a 69—year—old chinese climber has become the first double amputee to reach the summit of mount everesthat didn't stop him from reaching the top of the world's highest mountain. that story is popular on bbc.com. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times reports on the deadly clashes between palestinians and the isreali army. it says thousands of palestinians marched to the gaza border to contest the relocation of the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. the china daily features the extraordinary story of a pilot who saved over 100 passengers onboard a plane with a broken windshield. the paper speaks to the captain who describes the moment the chinese plane's cockpit windshield blew out at 32,000 feet, nearly pulling his co—pilot out of the window. he managed to make an emergency landing in sichuan province. and the international edition of the new york times has a story about aging japanese drivers. the paper says the country is trying to ease aging drivers off the road to limit accidents as those over the age of 75 caused twice as many fatal acciden

some stretches of the everest and its tributaries are nature reserves dr probably grew up near the river it weighs heavily on him that it's now become a river of death much garden and you know this of course i wish it were a beautiful river from my childhood but given the international situation that's not likely to happen. more people are sure to attempt the crossing on their desperate journey into western europe dr pov ladies can only hope they don't drown in the process. and these types of tragedies are all too likely to be with us for quite a while now the financial hardships brought on by the loss of a job or divorce can push even the strongest of individuals over the edge and the residents of the affluent austrian city of salzburg are certainly no exception luckily there is a man there with plenty of experience working with both the poor and with banks and he's able to deliver a financial lifeline without any red tape before it's too late. the beautiful and prosperous city of salisbury. surely nobody here lives in poverty but somewhere amid all this luxury lies a curious container

(grant) everesting -- for a cause.vermore man climbed more than 29-thousand feet -- or the equivalent of mount everest -- on his bike today for the victims of the north bay wildfires. he did it by going up and down the same hill over and over again until he reached his goal. and he started all of this at three in the morning! kron4's michelle kingston was there and shows us his incredible journey. (mk)with his friends by his side ... mike stewart is climbing ... and climbing ... to raise money for the north bay wildfire victims ... by doing what some may call the unthinkableánatsá"whoooosh!" michelle kingston, @mkingstonne ws"it's called everesting -- stewart will go up and down this livermore hill until he reaches the equivalent of mt everest which is more than 29,000 vertical feet."mike stewart, bicyclist"it's a facade. everything is sore right now."stewart has been training for months ... after deciding this could be his way of giving back to those who lost it all.mike stewart, bicyclist"the footage of the people ju

is the concept of riding up and down a hill until you hit the equivalent of climbing mount everest inet."he's riding up and down this hill on mines road in livermore ... each lap -- a mile and a half -- and 560 feet.mike stewart, bicyclist "so it's 29,029 feet. i've been out here since 3 o'clock this morning and still have a lot of work to do."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"when i caught up with stewart he was on his 10th hour of riding up and down this livermore hill. he said he'd done 36 laps already and still has about 17 more to go."mike stewart, bicyclist"it's a facade. everything is sore right now."stewart has been training for months ... after deciding this could be his way of giving back to those who lost it all.mike stewart, bicyclist"the footage of the people just standing there in front of their burnt homes and everything just really moved me."so far -- he's raised almost 10-thousand dollars for the king ridge foundation -- all the money will go directly to those impacted by the wildfiresdave dalton, friend "we had friends who were affected by it. so much devastation. it

(ken) it's called everesting ... riding the equivalent of mount everest in vertical feet ...he did it by going up and down the same hill over and over again until he reached his goal.(pam)kron4's michelle kingston was there and shows us his incredible journey. (mk)ánatsá"whoooosh"with a smile on his face ... and never without friends ... mike stewart is raising money for the north bay wildfire victims the best way he knows howmike stewart, bicyclist"everesting is the concept of riding up and down a hill until you hit the equivalent of climbing mount everest in vertical feet."he's riding up and down this hill on mines road in livermore ... each lap -- a mile and a half -- and 560 feet.mike stewart, bicyclist "so it's 29,029 feet. i've been out here since 3 o'clock this morning and still have a lot of work to do."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"when i caught up with stewart he was on his 10th hour of riding up and down this livermore hill. he said he'd done 36 laps already and still has about 17 more to go."mike stewart, bicyclist"it's a facade. everything is sore right now."

e of them is detective jason wheeland of everest. the police department. he was shot and killed in the line of duty last march. his daughter, anna, 10 years old, spoke at his memorial service. she said, all of the amazing people in the world will always outnumber the criminals. those words resonated so much that anna's teacher helped her start a group called, be amaze aing. they honor her dad's memory by doing community service projects. how inspiring is that? another wisconsin story i want to share is that of officer brian murphy. last july officer murphy was hit by a drunk driver on interstate 41. he sustained a number of life threatening injuries. yet just weeks later he left the hospital able to stand on his own, surrounded by his family and fellow officers. it probably comes as no surprise to you to hear he's back on the job. this week, officer murphy said the decision to return to work was not difficult at all. it's about a good sense of purpose, he said. we have seen this resilience and this devotion of duty right here in the united states capitol.

to climb mount everest.e was successful despite losing both legs after getting frost bite in a previous attempt. he climbed to the top of the mountain. shia, from china, made it on his fifth try. 300 people reportedly have tried to climb everest already this month. >> oh, my god. he lost his legs and did it again. >> yes. >> kudos, incredible. thanks for joining us. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> see you tomorrow. >> we begin with the fox news alert, on the one-year anniversary of special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. president trump calling it, quote, the greatest witch hunt in american history end quote. his attorney says mueller's team has declared it cannot indict the president. adding if they try to subpoena him, they will fight back. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here's today's town hall editor katie pavlich. host of kennedy, kennedy. former spokesperson for the state department, host of benson on the radio, maria harf. i hear they sing. and in the center seat, fox

he did what is called "everesting"...over again until you've "climbed" the height of everest. so far stewart has raised almost 10-thousand dollars for the king ridge foundation. all the money will go directly to those impacted by the wildfires. ( james ) stewart completed 53 laps... that's about 160 miles. ( james ) bay area baseball... and both the giants and the a's are looking to rebound... after losing yesterday.( darya ) we start with the giants. they're in houston taking on the world champion astros. this game was ugly for giants fans. houston's tony kemp drove in 5 runs. the astros won this one 11-2. they play again this morning at 11:10. ( james ) the a's lost at home last night against the mariners. and because the warriors were playing next door... just 94-hundred fans showed up for this game. the mariners beat the a's in 10-innings... winning this one 3

everesting is a concept of riding up and down a hill...ou hit the equivalent of climbing mount everest in vertical feet. so far stewart has raised almost 10-thousand dollars for the áking ridge foundationá. all the money will go directly to those impacted by the wildfires. ( robin )stewart will have completed 53 laps... that's about 160 miles ... and will have climbed more than 29-thousand vertical feet by the end of his ride. ( robin )east bay fire agencies are warning the public that fire season is here kron four's philippe djegal reports from the oakland hills... with tips on how to prepare for wildfires. (philippe) the city of oakland is trying to get ahead of what is expected to be a very busy fire season. in the hills -- along skyline boulevard... crews are trimming, clearing weeds, dead grass and loose debris... minimizing the fire potential in this area. the east bay region

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up to my knees, with a perilous drop on one side, and a bit of a peak at the other, i could be on everestrom green screen as you can get. we were there. constantly, we were there. and you can ask any of the actors. there were other locations i remember other locations in the hobbit where we were lifted up by helicopter, with a fantastic view over some lake or other, surrounded by mountains. you could listen to his voice all day, couldn't you ? couldn't you ? this is directed by the same guy who made chicken. there were clips, some great archives. he has also done dramatisations in which mckellen's word and lip—synched by actors recreating key moments. like the moment he auditioned to get a place in college. those dramatisations works surprisingly well. really, surprisingly well. scott chambers who was so brilliant in chicken features as well. i thought the whole thing was like a lovely leather armchair. you could just sit there and let these stories wash over you. what's great is how engaged he is, how passionate he is. and the sweep of the career, theatre actress to some, a film actor to

three quarters of a million children in the democratic republic of congo a loss of nearly mt everest unicef says that of that more than half of them could die in a vast jungle region hit by conflicts between the army and government. that's what combined spectacle songs dance music and pure kids. the livestrong concerts take place and listen this weekend will take a look at the fight. and still go welcome to the program iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria his first official reaction came from the ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses israel struck dozens of iranian targets a retaliation they say for iranian rocket barrage against israeli positions in the golan heights as israel's. prime minister accuses iran of crossing the red line international calls for restraint. a mistrial on its way to destroy and a fence system this slowdown fit each bradleys by israel's defense force shows one of a barrel of str

. >>> closed captioning provided by: >>> we featured everest, when hope for paws rescued him. time has gone past and they got a call that his brother was spotted. so they are off. they spot him in that neighborhood and so they start to approach him. >> no. his name is fuji. >> his brother was a pretty easy take down. i wonder if fuji will be the same. >> who will resist that anyway? he is like that looks tasty. i have heard words of these these >> she like all right. you got me. it's cool. apparently he has a he is like all right. if it worked for him it will work for me. >> he needs more. look at the ribs on that dog. >> they put the lucky leash around him also. >> lookhere. >> you know what time it is. it's bath >> they try to reunite him. that's what hope for paws does. it is back in the car and off to oregon where the family lives and they decided the more the merrier and they would also adopt fuji. >> they took them both, huh? >> the dogs look super happy. >> what about ty though? >> he will go to a forever home as well. a popular energy drink. he says that he has all of

i could be on everest. it is about as far away from green screen as you can get. we were there.here, and you can ask any of the actors, there were other locations. i remember other locations where we were lifted up by helicopter, to spend the day in the sunshine with a fantastic view, surrounded by mountains. you could listen to his voice all day, couldn't you ? couldn't you ? this is directed by the same guy who made chicken. he's taken this and he's illustrated this. he has also done dramatisations in which mckellen's word and lip—synched by actors recreate key moments. those dramatisations works surprisingly well. really, surprisingly well. scott chambers who was so brilliant in chicken, features in one as well. i thought the whole thing was like a lovely leather armchair. you can just sit there and let these stories wash over you. how engaged and how passionate he is. yes, he is a theatre actor to some people, a film actor to others, and that is why it is so glorious. here he is withjudi dench. he says it is very difficult to play with her, because the audiencesjust love her

mount everest is more than 9,000 feet above sea level.tory broke on the day of queen elizabeth's second coronation. since then, thousands have made it to the highest point on earth as mount everest was conquered 65 years ago. big day on the dow. we were down 65 points in the last hour, this isn't about anything domestic. this is largely about, according to the analysts, what's going on in italy. the italians can't seem to form a government after the party that came into power really didn't work and play well with others. they may have to have another election and the european union is in doubt as a result. neil cavuto is next. >> neil: all right. thank you, shep. fox on top of stocks tumbling and a hollywood star all but disappearing. stocks can still come back. roseanne, let's just say not any time soon. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. on wall street we're used to fortunes changing fast. today they did. rarely do we see a career implode even faster. for one roseanne barr, she did. stocks undone by concern that europe can't get its act together

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a chinese climber who was crippled by frostbite on everest more than a0 years ago has scaled the peakt the start of this year's ski season. she's the first double amputee to scale the peak, and the first ever from the nepalese side. stay with us, more to and the top story here in the uk. the european union's chief negotiator michel barnier says a little progress has been made in talks about the uk's withdrawal since march. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. it is round two of trade negotiations between beijing and washington. could they strike a softer tone as president trump vowed to help chinese telecoms giant zte? and they are in high demand that international restaurants, but it is a dangerous task hunting down these rare mushrooms. find out why. good morning, asia. hello, world. it isa good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a tuesday, glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. we start off with us china trade, and it is against the washington for the second round of trade talks that history could

since virgil van dyke joined the ranks but keeping christian or another from scoring climbing mount everest and this is his competition we heard he scored fifteen goals this season alone he's the competition's all time top score and keeping him away from the net is surely a very difficult task it also depends a little bit on food he line up with there's karen benson and gareth bale bale speed surely will be difficult but the have an understanding that's very very difficult to predict and to stop on the pitch over there quite slow those two. will have to see whether kara comes on to give ralph some unpredictable speak. we're talking about speed you know liverpool have this irrepressible pressing as their style of play is that something that reales defense will be able to cope with you the club has installed extremely thrilling high pressure since his arrival at liverpool and it's beautiful to watch it's working out so well for them to see especially with players up front like mohammed. what an attacking trio they just work their magic up front so the german coaches really created something s

why don't you first, for a year, moved to the top of mount everest. because the top of mount everest is a garden paradise compared to mars. planet isis a -- this a jewel. is unbelievable, and as you travel around, the more you see how incredible it is. and i'm not just talking about nature, i'm talking about the civilization we have built and the urban cities and all of these amazing things. so we need to protect it. and i am not even talking about protecting it from asteroids or nuclear holocaust, although all of this things are important and valid, but we don't need to worry about that because we have something more certain that is a problem. and that is, if you take courage, baseline energy usage on earth today, global energy usage, and compound that at just 3% a year, then in just a few hundred years, you are going to have to cover the entire surface of the earth in solar cells. that is how powerful compounding is. by the way, we have been growing energy usage at a few percent a year for a long time. has a lotvilization of advantages because we in

he is the mount everest of football stars sisto no rinaldo he's not that good normally does not make us think of the first. no other footballer earns as much as him and no other footballer has his star power but what world do these football stars really live been sealed off behind fences and barriers far off from us mere mortals. we sent our best man to track down cristiana rinaldo and maybe even meet him and speak with him find out now if you pulled it off here on kickoffs. some of the best players in the word train behind. spans a world away from us regular mortals it's rianne madrid's training ground. and summer here must be christian. and this is me. i'm thinking of how close i can get to the stuff to the best player in the world maybe i can even get to ask him a question let's have a try. this is where my quest begins at the arts center when i do it's had a lot of press conferences some more memorable than others. that are about whether there's a good story this will either come out of the must always feel sort of a cause or not. in a few minutes of the splines will be open to g

most people pay thousands to climb everest. she gets paid to climb other people's gear.he says she will return to her job at whole foods. back to shep after this. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> shepard: there is breaking news now on fox news channel. a live look at the senate floor where the vote is happening at this moment on president trump's nominee for the director of the cia, gina haspel. we expect the results in moments. if confirmed, she will be the first woman to lead the central intelligence agency. the president has called her exceptionally qualified but she's had to answer many questions about her involvement in the cia's interrogation pro

. >> you're saying that cloud was higher than mount everest. >> exactly. everest about 29,000 and we are dealing with -- almost into the stratosphere at that point. to get a true perspective on that plumier dust and ash and steam and cloud, that's massive! i mean, you're out of the troposphere and going into the stratosphere this time of year, especially in hawaii, so massive amount of dust and debris. big thunderstorm out in the midwest will get you an f1 tornado, those go up 30,000 feet right to the top of the troposphere. but this volcanic activity in hawaii is reaching that level. so around here, we have a few more thundershowers showing up on the west slope of the sierra nevada. we have fog and low clouds right at the coast where it's cool. cool around the bay. slow burn-off today. so temperatures generally were a degree or two cooler. we kind of thought they might be a little warmer, but they were a degree or two cooler or the same. but you can see these temperatures are running behind where they were yesterday today. the winds have been blowing pret

jeff: the top of mount everest is a garden paradise compared to mars. planet is a joke. this planet is unbelievable. around, the travel more incredible is. i'm not talking about nature. all of these amazing things. we need to protect it. i'm not even talking about protecting it from asteroids or a nuclear holocaust. those things are important and valid, but we don't need to worry about that. we have something more certain and that's a problem. if you take current baseline onerous, global energy usage, and compound that at 3% a year, then in just a few hundred years, you are going to have to cover the entire surface of the earth in solar cells. that is how powerful compounding is. and by the way, we have been growing energy usage at a few percent a year for a long time. and our civilization has a lot of advantages because we increase our energy usage. the human body, and a state of nature, if you are just an animal in the state of nature, your body, your metabolic rate uses about 100 watts of power. but a modern person in a developed country, your civilization per capita

he's now 69 and is the second double amputee to scale everest. congratulations to him.have killed at least 80 people. these are all symptoms of a freak weather system that's affected india for several weeks. different areas affected — uttar pradesh the worst hit yesterday with more than 50 dead. west bengal was hit by thunderstorms, and further south andrha pradesh, again, hit by severe lightning strikes. you might remember a couple of weeks ago an incredible 40,000 lightning bolts hit there in just one day. here are some of the latest pictures. this is in new delhi yesterday. fiercely strong wind. a week ago, similar storms killing more than 100 people. people were terrified. in uttar pradesh, lightning strikes caused fires like these. these pictures are from kolkata, on the eastern side of india — as you see there have been different kinds of extreme weather in different places — there's also been heavy rain and thunderstorms. justin rowlatt sent this report from new delhi. all across north india, efforts are under way to clear up the damage caused by this latest in a

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up to my knees, with a perilous drop on one side, and a bit of a peak at the other, i could be on everestnstantly, we were there. and you can ask any of the actors. there were other locations i remember other locations in the hobbit where we were lifted up by helicopter, with a fantastic view over some lake or other, surrounded by mountains. you could listen to his voice all day, couldn't you ? couldn't you ? this is directed by the same guy who made chicken. there were clips, some great archives. he has also done dramatisations in which mckellen's word and lip—synched by actors recreating key moments. like the moment he auditioned to get a place in college. those dramatisations works surprisingly well. really, surprisingly well. scott chambers who was so brilliant in chicken features as well. i thought the whole thing was like a lovely leather armchair. you could just sit there and let these stories wash over you. what's great is how engaged he is, how passionate he is. and the sweep of the career, theatre actress to some, a film actor to others, and that's what is so glorious. here he i

a 69—year—old chinese climber has become the first double amputee to reach the summit of mount everestan a0 years ago but that didn't stop him from reaching the top of the world's highest mountain. malaysia's former deputy prime minister anwar ibrahim is expected to be released from prison this week. anwar was jailed on sodomy charges in 2015 but the election of prime minister mahathir mohamad last week, has paved way for him to be given a full royal pardon. with me is francis hutchinson, senior fellow and coordinator of malaysia studies programme at yusof ishak institute. thank you forjoining us. when anwar ibrahim is released from prison, it was supposed to be today but it was removed. what do you think his role will be in the new administration? he will be the head of his party, the pkr, the largest part of the coalition that mahathir is heading. but he will most likely wait until there was a transition with mahathir stepping down, perhaps one or two yea rs stepping down, perhaps one or two years from now. senior advisor, major role in the government of mahathir, why not deputy prim

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everest, becoming the first explorers to complete the treacherous climb, inspiring many others to dohe same. >>> today students at noblesville middle school in indiana will head back to class after that near fatal shooting last week. now the hero teacher credited with saving countless lives after disarming the suspected student gunman who had barged into class, guns blazing, is speaking out. opening up about the horrific events as they unfolded in his classroom and the steps that he says he had to take to save his own students. still he says he doesn't want to be called a hero even as the parents, students and faculty in the community refuse to call him anything but. nbc's ron mott has that for us. >> jason seaman! >> reporter: not one to seek the spotlight, science teacher jason seaman couldn't avoid being the center of attention in noblesville. >> special tribute to science teacher jason seaman. >> reporter: a grateful community turning out to say thanks to him and all teachers at west middle school. even here, he stood off to the side. >> i want to make it clear that my actions on

i've always drained of climbing everest ever since i was a little boy.hat happened, your body wasn‘t capable of being at that altitude? my capable of being at that altitude? my physical condition was really good, my fitness and the way i was moving through the eyes, my speed was fine but in the evening when it got cold in the tent and your heart rate goes down and your breathing rate goes down and your breathing rate goes down and your breathing rate goes down, i started to feel really unwell —— ice. lots of the quys really unwell —— ice. lots of the guys around me were worried my physiology isn‘t suited to high altitude. unfortunately, ican physiology isn‘t suited to high altitude. unfortunately, i can try as hard as i like and be as committed and focused and dedicated asi committed and focused and dedicated as i like but if your body doesn‘t adapt to altitude very well there isn‘t much you can do. it‘s u nfortu nate, isn‘t much you can do. it‘s unfortunate, may be genetic, i tried my hardest but it‘s not meant to be. you tried your hardest. this is rea

everest. ballistic rocks, up to two feet wide, already heaved hundreds of yards. residents not evacuated warned to shelter in place. and those 20 fissures scarring hawaii's landscape, roaring with increased intensity. you can see all that lava fountaining here. now, this is fissure 17. some of the fountaining has gone hundreds of feet in the air. what you're seeing over there and those roars are steam and gas flying out of these vents. that stuff is 2,000 degrees. this is what the community of leilani estates looked like last may. and now. those fissures delivering a cloud of sulfur dioxide so toxic, the national guard had to pull back from several checkpoints. and already evacuated residents like caenyn meyers, who is eight months pregnant, forced to flee again. >> i don't think it's safe for me and my kid to breathe in these conditions. >> matt gutman back with us live tonight. i know you're at a checkpoint that the national guard had to abandon for a time today because of those gases? >> reporter: that's right. that sulfur dioxide cloud here was so thick, it li

the match of everest appears to have taken over the island of sokoto out its troops are in key positions including the airport the island is a staging protests demanding the soldiers leave so what does the u.s. you want and what's driving its expansion in the region this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm about that hamid there is public outrage on the island of it's a unesco world heritage site and the people who live there don't want it to become part of the conflict in yemen bought on thursday the u.a.e. deployed troops to the island seizing strategic positions this has angered the yemeni government of president abdullah. it says it wasn't an form of the move the u.a.e. is part of the saudi led coalition fighting houthi rebels in the country and is a former ally of had the but splits have recently emerged that reports. there calling for troops from the united arab emirates to be the island of sequential. the people who live here say then will flee rebel somebody that means you and your forces have no reason to stay in iraq this will just end up on falls they foresee

to rescue people whether we were trying to rescue a mom from underneath a car and a child on the everest type target us with no mercy for human beings. citizens have nothing to do with what is going on we are not leaders work in these offices we are doing our routine daily work. a spokesman for the saudi led coalition defended the airstrikes saying they targeted a high level meeting of who the leader is. targeting the presidential palace was targeting first and second rate would be leadership there was confirmed intelligence information they were monitored through intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance systems. that saudi arabia and its allies have been fighting against the since twenty fifteen when they intervened to support yemen's internationally recognized government led by president abbott rightly mansel heidi after three years of fighting and no end to the war in sight analysts say the saudi led coalition has changed tactics and is concentrating on targeting. but it's a risky strategy fighters in the supporters say they're more determined than ever to continue their fight for

rescue people whether we're trying to rescue him out from underneath our cars and a child on the everest type target us without mercy for human beings martin militia citizens have nothing to do with what is going on we are not leaders no leaders work in these offices we are doing our routine daily work. officials in hawaii have told more residents to evacuate after a new fissure from the can away volcano opened up and toxic gases have forced almost two thousand died and as to seek safety has been to learn the estate's rest and been trying to salvage. the road into the eruption zone is cracked and broken fence of steam and toxic gas from the lava flows beneath below out deeper into what was once leylandii estates the enormous power of killer way it is plain to see we passed roads sealed off by meter high lava flows finally we reached a wall of burning rock and could go no further we've gotten just about as close to the lava as we can the smell of toxic sulfur dioxide is very strong in the air and it gets stronger when the wind blows from the wrong direction but if you look behind me here

everest. now, because of that ash, authorities on the big island have handed out 18,000 masks to help people breathe. some residents have reported itchy eyes and skin irritation. lava is flowing again from some of the cracks that had become inactive. abc's matt gutman is there. >> reporter: you can see all that lava fountaining here. now, this is fissure 17. some of the fountaining has gone hundreds of feet in the air. what you're seeing over there and those roars are steam and gas flying out of these vents. that stuff is 2,000 degrees. >> wow, impressive there. and people on the big island have been told to stay indoors. officials say this activity could continue for several more days. some 39 homes and buildings have now been destroyed. >>> and police have arrested the ex-boyfriend of a southern california spa owner killed when a package bomb exploded in her hands. steven beal is facing charges related to explosives found in his home, but he has not been charged with the bombing in aliso vio

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