." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano.ctly 70 years after the jewish state of israel was declared and recognized by the u.s., history is about to be made again in the holy land. hours from now, the u.s. will open its embassy in the israeli capitol, jerusalem-- a city also itaimed by palestinians as their capitol. the u.s. and most countries have long kept their embassies in tel veiv. president trump's decision in idcember to move the american embassy to jerusalem ignited months of protests in palestinian territories. ord, more protests are expected monday along the israel-gaza border. seth doane is in jerusalem. >> reporter: revelers filled jerusalem streets this afternoon celebrating a decisive israeli war victory of more than 50 years ago. this is an annual celebration but many israelis told us it means more this year on the eve of the u.s. embassy move. what does it change for you? >> it is a big recognition from the entire world. >> reporter: yesterday's tilebration is also a way to drive home just who controls the rol

i'm elaine quijano in new york.ll of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org emergency.. ov >>> new at 6:00, it's a new twist on the bay area real estate crisis. the county declaring emergency overall lack of space outside -- underground. >> katie nielsen is live in tacoma where the city of ulof room. hey, katie. >> reporter: hey brian. so we have all heard the saying. two things certainly in life. death and taxes. with all the cemeteries here filling up what's not certain is where people in the bay area are going to be buried. >> we try to come every month. >> reporter: claudia and her mother have a family plot in coma where claudia's grandmother was buried 14 years ago. >> all of this from here on, it wasn't there before. >> reporter: now she's facing a housing crisis. if not for the living, but for the dead. >> this should concern a lot of us because where are we all going? >> reporter: david kanapa says coma's l

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. the volcano emergency on hawaii's big island, is far from over. the kilauea volcano erupting since wednesday. at least nine homes have been destroyed. more cracks opened in the ground this weekend, and there are now at least 9 active fissures releasing lava. the island has also had more than 200 earthquakes in the past 24 hours. that follows friday's magnitude 6.9 earthquake, the most powerful quake to hit hawaii in more than 40 years. carter evan is there. carter evan is there. >> the volcanic trail cuts right through the community sitting atop the eastern slope of kilauea, spewing lava and ash. large cracks or fissures spontaneously erupted in a line through the neighborhood, setting several homes on fire. we watched as smoke engulfed this house. >> it is like a roaring, like a, goliath, like, like, a roaring jet engine. >> sam knox lives 100 yard away from one of the eruptions. did they ask ask you to evacuate? >> told me mandato

i'm elaine quijano.ly 70 years after the jewish state of israel was create and recognized by the u.s., history will be made today in the holyland. the united states will open its new israeli embassy in jerusalem. the city of course is also claimed by palestinians as their capital. the u.s. and other countries have long kept their embassies in tel aviv. president trump's decision in december to move the u.s. embassy off to the holy city ignited months of protests in the palestinian territories, and more demonstrations are expected to day. seth doane is in jerusalem. >> reporter: revellers filled jerusalem streets this afternoon. celebrating a decisive israeli war victory of more than 50 years ago. this is an annual celebration, but many israelis told us it means more this year, on the eve of the u.s. embassy move. >> what is the change for you? >> a big recognition front world. >> reporter: this is a celebration that is also a way to drive home just who controls the streets of jerusalem. ♪ >> our capital.

i'm elaine quijano.uneral held sunday for one of ten victims killed in the santa fe high school massacre. family and friends gathered at a mosque in houston to remember an exchange student from pakistan. her family was expecting her to return home in a few weeks. the mother of another victim, shana fisher tells "los angeles times," she believes her daughter was targeted by the gunman after turning down his advances. police say this 17-year-old shooter has confessed to friday's attack more from a community in shock. >> how you doing? >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott, greeted people filing into arcadia first baptist church this morning. just a mile away from the deadly school shooting. the solemn service included recognition for several santa fe high school seniors preparing to graduate. one student told the governor, gun laws were not the problem. >> it is not a gun law issue. this kid was 17 years old. the gun laws are against him. it's, he should not have been able to get into the school issue. >

york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 7, 2018. >> it was roaring scarlet knights high. it was thundering, rocks flying out of the ground. >> no end in sight. lava flow intensifies destroying dozens of homes and more fissures are opening up. >>> rudy giuliani says president trump could defy the potentialal subpoena. >> we don't have to he's the president of the united states. we can assert the same privilege as other presidents have. >>> and carnival dream cruise turns into a nightmare as water one called the situation heart breaking. we have the latest. >> reporter: good morning. kilauea has been erupting continuously since 1983 and residents have no choice but to wait this out and to hope for the best. from the air you can watch the lava flows in hawaii's leilani state light the houses and consume them. this woman watched dozens of videos of their home disappeared. >> my son with go home? >> reporter: more than 1,700 have been evacuated since hundreds of earthquakes started t

there's elaine quijano. i'm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. have a good night.ng sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in coal shipments to one bay area port. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. i'm allen martin. people in richmond have been complaining about more coal trains rumbling through their neighborhood. we got a hold of numbers that show a large increase in coal exports at the port of richmond. it comes after oakland successfully blocked a coal terminal. so is richmond getting oakland's coal? kpix 5's andria borba went looking for answers. andria.. this is the view of the levin-richmond port from skydrone 5 - coal piled up visible to the naked eye. data from the u-s census bureau -- which tracks trade -- shows in 2015: the port exported 453 thousand metric tons of coal. that dropped to 120 thousand metric tons in 2016. but last year, exports skyrocketed to more than one million metric tons.. ma kets in asia. mayor to >>> welcome to kpix 5 news at 6:00. we are hearing anecdotally we now have numbers from the u.s. census b

there's elaine quijano. i'm jeff glor. we'll see you tomorrow. good night.oning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org row d-n-a test. this man has been sitting in san quentin for decades. but a new report is raising questions, about whether he really belongs there. that story coming up, but this man has been sitting in prison for decades but a new report is raising questions about whether he really be longs there. >> that story is comelongs there. >> two acres of this dry grass has burned so far. this is over the east capital expressway. you can see the crews are out there, but that fire bumped right up to some back yards yards nearby. >> new at 6:00 san francisco mayor is introducing a first of its kind of its plan to bring treatment for drug addiction to the street. it is the treatment that could stop cravings immediately. >> the city actually started a pilot program like this in 2016. they went into homeless camps and 60% of the people who got this drug stayed clean. we're going to introduce you to one of them. >> it sav

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