rebecca morelle, bbc news, mount etna.ry's vast western region of xinjiang — home to a community of some ten million uighurs, mostly muslim people, and the government is concerned that they are vulnerable to radicalising propaganda from syria and iraq. widespread intimidation makes reporting from the region gained exclusive access and sent this report. southern xinjiang, once the fabled silk road now, the front line in china's war on terror. they call it an all—out offensive, a new great wall of iron. thousands of troops pledging to lay down their lives and shed blood. we are heading for the scene of the only confirmed attack this year. china doesn't want the world to see the police checkpoint. filming has to be discreet. body searches in every public building. we are the only foreign reporters to get to pishan county. three young uighurs knifed a group of han chinese on the street here last month. five victims died of their wounds. police shot the attackers dead. the government offers huge rewards for information and some

italy's mount etna erupting, spewing ash and steam. heart capturing moments caught on camera as bystanders scrambling to safety. about 35 guides were there. ten people were injured. one of the guides said hot lava hitting frigid snow caused the explosion. etna is one of the most active volcanos in the world. drone video showed the explosive re-awakening last month after a quiet few years. tonight the volcano is still active and the survivors are recovering after the escape of a lifetime. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> nbc has decided to put the live in "saturday night live" all across the nation. for the first time in the show's 42-year history, "snl" will air live in all u.s. time zones for the final four episodes. usually mountain and pacific viewers see a taped version but now they can catch it live in primetime. if you're on the west coast you'll see it at 8:30 p.m. and it will still repeat at 11:30. the network says it wants everyone to be in on the joke at the same time. >>> tom brokaw and the little known true story packing the h

what happened when a bbc team faced the volcanic fury of mount etna in sicily.e're on the ground in china's xingiang province — with the so—called people's war on terror. recent attacks here have all been local and low—tech, a handful of young farmers armed only with knives. and a new network of national parks for chile as the government there receives an unprecedented private donation of land. hello. in a very, very unusual move, britain's communications intelligence agency has gone on the record to deny allegations from the white house that it helped carry out surveillance on donald trump during the us election campaign. the gchq statement says the allegations are "complete and utter nonsense, utterly ridiculous and should be ignored." the president and his spokesman are still unrepentant about his unproven claim that trump tower was wire—tapped on the orders of president obama, even though the republican speaker of the house and an influential senate committee have also declared it didn't happen. here's our north america editorjon sopel. bagpipes playing. sai

. >>> an incredible scene in italy's mount etna caught on camera when the volcano suddenly erupts. mount etna had been quiet for the past couple of years -- but it sprang into action last racting tour >> a television crew from the bbc was recording. mount etna sprang into action last month attracting tourists and scientists. 10 people had burns, cuts and bruises and several were hit by falling rocks. tour guides and rescue team helped them off the mountain. >> you guys scare me!! watch those three stories and i want to go back to bed. >> you're scaring me saying there's more rain in the forecast. >> there's a not more rain in the forecast. sunday is the last day of winter. we are looking east from the transamerica pyramid. we can see the super bright lights of the port of oakland and estuary. 40s in livermore and redwood city. 51 oakland. this is our live weather camera looking toward the golden gate bridge where it's dry compared to yesterday with heavy drizzle. the weather changes after today. this is one more day in the forecast. then cloudy and cooler over the weekend then a no

and the moment a bbc team got caught on mount etna when it erupted. ten people were injured.ing up in the sport on bbc news, ruby walsh rides four winners on day three at the cheltenham festival, including victory on nichols canyon in the feature race, the stayers' hurdle. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the government has rejected the call for a second referendum on scottish independence, saying now is not the time. mrs may said the focus needs to be , , brexit deal for the uk, the scottish people judge whether they want to be part of it or not. on monday scotland's first minister called for a referendum in the autumn of 2018 or the spring of the following year. today nicola sturgeon said xyz... our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. no to this. no to this... no to this... and even no to talks about a referendum, at least not now. we should be working together, not pulling apart, we should be working together, to get that right deal for scotland, that right deal for the uk, asi scotland, that right deal for the uk, as i say that is myjob as prime min

>> this is a predictor of when mount etna is going to have an eruption.doing all the time it would be a regular mud bath and wouldn't be newsworthy. >> that's pretty awesome. because we all know scientifically it is tricky to know when you're going to get activity from the volcano. so if this is like the warning system you are someone that goes every morning, uh, kiciao. >> by the way, this produces no lava. this is just sediment and mud. >>> a group in the gulf coast of australia, they are all gathering around. things don't seem to be going according to plan especially as they start waving to the beach and shouting out -- that's because they are all gathered around a local dad, kevin lynch, who has basically lost consciousness and is barely breathing because of a massive heart attack that he had suffered while out at sea. he was spotted by other surfers who quickly raised the alarm. he was quickly loaded onto a jet ski and picked up by the people around carried to the beach and then paramedics and doctors worked on him for 90 minutes. shocking his heart

we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, photographers sent a drone over mount etna in italy..hic >>> want to show you something cool. a bird's-eye view of an erupting volcano! photographer sent a drone over mount etna in italy which is still erupting for a third day now. the lava flows aren't posing any danger to nearby communities. but it is pretty amazing to look at. 10,000-foot peak is known to burst into action several times a year. it's also a major tourist attraction as you can see. thousands of visitors go up there each month. >>> beautiful. >> don't see that every day. >> no, you don't. thank you for watching. >> ahead at 6:00, people putting money behind their religious faith. a look at biblical investing. allen and veronica will have that in 30 minutes. >> good night. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: deadly tornadoes in the heart of america. >> it looks like a bomb went off. >> pelley: hundreds of homes are hit. >> all the windows are busted out. there's debris everywhere. >> pelley: also tonight... >> i can be more presidential if i want to be. >> pelley:

what happened when a bbc team faced the volcanic fury of mount etna in sicily. here have all been local and low—tech, a handful of young farmers armed only with knives. and a new network of national parks for chile as the government there receives an unprecedented private donation of land.

a bbc crew and severaljournalists had to run for cover when they were caught on mount etna, in sicilyle were injured. activists say at least 40 people have been killed in north—west syria, where a mosque was hit by an airstrike during evening prayers. the british—based syrian observatory for human rights says the mosque was in a village held by anti—government rebels. is time now for hardtalk.

for the last few weeks, mount etna has been erupting again.ming a lava flow that had formed overnight. tourists had come to see it, too. the lava so slow moving, it's usually considered safe. then this happened. the hot rocks mixed with snow and ice causing a massive explosion. our camera woman, rachel price, filmed as rocks, boulders and steam were hurled up into the air. we ran for our lives. many were hit. and there were cuts, burns and bruises, but amazingly nothing worse. >> you okay? you okay? just sit down. >> eruptions at etna are frequent, but incidents like this involving people are rare. a volcanologist said it was the most dangerous event he had experienced in his 30-year career. we've made it back down the mountain, and what happened is only really just starting to sink in. look at this. this hole was made by one of the incredibly hot pieces of volcanic rock that rained down upon us. we really thought we were all going to die. we had a very, very narrow escape. scientists will now continue to track how the eruption progresses. our

several tourists and a bbc camera crew have been caught up in a volcanic eruption on mount etna in sicily. some people suffered minor injuries. all have now been moved to safety. for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. theresa may rejects calls for a scottish independence referendum before brexit. we'll have the latest on the stand—off between westminster and holyrood. the newly re—elected dutch prime minister says the voters rejected the wrong kind of populism in this week's election. and thousands of school children across the uk have been taking part in the bbc‘s school report news day. we'll bring you the highlights at 8.30pm. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, will perry. the headlines this evening: a former british cyclist has told the bbc that he broke the sport's rules by secretly injecting himself with vitamins when riding for team sky. ruby walsh rides four winners on day three of the cheltenham festival, including victory on nichols canyon in the feature, the

this is the moment a bbc crew and a group of tourists were caught in the blast on mount etna in sicilyto bbc news. outside source is off the air this week due to the clocks going forward in the usa. we'll be bringing you world news the government has rejected a call for a second referendum prime minister theresa may said the government's focus needs to be ' on securing the best brexit deal for the uk — and only after that can the scottish people judge whether they want to be part of it or not. on monday, scotland's first minister called for a referendum in the autumn of 2018 or the spring of the following year. she said the decision was a democratic no to this... hope not fear. no to this... rubbish! no to this... and even no to talks about a referendum — at least not now. we should be working together, not pulling apart. we should be working together, to get that right deal for scotland, that right dealfor the uk. so as i say, that is myjob as prime minister, and so for that reason, i say to the snp, now is not the time. the prime minister's westminster message deliberately timed to l

here's seth doane. >> reporter: mount etna has been putting on an impressive show for days, spewing lavaam, but no one expected this. the massive explosion was caught on camera by a bbc crew. piping hot volcanic ash and rock rained down as tourists and the crew fled. one reporter described it as running down a mountain, being pelted by rocks, dodging burning boulders and boiling steam. >> whoa. >> reporter: a camerawoman shook burning embers off her back. >> get it off. >> reporter: she later tweeted a photo of the hole burned in her jacket. at least ten people were injured from flying debris, take shelter in a passing snowcat. the blast is what's known as a phreatomagmatic eruption caused by extremely hot lava hit much k0e8der snow. police on snowmobiles responded for what was a lucky escape for everyone. there are always risks involved with getting close to an active volcano, but anthony, experts tell us this kind of explosion is a rare event. it takes a perfect storm of circumstances for it to happen. >>> it's been a rough week for president trump. his latest travel ban is now stuck i

still ahead on "action news," tourists sent running for their lives what led to an explosion on mount etna. and a woman jumps outs of the car to escape her kidnapper. and a recall affecting nearly 1 million car owners. when "action news" comes right back. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> police in alabama say 21-year-old woman jumped out of the trunk of her car he is kaep an alleged kidnapper, she was forced into the trunk her own vehicle and the suspect took money out of the atm using the victim's card. the victim ran into the store for help. >>> and tourists and scientists had to run for their loves on cecily's mount etna, they were watching the volcano erupt when it hit the snow and triggered an explosion. five people were hurt. a woman says sh

. >> italy mount etna volcano exploded sending people run are to their lives. bbcwere working on the volcans recent eruption. the 800-degree lava ran into frozen snow that temperature shock caused and caused fragments of rock to rain down. ten people were hurt, they are expected to survive. >>> let's take a look right now apt storm tracker 6 live double scan, we are dry through the region, we're not staying dry et while we can. we have clear skies, winds are blowing in the breeze, not nearly as dusty as it has been over the past few days, the temperature is 31 degrees, that's great, balls the past couple of days we've been starting in the 20s at best. the pressure is rizing with high pressure in control. the winds out of the west/northwest are light, the ocean temperature 39 degrees. a willful factor, feels like 24 in philadelphia. still feels like the teens in the lehigh valley and 26 degrees in cape may. satellite and radar showing we're going to have another beautiful start to the day, the gorgeous sunshine we had yesterday coming back today you will see mor

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. >> mount etna has put on an impressive show for days doing lava and steam, but no one expected this. the massive explosion was caught on camera by a bbc crew. piping hot volcanic ash and rock rained down as tourists and the crew fled. one reporter described it as running down a mountain being pelted by rocks, dodging burning boulders and steam. a camera woman shook burning embers off her back. the blast was known as a freed magmatic eruption. police responded on snowmobiles for what was a lucky escape for everyone. it is always risky getting close to an active volcano, but this is a rare event. it takes a perfect storm. conditions for it to happen. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >> those pictures are incredible, paul. >>> we have much more tame mountains around here. look how gorgeous mount diablo looks right now. it's bursting with color because of all the rain we had all winter long and one of the many places you can visit, the colors around the bay area are fantastic currently because we've had the wettest winter in a very long time, for many of

. >> mount etna erupts sending tourists scrambling. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that could be seen as hateful. jill wagner of cbs moneywatch and more. >>> google is making changes toists search results to flag topics that could be seen as hateleful jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. -- that could be seen as hateful. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: good morning. futures right now pointing to a lower open. the dow was down 15 yesterday. the nasdaq was flat. good news about jobs. the labor department says that the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits dropped by about 2,000 last week a sign companies are holding on to workers. >> the unemployment straight about 4.7% right now. >> luxury jacket maker canada goose went public here at the stock exchange yesterday also on canada's main stock exchange. shares topped 25% on day one of trading but peta protested because they use coyote fur. they plan to buy enough shares to influence company policy. >>> google hopes to improve the quality of search results by flagging offensive content with hate, violence and

mount etna has been erupting for 500,000 years but no one was expecting this. >> it's like the stufff hollywood movies. >> rebecca moral, a science correspondent for the bbc was shooting a story for the volcano and it exploded. >> you hear like a big bang as the explosion goes up and then you start to hear pop pop pop pop around you. and all of the time you're thinking, i hope a boulder doesn't hit me. i hope it doesn't smash into me. >> her camerawoman rachel price caught the moment on tape and the panic fall over. >> go to your right. >> price shook the lava free, later the team tweeted a photo of the burned jacket. >> moral describes steam clouding their view as they took refuge in a snow vehicle. windows broken by rocks and inside there was the smell of burning clothing. >> mount etna had been put on a show in recent months to see the lava flow. >> what happened we think is that the lava encountered a source of buildup of snow and ice underneath. and the differential between the very very cold snow and ice and the incredibly hot magma caused the pressure to build up. >> reporter:

>>> check out the red hot lava spewing from mount etna on sicily. europe's active volcano.ruptions can stretch for weeks at this point, italian authorities say the current activity is not a danger to nearby communities. what a sight. >> yes. back in the country, unbelievable numbers here. company behind two of america's biggest jewelry stores, kay and jared facing class action lawsuit brought by get this nearly 69,000 current and former femaleemployees. allegations of harassment and discrimination going back nearly ten years. here is abc's lindsey janice. >> reporter: the ad famously encourage customers to appreciate the women in their lives. >> he went to jared. >> reporter: the company behind the kay and jared jewelry chain accused of demeaning female employees. according to newly released sworn statements, in addition to the central claims of discrimination in pay and promotion, more than 100 ex-employees, also claimed inappropriate behavior by company executives including groping women to exchange sex for career advancement. one former employee saying, an executive call

but will likely return to power — after seeing off the challenge of geert wilders. eruption on mount etnacily. hello, i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. for the second time in two months, federaljudges have blocked president trump's attempt to impose a travel ban on six mainly muslim countries. earlier this month, the white house issued a new travel order which removed some of the more contentious elements from the first one. - but two judges, one from hawaii another from maryland, took the unusual step of referring back to the president's comments during the election campaign — evidence they said that his order was still designed to discriminate against muslims. donald] trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown on muslims entering the united states, until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on! later in the campaign, mr. trump backed away from his call for a total muslim ban. but thejudge in hawaii appears to conclude that mr. trump's true motivations lie in those earlier remarks. at a rally in nashville the president said

. >>> the escape as mount etna erupts. tourists burned by lava, pelted by rocks.amera crew rolling on everything. >>> still digging out tonight and yet

. >>> ten people were hurt in the explosion that rocked the slopes of mount etna in italy.bc just happened to be there working on a story about the recent eruption which started tuesday. italian authorities say the 18-degree love have a ran into the frozen snow it sent rock raining down on tourists journalists and scientists. >>> this is video of a near miss between a cashier and a car in georgia. fortunately the man said he was looking at the suv when it rolled in the wrong direction and into the cashier window. the woman behind the wheel forgot to put the car in park. she realized it was rolling, but hit the wrong pedal to stop it. >>> new york city says the snow will not prevents them from celebration st. patrick's day, about but it's did take a lot of work. >> she how a nfl football was converted by a raiders playoff. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. also try c

mount etna exploded sending rocks and lava down on scientists and tourists. they were pelted with debris and 10 were injured and three were hospitalized. it was triggered when the flowing magma hit the snow creating high pockets of steam. >>> a 25-year-old man is accused of stealing an ambulance in new york and using it to run over an emt. jose gonzales is charged with grand larceny and driving a vehicle impaired on drugs. >> he ran over this guy -- >> an fdy medic run over and killed by her own ambulance when the vehicle was carjacked in new york city. the ordeal began just after 7:00 p.m. when a 14-year-old veteran of the new york fire department was told that the man was driving on the back of her ambulance. the mother of five and her partner monique got out to confront the man. he jumped into the drivers seat and began careening through the city streets. >> he put it in reverse and struck the one emt who was injured. the policeman nearby raced to help but it was too late. monique williams could be heard screaming nearby -- my partner! >> in other news, th

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what ha ppened—when a bbc team of mount etna in sicily. i'm susannah streeter.siness: trading accusations. chancellor merkel heads to the white house amid growing us complaints that german business isn't playing fair. plus — a yawning hole in our finances — why lack of sleep could be wiping billions off the global economy:~ ”ww" hello. we begin with president trump's claim that barack obama's administration placed trump tower under surveillance during last year's election campaign. committee have now said they see no indications that this ever happened, while the chairmen of the house intelligence committee have also said they don't believe mr trump's allegation. and britain's communications ifieellifififife éfiéfiffi ' f " f 7, f " " gchq, said the suggestion that it wiretapped donald trump during the election campaign were "utterly ridiculous" and "should be ignored". from washington, our correspondent tulip mazumder reports. as presidentjohn‘s st patrick's day celebrations got under way, minus a green tie, another controversy looms large. his tweets from a couple of

. >>> for the third day now, sicily's mount etna is spewing lava high into the air. that volcano yesterday unleashed a powerful explosion, hurling molten rocks and steam into the atmosphere. tourists, reporters and scientists watching the volcano had to run to escape. fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. officials have ordered people to stay away, though, from the riskier areas of mount etna now. >>> a convenience store clerk in georgia narrowly avoids getting crushed. wow, when an suv comes crashing through the window. the driver, we are told, apparently forgot to put the car in park and it began to roll and when she went to stop it, yeah, you guessed it, she hit the wrong pedal and off went suv. both the driver and the clerk, remarkably, are okay this morning. >>> this morning, san francisco can boast having the tallest building west of chicago. the sales force tower officially took that title yesterday with the latest addition to the tower's top. the tower's official instagram account posted the photo. a building in l.a. has a spire but at 1070 feet, the sales

. >> this is mount etna in italy. skiers were out there.an eruption recently with activity going on. and skiers spotted this boulder tumbling down the side of the mountain. still steaming and hot, sending up clouds of smoke into the air. >> lhow do you rate this run, te double back mountain with hot lava. >>> you name the viral star. it's dude. there's cheese in there. >> i have no idea. >> what? >> oli, this is an easy one for you. because it's time for dr. pimple popper. >> oh! it was a food theme but now i'm on board. >> i don't think i will agree with you on that because thor here -- that's what they are calling him, because look at the beautiful hair she had to show us. she's had this for years. she starts to make an incision. >> what kind of cheese? >> don't ruin cheese for us, oli. the stuff that comes in the spray can? >> yeah, that kind. >> if they have white cheddar flavor in a spray can, i think you're pretty close. >> i think they do. >> so she gets it open. >> i told you! i told you! >> there are a lot of people who are really

and a bbc team is among those who have escaped from the eruption of mount etna in italy.... ..and create this. why you may ask? well, they said that it was a fun way to spend a sunday. that story is popular on bbc.com across asia. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start off with the japan times. it leads on our top story, the visit to asia by the us secretary of state, rex tillerson. the paper says washington is ready to toughen its diplomatic approach toward northm the picture shows mr tillerson greeting japan's foreign minister fumio kishida. the philippine star covers attempts to impeach president rodrigo duterte. it shows representative gary alejano, holding a copy of the impeachment complaint he filed against the president. the paper also quotes the speaker of the house, pantaleon alvarez, who says those who support the move are, quote, "entitled to their own stupidity." and the gulf news leads on the success of what it calls the paper says king salman oversaw the signing of deals worth up to $65 billion during his visit to china. the pi

. >>> europe's biggest and most active volcano mount etna continues to spew lava. the latest eruptions which can last days and even weeks started two nights ago. crews on the scene reported no danger to the towns that dot the mountain slopes. >>> beautiful as long as the lava stays there. >> yes. >> we've got the own weather concerns today. severe thunderstorm watches are now being issued out to the west, severe thunderstorm warnings being issued and i want to quickly discuss the between a watch and a warning. weather watches whether they be severe thunderstorm or winter storm et cetera, indicate a risk or a hazardment when we have warnings that means the event is occurring imminent or likely. when we have a warning, that's when you need to take action save property and lives and the watches go back the tennessee. up to south central pennsylvania and until 5:00. and go over this once again. what you can expect today? maybe some gusty winds up to 70 miles an hour in the worst of the storms. with some large hail and even an isolated tornado and we've seen some severe

italy's mount etna is putting on a spectacular display in its latest eruption this morning. orange fountains of lava could be seen shooting into the sky. authorities say there is no danger for towns on the volcano's slopes. eruptions can last days or even weeks. >>> a surprise oscar guest becomes an internet sensation. uber's ceo is caught on video. those are some of the headlines in the morning newsstand. bloomberg reports on a video that shows the chief executive of uber arguing with one of its drivers during a ride. >> what? >> what? >> some people don't like to take responsibility for their own -- >> i -- >> they blame everything in life on somebody else. >> e-mail for -- >> good luck. >> the dashboard camera captured ceo travis getting out of the back seat after the heated words in february. the driver had complained about falling fares. in an e-mail to staff yesterday the ceo apologized to the driver for treating him disrespectfully. >>> the washington post reports on plans by the fbi to pay the british agent who compiled a controversial dossier on then candidate donal

officials have ordered people to stay away from the riskier areas of mount etna. >>> a bipartisan push on capitol hill to call president trump's wiretapping claim against president obama false. can t white house not backing down at all. >> reporter: on this st. patrick's day -- >> i really love ireland. >> reporter: president trump may need the luck of the irish to defend his unsubstantiated claim that president obama wiretapped him. >> i've been reading about things. >> reporter: but not from the cia, the fbi or any other intelligence agency at the president's did posal. >> i read a "new york times" article where they were talking about wiretapping. >> reporter: "the new york times" never reported president obama ordered wiretapping of trump tower. the president now says wiretapping meant surveillance. >> does the president -- >> he stands by it but you're mischaracterizing what happened today. >> reporter: what happened was the top democrat and republican members of the senate intelligence committee declared, we see no indications that trump tower was the subject of any surveillance

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. >> a river of lava continues to flow from mount etna more than a week after the volcano erupted.huge amounts of magma oozing from the mountain in sicily italy. the volcano erupted twice in the last month. >> beautiful but glad we're just looking at a picture. >> it really is beautiful to watch that lava creep in from a distance. let's look outside and check the roads. looking live on the schuylkill expressway approaching spring garden. that's your eastbound track on your right headed towards center city. we are looking good this morning. no big weather related prob less. you'll see some sunshine today. vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill no overnight construction, no delays. looking good this morning on the vine and to top you off mass transit is looking good, also, today you have. >> all right there karen. on the big board we are dressing the kids a little bit on the bundled side this morning. light to moderate jacket works. 48 degrees by 6 o'clock and 47 by 8 o'clock. partly cloudy, cool on the bus stop on the breezes are starting to pick up coming down out of the

. >>> the escape as mount etna erupts. tourists burned by lava, pelted by rocks. the camera crew rolling on everything. >>> still digging out tonight and yet a new storm brewing. the new track hitting just before the weekend. >>> and the urgent manhunt tonight for the man who threw this woman into her own trunk. she escapes. and the one thing she used to get out of that trunk. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night, and tonight, fireworks at the white house. just hours after the republican and democratic leaders of the senate intelligence committee released a statement together, saying, there are no indications of any surveillance at trump tower. it comes after those explosive allegations. president trump's claim that president obama wiretapped him before the election. standing by that claim again overnight. late today, white house press secretary sean spicer pushing back, saying those senators aren't done investigating, and another statement from a senator saying, we wouldn't have said that if we weren't briefed. a

footage from a drone camera shows fire and sparks bursting from sicily‘s mount etna and streams of lavatwo years. authorities say there is no danger to nearby towns and no disruption to air traffic. thank you for watching. well, a very blustery night out there for some of us, particularly across southern parts of the uk, especially the south—west, around the bristol channel. breezy inland too. and really, the weather is going to be very unsettled over the next few days. lots of clouds, lots of weather fronts out there in the atlantic, ready to come our way. this is what we've got through the early hours. here are the winds, quite strong in the south. some rain and hill snow across more central parts of the uk. and then we've got temperatures near freezing across the north, with some showers as well. now, the good news is that the winds will ease, eventually, through the course of the morning. it will still stay relatively breezy, and you can see there's a bit of cloud and rain again across parts of the midlands wales and the north—west in the morning. but i think by lunchtime, most of t

from some stunning pictures to show you from mount etna in sicily, interrupting for the first time thisof the most active in the world but it's been largely dormant for two years and it started erupting on tuesday morning. the corruption scandal rocking south korea has widened beyond politics. the future of the country's biggest business, samsung, is in question after prosecutors said its air is to be charged with bribery and embezzlement. the scandal has led to the impeachment of the country's president, macro korean, and in a moment we will hear about the potential impact on samsung but firstjamie potential impact on samsung but first jamie mitchell looks at the background to the charges. leej lee j young, leej young, billionaire vice—chairman of samsung, the world's biggest maker of mobile devices. since his father suffered a heart attack in 201a he has been de fa cto heart attack in 201a he has been de facto boss heart attack in 201a he has been de fa cto boss of heart attack in 201a he has been de facto boss of not only the electronics giant but also the entire family run samsung g

footage from a drone camera shows fire and sparks bursting from sicily‘s mount etna and streams of lava dormant for the past two years. authorities say there is no danger to nearby towns and no disruption to air traffic. it's said elephants never forget. and it appears they almost never sleep either. scientists tracking the behaviour of wild elephants in botswana have found that the animals slept two hours per day on average, and some days not at all. it's the shortest sleep period of any land mammal. previous studies showed that elephants in captivity slept up to six hours daily. it's not known why the elephant can survive on power naps despite sleep playing an important role in memory. a reminder of our top story: the british government is beaten on its brexit bill after a vote in the house of lords rules ministers must guarantee the rights of eu nationals to remain in the uk. the government hopes to overturn that when the bill returns to the house of commons. thanks for watching. well, a very blustery night out there for some of us, particularly across southern parts of the uk, espec