not feeling lava. >> and you know. oh yeah.ou can't get that to a certain degree. >> on video. >> and it will be way back. >> we're looking at showers with a few thunderstorms. and that it will be the downpours. and now if you are caught in that shower your temperatures will fall in to the 60s quickly. the relative humidity, actually it is not that high co just looking at showers, 46% with the winds out of the southeast at about 9:00. okay here is the radar over the past hour again, showers are moving from the southeast back to the northwest where you would see the yellows and the orange and the reds and that's the heaviest rainfall. we'll zoom in a little bit with the heavier activity again. raining pretty hard. much of fairfax over the last hour and a half. i expect that it will be a little ponding on the road with some minor flash flooding. if you come across the street, don't cross it. it's not worth. it these storms again are moving out to the north and the west and they would extend all the way up. extend it across here.

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a lake of lava bubbling over there. theit finally overflowed. the number of visitors skyrocketed as the lava got closer to the rim. it's unknown how long the show is going to last. >>> look at this gas station fire in israel. talk about a desire for a cigarette. this whole thing was started by a woman who want todz get a smoke and police say they arrested the woman after she started the fire at the gas pump when the man filling his car refused his request for a -- her request for a cigarette. >>> a massive fire in california overnight as utility pole explodes. the fire is near fresno. a lack of hydrants in the area is making things more difficult when it comes to fighting those flames. >>> and -- [ inaudible ] -- after a deadly shark attack. a local woman was snorkeling when she suffered the fatal shark bite. the victim suffered bite wounds to her upper torso. >>> mcdonald's downsizing its menu. you will see changes soon. the restaurant plans to cut seven sandwiches from its menu, including the quarter pounder and six different chicken sandwiche

hot lava is bubbling up on hawaii's big island.terday, it began spilling over the sides of a crater near the top of the kilauea volcano. the first time that's happened in decades. it poses no threat, and folks have been crowding in to the area just to have a look. one of the competitors in saturday's derby is a little long in the tooth. that story's next. feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. thank you for being a sailor, and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military or their family, see if you're eligible to get an auto

. >>> the lava lake at the summit of hawaii's kilauea volcano is overflowing. >> lava bubbled over the rim three times at least overnight creating a spectacular show. it is slowly spreading on the crater floor but no big concern for people living on the big island. the lake has mostly been -- been mostly active since it opened up seven years ago but the levels are usually much lower. no danger to people there. >>> if you take off your shoes today it will feel like you're walking on hot lava. hot day, anthony. >>> we're looking at 80s already. mountain view up to 82. san bruno cam clear. no fog out there. not even any cloud cover. the temperatures already climbing. so yes it's going to be nice and toasty. already near 80 degrees in many locations. 73 in san francisco. 79 in north bay. 76 for the south bay. your highs today. record-setting for many of us today. 89 for the south bay. the peninsula at 87. san francisco tops out at 81. one of our warmest will be the tri-valley 93. east bay will be 84 later on and 90 for the north bay. yes, it will be hot even at the coastline today. going t

thousands of people flocking to see the bubbling lava spill over the creator floor. this volcano has been active for 30 years but this is the first time the lava has overflowed. experts say because of the location of the volcano, it poses no risk to people or structures. >>> 4 your health, confusion over new cancer screenings. we'll break down the new guidelines that every woman needs to know about. >>> and she's fighting for freedom. george clooney's wife amal is in town tonight. we'll tell you who she's trying to help. >>> and storm team4 tracking showers, a few thunderstorms. we've seen hail. we've seen lightning. but just how much longer is this going to hang on? it's inside the beltway right now. we'll tell you more lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your

and using a rock hammer to dip it into the fluid lava. hot. it's like being close to say, an oven. just the radiant heat can be really really intense. with volcanic activity there's a lot of gas coming out of the vents. so often, there'll be sounds of gas jetting and kind of rumbling, gas screaming sounds. the thermal camera is really useful, because it gives us a very clear indication of what's active and what's inactive. it's much easier to see that than with the naked eye and gives us a better idea of anticipateing where that lava might flow. the most important part of our job is the hazard assessment and communicating the potential hazard of a volcano to the emergency managers and the public. the thing i enjoy most is the fact that things change here every day. >> so to find out just how hot patrick's office gets, go to powerlunch.cnbc.com, melissa. >> looks a lot hotter than an oven, brian. >>> this is why investing in biotechs can be scary. one day you've got a stock worth "x" and the next day it's worth half that much. we'll get to

it is accumulating in a lava lake.gist from the usgs says the summit has been inflating and pressure in the magna chamber is increasing. >>> air quality in the bay area is better but there's room for improvement. the american lung association says smog has dropped at least 58% in every bay area county in the past 15 years. the main reason is tighter tailpipe emissions standards. the report recommends expanding cap and trade investments and strengthening other clean air laws. >>> an electrical short may have caused a deadly fire in the mission earlier this year. one person died in the fire that torched that three-story building on 22nd and mission. 58 people all forced to find somewhere else to live. firefighters say smoke detectors were in the building but failed to sound. the building didn't have sprinklers. >>> an east bay city may make an unprecedented step to stop rising rent prices. renters in one lafayette apartment complex say their rent's gone up nearly 90%. some tenants can't afford it and now the city council

lava from the mount kileaua first began to to accumulate in a lava lake.gist from the usgs says the volcano summit has been inflating and pressuring the magma chamber increasing. >> a lot of nurses will be off the job today staging a one-day strike at five northern california sutter hospitals part of a series of strikes nationwide to express concerns about staffing levels. in the bay area, strikes will be held at sutter facilities in san mateo, burlingame and santa rosa. tickets will be set up at other -- pickets will be set up at other sutter facilities. >>> minimum wage may be up in palo alto. a committee voted tuesday to recommend the full council adopt an ordinance. it would put the minimum at $1 an hour next year and as high as 15 bucks an hour by the year 2018. >>> how do you motivate kids about school? at vallecito it took creative thinking from parents and the results have been very cool. vallecito elementary school in san rafael is teaching stand-up -- not the funny stuff but the real deal. three fourth grade and one first grade class stand instea

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the crater holding the lava lake is 500 by 700 feet wide. this is mesmerizing. beautiful.ts say they're not sure how long this will continue. kilauea's current eruption has been going on for more than three decades. it's spectacular when you see it up close and personal. >>> spencer christian is on assignment. he'll join us in a few minutes. >> drew tuma here with the accuweather forecast. the dome of heat still going. >> you can feel it everywhere. and kpwise, we're in the 80s and 90s. it's impressive for the last day of april. but look at these numbers. a 24-hour temperature change. some spots 20 degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday. like hayward. 16 degrees warmer in oakland today than we were yesterday. live outside we go. kind of a nice, refreshing look. just a light chop from the water. but we have very warm weather like this. and not a cloud in the sky. it tends to decrease our air quality. so tomorrow the north bay, the coast, santa clara valley will have air quality. nationwide, rather quiet. the only exception, the northeast. back here in california a

running underneath the cooling lava.a darlington, cnn, at the base of mount calbuco. >> you have been watching cnn. i'm errol barnett. stay with me. next hour. recovery efforts in nepal. and protests in baltimore, maryland. and the violence that followed. continues after this break. stay with us. ♪ financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise we don't collect killer whales seaworldfrom the wild. to know. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. >>> growing frustration. desperate people in nepal wait for help. also coming up this hour. baltimore burning. anger, chaos in a major u.s. city following the funeral for a young black man who died in police cust

there's no lava suit out there so we had to use the best material that we thought would potentially dobut it was made by a company and it's an aluminum suit with a fire retardant suit which protects up to about $2,000. about a thousand degrees of radiant heat. the face shield of my suit actually melted as did part of the plastic on my camera. >> thank you for sharing it with us. i don't know whether you're krajeous or crazy. maybe a little both. >> i will take that as a compliment. >> good to have you. next apple banking on its watch being the next must have gadget so why are you not able to get one in apple stores. one store in america had it today and not an apple store. >> and meet the weed genius who grows grass for a living coming up. introducing the citi ® double cash card. it earns you cash back now and cash back later. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay with two ways to earn on puchases, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. if you struggle with type 2 diabetes, you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood s

a bed of lava, steaming, smells like sulphur. even a hot breeze off of it.lcano. a two or three hour trek if it weren't full of ash. here the volcano has wiped out just about everything. the only sound, the quiet hissing of the river. running underneath the cooling lava. shasta darlington, cnn, at the base of mount calbuco. i'm errol barnett. for those in the states "early start" is next. for everyone else, special coverage continues. . . . . >> announcer: this it is cnn breaking news. >> state of emergency in maryland. baltimore burning. riots breaking out over the death of freddie gray. a man who died after mysteriously being injured after an arrest this month. buildings set on fire. stores looted. police officers attacked. breaking news coverage begins right now. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, april 28th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. west baltimore may be described as a

. >> it's almost like lava. >> it is. it is slowly but consist consistently moving into the roadway. this personal shooting the video keeps moving down. it covered the rail tracks and the roadway and took down some power lines. it's believe that melting snow and water caused water to act as a lubricant >>> bet what, the giveaway is back again. >> you'll knee monday's buzz words, need to be 18 and a legal u.s. resident >>> it's coming right up. >>> even though this may look lie perhaps it was an accident it was completely intentional. >> did he dump his load? >> that garbage truck driver intentionally dumped all of the truck's contents onto this residential street in the uk. he didn't want to pay the fee he would have had to pay at the dump. he picks up the trash from places that contracted him, about you would find a completely different location to dump the trash out. he did it several other times. >> a monumental jack wagon. he did face charge and now will not be able to work ago a garbage truck driver. instead he now w

and it happened ancient lava flows and discovered ice at the planets poles covered by a layer of dark mysterious matter. >> the material delivered to mercury by the same objects that brought the water. probably from the outer solar system. of what on our planet were some of the building blocks or organic chemistry and life. >> now the fuel has run out and nasa says it is power less. it's impact meant more than 14,000 an hour, adds another small crater to it's already pitted surface. how the solar system must form how our planet came to be so it is placing us in time and space within the universes. and condition the confinement of the solar system. one of many the research team says lit release in the weeks and months ahead. the next mission by european and japanese teams is not expected to arrive there until 2024. until then, scientists will be working through the huge volume of data from messenger. hoping toed a even more detail to our knowledge of the planet. much more on our website aljazeera.com. their constitutional rights. we will check out the online movement. >> correct me if

. >> a fast-moving river of lava that overwhelmed us. roz: it quickly moved under the fire truck and caught it on fire. >> it's not worth the apparatus versus a life. >> we could not do anything about it and we had to just sit there and watch it get turned up. roz: replacing the truck is costly. it is a 1988 model, so the most they can expect from insurance is about $200,000. >> a new fire truck, bare-bones, is about $450,000. roz: the volunteer fire department will call on the public to help. they have set up a go fund may site. we have information about that on our website. another fire department lost a fire truck. we will have links with both of fund may fundraisers on our website, wjla.com. roz plater, abc 7 news. leon: a medical examiner confirmed eight people found dead in the princess anne home died of carbon monoxide poisoning. investigator said the father had been running a generator in the home to keep warm. delmarva power said they recently had disconnected the electric meter from the home for safety reasons. alison: attorney

thousands forced from their homes when lava comes from the same volcano. for now, people are gathering in the street to watch the action and to take pictures. >>> a leading senator on capitol hill is calling on congress to have a final review of the nuclear deal in iran. meantime, don champion reports, lawmakers here in israel criticized the ordeal on the sunday morning talk shows. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: pope francis praises the deal with iran. >> i think this deal is a dream deal for iran and it is a nightmare deal for the world. >> reporter: congressional republicans have been critical, senator bob corkin, the chair of the committee proy posed a bill to give congress a role if finalizing the deal. >> the fact that congress was likely to weigh in was something that the admin straeugz, the other western countries were able to -- admin straeugz, the -- administration, the other western countries were able to do. stockpiles neutralized and all of the facile ets will be open to us inspection. >> the u.s. energy secretary helped broker the

. >>> a lava lake on hawaii is rising and bubbling the lake level is near the crater since tuesday, it has overflowed three times since then, since then hawaii volcano's national park remains open. >>> a snorkeler was killed in hawaii yesterday. the state park was closed following the attack snorkelers found the woman unresponsive and lying facedown on shore. fatalities from shark attacks are rare and the first one reported in hawaii this year. >>> a father is standing by his decision to pull his children out of school to watch the boston marathon last week. the abington school slapped his kids with three unexcused absences even though he notified the school about the plan district officials sent him a letter saying that any further unexcused absences could result in action. >> it was hostile and accusetory and it made me angry. >> rossi sat down with the principal and the meeting did not change the punishment but they both spoke their peace. >>> and ultron avengers hits theaters tonight. a bigger threat hitting the human race and alicia vitarelli talked to the actors behind the costum

. >> witnesses say there was a fiery mix of lava and lightning. >> the senate will be in order. >> i've been looking forward to saying this. i am very pleased that loretta lynch has now been confirmed. >> at long last this embarrassment for the senate is over. >> just ten days after announcing his candidacy, marco rubio woke up this morning as the new front-runner as the republican nomination for president. 15% of republican voterses say they would vote for marco rubio. jeb bush comes in second with 13%. marco rubio does best among republicans when matched against hillary clinton. they're in a statistical tie with clinton at 45% and rubio at 43%, which is within the margin of error of that poll. hillary clinton made a public appearance today in new york city speaking at the women in the world summit but she did not comment on a massive new "new york times" report today inspired by that new book "clinton cash." the report by joe becker and mike mcintyre carried the headlines, car flowed to clinton foundation as russians pressed for control of uranium company. it describes the russian tak

actually it is still an eruption but i mean it could be larger lava flows and explosions that could put persons' plieives at risk. >> reporter: as calbuco volcano continued to erupt volunteers distributefood and water, these could yous are sitting in what 48 hours ago were lush, green pastures. now they and other livestock are also being evacuated. >> there are at lefties 600 animals that we need to take elsewhere because there is too much ash and they will spharve they remain here. they will starve if they remain here. >> absolutely everything is dmoferred it. the worst part isn't trying to clear this stuff away, which would take mean year. it's the uncertainty whether the calbuco volcano will erupt at any time. >> that's something the volcano only knows for sure. lucia newman ensinada, chile. >>> estimated more than 2 billion euros could be raised to cover massive debt payments next month. >> rural india fez jamil reports, the initiative is setting examples for other countries. >> they're all in it together. shiny risks and profits. like the others vincent is from a poor family. she b

actually it is still in an eruption but it could mean largeer lava flows that could put people's lives at risk. >> in neighboring argentina air traffic has been severely disrupted. here they distribute fad and water to those who are trying to salvage their belongings or simply to find their pets. these cows are sitting in what 48 hours ago were lush clean pastures. now with other livestock they're being evacuated. >> there are at least 600 animals that we need to take elsewhere because there is too much ash and they will starve if they remain here. >> most of this volcanic ash looks and feels like a collection of little stones as you can see. the worst part isn't trying to clear this all away which could take as long as a year. it's the uncertainty whether the volcano will go back to sleep or whether it will erupt again at any time. that's something experts tell us that only the volcano knows for sure. lucia newman, chile. >> the top story of the day, of course, is the devastating earthquake in nepal. more than 800 people dead so far. much more on that and the rest of the top stories o

thousands of people from surrounding areas were forced to evacuate last month when lava began flowingm that volcano. >>> they are calling him bill the kid. this weekend police in new jersey responded to a call about -- >> why is he wearing yellow. >> they had to bring him under control somehow." he was head butting the door of a home there. he fled the scene. obviously he got caught. he was running down the road when they got him. the troublemaker, as you can see, was taken into custody and reunited by his owner. i guess you can't handcuff a goat. >> that should be a caption contest, a little blurb, write us and tell us. >> he's cute. >>> a white house tradition that dates back to 1878. the president and first family will host easter egg roll for children 13 and under and their families as well. happy birthday to scrubs star zach braff 30 country music legend meryl haggard 78. i'm milissa rehberger, thanks for watching "early today." have a great monday. >>> firefighters respond to a late night fire near kelly park. why you crews say the drought is impacting how they fight fires. >>>

it is an eruption, larger lava flows and explosions that could put people's life at risk. >> at calbuco continued to belch ash, here volunteers distributed food and water to those trying to salvage their belongings. or simply find their pets. thee could yous are sitting in what 48 hours ago were lush green pastures now they and other life stock are also being evacuated. engaging. his language started coming. i remember just thinking, i think he's getting this. >> breaking the silence, when autism and innovation meet. >> hi. >> hi. >> hello siri. >> hello. >> and letting go. the search for support, when children grow up. >> parents are scared to death. the number one question is: what will happen to my children after my husband and i die? what will happen to them as an adult? >> an "america tonight" special report, living with autism. thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. autism was first formally identified in the 1940s although doctors had long seen children behaviors. in the decades since science has advanced its understanding of autism. more than 2 million americans are now identifie

rocks falling into the lava lake of hawaii's volcano causing a powerful explosion.a small part of the entire crater and there's a possibility the lake could spill over on to the floor of the crater which is about 280 feet deep even if that happens there's no threat to people. >>> another car chase in california but this one ended with good samaritans helping police take down the man they were after. the chase was on when police say they tried to pull him over for reckless driving. speeds hit 110 miles an hour. the driver finally ditch the car started running before a group of undercover police officers and two good samaritans jumped in and took him down. hoping for a good ending to this next story. someone stole an animal rescue van with five rescueed pitbull puppies inside. they were tiny little guys. elizabeth gig ler works for rescue pets are wonderful. she was about to take the pup tease to new foster home tuesday morning. the van was packed and ready to go but she forgot the baby's formula. she ran back inside to get and when she got back outside that van was g

. >>> and lava this morning >>> hi, good morning everyone i'm ukee washington.ne just like the or one, possible katie or no. >> it will kind of come close kind of, we are starting to see a little bit of the transition unfold here, ukee but more what we saw yesterday down the road. bear with me through what actually isn't a horrible forecast. we are starting off with a couple cloud more than what we saw yesterday as a new storm will eventually be developing to the southwest producing nothing more than a are glancing blow. right now we have clouds, unshine outside lower merion high school, and that east northeast wind becoming more noticeable with time. currently 47 degrees there. generally low 50's at that right now. we should shoot for 69 later on and look at early next week lower 80's, justin. >> loving those 80's, next week looking forward to that. this is not good news, route one northbound bucks county middletown township, approaching an accident still blocking the right lane here. it is backup as you go southbound there on, a approaching that accident scene

and while there has been no lava yet authorities are watching this eruption closely alexius brian, al jazeera. >> a federal judge has approve add major settlement over head trauma in the nfl. the agreement called for payments up to $5 million per player $1 billion over an estimated 65 years that's how much and how long it the cake for the nfl to pay thousands who will sufferer the long term effects. most corporations after 30 years they finally take care of that guy not just award him a gold rolex in a class action lawsuit on average, each player will get about $190,000. but that number could reach as high as $5 million for players diagnosed with parkinsons or lou garrick's disease. the players that die as a result of chronic brain trauma will also be eligible for higher pay outs. the agreement sets aside $10 million for education about concussions. not just those famed in the suit but 200 players have opted out of the class action suit, so they can continue pursuing damages on their own if they wish. among them the family of nfl legend junior say you after he committed suicide in 201

lightning and lava tangled up. from space, nasa sas litestellites capturing this image.nd on the ground people dawning masks because of the fumes. a man kayaking and taking precaution there. >>> this morning new details on when bruce jenner began his reported transition into a woman. according to entertainment tonight it started in the 80s but stopped after he met kris jenner. he reportedly started hormone therapy and even looked into reassignment surgery in den marc. the book about another athlete was a big influence on him. then he met kris jenner. the couple officially split last september. >>> new attacks aimed at the 2016 front runner. the house benghazi committee says it wants hillary clinton to testify in public twice, and then a question about foreign money and her family's foundation. >> reporter: hillary clinton the biggest celebrity at a. she is trailed by a cascade of stories about whether she did fairs of secretary of state. chelsea clinton defended their work. >> what the clinton foundation has said we'll be even more transparent. consider when she took off

and it happened ancient lava flows and discovered ice at the polls.ered by a layer of dark mysterious matter. delivered to mercury bring the same objects that brought the water probably from the outer solar system, not only of water rights but of what on our planet were once some of the building blocks or organic chemistry and life. >> now the craft's fuel has run out. and nasa says it is powerless to stop gravity from dragging messenger towards the planet. it's impact, more than 14,000-kilometers an hour, adds another small crater to the already pitted surface. >> all of these exploration are giving us an idea of how the solar system must form, how our planet came to be so it is placing us in time and space within the universes and the confinement of the solar system. very important to know these things. >> this published hours before the demise, says it is one of many it will release in the weeks and months ahead. the next mission by japanese teams is not expected to arrive there until 2024. until then, scientists will be working through the huge vo

of chile's 90 active volcanos and while there has been no lava yet, authorities are watching this reception closely. >>> and you can watch up on that story and all of the news we're covering any time by checking out our website. that is aljazeera.com. >> on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> the president offers condolences after two hostages held by al-qaeda were killed in a counter terrorism operation. >>> david petraeus is being sentenced today, but he is not expected to serve prison time. >>> and today the united states senate votes on whether loretta lynch should be in charge of the department of justice. ♪ >>> welcome to al jazeera america live from new york. i'm randall pinkston. in an emotional statement at the chooits this morning, president obama offered his deepest apologies to the families of who hostages accidentally killed in a u.s. drone strike. they died in january at a suspected al-qaeda camp. the u.s. citizen, warren weinstein was held since 2011. the italian was abducted in 2012. mike viqueira is live in washington. mi

it is still in eruption, but it could mean larger lava flows and explosions that could put people's livest risk. >> as it continues to billow huge clouds of ash here volunteers distribute food and water to those who are trying to salvage their belongings or simply find their pets. these cows are sitting in what was 48 hours lush green pastures. now they and other livestock are being evacuated. >> there are at least 600 animals that we need to take elsewhere because there is too much ash and they will starve if they remain here. >> most of this volcanic ash looks and feels like a collection of little stones, as you can see. absolutely everything here is covered in it. the worst part is not trying to clear this away, which could take a year, it's the uncertainty whether the volcano will go back to sleep or whether it will erupt again at any time. >> that's something that experts tell us that only the volcano knows for sure. >> chile. >> and head to our website at www.aljazeera.com for more background and main stories. al jazeera.com. >> i do get angry when i think of, you know, the unsustai

the lava lake at the summit of hawaii's volcano is overflowing. lava bubbled over the rim at least three times overnight. creating quite a show. it is slowly spreading on to the crater floor. but not a big concern for people living on the big island. the lake has been mostly active since it opened up about seven years ago. the levels are usually much lower. fascinating to see. from a distance. >> yes. no mass vac yagss. the first time i think you said in a century that that's been active. amazing. >>> 5:16. anthony you're going to bring heat of your own here for this nurse. >> it's going to be warm this afternoon. always fascinated by watching the hgtv where they buy in hawaii and want to live on the bay island. come on. there are active volcanos, people. >> worst than earthquakes. >> let's talk about this forecast this morning. we are waking up to clear skies and we are also waking up to mild temperatures, in the 50s and 60s. it's going to be a very warm day. we're talking 80s and 90s later on this afternoon. that puts us about, well, 10 to 15 de

is considered one of the most dangerous of chili's 90 active volcanos and why there's no lava yet authoritiesatching this closely. al jazeera. keep you up to date with our website, the address for that is aljazeera.com details there of president obama announces the death of two hostages in the u.s. drone strike, in the last few minutes the white house has said that the u.s. government will provide compensation to the kill hostages families. aljazeera.com, our website. on behalf of the united states my offer our deepest apologies to the families. the president offers condolences after two hostages held by al quaida were killed in a counter terrorism operation. general david patraeus is being sentenced today for leaking classified documents and it's been five months in the making today the senate votes on whether loretta lynn should be in the charge of

you can see how impressive that say large amount of ash and lava into the sky as well. officials are now keeping people out of the area and have closed schools. the volcano last erupted in 1972 and is considered one of the top three potentially dangerous among chile's active volcanos. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> coming up on ten minutes before 5:00 and the temperatures, they've been coming down as you're heading out the door you're going to need a jacket this morning. spring chill is in the air. 30s and 40s. it is dry, however. showers have moved out, look at the pocono mountains. right at the freezing mark. 32 degrees to start with. 42 degrees in northeast phil and atlantic city as well. 45 degrees. dry in philadelphia. we'll see sunshine to start with but at game time some clouds will be blowing in the at 1:00 this afternoon and temperatures will be barely in the 50s. the wind is blowing. look at the windchill readings. 38 is what it feels like in wilmington northeast philadelphia pottstown, 34 degrees. it's a

a lava lake at kilauea volcano is bubbling over. the volcano itself has been slowly erupting for the past 30 years. now thousands of people are making the trek to the crater overnight just to check that out. isn't that amazing to see? from a distance. >> it is quite a sight. we know a lot of people that were in hawaii fairly recently including our anthony slaughter. i'm not sure. i don't know if he got a look at local volcanos. >> he was too busy buying macadamia nuts. >> you were in hawaii. >> you have to go back a few months. you have to get a vacation in every now again. everybody goes to hawaii on the west coast. >> it's the best coast. it's the hot one today. >> it's going to be nice if you're headed out to the beach. yeah. it's going to be nice and warm. 70s and 80s. inland today, 80s and 90s. it's going to be hot like lava. okay. not that hot. but you know, got to throw a little humor in there. hope you're off to a good start this morning. clear skies. you know what brings out the best in folks? today on your way out hold the

. >> it doesn't go from clear sky to oh the floor is lava! and clearly baltimore was belching smoke far before saturday. >> poverty rate is nearly double the national average. >> again, the employment rate among young african-american men is around 30 percent. >> graduation rates for black males are devastatingly league. >> chronic severe drug and crime issues. >> one of the highest violent crime rates in america. >> jon: you know your city is (bleep)ed up when it is last most successful employment program was casting extras for a television show about how (bleep) up your city is. and when getting arrested -- and when getting arrested is one of your more reliably lucrative options. in 2011, the city of baltimore has paid out close to $6 million in court judgments or settlements to victims of police abuse. >> the police brutality lottery is now $6 million! all you need is a broken taillight and a dream. and to the police's defense, hey (bleep) it's true. paid out $6 million. i didn't make that up. and by the way, to the police's defense it is

last month thousands were forced to evacuate when lava began flowing. >>> i'm looking forward to tomorrow. are you? >> oh yeah. i love opening day. i played baseball as a kid, softball when i was older. there's something special about being at the park in the springtime with a warm breeze. >> and a hot dog. >> cracker jacks. the weather is going to cooperating. games two and three, wednesday and thursday, won't be nearly as pretty. let me show you what's happening. we've got a really nice night going on. clear skies on the michael & son weather cam. a temperature of 57 degrees. and the winds, they're south- southwest at 10. look how dry the air is. the humidity is only 29%. that dry air, if we can get some breaks we could have a few spots in the 30s. but right now we're in the 50s. 49 in martin luther king, cumberland 46. on the bay in annapolis 56. the high today was 69 degrees. and tomorrow morning we are going to be down in the upper 30s to upper 40s. you know it's not out of the question somebody gets down to 35 or 36 but not a bad start to the day. tomorrow fairly comfortable, temper

there has been no lava yet, authorities are watching this closely. >>> now russia is cutting spending on its space programme by more than a third over the next 10 years. several research projects including the launch of super heavy rockets will be removed from the programme. russia's economy has been hit hard by plunging oil prices and western sanctions over the conflict in ukraine. a quick reminder you can keep up to date with the news on the website. new and improved. the address - aljazeera.com >>> emergency meeting - european leaders try to figure out what to do about thousands of migrants risking their lives to flee to safer shores. deaths and violence over jobs. south africans taking to the streets calling for an end to xenophobic attacks. david petraeus set to be sentenced. we'll

at this point no reports of any lava flowing so far. everybody people wise is okay, too. >>> a new study by a professor at the southern university of california could be in line for a big earthquake. there's no doubt a major earthquake along the fault is long overdue. when that happens, that quake could trigger others along that fault line as well. >>> it feels like we regressed. feels like the beginning of march. >> back to march weather. it's not just because of the temperature but the wind. it makes it feel so much chillier. yesterday we got up to 74. even this little drop in temperatures from there feels pretty dramatic. we're still looking at temperatures in the 50s throughout the metro area. let's get it started right now with a look at the freeze advisory. can you believe this? we're talking about a freeze watch for the far north and west suburbs. this is for tonight through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. it's because we're going to have another very chilly night on tap. the coldest temperature i saw last night talking early this morning wa

witnesses say the twin blasts sounded like bombs, a fiery mix of lava and lightning. calbuco rumbling back to life after sitting dormant 40 years. "there's panic, chaos and traffic jams" she says. a column of ash and toxic gas shot six miles into the air. thousands are on the move and in a state of panic. the fallout could contaminate water and is causing health concerns as far away as argentina. the problem, says chile's president, is respiratory issues. the ash could also generate environmental pollution. chile, part of the pacific ring of fire, is home to the second largest chain of volcanoes in the world. tonight calbuco is putting on an awesome display of mother nature's power, danger and raw beauty. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> what a stunning image. >>> when we come back, the latin superstar whose music video is leaving beyonce and justin timberlake in the dust. >>> finally tonight, one on one with a mega star. romeo santos is the biggest name in latin music right now. packing stadiums across the world and racking up the kind of video play that would make even

there has been no lava yet authorities are watching this closely. >>> the worldwide fund for nature says that the rural economic value of the world's ocean is almost $2.5 trillion a year rivalling the world of the globe's richest countries. it's in danger of collapse as nick clark reports. >> reporter: oceans cover two-thirds of the planet. crucial in the cycle of life. on the shores of the gulf a research team from the environmental study center on its way to study the world's ocean mangroves. the salt marches here providing an eco system adapted to extreme conditions and home to animals. they are capable of scoring up to eight times more co2 than tropical forests. it's important to understand how they work. >> we are looking at the capability to stalk, the support given to local fisheries, and species diversity in the gulf. >> and the bottom line is fragile ecosystems are fundamental to the general state of health of the world's oceans. mangroves are being ripped up and destroyed along the coastlines. the rate of lose is more than three times that of deforestation on land. as far as oc

there has been no lava yet, authorities are watching this closely. >>> new zealand's prime minister john kee apologised for pulling a waitresses ponytail calling it just a bit of horse play. he was forced to make the apology after the waitress posted details of the incident on social media. the unnamed waitress said the hair pulling took place over a period of several weeks in the build up. she was reduced to tears. the prime minister dismissed what he said was a fuss over the incident. >> we have a lot of fun and games, and practical jokes. it's a warm friendly relationship >>> a report by the worldwide fund for nature accessed the raw economic value of the world's oceans at 2.5 trillion a year. it rivals the ralth of richest countries. it's in danger of collapse >>> oceans cover more than two-thirds of the planet. not only a vast multitrillion resource, but crucial in the cycle of life itself. on the shores of the gulf a research team from qatar's environmental study center, on its way to study a component of the world's oceans. the salt marches providing a system adapted to the extrem

what i mean, it could be larger lava flows, that could put people's lives at risk. >>> as it continues to betch ash, near argentina where air traffic is disrupted. and they gave them food and water, and find their pets. >>> these cows are sitting in what were lush green pastures, and now, they and other livestocking beer evaluated. >>> there are at least 600 animals, that we need to take elsewhere, because there is too much ash. >>> most of this ash feels like a collection of little stones, as you can see and everything here is covered in it. but the worst part isn't trying to clear this all away, it's the uncertainty, about whether, it will go back to sleep or many it erupt again at anytime,. and that's something experts tell us, only the volume cane no, nos for sure. and that volcano, and the latest and we'll hearing about it, in nap pal and you'll find all of that, >> i'm michael shure this is talk to al jazeera our guest this week, julian bond, long time veteran of the civil rights movement. >> 50 years from now julian bond, where do you imagine when you close your eyes race relati

and while there's been no lava yet, scientists are watching closely saying a more aggressive eruptionld be on its way. >>> youtube is ten years old. since launching from an office above a pizza place in california, it's revolutionize the way we consume video. within 18 months it was sold to google for $1.65 billion and it's now the third most popular site on the web. >>reporter: it began with a wimper. >> here we are on an elephant. >>reporter: the developer of youtube -- often derided as an online host to cute cats and preening pop stars, in its decade-long life youtube has also morphed into a realtime chronicler of revolt recording iran's protests in 2009 and the arab spring from egypt to syria. >> youtube allows -- it allows ordinary citizens to take video of significant events and put it up online for the world to see without any real interference or vetting. >>reporter: it's also an avenue of commerce giving rise to an industry where corporate communicators use youtube to target computing customers >> video is worth a thousand pictures. it's making sort of a new wave of advertisi

--el volcan "turri-alba" ubicado a unas 20 millas al noroeste de la capital, ha arrojada cenizas y lavaa pasada como signo de una erupcion mas grande que estaria por llegar. --expertos de ese pais, aseguran que la situacion en estos momentos es preocupante, pues la ultima vez que el volcan tuvo actividad con tanta intensidad, fue en 1964. vocesar ---la presidenta de chile michelle bachelet firm la ley que permitir la unin civil entre homosexuales.. --los activistas gay consideran este hecho como el primer paso para el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo... ---los gay que inscriban su unin podrn heredar de su pareja los bienes que adquieran en comn, decidir sobre tratamientos mdicos cuando su pareja est impedida de hacerlo, visitarla cuando est internada en una unidad de enfermos crticos, entre otros derechos... ---la norma entrar en vigor dentro de seis meses. vo-blanca --vuelve a causar controversia una casa en mexico, pero esta vez no es del presidente o la primera dama. --se trata de la casa en las lomas al parecer de miguel angel osorio chong que causa revuelo por la compra a t

quite a start in lava lan. march madness was wild ride this year.e blue devils are the last team standing. bo ryan look for his first division one championship. wisconsin first tight until more than 07 years. but the blue devils took the lead in the second half and never looked back. allen had 16 points jones game high 23, duke wins the national championship, your final score was 68 to 63, and coach k fifth title since taking over at duke back in 1980. congratulations. >> well two, coaches with local ties battle for the women's national championship later tonight. notre dame's coached for st. joe's coached archbishop carroll. uconn coach and norristown native also coached sane joes and bitch on kendrick, he and the huskies have won it all nine times. should be great final tonight. erika, back over to you. >> ukee, thank you. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" starbucks offers a valuable new perk for its workers. jan? >> reporter: and, a jeweler's row employee is kidnapped and assaulted in center city over the weekend. i'm jan carabeo co