. >>> hawaii's kilauea volcano is once again putting on quite a show. the volcano, one of the world's most active, usually erupts from just one crater. but now, two are firing. kilauea has been firing continuously since 1983. >>> now, for a look at morning road conditions. the roads around seattle and spokane could be slick with a rain/snow mix. wet roads are possible in the mississippi and ohio valleys. orlando and daytona will start to get rain and winds from the approaching hurricane. >> and the only airport delay today is predictably, because of sandy, there in miami. >>> back to the news this morning. an upscale new york city neighborhood is in shock this morning. police say two small children were stabbed to death by their nanny who then turned the knife on herself. >>nd it was the children's own mother who walked in on that bloody scene, just steps from central park. abc's brandi hitt has the details. >> reporter: a new york city mom came home to find the unimaginable. her two children had been stabbed to death in their upper west side apartment,

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. >>> the so-called lava lake inside the top of the kilauea volcano in hawaii is running very high right now with the level rising in the giant vent there in the top. it is within at least a 100 feet of the rim. the whole mountain top continues to expand and move there. it is wild there, it has been active since 2008. now it will be wild in the skies for the next couple of nights. and some folks in the san francisco bay area got a spectacular preview last night with a large meteor streaking across the sky. the shower happens every october, right now, just like clock work as the earth passes through the trail of the old haley's comet. >>> during the adult lives of most of our viewers there has always been times and news week at the checkout. now there is only time. "newsweek" is going away in 2013. at least the print version it was always the upstart, going against the conventional wisdom of time. "newsweek" took more chances, more edgy, risky, a great time for artists and writers when "the washington post" owned it. now it has gone the way of so much of print and will live only on the we

. >>> one of the world's most active volcanos, kilauea, in hawaii, now continuing to rise, providing us with a spectacular new show, the lava numbers continuing to rise spilling over the side. >>> we reported last night about the new highway in texas, with the highest speed limit in the land, didn't take long for the first wreck, single car rollover, resulting in minor injuries, not known if speed was a factor. there were three instances of vehicles hitting wildlife on the highway, but the sheriff says that was more common. >>> this photo appeared around the country a week ago, emotional and inspiring, showing 93-year-old frank tanabe, a japanese-american world war ii veteran, filling out the application to vote on his death bed. he passed away yesterday, surrounded by family under care in honolulu. his family said he was determined to vote as one last act of being a patriot. >>> up next here tonight, what is old is new again, people turning to the skills of the past for a happier future. >>> protestors mark a dubious occupy anniversary in oakland. and going to washington, d.c. to fi

he most active volcano in hawaii right now is kilauea, and today the u.s.cal survey gave us an incredible look inside. its geologists got close enough hoot thi this video of a lake of lava. this is a lake that burns at degree2,000 degrees and it's flowing at the highest levels ever recorded. they wear flight suits and head scarves. meet the women who will defend afghanistan when we come back. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. just begin with america's favorite soups. bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf. go to campbellskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifical

while on the subject of awesome video, i have something else to show you, the kilauea vol cany in hawaiihe crater is now at its highest levels since it began. i don't know if someone was manning the camera or how they got so close because that is hot stuff. anyway, some nice pictures for you out of hawaii. s to choose from? your ford dealer. who's offering a rebate? your ford dealer. who has the low price tire guarantee... affording peace of mind to anyone who might be in the market for a new set of res? your ford dealer. i'm beginning to sense a pattern. buy four select tires, get a $60 rebate. use the ford service credit credit card, get $60 more. that's up to $120. where did you get that sweater vest? your ford dealer. i have a cold... i took dayquil, but i still have a runny nose. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't work on runny noses. what? [ male announcer ] it doesn't have an antihistamine. really? [ male announcer ] really. alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a fast acting antihistamine to relieve your runny nose. [ sighs ] thank y

kilauea on hawaii. the lava rose within 100 feet of the volcano's vent.f this trend continues, the lava will eventually spill out. there's been no mention of an imminent eruption. >> pretty spectacular sight. we have a little activity here when we talk about the weather. let's check in with tom. >> good morning. >>> roadways are still wet from overnight downpours. moderate to heavy rain stretching from fredericksburg just east of charlottesville. this is going to be moving just southeast of washington over the next half hour to hour. otherwise, a few scattered light sprinkle then. alexandria by 8:00 a.m., maybe a passing shower. by noontime, ought to be in the 60s with sunshine breaking out. ought to be the story hour by hour. reaching mid-70s by midafternoon with increasing sunshine clearing out tonight. a look at the next seven days in ten minutes. joe fox, how's the traffic now? >> good morning. it's really rough out there. >>> the inner loop of the beltway is closed at old georgetown road. once again, take 270 northbound, democracy, and old georgetown

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ this is the kilauea volcano. >>> some amazing pictures comingg. take a look. it's the kileaua volcano. right now the summit a lava lake has formed and reached the highest level since it's been opened about four years ago. the level rises and falls but right now it's just 150 feet below the opening. the scientists say it could mean another eruption is imminent. >> oh, boy. yeah. hope it stays right there, though. but it's cool to look at. >> oh, yeah. >>> a pregnant woman was kicked off a seattle bus this week because her sick child's diaper was too smelly. this happened on tuesday. nicole was using public transit to take her 1-year-old son who was sick to the doctor but after only a few stops the bus driver ordered her and her son to get off. >> and right after that she told me that i needed to get off the bus. i said why is that? she said, your baby smells really bad. and it's not fair that we all have to smell that. >> nicole had to walk a half mile to take her son to a clinic. it turns out he had a stomach flu. after filing a complaint with t

very active kilauea volcano.urging lava is reaching record levels and scientists say it could spill over at any time. right now, it's about 100 feet from the rim. if it continues rising and hits 60 feet, the lava will be visible from the observation deck at hawaii volcano's national park. >>> of course, this makes everybody think of -- you said it. magma. >> hey, robin. >> we love robin. >> robin is doing it at home, we know that, right? thanks, bianna. >>> now, to new outrage, over school bus drivers caught on camera running red lights. and racking up hundreds of dangerous violations. the buses, full of kids, looking like they're in the middle of a high-speed chase. abc's jim avila has the latest. jim? >> reporter: good morning, amy. some wild rides for schoolchildren, caught on red light cameras, cameras originally installed to slow all drivers in school zones found hundreds of yellow bus violators. this school bus is about to blow the red light. one of hundreds caught on tape in baltimore by stoplight and spee

the last time spilled from kilauea was 1982 and 1974 before that.y said the eruption will not end anytime soon so. bill: see it at night from a mile away. there is new fallout from the state department e-mail own the benghazi attack. charles krauthamer on "special report" comparing libya to watergate and slamming the mainstream media coverage of the story. first here is charles on that. >> this is really a journal listic scandal. the fact there was not a word about any of this in "the times" and the post today. bill: today's another day. steve hayes, senior writer, "weekly standard.". >> good morning, bill. bill: let the record show, "new york times" today, page a of-6. e-mails offer a chrims glimpse of what news. the post, a-9, militant group night of libya attack. yesterday was there anything in those papers? >> i woke up first thing because the story broke the night before at about 9:30. we had some of it at fox. cbs done a story on it. i spent the better part of the day following what was happening on "the washington post" website, on "the new y

kilauea erupting in two separate craters creating a rare lava pool during the hawaii stroll cain know's national park. no structures are threatened and this volume came know is not any stranger to eruptions. the lava is rising from the crater's floor promising to be quite a sight when it reaches to the surface. jenna: very cool. less than two weeks to go until election day. there is lot of talk about the presidential race we need to make sure we continue to watch what's happening in balance of power in the house. republicans hold the edge there, 240 seats. democrats 190. there is lot of speculation who will control the house going forward. right now the crystal ball finally says that they believe it is going to remain in republican hand. they're going to retain the house. kyle condit, political analyst from university of center for politics behind the crystal ball. kyle, why the confidence republicans will maintain the majority? >> so for many months now it looked like democrats would look up somewhere in the mid-single digits in house seats. that really hasn't changed all that much now

in hawaii, the word kilauea means spewing.s 150 feet below the volcano's crater. pictures look cool but it's pretty scary. >> that stuff is like 2,000 degrees carol. you don't want to touch it or get too close. it will bake a pizza up in no time, that's for sure. this is the stuff you see in movies. this is the steam of the volcano that from time to time will erupt on the side and actually spew lava into the ocean. that's the view from up top. what's going on here, first of all, within this volcano at the very top is a crater, okay. and there's an observatory up there. from about a mile away from where this is all happening, the people could actually hear the pop, the rattle and the roll of this eruption happening. now, the surface of the lava has actually come up and it's only 150 feet from the bottom of that crater. if it comes up even more, it will start overtopping that and building up on that. they don't think that's going to happen for a couple of reasons. these guys out there are very, very smart. let's go over the geog

it is the volcano kilauea. and with its every eruption, hawaii is born anew. man: you've got red-hot molten lava shooting up in the air a thousand feet.