. >>> and dozens of homes destroyed and concerns of toxic gas as the kilauea volcano remains a threat in hawaii. we have stunning images there from kilauea. crazy stuff. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. monday, may 7th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. good morning as you get your week started. rudy giuliani generating startling new headlines in the defense of president trump. among them the new member of the trump legal team did not rule out the president taking the fifth as the special counsel russia investigation rolls on. >> are you confident the president will not take the fifth in this case? >> how can i ever be confident of that? when i'm facing a situation with the president and every lawyer in america thinks he would be a fool to testify. i have a client who wants to testify. he said it yesterday. you know, jay and i said, my go goodness. i hope we get a chance to tell him the risk he is taking. >> worth noting, the president said during the 2016 campaign only the mob takes the fifth. you don't do that if you're innocent. >> the presiden

i think you know the big broad shield volcanos are a central summit crater. kilauea is 2.2 miles. magna can come up and migrate down the harm zone. you get earthquakes with the volcanic activity. volcanic activity can cause the earthquakes. it can push on the sides of the volcanos. it can make the lava change paths. that plus the complex plumbing system in the risk zone is the unpredictable status. you can predict in short-term because the earthquakes we pick up with the monitors and it causes the ground to swell or e defla deflate. we gave the residents of leilani estates four days of warnings that something was coming. >> obviously, the images get our attention. can you talk about the toxic gasses and how big a concern they are and how long the folks could potentially be dealing with this situation. >> oh, the governor said this could go on for months in one location. basically, volcanos like kilauea with co2 and sulfur dioxide and sulfur dioxide in particular can react with particles in the air and create a health hazard. especially if you have a compromised respiratory. it is a

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. they want to stick it out and see what happens. police say that if the escape routes get blocked, they will be trapped and they are o

the kilauea volcano. kilauea volcano. the volcano has been active for two weeks. and hawaii officials are warning >>> take a look at this time lapse video of yesterday's eruption at the kilauea volcano. the volcano has been active for weeks and hawaii officials warn there could be larger more violent explosions to come. kpix 5's betty yu shows us this was the biggest eruption yet. >> reporter: you could hear the booms, eruptions from the summit, it shot ash and smoke 30,000 feet into the air. time lapse cameras at the gemini observatory captured the latest eruption that had emergency officials warning people to stay inside and "shelter in place." massive amounts of gas spewed from the summit. david begnaud took a helicopter tour over the sobering view this crater was first forming after one of the most violent explosions in 1959. >> you will sulfur dioxide that's coming up but also the lava floor dropped to the bott. om wewhere e the onarlyfloo r drop the crater is massive. it looks like it goes down for probably a mile. >> reporter: it looks vastly different than

let's get more on kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes.ke to carl kim, professor for urban planning. he specialises in the disaster management. i asked him how he is planning for this. i think it is important first to understand the science behind this. that we do know a lot about volcanoes. there are many different types of hazards and threats that have emerged in this volcano. it started with some cracks and events which opened up and then steam and gas started. and then lava began to emerge, and then after that some projectiles. it is a very complex, involving disaster. it is not like other types of disasters where there isa beginning, other types of disasters where there is a beginning, a middle, and an end, rather it is a kind of ongoing phenomenon. it is important to both understand the science and also the risks and hazards and threats close to people, to pets, and obviously we are very concerned about the first responders and emergency managers who have to work in harm's weight. exactly. you specialise in disaster management. manag

our top stories: the threat from hawaii's kilauea volcano continues.eople are told to stay indoors due to the danger of toxic gases. a warning to tehran — america's secretary of state vows to impose "the strongest sanctions in history" on iran. the inquiry into the deadly grenfell tower fire gets under way with harrowing testimony from relatives of the victims. at that moment, we felt like our hearts had a can. —— at that moment, we felt like our hearts had broken. and delving into the royal wedding album — official portraits of the happy couple on their big day have been released. we start in hawaii, where people are being warned to stay indoors with the windows closed to limit exposure to toxic gases as flows of molten rock have gathered pace. the kilauea volcano on the big island started erupting on may 3, but shows no signs of slowing. around 2,000 people have already left their homes. chris buckler is on the island. after erupting from beef beneath the ground of this island, lava has reached the ocean and to get here it has destroyed all in its pa

grant) more breaking news tonight...evacuations are underway on the big island after hawaii's kilauea volcanoerupts... spewing ash into a nearby neighborhood.(vicki) there is heavy smoke all over the area... you're looking at new video just into the newroom showing the ash just spewing out of the volcano.... people who live in the area describe what happened the moment the volcano joining us on volcano joining us on the phone now...doctor michael poland...he is a geophysicist with the u-s-g-s .... (grant) president trump's new legal counsel rudy giuliani is making waves in a new interview. his comments on multiple fronts - shed more light on both foreign and domestic issues - that the white house has not shared previously. on fox news, guiliani says the white house impressed kim jong un to release three prisoners. prompting white house press secretary sarah sanders being asked if giuliani was authorized to speak on foreign policy. giuliani also raised new questions over the $130,000 payment between trump attorney michael cohen and adult-film star stormy daniels. rudy giuliani, former new york

and all the time the kilauea volcano continues to threaten.as been the spectacular sight on the skyline. laugherspurting the spectacular sight on the skyline. laugher spurting into the air. you can hear it even from this distance. —— lava. their homes had been taken by the sheer force of the eruptions and. we have to be ready to go with our bags packed and our masks nearby. 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 a part of this island, so kilauea has a part of this island, so often promoted as a paradise, looking more like hell. chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. we'll have more from hawaii in just a few minutes. votes are big counted 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 g

the liquid rock and gas from hawaii's kilauea volcano wreaking destruction as it flows.ings and destroyed anything else in its path. thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes and it is not clear when they'll be able to go back. the lava flows that have destroyed the homes are down on the flank of the volcano. as for those folks, i think it is going to take a while before the activity stops, which it happened, by the way, it is still going on this afternoon. but onceit still going on this afternoon. but once it to stop it'll take a while before the authorities decide it to stop it'll take a while before the authorities decided to pay for them to come back. kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes in the world and is said to be in a constant state of eruption. but it is the scale of the explosive activity since last week that has devastated so since last week that has devastated so many. the cracks in the ground, known as fishes, and toxic gases in the air rightjust some of the other risk is that people now had to face. hawaii's governor wants president

and all the time the kilauea volcano continues to threaten.s, this has been the spectacular sight on the skyline. lava spurting into the air. you can hear it even from this distance. the people who live nearby have said at time homes have been shaken by the sheer force of the eruptions. we have to be ready to go with our bags packed and our masks nearby. 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. chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. chris is travelling with a national guard convoy which is monitoring the flow of lava and split was earlier from the island. just returned with the national guard from being on the island. down close to the ocean where the lover has now reached there is a wall of lava. there is only wait to describe it —— lava. a black mountain that covers the road and it remains extremely fiery. people will hav

i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore, the headlines: a lava flow from the kilauea volcano in hawaii reaches the coast — prompting warnings of a toxic gas cloud. lava spurting into the air and you can hear it even from this distance. people who live nearby say at times their homes have been shaken by the sheer force of the eruptions. back from the brink of a costly trade war — the us and china agree not to impose new tariffs on each other‘s goods. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: the polls have closed in venezuela's presidential election where the opposition accuses the government of intimidating voters. cheering and applause the royal family thank the public for their support after thousands lined the streets of windsor to see the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 2pm in hawaii, where the erupting mount kilauea volcano is posing a new threat to local residents. lava is seeping into the ocean releasing toxic gases including hydrochloric acid steam known as laze. more people are being urged to leave their homes

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

the headlines: hawaii's mount kilauea volcano explodes, sending ash soaring into the sky. residents have been told to seek shelter. donald trump tries to put his summit with kim jong—un back on track by reassuring north korea. if we make a deal, i think kim jong—un is going to be very, very happy. jong—un is going to be very, very happy- i jong—un is going to be very, very happy. i really believe he is going to be very happy. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: one year into robert mueller‘s investigation into russia meddling into the us presidential election, many questions remain unanswered. and, with one day to go before the royal wedding, the world's press is weathering in windsor. there really isa weathering in windsor. there really is a sense, with all the world waiting, that we are waiting for things to begin. it's 7am in singapore and 1:00 in the afternoon in hawaii where the kilauea volcano has begun spitting out ash nine kilometres into the air. scientists say this could be the first of a violent string of explosions in the crater. residents of the

from the summit of the kilauea volcano. this gigantic ash plume rose 30- thousand feet in the air yesterday... the biggest so far. >>> people in hawaii are bracing for another massive eruption from kilauea volcano. this plume rose 30,000 feet in the air yesterday. the biggest so far. and the fear is sulfur dioxide in the air which can cause some breathing problems. >> can't force 'em. we are highly recommending for your safety and the safety of first responders to please evacuate. >> and from the helicopter, the sulfur dioxide gas can be seen next to these fissures in the earth. the brown vegetation is a sign that it's killing the plants. officials stress that while visitors and residents should clear out close to the volcano, the rest of the island is open for business. >>> san francisco international airport will be closing the airtrain overnight while crews build the new hyatt hotel. officials say the airtrain which connects the airport to bart will stop running between 8 p.m. and 5 p.m. but a shuttle bus will be availab

structures destroyed around the kilauea volcano on the big island. david ige says lava is unpredictable and told us why toxic gasses being emitted are more dangerous than usual. >> typically an eruption occurs miles away from residents. the toxic gasses have lots of time to escape. these fissures are in the middle of the subdivision and 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 mort monito activity and really be prepared to evacuate if something should change or the status of the volcano should change. >> the governor says homeowners with fire insurance should be covered if their homes are destroyed by lava. the good news, officials say, volcanic activity has eased for now. >>> ahead, lebron james and the cavs swept away the raptors. it cannot unmatch the joy felt by the washington capitols fans. lindsay czarniak tells us how long it has been for the caps next in the "bleacher

. >> the neighborhood is on the 25 miles from the kilauea volcano. scientists say they have no way of knowing how long this eruption will last. >> here's a video showing lava from space. the video was taken from a government satellite last night. so far, all of the activity has had little effect on flights to and from hawaii. alaska airlines is offering passengers assistance if necessary, hawaiian airlines is offering changes in flights >>we are starting with some high clouds, mid to high level clouds. a beautiful shot from photo journalist chris out of sausalito bay. here's a look above those clouds. you can see it's a relatively low cloud deck. temperatures in the 50s pretty much area wide. so your weather headlines, low clouds do return. the weekend will be dry but a little cooler and more sunshine is expected for sunday than today. today will be a little more gray in terms of the two days of this weekend. here's a look at our micro climate forecast. filtered sunshine for today. temperatures in the upper 70s today. a little cooler, 73 but more sun

but kilauea volcano is erupts much so, it's a shield volcano. and, the shield builds up by these fluid lava flows that placed ontop of eachother. and, because of it's weight, the southside of the island is sliding towards the sea. very slowly. videos tweets...>heard from to school. we've sending their kids to school. we've heard from videos tweets...>videos

and all the time the kilauea volcano continues to threaten.he spectacular sight on the skyline. lava spurting into the air. you can hear it even from this distance. the people who live nearby have said at time homes have been shaken by the sheer force of the eruptions. we have to be ready to go with our bags packed and our masks nearby. 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. chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. let's take a look at some 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 ha

homes in hawaii as molten lava continues to pour from the ground following the eruption of the kilauea volcanollo and welcome to the programme. prince harry and meghan markle have been celebrating with 200 close friends and family at a private reception in windsor following their wedding on saturday. harry drove his bride to the party in an e—type jag, with a number plate bearing the date of their nuptials. live coverage of the wedding ceremony at st george's chapel was beamed across the globe. the couple will now been known as the duke and duchess of sussex. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell with all the key moments. on a day which could scarcely have been better, an american bride came to windsor castle for a very british occasion. in sparkling sunshine, huge crowds lining the long walk watched and cheered as the motorcade brought meghan markle to her wedding. in the car, meghan and her mother, doria ragland. within the castle grounds, the groom, harry, and best man william, dressed in the frockcoat uniforms of their former regiment, the blues and royals, had walked down to st

all who live near kilauea cannot ignore the volcano.ou can hear the fissures, explosions all—night and all day. we have had about 100 of cakes —— 100 earthquakes today. the biggest so far was 6.9. this is a spectacular landscape beneath these great as it continues to be shaped. —— beneath these waitress. nobody can be sure that the many breast to the courts will be answered as kilauea still erupts. i spoke to chris earlier. people are being stopped from getting close to their homes. it is clear that this is for their own safety. having just gone in, we took a look at the destruction there. it is immense. on streets were people live you can see mailboxes. all of a sudden, the road is completely destroyed. cracks and the world that are very deep and wide. beyond that, just that the flow of lava, it has completely ruined all of the land. the big concern is about the gas and esteem thatis concern is about the gas and esteem that is merging up from beneath the surface. that is why people are being encouraged to leave their homes, it is toxic

all who live near kilauea know they cannot ignore the volcano.e fissures, the explosions all night and all day. lately, we have had about 100 earthquakes a day. the biggest was 6.9. this is a spectacular landscape but beneath these craters it is continuing to be shaped, and with kilauea still erupting no one can be sure that the many prayers to the gods will be answered. chris buckler, big island, hawaii. a little earlier, 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

evacuations, near the kilauea volcano. that brings the number of active fissures in the region to 17. as c-b-s news' carter evans reports... some experts are predicting another big eruption. eruptions follow >>> another fissure has opened up in the kilauea volcano, bringing the number of active phishers to 17. some experts are predicting a big corruption. >> reporter: the new eruptions follow the same path of destruction along the eastern rift of the volcano. lava was flowing saturday when a 16th fissure spontaneously opened up after two days with no activity but this time they are in a sparsely populated area. we had to hike to see this latest fissure. you can see steam and gas blowing in the area and you can hear it venting. it sounds like something that is breathing over there almost. by nightfall there were flames and an orange glow from the lava coming to the surface. >> it's more vulnerable, definitely. the activity is creeping closer to the area and possibly will shut off all the roads. >> reporter: there is still c

kilauea volcano. state officials say ro >>> more people on the big island of hawaii are advised to evacuate because of approaching lava from the kilauea volcano. roughly 2500 people have had to move out of their homes since major eruptions began earlier this month. authorities say lava from kilauea has already destroyed at least 75 homes. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." gayle king, who i haven't talked to in a very long time, it seems like, joins us now from new york. it's so good to see you! >> michelle, i was thinking that contact same thing. you bet me to it. i was thinking, god, i haven't seen you in so long! it's good to see you, michelle, my belle. ahead this is what we are starting with today. we are in hawaii where tensions are boiling over as unstoppable lava threatens to trap people in their homes. what led one neighbor to pull a gun on another. it was very intense. plus a young boy who hugged the president, i love this picture, hugged the president i

no volcanic activity this morning at the kilauea volcano in hawaii. entists are warning of explosive of biblical eruption. the volume cacano could send toh in the sky. the volcano national park is closed indefinitely. the toxic gas is released which can cause asthma attacks and other respiratory problems. >>> more than two-thirds of flight attendants say they have been sexually harassed by passengers. 68% claim they experienced verbal sexual harassment with more than one-third occurring within the past year in the midst of the me too movement. 18% say they have been physically harassed in the last year. groping, grabbing, slapping. the head of the union says the industry is steeped in a sexist past. >>> "town & country" magazine apologizing to monica lewinsky after she was disinvited to the convention because bill clinton was invited. >> she wrote dear world, don't invite me to an event about social change and after i accepted, uninvite me because bill clinton then decided to attend/was invited. it is 2018. emily post would not approve. the magazine ap

we also want to show you a closer look at where the kilauea volcano is. here's hawaii here, kilauea volcano here. on the other end of the violent island is kona. the whi which is a hot spot for tourists. and tourism is down these last few weeks. the a big chunk of hawaii's tourism comes from this area. >> reporter: sfo has two flights daley fr daily from the big island. but there's one thing that separates that event, and that is the concern over toxic gas. kilauea crackled again thursday morning with a visual on hawaii's big island. >> there was a short-lived explosion but a pretty powerful one. put a cloud up to 30,000 feet. >> reporter: rainfall is continuing the latest foot print of the ash cloud, but it's not ash that has relatives on edge. >> we've seen volcanos i think maybe once 40 years ago. the states were impacted. this threat of gas and fumes. >> reporter: eric tou represents dozens of business and cultural groups. he and his family no longer reside on the big island, but his dad does. >> we live beside a continuous eruption since 1983. >> rep

california values senator dianne feinstein scientists say the lava from the kilauea volcano is getting hotter.. more fluid.. and flowing at a rate of about six football fields an hour. . >>> scientists say the lava from the kilauea volcano is getting hotter with more fluid and flowing at a rate at six football fields an who. molten rock has over run the main road leaving people in 500 homes with one escape route left. workers have started to dig out a new evacuation route but that could take weeks. two military helicopters are on standby. >> they can evacuate 45 people at a time. >> you're trying to keep it from getting to that point. >> absolutely. we don't want that to happen. >> the number of homes destroyed this week has jumped from 41 to more than 70. >>> time for a check on our weather forecast. more on the whipping wind with neda. >> the coastline. that is what is contributing to cooler than normal conditions. here is the view of pacifica a from the surf line camera watching people trying to get through the whitewash to the waves. it is cool along the coast. you can expect those

in the meantime, back to the kilauea volcano. ds of people have been evacuated from their homes after the eruption of one of the world ‘s most active volcanoes. mt kilauea has sent huge plumes of ash into the air along with dangerous gases. now they are waiting to see if further eruptions take place. sorry, out of here. the dangers are plain to see. fountains of lava spewing out of ground fissures here oi’ spewing out of ground fissures here or on big island. the temperatures can reach over iooodc. hawaii's governor has declared an emergency and activated military reservist from the national guard to help with evacuating 1700 people from local communities. we have to shelter set up communities. we have to shelter set up right now. one for pets at our gymnasium. people can stay with their pets through the night. there is another shelter set up inside, with cots and everything set up. the volcano has been erupting, almost continuously, for three decades. but this latest activity follows a series of earthquakes on the island includin

a new lava flow from the kilauea volcano threatens a power plant on the big island of hawaii.apology for europe's politicians, but facebook‘s mark zuckerberg doesn't convince everyone in brussels. some sort of regulation is important and inevitable and the important thing is to get this right. manchester remembers, one year after the bombing that killed 22 people at an ariana grande concert. welcome to bbc news. donald trump has cast further doubt on the possibility of meeting the north korean leader, kim jong—un, on june 12th. he told reporters there was a substantial chance the planned summit would be delayed. his secretary of state remains optimistic, though, and the planning is going ahead. mr trump spoke ahead of a meeting with the south korean president in washington. our state department correspondent barbara plett usher has the latest. this meeting was meant to clean the agenda for the summit, but the focus was more on how to save it. the white house got cold feet after north korea's erratic change in tone. president trump said the unprecedented event could be delayed.

. >>> two new cracks open up on the big island of hawaii, emitting lava and gas from the kilauea volcano as evacuees wonder if they'll have a home to return to. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green.

the kilauea volcano has been erupting for almost 3 weeks.ames )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. (dave)an upper level low over california will keep below normal temperatures, albeit warmer than this weekend, through the first half of the week. another upper level approaches the later half of the week and into the weekend with onshore winds keeping temperatures on the cool side of normal while mainly dry conditions are forecast. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) starting today a bridge closure in south san francisco is expected to impact traffic around s-f-o. the sanbruno canal bridge at the intersection of south airport boulevard and north access road will be closed indefinitely to replace bridge piles. the bridge is located near the long term parking garage at s-f-o. sam trans also says that two routes will be affected by the closure so passengers should expect some delays.

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 white house. when the deputy director of the department of justice, ro

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

all who live near kilauea know they cannot ignore the volcano. hear the fissures, the explosions all night and all day. lately, we have had about 100 earthquakes a day. the biggest was 6.9. this is a spectacular landscape but beneath these craters it is continuing to be shaped, and with kilauea still erupting no one can be sure that the many prayers to the gods will be answered. chris buckler, bbc news on the big island, hawaii. the us has vowed to impose the "strongest sanctions in history" on iran. the us secretary of state mike pompeo says iran will be "battling to keep its economy alive" after the sanctions take effect. his iranian counterpart has claimed the us is a prisoner of its "failed policies" and will suffer the consequences. mr pompeo is warning that there could be more to come. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime. the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness. the iranian regime should know that this isjust the beginning. the sting of sanctions will be painful if the regime does not

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>>> kilauea volcano erupts, sending ash 30,000 feet into the air. new lava flow from reactivated fissures. more from hawaii, next. >>> hawaii's kilauea volcano spewing ash 30,000 feet into the air. after handing out nearly 18,000 masks, they warn residents to stay indoors. so far this event is mirroring a similar eruption in 1924 that lasted 2 1/2 weeks. overnight, several fissures reactivating with lava flows and leilani estates, that entire region devastated. we get more now from stephanie elam. >> reporter: dave and christine, it was an early morning weak-up call as kilauea continues to erupt. a sharp plume came into the sky about 30,000 feet. scientists do believe this was in line with that lava getting below the water table and water and lava mixing, causing these erupti eruptions. there are still people who live in leilani estates and gardens. this was the road. you can see the power lines down and the sea of lava. this road used to drop off, i'm told. now it's rising up into a mountain of molten rock that's still steaming. you can hear the cr

no end in sight for people living around hawaii's kilauea volcano -as lava is still spewing out of the fissures... sending ash and dangerous levels of sulfur dioxicde into the air... the lava fountains...exploding with intensity. and people there have more than just lava to worry about. from our partner's at c-n-n reporter mary moloney explains the new threat on the big island. more eruptions from kilauea possible (9:30pm et) - mary moloneydnttbdpkgtbd

and all the time, kilauea volcano continues to threaten. 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 what the situation is like they're at the moment. tell us what the situation is like they're at the momentli tell us what the situation is like they're at the moment. i am working in the laboratory right now. the situation at the moment is there are continued lava flows being issued from the long line of fissures that the viewer just saw there. everything is changing, things are

(grant) this comes as scientists and health officials are urging people near the kilauea volcano to avoid toxic sulfur dioxide gases which are now reaching dangerous levels.... with all that volcanic activity... the state is now bracing for another major volcanic eruption.(vicki) more than 2-thousand people have been forced to evacuate and it could be months before they go back home. joining us in studio is kron 4's ali reid ... ali, what is the latest on the big island? .... (alecia)we're now talking about toxic fumes .... lava bombs, that are actually hot with lava on the inside ...... and flowing lava on the island. with multiple road closures, officials worry people in some areas with limited highway access, could become trapped. the national guard is standing by to help get them out of harm's way. stunning pictures from hawaii shows a river of lava more than a mile long, flowing toward the ocean from one of the open fissures on the kilauea volcano. the first thing that i noticed was i heard what sounded like a jet turbine, like your life is on holdmore residents near the site have be

homes in hawaii as malta lather continues to pour from the ground following the eruption of the kilauea volcanon lava. hello and welcome to the programme. prince harry and meghan markle have been attending an evening reception for family and friends in windsor, following their wedding earlier in the day. the ceremony in st george's chapel was attended by 600 guests, but was watched by a global tv audience of hundreds of millions. the bride's wedding dress was the focus of attention for many. i know those of you who missed it are chomping at the bit to catch up and those who watched it are salivating at the prospect of more. so here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell with all the key moments. on a day which could scarcely have been better, an american bride came to windsor castle for a very british occasion. in sparkling sunshine, huge crowds lining the long walk watched and cheered as the motorcade brought meghan markle to her wedding. in the car, meghan and her mother, doria ragland. within the castle grounds, the groom, harry, and best man william, dressed in the frockcoat uniforms o

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(ken) then we'll take you live to hawaii -- where there has been an explosive eruption of the kilauea volcanos concerns tonight after a plume of ash was sent 30-thousand feet in the air. kron4 news at six is next, (pam) sec>(pam) tonight at 6. the situation has gone from bad to worse in hawaii. as people were sleeping this morning... an eruption from kilauea's summit sent ash and smoke 30- thousand feet in the air. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. this was the scene today near hawaii volcanos national park... volcanic ash mixing with rain as it fell from the sky. officials are warning tonight that things may get worse, before they get better. natasha chen reports. people on hawaii's big island woke up thursday to this... ...a volcanic cloud of ash reaching nearly the cruising altitude of a jetliner. the united states geological survey released this time lapse video of thursday morning's eruption michelle coombs / usgs geologist: this cloud was short lived though it went up high. driving conditions can be dangerous. and nearby residents

mount kilauea, one of five active volcanoes on hawaii, has been erupting continuously for 30 years, butre's been nothing like this since 192a. our north america correspondent james cook reports. in the dead of night, kilauea exploded. by dawn, this webcam was splattered with ash, and a cloud was rising 30,000 feet into the sky. the blast had been brewing for weeks, if not years. kilauea is one of the world's most active volcanoes. it has been erupting constantly since the ‘80s. it's a real dynamic situation up there. we could have additional, you know, events like this morning, that punch up and then die back down really quickly. the one this morning was definitely the biggest we've seen so far, just in terms of energy and how high up into the atmosphere it got. on the ground, fissures continue to fizzle and boom. parts of the island have been ablaze for weeks. there is no way to stop the lava oozing from the cracks in the earth. it consumes everything in its path, including at least 26 homes. and still there is no end in sight. the seething magma in kilauea's crater is now draining int

the kilauea volcano. normally tourists can go right up to the rim. only safe viewed from the air. much of the landscape is now scorched earth, with homes, businesses and forests destroyed. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to kristen hassett who lives in hawaii and had experienced one of the quakes. it was unbelievable, unlike anything i had experienced before because i come from the mainland in florida where it is flat and we had zero earthquakes over there so having to experience this at such a magnitude of 6.9 was unreal. presumably, you and others have had to leave your homes. what are things like in terms of provisions and shelters for you? we have a couple of shelters around, some of the gymnasiums, it is only some parts of the island that have had to evacuate. i am 45 minutes from where the eruptions are happening so we didn't have to evacuate at all. that is good news. i suppose, though, people will have friends and relatives in other parts of the island. in terms of communications, are those functioning normally? can you text a

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the kilauea volcano is lobbing magma balls -- called "spatter bombs" --- hundreds of feet into the air close to 2-thousand people have been forced to evacuate. the lava flow is also causing some roadways to be shut down....possibly trapping people in areas with limited access. ( darya ) it was a big night for the it was a big night for the golden state warriors... they take game one of the western conference finals in houston.( james ) let's get to the highlights... james harden helped give the rockets an early 8 point lead. he would finish the game with 41 points. but the warriors would come back and tie the game at half time. then in the second half... the warriors take control and pull away. steph curry ended th game with just 18 points. but kevin durant led the warriors with 37 points. klay thompson added 28 of his own. the warriors win by a final of 119 to 106. the warriors take game one of the best of 7 series but the players know they still have a long way to go.

the kilauea volcano not letting up on hawaii's big island...ight the new threats people are facing tonight... (grant) and after the break... crime on bart is down this year... find out what is being credited for a drop... (grant) these keep getting worse on the big islandof hawaii as the kilauea volcano is intensifying u-s-g-s u-s-g-s geologists say several new fissures have appeared and rivers of lava continue to flow across the country side.(vick) kron 4's charles clifford joins us in the studio with the new threats and an update. charles. . . well, right behind me here is a live picture of the lava fountains on hawaii's big island. so far 50 structures have been destroyed by lava, including dozens of homes. thousands of people have been evacauated. there are now more than 20 fissures like this one spewing lava into the air and rivers of molten rock strech for miles. the u.s. geological survey says that there have been two news explosions near the summit of kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island. the volcano is spewing a near continuous cloud

hawaii's kilauea volcano erupting. let's take a look. can see the lava pouring down the streets. at least 1,800 people were told to evacuate, and earlier this morning, the governor signed an emergency order. abc's kayna whitworth has the very latest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: michael, good morning. the governor says a danger of this magnitude requires preemptive and protective action as lava is spewing from the kilauea volcano. residents in the area say they have seen lava spouts 100 feet high. they also report smelling sulfur from newly formed cracks in the road. this morning, as hawaii's kilauea volcano erupting, sending scorching molten lava flowing through neighborhood streets, at least 1500 residents ordered to evacuate. the national guard activated. >> we were half a block away from where it was happening but you could definitely feel the heat, the power of the eruption. >> reporter: witnesses compared the noise of the eruption to a jet engine. homes in the middle of this residential area appear to be engulfed. the tension