. ♪ >>> lava is again flowing from kilauea in hawaii all the way into the ocean.ava lake at the volcano's summit has been fluctuating this week but the u.s. geological survey's observatory says it did not pose any threat to nearby communities. >>> now for a look at morning road condition, no lava but watch out for flooding around the great lakes and in the northeast. roads will be wet along the gulf coast, the ohio valley and here and there in the midwest. >>> if you're flying airport delays most likely in new york, philadelphia, boston and detroit. >>> new images from inside a burning airplane are putting a spotlight on emergency procedures. >> this happened last fall in chicago. an engine failure sent flames shooting from the wing of an american airlines 767. as passengers tried to evacuate some were blown around by the exhaust of the plane's only working engine. now, everyone survived but the confusion could bring some changes. >> we'll learn something about how to evacuate airplanes better. we'll learn about emergency procedures on airplanes so there's always

you're watching lava oozing down the hillside yesterday.bservatory says the floes do not threaten nearby communities. for now, just an awesome thing to watch. >> awesome. good word. i enjoyed that. hi, everybody. speaking of hot, let's talk about heat temps real quick because it's going to be hottest today and linger inland through the week. when you want to be outside more, listen to your body, hydrate, find shade offer. it can feel up to 15 degrees cooler in the shade. wear light colors and loose fitting clothing and check on seniors and pets. let's talk more about the water. you want to geout there this afternoon and evening where it's yellow north of the bay bridge through the delta from 1:00 this afternoon to 11:00, 24 to 38-mile-per-hour winds. until 9:00 tonight, along the coast, we'll have similar breezes. it's also going to bring you a lot of sunshine. how about a three-game winning streak before the all-star break? marlins are in town. let's hook one or two of them. 7:15 first pitch, 64, dropping down to 58 at at&t park. >> we had

el nuevo pantene no solo lava tu cabello, potencia toda su... ...fuerza fortaleciendo cada hebra.entadora: piensa que a veces tenemos que vivir en los zapatos de otros para entender mejor las complejidades de la vida y esto lo aplica al ambiente polÍtico que se vive en estados unidos en este documento. platicamos sobre lo que piensa el presidente donald trump, su afÁn de proteger la vida privada y su mejor amigo. >> su carrera empezÓ en mÉxico actuando en pelÍculas que Él dice que nadie veÍa. >>en hollywood hay un problema de diversidad por quÉ hay tantos afroamericanos y latinos siendo nominados para premios oscares. >>creo que simplemente es un reflejo de la realidad en la que vivimos. >>o sea que hay un problema de racismo los estados unidos? lo has demostrado todo el tiempoque eres quiÉn eres. le guste a quiÉnle guste. >> eso fue improvisado? >>no se los dije porque no me hubiese gustado hacerlo de repente ahÍ sentí que era pertinente. estÁbamos en unos premios que ademÁs de la prensa extranjera pero para mi si era importante, era importante por lo que estaba pasando y los men

you're watching lava oozing down the hillside yesterday.hey say the flows do not threaten nearby communities. >>> so neat to see. well, downward dog next to downward goat. >> talking about yoga? >> we are actually. >> good. if your yoga routine needs more barn yard ananimals, we have th solution. >> reporter: we will get to yoga with goats, akayo goat in just a moment. but first, roller skating. >> it's called the coffin. >> reporter: why? >> because that's where you end up if you mesup. >> reporter: i met up with david miles who showed me his roller disco moves. he runs the church of eight wheels. there's a late night skate through the city a speed skating actual marathon and free lessons for beginners. >>> 45 seconds you can take a person who has never skated before and get them to basics where they can learn. >> what's the key to that? >> reporter: bent and walk like a duck. >> now on to goat yoga. it's exactly what it sounds like. a barn will be home to downward facing goat as teacher leads you to a 30-minute practice. so who would want

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. ♪ anchor: land of lava. volcanoes are a top tourist attraction in iceland. gone with the wind.op indoor skydiver from poland. band a stitch in time. presenting a revolutionary knitting machine from london. ♪ anchor: and we start off in iceland, the land of fire and ice, as it is known,

today the ceo of lava records is hanging out with wyclef jean. ♪ wrongly convicted just ain't right ♪sual. it includes a man who set up this barber shop after spending 20 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. >> i was wrongfully convicted at the age of 17. >> reporter: turns out the music mogul, who's been wildly successful at launching hitmakers, gets his inspiration from exonerees. >> i'm fascinated by their stories and i'm fascinated by their strength and their courage and their spirit. >> reporter: flom is a founding board member of the innocence project, a non-profit that uses dna evidence to exonerate the wrongfully convicted. to date the group has helped free almost 200 people. >> you have a fascinating job and yet you have found this whole other second existence in the innocence project. why is this such a passion for you? >> we have two separate systems of justice in this country, one if you have money and one if you don't. and that is a fundamental inequity that has to be addressed. >> reporter: many innocence project clients have been guests on flom's podcast call

what just the way that the lava cooled here, guinness agreed early on that they didn't need to stay open past 10:00 p.m. they weren't planning to have those type of hours. they were going to be based on tourism. so they gav that became kind of a statewide piece of legislation and a mandate in the legislation. and we had to fight to keep basically grandfather in all of our existing brewery to their current hours. new brewers will be faced with that 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. closing and i've already heard from start-ups. >> i'm sure. >> that's going to hamper their business. and we were very active with our start-up members. we have 25 of them. so we're very active with them through the session to make sure they had their voice in, that they were testifying that they were talking about this. and that we committed to them if this truly is going to hamper your business, then we'll go back next year and try to change it. very clear with the legislature with that as well. >> we're running out of time here, i want to switch gears quickly. if you have to tell our viewers at home one beer to enjoy

. -- carlos: una definiciÓn de la polÍtica informativa lava a defender anthony, de quÉ manera se va as puestos? carlos: bueno hablamos de anthony, este financista. actÚo como simpatizante en la campaÑa, de alguna manera, extraoficial. es una persona con una gran desenvoltura los medios que aparentemente esto es lo que el presidente trump le ha gustado de Él. caro: tambiÉn es amigo del jefe personal de la casa blanca. dijo que era como su hermano y que lo querÍa mucho. carlos: con mucho vÍnculo con el partido republicano. pero hasta ahora no habÍa tenido ninguna figuraciÓn polÍtica, ni tampoco especÍficamente negocios de comunicaciones. asÍ que esto llama la atenciÓn de porquÉ lo han nombrado. javier: y si hablamos de la mujer selecta? carlos: es hasta ahora la segunda la sala de prensa, es la segunda a spicer. la hemos visto surgirpoco a poco los Últimos meses cuando empezÓ a dar a la baja prensa. con un tiro bastante combativo. al principio fue bastante seguro, fueron bastante desafortunadas las entrevistas pero despuÉs empezÓ a agarrar el golpe y la fuerza. javier: incluso la popula

the stunning footage of lava flowing down a volcano in hawaii. kilawaie.he >> you heard about car pools. that's a car in a pool. it's an. >> v. it doesn't belong there. duh. the. >> v. crash into the pool. the driver went right through the fence. you see the brick. yep. good news here. no injuries. we're thinking though that the project might take longer now. alison: you think. 7 on your side with some consumer news. we're going to talk about robo calls. the most common word to describe them "annoying." >> a push from the f.c.c. m's attorney general is signing on to the deal. >> trying to figure all these people getting my number. tom: every single person we approached told us they get robo calls. >> countless numbers of times over the past week. >> the calls often look like they're coming from a number that they're not actually coming from. they play a recording. >> the investigation department of the i.r.s. >> oh, i'm so sorry about that. i was having a little problem with my head set. >> i try to block as many as i can. it just doesn't work out. >> beli

doesn't look like he was in danger of getting any debris on him, any lava bombs on him, but still. that dude knows his stuff. knows it so well that he was just like, meh. >> the truth is volcanoes are very unpredictable. you cannot really tell 100% where some of those things are going to land. that is gnarly. >>> being a police officer must be a very strange experience sometimes. because things can just get a bit weird. we'll start in the republic of china. i'll know it as taiwan. the ladies here took off. the police caught up with her. when they did, they asked for her i.d. she handed out the i.d. but immediately put the window up and trapped the police officer's hand. threatening to break that window. this goes on and on until just before they go to smash the window. then they check the back door. >> ma'am, i'm going to ask you get your life together. you did all that and your back door was open. >> now a struggle getting the woman outside. and quite bizarrely, they all slow down and let her make her phone call. she continues dialing, gets back on the phone. think that's weird? i

. >> you had to lava long with him, especially when he laughed when you least expected it. >> it's fashioneek over in paris. the latest fashions are on the runway for next spring. but there was a problem out there today. one of the british designers shows had the difficulty. a model fell down twice. that's her going down once. the young woman wearing the pink shirt in the platform shoes. never quite recovered. there she goes. that had to hurt. that was uncool. that's embarrassing. this is at least the second time [ laughter ] >> well, you all are just really tickled by that, aren't you? you try walking in those shoes. >> hold on. hold on. will. >>> i mean, never gets old, right? >> went viral several many times over. >> laughing at that poor model. >> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we'll get back to our tributes to our good friend, jim vance. >> you may have heard the storms that moved through the area overnight. we're hearing reports that a tornado may have touched down. >> angie goff is at the live desk. before we check in with the

jesÚs: entonces lava aplanando .És lista para casarte, mija. maite: se puede disfrutar en familia y nos divertÍamos como hermanas porque es algo sano y vamos probando y se come rico. >> claro que se come rico, cuando quieras te invito a mi casa. jesÚs: eres una tramposa. reina: tenemos que tratar de que quede lo menos posible de aire. jesÚs: eso es importante. >> una pregunta porque yo no sÉ cÓmo me tienes que enseÑar, por quÉ esta pasta ya estÁ dura y esta otra staff estÁ flojita. reina: hay muchos procesos, mucho desde fÁbrica... >> ¿ despuÉs de esto nos toca hervir nada mÁs? reina: si, la podemos congelar. un dÍa puede estar en la refrigeradora para el siguiente dÍa amasar y pasarla por la mÁquina. jesÚs: la mayorÍa de los ravioles los bender congelados que duran mucho tiempo en el congelador. enna, se asegura de que estÉ muy pegadito porque no queremos que cuando hierba se despegue la pasta. maite: quÉ usaste para cortarlo? enna: estoy usando un molde cualquiera como para galletas. si no tiene uno puede usar un c

that's more than 1100 degree fahrenheit an close to the temperature of molten lava. >> the fire took a toll on construction crews working on the building. we have the reaction and why some think it's suspicious. >> reporter: thisaging inferno was a difficult sight for construction workers to see. eight months of their work destroyed. >> our boss told us our job site was on fire and this wasn't a joke. lo and behold, it was no joke. >> reporter: this building was about 75% complete. it was supposed to be apartments and retail space. crews left their gear inside but the fire destroyed it all. >> i lost about $4,000 and all of my tools, everything. yeah. hopefully insurance takes care of everything. >> the security was pretty well done, pretty professional. after the fire in emoryville oakland border they seemed to have stepped it up. they had a guard patrolling. >> reporter: fire officials say it's too early to tell if the fire is suspicious. abc 7 news. >> this is the fourth major construction fire in the oakland area in just this past year and the fifth since 2012. last october a 41-

. >>> new at 6:00, taking lava pizza to the extreme. it's now possible to bathe in pizza. >> huh?ready to warm up and eat. but watch what happens when you drop a pizza bath bomb in the water. the video went viral when ashley stewart posted it on her facebook page a few weeks ago. >> within a couple of days it had millions of views. me and my husband were like, what is going on? >> reporter: the stay at home mom was trying to supplement the family's income. >> it's insane. it's like i'm just trying to take it all in. >> reporter: she started making minion bath bombs to get her kids into the tub. thousand they must compete for these must have items featured on buzz feed. >> they come in and they're like, mom, this is for us. >> reporter: stewart isn't worried about sharing ingredients, because she says everyone makes bath bombs. it's her artwork which sets them apart. sometimes people order six slices at $7 apiece. >> they're making whole pizzas out of it. >> exactly. >> reporter: she's hired three people to fill 300 orders from around the u.s., england, and germany. >> it's like, w

taking to twitter showing a video of him punching a cnn logo and using a speech honoring veterans to lava attacks in the media. >> the sports media is trying to silence us. but we will not give in. the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house, but i'm president and they're not. >> reporter: trump continued to air his grievances today on twitter saying, at some point the fake news will be forced to discuss our great jobs numbers, strong economy, success with isis, the border and so much else, while some say white house securities and tom bossert suggests it didn't go too far. >> i hope no one would perceive that as a threat, but i do think he's beaten up in a way on cable platforms that he has a right to respond to. >> but more. there's more of a toxic tone toment. >> there is an important distinction to draw between bad stories or crappy coverage and the rights citizens have to argue about that and train about that and try to weaponize messages of distrust. >> but trump defended his twitter habits this weekend. he said, my days oflilily. he spent the weekend and monday by

. >>> new at 6:00, taking lava pizza to the extreme. it's now possible to bathe in pizza. >> huh? >> yeah. looks ready to warm up and eat. but watch what happens when you drop a pizza bath bomb in the water. the video went viral when ashley stewart posted it on her facebook page a few weeks ag >> within a couple of days it had millions of views. me and my husband were like, what is going on? >> reporter: the stay at home mom was trying to supplement the family's income. >> it's insane. it's like i'm just trying to take it all in. >> reporter: she started making minion bath bombs to get her kids into the tub. thousand they must compete for these must have items featured on buzz feed. >> they come in and they're like, mom, this is for us. >> reporter: stewart isn't worried about sharing ingredients, because she says everyone makes bath bombs. it's her artwork which sets them apart. sometimes people order six slices at $7 apiece. >> they're making whole pizzas out of it. >> exactly. >> reporter: she's hired three people to fill 300 orders from around the u.s., england, and germany. >

que baje su ropa, que la separen y que vea como se lava la ropa.ienen que aprender que el techo en donde viven cuesta dinero. si tÚ se lo deja saber y le deja saber que para poder vivir en comunidad tienes que cooperar. sin darle dinero. cuando le da dinero, cada vez que lo haga lo tiene que pagar. lourdes: la doctora dijo que debÍan darle una mensualidad. >> yo he probado muchas cosas. crecÍ con responsabilidad en casa. agrava la escoba, el trapeador, mis hermanos tambiÉn. eso era como que no nos pedÍan, teníamos responsabilidad de. ahora trato de que mis hijos me ayuden pero a veces me cuesta un poco mÁs porque se ponen rebeldes y no lo quieren hacer. yo les digo que tienen que aprender porque conoce salgan de casa tienen que saber hacer pero, no les pago. lourdes: el pÚblico difiere contigo. segÚn la encuesta un 57% dijo que hay que dar un billete. doctora: mesada, no pago. un incentivo. lourdes: vamos a una pausa. atenciÓn trabajadores, no se queden callados. hoy le vamos a decir cÓmo enfrentar a un jefe si cree que estÁ cometiendo injusticia.

and, also, the floor is lava! ( laughter ) i yield the remainder of my time."member, this hearing was about russian interference in our elections. and kamala harris had a lot of questions. well, let me change that. she had a lot of the first half of questions. >> did you have any communication with any russian businessmen or any russian nationals? >> i don't believe i had any conversation with russian businessmen or russian nationals. >> are you aware of communica-- >> although a lot of people were at the convention, it's conceivable that somebody-- >> sir, sir i have just a few ques-- >> well, you let me qualify it. if i don't qualify it, you'll accuse me of lying, so i need to be correct as best i can. >> i do want you to be honest. >> i'm not able to be rushed this fast. it makes me nervous. >> stephen: yes. jeff sessions doesn't respond to being rushed. in fact, it's the only kind of rushin' he won't engage with. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) wheee! wheee! but according to former trump advisor and goatee host organism, jason miller, there's a perfect

the tide, the current, storms, can take those eggs or the lava stages, float them out in the ocean, and then maybe they don't come back into the bay. >> to help stabilize the population, state officials are shortening the commercial crabbing season by ten days and reducing bushel limits for females. because here, crab something not just a summertime tradition. >> oh, ya, just peel them apart in the middle, then take the shell off, getting all of the gills and intestines out. and then finding the meat. >> it is a way of life. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, " eyewitness >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we need a girls trip. >> four friends from college reunite to relive their youth in girls trip. >> today is the last day that we will ever be this young. >> the star studded cast includes regina hall, tiffany, queen latifa, and jada pinkett smith. >> this weekend is about us. we deserve this. so let's go. >> the women sometimes disagree. >> ladies? >> made something very special for us this weekend. >> oh? >> bamm. >> how about we save it for the last night of our lives. >> and some drama follows them home. >> i've

lava lamps.om off. >> exactly? >> what next. >> you don't need to invest in expensive lawn toys, retired vegetable cans. take a shot and make carnival games. doesn't cost you much. let's see who is winner. whoa! >> very close. y r shot. very nice. >> do you remember concentration, the game. make your own memory. >> take turns trying to find matches. the one with the most matches wins. >> so much fun. thank you so much, donna. >> thank you so much. got to do the weather. let's take a look at the weekend outlook, see what your weather is like to have your tomorrow along mid-atlantic coast and ohio river valley not so great. plenty of sunshine in the northeast to start and then dow. sunny skies through the plains. heat continues. texas, sunshine out west. saturday rain and wind a real mess. the mid-atlantic states spot northeast. wet weather through the gulf, monsoonal moisture continues in the southwest. building heat in the pacific northwest. sunday -- sunday! -- coastal rain right along mid-atlan

he was setting up and the lava shot into the air. nd>> a a lion kept clawing at the glass. >> and all that matters. >> and a president's speech at the national scout's jam boar r -- jamboree. >> on "cbs this morning." communications chief. >> when it comes to him there's only one question everyone is asking. yes. that. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the 7-year republican vow to overturn obamacare comes down to one vote, the senate will decide this afternoon whether to move forward on legislation to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> it's not clear if the republican leadership has enough to move forward and there's confusion about what the senators will actually be voting on. >> senator john mccain who is fighting brain cancer as you know is returning to washington. he has not revealed how he will vote though it could be very decisive. nancy is on capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: this is highly unusual. senators are voting on whether to move forward with remaking one sixth of the nation's economy but they sti

he was setting up and the lava shot into the air. >> this cute baby minding hi own busy. >> a lie i don't want kept pawing at the glass. >> and all that matters. >> former boy scouts lashing out. >> comparing the speech to a political rally after opening with a pledge to put politics aside. >> who the hell wants to speak about politics when i'm in front of the boy scouts? >> on "cbs this morning." >> anthony scaramucci is new white house communications chief. >> when it comes to scaramucci, there's only one question everyone's asking. ♪ do the fandango >> yes. that. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the seven-year republican vow to overturn obamacare comes down to one pivotal vote. the senate will decide this afternoon whether to move forward on legislation to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> the vote is a gamble and it's not clear if the republican leadership has enough support to move forward and there's confusion about what the senators will actually be voting on. >> senator john mccain who is fighting brain cancer as you know is returning to was

. >> despicable act being shared on line, fishermen lavas they drag a live shark at high speeds behind their boat. >> look, it is already almost there. >> the hunt onto find them. the charges they could face, when they're brought to justice. >> and the ill bill is closer. >> we're now one step closer to liberating our citizens from this obamacare knit mayor. >> options still on the table as the senate works to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good day everybody, it is wednesday, july the 26, plus we have news out of dallas, they've a big pr nightmare, dallas cowboys, which is always fun. >> high shall everybody. >> we love to laugh at their shane. >> yes. >> okay. >> let's get to this wetter. >> cloudy, kind of cool yesterday. almost felt like september. temperatures were more september-ish than july-ish. with a eight out of ten, we will do it again. we might even see little bit more sunshine today. not yet. for us here in old city anyway it is cloudy. bus stop buddy here. no umbrella we had the umbrella earlier, really haven't seen much rain. 68 degrees, our cu

tambiÉn, estÁs cuidando tu piel porque lavas la esponja y la vuelves a meter en su huevito. >> ademÁs tenido un cuerpazo, pero desde que se convirtiÓ en madre, no se la veÍa mostrando su cuerpo. Últimamente, estÁ compartiendo unos fideos donde -- vÍdeos donde ana bÁrbara se ve mejor que nunca. bellÍsima ana bÁrbara. no sÉ quÉ piensan en el estudio. les recuerdo que esta jessica domÍnguez para responder todas tus dudas de inmigraciÓn. en este justo momento, la tenemos en un instagram live. pueden preguntarle por ahÍ. luego, tendremos el segmento donde estaremos en directo con ella a travÉs de la pantalla. ahora me voy con alan y con ana. alan: ya lo sabe, el dÍa de ayer joan sebastiÁn nos dijo adiÓs exactamente hace dos aÑos. los seguimos recordando desde mÉxico. estÁ fuerte la pelea entre la familia. ana: omar suÁrez se enfrenta a ivÁn aguilera. todos los detalles en la segunda parte de "cÓdigo segura". locutor: porque usted lo pidiÓ regresa "barrio chinche" en "despierta ¿sabes por qué te tocó ser el árbol? ...porque soy alto !sí! pero también porque los árboles son fuertes, como tú.

sabes dÓnde pone el detergente conservante de saavedra cuando hablaba la ropa -- lava la ropa?ia legal y econÓmica. dicen que levanta el Ánimo. es genial para ir a fiestas y bailar toda la noche. cuidado. no significa que tenga que salir a echar chocolate por la nariz. >> el chocolate no ha sido inventado para hacer inhalar. >> los mÉdicos dicen que inhalar cualquier sustancia puede ser peligroso. >> asumir cosas porque no dicen la redes sociales, porque lo dicen los amigos. siempre hay que atenerse a lo que dice la evidencia mÉdica. >> el producto se viene usando desde hace unos aÑos en europa. la agencia federal de alimentos no determinado cuÁl serÍa su posible riesgo. eso podrÍa cambiar. el lÍder estÁ pidiendo a la agencia que investigue. mientras tanto, hay personas que prefieren el sentido comÚn. >> no es bueno. temas a daÑar todo. no es bueno. >> lo mÁs seguro es recordar dos cosas que se saben desde hace mucho tiempo: que el chocolate se come y se toma, y que mucho chocolate engorda. arantxa: ahora, vamos con javier olivares. con un adelanto de las noticias que son tende

hundreds of people gathered to see 34-foot homemade volcano erupt in portland the lava was made withants expected the explosion to be little bit bigger than what it was. no official word if they were able to set that record. looks like they gave eight good try. >> applaud the effort. >> 8:25 right now. no camp today. down to serious business tucker. >> but that was a sad volcano. don't you think. >> it goes along with what folks were saying. >> it was mediocre eruption. >> did peter brady did not do a better job on the brady bunch he >> hands down. >> 78 in washington. camp will be back tomorrow. tornado likely last night in queen an's county i'll show you some of the radar signature from last night coming up. few leftover showers early. we're getting east of us and we should break out in partial sunshine. going to be haze seek hot and humid low 90 today's late this afternoon as cold front will which cully bring us cooler and drier air approaches we will likely see a few scattered storms break out. i can't guarantee we won't have storm or two later this afternoon but much of your day

alan: eso sÉ que me lava -- la va a contestar en una de esas.omentado. segÚn la comisiÓn de seguridad de productos del consumidor, se estima que alrededor de 230 personas acuden a un hospital con heridas de gravedad por fuegos artificiales. sÓlo el 4 de julio. 230 muy graves, pero hay miles mÁs. es importante decir que maÑana que es 4 de julio es muy importante. me imagino que muchos de ustedes ya han comprado estos fuegos artificiales. se preparan para utilizarlo en dÍa de maÑana. hay que utilizar con mucha cauciÓn. para hablarnos de cÓmo prevenir los accidentes nos acompaÑan grandes conocidos que nos ayudan mucho. primero, portavoz de bomberos de miami. tenemos un nuevo compaÑero y amigo, perdona, inspector del departamento de bomberos. antes que nada, bienvenidos. quÉ medidas podemos tomar para evitar accidentes? >> obviamente, ese es el tema de hoy. queremos que las personas la pasen bien, pero hay que tratar de evitar los accidentes como quemaduras e incendios. pedimos a las personas que si no pueden ir a un sitio donde estÁn haciendo los f