it's a misunderstanding of the geography of hawaii, folks are thinking all of hawaii, folks are thinkingis the southernmost big island and the southern tip of the island so the rest of the island... a lot who, honolulu, kawai who, further north, they aren't getting the solver and they aren't getting the solver and the smell from it. this island, u nfortu nately the smell from it. this island, unfortunately our tourism has gone down a bit, and even cruise ships have said we're not coming right now. if this continues... if the volcano continues then yes, u nfortu nately, volcano continues then yes, unfortunately, it could have a large impact on the island and its economy. keith vachon, thanks very much for talking to us. mahal oh, thank you. the bbc has uncovered a growing and illegal trade in eu passports and travel documents, many of them being sold by refugees who've decided to leave europe. german politicians have described it as a huge and worrying problem for european security because such documents allow access to europe's schengen zone. within the zone, people can travel between co

at the killer way up ok no spews lava and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island we'll go to the island for the latest also coming up. donald trump vows to defend the right to bear arms the u.s. president backs gun rights while the trust of the country's most powerful gun lobby less than three months after a deadly school shooting in florida. hi michelle henery thanks for joining us fresh earthquakes have struck hawaii's big island with a killer way of ok no has been spewing lava into residential areas directions have forced hundreds of people to evacuate aftershocks from the series of earthquakes have also been rumbling across the island did you what's your logical survey measure the largest tremor as magnitude six point nine the strongest since nine hundred seventy five so far there's been no reports of injuries or major damage. and we're now joined by john tarsus and he's a logger tour guide for epic was based on the island of hawaii john thanks for joining us you're based close to the killer whale book book a no that is erupted what is the current situation where you a

as the killer whale boat came along and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island to hawaii for the latest also coming up. donald trump values to defend the right to bear arms the u.s. president backs gun rights while addressing the country's most powerful gun lobby less than three months after a deadly school shooting in florida. and scientists look to go deep diving below the surface of mars nasa gears up to launch a spacecraft that aims to explore the red planet inner structure. hi michelle henery thanks for joining us fresh earthquakes have struck why is the big island where the killer whale volcano has been spewing lava into residential areas the eruptions have forced hundreds of people to evacuate aftershocks from a series of earthquakes have also been rumbling across the island the u.s. geological survey measured the largest tremor as magnitude six point nine the strongest since one thousand nine hundred seventy five so far there's been no reports of injuries or major damage. and we're now joined by john tarsem he's a logger tour guide for epic lava based on the island of

hawaii is open for business. >> hawaii is open for business if you had vacation plans to come to hawaii, we encourage you to continue to come. certainly we don't and will discourage you from trying to get into the leilani estates because it is for residents only. the emergency response and those government officials who are helping the community cope with this tragedy. >> no sightseers. >> we hope that. talk about the toxic gasses and how big a concern those are for residents. >> sure. i think one thing that is very different in this event is that the fissures have opened in the middle of the subdivision. you know, typically an eruption occurs miles away from any residents and the toxic gasses has time to escape. these fissures are in the middle of the subdivision. you know, the sulfur dioxide and other gasses clearly at the event is harmful and dangerous. it does dissipate quite quickly once it gets into the air. we have been encouraging residents to stay away from the event and watch and monitor activity and really be prepared to evacuate if something should change or the status of th

and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. i'm michelle henery thanks for joining us russian opposition leader alexei novotny has been detained at an anti putin rally in moscow he was seized by police after calling nationwide protest against president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth six year term as president most of the rallies underway across russia has been declared illegal by authorities including in moscow and st petersburg there are reports that dozens of demonstrators have been arrested putin is due to be inaugurated on monday in a kremlin ceremony. go to our correspondent in moscow shortly but first the u.s. space agency nasa has just launched its latest probe to mars the mars insite lander is being propelled to the red planet by a powerful atlas five rocket which blast off from ben burtt air force base in california it's a suspected to take more than six months for the lander to reach mars i'm beginning to explore the deep interior of the planet. the long awaited launch comes after a two year delay due to e

president i think my colleague from hawaii and the state of hawaii as they respond to this volcanoo eruption. i noticed this morning on the news they are saying it could be as bad as mt. saint helens and trust me that was devastating to our state so i hope that all federal agencies are helping in whatever way they can with hawaii's natural disaster. thank you forne also talking abt the importance of net neutrality. i have come to the floor to the defend the open internet as a pro consumer. we have to build on it because it's worth 7% of our gdp and 6.9 million jobs. that is what the internet economy is. net neutrality that we are fighting for today has four bright lines that help businesses, help consumers and help start internet economy grow. they are dull blog content, don't throttle content, that is still slow it down, don't create page prioritization. that's like saying in a burger king ad if you want the next available you can pay $15. i think they did a pretty good job of showing what would happen if you had every business operate that way and the fourth rule is transparency. make sure

a roadblock, hawaii style. this neighbourhood is 2a miles from the crater of mt kilauea, but the ground cracked open on thursday and molten lava poured out. i smell it and i ran into the lava poured out. i smell it and i ran i;£,; and if .. iii described a feeling as if a giant snake - moving under the described a feeling as if a giant snake. moving under the houses. snake was moving under the houses. you could feel the heat coming from the ground... yeah, there is heat coming out of their. and that wasn't the only danger. the air was filled with potentially toxic fumes. as a result, the state governor ordered an evacuation. there was little time to gather possessions. some escaped with what they could. residents are now waiting to see when they will be allowed home. mt kilauea is spewing smoke from one of its side vents, but at the moment scientist don't believe there is a major risk of an explosive eruption. laver has been flowing from the volcano crater and cracks on its slopes ever since it became active in

a roadblock, hawaii style.his neighbourhood is 2a miles from the crater of mt kilauea, but the ground cracked open on thursday and molten lava poured out. i smelt it and i ran to the corner, and that's when i ran into a military officer, who told me that it's smoking, and sure as heck enough i take the turn and one of my favourite streets at least was on fire. dozens of small earthquakes left cracks in the roads. some residents described a feeling as if a giant snake was moving under the houses. you can feel the heat coming from the ground... yeah, there's heat coming out of there. there's lava there. and that wasn't the only danger. the air was filled with potentially toxic fumes. as a result, the state governor ordered an evacuation. there was little time to gather possessions. some escaped with what they could. residents are now waiting to see when they'll be allowed home. kilauea is spewing smoke from one of its side vents, but at the moment, scientists don't believe there's a major risk of an explosive eru

and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein screenings. spondent >> the american cancer society is lowering the age recommendation for colorectal cancer screenings. >> the change is in response to an increase in colorectal cancer rates in younger and middle age adults. >> reporter: at 47 years old, sandy was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer that had spread to his liver. >> when they tell you and your wi

chris buckler, big island, hawaii.r, i asked chris in hawaii, how the advice is being received. there is frustration because people are being stopped from getting close to their homes. but it is clear that this is for their own safety and i have to say, having just got into the leilani estates, we took a look at the destruction that is there and it is immense. 0n streets where people live you see mailboxes and then all of a sudden, the road is completely destroyed. cracks in the road are very deep and wide. beyond that just that flow of lava, which has completely ruined all of the land. the big concern is about the gas and steam that is merging up from beneath the surface. it is toxic, that is why people are being encouraged to leave their homes if they can. how much of a danger to human life is this now? people are being kept as safe as possible, being kept at a distance. although, i have to say that people are going in. and if they are going to their home, they have the right to be inside the leilani estates. but the

ina earthquake that has hit hawaii's big island.l survey is now ranked it as us geological survey is now ranked itasa us geological survey is now ranked it as a 5.8 magnitude quake that hit hawaii's big island, just south of where the volcano has been spewing ash and laba into residential areas. its electien campaign. = tfi§§§§§§fllfifiél hsfifii " ”" "' "”"" thousands of party lawyer lets have tended to manifesto launch web president emmerson mnangagwa pledged to raise the standard of living for all zimbabweans. he has also promised to create a middle income country by 2030. by some accounts, this is a measured plan. he said his plan is hinged on opening up closed industries and reviving the economy. zimbabwe is in good hands. the theme of this year's manifesto and campaign launch, unite, fight corruption, develop, re—engage and create jobs. it is a slick election campaign being launched here. dozens of billboards have been splashed across the country and just across from here, i rode a brand—new campaign cars are ready to go. even some

chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii.ll have more from chris in hawaii in a few moments. our other top story — donald trump says he is demanding an inquiry into whether his 2016 election campaign was infiltrated for political purposes. in a tweet the president said he wanted to know whether the 0bama administration had ordered such a move. it comes after a new york times report suggested the fbi had an informant within the campaign. staying with donald trump and the us president has spoken to his south korean counterpart, moon jae—in, to discuss north korea's recent threats to cancel a planned summit on the 12th ofjune. it comes on the eve of president moon's visit to washington. last week, pyongyang said it might pull out of the talks if the us continued to push for the north to unilaterally abandon its nuclear weapons. malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has asked for police protection, saying he fears for his life. it comes just a day after the ex—leader complained about police searching his properties for evi

new volcanic blasts ripping through hawaii's big island. "nightline" high above the lava zone. >> i feel a lava explosion down there. >> and on the ground where rivers of lava are threatening homes. >>> and -- ♪ pretty, pretty please perfectly pink. a young fan pleading with pink in a live video. >> when you come here, i really want to sing at your concert. and i promise i'll be ready. >> watch what happens when she gets her shot. >> are you ready? >> but first, the "nightline" 5. that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. it should be a joyous and exciting time for meghan markle. less than a week away from her wedding to prince harry and on the verge of becoming royalty. but instead there's a cloud of scandal hanging over her family. and now her father reportedly won't be at the ceremony to give her away. abc's adrian bankert is in london wit

yes we're on the east side of the big island of hawaii and right now we are going through a period of time where we just went through massive swelling of the volcano and it's starting to release some of the energy in the last couple days what we've seen is lots and lots of earthquakes i think in the last three to four days there's been well over a thousand and in the last couple days in particular they've gotten more intense today they got a little bit fewer and we got some active ones like a six point nine that was just described there are fissures that are opening up down on the east rift i believe that at the meeting tonight and behold there had been somewhere between six and eight act decisions that had opened up in the last twenty four hours and you mentioned a meeting that you went to on the local council meeting where the situation was being told to the public can you fill us in about what happened there and what they may have advised the public to do. yes you know they had they had to evacuate a lot of different small communities down there for different threats and belief tha

at the governor of hawaii activated the hawaii national guard to help with evacuations and with security> we have some new time-lapse video showing the kilauea volcano blowing up there erupting. the u.s. geological survey released this video early this morning. lava, you can see, overflowing onto the crater floor. you can also watch more of that video on our website, ktvu.com. >>> time is now 6:30 three. back here at home, san jose sharks are suing. they are trying to stop work on the planned south bay bar extension. the company that owns the team is worried about how construction work will affect events at the s.a.t. center. alex savidge joining us live in san jose. tell us more about why the team is suing. good morning, alex. >> well, dave, good morning to you. the san jose sharks have filed a lawsuit against bart and the vta. san jose and santa clara and the team is concerned about how this project potentially could impact the s.a.p. center. they believe that the transit agency has not laid out a clear enough plan for how to deal with the loss of parking near the event center and the

we'll have more from hawaii in just a few minutes. in venezuela after a controversial presidential election boycotted by most opposition politicians. europe and the us have dismissed the election as a sham. president nicolas maduro is almost certain to be re—elected despite the country being in deep crisis, with people going hungry and thousands fleeing every day. we can speak to the bbc‘s katy watson, who's in caracas. i suppose it is a foregone conclusion that nicolas maduro will win this election. that is right. the results are not in yet, but everybody expects mr maduro to win. it has been a very, very low turnout. certainly looking at the polling stations i visited, both pro— opposition and pro—government, there were very few people out on there were very few people out on the street willing to vote. but the government has been very clear and very animated, telling people to go out and vote. they seem pretty confident. we will find out in the next few hours whether that confidence is misplaced or whether mr maduro will be winning

air travel is still headed out to hawaii. on the earthquake as well as the volcano eruption that is ongoing. they have already reported that 1500 people have and forced to evacuate their home because of the toxic sulfur dioxide gas in the air. there was plenty of earthquakes throughout the week. we have talked to travelers from the bay area and they are saying they are's going. -- that they are still going. >> i get texan messages from my friends about the volcano -- i get text messages for my friends as well as messages about the volcano but i am still going. >> reporter: we are still hoping to talk to travelers who are outbound headed for hawaii especially those headed to the big island to see if this is impacting their travel. we will keep you updated. >> i understand christian that some of the airlines are letting you make the changes because of what has transpired in hawaii for free. >> reporter: that is what i am hearing as well. especially because of the nastro -- natural disaster in the area.>> we will check back in w

we're on the east side of the big island of hawaii. right now we're going through a period of time where we just went through massive swelling of the volcano and it's starting to release some of your energy in the last couple days what we've seen is lots and lots of earthquakes i think in the last three to four days there's been well over a thousand and in the last couple days in particular they've gotten more intense today they got a little bit were and we got some massive ones like the six point nine that was just described there are measures that are opening up. all of used to rift i believe that at the meeting tonight in the whole there had been somewhere between six and eight act decisions that had opened up in the last twenty four hours you know the last time something like this happened in hawaii was in one thousand fifty five and that particular event lasted about three months so they want everybody to understand this is something with going to be intense it could shut off tomorrow or could last for a really long time so everyb

wobble and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. yacht . my ass waiter thanks for joining us in russia monitors report that over one thousand anti putin demonstrators have been arrested at a series of rallies across the country opposition leader alexei no vonnie was among them police seized him in moscow after he called the protests ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for a new term as president. down with the czar the rallying cry that brought together thousands of russians opposed to president vladimir putin they gathered in city squares across the country voicing their dissent and holding signs denouncing corruption. yeah dude who do i think that putin is and where if you're feeding this country has been doing it for eighteen years and has done nothing good for you to. do so i think you're. going to we don't have real competition in the country as soon as real competition appears and put it to start fighting for presidential terms we will finally have real changes in this country and you know i was it was opposition

good evening to everyone in hawaii. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. lawmakers will get the chance to review classified information about the russia investigation. top officials at the justice department agreeing to share the documents as controversy building over the use of the intelligence source during the 2016 presidential campaign. >> the decision coming after president trump met with three top intel officials at the white house. we get more now from senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny. >> reporter: dave and christine, it is another development with the ongoing war with the justice department. fascinating moments on monday here at the white house. when the deputy director of the department of justice, rod rosenstein, who is supervisinvi the russia probe, talked for an hour monday afternoon. the result of it is essentially the department of justice is going to at least look into the president's complaint there was a confidential source, he says inside the campaign who w

that was the strongest earthquake they've had since 1975 in hawaii.ional quakes will continue over the next several days. back to volcanology school. there's the magma at the earth's crust. it continues to build up. we get fissures, cracks. like a pressure cooker. the cracks allow for the venting but the rocks begin to break up and that causes the tremors. that continues as well and then the big show up with the lava and the toxic fumes and that will continue over the next several days as we talk more about the ongoing effects here. yeah, earthquakes, additional fissures, toxic fumes, sulphur dioxide. they've evacuated upwards of 1700 folks to get them out of the way because they don't know, the usgs, they don't know where the next fissure is going to pop up. >> that just doesn't look good for the island, does it? ivan, thank you. >> tense days. >> we know you'll stay on top of it. >>> u.s. president trump says a date has been set for his meet with the north korean leader. we'll go to seoul, south korea, for that. plus more developments between north

in hawaii. look at that. 11:00 p.m. no signs of slowdown for the kilauea volcano. eruptions from the lava fountains and glass flying in the air. we hahave more from hawaii. good morning. i'm christine romans. you wonder about the tourism there. >> a couple of cruise ships skipped hawaii. >> outside of the volcano national park, things should be up and running as normal. >> tourists are largely unaffected. i'm dave briggs. 5:00 a.m. in the east. 11 11:00 p.m. in hawaii. we check in there in a moment. >>> now he demanded it and now they get a chance to review highly classified documents of the russia investigation. they agreed to share the information over the use of confidential intelligence during the 2016 campaign. >> this after the president met with three officials at the white house. let's get more from senior white house reporter jeff zeleny. >> reporter: dave and christine, it is another development with the ongoing war with the justice department. fascinating moments on monday here at the

in hawaii where the erupting kilauea volcano remains a big threat on the island of hawaii. the u.s. geological survey says the 6.9 magnitude quake was the most powerful since 1975. all residents of leilani estates which is a community of 1,700 people are remaining under evacuation orders. a new concern aside from the lava flow is the rising levels of toxic gas. we get more from stephanie elam. >> reporter: dave and christine, residents were able to get in and get last minute things they were not able to evacuate with the first time around. they are not allowed to stay. they want the residents to get what they need and get out as the fissures continue in the neighborhood. they are concerned of the toxic gasses. the lava is spewing forth out of the vents. those gasses are dangerous. they are widening the perimeter as the fissures are continuing to open. if you look at where i'm standing now, this is the lava flow from 2014. you see how the lava cascaded down and built up the wall on the side. there is no way to stop lava from flowing coming down at that speed and heat. it is hard and

upset is all too easy to see in this corner of hawaii.dblocks are keeping people from returning to their homes. 0ften often for their own safety. we actually had four residents who were inside the evacuation zone, but they got cut off by a lava flow and they were not able to drive out. so they actually had to be airlifted out one at a time by the county fire department. and all the time, kilauea volcano continues to threaten. for days this has been the spectacular sight on the skyline and you can even hear it from this distance. people nearby say that their homes have been shaken because of the force of the eruptions. we have to be ready to go with our bags packed and masks nearby. and if the air quality gets bad, or the lava gets closer, we will go. all the indications are that the eruptions of lava are getting stronger and more violent. kilauea has left parts of this island so often promoted as a paradise, looking more like hell. joining us from hawaii is wendy stovall. she is a scientist from yellowstone volcano observatory. tell us wh

hawaii by the ninety three was already a constitutional monarchy so it had three separate branches of government. which is here legislative and judicial which is across the street. the leader of these white awad actually came to washington to win permission from the president of the united states to overthrow the government of the kingdom of all why he received that permission he went home he organized a coup in which the hawaiian kingdom was overthrown american marines were quickly landed just secured the new white government and a few years later a white became part of the united states. so this is the place that u.s. marines landed this road here is where they marched from honolulu harbor and they occupied this location right here when they invaded my country the honking the. so we're at right now this is where camp smith this is headquarters for the pacific command and it overlooks pearl harbor and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. and what it was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the

lava and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. waiter thanks for joining us monitors report that over one thousand anti putin demonstrators have been arrested at a series of rallies across russia opposition leader alexina vonnie was among them police seized him in moscow after he called the protests ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president the only is known as one of putin's fiercest critics and was barred from challenging him in the march presidential vote authorities declared many of the rallies being held on saturday equal. emily sure when i asked one of the protests in russia's capital moscow emily let's bring you in now you were at the protest in moscow what's the atmosphere like still there. well miles the protesters are basically destroyed today there were a large crowd of protesters on pushkin square which i'm at now and from the beginning the atmosphere was rather confronted there were several programmer groups at pushkin square even as the protesters began to gather and they were sh

the hawaii national guard is helping with the evacuations. everyone living in the leilani estates and lanipuna gardens subdivisions have been ordered to leave. that's at least 15-hundred people.emily montgomery-brown/usgs- "this could turn into a explosive eruption and send up ash, um, and that would disrupt, um, the air traffic around the area, around hawaii. um, however, there's, at this point, it's all localized to hawaii county." one of emily montgomery-brown's colleagues flew out hawaii friday morning... to help the hawaiian volcano observatory monitor kilauea's activity. in menlo park, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) back here locally... federal prison is the next stop for two men who supervised the cleanup of the hunters point navel shipyard. the two have just pleaded guilty to falsifying the the testing of soil at the site. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with more on what they did. more on what they did. the goal is to turn the old hunters point navel shipyard into a new residential neighborhood but radiol

. >>> plus -- >> this massive fissure is putting off so much heat and so much lava -- >> on hawaii's big island, volcano still raging. lava bombs and methane gas shooting from the ground. now a toxic cloud filled with acid. >> you can see what this wind is doing, it is kicking up all of this steam and sul fare dioxide pumped into the air by that massive cauldron of lava behind me. >>> detpool and the diva. the origin story of this unusual team-up. how ryan reynolds convinced celine dion to put deadpool in her new video "ashes." first here tonight the "nightline 5." >> our dad was in the hospital. >> smoking. >> still had to have a cigarette? >> had to. >> what are we doing? >> the nicoderm cq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. you know why, we know how, nicoderm cq. >>> can you live wearing powerful sunscreen? yes. neutrogena ultra sheer helps prevent early skin ageing and skin carry with a clean feel. the best for your feel. ultra sheer neutro >>> good evening. tonight, an inside look at a series taking on arguably the most sensitive issue in american life, race. the sh

that would be bad for hawaii's economy given that tourismth is largest industry. last year visitors spent nearly $17 billion accounting for almost a quarter of the state's gdp. making the active volcano a source of potential economic pain. for "nightly business report," mody, new york >>> cnbc is out with the annual list of the 50 most private companies. these startups, if you will, are exploiting niches in their respective markets and could one day be worth billions if they already. the three biggest disrupters this year,nb ai number two is the ride sharing company and in the top spot, spacex. according to cnbc's disrupter ist, spacex has taken the lead in the new space race. tonight morgan brennan gives us a rare look inside spacex's operations in hawthorne, california. >> he lon founded the company for us to do great things in space and plan a settlemennd put people on mars. that's the way we think ourselves. >> reporter: space explorationf technologies, has been racking up wins. they have successfull flown a dozen rocket boosters previously sent to space. in f

our top stories: explosive eruptions at hawaii's mount kilauea. the volcano spews more ash and toxic gas. thousands of residents are told to find shelter. ongoing investigation or partisan witch hunt? one year into robert mueller‘s investigation, the white house questions its purpose. it's gone on for over a year. they've found no evidence of collusion, and still strongly believe that it's a witch hunt. we have a special report on the refugees selling their eu passports and travel documents, prompting fears of a security risk. and meghan markle confirms her father won't be attending the royal wedding, to focus on his health. high levels of toxic gas have forced emergency workers on hawaii's big island to retreat from the latest eruption of mount kilauea. people have been warned to get away from a sulphur dioxide cloud which is killing large swathes of vegetation. one of the world's most active volcanoes has erupted explosively, sending ash more than 5.5 miles into the sky. geologists are warning that rocks the size of cars could be ejected over a

spews lava and a powerful earthquake shakes hawaii's big island. welcome to the program russian opposition leader alexei no volley has been detained along with more than a thousand other anti kremlin demonstrators according to monitors fully seized him in moscow after he called for protests across the country ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration for another term as president. down with the czar the rallying cry that brought together thousands of russians opposed to president vladimir putin they gathered in city squares across the country voicing their dissent and holding signs denouncing corruption. because they at night i think that every responsible citizen should express their opinion that's my duty as a citizen of the russian federation because i love my country and i want something here to change yet stable i'm fighting for democracy because today's russia is an authoritarian monarchy with an element of totalitarianism and i think we need to fight against that in every possible way so soon with a woman she should follow i want to d

chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. of the other stories making the news. the authorities in cuba have identified 20 bodies and recovered all human remains after a passenger jet crashed on friday. vigils and church services have been held for the victims in towns and villages across the island at the end of two days of national mourning. 110 people on board, including six crew were killed in the crash in a field next to havana's main airport. president trump says on monday he'll demand that the justice department open an investigation into whether the fbi had spied on his election campaign at the request of the obama administration. on friday the president asserted, without offering any evidence, that at least one fbi representative had been "implanted into his campaign" for "political purposes". the fbi says it only launched an inquiry after being made aware of contact between the trump campaign and russia. the bbc has learned that roman abramovich, the russian owner of the english premier league football club, chelsea

fn hawaii. this is new video from hawaii )s department of defense. >>> fountains of lava continue to flow from the kilauea volcano in hawaii. this is new video from hawaii's department of defense. the lava flow has now destroyed more than 80 structures, up from 50 earlier in the week. and authorities expect that number to rise. on friday afternoon, firefighters went down to door in leilani estates urging residents to get out, as that lava advanced towards the neighborhood. earthquakes and mama flowing underground have also caused giant cracks in the earth, damaging homes and roads. and that video -- >> that's incredible. look at that. wow. i don't think i've ever seen anything like that before. >> yeah. and we're still seeing those images coming in from the usgs web cameras there on hawaii, as we watch that there, asking the air quality. and again, we'll give you some of the views from some of those web cameras right there around kilauea caldera. you see the steam and ash continuing with some su

regret if donald trump pulls out of the nuclear agreement with tehran and volcanic destruction in hawaii lava flows continue after the u.s. island is hit by the worst quakes in decades. hello thank you for joining us vote counting is under way in lebanon's first parliamentary elections and nine years there are three point six million eligible voters but turnout has been low and it's expected to fall short of the fifty four percent who voted in two thousand and nine lebanon is using a new system based on proportional representation but it's unlikely to upset the overall balance of power holder has more now from. the judge but our own is among the eight hundred thousand voters who are eligible to cast their ballot for the first time lebanon hasn't had an election in nine years political wrangling and disagreement over a new alec torah law were to blame now this twenty three year old hopes his vote will make a difference. for people who don't have any money or to show the money we need. more and more voices are calling for change and it's not just the young lebanese are concerned about the

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this most recent activity of hawaii's can away who volcano began last week. a new fish opened up and began spewing hawks nava and poisonous gases. scientists say that i'm able to predict how long the current eruption will go on well i think what we can say is this is not over. the seismicity continues. they're still back within the river song and so i think in the foreseeable future this eruption is likely to continue. the side of love i'm moving slowly down the street makes a curiously compelling viewing. this speeded up video shows a car being almost entirely gone. but it's also a disaster in the making of. the eruption and the flows of lava confined to the small area of hawaii's speak island a place where homes are really to be cheap because of the closeness to the. now the people who live. as a log consumes everything and it's. absolutely incredible images they're going to turn to some sports news now because it's going to be a tale of david and goliath tonight in paris a tiny club from western france life everyday they take on european powerhouse paris s

the creeping menace from the hawaii volcano. more homes are swallowed by molten lava. as american allies work to save the iran nuclear deal, president trump says he'll make an announcement on tuesday. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. across the ethnic divide in malaysia's election, we meet the malay candidate standing for the traditionally chinese party. and the first lady of the united states announces a new initiative. melania trump urges adults and children to ‘be best‘. it's 8am in singapore, 1:00 in london and 2pm in hawaii where an active volcano is posing an added danger to the residents on big island. 35 buildings have now been destroyed by the wave of molten lava with hundreds more in danger. but officials have told the bbc they're most worried about a plant holding 27,000 litres of a highly flammable liquid, which they're desperately trying to move to safety.. james cook has the latest. fountains of lava, bursting from one of the world's most active volcanoes. kilauea has been erupting constantly for more than 30 years, but not like this. de

the latest headlines: the threat from hawaii's kilauea volcano continues.nger of toxic gases. a warning to tehran — america's secretary of state vows to impose "the strongest sanctions in history" on iran. let's return to our top story. einat lev is a volcanologist. she is an assistant research professor at the lamont—doherty earth observatory at columbia university. she has been helping officials monitor and track lava flows and shejoins us from hilo, hawaii. we know you have been tracking this at times probably a little too closely and we will get to that in a moment what i want to start really with your assessment. are you most worried about at the moment? are the biggest danger is right now? the biggest danger is right now? the biggest dangers are presenting at three locations from my assessment. 0ne three locations from my assessment. one is the area where the love is entering the ocean, that causes a lot of steam and chemical reactions, sulphur wreck acid that is going into the air with a lot of particles that anyone should go there, it is a high leve

and mayor gavin newsom, heent to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> let's open up the weather window. hi again, everybody. all seven days of forecast because we have wild temperature swings and starts with high and low clouds by a sea breeze and a weak cold front. and that's going to eventually push all the way out of here and leave us with the mostly sunny afternoon and a break from the heat. sea breeze comes back with more moisture infused into it tonight so more drizzle is possible around the coast and the east bay hills. we get breaks from the heat but it is coming back this weekend.

two sisters with the devastation in hawaii. been called a sham by the us after voting irregularities, and washington is aiming new economic sanctions at the country in protest. more than a dozen nations are recalling their ambassadors to venezuela, after a controversial campaign in which some of mr maduro's rivals were barred from running. all this as the country is ravaged by economic despair. the bbc‘s katy watson reports on what's next for venezuelans. goodbyes are never easy. but if you don't know when the next hello will be, it's all the more painful. claudia is on her way to chile with her husband and sister, leaving their parents behind. translation: our family understands. they know it is for a better future and they support us 100%. but it is still hard. across the road, chreison and his cousin do not know where they are going and they don't care. they just want to leave. but all tickets to the border are sold out. i asked him how he feels about mr maduro's victory. translaton: mr maduro won yesterday and we are leavin

the volcano isn't the only thing causing a hazard in hawaii. the uss arizona memorial in pearl harbor is closed in definitely now. the memorial over the sunken battleship had been closed for repairs but over the weekend, military officials said there are cracks in the structure. the cracks showed that structure over the water is not being properly supported. they are trying to figure out how to fix the damage and make the memorial safe again for visitors. >>> our time is now 4:16. let's check your weather. expected some hot weather. steve is right here. >> yeah, but it's been a very cool month. it really has. last may, at last year it was very, very warm. there were many days in 90. this may be one of the you where some inland areas will get to 90 degrees. today will be the warmest day by far. your mom -- your warmest forecast, high pressure aloft. there's a little bit of patchy fog on the san mateo coast. it's very -- if they are on highway 1. this, though, as we talked about, it looks to be the peak of the week. this time of year, it doesn't

in hawaii. civil defense officials issuing a condition red health alert day t to high levels of sulfur dioxide after the erupting kilauea volcano. officials say it poses an immediate danger to anyone nearby. the eruptions opened up two dozen fiessures. 2/3 of the hawaii volcano park remains closed due to the rock and ash spewing. more now from cnn's scott mcclain in hawaii. >> reporter: dave and christine, there have been 20 fissures opening up on the bottom side of the kilauea volcano. they are destroying everything in its path. this used to be a house. it is unrecognizable. you see the gas spewing. that is sulfur dioxide. in low concentrations it can be an irritant. it can be dangerous in higher concentrations. people are trying to get hands on face masks or gas masks. the best thing to do is stay inside with the windows shut. the recent fissures were active overnight. they continue to spew lava high in the air. the other problem for officials is a lot of people don't want to leave their homes