mother nature demonstrating she is in charge. this isa demonstrating she is in charge. this is a great paradise, but sometimes you have it all and mother nature has her revenge and no shoe man can stand in her way. has her revenge and no shoe man can stand in herway. —— human. if the lava reaches the ocean, it will cause horrible gases. it could be a major issue for the national guard and other services you will be responsible. so far the situation has he managed as well as possible. it is mother nature and you cannot predict it. it is extremely difficult to keep management of. as you said, the situation is evolving all the time. look at the experts, highly skilled people. they have said they have no idea, no knowledge, of where this will go. it isa knowledge, of where this will go. it is a world of uncertainty. the homes of people and their livelihoods have been destroyed. many are not allowed to go back or even near anything to retrieve anything. it is a harrowing situations. definitely. the spread ofa situations. definitely. the spread of a disease, ebola. the worry

damian: you can't--you can't prevent what mother nature is about to do. mother nature has a mind of its own and will go wherever it wants to go. but the least you can do i guess is mitigate it, study it, and see what kind of steps you can do to work when mother nature may be in simplifying the process and maybe decreasing the amount of damage that might be caused. mayra: exactly, so that's why we have the weather stations. another big part of this community wildfire safety program is having our own firefighters. this is the first time that pg&e is doing it. it's already been done in southern california for a couple years, but they'll help us. they're already in places where we expect extreme heat and possibly a wildfire. so, when that does happen, we want to be able to get to that risk right away so that we can decrease the risk of having something significant happen that can affect our communities and our infrastructure. damian: how much of that is lessons learned from what happened? mayra: we've learned a lot from what happened in e we ow that this is t

i know mother nature will bring increasing sunshine as you can see in the forecast.ncreasing warmth. starts off comfortable saturday. 50s at the coast. look at by monday. nobody better be complaining about how warm it's going to be. 66 at the coast. 80 around the bay, 92 inland. we'll take a look at some of the festivities going on this weekend, also like the a's game tonight where we have fireworks. it starts at 6:35, 60 degrees, dropping down to 57 by 9:30. alexis? >> taiking a look at our two major issues this morning. we talked to chp a few moments ago. they con fermd no change. still one lane getting by the scene eastbound 80 before the carquinez bridge. that is due to two separate crashes, the semi that jackknifed and burst into flames and a second crash where a sedan that rear-ended the semi. unfortunately the driver of that sedan did not survive. northbound 880 before hegenberger in oakland, the far right lane is blocked. you can use 580 for an alternate. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk about what's going

the italian artiso has made mother nature his muse. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in the u.s. and around the world. the buildup was a feat of diplomatic showmanship. the cancellation abrupt but not entirely unexpected. donald trump called off his june meeting with kim jong-un in a letter, citing open hostility coming from pyongyang as the reason for pulling the plug. he did hold out the possibility of rescheduling. the bbc's north america editorso jopel has more. >> this is cnn breaking news -- injon: for once, breg news really was worth the flashes. s,e historic singapore summit had hit the buffs many doubters predicted. donald trump's extraordinary effort to kim jong-un the expression of it. he wrote, "sly, based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement, i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have this long-planned meeting." his letterpoke about the power of the u.s. nuclear arsenal, and that the meeting was kim's idea, not his. at the white house, a somber to say.t tr

the italian artist who has made mother nature his muse. jane: welcome to our viewers on public televis the u.s. and around the world. the buildup was a feat o diplomatic showmanship. the laentitionre alybr unexpected. donald trump called off his june meeting with kim jong-un in a letter, citing open hostility coming from pyongyang as the re onasul he did hold out the possibility noe g bbnes w' -- h icameritjon: for once, breakingt had hit the buffers, as many doubters predicted. donald trump's extraordinary effort to kim jong-un the expression of it he wrote, "sadly, based on the a tremendoer and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement, i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have this long-planned meeting." his letter spoke about the power of the u.s. nuclear arsenal, and that the meeting was kim's idea, not his. at the white house, a somber president trump had this to say. prestrump: based on the rece statement of north korea, i have decided to terminate the planned summit in singape on june 12. while many things can ha

it is mother nature's air- conditioning in full force. the as are playing tonight against the mariners. cool and breezy for the first pitch. 7:05. 58 degrees tonight. two low pressure areas keeping us cool. one causing rain in the desert of arizona and nevada again. we are on the western edge of that. the ones north and west of the bay area, that will feed in a longer on shore flow. lightly give us a chance of showers coming up on friday, so tomorrow, another chilly one, san jose, 70. mountain view, 68. vallejo, 67. san francisco, 60. we stay cooler than average through friday with the chance of showers. then the holiday weekend, the unofficial start to summer. thankfully, mother nature hears our question. when will it finally warm up? the answer is sunday and monday. 70s return to the bay for the first time in a long time. and 80s return inland. but, it is not warm yet guys. on top of the sales force tower, we are in the middle of a very big cloud. back to you. >> thanks paul. >>> well, coming up, a soccer star get ins bay area sports ha

wants to get involved but when you've got them changing the course of rivers interfering with mother nature disturbing that delicate it could balance it can only end in problems contact. well it can if you do it badly but one of the encouraging thing is that among sort of technical water management experts around the world there's been a real sort of flowering over the last twenty twenty five years of of innovation in sort of governance approaches in planning approaches and technical assessment approaches which have enabled us to understand those potential tradeoffs between for example building dams and impacts on downstream countries much much better there are sold imperfect solutions but quite often there are very good solutions what we really need now is the politicians to be alive to those to be ready to be informed by those to engage stakeholders in some of those discussions and if we do that then you know there's every reason why that we could manage our rivers much better going forward again we're going to focus a little more on solutions later on but i just want to come back to you

instance scarcity in jordan also mandated not let me let's not blame climate change or god or mother nature it's it's a drug part of the world jordan just doesn't have a lot of water resources to begin with. but if i'm talking about you've got a population influxes due to war from you know first regime from palestine and the creation of the state of israel and then from iraq and now syria then the pressure is not much greater on water resources that exist in jordan that were already scarce. at the same time in jordan and in other places around the neurons the middle east were were were mismanaging water in the sense they were growing for instance crops in the desert with the little bit of water that we that exists in some of the places means that it should be used for its most valuable resource mainly for drinking water. and not so much to grow crops that are now and exported or that could be imported into the orbit which is what we call virgil on the view of the option to import food rather to groups food then you can use the existing water that you have for more valuable. reasons now and

. >> it is man versus mother nature. >>> there are homes burning down and incredible new images are showing the growing dangers. >> stunning new details about a second meeting at trump tower between the president's son and a group of foreigners. >> also, after a royal wedding the newlyweds are set to return to kensington palace and they are prepping for the first official royal engagement. >>> hawaii is on high alert this morning. >> officials warned la va is going towards one. >> we are there now. it seemed some of those were slowing down. a different story now. a lot of these were going dormant. it is not very much in terms of lava. there were fizz yurs that react this is the 7th we have watched now. you can see how high it can'ts to pew lava into the air. it seems to be decreasing in intensity. it seems to be the case. look at this. it is sort of decreasing the amount. blo believe it or not a lot of people in that area are scrambling to get their things, scrambling to get out or do what i that can to protect their homes. here is the other thing i want to tell you about. they are now reac

it's, definitely mother nature, re-creating -- so, we are at her mercy. >> because there are still soy active fissures right now, there is really no word on when any roads might reopen. if at all. this eruption has been going on for almost a month right now. and, scientists aren't offering any predictions for when it might end. >> the governor of puerto rico is reacting to a shocking study, that shows the death toll from hurricane maria is much bigger than first reported. harvard university researchers estimate 4600 people died because of last year's storm. the official government death toll its 64. david begnaud reported from hurricane maria. back now in san juan. >> districts here in san juan where researchers went door to door, knocked, asked if anyone died here. there were more questions than that. that's how it got started with a 50,000 grant from harvard. six weeks of work. headline on a death toll that has stunned people. >> we welcome all. >> puerto rico's governor, who himself its a scientist, seemed blindsided by the harvard study. >> we want the real number to come out. we

where mother nature provides a gallery for the modern art of barbara hepworth, henry moore and james turrell‘s skypace. this is a place where even the trees look like sculptures. hang on. this one is a sculpture. by the world renowned italian artist giuseppe penone. so, giuseppe, tell me about the rock in the tree. the tree is related to the idea of growing of the tree, that is attracted by light, and the rock is related to the idea of gravity force. penone is like the david attenborough of art. he spends his life observing nature to make work that heightens our awareness of its beauty and power. the tree, he says, is the perfect sculpture, because it balances the weight of life as all living things must do, with a poetic fluidity. a tree is between two worlds. the underground and the upper. so i have done this piece that is horizontal and in this point there was a branch, and i cut the branch. i put clay and i have done the print of my hand. is this comment on the tree of life? if you want, it is possible! it is possible. who the better sculptor, nature or you? i don't know. the bet

the power of mother nature has been unleashed again, and we could see thunderstorms breaking out at anytruggling to keep updating the weather graphics, that is how quickly they are forming. this is the satellite image from the last few hours and you can see how the whole atmosphere is rotating in our direction so this is rotating in our direction so this is the warm and humid air carrying the thunderstorms and we are seeing them developing in the uk and some are drifting out to the continent. this risk will be in place across the uk for the next few days or so. this is the scene around midnight and unpredictable picture where we could see thunderstorms anywhere but the basic message is the further north you are, there are no storms across scotland and it will be clear and fairly cool the temperatures around 8 degrees but a lot of cloud across parts of europe and england so across parts of europe and england so it means monday morning starts off gloomy and then the sun comes out and then the somme is back out again. but once the sun comes out again. but once the sun comes out again we wi

how much longer will these flows continued they say only mother nature knows. what would be your best guess? >> the best evidence we have was with the last three eruption's happening in this area, 1955 there was an eruption that happened in the same exact spot and it lasted 86 days. and then a couple miles away in 1916 there was one that listed -- 1960 lasted a couple days. so we do not know for a fact that this eruption will last as long as that but those are the indications of this typical duration of volcanoes at this spot. it's when we will see a significant change in earthquakes and the amount of gas coming out of these areas and the ground deformation which is the change in the ground surface. those epic constant which suggests that the volcano is in a mode doing what it does. >> you mentioned that gas is coming out. sulfur the oxide has been diagnosed to be coming out. >> it is a dangerous gas. it depends on the concentration. it goes from anywhere being an irritant to really being quite toxic because it turns into sulfuric acid inside your lungs. it can

it's right about this time mother nature decides to one up him. >> he the show. >> he dropped it way too big exploding some of the screens completely overloading the area. you start seeing rain coming in not from the sky, through the side. people sosht of go running. you can see the aftermaths right now. all right. y'all be as to we had hundreds of yujer people out there. it douf been very very luchlt si. >> a >> trying to get it going. not quite catching it. it's not the way he wants. his bad di is like what you know what will. >> it has been so ever it is straight into the face of guy. they t people around acted relatively quickly. i'm pretty sure she growing his eyebrows ornd. >>> do you guys remember ookeit sizzle. you know, like bit coin? none of is that. >> none of that knows how krip cry prk to currency workings. zbli yeah yatd win that pays out. oscar myer gives it a fun >> not bit coin. it's bay time. >> oh, yeah. >> i like it. >> you just need took sesz to a computer. what kid they say? >> switch tips. i thought it. brilliant idea. >> there are lots of things i don't like.

mother nature can only do this. >> she can also do this -- the towering inferno, a redwood from the insided by the aptly named family tree. the 400-year-old sitka spruce is actually multiple living trees in one. somehow, some way, several branches have sprouted into whole trees. >> a huge, beautiful structure, almost unique in the world. it's certainly the largest in the world. ray and his wife, ma, think the freaky forest would make a great roadside attraction, so they buy the property and move to the middle-of-nowhere northern california to run the odd business. but it won't be easy getting money to grow on these trees. >> someone could have gotten hurt. >> oh, totally. >> here's a "strange inheritance" quiz question. the answer after the break. ♪ >> so, coast redwoods belong to the species sempervirens, which is latin for what? it's c -- "always living." redwoods are known for their incredible ability to adapt and survive, sometimes in bizarre fashion. ♪ >> in 1946, ray and mary lee thompson open a natural roadside attraction filled with corkscrew tree roots and branchy abnormalities ca

it's powerful yet dangerous display of mother nature happening in realtime. people in hawaii, their loved ones in the bay area and around the world are concerned. sam brock joins us from sfo with some of the local impact, sam? >> reporter: good evening. you can get to hawaii right now, whether or not you want to go at the moment is another matter. there are four flights between sfo and the big island. all of them are unaffected by what happened earlier this morning. at 4:15, as you know, kilauea erupted. and when that happened, fear unleashed of breathing in toxic gas. >> thin little needles of almost like glass have fallen on us when there's eruptions, and they can be irritating. we call it pele's hair. >> reporter: he is used to volcanic activity and its biproducts, but right now it's not magma or eruptions that have him concerned. >> the sulfur gas, the first time we thought about it and have become worried about it. >> reporter: a scientist with the usgs explained why breathing in sulfur dioxide is so dangerous. >> it heats up with the water and will do a

as you were. part of england and wales in particular. particular. conditions find this weekend, mother natureeminder of our main story this lunchtime. combustible story this lunchtime. building review which failed to recommend such a move. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's 1. latest sports news. earlier this morning. squad selection for next month's tournament in russia. squads to enter a major tournament. they want to play without fear. we have great faith in them. experience, but how are they going to get that? to get that? the only way is to put them into that environment. them into that environment. they are at the best players we have available. available. exciting now and we think they can be even more exciting in the future. be even more exciting in the future. they're young and they're hungry and they want to have a go at things. they want to have a go at things. the way we want to play, and embrace the tournament. michael oliver. but may play on elsewhere. quarter—finals. jelena os

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mother nature's air- conditioning is returning.and over the ridge of high pressure to our west. it will be a blocking rich. the storms will be there, but they will be blocked well to the north. this particular storm is moving away from us. the ridge will settle to our south, which means the flow will be southwest to northeast. that will keep us chilly and move in. this is the prediction for 7:00 tomorrow morning. most of the bay area in this picture is under cloud cover. watch it burn back to the coast rapidly. by 5:00, we all have sunshine. it will push back like a wave. it is like a tide of clouds. we will see the clouds likely spilling back into san francisco bay and pushing in coming up on friday. the fog and low cloud cover will work its way into the east. the chili ocean breeze will keep temperatures near average. there is no rain in the foreseeable future, i will also keep us dry. how about average weather? look at concord, san jose, and oakland. exactly where we should be for this time of year. only san francisco is the out

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mother nature. mother nature today had a few clouds out there. it will -- it really was cloudy. temperatures were way down in the 50s and 60s. we talked about this deep marine layer last night. those low pressure system's are near us, and this is so much like last week, it is not even funny. you have a low pressure center sitting out here and it is doing this. there is a low pressure center up here doing this. in between is this high, and it is weakened. when it weakens like that, these low pressure system's take advantage of it and left the marine layer. look at the cloud cover right now. it is cloudy throughout the bay area and that is an indication how deep the marine layer is. the inversion is a couple of thousand feet deep. it will continue this way. when that happens and when you see all of that cloud cover end of, that is the green. that is the marine layer and the cool moist air. that is the story. this time of the year, you expect napa and concord all in the 80s. today, walnut creek is at 59 degrees. it is 7 degrees cooler today than it was in concord. it is not the end

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it is just mother nature.hat they brought in the national guard to monitor the air quality because that is a real danger. i think adam clock said we're supposed to have some improving weather conditions. that would be some good news especially for first responders because they are keeping everyone including us when we tried to go there well away from where these vents are which are spewing the gas and the ash and the rock, etc. back to you. >> i wonder what the flights out of there are starting to look like. thank you very much for that report. stay safe. thank you. >>> different kind of situation now in north central arizona where a wildfire is now in its eighth day. firefighters there saying this all started with an abandoned illegal campfire. the flames then destroying dozens of homes with evacuation orders still in place this evening. anita roman from our phoenix affiliate ksaz has the latest. >> mark and marie called up a trailer full of supplies. >> blankets, mattresses, food, lots of drinks. >> the coup

>> when you're dealing with mother nature, it's unpredictable to say the least. had this volcanic activity occurring since last thursday when we had a 6.7 earthquake, and i'm about a mile from the crater of kilauea right now. and we just had another 3.0 earthquake. we've had lots of those during the day. the 15 fissures that have opened up down in the putna area of hawaii have stopped with the lava flow. but there's still a lot of steam and gas coming out of those fissures. the 1,700 or so folks that live in that area have been evacuated. however, they've been able to go back in permitting all the volcanic activity, to gather their belongings. they're most effective. as was mentioned a moment ago, up at the summit, the question is when will that explosion occur if it occurs. and so we're on pins and needles waiting to see what happens with that. >> are pockets of the islands unsafe? i'm trying to understand how expansive the danger is for people there. >> that's a good point. the big island of hawaii as it's called is large in mass. if you took all of the hawaiia

. >> reporter: it's man versus mother nature in a match daryl clinton intends to win.ter we shot that interview, daryl clinton ended up getting hit in the leg with a lava bomb the size of a bowling ball while he was standing on his back porch. luckily his ex-wife was there to take him to the hospital and she said the heat of that lava bomb was so intense that it seemed to caughterize the wound on his leg keeping him from bleeding too much. it was so hot that it started a fire on his porch that his neighbor had to put out. he'll be off his feet for six weeks at least. the two houses he was protecting, they are still standing. point for daryl clinton. >> oh, my gosh, scott! that is an incredible story. just what this one man fighting, you know, mother nature thought that he could survive and then what he did endure. that's incredible. thank you very much for all of that reporting with all those dramatic pictures behind you. let's bring in professor ruinen. he's from the department chair of geology. look at all of this, this is live. all of these dramatic pictures and the

right now at 11 -- the power of mother nature in real-time. look at this amazing . >>> right now at 11:00, the power of mother nature in real-time. look at this amazing video of a vo volcanic eruption in hawaii. it is beautiful, from a distance. but people living there learn how dangerous it could be. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. if you are heading to hawaii any time soon, you want to pay attention to this. mandatory evacuations already underway on the big island of hawaii as lava continues to pour from kilauea volcano. >> this morning hundreds of residents and tourists in hawaii are evacuating. and an attempt to out-run the flow of lava from kawai most active volcano. it comes after a magnitude 5.0 earthquake on thursday causing the eruption of mt. kilauea, on the eastern edge of the island. moulton lava pouring into residential areas, prompting those living in the this subdivision to flee their home. >> we have an eruption -- at about six blocks away from our house right now. >> reporter: plumes of smoke and ash seen for m

. >> it's man versus mother nature. ♪ >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell andhristi paul. >> good morning to you. to grateful to have you with us here, as we show the breaking news we are watching this hour. just stunning pictures out of hawaii. take a look at this. the lava spewing dozens of feet in the air and threatening to strand residents on the big island there and we will take you there live in a moment. >> the pictures coming out of that area are fascinating. they are remarkable. >>> now to president trump doubling down on his theory a government spy from the obama administration infiltrated his presidential campaign. >> amelia thompson was personally invited to the royal wedding that made history and she is with us, sharing her experience from the big day yesterday. first, though, we want to show you what we are seeing out of hawaii if we want to take a look here. there is just spewing streams of lava. there have been dozens of earthquakes again this morning and chunks of flying flaming debris. >> hawaii is on high alert this morning. this erupting vol

. >> it's man versus mother nature. ♪ >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell andhristi paul. >> good morning to you. the breaking news. the stunning pictures out of hawaii where the erupting volg is se volcano, as you heard there, lava bombs and blasting dozens of feet in the air and we are there live in a few minutes. >> after a royal wedding that captivated the world the newlywedding are set to return this weekend. >> >>> we ask how it is challenging the plolitical satire. >>> the lava spewing into the air and chunks of the flying debris and explosions that sound like jet engines. >> in fact, just moments ago, we got news that the streams of lava have reached the pacific ocean. not only closing down part of a main evacuation route, but potentially creating another hazardous health situation there. cnn's scott mcclain is in pahoa, hawaii. scott, it looks like things are much worse, quite frankly, than they were when we saw you last hour. help us understand what is going on. >> so we have actually moved locations and let me show you. you mentioned those lava flows

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at the end of the day i believe mother nature is in charge. >> definitely mother nature is in charge. we know that here in earthquake country here. you can hear more of that interview at 7:00 after "today in the bay." in drone video you can see the crack where the magma is coming out. before the eruptions there were hundreds of small earthquakes over the last week, including a pretty strong one at 5.0. if we can find somebody who is headed to hawaii, we'll make sure we talk with them and what they have to say about the volcano this morning. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. 5:03 right now. continuing coverage of what happened at the quiet community in mill valley. still has people reeling this morning. people at that apartment complex had a hard time going to sleep last night because of the deadly shooting standoff and evacuation all happening there. two people are dead this morning and another is critically hurt, pete suratos is live. investigators have been there all night? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, marcus. we showed up here no longer investigators

mother nature did give us a pretty good show. you can see those right there. that's going to continue today. go from tricky to take a look and head upwards and you will end up in zero bill. that will pick up again. boy, will it ever hiccuped tomorrow. upper-level low. it's going to drift across. low clouds, not as much drizzle. i think we maxed up -- doubt on that fog bank. another cool day. south wind might take in which would help some, not others. yesterday, a little bit of clearing. if they get a south wind at that usually socks them in. that's our low coming in which is pretty impressive for this time of year. onshore breeze remains in place. 50s on the temps. 53 lakeport. 53 half moon bay. redwood city castro valley. livermore 53. there's not much of a change here. looking cooler for woodside. pacifica at 50 degrees. 51 los altos hills. low clouds and high mid-level clouds. that low moves in. our best opportunity for rain will be tonight into tomorrow. there could be some drizzle so far. i'm not seeing that. maybe a little bit of that low inches closer.

are tired of that right now i don't see why they want to move on they want to live no tone for mother nature. so i'm going to move on to you know we were talking at the dollar and a lot of the dollar has facilitated enormous debts you know the u.s. is going to have a trillion dollar tree deficit you know fiscal deficits for the next looking out onto the horizon is going to be a trillion two chilian soon but you know right now while the going is good what is loading up on junk debt and junk that is still we still had an easy time last week a member last week what we saw was a ten year treasury yield soared to overthe to three percent were for the first time in a few years and yet jumbo market had an easy time netflix raise billions more than they expected and there was a have. put it on to their pile of eight billion already in debt you know to fund all the content that we're watching while sitting at home well here's another article from well for about the junk bond bubble peak bubble for junk bonds says we work bond sale the junk bond market is still in total bubble bloom simply ignoring th

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. >> reporter: the morgans consumed by mother nature's fierce uncertainty. >> we don't have lava insurance. most people don't. so we would lose everything. >> reporter: over the tremendous loss of others. >> it breaks my heart because we know so many of our people. they are our friends, our neighbors. >> reporter: after three nervous weeks on the mainland -- >> we already bought our gas masks. >> reporter: this thursday, kathy and jean are traveling to the volcano threatening their dream home. >> this is not a vacation. this is to come together with our neighbors, our friends, and our ohana no over there. >> we are hopeful. >> that was vicki gonzalez reporting. the volcano isn't the only thing causing a hazard in hawaii. the uss arizona memorial in pearl harbor is closed in definitely now. the memorial over the sunken battleship had been closed for repairs but over the weekend, military officials said there are cracks in the structure. the cracks showed that structure over the water is not being properly supported. they are trying to figure out how to fix the damage and make the memorial s

. >>> so the last thing before we go here tonight is that way mother nature employs from time to times exactly hw insignificant we all are. these are tough times in the 50th state, a beautiful place under tremendous stress as the kilauea volcano has chosen to wake up and get angry and there is nothing any of us can do about it. aerial photos from the big island show the ground is just opening up in some places, and orange lava is coming out. pictures from ground level, look at this, show lava approaching a gate and opening the gate as it continues its relentless flow. it's eating up blacktop, parked cars in its way, close to 30 homes so far. the big island has been shaken by hundreds of earthquakes as kilauea has rumbled to life, including one big shaker registering a 6.9. the gases being released are toxic. sulfur dioxide can kill you, and this eruption is reshaping parts of the island, the old cone, atop the volcano has collapsed into a much larger crater, and we don't know for how much longer. kilauea's been oozing continually since 1983. it's just one of five volcanos on the big i

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. >> you just never know with mother nature. >>> it is 4:50 now. hawaii where there are new developments on the volcano erupting. lava now covers at least 2400 acres on the big island and the kilauea volcano continues to just explode. hawaii army national guard soldiers are teaming up with active duty soldiers to get a better look at the damage there. over the weekend a new fissure opened in leilania states. this is not currently threatening any new structure. >>> meantime in california we're learning more about families whose dreams are now dashed because of this volcano. kathy and jean morgan spent their life savings dayve in those estates. right now lava is creeping closer to their big island home after nervously waiting on the mainland for weeks, they decided to travel to the volcano to see what's going on. >> we have already bought our gas masks. we'll wear those the whole time in the neighborhood. we don't have lava insurance. most people don't. we would lose everything. >> lava already destroyed at least 82 structures. >>> memorial day. cere

a helicopter captured a kayaker's encounter with mother nature that was too close for comfort.he video show it is kayaker getting closer to that dark figure in the water. what is it? it's a great white shark! at within point, the kayaker falls into the water. oh, he scrambled back up. the pilot said she circled around to make sure everything was okay. this happened in santa cruz cown. our thanks to specialized helicopters for this video. yeah. mike, you know, sometimes the surf boards look like a tasty snack when you're not. >> a see lion. >> that's what they like. >> exactly. thankfully that turned out for the happy ending, no doubt. hi, everybody. take a look at what happened this morning. i have a time lapse to show you stronger sea breeze that's going to touch all of our neighborhoods and bring just about all of us a cooler day. in fact, see the clouds, they had some mist to them. we had measurable drizzle above 1,000 feet in many areas of the bay and not many of us live that high. so we didn't have to deal with it much and crossing the golden gate or the coast you had it.

it's like mother nature added the butter right inside. they are pretty. look at that. that's how you want to by them, light gold all the way around tight skin free from any sprouting. feels nice and firm. no give. when you bring them home, in the refrigerator. if you store them on the counter or the garage like a russett they will turn green and that you don't want. these are great mashed, french fries, these are great any way you like to enjoy potatoes because that wonderful buttery yukon gold flavor that they have. in the market, the prices are great. so enjoy them and they are also great for us. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, and always remem ber to eat fresh and stay healthy. i'm going to buy these right now and i'm going to make some yukon gold fries. >>> just in time for mother's day, the san francisco zoo shows us how it's caring for several penguin eggs that are ready to hatch. that and more at 5:00. >> mother's day is coming up. >> yes. >> i know. >> good weather, right? >> yeah. it will be really nice. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i

mother nature is deciding to paint some of those coming in. i'll show you that in a second. today, though, more sunshine and temps will warm up sooner. there is a breeze. it's not as bad as yesterday. 40s, 50s on the temps. a little cool, though, this morning. 43 mill valley. 45 up in hills bird. novato is 45. it's still pretty cold. yesterday, they had 25, 35. that's already starting to come down. that's an indication that the temps will bump up -- bump up. look at this. we talked about this yesterday. a lot of this is heading a little more to the north. it's going to drag across a lot of high clouds into saturday. a weak system will move through sunday. that will get the fog machine rolling again. jana katsuyama sacramento. 53 . you can see mostly sunny skies here. a few of these clouds will drift and later today. there's plenty out here. but today, looks to be the warmest day by far. not only will it be that one. upper 70s warmer for most as the fog burns off sooner. we will keep 60s by the coast over the weekend. saturday, high clouds. low clouds return late saturday int

head east bay inland, still enjoying free air-conditioning mother nature's providing with the 70s. north bay, biggest jump in temperatures here in 68 to 74 in santa rosa. a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm there this afternoon. here's a look at the 12-hour planner. temperatures in the 60s to near 70 inland during the afternoon hours, dropping down as we look by 8:00 into midnight with the blanket of clouds returning. rockies in town for a four-game set. the way we've been winning series, it would be nice to take three of four from these guys and climb up the scale? 58, 56, a cool one. 7:15 to 10:15. there's fog and drizzle and clouds blanketing neighborhoods, but temperatures change in the afternoon hours, and low to mid-50s tonight. a royal treat for you at 2:00 saturday morning. at least our coverage starts here. it's going to be a great day with chilled anticipation at 7:00, sensational weather at noon. great to be out at 4:00, and then sun -- >> here or in england? >> in england. >> oh, okay. in case we're invited, right? >> yes. we are locked in with clouds that morni

mother nature has other plans for today but we will show this to you all year long. a lot of cool stuff, north east, west, and south we've got you covered. big thanks to our operations manager for making this happen. some pretty awesome technology. let me show you some current dimensions. it is in the mid-50s, cooler than that in san francisco and cloudy and foggy. warmer than when you get outside in the city. the life picture you are seeing , 67 degrees, santa rosa currently 69 degrees. we are only dropping down three degrees to 53. santa rosa at 53 degrees. satellite radar review, to low pressure areas keeping us cool for the south and east. the more important one to the north and west, even stronger over the next three days. keeping us and the sales force tower for that matter, a lot of cloud cover over the next two days. we will take you to friday because not only will be cloudy -- it will be cloudy, cool, and breezy but it could also be showery. friday's highs only in the 50s and 60s. cloudy night tonight with the drizzle. morning clouds, partial clearing tomorr

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