st helens as the biggest most of mount st helens as the biggest m ost rece nt of mount st helens ase of knowledge. it's a bit, different type of volcano where it doesn't load the lava out. they're saying it's different and so what it's been doing continuously since 1983 is go to the ocean so it's been a huge tourist attraction —— doesn't flow. it is building new land. over the last few weeks it has rained out of the cold there and making its way to the cold there and making its way to the water cable, which they think might have happened today, and it's been going underneath neighbourhoods that have built over the years of the areas that had lava flow back in the areas that had lava flow back in the 50s. you know it's there but at the 50s. you know it's there but at the same time depending on where you build your house, you know you're in zion one or zone to. what it's doing now hasn't been since the 1920s and there is concern about molten lava meeting underground water possibly producing steam powered explosions? that's correct. some sources have said that might have been this morn

as far as i know, she never went to mount vernon. at least after the marriage, there is no record she did. she did not go anywhere. i do not know that she was not welcome to their, but she did not also go anyplace else either. george very happy that got married. she helped him prepare for the wedding and when there was an emergency. his luggage did not arrive on time, she helped. she made that happen. they were very different. from a different class. was -- she spoke her mind. the gentry in this. -- period was more gentrified. mary does not dress well. george talks about it. he does not like -- she is using an old style of wearing a house dress. into the late 18th century. jefferson has the same response to it.

st michael's mount. and above the clouds learning to fly the gyrocopter back. but we start off the show with a man who is considered an ambassador of the cello. like most of virtuous those he began playing at a very early age in his case at the age of four and a half and before long it was clear that he was a star talent couple so has a new album out so we wanted to sit down and talk to him about it and how the cello has impacted his life. understands like few others how to get everything out of the cello this evening the frenchman is playing contemporary music by a chinese composer of the film. his parents actually wanted him to play the violin. but that never came into question for him my parents gave me my first you know it's four and a half. these first feeling with with the cello was. just magical from the beginning the first sound even if they're not nice you can feel the vibrations in all the body and this is very specific to the cello the cello is a kind of continuation of the body in a way. inte

temple mount today under israeli sovereignty is the safest place for all religions to go and come up nfortu nately, this is the way it should be. unfortunately, under other controls, jews couldn't go up to temple mount, which is the holiest place in the jewish world. i think it's very clear for us today that the fact the embassy is going to move to jerusalem, another very good decision of president trump, is part of understanding in the arab world that we're not going to change history. history speaks about 3000 yea rs of history. history speaks about 3000 years of connection from thejewish world to jerusalem since years of connection from thejewish world tojerusalem since israel established, jerusalem was its capital. it's about time for the international community to follow up reality. whatever your claims about what history gives you as you're right, israel has to abide by international norms and judicial process , international norms and judicial process, doesn't it? let me tell you something about international norms. we're almost out of time and i want you to answer one more qu

we are getting hitched. >> reporter: mia and john are getting married at the top of mount diablo.they are one of 12 couples getting -- taking advantage of a new program called destination wedding. >> is a beautiful, breathtaking view. >> it was meant to be, really. we went to the courthouse to get married and they had destination weddings so we said let's do it. >> reporter: -- are working together to make this a special day. >> it feels really special to be appearing to officiate these weddings. other couples will have a tie to mount diablo for the rest of their lives as well. >> reporter: they know each other quit -- quite well. >> we've been together for about 15 years, so -- >> what took you so long? >> i know, she wanted a grand wedding, so we was waiting for that. >> reporter: you land for 15 years? >> that's how great it was. >> the kids came first. that's how grand it was. >> reporter: the vows may be sacred but the weather on top of mount diablo is fickle. especially today, one moment almost clear, another in deep fog. wind is a factor, too. their ceremony is in the fog.

mount shasta is huge! it's just -- it is an active volcano and so is mount lassen, not as big.2.5, three- hour drive from here. right up the valley. >> bill, thank you. >>> we have an update on the breaking news we told you about at the start of the show and we have been following since the "four on 2" today. all eastbound lanes on the san mateo bridge are now reopened more than two hours after a crash. the bridge was completely shut down in the eastbound direction around 3 p.m. from skyfox, you can see three cars involved in the crash. we are told there was a farry -- a ferrari, nissan and van. no major injuries despite heavy damage to the vehicles. this led to a huge backup for the friday evening commute. the backup stretched off the bridge and onto the peninsula. you can see a lot of red even though the lanes have reopened. the damage is done. the eastbound lanes are in red with extremely slow traffic. but the lanes have reopened. cars are getting through eastbound on the san mateo bridge. but it is slow. if you can avoid the area because it is goes to be tied up, messed up

our top stories: explosive eruptions at hawaii's mount kilauea. the volcano spews more ash and toxic gas. thousands of residents are told to find shelter. ongoing investigation or partisan witch hunt? one year into robert mueller‘s investigation, the white house questions its purpose. it's gone on for over a year. they've found no evidence of collusion, and still strongly believe that it's a witch hunt. syrian refugees leaving europe. a special report finds some illegally selling their eu passports and travel documents, prompting fears of a security risk. and meghan markle confirms her father won't be attending the royal wedding, to focus on his health. one of the world's most active volcanoes, on hawaii, has erupted explosively, sending ash more than 5.5 miles into the sky. local people have been told to take shelter. geologists are warning that rocks the size of cars could be ejected over a wide area. mount kilauea, one of five active volcanoes on hawaii, has been erupting continuously for 30 years, but there has been nothing like this since 192

on mount hood... is now suing a sheriff's department and 9- 1-1 call center in oregon... for ten million dollars. they claim -- a delay in dispatching the rescue helicopter lead to his death. >>> the family of a climber who died on mount hood is suing the sheriff's department and the 911 call center in oregon for $10 million. they claim a delay in dispatching the helicopter led to his death. >>reporter: the first call was at approximately 10:40 a.m. john jenkins nearly 2 miles up mount hood and just tumbled 600 feet down the slope and survived. >> he was busted up and he is stable. i don't know if anything is broken. >> another climber jesse cornett made the 911 call. the dispatcher transferred him -- transferred him to clackamas who told him to call ski patrol for expect because 911 was unwilling to help i am googling to find out a number to call ski patrol. >> volunteers arrived to help and more than a half an hour later someone made a second 911 call. >> i would like to initiate the response for a fallen climber out -- appear on mount hood. >> they called us and did no

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st michael's mount. it was once a pilgrimage site and lives across the bay from the historic little town of penn's ants. it's one of the region's most popular tourist attractions with around three hundred thousand visitors a year to the castle and gardens the micro climate here in the extreme southwest of england makes it possible to grow both domestic plants and thanks in part to some t.l.c. from the garden or varieties that are extremely exotic yes we do we do we got this one here. chris the golly it's from self america it's actually a tree. normally gross about fall you've been to sixty just so this one's probably about forty or fifty is the old you can see it's been grown in the wool. and specially elements we have here because the granite absorbs the heat and radiates heat out and evening we've reflected launch of the sea which is off the gulf stream we call it a natural so what's in the air and all these elements together just means that we can grow these usual plants he would in the gardens. a lot

i spent a lot of time in mount airy. brian: how did they get to mount airy?etire from the prying eyes of the public and everything, they try to get away the world. they chose this remote spot in north carolina. workfirst settled down in -- wilkesboro. they bought some land and built a big house. after they married these two sisters, the family was growing. they moved to the next county and settled down in mount airy. on theas just a photo screen. brian: i suspect that was madeleine and adelaide. how did they meet their lives -- wives? yunte: it was at the wedding party of their manager, charles harris. he settled down in north carolina with them. charles harris also made a lot of money from their freak show by managing their shows. he married the daughter of a local innkeeper. that gave him a foot into the in the southern world. the twins met the sisters at the wedding. they were very impressed and interested. love first with adelaide. she was interested but not sarah. to convince a while sarah to join the union. , the three new there would be no possibility

policy is absolutely clear we support the status quo on the her arm i'll show you if temple mount. the organization the ambassador was visiting claims the gift was an initiative by one of its employees and knox he had apologized already for the election just to get some background in this temple moment as one of the holiest religious sites in the world it's the site of two biblical jewish temples as well as one of islams holiest shrines for joining us live now on the program is dyker a political analyst from this really think tank don is based in jerusalem welcome to the program and this whole situation comes at a pretty sensitive time why give such a controversial gift. well it does come of a sensitive time when in fact is the united states embassy issued a. correction to the mistake saying that they support what's called the status quo in jerusalem which is exactly what the is what every israeli government since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven has also supported the status quo which means sensitivity and respect and honor for the muslim holy sites the muslim holy shrines th

so i spent a lot of time in mount airy. brian: how did they get to mount airy?: when they retire from the prying eyes of the public and everything, they try to get away from the world. they chose this remote spot in north carolina. they first settled down in wilkesboro. they bought some land and built a big house. after they married these two sisters, the family was growing. they moved to the next county airy.ught land in mount brian: there was just a photo on the screen. i suspect that was sarah ann and adelaide. how did they meet their wives? yunte: it was at the wedding party of their manager, charles harris. irishman,rris, an northd down with them in carolina. thearried the daughter of local innkeeper. that gave him a foot into the door in the southern world. the twins met the sisters at the wedding. they were very impressed and interested. chang fell in love first with adelaide. addy was interested, but not sarah. it took them a while to convince sarah to join the union. sarah, the three knew there would be no possibility for the union to take place without

hello and welcome to bbc news. volcanoes, mount kilauea. vulnerable to lava flows, ash and toxic gas.emergency has been declared. bill hayton reports. a roadblock, hawaii style. on thursday and molten lava poured out. of my favourite streets at least was on fire. 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

officers attempted to separate jewish and muslim men in jerusalem's old city temple mount. in arabic is one of the holiest sites in both judaism and islam. the scuffles come just a day before the united states prepares to move its embassy to jerusalem the controversial decision has drawn criticism from both palestinians and america's international partners. well our correspondent my schwager is in jerusalem and she joins us now for more so my and we do know that jerusalem day is usually a day of tension in the city and this year especially so as it's coming just a day before the opening of the u.s. embassy we understand you've seen number of protests today what more can you tell us you know as you said tensions are high in jerusalem and this is a city that's very used to high tensions we've seen at least one incident where police were scuffling on the temple mount with some israeli and some palestinian protesters there was a video of one man unfortunately being punched in the head i myself today followed some left wing israeli peace activists as they were going through the

they have tried to focus on mounting debt. they have tried to focus on revenue mounting debt.o focus on revenue growth without bearing in mind that you need profits to pay off debt and acquisitions. in the past they have managed to hide their liabilities. the patient deficit and payments to google. but as we say, we think it is close to being in the death spiral and it will need complete restructuring. and what about the pc business? it has been its bread—and—butter over the last decade. is it not a good business to be in right now? it is an ok business to be in that very tough. you have three global players like hp, dulland you have three global players like hp, dull and lenovo, you have three global players like hp, dulland lenovo, slugging it out. others do not have big businesses with cash, but lenovo suffers from overreach —— dell. too much broad expansion funded by too little cash flow. we think they are in trouble and potentially could go bust. and consumers have moved from personal computers to smartphones, they are caught between a rock and a ha rd they are caught bet

a holy site in both religions hundreds of jewish worshipers had come to the temple mount or. in arabic in honor of jerusalem day the national holiday commemorate the day when israel took control of jerusalem's old city. discuss this further we're joined by duvalier correspondent who is in jerusalem covering the story for us while come jerusalem day is not without tension to begin with in the city but this year especially there is further strain with the u.s. that to move its embassy tomorrow you've witnessed several protests today what's been happening there. as you said yourself it's a day of high tension and this is a city that's used to high tensions but things are especially heightened right now as we saw there was some at least one scuffle at the temple mount earlier today where police unfortunately punched a man in the head during clashes between police israelis and palestinians up there i myself was following today a group of the left wing israeli peace activists who were marching through the old city handing out flowers and holding heart shaped signs that say we love

more strong earthquakes in hawaii following the eruption of one of the world's most active volcanoes, mount kilauea. 1,700 residents have been evacuated from areas most vulnerable to lava flows, ash and toxic gas. federal emergency teams and the national guard have been deployed to the south side of hawaii's big island, where a state of emergency has been declared. bill hayton reports. a roadblock, hawaii style. this neighbourhood is 2a miles from the crater of mt kilauea, but the ground cracked open on thursday and molten lava poured out. i smelt it and i ran to the corner, and that is when i ran into a military officer, who told me that it is smoking, and sure as heck enough i take the turn and one streets at least 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 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

officers attempted to separate jewish and muslim men in jerusalem's old city temple mount or reef in arabic is one of the holiest sites in both judaism and islam. but let's cross over now to jerusalem where our correspondent my is sweeter is standing by so my are quite a lot going on in jerusalem today let's start with jerusalem day it's usually a day of tension in the city can you explain to us what it is and why were there so many angry protests. so today is jerusalem day and it marks the day after the one nine hundred sixty seven war in this region when israel annexed east jerusalem what was supposed to be the capital of the future of palestine and has essentially held on to that area ever since then claiming that jerusalem is united and jerusalem belongs entirely to israel which is obviously a narrative the palestinian side very strongly disputes and has been one of the big sticking points in the ongoing peace negotiations but now today we as you said we saw scuffles on the temple mount at least once including just recently when police were caught punching someone in the head whe

the most visible element will be the mounted escort by harry's old regiment. open carriage procession through the centre of windsor. also rehearsing has been the choir of st george's chapel, and preparing for his role presiding over the service, the dean of windsor. my impression is that they love one another very much. they are very committed to each other. they are very serious about their relationship. and that's why i think they particularly want to see it grounded ina they particularly want to see it grounded in a religious ceremony. the royal wedding can be said to be bad contract after three days when even its most committed supporters may have felt a little bemused. but in thomas markle's absence, who will escort miss markle to the altar? might itjust escort miss markle to the altar? might it just be escort miss markle to the altar? might itjust be that the father of the green, prince charles, whose marriage to the duchess of cornwall was blessed in the chapel — might he escort his new daughter to the altar? we will know tomorrow. that's a summary of t

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the mount is going to work with your car.ou buy, take your phone and take a picture of your dashboard. take a picture of what the vents look like, take a picture of where the radio controls are. so like you might be thinking, oh, i've got a cd holder i never use. perfect. but then look you can't get at the volume. maybe you can't get at the ac so, you know, you really want -- this is a purchase that's perfect to buy in a brick and mortar store so you buy it, come out, try it and if it doesn't work you walk it right back in and return it and try another one. >> that is a great idea. take a picture of the dash and 16 states it is illegal to hold phones and a lot of people think i'm holding the phone because i'm getting directions. i'm not talking. that still is illegal. >> find one that's great for keeping your peripheral vision all up here. it's really about safety. >> all right, becky, thanks so much. i'm taking that one because i need that one for this afternoon. all right, you can get all these tips on our website and now l

rattlesnakes are coming out of hibernation. >>> we have two snakes one near mount tam, another near mountlo. a snake consultant said the annual is just as afraid of us as we are of them. they just want to be left alone. the worst thing you can do is startle them. doctors are working on a better treatment for snakebites. one you can take as soon as you're bitten. >> the snake's venom isdesigned to immobilize its prey and begin digesting it. a dose even this small could potentially get you to the hospital alive. >> in the u.s. snakebites are rarely fatal if you get to the hospital quickly. the new drug could work for 35 different snake venoms. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. start with temperatures. we'll go down to south bay where we've got a lot of upper 40s to low 50s. san jose, the warm spot at 53 degrees. sharing that in lafayette, livermore, half moon bay at 50. san francisco 52. look at that novato 47. head back to the south bay. look at that sunshine 101 and 880. there is a few low clouds out there along the coast pushing along the golden

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the temple mount is in our hands. words that lifted the spirit of the entire nation.in jerusalem and we are here to stay. [applause] netanyahu: we are here in jerusalem, protected by the brave soldiers in the army of israel, led by our chief of staff and our great soldiers. our brave soldiers protecting the border of israel as we speak today. we salute them all. and members of the security forces, they are with us today. we salute all of you. we gather here today to celebrate another historic day in the life of this city. which i know will take its place along other momentous decisions in the history of our people. they recognized the right of the jewish people to a national home in this land. and exactly seven years ago today, president truman became ago, presidents truman became the first world leader to recognize the newborn jewish state. the first world leader to recognize the newborn jewish states. and today, the united states of america is opening its embassy right here in jerusalem. thank you, president trump, for having the courage to keep your promises. [appl

mount diablo says 58. gusts to 65. that is at mount diablo. northeast 17.t is getting there. that northerly breeze, look at travis, travis is west. vacaville west/southwest. davis is north, 15 to 24. over the course of the day, this will continue to pick up. mainly north and east. that's where the wind advisory is. that doesn't kick in until 7:00 for the north and east bay hills. over 55 for some. the higher clouds cruising by fast. high pressure is building out here. that is driving this system into nevada. that's the source of our wind. but for some, it is not much of a breeze. active system but most of that is east of the sierra. some of that might clip the sierra. keep that in mind if you're going up there. 50s and 60s. 40s for some. around the bay, a lot of 50s. 51 is popular. three observations in oakland. also tiburon. richmond, 54. city, 52. except for the fog going down the coast, it will be sunny to mostly sunny. 70s to 80s on the temps. >>> 7:30. right past the caldecott on the oakland-berkeley side. >> yeah. we had an earlier problem. now we hav

concerns mounting violence between iran and israel on syrian soil could spiral into a wider conflict.fly: a seventh straight day protests on the border between gaza and israel. we cross for ann update. iraq prepares for general elections, the first since baghdad declared victory over the islamic state group. a record number of female candidates in the running. ♪ molly: we start this edition with the latest images out of the capital of tehran. we are seeing anti-u.s. protesters on the streets, days after president donald trump pulled the united states out of the iran nuclear deal. washington has announced sanctions against six individuals and three companies that says are funneling millions of dollars to iran's revolutionary guard. the protests come after a flare of violence in syria between regional enemies. israel carried out strikes against what it called iranian targets in response to iranian rockets fired towards its forces. correspondent: israel has released images of what it says are strikes against iranian forces in syria. the israeli government says it hit syrian sites after r

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pulled up salute clear we support the status quo on the her arm al-sharif temple mount. now here which is the organization from which the man who gave the prisoned came from has expressed its own concerns about the incident it says that the man who presented the picture actually acted on his own behalf but the problem is that the american ambassador already has a record of controversy even before this event he is a supporter of israeli settlements in palestinian territory and in the past he's also called on the u.s. state department to stop calling the west bank israeli occupied territory the temple mount is a very holy site in jerusalem it's venerated by three religions judaism christianity and islam it's the most holy site in today's and the third most holy site in islam and this incident comes at a very unfortunate time it follows the inauguration of the new us embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that sparked a barrage of both international and regional criticism. thank you for those details . thousands of people taking part in

we will speak to chris, who is one of the residents near mount kilauea.apologies for our problems earlier. explain to us for you and your family, our problems earlier. explain to us for you and yourfamily, the our problems earlier. explain to us for you and your family, the last couple of days. what has been happening. we had to evacuate yesterday evening around five p:m.. that is when we first started smelling salts are. it was like a jet engine rattling basically. we went down to check it out and the road was closed off and things were happening. so, we went home and started packing. we had already had the basics packed but we decided to move out. the move as much of our personal items as we could. today we have had a lot of earthquakes, we had the two biggest earthquakes in the past a0 years in hawaii. so, we have also had probably about three orfor more issues break out in have also had probably about three or for more issues break out in the neighbourhood. a lot of things have been happening. hopefully you're still with us. we're also told there are

al-jazeera near mount killer whale. two people have died and tens of thousands of homes are without electricity in the canadian provinces of ontario and quebec powerful winds there brought down power lines and toppled trees gusts of up to one hundred kilometers an hour have been recorded. an explosion in gaza has killed six members of hamas is military wing that brigades which injured three others happened in a residential neighborhood says those involved were trying to deal with an unexploded is really weapon dating back from the two thousand and fourteen war. in the next hour polls are expected to open in lebanon's parliamentary elections more than five hundred candidates have campaigned promising stability and economic growth the country is divided along sectarian lines raising questions over what political changes may result to reports from beirut's. it will be the first parliamentary election in nearly a decade polls were repeatedly postponed until a new electoral law was agreed proportional representation has repl

millions of dollars of mounting legal bills, endless personal attacks designed to cause maximum damage to family and friends. >> the st. louis prosecutor says a resolution of the pending charges against the governor has been reached. more information expected later today. >>> the planned release of a video game called "active shooter" has been canceled.

as far as i know, she never went to mount vernon. at least after the marriage, there is no record she did. she did not go anywhere. i do not know that she was not welcome there, but she also did not go anyplace else either. she was very happy george got married. she helped him prepare for the wedding and when there was an emergency and his luggage did not arrive on time, she made that happen. they were very different. martha was from a different class in some ways. mary was -- she spoke her mind. elite. the gentry in this time became more and more gentrified. george and martha are in a class that is becoming more and more rarefied from mid to late 18th century. mary does not dress well. george talked about it. he does not like that she is using an old-style of wearing kind of a house dress and hi continuing it into the late 18th century. for george, that is not ok. and jefferson has the same response. they consider it sort of slutty-looking. she is not polished. mary says what is in her heart and often it is not very witty or elegant

european steel and alan minium imports that's unless an agreement can be found before friday under mounting pressure the e.u. met with u.s. delegates for talks on the sidelines of the o.e.c.d. summits in paris the u.s. commerce secretary however said he saw no need for haste. can be negotiations with or without terms police news there are plenty of terms of the police and who knows and so it's not that you can't talk to us because the terms. e.u. trade commissioner cecilia mounts trim rejected that approach she's warned retaliate three measures including a trade war would be on the cards if negotiations fail our future course of action will depend on the nature and the severity of measures imposed on our exports by the united states and the injury it does to our industry and that could mean tariffs on many u.s. products including cranberries peanut butter orange juice motorcycles and whiskey. nice to see they've got the shopping lists ready let's go of the conrad boozing and see what he thinks is a financial correspondent in frankfort colorado i'm betting we're not going to get anything out

ross if your goal was to be different we only have an old wooden boat mounted on kegs with an ancient motor now we have a lovely modern wooden boats that's fun to sail. it's this mixture of new accents and old traditions that gives you it's unique appeal. especially when it is really warm there like now perfect time to enjoy ice cream a day at the lake or what ever you like the most during summer time that's exactly what we want to know this week send us a picture showing you doing your favorite summer activity and when you do your name would automatically be entered in a draw for your mix watch so good luck tomorrow we will also be enjoying the sun and take you on a trip to some beautiful beaches much more where that it's time to say goodbye other than answer watching. sedition if you're a max beach mountings and sunshine a lethal combination that's just part of the allure of the canary islands tourists clarks of the spanish archipelago in the atlantic ocean to enjoy top notch water sports and breathtaking natural beauty i'm going topping on the canaries next time on your own. take o

following several violent clashes which broke out over the weekend including in gaza at the temple mount in jerusalem. talk to me about what you ooefz been seeing there. i know that you arrived late saturday afternoon. what have you been seeing on the ground there so far? >> well, there are three important days and as we were talking about this yesterday, yesterday marked jerusalem day, a controversial day in its own right. it's the day that israel

how about the top of mount diablo. the clerk recorder is offering 20 couples the opportunity to get married right there at the summit later this month. the ceremonies are set to be held on may 25, from 10 am to 3 pm. if you are interested, be sure to get a marriage license from the county office in martinez, and sign up for the available time slots on the county clerk's website. >>> still to come, evacuations ramp up in hawaii. playing residents are running out of places to go. the latest on the national disaster. >>> in sports, the giants have been in the slump as of late, but finally wrack up a win. >>> consumer alert. chilies hit by a data breach. when we come back. >> reporter: -- celebrating 60 years of serving the bay area, ktvu fox2. claire mac -- antonio for governor. >>> tesla says that it does not know if the autopilot feature was engaged on one of its sedans that crash into a fire department truck. south jordan utah police say the tesla model hit the truck that was stopped at a red light. police say witnesse

here on the temple mount the western wall and the mosque holy sites of judaism and islam are crowded side by side. my sis is in you're with them so it's usually pretty harmonious in jerusalem and that's how it should stay but of course there are tensions here but the temple mount is a huge religious magnet charged with historical and archaeological meanings and then there's the political aspects and if things get a bit shaky it can lead to one rest now to this office also i think. i. had a stimulus have staged numerous protests following the u.s. decision to recognize to resign as the israeli capital. they see it as a move to cheat them out of their rightful heritage was. anthropologist is from an old palestinian family with roots in jerusalem that he traces back to the fourteenth century. he would rather not talk about donald trump but about his beloved city which he considers to be the historical home of the palestinians. choose the left if the computer were in their words it's the centerpiece in jerusalem it's the holy place for excellence for the muslims it's the place we have to