a huge underwater volcanic eruption near tonga triggers tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean.iege at a texas synagogue — police are negotiating with a hostage taker in the us state and the first case of the omicron variant is officially confirmed in beijing, just three weeks before the start of the winter olympics. three judges in australia have begun considering novak djokovic�*s appeal against the cancellation of his visa on the grounds of public health. djokovic�*s lawyers have been challenging the government's argument that the serbian player is an anti—vaccination figurehead. the judges say the verdict will be delivered on sunday or monday. our correspondent, phil mercer, is outside the court in melbourne. the full bench of the federal court will digest all of those arguments that have been presented to them and as you say, we could have a decision as to whether novak djokovic will compete in the australian open starting tomorrow, monday, or he will be deported by the end of the day. the government here in australia is contending that novak djokovic is a risk to the popul

winner and environmental disaster twice as big as feared. 12000 barrels of oil leaking into the pacific ocean. and buddy sunday, remember it. northern ireland marks 50 years since british soldiers opened fire on civilians. killing 14 p ah. nor korea had satisfied was thought to be its longest range. miss allison's 2017 south korea's military says the intermediate range, ballistic missile was launched from the young province, travelled around 800 kilometers for landing and the sea of japan around 30 minutes later. sundays launch was young eggs 7th this month. the u. s. as north korea has demonstrated a threat violated un resolutions, countries in the region have condemned the move. equivalent done don't go to girl because russian grommet north korea's activities including the consecutive firing of ballistic missiles, is a great threat to the peace of our nation. the region and the international society firing such a high intensity ballistic missile, violates the united nations security council. and we strongly protested to north korea, who county is an associate research fellow at the asian in

a huge underwater volcanic eruption near tonga triggers tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean.lo and welcome. the world's number one tennis player, novak djokovic, has begun his appeal against his deportation from australia. the government says that djokovic, who hasn't had a covid jab, is a threat to public order and might foster "anti—vaccination sentiment". his lawyers say the decision to throw him out the country is irrational. djokovic still hopes to begin defending his australian open title on monday. judges from the australian federal court are hearing the appeal via video—link. our correspondent, phil mercer, is outside the court in melbourne. he's scheduled to play his opening round match against a fellow serbian on monday as well. time is of the essence. we know that he left he is following proceedings that his lawyers office, so he should know sometime today whether he is free to compete in the australian open or will be forced to depart, be deported from australia. obviously, he has had his supporters throughout all of this there in australia, but how would you sum

an underwater volcanic eruption near tonga has triggered tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean.aves of more than a metre have crashed into tonga. alerts are in place from the west coast of the united states to japan, where people are warned of waves as high as three metres. canada had a record heatwave and a number of devastating wildfires last summer. this special edition of our series life at 50 degrees looks at how the communities affected are planning for an uncertain, hotterfuture. when i was growing up, my grandmother used to tell me that we lived here forever. there's this collective conscious knowledge that is handed down from generation to generation. what you do to the land, you do to yourselves. that is how i was raised. but since a child i have seen changes in ecosystems, i've seen less water, i've seen the trees struggling with drought and heat anxiety. if you abuse the land, climate change is a logical consequence. and this weekend, temperature records could be shattered across the province. a new all—time record of 49.5 celsius. - the hot spot of course in lytton,

a huge underwater volcanic eruption near tonga triggers tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean.iege at a texas synagogue — police are negotiating with a hostage—taker in the us state and the first case of the omicron variant is officially confirmed in beijing, just three weeks before the start of the winter olympics. hello and welcome to bbc news. a court in australia is meeting now to decide whether the serbian tennis star, novak djokovic, can stay in the country and attempt to win a record 21 grand slams. three judges at the federal court will decide whether the australian immigration minister, alex hawke, was right to revoke djokovic�*s visa for the second time this month, on the grounds that the unvaccinated player's presence could risk fuelling opposition to covid vaccinations. the bbc�*s phil mercer has the latest from melbourne. a day �*s time, the australian open, the first grand slam of the year, will get under way. novak djokovic is still the top seed, scheduled to play his opening round match ironically against a fellow serb on monday as well so time is of the essence

we continue to follow the tsunami advisory after a powerful eruption in the pacific ocean. the blast was strong enough to be seen from space. triggered a tsunami that's traveling over 5,000 miles across the pacific. it hit tonga's largest island sending waves flooding into the

you may have seen this image over the weekend, that big explosion in the pacific ocean. it triggered a tsunami that hit nearby islands, including tonga. that tsunami caused serious flooding which knocked out crucial lines of communication across the entire island. initial reports today suggest that there were no mass casualties. that is very good news. but there was a lot of property daniel with some resorts getting completely wiped out. the ash from that volcanic explosion has made it hard for people outside to reach tonga. today new zealand's military was able to fly over the area and assess the damage. the military releasing this photo less than two hours ago. a lack of information so far as a lot of families in the bay area, and we have a sizable tongan community here of about 60,000 people. these families are on edge. local tongan groups have been trying to organize relief effort, but say it's hard to know how to help when they can't get in touch with their families. some tongans we chatted with today in redwood city what they saw and heard early on is nerve-racking

the underwater volcano eruption that triggered as soon army across the pacific ocean could be the most powerful explosion of its kind in 30 years flood waters from the wave caused significant damage, right across tonga and communications have been knocked out. lexia brian has mall. it took only minutes to the ways to arrive this an army and gung think tom is main islands tong popping the water, rushing ashore into homes. and this church in the capitol look or loafer. this woman was screaming live on facebook when the waves slip through. they were triggered by this. the under water hung a tall aha, pye volcano, to 70 kilometers from the tongue and capitol. it's been, are opting for weeks. but on friday, violent activity increased, including a record breaking amount of lightning males. this joint explosion, which scientists think is one in a 1000 your event, this so volcano takes about a 1000 years. a fully reach answer would just happen to be around the point where is, i'm least, a vast amount of his migrant really explains away. was probably one of the mercy and energetic explosions of

it's most powerful weapon in years, a ballistic missile capable of hitting us territories in the pacific ocean. washington calls for direct talks with young act. also coming up the u. s. calls and emergency meeting on the ukraine crisis, the united nations security council meeting with an hours to deliberate on the threat of russian invasion. meanwhile, washington to prepares what it calls the mother of old sanctions. on moscow, afghans find refuge in the eastern european country of albania, as they wait for the us to take them. it has promised that many fear that dream will never come troop and digging out after a massive blizzard on the us east coast major disruptions after some places get up to 80 centimeters of snow. ah i'm to be so much gun. it's good to have you with us. it's in called north korea's most significant weapons test in years, the reclusive regime has confirmed it has launched a missile that can reach us faces in the pacific state. media said the weapon was a while song, 12, a ballistic missile of intermediate range. it is capable of hitting the u. s. territory of guam with a

is most powerful weapon in years, a ballistic missile capable of hitting us territories in the pacific ocean. washington calls for direct talks with john. yup. and the u. s. calls an emergency meeting on the ukraine crisis. united nations security council is to meet within hours to deliberate on the threat of a russian invasion. meanwhile, washington prepared for it, caused the mother of all sanctions on moscow. afghans find refuge in the eastern european country of albania as they wait for the us to take them in as promised. and he fear that dream will never come true. and facing a growing backlash, music streaming company, spotty fide change, its changes, its tune on cove, it 19 misinformation blue . ah, i'm go ahead of us. welcome to the program and more about all those stories in a moment. but we want to start with some breaking news. a manhunt is on the way in southwest germany. after 2 police officers were killed near the city of kaiser slaughter. the 2 officers had stopped the vehicle when shots were fired. when back up arrived, the 24 year old female officer and the male colleague, a

the environmental agency estimates nearly 12000 barrels of oil leak into the pacific ocean. okay, so part 2 of al jazeera correspondence coming up to him, vanelle will take you to the next few hours of news on al jazeera. i'll see you again tomorrow or 300 hours gm's. ah, b one, b b a r i late 2010 to threats against se claudio and maria had reached fever pitch. relatives pleaded with them to flee the settlement. liberty at the assist you the mice. that was inactive as you read those and you and some of the morning father that came my venal at the crack of dawn on may 24th, 2011 is a cloudy, empty i left home on a motorbike and took the road to my boss. i don't want for fear of inject back cheap to control a company in lamar. you my new favorite cable to move some wonderful all country clean. this is your plan. we will proceed. your luxury shawna had approval to g o t quite in that maria, elephant aquarium. we see the meal here challenger for hebrew cheese. so they're nice but you stay with them for my cell, which is who did the dish punch in die for any for denise about tha

it's an army alert stretched across the pacific ocean with 2 women reported to have ground in peru. bangladesh is reporting a sharp rise in covert infections, cases of tripled in a week with almost 3 and a half 1000 detected on saturday. most of the new cases have been registered in the capital dak, our government has introduced new restrictions to try to control the spread of the virus. novak jokers, which has been deported from australia, the men, some one tennis player last a last ditch caught appeal to overturn the cancellation of his visa. the australian government argued that the unvaccinated players presence could fuel anti vaccine sentiment. sarah clark has more from brisbin on sunday and a special federal court hearing in melbourne or the chief justice of the federal court. james also ruled that australia, immigration minister was within his rights to cancel his visa. now this was a unanimous decision before the full bench, which consisted of 3 judges. and due to the urgency of the matter, the judges ruled that they would not release the grounds for the decision just yet that would be

the ladies satellite images show a cloud of sulfur dioxide drifting across the pacific ocean. it was caused by the russian on saturday as hugh dash 20 kilometers up into the air. and in sudan, 7 protesters have been killed during demonstrations against military rule. on monday, it comes ahead of a visit by us diplomats, who are connie for talks to end the political the current of virus pandemic. now in brazil has begun vaccinated children vaccinating children as young as 5 years old. again scolded 19, thus despite resistance and delay spearheaded by the president, monica in ocoee of reports. after month of political wrangling, mass vaccination of children is finally underway in brazil. lunar, but deville told us, he is relieved. his 5 year old, as maddox son has just been inoculated against coven 19 much crackers of us now. so the vaccination campaign could have started before delay. brazil was result of the government's doing all of the pandemic and the lack of leadership. health officials expect that most of the 20000000 children between the ages of 5 and 11, will show up to

s. targets in the pacific ocean. it's the largest weapon, tested by the country since 2017 washington wants direct talks. and police in southwestern, germany are searching for suspects after 2 police officers were killed in the city of prizes lout. the 2 officers h 24 and 29, had stopped the vehicle. when shots were fired, the suspects fled the sea. thank you for watching anybody. ah ah, with a legal right for with waters here. city is an all time. hi. people didn't man radical solution. reach and the claim he can handle the crisis. but at what cost? eco, india on d. w. o . sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning paths like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing. download it now for free. with soccer is a sport of colors. and the children in this mountain village of them all but can ever

. $12000.00 barrels of oil is leaking into the pacific ocean. ah, the us says north korea has demonstrated a threat violated un resolutions a carrying out its 7th missile test. this month. south korea's government says an intermediate range, ballistic missile was fired on sunday. countries in the region have condemned the move. it appears to be the most powerful miss are launched since you as president joe biden took off as a year ago. it could've been done. don't say to total because writer has some commit north korea's activities, including the consecutive firing of ballistic missiles, is a great threat to the peace of our nation. the region and the international society firing such a high intensity ballistic missile violates the united nations security council. and we strongly protested to north korea. well, january has been the highest number of miss our launches, bop young, gang in a single month. they highlight the nuclear states expanding arsenal. the government says it's large, top a sonic and long range cruise missiles from railways int

it's estimated nearly 12000 barrels have know, leaked into the pacific ocean and canadas. the fence minister is in kia for talks as pensions grow over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. rushes about a 100000 troops near the border along with tanks, artillery and hundreds of people have taken part in an event to march 50 years since bloody sunday. 14 people were killed after british soldiers open fire on a civil rights protest in northern ireland in 1972. but half a century later, the calls for justice persist. let him baba his boy. the walking in the footsteps of the victims half a century own people of all ages walked through london dairy as others had done on this day, 970 to carry the thing gathered to remember the 13 people shot dead by british troops and the 14th victim who died later. all the march through dairy was for civil rights demanding an end to discrimination against the majority catholic community in northern islands. and to the recently introduced policy of internment without trial. attended in an atrocity when members of the british army parachute reg

a huge underwater volcanic eruption near tonga triggers tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean.ker in the us state and the first case of the omicron variant is officially confirmed in beijing, just three weeks before the start of the winter olympics. hello there. sunday's looking much brighter than saturday. we've got more sunshine around, but it will be breezier, particularly across the northern half novak djokovic arrives for his final appeal to stay in australia — judges are currently deciding on his deportation. a huge underwater volcanic eruption near tonga triggers tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean. siege at a texas synagogue — police are negotiating with a hostage taker in the us state and the first case of the omicron variant is officially confirmed in beijing, just three weeks before the start of the winter olympics. three judges in australia have begun considering

welcome to the program or the underwater volcano or option that triggered as soon on me across the pacific ocean could be the most powerful explosion of its type in 30 years. flood waters from the wave caused significant damage across tonga, a fiber optic cable connecting the country to the rest of the world is thought to be broken. and that means that communications could be down for weeks. so normally alert stretched from japan to new zealand in the united states, with 2 women reported to have drowned in peru, alexia brian has more on this now. it took only minutes to the waves to arrive this an army and gung saint thomas main islands. toma top in the water, rushing ashore into homes. and this church in the capitol look or loafer. this woman was screaming live on facebook when the waves swept through. they were triggered by this. the under water hung her tongue, her alpine volcano just 70 kilometers from the tongue and capitol. it's been, are opting for weeks. but on friday, violent activity increased, including a record breaking amount of lightning males. this giant explosion, which scientist

an underwater volcanic eruption near tonga has triggered tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean.united states to japan, but the danger appears to have passed. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline, the programme that brings

it's estimated nearly $12000.00 barrels have now leaked into the pacific ocean. arianna sanchez reports from lima. ah, oil continues to slowly move north with precedent, federal cust, the your flying over the area on saturday. the scope of the disaster is much worse . official say, with the italian flagged oil tanker married daughter, lucy, nearly 12000 barrels of crude oil twice as much as initially thought government ministers have been meeting the ship's captain to try to understand what happened. official said, the captain doubted that as soon as me from the volcanic eruption near tonga, caused the pipeline to break. as the married daughter who was offloading nearly 1000000 barrels of crude to a refinery. i wonder if you look up your bank. i, according to the captain, apparently the issue was not so much due to the waves. these ships are so heavy with a big draft, so a swell does not actually create much been impact. oh, jeez prosecutor at hill top. yes. is he wants to know if the pipelines were properly maintained regardless. he says it is clear that spanish oil giant rep ssl has s

it's estimated, nearly $12000.00 barrels have now leaked into the pacific ocean. a snar me from a volcanic eruption and toner was originally blamed, but that has now been questioned. a spanish oil from erect sol has faced demonstrations with concerns about how well the pipe, which broke had been maintained. but those are the top stories that stay with us coming up next. it's witness and i'll have more news for you after that. thanks for watching. ah ah for skiing. yeah, glad does she come then now that i won't be steady has not done. i've told them the sky and actually 9 mcdonough data on the sun left the better by less than that's cool. good. now that at the moment we didn't have this as group the, i double up it, but i militia, then i school, tell her. so i did that about me get a well, a better place than a school i talk about that about for that's pretty cool with 100, you know what i'm re, key assembly cause could all my to do messes to don't, don't with this we don't have missed the boat is yes, i'm speaking with you should see where this may be with my move

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continues off panama for two americans still missing, two days after a small plane crashed into the pacific ocean. two other americans and the canadian pilot were rescued. the pilot radioed in saying they had engine trouble and they'd have to splashdown. the plane sunk so quickly they couldn't grab life jackets. >>> back home as we approach the anniversary of the january 6 capitol riot, we're hearing from one family in texas that was shattered by the fallout after a son turned in his father. and now their struggle to reunite their divided family. >> reporter: in a suburb just outside dallas, texas, peace has been in short supply for guy repid's family after he attended former president trump's rally and protest at the capitol. the 49-year-old is in jail awaiting trial among the more than 700 indicted. did january 6 tear your family apart? >> it has temporarily fractured us. >> reporter: that fracture largely caused by the revelation their 19-year-old son jackson went to the fbi with concerns about his father in the days leading up to the insurrection. >> he was getting involved in a lot of differ

coming up in the next 60 minutes, a tsunami is racing across the pacific ocean. warnings are in place from japan to the west coast of the united states. after a massive undersea volcano, rob's new tomba. the 1st army crankcase detected in china's capital with the winter olympics in beijing, just weeks away. russia has dismissed washington's accusations. it's planning his sabotage operation in ukraine to justify an invasion and tennis war. number one, novak joker choose back in an australian detention hotel, spiking anger. in his native serbia alan sport, manchester city take another step closer to winning the primarily title, be beaten chelsea, one mill to take a 13 point lead at the top of the table. ah get away from the shore. that's the urgent warning people from japan to the west coast of the united states, a hearing as a synonymy races across the pacific ocean, the cause of the wave, a massy of volcanic eruption under the sea near the tiny pacific nation of tonga, the countries islands have been inundated, in communications, are cut off. the extent of the destruction is unknown.

emergency caused by a massive oil spill, triggered by the recent volcanic eruption in the south pacific ocean. mm queen, a cruise in peru racing to contain the oil spill. a painstaking task inland. a call to action has residents lining up to donate their locks. it turns out hair of all kinds is an excellent oil absorber. a method discovered by a hair stylist in the 1990s. the strands are collected and stuffed into sausage like buoys, off the coast. the spills have contaminated more than 20 beaches in peru, and people are willing to sacrifice more than vanity for the greater good if they think, olympic, i have a small breed that belongs to my sister who died 2 years ago from leukemia. the original idea was to donate it to an organization that makes whigs for people with cancer, but i forgot to take the breed me. so i said, well, there will be another opportunity some time. and i thought that this is a great opportunity order for others. the chop is a small price to pay w. o could i say it got hair grows in abundance and fast. if animals die, it's also an economic loss. they are living creature

the 20-ton out of control russian rocket threatening to crash into earth has plunged into the pacific ocean instead. the rocket launched last month spent nine days in space. it was supposed to carry a dummy payload into orbit but the test failed. >>> coming up, the throwback of all throwbacks. >> we are digging deep into the archives, and you wouldn't believe what we've dug up, next on "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally

a huge underwater volcanic eruption near tonga triggers tsunami warnings across the pacific ocean.

that advisory has been allowed to expire, but here you can see way out in the south pacific ocean, an underwater volcano eruption and all that energy moving thousands of miles across the ocean toward the west coast, and that's why we've had the tsunami threat. all day long. in fact, all these areas earlier today under the tsunami advisory, but things haven't changed around quite a bit just within the past few hours. just to put this into perspective. we have a number of watches and warnings to the warning would be the most serious situation. thankfully that was not the case today. the advisory has expired , but still, that was out to reflect the possibility the likelihood of strong currents and waves and also danger near the water. the watches the level of the load that take a look now at the water levels. take a look at a couple sites from monterey here, and we're showing you a bunch of information here, but one thing i want you to look at. is that curved line that is just the normal tide cycling at the high i tied and the low tide that blue line those little amp. of those little pea

in the pacific ocean, washington calls for direct talks with young and the u. s. calls and emergency meeting on the ukraine crisis. united nations security council is to meet within hours to deliberate on the threat of a russian invasion. meanwhile, washington prepares but it copes the mother of all sanctions on moscow. also on the program, afghans find refuge in the eastern european country of albania, as they wait for the us to take them in as promised. but any fear that dream may never come, troop ah, i'm glad others welcome to the program and more about all those stories in a moment. but we want to start with some a breaking news. a manhunt is underway in southwest germany after 2 police officers were killed during a traffic stop. the 2 officers had stopped a car near the city of kaiser's lawton. when shots were fired. when back up arrived, the 24 year old female officer and a male colleague, aged $29.00, were found dead. the suspects have fled this scene a correspond belinda crane is following this story of for us, melinda. what more can you tell us? well, no

it's most powerful weapon in years, a ballistic missile capable of hitting us territory in the pacific ocean. washington calls for direct talks with pyongyang, also call and coming up the u. s. calls and emergency meeting of ukraine crisis. united nations security council is to meet within hours to deliberate on the threat of a russian invasion. meanwhile, washington prepares what it calls that the mother of all sanctions on moscow. and digging out after a massive blizzard on the west, east coast major disruptions after some places get up to 80 centimeters of cell. ah, i'm see me so much going to it's good to have you with us. we will get to our top stories in a moment, but we want to start with some breaking news. a manhunt is underway in southwest germany. after 2 police officers were killed during a traffic stop. the 2 officers had star the vehicle near the city of kaiser's law turn when shots were fired. when back up arrive, the 24 year old female officer and a male colleague, age 29, were found dead. the suspects fled the scene and we are monitoring the latest details on that story. we'

the eruption sent a tsunami wave right across the pacific ocean. boats against each other and causing some to sink. but tonight, the main concern remains tonga. until the ash cloud clears and new zealand and australia can begin sending military flights, it remains very unclear how bad the situation on the island really is. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. with all the sport now, here's karthi gnanasegaram at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. england's men's cricketers have ended what has been a miserable ashes series with defeat in the final test, leaving australia with a 4—0 series victory. england lost nine wickets in one session today on their way to being bowled out for 124 on day three. australia had already retained the famous urn but they added a 146 run victory in the final ashes test for good measure asjoe willson reports. australia's cricketers summoned the spirit to celebrate in hobart, but this seemed like effortless ashes. it was a contest when england were bowling. mark wood took six wickets and it meant england could t

talking about underwater volcano eruption to a set off this tsunami and you can see in the south pacific ocean here and all that energy traveling across the pacific and approaching the west coast and all these areas coming up for you an orange under that tsunami advisory, including the obey area as becoming closer that is in place for the bay area right now into tonight, so just to give you some perspective in terms of the different advisories all the different tsunami alerts. the tsunami warning that would be very dangerous. that was not the case for today that would lead to dangerous coastal flooding and powerful currents. as you can see, coming up the advisory. that's what we have right now all day long, strong rip currents and waves dangerous if you're near the water, and then a tsunami watch, that's the lower level. that means a dangerous tsunami is a possible but right now we continue to be under that tsunami advisory taking a look at the title gauges throughout the day, a lot of lines we're going to show you probably too much, but here is the water. level in monterey bay. but you want t

comes as a country grapples with a massive oil triggered by the volcanic eruption in the south pacific ocean. they are taking part in a unique campaign to tackle the mess. >> cleanup crews in peru racing to contain the oil spill. a painstaking task. in land, a call to action has residents lambing up to donate their locks. it turns out hair of all kinds is an excellent oil absorber. hairstylist in the 1990's. the strands are collected and stuffed into sausage like buoys off the coast. they have contaminated more than 20 beaches in peru and people are willing to sacrifice more than vanity for the greater good. >> i have a small braid that belongs to my sister -- the original idea was to donate it. but i forgot to take the braid. so i said they will be another opportunity sometime and i thought this is a great opportunity. for others, this is a small price to pay. hair grows in abundance and fast. if animals die, it is an economic loss. they are living creatures. hair grows back. i don't care much about it. i care more that i can help the cause. oil spills are not uncomm in peru, more than 1000

and quickly spread and the rugged mountains near big sur and by the weekend it made a run to the pacific ocean, forcing the closure of route 1 the pacific coast highway. flames came dangerously close to big sur's iconic bixby bridge but the span wasn't damaged. about 500 people have evacuated. while the cause is still unknown when a gust of up to 50 miles per hour and dead vegetation are feeding the flames. the fire broke out hours after governor newsom accepted $600 million in aid from vice president harris. the state will use the federal money for projects to reduce wildfire risk. >> you heard about the loss of 7 million acres over the last two years in the state of california. but it is the fear of loss that is beyond just those acres. it is the fear of losing traditions, lifestyles, people. >> calfire officials say it is unusual to have a wildfire on the coast this time of year, and despite months of record- breaking rain and snow, the national weather service described the fast-moving fire as surreal. danya bacchus is the best news . >>> still ahead. tax filing season starts today. why th

we continue to follow the tsunami advisory after a powerful eruption in the pacific ocean. the blast was strong enough to be seen from space. triggered a tsunami that's traveling over 5,000 miles across the pacific. it hit tonga's largest island sending waves flooding into the capital. people rushed to higher ground as tsunami waves crashed upon the store. communications have been spotty at this point but we have no information on any deaths or injuries at this time. for us here on the west coast, the entire bay area is under an advisory right now. look at how high the waves crashed over a sea wall in pacifica earlier today. so far, we have seen minor flooding in some areas but no major damage. >>> tonga's consulate says there is still no internet or other forms of communication. it has been hard to find out what's going on. the consulate wrote on twitter that the damage is extreme, but the people of the kingdom are strong and they are sending prayers. these are pictures from the consulate on twitter. you can see how high the water was after the waves hit. >> tonga's populat

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this is what it looked like following the eruption in the middle of the pacific ocean.the boom heard as far away as alaska. you can see some of the damage to coastal areas in tonga. so far no reports of deaths. >>> people in the north bay were startled by how powerful and destructive the waves could be from the tsunami so far away. one dock was pulled away from an apartment unit. neighbors say this is a wake up call. >> we packed to go to higher ground just in case. >> these neighbors are grateful in tiburon. they have a waterfront apartment and kept their eyes on the conditions outside saturday morning. >> we could see the water was coming in with more force than we ever had seen before. >> they were concerned about the tsunami warning, and then they learned a dock by a neighbor's union had come off. >> we saw it this morning when they pulled it, and they were bringing it back which was quite an effort, three people just, you know, trying to corral it. >> the sheriff tweeted a photo of dock damage and advised avoiding some areas. >> it's definitely higher than it typic

those tsunamis racing thousands of miles across the pacific ocean.erful waves reaching peru, blamed for two deaths there, and an oil spill off the coast of lima. in japan, dozens of miyako city residents fleeing homes after a tsunami advisory was issued there. the waves capsizing fishing boats. causing damage on the beaches and piers of california. >> we are surviving a tsunami out here in pacifica. i can tell you, it is happening, y'all, it is happening. >> reporter: in tonga, some of the damage assessment has begun. the new zealand and australian air forces assisting with fly-overs of the area. because the islands are relatively flat, those tsunami waves washing right over many of them. in some islands, almost no structures were left standing. the united nations reporting significant damage on mango, fonoifua, and the main island. >> communications both national and international have been severed due to damage sustained by the submarine cables. some slight communication was established with some of the outer islands through satellite phones and ra

it's estimated maybe 12000 barrels as leaks into the pacific ocean. not a on a sanchez has more from lima. the oil continues to slowly move north with pretty didn't look as you're flying over the area on saturday. the scope of the disaster is much worse. official say, with the italian flagged oil tanker. my daughter, you see nearly 12000 barrels of crude oil twice as much as initially thought government ministers have been meeting the ship's captain to try to understand what happened. officials said the captain doubted that as soon as me from the volcanic eruption near tang cost the pipeline to break as the matador. it was a floating, nearly 1000000 barrels of crude, to a rough finery. it would appear to be according to the captain. apparently the issue was not so much due to the waves, the ships are so heavy with a big draft, so a swell does not actually create much of an impact. the chief prosecutor ideal tapia says he wants to know if the pipelines were properly maintained. regardless, he says it is clear that spanish oil giant reps will have some

below the surface of the pacific ocean lies a groundbreaking marine discovery.tine coral reefs seemingly undisturbed off the coast of tahiti generated core ifs are found up to 25 m in tropical systems, so it's quite impressive to find such system in very good state of health. at that sort of death. the nearly two mile stretch of reef was first uncovered back in november by research divers working with the united nations. it is believed to be the largest at its depth. with some coral spanning more than six ft in diameter, all in affected by climate change or human activities. i think what's important, it's also raises the issue of you know how coral reefs become more resilient. to climate change because climate change is the main aspects that impacting coral risk. the rare reef scientists believe began growing about 25 years ago and is too deep to be destroyed by bleaching or overfishing, which puts a strain on other underwater ecosystems. what's really important is really having the capacity to understand how those systems work, how they interact with the differ

it is the tonga -- the pacific plate beneath the pacific ocean.e have about every 100 kilometersn the sea -- we have a massive volcano that what was seen on the gund, this little island, just the top of a giant volcano which now iraq did. -- erupted we know this region is very active. it is part of the pacific ring of fire, so we canxpect this forever, just rarely in this extreme violence. bren joining us tonight from nich. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights. thank you. mali's former president has died at the age of 76. he led the west african country from 2013 till he was ousted by a military coup in 2020. his death comes as thousands take to the streets to protest against international sanctions on the military junta that is now in power. >> a controversial political figure, but a respected one. despite differences in opinion, malians have been paying the respective the residence of the former president. his death shocks me enormously because he is our president. we fought him but he was a man of peace, a man of his word. >> he l

and the bad news is, a temporary cooling event in the pacific ocean actually lowered temperatures marginallyar. that will soon pass, so don't expect any letup in the morning trend for years to come. it is, said one scientist today, another morning of the damage we are doing to our planetary home. ros: the world is getting hotter and a team of researchers believes changing our diet can help society and the environment. they say cutting out meat and switching to a plant raised diet could make the difference. a senior author of the research has been telling more. >> we know that cutting levels of meats and shifting to plant-based diets will reduce the emissions in the form of belchers and animal manure across the world. what we looked at, because animals take up such a large amount of land, 80% of all agricultural land is used for animal agriculture. we could put that land from a dietary change into better use, into sequestering carbon from the atmosphere. we find you get a double dividend, double the benefit of your shift in diets, if you are able to allow that land that previously had mostly

was doing testing of the atomic bomb in the pacific ocean. and a rumor started that fallout was coming down on the pacific northwest, particularly in the region of seattle, washington, and people started to see these pit marks on their wins range. and it became so concerning that the governor of washington state owned president eisenhower and asked for assistance in an investigation was conducted. and the researchers concluded that people started looking at their win screens instead of through their wind screens as they normally do. and there's a similar parallel here with her van syndrome because people have anomalous health issues all the time. but now, any time a diplomat or an american service personnel has some type of help incident, it's automatically looked at in a new frame. that this may be a central and you know, the other reason why i think this is so much a political issue is the word the word here isn't barris. meant to think that the u . s. government, under trunk, and now buying have miss identified the meeting calls of crickets

satellite images captured eruption friday with ash, steam and gas rising like a mushroom above the pacific ocean. the sonic bum could be heard as far away as alaska. the eruption cut tonga off from the world, leaving many to wonder about the situation there. so far there are no official reports of any deaths. for the latest on this story, head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link on our trending bar. >>> a stark warning from the u.s. surgeon general today, dr. murthy said omicron has not peaked in the u.s., not yet. he's warning the next few weeks could be very difficult in many parts of the country as hospitalizations and deaths rise. the highly contagious omicron variant has fueled an explosive surge in the last 24 hours. more than 800,000 cases have been reported nationwide. in an interview on cnn's "state of the union" dr. murthy said states in the northeast are seeing plateaus but the entire country is not moving at the same pace. less look at the hot spots in the united states. we have a map up here to really help bring it home for you. each state a different shade of orange and red. th