>> i haven't slept for days. >> reporter: and herschel's home?>> reporter: spared. >> still here. >> reporter: for now. and just a few hundred yards from there, down a grassy patch, that fissure roaring and belching molten rock. and those explosions of gas and rock sending those boulders hundreds of feet in the air, but you can also see the shockwaves and the heat just radiating off the plain right there. >> reporter: that show of force the latest since kilauea, one of six active volcanoes in the state, erupted less than two weeks ago. the lava reaching temperatures of nearly 2,000 degrees fahrenheit, so hot it could melt gold. take a look at this time lapse video of a mustang bursting into flames as it's consumed. and tonight, growing concern about a potential massive steam explosion at the summit of kilauea. the lava lake there dropping more than 1,000 feet out of sight. scientists worry that if it drops below the water table and rock falls create a blockage steam bottled up by water and lava could build up enough pressure to send car-size boul

the great herschel walker. what an amazing guy. thanks, herschel. finally three-time gold medallist in beach volleyball, i've watched her mostly on television, misty may traynor. incredible talent. and you know, we have bill belichick, also working already with the team. she's one of the great coaches ever without question. he's my friend. we have the wake forest ncaa championship tennis team here. where are they? look at these guys.one of them 6'11." i assume he has a very, very powerful serve and patrick is back there. but congratulations. that's a tremendous achievement. they have won about everything in tennis. they're fantastic. we have a beautiful tennis court if you want to practice, okay? any time. wake forest. a man that went to wake forest named arnold palmer. not a bad golfer. right? not a bad golfer. he was something special. the demon deacons tennis team. thank you very much. great you'here congratulations. all of these titans of sport know that many of life's most valuable lessons are learned on the field of competition. they're young

last week we met retired electrical engineer herschel hood.was returning to his evacuated neighborhood. >> still here. >> reporter: but today herschel tells us that latest fissure decimated his home. >> i hope someday we can get pack to that piece of land because it will still be there underneath all that lava. >> reporter: the county says there are at least six active fissures right now. they're volcanic vents that spew lava. authorities are warning island residents about a steam release containing laze, a toxic cloud of hydrochloric acid and glass crystals caused by the piping-hot lava mixing with seawater. for that reason officials have cut off access to coastal areas where the laze poses a threat. you can see what this wind is doing, kicking up all of this steam and sulfur dioxide. that's hazard does to breathe. there are multiple more times of it in the air than a couple of days ago pumped into the air by the massive cauldron of lava behind me. today that 22nd fissure continuing to erupt for the third consecutive day, piling up lava right

herschel hale drove off again before they detained him. per procedure, the rookie officer who fired the shots should have had his body camera on at the time, but it was on activated. that officer could face charges because it is against the department's use of force policy to fire at a moving vehicle. >> disturbing video shows a canine police dog attacking a person who was pulled over by deputies in castro valley this morning. abc7 news reporter kate larson is live in the east bay with the story. kate? >> reporter: well, dan, you're going hear from josh phillips here in just a moment. he tells me he complied with alameida county sheriff's department the minute he pulled over. he still ended up getting mauled by a dog. it was shot by his friend. he was pulled over around 2:00 this morning in castro valley for driving under the flunls. then all of a sudden the canine officer jumps out of his squad car. >> oh, hey! [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the video shows the dog biting down on phillips while he screams in pain on the sidewalk as deputies try

. >> the arrest of 21-year-old, herschel -- reviewed in a town hall meeting. >> always a concern when an officers are assaulted. always a concern. >> the chief, showing photos of a damaged police suv, hit by hail's fleeing car, about mid way through the encounter. >> what we have been facing lately is an epidemic in car boostings,. >> officers on patrol heard an alarm blaring, saw broken glass, and two men slipping away. one was caught on the spot. but hail took off running and an officer chased him. the second location is where hail climbs into a hyundai and police say drives toward an arriving patrol car, and toward an officer on the street. the officer can be seen running to get out of the way. it's at this point, the original foot chase officer fires two shots. one hitting hail's bumper as he takes off, driving toward civic center. >> this is outside of the policy, what occurred here. >> london notes officers aren't allowed to fire in a moving vehicle. another issue, the body camera video, comes from two officers on sat en, but not the one who fired his weapon. his camera wasn't a

herschel hale drove off again before they detained him.ed the shots should have had his body camera on at the time, but it was on activated. that officer could face charges because it is against the department's use of force policy to fire at a moving vehicle. >> disturbing video shows a canine police dog attacking a person who was pulled over by deputies in castro valley this morning. abc7 news reporter kate larson is live in the east bay with the story. kate? >> reporter: well, dan, you're going hear from josh phillips here in just a moment. he tells me he complied with alameida county sheriff's department the minute he pulled over. he still ended up getting mauled by a dog. it was shot by his friend. he was pulled over around 2:00 this morning in castro valley for driving under the flunls. then all of a sudden the canine officer jumps out of his squad car. >> oh, hey! [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the video shows the dog biting down on phillips while he screams in pain on the sidewalk as deputies try to pull the dog off. the alameida county s

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herschel hood laos more than just his house. we have two cats. they wouldn't leave. so i dead goodbye to them. and everything else. >> reporter: a spectacular display of nature's power in the air, on the ground, and now out at sea. even from a safe distance away from this massive fissure, we can certainly feel its heat and its power. in local communities, this is what they're worried about, the lava bombs shooting into the air and destroying homes, as you've also seen, causing injuries. meanwhile, this lava field is feeding right into the ocean where they're worried than toxic air. frances, back to you. . that is just an unreal image, miguel. thanks. >>> a handful of republican lawmakers in the house of representatives is calling for a second special counsel to be appointed today. they're set to introduce a resolution claiming, quote, misconduct at the highest level of the doj and fbi, demanding the investigation of the fbi over the alleged surveillance of donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. as they continue to call for the end of robert mueller's russia inves

. >> reporter: herschel hood tired to convince his neighbor to leave with him >> he just refuses to go. i've been to his house twice today and he won't leave >> reporter: this part of the island has seen some major lava flows before. this one happened in 1955, it went all the way to the ocean. that smoke back there is where the new eruption is. kilauea is the youngest and most active volcano on the big island. and just a few miles from the current lava flow, at a community meeting, authorities tried to explain unpredictability of the volcanic cracks. >> all of a sudden one opened up, steam started coming out and the red lava. that's how fast it was happening. >> reporter: talmadge magno, administrator for hawaii county civil defense says at least six active fissures have opened up so far. >> you know we're starting to see a pattern-- a kind of a line >> reporter: and it could continue happening? >> yes. >> reporter: and we really don't know how long? >> yes, that's, you know, that's the sad part about-- it could be happening for a long time or mysteriously it could just end. >> reporte

we drove through that haze with resident herschel hood. some of the roads impassable. these plants haven't been burned. it's the fumes that have killed them over the past ten days of continuous expose sure to this gas. at least five new eruptions since saturday rattling some 400 residents who stayed. literally taking your house? >> oh, yeah. every five seconds. boom, boom! >> reporter: barely a half mile away -- those explosions of gas and rock sending those boulders hundreds of feet in the air. but you can see the shock waves and the heat just radiating off the plain right there. much of that lava flowing from kilauea. the lava is starting to hit the water table, triggering an explosive eruption, which could blast rock and boulders for miles around. >> let's get back to matt tonight. the national weather service issuing a warning about that ash? >> reporter: that's right, david. they're warning that the ash and gas that is building up across the entire sky right now is hazardous. they are warning people who live nearby to avoid exposure to the outdoors. now, those vol

please arrested herschel hale and maurice jones this morning. and officer fired shots at the two suspects during a automobile burglary investigation in the fillmore district. no one was hit. lease at one point a suspect rammed a patrol car. -- police say at one point a suspect rammed a patrol car. >>> we have details on new spending and saving in the budget. >> governor brown's revision includes a budget surplus of more than $8 billion. the state did not anticipate this in january. the question is what to do with it. governor brown said most of it should be saved. >> i wanted to start off and introduce the newest member of our team. >> reporter: governor jerry brown appeared with his wife and their dog before presenting their final budget in his career for terms as governor spanning more than four decades. >> -- >> reporter: the proposal included a budget surplus of more than $8 billion. that is a far cry from the $25 billion deficit california had when he took office in 2011. fridays proposal would limit new spending. about $4 billion would go

. >> the arrest of 21-year-old, herschel of antioch reviewed in a town hall meeting. >> it's always a concern when officers are assaulted. that's always a concern. >> the chief, showing photos of a damaged police suv, hit by hail's fleeing car, mid way through the encounter. >> what we've been facing lately is an epidemic in car burglaries, cars broken into. >> officers on patrol heard an alarm blearing, saw broken glass, and two men slipping away. one was caught on the spot, but hail took off running and an officer chased him. the second location is where hail climbs into a hyundai. and toward an officer on the street. the officer can be seen running to get out of the way. the original foot chase officer fires two shots. one hitting hail's bumper, as he takes off driving toward civic center. london, supervisor for the district notes officers aren't allowed to fire in a moving vehicle. and this video from the officer who dodged being run over shows his weapon drawn. he is ordering hail to stop, but he does not fire. the officer who did has less than a year on the force. a police commi

. >> herschel walker, former heisman trophy winner says he doesn't get it.sten. >> well, i support the policy that i don't understand the policy. the reason why is first of all, the nfl made a deal with the military that everyone would be on the field standing. now we are going to put people in the locker room. some owners said they have to pay a fine. what is the policy? that's where they miss the mark. >> your thoughts on his day? >> i think whatever you make of the actual issue, what issue, producing players have a right to protest or whether they should be standing. there's no question the nfl has bundled its rollout a little bit. largely due to the fact the nfl is in sort of panic mode right now. they have been a cultural juggernaut for decades, making money hand over fist. the biggest name is forthcoming biggest thing on tv and now all of a sudden they are beset on all sides with the scandals, bad news declining viewership commit fewer kids playing youth football are the superstars, trade you a shot of the game and an ongoing scandal of concussions in

investigators say another suspect, herschel hale got into a car and crashed into two police cars. that's where the shooting took place. hale drove off again before officers arrested him at civic center plaza. >>> a palo alto pastor resigned after several disturbing tweets brought to the attention of the city council. associate pastor gregory stephens at first baptist church took several shots at older people, the police and palo alto itself. his tweets shocked city hall. >> i think as a parent you would not want your kids to be in that congregation singing or interacting with the associate pastor. >> he could have made that critique in different language. maybe it would have been hospitable for at least some people. >> the senior pastor says stephens was frustrated partly because of a struggle between the church leasing to outside tenants. >>> new developments in the future of a long-time san francisco mcdonald's. neighbors are clashing over what should happen to it. >>> another crowd funding tech startup shuts down. backers are planning to file a class action lawsuit. >>> you're

it was 90-year-old herschel mcgriff competing in an official nascar-sanctioned event...put the pedal to the metal in two races at the k-&-n pro series... nascar has no maximum age rule, but requires drivers to pass a physical... mcgriff was a nascar driver in his youth and won four races in 1954... now he made history with his latest performance... becoming the oldest driver ever to compete in a nascar-sanctioned event. (vicki) it's a story we've been following since the beginning... a little girl attacked by the neighbors pit bull and was left without any ears...(grant) and the family's insurance would not cover the cost for prosthetic ears calling it a "cosmetic" issue... but with a pancake fundraiser and lots of support from her community, reporter d-j manou explains the little girl is well on her way to getting what she lost... it's been a long recovery for arial harrison. it's been a little over a year since the little girl was attacked violently by a dog in cass county. the attack left her without her ears. scars remain on her face and her head wrapped to protect t

police arrested 21-year-old herschel hale and 23-year-old maurice jones early this morning. police say an officer fired shots at the two suspects during an auto burglary investigation near geary and steiner in the fillmore district. no one was hit. but police say at one point, one of the suspects rammed a police car. >>> the debate over san francisco's sanctuary city status is stirring up new controversy tonight. as christien kafton tells us, angela alioto wants to make sure convicted felons don't benefit from the city's sanctuary laws. >>> reporter: san francisco's sanctuary status has put it on the forefront of the nation's debate on immigration. now one san francisco mayoral candidate is looking to take the idea to the voters. angela alioto says she wrote the city's original sanctuary rules. but she says over the years, the rules have changed and the way they stand now, she says convicted felons benefit from the city's policy. >> i have gone all over the city in the last five months and we talk about the sanctuary law and the fact that felons are included in the sanctuary

johnny damon, mariano rivera, former football star herschel walker.all star misty may-treanor. let's get back to what is no doubt in the back if not the front of president trump's mind, that's the situation with china. it is, peers there is a split now for the administration, calling it team mnuchin, team wilbur ross. on wilbur ross's team are the hawks, robert lighthizer and peter navarro, and on mnuchin's team, larry kudlow or more free traders. who is in the lead in controlling this situation? i think who in the lead right now, liz, is the u.s. intelligence community. they're providing the intelligence information to all teams, including the president, about chinese strategy and what the chinese are up to. the message from the intelligence community has been caution and the need to really restructure the chinese economy. if things continue on the present path, the chinese are going to be number one in the world in x number of years and looking back on 2018 asking why were we watching kim kardashian? we should have been paying attention to china. i

police say last friday 21-year-old herschel hill drove his car toward an officer and another officerce at the car. no one was hit by the bullets but police were trying to chase downhill after an alleged car burglary. here is what chief bill scott said about the officer not turning on his body camera. >> so we're a year into this and we haven't gotten it perfect yet. there is a time that it could have been on and they weren't. there have been disciplinary action taken. >> we'll take discipline action before people really start understanding it but you have to understand they're in the moment. >> now this investigation is ongoing. >>> now to a frightening ordeal for a woman getting gas in the east bay. two people threatened to kill her if she didn't give them money at a shell gas station on san pablo and hercules and a car pulled up alongside her and the male driver pulled out a gun and demanded money. >> that happened -- and i told my girls, no, cover your head. go down. cover your head. >> the thieves didn't get away with the cash. the man with the female passenger sped off in a 1997

oz and football great herschel walker. others include rivera.or and actor lowe ferrigno encouraging kids to take up sports. by the way, i want our viewers to know oftentimes when i read the headlines it's the first time i'm seeing them so i'm very lucky -- ed: look at her off camera and rolling her eyes. pete: belichick. abby: we have been waiting for spring. we are now in summer. what happened? rick: what do you think? did you like it. 92-degree weather. crazy hot and humid. the east coast finally getting break from the heat we had this week. a lot of days over three days in a row of record breaking temperatures first heat wave of the season a little too early. fronts changed things moving off to the east behind it much cooler and comfortable air in here. few more showers. a little bit of cloud cover today. showers move back in tomorrow and cooler back into the lower 60's. walch this system down here across parts of florida. don't see we will see any tropical development. hurricane season starts in a month. get ready for that we can see develop

herschel walker, appreciate your time. it was amazon and now google and apple l could be hit with new taxes to fight homelessness in california. is that really the best solution for that problem >>> plus we're putting the navy, marines and coast guard to the test on the plaza. the bone frog challenge, a real-deal obstacle course. i'm sweating. it's the obstacle course sweets cominsweatscoming up next. ♪ ♪ . >>> thank you guys for being here to much. how are you doing? >> i'm well. >> appreciate your name. and sergeant first class, in the army we shorten it all of the time and say sergeant. tell me about the 78th army band. >> the 78th army band is a reservist band of army reservist. e with dwe do our normal reservt service and it's a fantastic job. >> it's a great outfit. i've spent a lot of time at ft. dicks. it's great. i mobilized out of there twice. i know a lot of it. what does it mean to you to be able to play on behalf of the nation's army. >> one of the greatest thing is we get to serve our country through music, p

. >> reporter: on the ground, we joined herschel hood who fled but promised his neighbors he'd come backwater. we drove through that haze of sulfur dioxide which officials fear could threaten the 50,000 people that live on this side of the island. some of the roads we saw impassable. about 400 people remain hunkered down here including his friend alan. >> alan, i got water for you. >> reporter: as we unloaded the water for him he recounted how terrifying it had been. >> i thought my house would fall apart. >> literally shaking your house. >> oh yeah, every five seconds, boom, boom. >> when do you get some sleep? >> i haven't slept for days. >> reporter: still, like the others, he insisted on staying. but barely a thousand yards away those fissures sputtering. those explosions of gas and rock sending those boulders hundreds of feet in the air but you could also see the shock waves and the heat just radiating off the plain right there. a mandatory evacuation order remains in effect for the 2,000 residents of this part of the island. many of whom who have been out of their homes now for nea

designate the medical center of the department of veterans affairs in huntington, west virginia, as the herschel "woody" williams v.a. medical certainty. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, gentleman from tennessee, mr. roe, and the gentleman from minnesota, mr. walz, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and tend their remarks and add extraneous material. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roe: thank you. i rise today in support of h.r. 3663, to designate the medical center of the department of veterans affairs in huntington, west virginia, as the hershel "woody" williams v.a. medical center. this bill is sponsored by my friend and colleague, congressman evan jenkins, and i'm grateful to him for introducing this legislation in honor of an american hero. he enlisted in the marine c

. >>> to suspects behind bars now, and 20-year-old-year-old herschel hale and this man yesterday.uspect ran with -- rammed a police car. >>> alioto wants to put an initiative on the november ballot to exclude felons from sanctuary protection. her plan would allow police to report undocumented immigrants on suspicion of a felony or who had a previous felony conviction. she says over the years things have changed. >> i have gone all over them whenever we talk about the sanctuary law and the fact that felony dailies are included the public is outraged. >> they have all express opposition and alioto needs to collect for the 9400 signatures to get that measure on the november ballot. >>> the white house did not apologize for arizona senator john mccain. carrie sadler criticized him for saying that he will vote against president trump's nominee for cia director and added, it doesn't matter because he is dying anyway. white house official said that sadler meant it as a joke. mccain announced last year he had brain cancer. his daughter megan mccain said yesterday she doesn't understand ho