more homes are swallowed by molten lava. as american allies work to save the iran nuclear deal, president trump says he'll make an announcement on tuesday. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. across the ethnic divide in malaysia's election, we meet the malay candidate standing for the traditionally chinese party. and the first lady of the united states announces a new initiative. melania trump urges adults and children to ‘be best‘. it's 8am in singapore, 1:00 in london and 2pm in hawaii where an active volcano is posing an added danger to the residents on big island. 35 buildings have now been destroyed by the wave of molten lava with hundreds more in danger. but officials have told the bbc they're most worried about a plant holding 27,000 litres of a highly flammable liquid, which they're desperately trying to move to safety.. james cook has the latest. fountains of lava, bursting from one of the world's most active volcanoes. kilauea has been erupting constantly for more than 30 years, but not like this. de

whale volcano which began spewing lava on thursday several quakes tremors have struck since then molten lava could be seen bubbling through cracks on streets in the states and lenny poona gardens neighborhood from where people have been ordered to leave let's go live now to a state in hawaii from where rob rob reynolds joins us so rob what are the latest warnings for people in the affected area. well

more residents are rescued from their homes in hawaii as molten lava continues to pour from the groundlowing the eruption of the kilauea volcano. hello 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 regimen

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at least 26 homes have been destroyed by molten lava from fissures opening up in a residential area. authorities warn earthquakes, high levels of toxic gas and new eruptions still threaten the area. >>> at least 14 people were killed in eastern afghanistan after a bomb exploded at a mosque that was being used to register people to vote. 33 others were wounded. the taliban have denied being involved in the attack and no other group has claimed responsibility. >>> the woman president trump has picked to lead the cia may have a rough road to getting that job. cnn has learned gina haspel offered to withdraw her nomination after questions arose about her past activities with the agency. michelle kosinski has the details. >> reporter: for a long time, in fact ever since gina haspel has been nominated to be the first woman to head up the cia, there have been these serious questions about her more than 30-year tenure there. her support for u.s. torture programs after 9/11, the fact that she headed up a secret u.s. detention camp in thailand, that somebody was waterboarded there under her wat

close to an abrupt and volcano if epicenter was within twenty kilometers of a lani a state where molten lava has been slowly flowing into residential areas around two thousand people have now been forced to leave their homes to escape lava and poisonous gas coming up through cracks offended by the earth quakes a state of emergency is in effect on the big island of venice and states which is the community at the heart of a lot of options this is les lani avenue and until just a couple of days ago it was the main road through this tranquil rural community here on big island now you can see the lava has come up and overwhelmed the road and in the background there look farther back and you can see the smoke and flames from another house that's being destroyed and over here you can see that the lava has also surged up on this part of leylandii if they've blocking that road now the smell of sulfur dioxide is very strong right now it gets stronger when the wind blows from the direction of the vents coming in here we saw multiple steaming vents coming up out of the roadway we're not going to stay he

and molten lava moving dangerously close to a power lants. we're following the latest in hawaii. >>> the video went viral. a woman calling police on two men having a barbecue near lake merritt. the new role one of the men may pl play in future changes at the park. >>> clouds continuing to linger. to concord and a cool 64. we'll let you know about rain chances ahead and when we're going to hit 90 and how long it's going to last. my forecast is in about eight mips. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. there )s no end in sight. we )re continuing to watch the disaster on hawaii )s big island. minnesota minnesota minneso >>> take a look. it's now been three weeks, and there's no end in sight. we continue to watch the disaster on hawaii's big island. this video shows a natural phenomenon. blue flames burning atop the lava. you can see it right there. a lava, ash and t

a neighbourhood is being swallowed by molten lava.nd melania trump launches a campaign against online bullying, leaving many wondering if her husband will follow her advice. deal or no deal? it's decision time for president trump who says he'll announce on tuesday whether the united states will abandon the international nuclear agreement with iran. france says it will honour the deal, along with britain and germany, regardless of what's decided. in an attempt to influence the us president, the british foreign secretary, borisjohnson had earlier appeared on mr trump's favourite news programme, warning that the deal represented the least worst option. here's our north america correspondent nick bryant. on american television this morning, a double serving of boris at brea kfast. a double serving of boris at breakfast. the foreign secretary appearing on donald trump's favourite news show, fox and friends, to address an audience. we think what you can do is beat tougher on iran, addressed the concerns of the president and not throw the ba

more residents have been rescued from their homes in hawaii as molten lava continues to pour from theatest explosion sent an ash cloud 3,000m into the air. our correspondent chris buckler has the latest from hawaii. there were people taken up by helicopter last night. the problem is, a lot of these areas have now been completely blocked off because the national guard are here and they are protecting people and keeping people away from the volcano. last night, we went in with the national guard and took a look around that area in leilani estates and you could see the hugejets of lava going high into the air from some of the fissures that have come from this volcano, these volcanic vents that have cracked open the land and continue to eat their way. sometimes, above the sound of the fissure opening up, you could hear the helicopters as they went in to rescue people from their homes. it gave you a real sense of the concerns that this volcano was causing. there was also overnight an eruption in the volcano itself, sending an ash cloud 10,000 feet high into the air. however, at the moment,

more residents are rescued from their homes in hawaii as molten lava continues to pour from the groundlowing the eruption of the kilauea volcano. 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. in sparkling sunshine, the motorcade brought meghan markle to her wedding. indy car, megan and her mother. —— in the car. within the castle grounds, harry and william, dressed in the frock coat uniforms of theirformer regiment dressed in the frock coat uniforms of their former regiment walked down to saint georges chapel. the queen arrived with the duke of edinbu

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there have been more evacuations in hawaii as molten lava from a volcano continues to threaten residential areas around two thousand people have now been forced to leave their homes to escape lava and poisonous gas coming up scoop cracks opened by scruggs but also has more now from an emergency center in palau where some people have been told they can return to their homes but only briefly they were told that they could go back into leylandii estates the area that's been off limits now for days where those love events have been erupting and pick up their essential supplies personal papers irreplaceable items from their homes we know that nine homes at least so far have burned down i spoke to one gentleman who lived in a home that was destroyed and he said it was just devastated still of shock always knew that something like this could happen but the reality was really quite quite stunning now we're at this. emergency center which has been set up completely by volunteers from the community you could see right here people have donated the water and food and toiletries and all sorts of things

have been more evacuations in hawaii is molten lava from a volcano continues to threaten residential areas around two thousand people have now been forced to leave their homes to escape lover and poisonous gas coming up through cracks opened by the quakes brunell's reports from near mount killer way a volcano on the hawaii's big island. local resident tony lutes shot this cell phone video as new line of the events opened near his neighbor's house the molten rock blasted high above the ground and toxic sulfur dioxide gas streamed through the air sound and a lot of jet engine and every time it exploded it was like an explosion or as i can i'm going on the new eruption from mount killer way a cause the emergency evacuation of nearly two thousand residents from the small rural community of les lani estates and surrounding areas one night it was find there was little cracks in the pavement and the next morning. no one having worn it covered roads with rivers of magma and reportedly destroyed several buildings hawaii's governor called out state national guard troops to provide emergency he

i smelt it andi molten lava poured out.and i ran to the corner and that is when i ran into a military officer who told me that it is smoking. sure as heck, i take the turn and it was on fire. dozens of small earthquakes left cracks in the roads. some residents described a feeling as if a giant snake was moving under the houses. you could feel the heat coming from the ground. there is heat coming out of this. there is love in there. but was not the only danger. the air was filled with potentially toxic fumes. as a result, the state governor ordered an evacuation. there was little time to gather possessions. some escaped with what they could. residents are 110w with what they could. residents are now waiting to see when they will be allowed home. mount kilauea is spewing smoke from one of its side bends but at the moment scientists don't believe there is a major risk ofan don't believe there is a major risk of an explosive eruption. laver has been flowing from the volcano crater and cracks on its slopes ever since it became a

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a roadblock, hawaii style. on thursday and molten lava poured out. of my favourite streets at least wasfire. dozens of small earthquakes left cracks in the roads. snake was moving under the houses. you can feel the heat coming from the ground... yeah, there's heat coming out of there. there's lava there. and that wasn't the only danger. the air was filled with potentially toxic fumes. as a result, the state governor ordered an evacuation. there was little time to gather possessions. some escaped with what they could. residents are now waiting to see when they'll be allowed home. of an explosive eruption. on its slopes ever since it became active in 1983. relaxing just yet. island of hawaii. he told me he was about 35 miles away from the volcano. of the earthquakes you were mentioning. in fact, we felt a pretty significant 6. about an hour and a half ago. we are feeling the effects but not to the degree those poor folks are. as it is for you around the world. i can imagine, from where you are can you see anything? it and get some live updates and that sort of thing. does that mean you do

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. >> reporter: since then, molten lava has destroyed several homes. more eruptions are likely. >> there is nothing to say that it can't develop some degreesal pressure and push beyond to the east tip of the island. >>> areas of hawaii's vol cano national park was shut down after dangerous gases in the air. the strong 6.9 magnitude quake did a lot of damage. hawaii's vol park. >> man in critical condition. arresting 20-year-old and one-year-old in connection with the attempted homicide. cell phone video shows several gun shots being fired a people screaming. no one else was hurt. meantime, two people were hurt after a tractor trailer and passenger van veered off. in the eastbound loans. the van the two drivers were taken to the hospital. >>> this morning, a large group of law enforcement officers showed up at san francisco's airport to embark on a journey of fallen officers. flew to new jersey to begin a four-day 250-mile tribute bicycle yard. two officers in the bay area were killed in the line of duty in 2017. the goal was to raise awareness of those

won't it be difficult to get to them because of the unpredictability of these fissures and the molten lava that's shooting out of the air? >> you're absolutely right, and that's why we're urging residents in that area to listen to the authorities and cooperate and not to wait until it's too late. the same situation can be said for up at the summit, because as that lava lake continues to drop as volcanic activity continues at the bottom to come out in these fissures, the fear there is that it will ghit the water table and steam will happen and an explosion from the summit will come up and throw debris for who knows how far in miles around that vicinity. the residents up in that area are also on high alert. hawaii national park has been closed since friday to make sure there is no one in the park that can be in danger. so everybody is on edge here on the big island. it's in a fairly secluded area around the volcano on the wynward side. we have our fingers crossed, and we hope it continues to be a situation where we have no casualties, and it's anybody's guess what mother nature will do next.

legs. >> earlier today we heard that streams of lava have reached the pacific ocean, the rivers of molten lava closing down part of the a main evacuation route. now there are growing concerns the lava is creating a deadly new danger. for the very latest, let's bring in cnn's stephanie elam. stephanie, we see these incredible, i don't know, like mini mountains of orange lava behind you. how far away from those plumes are you? >> reporter: you know, i imagine it's probably about a mile, is my guess. things look different when there's nothing in the way when you're looking at it this close. i'm going to step out so you can take a better look at it, fred, but you take a look at what's happening there, and you can see that the sea of black lava around it as well. so building up and fountaining. one of the things that's striking to me is whenever i've looked at images of lava fountaining out like this before, i always thought it looked like it was in slo-mo. this is exactly how it looks right now. what you're seeing is what we're seeing, too, and in the background you may hear some extreme sounds of

tonight, it is what is on land in the path of that molten lava that is causing more concern. >> reporter: there are growing concerns that lava could soon reach a nearby thermal plant. he -- it has itched to the edge of the property prompting the possibility of an explosion. the power facility harnesses energy from the volcano by collecting steam and hot liquid that it captures and underground wells. crews have removed thousands of gallons of flammable liquids and are in the process of quenching. lava flows are growing in size and moving at a much faster rate. many are wondering if there are any signs that the volcano could slow down soon. >> i would have to say that no, it is still the early part of the eruption. it is just in the second phase, the eruptions are quite high and then it will tell off. >> reporter: lava is hitting the ocean at two different points, creating corrosive plumes that contain acid and tiny pieces of glass. the hawaiian national guard has started to increase the resources at this checkpoint. they have larger trucks in place and one guard member said they are ready

all of this coming from a newly formed crater full of molten lava, just yards away from one woman's home. >> you cannot put words to it. oh my goodness. yes. that is where the bigger ones. awesome, yes. >> reporter: residents compare the sound of lava to more than one dozen jets taking off at once which have been going on throughout the early morning hours and into the afternoon. this country side of the big island was a place many considered to be paradise, but now, -- >> it's like a war zone. the video, even with an audio aspect cannot touch the vibrations you are feeling, and your chest, the ground, the windows shaking, it just goes on constantly. >> reporter: new fissures continue to erupt and over 2000 people have been evacuated. disappeared this morning -- this one appeared this morning. for older fissures remain and three are still producing lava flow. -- four older. it points to the potential for more eruptive activity as residents brace themselves for what may be seeing how this volcano forever changes the way they view their home. >> it's just, just flowing out of building up a

there are hazards from the molten lava, obviously, and the bombs.ards from the volcanic gases. there are two different kinds. the one up at the fissure and the one down at the ocean and there are hazards at the summit from the explosive eruptions. >> just help us to understand because we keep seeing these dramatic pictures day after day. is this tapering off or is it getting stronger? >> it's difficult to say when it will taper off. obviously we know it hasn't started to taper off yet. there are various signals that we can measure, earthquakes and def fer mags of the ground. so far they tell us the supply of magma to this area is continuous. in 1955 there was an eruption in this exact area that lasted 86 days. it had its most intense period about three to four weeks in. we could be in for the long hall. we just don't know. time will tell. >> this phenomenon of laze, so it's not lava, its laze and this is what our full screen explains it. when lava reaches the ocean, then it creates laze you'll correct me if i'm wrong made of hydrochloric acid gas, s

the molten lava and ash blasting thousands of feet into the air. about the big island of hawaii facing a new threat as lava hits the ocean. it would send hydrochloric acid and glass particles into the air. give us the latest. >> reporter: well, seeing something like this is undoubtedly a once in a lifetime experience for most people. but for people who live here on the big island of hawaii, they are happy that it is only once in a lifetime, because this is a never-ending nightmare. let me show you what we're seeing from our vantage point. this is where all of the lava is coming from. this is actually five fissures combined, but doesn't look like cracks in the earth. it looks more like five out of control fire hydrants. that lava has to go somewhere. so it is cascading down the fast moving lava flows and eventually it is reaching the ocean. you can actually see it from our vant age point there, the red steam over there in two different places. now, from new pictures that we're seeing, those clouds, it may look like simple steam, but it is much more

the top stories this hour: molten lava is continuing to flow through a neighbourhood on one of the islandsvacuated. president trump has said on twitter that he will announce on tuesday whether he is abandoning the international nuclear deal on iran. it has been a record—breaking early may bank holiday, as temperatures in some parts of the country hit 28.7 degrees celsius, the hottest since the long weekend was introduced 40 years ago. south—east england, the midlands, and east anglia enjoyed the warmest weather. from southend—on—sea, frankie mccamley reports. whether you want to dive right in and really make the most of it, just get your feet wet, or have some good, old—fashioned fun, today has certainly been the day. i had to tell this one, "nope, put down the marigolds, you know, and the bleach, you're not cleaning today. come on, let's go". and she was like, whoo! and i was like, boop—boop—boop. "i'll see you in an hour love, later. " so she dragged me out of my house in other words, otherwise i would have had a day of cleaning. been down here since half—ten. and you haven't been able t

hot, molten lava. you just have to let it go. and that is the danger here for the people who have built their homes in these communities. if lava comes in and takes the homes like it has done to several homes at this point, they may never be able to go back to their neighborhoods. and for many of them, that is the most devastating news. >> stephanie elam there. >>> let's turn to our meteorologist pedram javaheri with more on this. pedram, of course we have no idea how long this is going to last. but we do know it has changed the land skype there and people are terrified. >> it is a very scary sight. one way to gauge how long it will play sutout is to look at history. summer 2018 could be plagued by an event like this. so you're living amongst an active volcano. you expect much of the summer to bring such threats. and additional quakes. one thousand quakes have been reported in the last seven days alone. we had a 5.0, a 5.4 and 6.9. additional fissures could be expected. certainly folks really taking this very serious when it comes

have 22 fsures emitting thousands and thousands of tonulfur dioxide and millions of metric tons of molten lava. chris: tt flow of lava shows no sign of slowing in the evacuation ze. street onced led to houses that are ly gone. >> i just moved here year ago and bought this house after my boyfriend died. youeg know, a newning, it was a start over. i lost everything. i lost everything. e i lorything. chris: islanders who hoped that these roads would be open leftime soon has been that isthat extremely unlikely. geologists say that below the surface of kilea it is very tive and changing shape. they say people need to be tprepared to be in this f long haul. for now, hawaiians are being kept away from the ocean and their mes, as the smoke, steam, and sulfur continues to rise. chris buckr, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. jane: that must berey nerve-racking. the literary world b hn mourning the loss of philip roth, by many as the greatest american writer of his generation. the litzer prize-winning novelist published his first collection of short stories in 1959 andna won interonal acclaim with "

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for five days the volcano has been spewing molten lava and ash. large crash -- cracks have opened through the neighborhood. several homere smoke engulfed this house. >> it is like a goliath, like a roaring jet engine. he lives about 100 yards away from one the eruptions. >> to the ask you to evacuate? >> it was a mandatory evacuation, but by law i do not have to leave. >> reporter: why did you choose to stay? >> because this is where i live. i have faith in the gods that my house is going to be okay. >> reporter: two more cracks opened with fountains of lava exploding into the night sky just feet from homes on residential streets. just a few hours ago the street was white open. now you can see that it is covered in about six feet of lava. it cools pretty quickly. you can almost walk on it now. but you can see that it is still glowing red. the lava spread quickly through lava tubes. scientists describe those as long underground tunnels. it erupts most as if a hose has been sliced lengthwise. >> the prognosis is for this to continue. we see no slowd

you've got hot, molten lava in the middle of these communities.e 1700 people who are evacuated, some 700 buildings under threat because of this. because of this molten lava that is moving in this volcano, they've had massive earthquakes that have knocked out power to people in this area and also causing the hawaii volcano's national park to close. take a look at one resident who had to evacuate, take a listen to what he had to say. >> we're holding up good. i'm with 11 people that have been displaced and our homeless and workless right now, that were also working on my farm. it's been a real shocker, you know. the last day we were there, just thursday, we were making a good-bye dinner for one of our friends, making a dinner, about to enjoy dinner and then cops showed up and told us we had to go. everything changed in an instant. you have five minutes to pack your bags what you think you're going to need and you're off. >> reporter: and that is also part of the issue here. people are evacuated not just because of the fissures but air quality, sulfu

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hit by the most powerful earthquake in 40 years, all this as kilauea volcano is erupting bringing molten lava and dangerous sulfur dioxide gas and look at those visuals clearing residential neighborhoods. >> we have new video coming in from the hawaii department of defense. look at this. it shows the lava flowing out of what is called a fissure. smoke there surrounding people's homes. >> nearly 2,000 people have been forced from their homes, and abc's marci gonzalez is right there on the big island with the very latest for us this morning. marci, good morning to you. >> reporter: paula and dan, good morning. yeah, since they don't know when and where the ground could open up again, the national guard is set up ready for the possibility of more evacuations as this area deals with aftershocks and more eruptions. overnight, nature's fireworks show on hawaii's big island. molten rock and flames spewing into the air. glowing lava lighting up the sky and flowing into neighborhoods. >> there just seems like it keeps fissuring upwards and becoming more hazardous. >> reporter: new fissures opening up

. >>> you can see molten lava.wo separate lava flows have come together. >> those pictures are impressive. it's very dangerous. that highway serves as a critical escape route. >> you predicted this thing was not going to be over soon. i don't think i have fissure as much as i have the last two weeks. >> sit a breathing hazard. as if magma, lava wasn't enough two of the concerns going forward. acid rain is a product of the plumes that are coming from some of these fissures that are opening up. it is interesting to look at the series of earthquakes that have struck this region within the past two weeks. don't go cancelling your trip to this beautiful tropical paradise. if you were traveling to kauai that is the same distance of traveling london to glasgow. much of hawaii not being impacted by this. the people that are have a lot to contend with. >> i was like i know what that is. >> two different things. >> so hawaii is still open for business and for any people that might be planning a honey moon. >> in the u.k. >>

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i want to show you this video from a fissure, you can see this molten lava destroy a car. it destroyed 35 structures, 26 in homes in the neighborhood right near the volcano. geologists have spotted a dozen fissures so far. >> such a dynamic situation with fissures changing at least daily if not hourly. >> some of the 2,000 people evacuated are being allowed to check on their homes when it's safe. kilauea erupted four days ago. officials say the lava could continue flowing for weeks. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. start with temperatures, pleasanton 50, san ramon 51, danville 52, everyone else 353 to 57, livermore 52. walnut creek, an area that will reach 80 like yesterday. if you had air conditioner on during the commute you'll need it again. the closer you are to the coast in san francisco, more likely you're going to run into low clouds this morning for the watch out for that. we also have breezy conditions north of the bay bridge all the way through the delta if you're going to be on a ferry today. mass transit kind of like y

whale volcano which began spewing lava on thursday several quakes tremors have struck since then molten lava could be seen bubbling through cracks on streets in the states and lenny poona gardens neighborhood from where people have been ordered to leave let's go live now to a state in hawaii from where rob rob reynolds joins us so rob what are the latest warnings for people in the affected area. well the latest information that just came out from the authorities here in hawaii is that five houses have been burned in the leyline is states as a result of these then it's with burning lava opening up states is just over in that direction past the roadblock that you see manned by some a hole why the national guards. troops in addition the hawaii volcano observe a spear observatory says that the eruptive activity associated with the mt killer whale is ongoing and is expected to continue fortunately there are no reports of anyone losing their lives or of anyone being seriously injured in any of this despite a rather large earthquake that happened on friday and shook people up a six point nine magni

so live for you this hour more evacuations in hawaii as molten lava from the caraway a volcano continues to threaten residential areas. will have the second part of an al jazeera investigation into claims of medical malpractise at mexico's flagship state neurological institute. the big branch that's changed the motor g.p. title race will have the details of. the law. hello there we've had some spectacular weather over parts of turkey recently so thanks to face it weather system here it's brought us a lot of wet weather and some of it has been very very heavy for ankara here we only had ninety minutes of rain but this is what those nine minutes caused her if it flooding there really is quite dangerous and i feel very sorry for that man that fortunately we haven't had any reports of fatalities that munn did survive we've got more wet weather still to come we're not expecting anything quite as severe but there's still likely to be some rather spectacular downpours over parts of turkey wants more we've also got this area of rain that's working its way eastwards and still pulling itself toget

molten lava flowing at least 70 homes has now shutdown a major interstate we'll take you live to the scene. david: and taking another jab at jeff president trump says he regrets his choice for attorney general. jeff sessions wishing he had picked someone else instead, a live report from the white house , and we'll speak with former house oversight chairman jason chaffetz about what happens now. melissa: and working to salvage the summit a top north korean official said to be kim jong-un 's right hand man arriving in new york city to meet with secretary of state mike pompeo this afternoon, the latest details and the significance of these high level talks. >> the conversation is going to be focused on denuclearization of the peninsula, that's what these ongoing conversations taking place now will be centered on as well as the summit that would take place in singapore. as a control enthusiast, i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any up

the trees over in that direction for the people who live under the volcano the occasional jet of molten lava and bone shaking quake are part of the price of living in a tropical paradise i'm not afraid of it just respect it and be aware of. you know i don't care if the mountain is on predict. no one knows where the next love a breakout will be or how long kill away as angry mood will last. well let's go live now to rob who's in hawaii so rob what is the biggest health hazard right now . well the biggest health hazard that doctors and public health officials are warning people about is sulphur dioxide gas that's associated with the eruptions it is a toxic substance it can overwhelm someone and you can die if you breathe through much of it furthermore if you have a pulmonary condition like emphysema or asthma or if you are a young child or an elderly person with a weakened immune system it can cause some very serious health problems so they've monitored some of the levels of sulfur dioxide and find them to be very high so they're very concerned about that you can get out of the way of molten l

the video of the molten lava vaporizing everything in its path with the fears that a power plant might be next. >>> almost to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the politics lead an the white house minutes ago addressing the president's maximum pressure campaign on the department of justice, breaking with norms and pushing for an investigation into the very people investigating him and his campaign team. this comes after the revelation that a confidential fbi source in 2016 had conversations with trump campaign staffers. the president responding to that news today saying, quote, if they had spies in my campaign during the campaign for political purposes, that would be unprecedented in the history of our country. sarah sanders revealing that the meeting with lawmakers about that confidential source will take place on thursday of this week and the individuals expected to attend are devin nunes sand trey gowdy. fbi director christopher wray and dan coates and attorney general edward o'callaghan. no democrats invited but while democrats and some republicans are concerned over ho

. >> reporter: the state of emergency on mount kilauea on hawaii's big aye land comes as molten lava spewed 125 feet into the air and covered roads in rivers of red. >> we have an eruption, about six blocks away from our house right now. >> reporter: with rock, soot, and ash exploding out of the earth, 1500 locals and tourists ordered to immediate evacuate. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my gosh! it's -- >> oh, my god. it's, like, big. >> reporter: after multiple eruptions, some overnight, lava flowed toward these estates, disaster brewing here for days. nearly 500 earthquakes rattling the island before the first eruption. now streets are cracking open as this curtain of fire sweeps towards homes and sulfuric gas fills the air. >> we had to evacuate, my mother was out of portable oxygen. >> reporter: with multiple properties damaged just four years ago, lava oozed down kilauea, burning homes to the ground. tonight, another unstoppable slow motion disaster. >> this could be just the end of a community. a good retirement community. >> reporter: one of the most active volcanos in the world, toni

molten lava pouring from a large crack their on the side. small earthquakes have been seen. and felt shaking the east side of the island all week. officials have warned people they may need to evacuate. shelters have been set up for those order to leave their homes. some people are refusing to go. >> as long as i'm in my house, my house is safe. >> unless they force me to leave, yeah. i ain't planning to leave. >> kilauea has erupted many times in the past forcing nearby communities to evacuate. hawaii's governor activated the hawaii national guard to help with evacuations and security. >> hawaii at the same time still recovering from last month's severe flooding on kauai and a law who. it dimension more than 500 homes, highways, roads, and state parks. hawaii is asking for millions of dollars in federal disaster help rick >>> for deco four. later today, president trump will speak at the annual leadership meeting of the national rifle association in dallas. during his appearance, the nra is selling its members, don't bring your guns to the convention center because of secret

predict when the kilauea volcano will start erupting, toxic gases are a threat and the vicious molten lavaaiming homes and other structures. >> trevor: who has to be warned to stay away from lava? it's lav that's the warning! people are being evacuated from their homes and tourists are going to gawk at it? this will end up being the millennialial pompey. some future tour guide will be in front of a man of ash saying, this victim was taking a selfie in 2018. ( laughter ) i don't understand people don't respect the eruption because the lava moves so slowly. it's like the ben carson of natural disasters. watch-out-i'm-also-bad-for- housi watch-out-i'm-also-bad-for-housi ng. ( laughter ) in other news, parents have been complaining that their kids are rude to their google home speakers. so, today, google introduced a new mode where you have to say "please" before it will respond. yeah, and, personally, i think this is great. everyone should be polite to these things. not just because of manners, but just when the robot uprising comes, they might spare us. the robots will be like, exterminate -

who just moved into his dream home, only to flee as molten lava consumed his neighborhood.his harrowingostly mistake.san francisco's new central subway project...delayed after the city claims the contractor laid down miles of the wrong track.a live report..just minutes away. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow own "e.t." we are with rhea narcs secrets behind her painful met gala moment and her wedding gift for the royal couple? >>> plus, kelly, beyonce, kristen -- >> ruins it every time. they won't do it again ♪ i have a plan >>> just in time for mother's day, there will be screenings across the country of "mamma mia." the sequel, "mamma mia! here we go again." >> we are going leave you with the first scene in the movie where we meet the younger versions of chris teen baranski. >> we thought "mamma mia! here we go again" with the song. we are in the graduation hall at oxford. >> it's a really great spring board into this scene of girl power. ♪ make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible

neighbourhood is 2a miles from the crater of mt kilauea, but the ground cracked open on thursday and molten lava poured out. i smell it and i ran into the lava poured out. i smell it and i ran i;£,; and if .. iii described a feeling as if a giant snake - moving under the described a feeling as if a giant snake. moving under the houses. snake was moving under the houses. you could feel the heat coming from the ground... yeah, there is heat coming out of their. and that wasn't the only danger. the air was filled with potentially toxic fumes. as a result, the state governor ordered an evacuation. there was little time to gather possessions. some escaped with what they could. residents are now waiting to see when they will be allowed home. mt kilauea is spewing smoke from one of its side vents, but at the moment scientist don't believe there is a major risk of an explosive eruption. laver has been flowing from the volcano crater and cracks on its slopes ever since it became active in 1983. but with earthquakes getting stronger, no one is relaxing just yet. on the line is janet snyder from the mayor'

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