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 have found no evidence of collusion, and still strongly believe that it's a witch hunt. we have a special report on the refugees 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. high levels of toxic gas have forced emergency workers on hawaii's big island to retreat from the latest eruption of mount kilauea. people have been warned to get away from a sulphur dioxide cloud, which is killing large swathes of vegetation. one of the world's most active volcanoes has erupted explosively, sending ash more than five and half miles into the sky. geologists are warning that rocks the size of cars could be eject

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

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 an evac

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

earthquakes shake parts of hawaii after the eruption of one of the world's most active volcanos, mount kilauealobby, the national rifle association, that he won't bow to calls for stricter controls. well, let's stay with that story now. the bbc‘s anthony zurcher says the way mr trump talked about guns almost made it sound like he was fighting an election again. it sounded like campaign trump, talking about the second amendment and how the democrats were going to take away people's guns. it was a sharp contrast from just a couple of months ago in march where he said other politicians were afraid of the nra but he wasn't going to be controlled by them. talking about some new gun control measures, including raising the age to purchase firearms and expanded background checks, that seems to have gone by the wayside. instead, he was talking about knife violence in the uk and gun control in paris, where people not having guns lead to more crime. it was a blast from the past as far as trump goes. he was talking about his poll ratings, talking about the economy, north korea, and how kanye west is suppo

hawaii's mount kilauea enters an explosive new phase, spewing ash more than five and a half miles into the sky. meghan markle confirms her father will not being attending the royal wedding due to health problems. she is a campaigning feminist and human rights spokesman and on saturday she will marry into the house of windsor. will meghan markle still manage to speak her mind? good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government is considering a ban on flammable cladding for high—rise buildings in england after the grenfell tower fire which left 72 people dead. ministers announced that a consultation would take place just hours after the publication of an official review, into the grenfell fire, which had stopped short of recommending an outright ban. a year after the fire, survivors say they're disappointed that more hasn't been done. the labour mp and grenfell campaigner david lammy called the review a whitewash. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, reports. this disaster triggered a housing safety crisis. residents turfed out of their homes, buildings stripped with massive bi

. >>> coming up, a threat on the big island of mount kilauea as blue flames come out of cracks in the earth. >>> the president calls off the summit with north korea. the response from that country just coming in. >>> the correct answer is paraguay. >> the east bay teenager who became a national geography champion with a very lucky guess. by the time that we got up there, his room was filled with smoke. the wind had blown and drifted the snow up agains the side of my house blocking the exhaust from my furnace. without the kidde smoke alarm my son would not be here today. had it not been for that carbon monoxide detector, they would come to school and not have their teacher there. i grabbed my fire extinguisher and put out the fire. get these essential products at your local retailer today. from hawaii's big island. and with it comes new fears.. that the worst -- may be yet to come. kpix 5's allen martin joins us no allen? >>> there is a new glow coming from the big island. with it comes new fears that the worst may be yet to come. allen martin joins us now with some incredible video. >

. >>> we still have lava from mount kilauea destroying more homes in hawaii. >>> and the new york stock exchange naming its first female lead ner ier in its 226-year hiy it's tuesday, may 22, 2018, "worldwide exchange" begins now. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm seema mody, brian sullivan is on assignment today let's check on markets following yesterday's big rally. the market is set up now in premarket trade, setting up for another positive day with the nasdaq up 22 dow jones up 47. the s&p 500 is higher by 5 let's look at the global market situation. a quiet session overnight in asia markets in hong kong and south korea are closed you can see the shanghai is flat on the day in australia stocks closed down by 0.7%. and the japanese nikkei lower by 0.2% let's look at early trade in europe the dax higher fractionally. france, the ftse 100, italy and spain seeing minor gains we'll keep a close eye on the heightened political uncertainty out of italy those two populist or anti-establishment parties picking a prime minister still learning more details on this individ

have been forced to leave their homes in hawaii after earthquakes triggered by the eruption of mount kilauea. it was really smoking bad. you could smell it in the air. also in the programme: 200 years after the birth of karl marx, his work still resonates and his legacy still divides. one of the world's great football managers, sir alex ferguson, has undergone emergency surgery for a brain haemmorhage. manchester united, the club he managed for 26 years said in a statement that the surgery went very well, but that sir alex now needs a period of intensive care to optimise his recovery. messages of goodwill for sir alex have been pouring in from united players past and present. let's get more from hugh woozencroft, from the bbc sport centre. what more do we know about the situation? at the moment, the situation? at the moment, the situation is much more than what manchester united have said. we know that he has undergone emergency surgery that he has undergone emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage and that procedure has gone very well. manchester united went on to say that he will need the

the headlines: hawaii's mount kilauea volcano explodes, sending ash soaring into the sky. residents have been told to seek shelter. donald trump tries to put his summit with kim jong—un back on track by reassuring north korea. if we make a deal, i think kimjong—un is going to be very, very happy. i really believe he is going to be very happy. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: one year into robert mueller‘s investigation into russia meddling into the us presidential election, many questions remain unanswered. as a dress rehearsal is held at windsor for the royal wedding, meghan markle confirms her father won't be coming. there really is a sense, with all the world waiting, that we are waiting for things to begin. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. glad you could join us. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london, and two in the afternoon in hawaii, where the kilauea volcano has begun spitting out ash, nine kilometres into the air. scientists say this could be the first of a violent string of explosions in the cra

the headlines: hawaii's mount kilauea volcano explodes, sending ash soaring into the sky. residents have been told to seek shelter. donald trump tries to put his summit with kim jong—un back on track by reassuring north korea. if we make a deal, i think kim jong—un is going to be very, very happy. jong—un is going to be very, very happy- i jong—un is going to be very, very happy. i really believe he is going to be very happy. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: one year into robert mueller‘s investigation into russia meddling into the us presidential election, many questions remain unanswered. and, with one day to go before the royal wedding, the world's press is weathering in windsor. there really isa weathering in windsor. there really is a sense, with all the world waiting, that we are waiting for things to begin. it's 7am in singapore and 1:00 in the afternoon in hawaii where the kilauea volcano has begun spitting out ash nine kilometres into the air. scientists say this could be the first of a violent string of explosions in the crater. residents of the

the headlines: hawaii's mount kilauea volcano explodes, sending ash soaring into the sky. donald trump tries to put his summit with kim jong—un back on track by reassuring north korea. if we make a deal, i think kimjong—un is going to be very, very happy. i really believe he is going to be very happy. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: one year into robert mueller‘s investigation into russia meddling into the us presidential election, many questions remain unanswered. as a dress rehearsal is held at windsor for the royal wedding, meghan markle confirms her father won't be coming.

see you in the the top stories this hour: hawaii's mount kilauea volcano erupts during the night, sending to reassure the north korean leader that the us is not seeking a libyan model to end his nuclear programme. police forces are warning that they are struggling to recruit specialist firearms officers, because of the intense scrutiny they face if they use their weapons. our home affairs correspondent leila nathoo reports. in december 2015, jermaine baker was part of a group trying to break out an inmate from a prison van. armed police were sent to stop them and during an operation he was shot dead. it turned out he didn't have a weapon but an imitation gun was found in the back of the car he was in. he shouts his death stokes tensions in a community already wary of police. after an independent investigation, no criminal charges were brought against the officer who fired the fatal shot, and the met refused to discipline him, but today the police watchdog has directed the force to begin gross misconduct proceedings against the officer involved. once again the police have been forced to br

our top stories: explosive eruptions at hawaii's mount kilauea.ld 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.

ok, thank you very much indeed. from hawaii's mount kilauea. and toxic gas into the atmosphere. 0ur correspondents on the island. destroyed all in its path. molten rock stands more than 20 feet high, where it has claimed the land. still burning and still deeply dangerous. opened up and the lava has simply fountained out. the smoke and fumes are toxic, but that's not the only worry. sections of this scorched surface are still being split apart. spring up elsewhere. and the flow of molten rock is only getting faster. higher than before. by the hawaii national guard. and all who live near kilauea know they can't ignore the volcano. all night and all day. 9. it is continuing to be shaped. chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. in recent years, iceland has become a major tourist destination. wonders and low prices. is getting out of hand. lucy hockings reports. icelanders call their country the land of fire and ice. iceland has it all. now the rest of the world is cottoning on. tourists now exceed the national population by 7:1. i was not prepared for how beautiful they are, i mean just

mount kilauea continuing to erupt there. >>> the american city that some fear is overbuilding. >>> and the internet going wild to kim kardashian's visit to the oval office. it's the last day of may, 2018, "worldwide exchange" begins now. ♪ >>> good morning happy thursday from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan so glad you're joining us. here's how your money and the global markets are setting up their day on what has been -- feels like a five-day week already. it's only thursday the dow will likely rise slightly at the open we're up 20 points in the futures. comes off yesterday's big gains from tuesday's italy driven fears. bonds also seeing a reversal yields slowly creeping higher again. ten-year at 2.88%. china is a big winner, both the mainland and hong kong markets are up 8%. the center of the most recent market news is calmer this morning. only germany is down oil is down, but fractionally, both wti and in europe as well >>> your top story has to do with trade and the increasing risk of a global trade battle. the u.s. now reportedly ready to pull the tri

. >>> and lav haa from the mount kilauea volcano nears a geothermal plant >>> good morning i'm dominic chu. brian sullivan is on assignment. we'll hear from him later in the show futures are slated right now to point to a lower open. the dow off by 165 points. the s&p off by 16. the nasdaq down by 60 points, at least if things hold the way they are the treasury market side of things, you can suspect with the risk aversion theme there, a bid to treasury bonds. ten-year note yields at 3.01%. we'll keep an eye on that treasury complex on the oil side of things, we're seeing some moves there. wti crude currently $71.88 off by a half percent. brent crude futures, $79.06 the overall oil market showing some signs of a pullback for now. the global market picture, as we see with asia on that side of things, feeling some of those effects as president trump pulls some cold water on a china trade deal the hang seng is off by 2% and the shanghai composite off by 1.5%. the kospi in south korea gaining about a quarter of a percent the european side of things, we're seeing some negativity carry over g

hawaii's mount kilauea enters an explosive new phase, spewing ash more than five and a half miles into. meghan markle confirms her father will not being attending the royal wedding due to health problems. she is a campaigning feminist and human rights spokesman and on saturday she will marry into the house of windsor. will meghan markle still manage to speak her mind?

people think that a volcano only erupts through the crater or through the cone, well the cone of mount kilaueas about 24 miles in that direction. this particular eruption, if you will, is coming through vents, considerably down slope from the cone of mount kilauea. there are actually eight of them, and they are clustered near one community. and indeed, that is the area where they have basically evacuated 1400 individuals, 700 homes. also yesterday they got rid of everyone who is in the volcano national park. that was 2500 people. they've closed the park. and officials say that they are most worried about these toxic gases that are associated with these eruptions, if you will, through these vents. it is called sulfur dioxide and it can burn your lungs, your eyes even your skin julie. that is one of the reasons police are keeping the media as well as any tourists as well as the residents away from their homes. julie? julie: wow, what has been the impact on tourism? >> well, as you probably know, there are generally six hawaiian islands that people go to, number one is ohau there's where you get

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. >>> and hawaii on high alert big boulders now shooting from mount kilauea. it's thursday, may 17, 2018, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome from wherever in the world you are watching i'm brian sullivan so glad to have you with us. here's how your money and the global markets are looking stock futures indicating a slightly down move at the open we're indicated to open down about 32 still early. stock futures lower as the cost of borrowing cons to rise. t continues to rise. the bond holders get paid almost a percent more than eight months ago but also mortgages to auto loans are also up significantly. overnight in asia and japan, we talked about the trade battle. we have talks in china between the u.s. and china in d.c. the nikkei not reacting to some of those trade war concerns. the hong kong market and the shanghai as well as korea are down about the same. >>> outside of the stock market, here's how things are looking around the world the german dax, the ftse opening up slightly higher, albeit in early trading. on the commodity a

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. >>> the eruption of mount kilauea is now in its fifth day showing no signs of slowing down. cbs news' carter evans shows us the lava destroyed dozens of homes and forced entire communities to evacuate the area. >> from the air, lines of smoke show where lava is flowing as homes continue to burn. >> up here in the helicopter, you can get an idea of the scope of the destruction below. you don't see any firefighters down there because there's nothing they can do. this is an unstoppable force. >> the lava has consumed everything in its path. including trees and homes. it crept across the street and slowly enveloped this car. >> the eruption progressed. a few more extensive flows. it seems like there's a lot of mag ma under the ground. >> ten fissures have opened up on the eastern slope of the kilauea volcano. in some cases the eruptions were so violent, lava spewed more than 200 feet in the air. >> it may not look like the lava is moving. it's cooled. there's a crust on top. but if you look at the leading edge on the road, it's slowly inching forward. >> over the weekend, the bi

from a fissure in a rural community >>> now to the latest in hawaii where three lava flays in mount kilauea are flowing into the ocean. taking a live look at lava spewing from a fissure in feedi two other flows that are reaching the waves. scientists say the kilauea volcano is not letting up. more homes are getting destroyed by volcano-related issues. for now kilauea seems to have spared a threatened geothermal power plant, but there are also some spots where officials are worrying about widening cracks. >> the first thing that came to my mind was are we ever going to be able to go home? >> u.s. marine corps helicopters are standing by in case they need to evacuate a big island community, that's if molten rock or huge cracks block its final escape route. each chopper can carry up to 50 people. >>> right now wine country is getting ready to rock to the beat this memorial day weekend. the bottle rock music festival just started a few minutes ago at the napa expo. it runs through sunday. the festival is sold out already, but tickets are available at a ticket exchange on the bottle rock website

toxic gas and lava flows from the mount kilauea volcano.t least two homes were destroyed when lava bubbled up through fissures in a residential area. several strong earthquakes have shaken the southeastern region of hawaii's big island. president trump has addressed the national rifle association and vowed not to tighten us firearms laws despite suggesting after the florida school shooting that he was prepared to take on the gun lobby. he again called for teachers to be armed, saying any gun—free zone was an invitation to shooters. chemical weapons inspectors say they have finished gathering samples at the site of an alleged chlorine attack in syria last month. a team from the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons spent almost two weeks in the city of douma. their samples will now be sent for analysis. now on bbc news, the week in parliament hello and welcome to the programme. coming up: the health secretary says a computerfailure meant half a million women didn't get screened for breast cancer. tragically, there are likely t

. >>> dramatic video from hawaii as lava from mount kilauea shoots high into the air. it is some of the most dramatic video since the eruption. this has been going on for the past few hours, along fisher number 17 on the big island. the love is threatening homes and structures. a resident watching today reported seeing a reporter from the local cbs station. >> reporter: -- >> the concussion from the exposures we feel is just, oh boy, scary. >> you were saying you could feel it in your chest, vibrating at night? >> yeah. it has my bed and shakes my bed to no end. >> much of what is happening is actually belowground, and geologists are keeping a close eye on widening cracks. a new venture opened today bringing the total to 22. there is potential for a new explosive and -- explosion at the summit of the book and appeared >>> and other school mass shooting, in texas, police say nine students and a teacher are dead. gunned down by >> reporter: students were in their 1st period classes when the shooting began. >> i heard so many people saying there were gunshots and people w

lava from mount kilauea is seeping into the ocean releasing toxic gases including hydrochloric acid steample are being urged to leave their homes on hawaii's big island. one man has been seriously injured and some people have been rescued from their homes after becoming cut off. chris buckler reports from the island where dozens of buildings have been destroyed. the lines of fire that scar this island are growing longer and thicker. and fountains of lava are bleeding through the cracks. the kilauea volcano is slowly eating through the ground that it once created. we are 3,000 feet above the ground, but you can actually feel the heat of the lava and you can smell the smoke. as the lava has risen up, people have been warned to leave if they live in its path. at this shelter they're offering food, clothes, and help for those who have had to evacuate their homes. but there are families who already have nothing to return to. the house burned down saturday. so you've lost your house? oh, everything. because we got nothing out. so everything. i have three t—shirts and three shorts. everything we

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

several strong earthquakes have shaken parts of hawaii volcanoes, mount kilauea. where 1700 residents . was“-.. 2 v. l. is”... 3 i smelt it and i ran to the corner, and that's when i ran into a military officer, who told me that it's smoking, and sure as heck enough i take the turn and one of my favourite 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 under 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. kilauea is spewing smoke from one of its side vents, but at the moment, scientists don't believe there's a major risk of an explosive eruption. lava's been flowing from the volcano crater and cracks on its slopes ever since it becam

hawaii's big island, residents to avoid theised molten rock falling from mount kilauea into the ocean. it has created hazardous clouds known as laze. ted earlier this month, and the situation for those on the island has gotten worse. the bbc's chris buckler has more. after erupting from deeph beneate ground of this, islandva has reached the hasnand to get here, itde royed all in its path. molten rock stands more than 20 feet high. it has cleaned to the land, still burning and still deeply dangerous. you can see how the roads have become cut off. this is a huge mound of lava that has made its way down from .he various fissures cracks in the ground have opened up and the lava has fountained out. toxic,ke and fumes are but that is not the only worry. sections of the scorched service -- surface are still being split apart. >> there's the possibility of additional fissures opening up or lava traveling to the surface. yet some living close t i where the lacontinuing to jet out have not left their homes. kilauea has long been their neighbor, a volcano that erupted to create the land, t it is

tw alerts in hawaii tonight e at mount kilauea might be on xploedge of an explosive once- in-a-century eruption. >> i had every right to call the police.

hearing, a series of earthquakes has hit hawaii, with the epicentre under the erupting volcano, mount kilaueaat the university of liverpool — she's in salford. what factors have caused this now? there are five volcanoes there and kilauea has been active since 1983. we are seeing some new activity where we are seeing magma coming up from depth, molten rock, moving sideways along a rift son to form new fissure eruptions in residential areas. causing the evacuations. new fissure eruptions in residential areas. causing the evacuationsm terms of the prospects of how long these could continue for, can volcanology gel us anything about predictability? kilauea is one of the best monitor volcanoes in the world. we have a huge amount of data to understand what is happening now, what could happen next. the kind of evidence we have is the earthquakes produced but also the way the earth is deforming. we can use satellites to understand how the earth ‘s surface is changing and where the magma is going to go next. in terms of the fault lines, what are the risks for people returning to the area? at some poin

hawaii are being warned to stay away from molten rock flowing into the ocean from the eruption of mount kilauea. lava pouring into the pacific has created hazardous clouds bearing acid and particles of glass. lava streams have caused a key evacuation route to be cut off. votes are being counted in venezuela's presidential election amid reports of a low turnout and polling irregularities. venezuela's leader, president nicolas maduro looks set to win re—election. he's expected to benefit from a boycott by the main opposition parties and his ban of his most popular rivals. the authorities fighting an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo insist they are prepared for a worst—case scenario, in which the deadly virus reaches the capital, kinshasa. about 25 people have already died in a remote area upstream on the congo river. now on bbc news it's time for dateline. hello. welcome to bbc dateline. where we debate some big stories. they report the events to the world. today, britain's royal wedding with an added dash of royal soap opera. israel celebrates its 70th birthday and a special

have been forced to leave their homes in hawaii after earthquakes triggered by the eruption of mount kilauea the air. also in the programme: 200 years after the birth of karl marx, his work still resonates and his legacy still divides.

headlines: dozens of people in hawaii have taken shelter from ash, toxic gas and lava flows from the mount kilauea volcano. at least two homes were destroyed when lava bubbled up through fissures in a residential area. several strong earthquakes have shaken the southeastern region of hawaii's big island. president trump has addressed the national rifle association and vowed not to tighten us firearms laws despite suggesting after the florida school shooting that he was prepared to take on the gun lobby. he also repeated a call for teachers to be armed. chemical weapons inspectors say they have finished gathering samples at the site of an alleged chlorine attack in syria last month. a team from the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons said their samples from douma will now be sent for analysis. the local elections in england have largely seen voters stick with the status quo with neither of the two main parties able to celebrate significant gains. the liberal democrats saw some successs, taking control of four councils, but it was a near wipeout for ukip. our deputy political editor

earthquakes have shaken parts of hawaii after the eruption of one of the world's most active volcanoes, mount kilaueahawaii's main island where 1700 residents have been evacuated and 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's when i ran into a military officer, who told me that it's smoking, and sure as heck enough i take the turn and one of my favourite 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 under 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 t

hawaii has experienced its strongest earthquake in more than a0 years, as mount kilauea continues toentre was beneath the volcano. the 6.9 magnitude quake sent people fleeing from buildings and briefly cut power supplies. charlotte gallagher reports. a ribbon of thick lava snakes through the suburban streets and forests. the molten liquid destroying anything in its path. lava has been surging across the island since thursday, sometimes shooting up to 100 feet in the air. it was really smoking bad, you could smell it in the air. we are going to get cut off i think is what's going to happen. residents rushed to flee their homes, grabbing what they could. it broke out right down the hill from my house. i smelled it and i ran to the corner and that's when i ran into a military officer that told me it was smoking and sure as heck enough, i take the turn and my entire, one of my favourite streets at least, was on fire. 1,700 people have been ordered to evacuate. those who refused have been warned no one will rescue them because of the toxic smoke suffocating the area. these deep cracks hav

our top stories: explosive eruptions at hawaii's mount kilauea. of residents are told to find shelter. 0ngoing 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 have found no evidence of collusion, and still strongly believe that it's a witch hunt. we have a special report on the refugees 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.

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mount kilauea has sent plumes of ash into the air along with dangerous gases. now we are waiting to see further eruptions take place. >> excuse me. >> i'm sorry. are out of here. thank you. reporter: the dangers are plain to see. fountains of lava spewing ouof ground fissures across a street on hawaii's big island. lava than 1000 degrees celsius. --lava temperatures can reach more than 1000 degrewa celsius. ha's governor has declared an emergency and acted military reservists from national guard to help evacuating people fromit comms in kuna. >> we have two separate shelters set up right now. one shelters set up for pets in our jim. --ym. an stay with their pets through the night. we have another shelter set up inside.ry we will have eing set up for them. reporter: the volcano has been erupting continuously for three decades, but this foa series of earthquakes on the island, including a five magnitude tremor. >> you can feel the heat coming from the ground. , there is heat comi up. there is lava in there. >> just had a huge earthquake, of puu in the direction o

mount kilauea sending ash and pouring lava down its sides. bubbling up and spewing toxic gas. hundreds of people have been ordered to evacuate and we're told the air in their neighborhood is too dangerous to breathe. abc's marci gonzalez in hawaii tonight. >> reporter: tonight, fountains of lava engulfing neighborhoods on hawaii's big island after multiple new eruptions from the kilauea volcano. flames and lava shooting a hundred feet in the air, forcing at least 1,800 people from their homes with just minutes to spare. >> we could hear the lava exploding from the house. you know, is the house still gonna be there when we go back over there? >> reporter: the actual volcano crater miles away from the vents in the ground where the eruptions are exploding. >> my house is on stilts so the whole house actually shook. >> reporter: officials say at least two homes have been destroyed. witnesses comparing the sound of the eruption to a jet engine. >> we were a half a block away from where it was happening, but you could feel the heat, feel the power of the eruption. >> reporter: a lin

the epicentre was beneath the erupting volcano, mount kilauea. the 6.9 magnitude quake sent people fleeing from buildings and briefly cut power supplies. more than 10,000 calls have been made to a helpline after it was revealed 450,000 women hadn't been coming up in a moment, we're joined by viewers on bbc one for a roundup of all the days news with kate silverton. i'll be back with a look at sunday's papers at 10.30. former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson undergoes emergency surgery for a brain haemorrage. his club say the operation went well. support has flooded in from fans and friends. he is in good hands and i hope the operation is a major success because, you know, as a personalfriend, it is, you know, i hope he has a full recovery. also tonight... one of britain's most wanted fugitives — jamie acourt — is denied bailfollowing his arrest in spain. a british trauma surgeon dismisses comments made by president trump about the high level of knife crime in london. more than a thousand people are arrested in anti putin protests in ru

hawaii are being warned to stay away from molten rock flowing into the ocean from the eruption of mount kilauea evacuation route to be cut off. polls are closing in venezuela's presidential election amid reports of a low turnout and voting irregularities. venezuela's leader, president nicolas maduro looks set to win re—election. he's expected to benefit from a boycott by the main opposition parties and his ban of his most popular rivals. the authorities fighting an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo insist they are prepared for a worst—case scenario, in which the deadly virus reaches the capital, kinshasa. about 25 people have already died in a remote area upstream on the congo river. those were the headlines. now on bbc news it's time for the week in parliament.