power station, the geothermal power station that feeds the blue lagoon with warm water in which peoplethe with warm water in which people behave. for the last six weeks workers have been ceaselessly toiling to build up defensive walls of earth and mud and land essentially around the power station and also ran the blue lagoon to stop any lava that might move in its direction. as we sit here this morning and just after 10:05am magazines command last night has proved we can't see anything with certainty, but it seems as if the larva is moving away from the town of grindavik, that is to the north. there is a so—called watershed which is essentially a point beyond which the larva will clearly move in one direction or the other. as things stand it seems as if the lava is moving to the north, possibly to the west, which may imperil svartsengi, it may imperil the blue lagoon, but fingers crossed, everyone's are crossed that the town of grindavik itself and the infrastructure of grindavik itself and the infrastructure there is not going to be damaged by this lava as it flows. it is also worth m

there are defences being built around the blue lagoon.he blue lagoon with warm water, for the last six weeks workers have been ceaselessly toiling to build defensive walls of earth and mud around it to stop any lava that might move in its direction. as we sit here this morning just after ten in the morning, it seems as if the lava is moving away from the town of grindavik, to the north there is a watershed, a point beyond which the lava will clearly move in one direction or the other. it seems as if that lover is moving to the north, possibly the west, which may imperil their blue lagoon. fingers crossed that the town of grindavik itself and the infrastructure is not going to be damaged by this lava as it flows. the productivity of this eruption is already falling. that is not surprising, it fits the pattern of the eruption is that we have seen on the peninsula in recent years. they start big and then they start to fade. we shouldn't read too much into the fact that already things are looking less dramatic than 12 hours ago. if are lookin

>> so both the blue lagoon and the geothermal power plant has now been fenced off with some bidikes.een constructed during these 40 days that we've had since the first dike was intruded. >> compared to other eruptions around the world, this ipretty small. but i had a question for professor dougal jerram, a vulcanologist at oslo university. is this particular volcano likely to kickstart other ones within the chain in iceland? >> that's not necessarily the case. one of the great things about iceland is it's very well monitored and one of the reasons why we've been able to sort of focus in on this region, they've been able to successfully evacuate people and minimize the risk associated with the eruption is because iceland monitors the ground very, very well. so they would be looking at a number of different places in iceland where they have good seismic ground monitoring and also satellite data, which monitors whether the ground is kind of expanding or contracting. so any changes in the volcanic system they should be able to pick up. >> the people watching most keenly of all are the pe

spy' including the famous blue lagoon spy, but the volcano itself has become an attraction for visitors the world. terrifying but beautiful at _ from around the world. terrifying but beautiful at the _ from around the world. terrifying but beautiful at the same - from around the world. terrifying but beautiful at the same time. l but beautiful at the same time. totally— but beautiful at the same time. totally mother nature itself, that's why it feels so tiny tiny just feel human, you do anything in front of this nature. human, you do anything in front of this nature-— this nature. iceland's volcano exerts this nature. iceland's volcano exnerts say _ this nature. iceland's volcano experts say that _ this nature. iceland's volcano experts say that the - this nature. iceland's volcano experts say that the eruption | this nature. iceland's volcano - experts say that the eruption could continue for weeks, possibly even months. which means nearly 4000 people will live in this small icelandic fishing town, likely to be spending christmas away from home. extraordinary images there from iceland.

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what, what sort of fright did they post for the surrounding communities and also the blue lagoon, which a lot of tourists may not as yeah, we bought this as a foster option in the last 3 years. so we have, we have come quite used to this. but the russian is coming down now you could say that so the risk is decreasing. but when you have interruptions at the so cost to such importance infrastructure there's, there is of course, always been sure, but um, i think what if you, people were in the area of interruption stuff that's police had to evacuate the expense of it in november after a strong cheeseburger activity that damage to houses and drugs in griffin. but the people that have been out of their homes since then, but they were hoping they will get back before christmas. but uh, but that's, that's not going to happen always. and what sort of defenses are in place? i believe the prime minister related to recently constructed defense is to help the situation. yeah, the fastest logs locks a month. it was a few weeks ago and they've been, they've been investigating of time and weather sinc

authorities build bulwarks, large walls of soil to provide protection for a power plant and the famous blue lagoon natural spa. the purpose of this barrier is to divert the lava. the power plant is very important infrastructure. it's supplying most of the peninsula with hot water. so we cannot afford to lose it. the lagoon is still closed. we've had a series of eruptions in the last few years from the peninsula, which is the southwest of iceland. and this is the latest manifestation. and there was a lot of precursory signals before this eruption. it was obviously ready to go for some period of time. i mean, one of the really interesting questions from volcanologists' perspective is what is the final trigger that makes it actually go? in the last hour, all flights in and out of the uk - have been cancelled because of the safety threat from a cloud l of volcanic ash. the weather condition at the volcano was quite difficult. it was raining. a dramatic volcanic eruption back in 2010 closed european airspace. this volcano has turned the uk into a no—fly zone. but it's not expected that this latest volc

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it's the infrastructure potential blackouts or or the blue lagoon , blackouts or or the blue lagoon,ndeed for your time. senior meteorologist jim dale, lovely to to you. senior meteorologist jim dale, lokaay. to you. senior meteorologist jim dale, lokaay. tc on. u. senior meteorologist jim dale, lokaay. tcon. uh in >> okay. moving on. uh in scotland, deputy first minister and finance secretary shona robinson will deliver her first scottish budget at 2 pm. today. and with the prospect of further income tax rise, announcement underway, prime minister rishi sunak has called this quote very disappointing. >> but shona robison has hit back at the remarks, saying sunak has a bit of a cheek , sunak has a bit of a cheek, accusing westminster of putting electioneering ahead of public services in the autumn statement i >> -- >> but joining us now from holyrood is gb news scotland reporter tony maguire . reporter tony maguire. afternoon, tony, from north of the border . who's right here the border. who's right here then is rishi, is rishi right or is the finance minister talking sense ? sense?

surrounding town, at the same time the whole situation. who vacationed at the geothermal the famous blue lagoonay, we will assume that nature itself is against the deployment of american troops in ar, the day before it became known that the united states concluded a new defense agreement with denmark, previously washington pushed through the same agreement in sweden and finland, where they are already building 15 us bases. well, to... consolidate the result , the american diplomats of the war visited the new danish government, now copenhagen will be obliged to host american troops and will give access to several air bases: koruppe, skrinstruppe and alburg. it is noteworthy that denmark has prohibited the stationing of foreign troops for seven decades. before that, i placed my own in denmark. washington, but if you look closely at what is commonly called a defense alliance with a world map, it becomes obvious that the united states surrounds russia with its network of military bases. in fact, all that remains is to ask ankara and budapest for swedish membership in nato. the environment of our co

a more than two-mile-long fissure that is continuing to grow and could move toward the town the blue lagoon resort has also been closed as precaution. >>> in what an israeli newspaper has dubbed psychological warfare, hamas has released a harrowing video showing three elderly hostages held in gaza in a proof of life video clearly made under duress. cia director bill burns is now in talks with the head of the mossad and senior qatari officials to reach a new truce with hamas and free more hostages the fate of israeli captives gained renewed urgency over the weekend after three of them were shot and killed by israeli forces, despite them carrying a white flag and speaking hebrew hallie jackson reports from tel aviv >> reporter: at the second day of the shiva for alon, hug after hug. >> he was serving in the army in the special forces alon is a brave guy. >> reporter: he believes his son plotted an escape from hamas tunnels, along with two other hostages >> if you see the sign, all is his handwriting. >> reporter: the sign that says s.o.s., that's his writing >> yes the army did not act as an

the nation's civil defense coordination center has been activated as a precaution and the blue lagoonesort is closed but flights are still coming in and out of iceland. >>> new at 11:00, things got heated between actor alec baldwin and a pro palestinian protester. it happened during a demonstration in new york. >> is that your answer? >> ask me a question. >> in each other's face there. baldwin unexpectedly showed up at this rally in manhattan. the actor was seen talking to police officers when people in the crowd began demanding to know if he supported israel or the palestinians or hamas. it happened after several small scuffles between protesters and police. video of the incident shows him getting into this heated confrontation before being escorted away by nypd officers. >>> it is being described as a major shift in the catholic church. the pontiff announcing today that roman catholic priests can bless same sex couples. the vatican releasing a document explaining the new policy. pope francis says people seeking god's love shouldn't be turned away. however, there are stipulations. t

also concerns about a local powerstation, people visiting had probably seen the blue lagoon, a tourist. that is all close to where this activity is happening. maryam: is there a fear that the lava could go any direction that you don't expect? i have heard theava flows quite fast at times. >> relatively speaking, but the key element is lava flows like a river, goes down into the lows. luckily, the abruption site is on the other of the slope away from the town of grindavik. as it currently stands where the abruption is located is in a slightly more remote area, so it doesn't immediately threaten some of the infrastructure. maryam: it looks very beautiful, the flames, colors and what have you. but there is a serious side to volcanic activity, particularly in countries that are very susceptible. >> indeed. in some ways, this eruption is on one end of the spectrum because it is not particularly explosive. we call these effusive options, fire fountains that make their way into lava flows. they are relatively easy for humans to get away from if they can work out where they will erect from. ma

the world famous blue lagoon hot springs closed. here is another reason why the situation is so dangerous. you see over there the volcanic being a different. and if we pan in this direction over there is a geothermal power plant that is extremely important for the electricity here in this area. the authorities are trying to protect that power plant by building a berm against any lava flows. for the local residents, no respite. >> we have this volcanic eruption close grindavik. i think it is wise that the town was evacuated in november. we have been buying flats for the residents so now we actually have 70 flats that people can move into before christmas. which is the most people who are in most dire need of housing. >> reporter: leaving many residents wondering if they will ever see their homes again. fred pleitgen, cnn, near grindavik, iceland. >> investigation could youers a -- rescuers are not giving up hope at finding survivors. rescue operations are still under way in the northwest where death toll is at least 135 people. close

a more than two-mile-long fissure that is continuing to grow and could move toward the town the blue lagoon geothermal resort has also been closed as a precaution >>> today the first woman to serve on the supreme court will be honored at a furnts service at washington national cathedral. justice sandra day o'connor lay in propose the justices and the vice president came to pay their respects >> she never let self-doubt or hang-wringing stop her from making a decision or taking charge she would often say it was good to be the first, but don't want to be the last >> o'connor died earlier this month at the age of 93 president biden and chief justice john robbers aerts are expected to speak later today at her services >>> we are learning new details in the investigation of the applesauce that sickened kids. the fda says it was likely done on purpose >> reporter: easy snacks for parents with small children were recalled because of lead contamination. the fda says it knows where the lead came from cinnamon supplied by the company in ecuador samples showing extremely high levels of contamination,

they closed the blue lagoon back in november. nasa's latest lazar experiment took place 19 million miles away from earth. involving a flashing red laser, sort of, see for yourself. this video of a cat playing with a laser pointer was streamed via laser from deep space. the star of the show? an orange tabby named "tators." it was beamed to the telescope at palomar observetory in san diego county. this is the first time they used a laser from deep space. interesting choice. >>> focusing now on our weather. you know, paul, you had us well prepared for the first round of rain. it was impressive. i know you are talking about the rain falling in the north bay right now. brief periods of this from a true downpour >> what we expected was a wave of heavier rain, showers taking over. it has happened. we anticipate another wave of heavier rain moving in tomorrow night into wednesday. let's add in more locations, filling in the gaps. showing additional amounts, getting closer. now, the numbers go up, going farther up the chart. almost two in

chance the sort of the l but by chance the sort of the biggest tourist attraction in this area, the blue lagooning closed with three weeks because of the big earthquakes that took place there and the eruption that we were kind of all expecting to happen, but did not happen at the time. so what will happen after this, we don't know. i expect it at least temporarily to close but apart from that it really should not affect tourists right now, apart from the fact that we just found out that the road that connects the capital area to the international airport has been closed because of the eruption, so there is now no way to drive to the airport. how long that will remain remains to be seen, but thatis remain remains to be seen, but that is at least the only way that is at least the only way that it should affect tourists that it should affect tourists that are in iceland right now. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. voice-over: bbc news, bringing ou voice-over: bbc news, bringing you different _ voice-over: bbc news, bringing you different stories _ voice-over: bbc news, bringing

and... they also evacuated thousands people from the potential threat zone and also closing the blue lagoon particular, which is very famous for its beautiful such turquoise waters, why did i mention this, well, first of all, this is such relevant news natural, and secondly, are there volcanoes in ukraine, it seems that what volcanoes could be in ukraine, so here we have one volcano. true, but there is one, the only active volcano on the territory of ukraine is in the village of starunya, this is the bogorodchansky district, ivano-frankivsk region, the miracle-old volcano, well, nearby, as i already said. in the village of the same name, starunya, on the site of the old ozokyrite industry, there is a small area of ​​the miracle of starunya. the active dynamics of gas formation shows seism sensitivity and actually reacts to earthquakes. this is a miracle of an old woman. the volcano arose in 1977, when an earthquake occurred in the area of ​​vranca, this is romania. and the miracle of starunnia has special amazing properties, it combines various hydrological and non-tectonic properties, the

evacuated thousands of people from the potential threat zone and also. e closing , in particular, the blue lagoont, which is very famous for its beautiful turquoise waters. why did i mention it? well, first of all, this is a relevant natural news, and secondly, are there volcanoes in ukraine? it seems that what volcanoes can be in ukraine, so here we have a volcano, one is true, but it is, the only active volcano on the territory of ukraine is located in the village. of the village of the same name starunya, on the site of the old ivano-frankivsk region, the miracle volcano starunya. well, near, as i said, the ozokyrite industry, there is a small area, a wonderful old one. active the dynamics of gas formation, the sejm shows seismic sensitivity, and actually reacts to earthquakes, this miracle of old age. the volcano was born in 1977, when an earthquake occurred in the area of ​​vranca, this is romania, and the wonderland has special amazing properties, it combines different hydrological and neotectonic properties, the volcano can be turned into several lakes, they say, which would serve salt...

of residents living in a nearby time have been evacuated from their homes last month and thereby blue lagoon, a popular tourist attraction as also being closed as a precaution. but there's going to be next and this talk to i'll just say the don't forget the website. i'll just see the dot com. i'm roll matheson stay with the president biden says, one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for, i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, the since its inception and the off them off the world war 2. united nations has be the physical force conducting humanitarian operations worldwide. aimed to ease the suffering of civilians, quotesoft, and conflict to dissolves. through its agencies, the un provide to emergency relief and health care services and offers protection to those trapped and was things doing so sometimes the machine itself comes on. the thread case in point is israel's me wrong because move a 9 week

and the blue lagoon, which is a popular tourist attraction has been closed as a precaution. the weather is next and that is inside story and robotics and statements the . the hold on one second. welcome to another look at the international forecast fits set fast as usual across a good parts of the arabian peninsula law. so son sean and put on the nicky side. having said that, 2425 degrees type of just pulling back into the low 20 some shitty nights. hey, for us here for the north. as you can see, lots, you try to just around load them positive. our region based on the side of the med, generally set fast for the time big. lucky i generally try little more crowd up towards the fall. know some showers that just using across the cold because he's been trying out over the next day or so. but as we go on to the middle part of the week, the shell is extend by way across greece. running in across the bus was that western side took a sing, some west to web that somebody to watch out for. for the 2nd half of the week, we will see rain coming in to little minds as we go through the nex

recent years, while thousands of residents living in a town nearby were evacuated last month and the blue lagoon, a popular destination with tourists as also being closed. as a precaution, police are wanting people to stay away from the area. and that's it for me. you can find more information on our website. i'll just c o dot com the got the weather coming up next. and then it's time for inside story or follow. we've got some subtle changes taking place and the weather across here probably for the next couple of days. a blocking area of high pressure, the clear skies down towards the south. that's low, the getting pushed further southwards and weakening in the progress as it does so. we all going to see bands of a cloud and rain these weather system for the ac china weather front dragon away just around the northern parts of our high slipping further south is as we go through the next couple of days and then a well states of pretty wet weather, 3, the remainder of the tuesday coming down to northern parts of france, pushing across newland areas of germany. poland. i would suppose that eastern s

sizes of residents living in a nearby time have been evacuated from the homes last month there by blue lagoon, which is a popular tourist attractions, as also being closed as a precaution. stay with us on the here's from i'll just on the go and the tonight. out is there is only move i laugh, is that the, this is where we, the sex allies from out is there is move i last available in your favorite types to just set for it and tapped on a new app from out to 0 new at using is it the on the, you're at the listening post, we begin with a view or a warning. we will be examining some of the ugliest image that's been coming out of, gosh journalists are being killed in the strip at a higher risk rate. just to look at the numbers and a palestinian citizen of history on the toxic media scene. the clamp down on freedom of speech, the israel's ethnic cleansing of gauze that goes on the devastation deepens. according to the health industry, they are more than 18000 palestinians have now been killed by his ready box of the survivors. the united nation says that half are going hungry, deprived of sufficient

the nearby blue lagoon is a popular tourist attraction. it's been closed as a precaution. that's kind of mixed feelings. to be honest though. yeah, let's see how it goes and how long it lasts. and it's still amazing to see, but yeah, that's kind of a bittersweet feeling at the moment. as always, i just need a dot. com is called the latest. don't know, lots of stories upfront as the word out of their existence. it's load shift as a principal present, as a correspondence with the brakes and the story we want to hear from those people who was normally not get that forces on the international news channels. one david top, if i proud all was when we covered the, the fullness quake of 2015 at the terrible match. all the facts. and the story that needed to be told from the hall of the affected area to be then to tell the people story was very important at the time as the united states continues to back, israel's war on gaza. we explore what's behind this unequivocal support and ask whether it is lumber phobia plays a part in u. s. foreign policy. that conversation is coming up. b

including the famous blue lagoon spa.sitors from around the world. it's terrifying, but beautiful at the same time. it is not made by humans, isjust totally mother nature herself. and that is just what we feel. we just feel so tiny, just humans, we can't do anything in front of this nature. iceland's volcano experts say the eruption could continue for weeks, possibly even months. which means nearly 4,000 people who live in this small icelandic fishing town are likely to be spending christmas away from home. sofia bettiza, bbc news, near grindavik in iceland. our top story this afternoon. inflation — the rate at which prices rise in the uk — falls sharply, but many food prices remain high. and coming up... thousands of community spaces will be open this christmas — so people can socialise and stay warm. coming up on bbc news. a record victory for england with phil salt to thank, his century inspiring them to a record t20 total against the west indies in their victory in trinidad, setting up a series decider. the number of

diverse the lava from a nearby geothermal power plant that powers 30,000 homes and the world-famous blue lagoonews just in time for the holiday travel rush, one of volcanic corruption canceled international flights for weeks thanks to huge plumes of ash and smoke, there are no disruptions displayed international flying roots, expect to stay open. this is the fourth and the largest volcanic eruption on this peninsula since 2,020 one. they expected to be active like this for decades to come. neil: i remember when it stopped air travel in 2010, you were 20 years old. great job as always. meantime, apple is doing something i don't believe i ever do in its history, has to prove very popular products from the market because of a patent dispute. two and purse pick taylor, what is going on here, kurt? >> kind of bizarre this hit into left field. the us international trade commission ruled that apple can't use the same technology owned by massimo, if you put that oxygen and ask that oxygen reader on your finger, that technology apple is using for the blood oxygen in the latest two models, and the watch

been racing to build walls to divert lava away from a geo thermal power plant and world-famous blue lagoonre no disruptions to flights to and from iceland. it is unlikely flights will be affected at all. unlike the 2010 eruption. the forecast is putting plume and gases away from the populated area. incredible images. >> lawrence: how can something be so beautiful and cause so much damage. >> steve: it is really hot there. >> carley: brian, you were in iceland, what are the people thinking that this happened? >> brian: they are used to this, this area has four or five vol volcanic eruptions. this is beginning of hundreds of years of new activity on the peninsula, we will see this more often. there is some concern here about what that means for life on the peninsula. they understand and are used to living with the stuff. >> steve: a member of the "fox and friends" staff is on vacation there. reports the prime minister says no reason to evacuate, staying put. >> brian: one thing i did learn in iceland, there are tourists who like to go and step toward. the problem with that, when the lava get

concerns about a local power station and people who had visited iceland had probably visited the blue lagoons all very close to where this activity is happening. is there a fear that the _ activity is happening. is there a fear that the lava _ activity is happening. is there a fear that the lava could - activity is happening. is there a fear that the lava could end - activity is happening. is there a fear that the lava could end up| fear that the lava could end up going in the direction that you do not expect it? i heard it flows quite fast times.— quite fast times. relatively speaking. _ quite fast times. relatively speaking. the _ quite fast times. relatively speaking, the key - quite fast times. relatively speaking, the key element| quite fast times. relatively l speaking, the key element is quite fast times. relatively - speaking, the key element is that lava flows very much like a river it goes down into the lows and at the moment, luckily the abruption site is on the sort of the other side of the slopes away from the town of grindavik. so as it currently stands, where the abruption is

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about 4000 people were evacuated earlier from a fishing town in grindavik, and the nearby blue lagoonis more of them on the bbc website if you want to check it out. stay with us on bbc news. hello, again. the weather is going to remain fairly changeable all the way through the rest of this week and even into christmas day. we're looking at rain at times. it's also going to become very windy, especially so on thursday. and there's the chance of snow for some. a lot of that will be on the hills in the north. now, you can see the cooler blues today, but then we've got the milder yellows and ambers during the course of wednesday and thursday. but on thursday and friday, some colder air tries to push in from the north, but the milder air wins out from the south for many of us as we head in towards the weekend. but into this afternoon, we've got the dregs of this morning's rain continuing to pull away from the south and the east. a lot of dry weather behind, a fair bit of sunshine, but all these showers coming in on the brisk winds across the north and the west. strongest winds will be in t

you have to remember this is a popular tourist destination is less than 5 miles from the blue lagoon.ened on sunday but forced to close again a day later after the eruption. fortuflights to and from of notn disrupted but there urging the public to avoid the area because the eruption is releasing considerable toxic gases. google parent alphabet had settled one of antitrust challenges agreeing to pay $700 million and make certain changes to its app store google play like allowing developers to use an alternate billing system to charge their users. i guess this isn't too big of a blow for alphabet shares in the premarket are higher by two-point to percent. a confederate monument said to be removed from arlington national cemetery will remain standing for now the federal judge temporary restraining order means a confederate monument at arlington stays until midweek. hearing of this lawsuit to preserve the statute is scheduled for tomorrow, the group defend arlington filed a lawsuit on sunday seeking to stop the demolition on the ground that the hallowed ground where it sits is being destr

the world famous blue lagoon hot springs, closed. here's another reason why the situation is so dangerous. you see over there, it's the volcanic activity. if we pan over and destructition -- well this is the reality for britney watts, an ohio woman who has not been charged with felony, abuse of a corpse. in how high, o fortunes are legal until fetal by ability which is generally considered to be around 22 to 24 weeks of pregnancy. now, her case is highlighting the extent to which prosecutors can charge a woman whose pregnancy has ended, whether by abortion or miscarriage. cnn's whitney wild has the details, we want to warn you, some of what you're about to hear is disturbing. >> after the death of her 22 -week old fetus, britney watts felt distraught, heartbroken, empty. according to texts she sent to local television station wjw. a coronal report and 9-1-1 call, obtained by cnn, detail the days before and after the miscarriage that led to her arrest and felony charge. >> i had a mother who had a delivery at home and came in with a b

this is right near the blue lagoon, the iconic spa, tourist destination.'t closed in anticipation of this. finally reopened on sunday but was forced to close again hours later. there is good news in all this. flights to and from iceland have not been disrupted. everybody is okay. avoid that area because the eruption is releasing considerable toxic gas. david: i still have a sweater i bought in reykjavÍk. lauren: probably cost an arm and a leg. david: it was $19. a fine wool. lauren: everything is imported. david: they don't import their sweaters. thank you very much. now this. alec baldwin gets in a shouting match with anti-israeli protesters as they stormed new york city. watch this. >> every question you've got. i'm in hollywood. >> stupid questions. >> the media calls. david: who better than jimmy failer to take that on in the next hour. attorney general of tennessee going after black rock, he says the company misled consumers about how esg affects their investments. attorney general jonathan s strumeni joining the next. (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ th

the nearby blue lagoon geothermal spa popular with tourists was also shut down weeks ago. we'll bring you any new developments right here on cnn. the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins continues now. >>> tonight, straight from the source. a major defeat for donald trump's former right-hand man. a blistering decision against mark meadows written by one of the most conservative federal judges in the nation. and the ruling itself could be devastating for trump at the supreme court. >>> plus, trump accused of parroting hitler once again, the second time in just a matter of weeks. he says the immigrants are, quote, poisoning the blood of america. it is chilling rhetoric from the gop front-runner just four weeks from the first votes. >>> also tonight, one of the biggest rising stars in hollywood found guilty of assault and harassment for attacking his former girlfriend. now marvel is cutting ties with an actor that it was betting its future on. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source. >> as seems to be the case for many people who get close to donald trump, toni

around the eruption zone remained cordoned off, critical infrastructure in danger, the world famous blue lagoon hot springs closed. here's another reason the situation is so dangerous. you see over there is the volcanic activity. if we pan over in this direction, over there is a geothermal power plant that's extremely important for the electricity here in this area. the authorities are trying to protect that power plant by building a berm against lava flows. >> we have this eruption, but i think it has proven wise that the town was evacuated in november. we have been buying flats for the residents, so now we have 70 flats that people can move into before christmas, which is the most people who are in most dire need of housing. >> reporter: leaving many residents wondering if they will ever see their homes again. and pamela, the authorities here say they are going to let people go back to their houses for maybe an hour or two starting tomorrow, but they're not going to allow people to stay there. they believe if there is another eruption, that it could happen fast. in fact, they say for the firs

prompting the closure of the iconic blue lagoon.ng vigilance and caution as the region waits on mother nature to run its course. now we know eruptions are unpredictable. now icelandic officials say this morning those huge lava fountains overnight are down to a hundred feet now, that's good news. airport officials say at this time there are no disruptions so flight schedules are running on time. that also means no disruptions at this time throughout europe. i'll send it back to you. >>> celine dion's sister is sharing an update on the iconic singer's health bamt. >> her sister now says her condition is worsening. nbc news national correspondent stephanie gosk has been following this one for us. >> reporter: her fans were devastated when she announced the end of her tour. her sister said she's struggling with this debilitating disease. ♪ my heart will go on ♪ >> reporter: the superstar has been battling a rare neurological disorder called stiff person syndrome. her older sister clawedette saying, the condition is getting worse and tha

seismic activity that spurred thousands of earthquakes, prompting the closure of the country's iconic blue lagoonand caution as the region waits on mother nature to run its course. >> thank you to molly hunter for that. >>> that does it for me today, everybody. "deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, everybody. it is 4:00 in new york. i'll ali velshi in for nicolle wallace. it does not take a fancy degree and legal procedure or any fluency in legalese to understand what's at the core of today's developments because usa it is is a

nearly 4,000 people were evacuated from the fishing town last month and they closed the blue lagoon geothermalurist attraction partially reopened sunday but we are going to keep our eyes on this because this could get bigger. you can see the spectacular images and for those nearby this is bad news. keep you up to speed on the breaking news from iceland >> military recruits not afraid to step out of line on social media calling out the army for thousand they're being treated on bases overseas. jonathan hunt back with more a on that story. >> reporter: not unusual to hear people klain about their jobs of course it is unusual to hear very public complaints about the u.s. hill taker from inside its ranks. listen here. >> you do not like your freedom being suppressed a little, not really, i wouldn't join the military. you're not going to be able to say whatever you want to say. ♪ push. >> reason number one is pay. we do not get paid enough for what we do. >> reporter: and those tik tok users have more than a million followers in all so their complaints could have a real impact on recruitment which

seismic activity that spurred thousands of earthquakes, prompting the closure of the country's iconic blue lagoonnce and cautious as the region waits on mother nature to run its course. now, we know eruptions are unpredictable. iceland is no stranger to major volcanic eruptions. icelandic officials say those huge lava fountains overnight, hundreds of feet, actually down to about 100 feet now that is good news. and airport officials say at this time there are no disruptions. so flight schedules are running on time. good news for travelers, of course the week before christmas. that means no disruptions at this time throughout europe. back to you. >> fingers crossed. molly hunter, thank you. >>> next, on "ana cabrera reports," what are the protocols this holiday season if you get covid? we'll talk to a doctor as covid and flu and rsv cases are on the rise. >>> plus, the final good-bye for sandra day o'connor, the first female supreme court justice. how her legacy extends beyond the court's hallowed halls. ♪♪ ♪ get daily deals on the chewy app this holiday season. i'm still going to eat your socks. n

there is a nearby geothermal power plant and famous blue lagoons hot springs.y from both in an effort to protect them it. says that the eruption does not present a threat to life there are no disruptions to flights to and from iceland and international flight routes remain open. experts say they don't expect flights to be impacted moving forward, brian. iceland's minister of infrastructure telling the local station there they seem to have been, quote, quite lucky with the location and development of the location so far. incredible images. >> brian: unbelievable. like yellowstone park with those types of reflections. thanks so much. appreciate it, bryan. let's go over to steve. >> steve: thank you, brian and bryan. some breaking business news after 122 years, u.s. steel, the company that helped build some of america's most iconic structures from the superdome to the bay bring sold at auction for $4.9 billion. with steel demand expected to increase, company stock jumped a whopping 26% in one day industry giant in pittsburgh under the same name but many changes ex

issued an evacuation order for nearly 4,000 people living in the nearby fishing town and the popular blue lagoon geothermal spa. >>> to alameda county now. with the fight to recall district attorney pamela price continues this morning. we were there as families of crime victims held a town hall and really went over their next steps to try and have price removed from office. her supporters we can term you were also there to defend her. but the mother of a young man who was shot and killed by a stray bullet told our betty yu what price didn't do to her family is indefensible. listen. >> this is my kid. i'm sorry, i'm speaking out my -- my truth about my situation. and you are going to hear it. >> reporter: an emotional florence mccrary spoke during the q&a portion of a town hall hosted by the campaign to recall tap pam la price, known as save alameda for everyone. her 22-year-old son terrence from berkeley was killed by a stray bullet inside an oakland art gallery in 2016. mccrary said the intended target was shot multiple times and killed nearby. the suspect was charged for both murders under the

is about a half hour drive from the country's main airport, and just ten minutes from the famous blue lagoone of iceland's biggest tourist attractions. local authorities are on high alert, evacuating nearly 4000 residents of the small fishing town amid fears of a significant outbreak. while no flights have been canceled yet, holiday travelers fear widespread disruptions because of previous volcanic eruptions like this one back in 2010, which crippled air travel for days. >> wow. really dramatic pictures. yeah, and i was just going to say, if i'm in that town, i don't know how long i. yeah, exactly. pour out. yeah. we are out. >> yeah. and in comparison, i mean our weather situation downright calm. >> yeah. >> absolutely. level one stuff. yeah >> this level one stuff i like that it is a level one. for now. let's take a look at live doppler seven. you can see that the weather is pretty quiet at the moment. but we expect things to activate later tonight. so let's take a look at the wider image here. the satellite radar composite image. you can see the storm that's brewing offshore right now tha

there is a power station quite nearby, the blue lagoon and the town. talking us _ to protect those areas. thank you so much for talking us through - to protect those areas. thank you so much for talking us through that. i around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. this is a place that loads of people in our area and beyond have been drawn to in the past, it has meant such a lot to people. i decided i wanted to paint the piece as a night—time scene because that area is very well known for its dark skies and also the night—time scene was a perfect way to say good night to the tree. was a perfect way to say good night to the tree-— to the tree. lucy never planned to do the painting — to the tree. lucy never planned to do the painting but _ to the tree. lucy never planned to do the painting but she _ to the tree. lucy never planned to do the painting but she was i do the painting but she was inundated with requests after the tree was felled. lucy and her team made a pledge. they plant a tree for every print sold but they were amazed by the respo

the nearby blue lagoon is a popular tourist attraction. these a live pictures of that are option. the area has been closed as of precautions of that set for me. elizabeth brought them to the city, resolved to stay with us via back in just a few minutes. with all the latest developments and we'll coverage with the un security council, which as scheduled to vote on garza the was the last one. i live on a boat. the the i'm actually going to show we've got some feet above that, but i want to do it live on come funny enough for the police left behind us to black essential workers share their experiences of racism in the u. k. replaced by the end of a point where they've done breakfast well and showed the way black. it was on the weathering on the jersey to the the the hello. i'm elizabeth brun, i'm and this is the news our life from dog ha, coming off in the next 15 minutes is really is really slow. and i though you might have terry and pause and additionally we don't mind at tearing age in order to enable the release of hostages. is there any president to isaac quotesoft opened the do

4,000 people had already been evacuated from the town of grindavik, near the busy tourist site, the blue lagoonlosed. the town is 25 miles from the capital, reykjavik. that cooling mechanism, experts say, happens roughly every 800 years in clusters of activity. this latest is related to another icelandic volcano eruption in 2010, which caused an ash cloud that closed european airspace. this time, the capital's airport remains open, but scientists and emergency services are tracking the direction of the lava, as the eruptions could last for weeks and even months ahead. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. we will keep an eye on all that during the programme. we will hear from a volcanologist to get his expert opinion, talking about possible implications for transport. dame esther rantzen has said she's considering the option of assisted dying. the 83—year—old broadcaster, who has lung cancer, said she's currently receiving a "miracle" treatment but that she has joined the zurich—based assisted dying clinic, dignitas, in case her condition gets worse. talking to bbc radio 4's the today podcast, dame esther