abc news reporter emmitt miller has the latest. >> reporter: a glowing river of molten rock carving ah toward the center of pahoa. swallowing sheds, whole roadways and closing in on the fleeing villagers themselves. >> we don't know what we're going to do. it's really scary. >> reporter: even scarier, at a temperature of more than 2,000 degrees fahrenheit, the lava only needs to get near a home to ignite it. as seen from above, one structure on the edge of town is already in flames. this trail of lava has been spewing from the mount kilauea volcano since it erupted in june. it traveled 12 miles since then, at times speeding up and fanning out to swallow parts of the hillside. the lush town of pahoa is directly downslope. in the 1990s about 200 homes were destroyed by lava flows from kilauea. the last evacuations came in 2011 when one home was destroyed and several others threatened. officials say there is no way to stop the lava but they are wrapping power poles with concrete rings to offer a layer of protection. if the lava crosses highway 130, it would isolate the region from the re

in los angeles emmitt miller for abc news. >>> thanksgiving day celebrations will be cut sport for macy an "s" employees. that store will open up at 6:00 o'clock thanksgiving night. retailer hoping to get a jump on black friday shopping, and recent years, stores started opening thanksgiving night but macy's first major retail turra announce thanksgiving day hours, this year. >>> all right. big weekend eagles fans. time for sports. >> ducis rodgers live at the big board, hi there ducis. >> the injury report is out for sunday's game with the new york giants. is there bad news and luke warm news. michael kendricks has been ruled out, he barely practiced this week and slow by that calf injury. demeco ryans is questionable with the groin injury. there has been trash talk between these two teams, a topic that came up with todd herremans borrowed our microphone. >> the the new york football giants, have been talking a lot of smack all week long. how do you feel about that. >> well, todd, as you know, they are talking, on the field, sunday night, that is when the talking will happen. >> i would

emmitt miller, abc news. >>> just ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, dig this. we will show you the great lengths some thieves went to to pull off a bank job. >>> i'm michael finney. in today's 7 on your side q & a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me right now. i will answer your questions here live a little later. >>> i'm spencer christian looking from the sutro tower cam north, we see a few clouds in the sky right now but make no mistake, halloween rain is on the way. the accuweather forecast in just a moment. >>> looks like ocean's 11 here. thieves went to great lengths to steal from a bank. this is an 80 foot tunnel dug underneath a bank in india. police believe the burglary took place over the weekend. bank officials did not notice anything amiss until monday. the tunnel began in a nearby abandoned house and stretched the 80 feet underground to the bank. police say the heist may have taken two days to complete. thieves stole jewelry and money from more than 90 safety deposit boxes. >> wow. crazy. >> tak

emmitt miller, abc news. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, [ inaudible ] one teacher got by luck.>> plus the picture you want to take at fleet week, next. >>> i'm michael finney. in today's 7 on your side's q & a is coming up. i am still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i will answer your questions here live in just a little bit. >> i'm spencer christian. we see low clouds near ocean beach and it was cooler along the coast today. still pretty warm inland. what is coming our way tomorrow? >>> checking your traffic at 4:36, this is in san jose, 280 south on the right-hand side. that's where traffic is backing up a little bit. 17 interchange off to the right. 17 heading south going to the right. better moving on 280 north. now, americans everywhere are discovering that galbani ricottm inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever?

emmitt miller is live in los angeles to explain this one. >> shirleen, satya nadella speaking to woment a tech conference, not what they want to hear. >> not good karma to come back. >> the question, how should women ask for raises? >> it is not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. >> the answer in other words, no. >> he basically said you shouldn't ask for a raise, but rather to trust in the system that in the long term she would get the pay she deserved. >> serving as a keynote speaker at one of the largest women's technology conventions in the country. and the reaction was swift. >> one of the very few things that i disagree with you on. >> a conference aattendee. >> there was an audible intake of breath, did i hear that right? >> and one one on twitter did he say not asking for a raise is like karma and it would work out for you in the end. >> and he said i answered that question wrong. people should get equal pay for equal work, and if you feel you deserve a raise you should ask. i

. >> abc news reporter emmitt miller has the latest on the flow and the people chasing it before disasterile red-hot blanket over the community. the lava flow slowed to 5 to 10 miles an hour giving michelle williams a chance to pack up and get out. >> luckily it's slow. that's also the downside is it's painfully slow in a way. >> reporter: rob marciano with an aerial perspective. >> we can certainly hope that it stops before it goes through a town and gets to the ocean. there's a history of doing that, but there's certainly no guarantee. >> reporter: this lava began bubbling from a crater in june and sliding northeast toward the ocean ever since. the rain that fell on the region wednesday couldn't stem the flow. it's still 225 yards from the downtown business district. for now, though, business is up. tourists have been pouring in to see the lava, and they're spending. even if they're spared, businesses like black rock cafe wonder how customers and vendors will reach them once the lava cuts off access. >> it speeds up, slows down. not like any other event where it comes and goes. and you