lava beginning to flow. the sky glowing red tonight. what residents there are being warned at this hour. and matt gutman with the pictures coming in now. >>> in buffalo, new york, tonight, the gunman accused of killing ten people at that top's super market, because they were black, pleading guilty to murder, attempted murder, and domestic terrorism motivated by hate. and what the judge did today in that courtroom. stephanie ramos in buffalo. >>> the extraordinary images coming in from china tonight. growing protests against extreme covid lockdowns. clashing with police. and why they're now holding up blank sheets of paper. the message they're trying to send to the world. and what this could mean for the global economy and right here at home. martha raddatz standing by tonight. >>> former president trump and the backlash, after having dinner with both kanye west, condemned for anti-semitic remarks, and a known white supremacist who was in charlottesville. >>> the horrific sc

it's a big island.always, we worry about these things. >> but so i wonder how you prepare, obviously with certain national exhibitors for a hurricane, were wondering what happens there. is there a way to prepare? because i think from the u.s. geological survey, has reported earlier in the summer that is been some seismic activity at least near mauna loa. is there a way to prepare or is there really a wait and see approach that must be taken? >> we do monitor things constantly, there were a lot of earthquakes so we knew it was coming, we stratified, risk we do a lot of science here in hawaii, as you, saw with covid. u.s.. science we have good results, with the volcanoes we use silent, we get people prepared. if the lava had actually broken through to the other side away from the northeast, into the southwest. it's more worrisome because you can't predict where these lava flows will go. and then it goes downhill really quickly towards kona and -- , which are other areas of the big island. that would be mo

he was largest town on big island.we are mindless live, we just are getting a lid nervous without the time. it is a little weak away we hopeful it will make all it's a. down >> the idea of what that would be like. the prospect. although the lava may not present this immediate or urgent threat. i'm wondered about the air quality posed by the volcanic ash that might be in the area. it's pretty minimal, that could have some impact on some of our questions or -- >> that is true. right now there's more hot air coming out of the georgia special action, frankly. there is apathy volcano. but i will tell you it is not without consequence, here. we do have a thing called fog. that is what panic small. that does irritate peoples lungs. we did some research about people about twice as likely to have asthma exacerbation's or palms their copd, when the volcanoes go off. also there's a thing called pele's. glass or pele's hair. which is shards of volcanic ash and the carbon forms into a glass like fiber. people can read that in. righ

it's big island is still erupting today, the usgs said.ins were measured at close to 40 yards in height and lava flows were several yards thick and moving to the northeast. no homes or communities are threatened right now, but officials still urging residents to be alert and to be cautious in the bay area native is now living on the big island in the shadow of manila. ktvu is jesse gary reports she is not waiting around. nearly 2400 miles west of the bay, one time native now living on hawaii's big island, waits, watches and prepares people when they hear a volcano's erupting, you know like myself, it's almost like the twin towers. it's surreal, and you don't think of it happening in your neck of the woods. christine ayahuasca was in east bay residents for decades, but 10 years ago moved to the big island now her discovery harbor home just 30 minutes south of the man alot of volcanic eruptions dormant for nearly 30 years. this mountaintop site is now active. we know the magma is coming from , you know, in the earth's mantle, and so there ha

nearly 2400 miles west of the bay, one time native now living on hawaii's big island, waits, watcheseople when they hear a volcano's erupting, you know like myself, it's almost like the twin towers. it's surreal, and you don't think of it happening in your neck of the woods. christine ayahuasca was in east bay resident for decades , but 10 years ago moved to the big island now her discovery harbor home just 30 minutes south of the man alot of volcanic eruptions dormant for nearly 30 years. this mountaintop site is now active. we know the magma is coming from, you know, in the earth's mantle, and so there has to have been some some sort of perturbation. in the man in the earth's mantle that led to the production of magma that's now making its way up through montillo. experts and residents say magma flows are running down the north slope of the mountain away from populated areas, but there are other health concerns so called bog cloud caused by eruptions along with volcanic ash, and what's called pele's hair are harmful for those with respiratory complications such as asthma. pele's ha

um and so we had prepared mana lowell, which is located on hawaii's big island, started erupting sundayas of now, lava flows are contained around the volcano's caldera at the summit. still civil defense officials warning residents not to be alarmed, but to be prepared. in the event. lava begins to flow toward populated neighborhoods we don't want to try and second guess the volcano. we have to let it actually show us what it's gonna do, and then we inform people of what is happening. a s a p. lowell last erupted in 1984. in recent weeks, scientists have been on high alert due to an increase in earthquakes near the summit. they will continue monitoring for any fissures in the mountains, steep slopes where lava flows can emerge. there are currently no indications of lava breaking through into these rift zones. there are a lot of similarities in the patterns that we're seeing at the volcano now to prior to 1984 is eruption and prior to the 1975 eruption before that, and that is an increasing number of earthquakes below the summit of the volcano. some indication of deformation or swelling o

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the huge volcano on hawaii's big island is once again throwing forth streams of lava and ash, wallet spewing sulphur dioxide and other volcanic gases into the air. authorities say the islands, roughly 200000 residents, aren't in immediate danger. from lava lava flows are not threatening any downslope communities at this time, and all indications are that the rock sion will remain in the northeast drift zone on volcanic gas and possibly fine ash and police hair are may be carried down when people are being urged to be prepared to move quickly during a 1950 eruption lava traveled some 24 kilometers in just 3 hours. but for now some a content to stand back and witness as a sleeping giant wake. so and finally, rising energy prices in europe are prompting many communities to scale back. the annual lights displays this holiday season, but one neighborhood in the hungarian capital, budapest has come up with a sustainable alternative. the local may or set up a 6 me to christmas tree that lit by harold power passes by take turns riding a bicycle that generates electricity. maybe that also help

the huge volcano on hawaii's big island is once again throwing forth streams of lava and ash while it spewing sulphur dioxide and other volcanic gases into the air authorities say the islands, roughly 200000 residents, aren't in immediate danger. from lava lava flows are not threatening any downslope communities at this time, and all indications are that the rock sion will remain in the northeast drifts zone on volcanic gas and possibly fine ash and police hair are may be carried down when people are being urged to be prepared to move quickly during a 1950 eruption lava traveled some 24 kilometers in just 3 hours. but for now, some a content to stand back and witness as a sleeping giant wake. so you watching d. w news. here's a quick reminder of all top stories. china is top security body has cold for cracked down against hostile forces following widespread rallies against coven 19th restrictions. several cities in the country have deployed more police to quell pro and nato has pledged further military aid for ukraine. the alliance will also send food fuel and electric. the look with

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now we want to turn to the volcano emergency on hawaii's big island. mauna loa is erupting for the first time in nearly 40 years, spewing potentially harmful clouds of smoke and ash. cbs' jonathan vigliotti is there. >> reporter: as mauna loa erupts, it's nature's fury and nature's beauty. >> to see live lava shooting out of a fissure is incredible. >> i waited my-- my whole life to see this. >> reporter: for 38 years, the world's largest active volcano sat silent. that changed instantly on sunday night, drawing locals and tourists to view a molten masterpiece. the eruption has at times sent lava hundreds of feet up into the air. nobody knows at this point when could cause. is this a safe eruption right now? are other communities threatened at this point? >> not according to civil defense. my hopes are that this stays as a beautiful, awesome sight, and doesn't affect people. >> reporter: mauna loa's previous eruptions have come close to wiping out communities, while people are not currently in danger, the slow-moving but persistent lava flow could thre

big island. united nations has appealed to international help to stop a deadly outbreak of cholera in haiti. more than 11000 suspected cases had been recorded since it started in october, dr. se armed gangs are preventing patients from accessing life saving treatment through the worn reports from puerto prince, the epicenter the outbreak. it is but a tent opened to the wither. yet for those stricken by cholera, this is century infants, adults color is not fussy, and it cues when it comes quickly, could arise always an emergency. and this is extremely contagious, especially when it gets in the crop. leave the city like hearing bottle. prince color are caught early is easily treatable. but this is haiti where nothing is simple funny dover watches lovingly over her son nicholson regis. that these and day at compared to the way he was. he's getting better because of the nurses and doctors. if it wasn't for them, i probably would have lost my baby. fanny has more than one reason to keep mickelson clos

concerned, i really have a parent over here. mona loa makes up about half the land mass of the big island, the southernmost tip of the hawaiian archipelago. the us geological survey says the russian is currently contained to the volcano summit, about half of mount low as previous eruptions have stayed there while half have also saved out through rifts at lower elevations endangering branches and beach side communities. we could be in for a little bit more per long time trying to determine if this is gonna be a us as estimate only erection or a summer lesser rips. our residents are fearing a repeat of 2018 when the eruption of a smaller neighboring volcano destroy to 700 homes. mona loa is both taller and steeper, meaning magma would be able to reach human populations faster. if the mountain boils over. but hawaii's, emergency management agency, that would be a worst case scenario and one too early to predict. for now, it has open to shelters as a precaution and ward of ash and gases as hawaiians watch worry. and wait. heidi joe castro al jazeera rescue workers in cameron's capital young d

eruptions over the past 200 years have sent lava flows across the big island of hawaii. been dormant nearly 40 years. the last major eruption, in 1984, threatened the city of hilo. this eruption follows years of lava flows from mauna loa's much smaller, but much more active, neighbor, kilauea. take a look at this fountain of lava. we were there in 2018 when lava from kilauea wiped out hundreds of homes, reshaping the island landscape. so far this time, evacuations are voluntary-- no imminent risk, just a remarkable display. >> the word "awesome," we use it all the time. but this is the-- it's the definition of the word "awesome." >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: tonight, america's fourth-largest city is under a boil water order, following a power outage at a houston water purification plant. more than two million residents are now left wondering if what comes out of their tap is safe to drink. cbs' janet shamlian is in houston with more. >> where would you like us to put it? >> reporter: handouts in houston tonight. cases of water amid warn

new images, in fact, coming in of the world's largest active volcano, on hawaii's big island, mauna loa, at night. look at the images. streams of lava flowing right down the hillside. and reports tonight of lava shooting 200 feet into the air. and what authorities are now warning residents of the island. abc's mola lenghi is there for us. >> reporter: tonight, scientists reporting fountains of lava, some rising as high as 200 feet, at times, on mauna loa, as two new lava flows opened up on the mountainside. gas, ash, and molten rock have been pouring from the world's largest active volcano since it erupted for the first time in nearly 40 years. so far, the lava streams pose no immediate threat to communities, but health officials are warning about the impact of "vog" or volcanic smog on air quality. people with respiratory problems told to take precautions and limit their exposure. >> if you are experiencing any discomfort, go indoors, close the windows. >> reporter: and with residents of hawaii's big island already on edge, a 4.0 earthquake rattled even more nerves early this morning,

so far, the lava flow has not endangered living on the big island of hawaii, but communities, but i while watching with concern artichoke history report, it's the world's largest active volcano. but mountain lower hasn't looked like this for almost for decades. you know, were real. we do, we were way over to my lawyer option. and so we had prepared, standing at more than 4000 meters above sea level. mona loa has been stirring for weeks worrying scientists with earthquakes just below the summit, a sign of the eruption to come. we don't want to try a 2nd volcano. we have to let it actually show us what it's going to do and then we inform people of what is happening. a s a p communities had held emergency meetings in preparation for a possible evacuation, though none so far has been called. i'm here because i'm concerned i here and over here, mon or loa, makes up about half the land mass of the big island. the southernmost tip of the hawaiian archipelago. the us geological survey says eruption is currently contained to the volcano summit, about half of mon, low as previous eruptions have sta

the eruption began late sunday and nearby resident the big island have been warned to be on alert but no evacuations are under way. cbs' carter evans has more from the scientists on the humbling power of no mother nature. >> reporter: thermal imaging those the moment the world's largest active volcano exploded back to life, lighting up the hawaiian sides, and an ash cloud so large it can be seen from space. scientists say magma had been building for nearly two years. so you knew this was coming. >> we knew it was coming. we just didn't know that it was going to be in the middle of the night after thanksgiving weekend. pilling over theight, molten summit, but volcanologists say any threat to communities would be weeks away. mauna loa is massive. eruptions over the past 200 years have sent lava flows across the big island of hawaii, but it's been dormant nearly 40 years. the last major eruption, in 1984, threatened the city of hilo. this eruption follows years of lava flows from mauna loa's much smaller but much more active neighbor, kilauea. take a look at this fountain of lava. we wer

so again, check your flights if you're heading to the big island. oil and gas prices were front and center in sacramento today where the state energy commission addressed why californians pay so much more at the pump compared to the rest of the nation. >> missing from the meeting, representatives from the big oil companies to governor newsom has called out for making record profits. our capitol reporter wallace has the takeaways from the meeting. >> while californians experience high prices at the gas pump, members of the california energy commission held this meeting to address the issue seen statewide. when you see these. >> sudden and unprecedented price spikes ida's hit california is the hardest and we're very mindful that the meeting comes less than 2 months after california saw all time highs at the pump in early october when the statewide average was $6.43. per gallon. nearly $2.60, more than the national average. something governor gavin newsom has long blamed on oil companies. the fact is they're ripping you off. energy commissioner say the

here is honolulu well to the northwest, here is the big island, shaded in gray, that is the ash fallended until 10:00 a.m. because of the ash. it can be toxic, when it rains it can be acid tick, it will damage the crops, livestock unfortunately will be harmed with this. you can actually see the past lava scars here in the center, but this is the outline of mauna loa. so, yes, the largest volcano on our planet woke up this morning and we do have some concerns. now, scientists, local scientists, voluntarily cannists have been watching this since union and monitoring the activity. this is when you get to the peak. i want to outline for you this is the lava that has been building upwards. so the pressure is building. when you have that obviously you're going to have to release that pressure, can be from an eruption or sometimes we have these fissures around the sides, it's like steam vents and sometimes they can erupt, you will see a collapse on the volcano. between 1843 and 1950 on average mauna loa would erupt every three and a half years like clockwork. from 1850 to today it's five ye

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the volcano is spewing lava and hoy's big island. but officials say air quality remains the biggest problem for residents. foxes william la jeunesse reports. erupting lava from hawaii's mauna loa reaching heights of up to 200 ft. the molten rock is leaking from vents near the top of the volcano along the northern rift zone. rivers of lava have flowed downslope since late sunday night, while the current conditions do not pose a threat to homes or communities, officials still urge caution. we've taken the threat of mangalore eruption. seriously um , every time that it's escalated on tuesday, the lava sad remained about six miles from saddle road, which links the big island's two major cities. kona and hilo health department says the corruption. air quality as mon alois spews sulfur dioxide and other volcanic gasses. officials urge people to cut back on outdoor exercise and other activities, volcanic gas and possibly find ash and police hair may be carried downwind. paley's hair is volcanic glass made from cool lava stretched into thin

bella. ruffian, leader, alexander location, got the res, mass, joseph officials on hawaii, his big island are telling people they must be ready to leave as short notice. mona loa, the world's largest active oqueeno, is a rough thing for the 1st time in for decades. homes are not at risk for now, but scientists or warning lava flows can quickly change direction. let's keep talking about this and bring in can reuben, he's a professor of geochemistry and vulcan ology at the university of hawaii. mr. reuben, good to have you with us. how dangerous is the situation for people living near the volcano? well, living here volcano is always a little bit dangerous and a little bit unpredictable, but in a comparative sense, the way this or option is progressing so far is, is not presenting a significant hazard to population centers have occasion areas is really currently a rocking, you know, rather remote location, so, so far so good in terms of the localized hazards from low, low inundation, nearby residents are in seeing disruption as a major threat. it's more like a spectacle of nature. absolutely

on hawaii's big island, a 24 hour time lapse video here capturing the start of the eruption, officials. mon alot a began erupting yesterday , sending ash into the night sky. it is the first eruption for the volcano in nearly four decades, and the u. s geological survey says so far lava flow is contained at the summit, and it's not threatening any nearby areas. but as fox news, william la jeunesse tells us officials are urging residents at risk to go over their evacuation plans should they be required to leave. ash and debris are now spewing from mon alot of the world's largest active volcano as it erupts for the first time in nearly four decades overdue. we were we overdo for manuel eruption. um and so we had prepared mana lowell, which is located on hawaii's big island, started erupting sunday night. as of now, lava flows are contained around the volcano's caldera at the summit. still civil defense officials warning residents not to be alarmed, but to be prepared. in the event. lava begins to flow toward populated neighborhoods we don't want to try and second guess the volcano. we hav

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i've looked at some of the other stories making headlines today. officials on hawaii's big island have urged people to be ready to evacuate. if lava flows from the mount, a lower volcano, change direction monologue is the world's largest active volcano and is rupturing for the 1st time in nearly 4 decades. so far the are option is far from homes, but scientists, one lava flows can change rapidly. either a lot of the former president of the indian ocean on and of course has been sentenced to life in prison for high treason, a court convicted of dollars. somebody of illegally selling passports to states, people living in the gulf countries. somebody was accused of pocketing millions of dollars from the scheme. police forces in 6 countries have brought down a international cartel that controlled about a 3rd of europe's cocaine. trade. police made rests in europe and the united arab emirates and seized around 30 tons of drugs. you a secretary of state antony blinkin is in romania, a head of a meeting of nato foreign ministers. lincoln is expected to announce measures to help restore power

residents of the big island have been told to be on alert.bring in benjamin andrews from the smithsonian. good morning. >> good morning. so nice to be here. >> it's good to have you on. the pictures are riveting. wondering, why is this volcano erupting now for the first time in nearly 40 years? >> sure. as your intro said, this is the biggest volcano in the world. mauna loa. it has had magma coming in for the last six weeks and probably off and on again so the magma has been coming up and it was sitting at about three or six kilometers from the surface, two to five miles down, and it is now -- it's started to erupt about i guess almost 48 hours ago. >> you guys have been watching this. scientists have been using their instruments to try to predict, right, when that was going to happen? tell me about that process that you are excited. >> sure. the united states geological survey monitors the island and they have a network of sizees m meters and as magma comes in, it inflates the mountain. it's not a balloon under there but imagine a big balloo

the world's largest active volcano mana loa on hawaii is big island is erupting for the 1st time in nearly 4 decades. the u. s. geological surveys, as lava has begun moving down the mountain, it's impossible to predict whether it might flow to populated in areas of police forces. in 6 countries have brought down an international cartel that controlled about a 3rd of europe's cocaine. trade. almost 50 people have been arrested in europe and the united arab emirates, and around 30 tons of drugs have been seized. after more than 12 hours of terror, somali security forces were able to end hotels each by al qaeda linked and surgeons in the capital. mogadishu, at least 8 civilians, and a member of the security forces were killed by the al shabani militants and storm. the villa rose hotel in the city center. authority say they were able to rescue 60 people. ah, gunshots pierced the air on monday from inside the besieged hotel and somali as capitol special government forces fought the al qaeda linked militants more than 12 hours after the islamist group stormed the building. by that point, several

for more than 2 months since the death of a young woman in police detention officials on hawaii's big island have urged people to be ready to evacuate. if lava flows from the mount lower volcano change direction of this volcano is the world's largest active volcano. it is the rocking for the 1st time in nearly 40 years. and so far the eruption is far from homes. but scientists, one that lava flows can change rapidly. u. s. secretary of fate, anthony lincoln, is in romania ahead of a meeting of nato foreign ministers. lincoln is expected to announce measures to help restore power in ukraine following russian strikes on critical infrastructure . millions across the country have been left without power or heating south korean truck drivers have shaved their heads in protest of an unprecedented government order 2 and a worker strike. thousands of truckers have been striking over minimum pay for the 2nd time in less than 6 months. disrupting supply chains and building sites. guitars, energy minister has announced a long term deal to supply gas to germany. 2000000 tons of liquefied natural gas wil

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since the death of a young woman in police custody authorities on her why's big islands, have urged people to be ready to evacuate. if lava flows from the amount of lower volcano change direction on a low as the world's largest active volcano. but as you are opting for the 1st time in nearly 40 years, so far, the eruption is far away from homes. scientists juan lava flows can change rapidly . u. s. secretary of state antony blinking is in romania, head of a meeting of nato foreign ministers that lincoln is expected to announce measures to help restore power in ukraine. following russian strikes on critical infrastructure. millions across the country have be left without power or heating. cut out energy minister has announced a long term deal to supply gas to germany. 2000000 tons of liquefied natural gas will be delivered annually from 2026. the deal is to last for 15 years, the agreement between cutoff date energy company and who has all joined clinical phillips will see. and then she delivered by ship the germany. berlin has been scrambling for new sources of gas to replace russian suppl

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