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a volcano erupted this weekend, shooting ash six miles high m. hile and neighboring argentina. 3,500 people have fled that area. chile sits on the so-called ring of fire, where there are lots of active volcanos. >>> you told us what you wanted to see, your choose the news story. that is just moments away. >>> you told us what you. ed to see. here's your choose the news winner. a wild frenzy at a sweet 16 party in germany. all because the birthday girl misclicked on a social network website. colleen mcedwards shows us the chaos. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a small, sweet 16th birthday party for tessa in hamburg. she sent a party invitation to close friends on facebook, but she forgot to mark it private. and this is the consequence. 1,500 random and unwanted guests actually showed up. all of them, ready to party. with tessa t-shirts, balloons and posters, this massive crowd turned this neighborhood upside down. complete chaos.

h. >>> there was a frightening picture from new york's long island this weekend when high winds sent one those inflatable bounce houses soaring, flying wildly through the air with children inside. here's abbie boudreau. >> reporter: it was a horrifying scene. an inflatable bounce house blowing across a new york soccer field, with kids inside. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: 13 people were taken to the hospital. and it's happened before. just last month, this inflatable playhouse in arizona injured several children when it blew away. there have been thousands of injuries. we showed video of the fly away bounce house to gary, of magic jump rent ams in los angeles. >> that is unbelievable. >> reporter: he says accidents like this are easily preventable, but making sure the house is properly anchored. >> it is an accusement ride. there are a little bit of risk involved. >> reporter: he says the bounce houses should not be used in winds over 20 miles per hour. >> it's all about being careful and being safe. doing it the right way. >> reporter: experts say the dramatic pictures of that bounce hous

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h-o-t, we're delivering. >> i'm very excited about that. temperatures are warming up nicely thanks to a highssure ridge. this trend is going to hold through tuesday. we may see some clouds make their way in by tuesday due to a monsoonal flow, remnants of tropical storm arlene. but overall, a wonderful couple of days on tap and temperatures again hitting possibly triple digits. that's your weather. stay hydrated. that's all i can say. >> all right. thank you, erika. fog is the name of the game. here's the sensors through livermore. westbound 580 a new stall coming in approaching first street and it is blocking one lane. and you can see our live traffic sensors there picking up speeds only about 23 miles per hour as you make your way closer towards vasco road. so hopefully they are working to clear that stall now. unfortunately, your drive time is growing. coming out of the altamont pass, westbound 580 almost 25 minutes for the morning commute. past livermore, things improve. now, we never got it confirmed by the chp that there was a third stall. we took that call from the kcbs phone force. it

sunday high pressure builds back in and more toasty temperatures as we get into the beginning of next week, elizabeth that's very good. we love it when we see that big h move into your computer screen. all right. thank you, lawrence. >> speaking of -- what am i talking about? green. lots of green on our sensors this morning. [ laughter ] >> it's very early. coming out of downtown san jose, traffic moves great. a couple of headlights northbound 280 approaching the 880 interchange. looks great all the way out towards cupertino. and the bay bridge usually our slowest spot at least a little later on in the morning commute looks great so far. no metering lights and really a nice easy ride across the upper deck. i'm not seeing any roadwork on westbound 80 heading into san francisco. all the approaches nice and quiet, as well. 18 minutes, that means everything is moving at top speeds from the carquinez bridge to the maze. if you are coming down the eastshore freeway, no delay at all through berkeley. marin county, roadwork from novato wrapped up ahead of schedule on both sides of 101 and quick ride across the span of the golden gate bridge so no issues there

h", muni or cal trains. go to our website at abc7news.com. >> kristen: it's now 5:20. >> eric: next soon to be a college graduate after completely skipping high school. >> and big welcome, in less than an hour for one of america's strongest allies in europe. >> plus, action environmentalists want washington to take to protect whales off the coast from cargo ships. >> and spectacular sight in hawaii, a volcano and new lava flow from. nininininininininining at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> eric: 5:23. a live look at san francisco interest national airport. no word on any airport delays across the country. usually check in after convict to see if there are any potential problems and mike is doing that and he'll let you know coming up. >> kristen: president obama will host a state dinner for german chancellor angela merkel. they are working on issues from nato operations in afghanistan and libya to the world economy. merkel's visit comes at a time when she is losing popularity at home. tonight mr. obama will award his a

h p first 3-d smart phone. on the back, two different camera lenses. recording three-d video the high. using three you will not have to meetto use those glasses. also, working on the sprint network faster than the 3 g network. there is a lot of hype. so much that best buy is opening up its doors early at 8:00 a.m. because they think that it is going to be a big turnout. i got my hand on it one day early to give you a sneak peek it is pretty cool! tonight, 8:00 p.m. i will be featuring this world's terfirst read the smart phone. three d-smart phone. the first gabe slate's tech report >>jacqueline: a nice day with cooler along the coast of the fog will return overnight. cooler conditions as we go towards tomorrow. tomorrow at a glance, '50's. the fog presses back by noon. and at the later afternoon hours, sunny skies and slightly cooler temperatures. mostly in the 70's but some 80s. the fog tracker is widespread fog to the bay area. as we still back towards the morning you will notice the fog towards the east bay and the coast. along the coast temperatures to be cooler in the afternoon

h ended. you can see the red-shaded area moving into kentucky. steamy weather most of this month in atlanta and miami has been 90 or warmer for daytime highs. 27 consecutiveays of 90 degrees or warmer in houston. it remains very hot in the >>> and youan see we still have low crowds around parts of the bay area this morning. our temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. what's really interesting to see, notice the winds in santa rosa changing out of the northeast. that's the reason why our skies will clear during the day, and our temperatures are going to warm up, especially in our north and east bay valleys where we'll see mid to upper 80s, maybe near 90 in fairfield. low 80s san jose. 67 in san francisco. the warm-up we'll see just in time for father's day will kick in monday, tuesday and wednesday. inland temperatures in the 90s. now, here's lester. >> chris, thanks. >>> in florida, a trial is under way involving the death of a young athlete who died after a work out with his college football team. now, a jury must decide if this tragedy could have been prevented. nbc's mark potter reports. >> reporter: in the wrongful death suit against the football program

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