residents are on the run, like paul peterson who evacuated his wife and three small children. >> reporter: you had to leave quickly? >> friday night. >> reporter: what was that like? >> horrible. >> reporter: iceland is in a hot spot where magma breaks through the earth's crust and can result in eruptions. what happens here can affect large parts of the globe. in 2010, ash spewed into the atmosphere by a volcano here brought transatlantic air travel to a standstill for weeks. iceland's government says this time around, the effects could also be devastating with grindavik and a power plant nearby, that provides energy to iceland's main international airport in the possible path of lava. authorities here are concerned about the town that has been evacuated and about the power plant here in this area. they are working 24/7 to dig a trench to redirect the lava if it comes to the surface. government experts are not tern about the trench. it's not even the size of the possible eruption, but the fact that's so close to urban areas. >> it's so close to the town. and the power plant. that's the ma

like paul peterson, who evacuated his wife and three small children. >> had to leave quickly? >> yeah. friday night. >> what was that like? >> it was horrible. >> reporter: island is in called a hot spot where magma often breaks through the earth's crust, which can result in massive eruptions. what happens here can affect large parts of the globe. no 2010 ash spewed into the atmosphere by a volcano here and brought transatlantic travel to a standstill for weeks. iceland's government says this time results could be devastating with a geothermal power plant nearby, which provides energy to iceland's main international around and the possible path of lava. authorities here are high hi concerned about the town and vort, it's been evacuated a few days ago but also about the geothermal power plant in this area and working 24/7 to try to dig a trench to redirect the lava if it comes to the surface. government experts here acknowledge they're not certain the trench would prevent lava from damping the power plant. the main problem isn't even the size of the possible eruption but the fa

residents are on the run like paul peterson who evacuated his wife and three small children. >> young family, yeah. >> you had to leave quickly? >> yeah, friday night. >> what was that like? >> it was horrible. >> reporter: iceland is in what is called a hot spot where magma often breaks through the earth's crust which can result in massive eruptions and what happens here can affect large parts of the globe. in 2010, ash spewed in to the atmosphere by a volcano here bringing trans-atlantic air travel to a virtual standstill for weeks. and this time the effects could also be devastated with grind veh grindavik and geothermal power plant nearby. authorities here are highly concerned about the town of grindavik and it has been evacuated and also about the geothermal power plant here in this area and they are working 24/7 to try to dig a trench to redirect the lava if it comes to the surface. government experts here acknowledge they are not certain the trench would prevent lava from damaging the power plant. the main problem is not even the size of the possible eruption but the fact that

and paul peterson is joining us. this morning. to present on their policy and as always coit director jimmian is on stand by to answer questions about the froesz for the committee on information technology. mr. peterson, welcome. >> good morning chairman dorsey. vice chairman walton and supervisor. we presented our 19b security surveillance technology policy to the privacy board and the coit technology committee and they approved if the fine arts mull seems of san francisco are composed of the deyoung and legion of honor. the policy defines the authorize the and restricted usage of our cameras and cam upon raand come ramanagement system and video monitoring system. describes restricted use cases and on going operations. the system support are mission in 2 ways ensures ability to provide public access to our art collections and world class exhibitions and allows the museum to review footage in the cases of art damage. that is it. any questions. >> i don't. i appreciate your i know we got a few things on 19b and appreciate the work

and paul peterson is joining us. this morning.esent on their policy and as always coit director jimmian is on stand by to answer questions about the froesz for the committee on information technology. mr. peterson, welcome. >> good morning chairman dorsey. vice chairman walton and supervisor. we presented our 19b security surveillance technology policy to the privacy board and the coit technology committee and they approved if the fine arts mull seems of san francisco are composed of the deyoung and legion of honor. the policy defines the authorize the and restricted usage of our cameras and cam upon raand come ramanagement system and video monitoring system. describes restricted use cases and on going operations. the system support are mission in 2 ways ensures ability to provide public access to our art collections and world class exhibitions and allows the museum to review footage in the cases of art damage. that is it. any questions. >> i don't. i appreciate your i know we got a few things on 19b and appreciate the work you ha

drew's brother and sister in law, paul and norma peterson. >> they were always fighting like cats and? >> we saw it firsthand. they were always at each other, and it was always something. >> the end of the nine year marriage came one day in 2001. it came in the mail. >> she called me and she said, i got a letter and it said that she was having an affair and that she was a laughing stock. >> the anonymous letter included this shocking tidbit. drew's other woman was still in her teens. >> the thing that really stood out with kathleen was that she was a baby. she said, i do not understand why he would do this. >> come to find out, it was stacey. >> right, right. >> stacey, the future mrs. peterson. kathleen demanded a divorce. the house, and half of drew's pension. he oked the divorce, but not the terms. kathleen stood firm. >> she was a fighter. >> she was not going to give up. >> she was not going to give up, she was not going to let him win. she felt like she had the truth on her side. >> when stacey became pregnant, kathleen did make one concession. a divorce that allowed through to

. >> paul: we're back with dan henninger and kim strassel and also joined by "wall street journal" editorial board member kyle petersonm, did the house speaker make the right decision to go get democratic votes to avoid a shutdown? >> well, i mean, he made the right decision and the only decision, paul, because his party left him in that place. the government was shutting down; all right? a shutdown is not going to accomplish these spending reductions that the conservatives in the party say that they want so much. the best shot they have at that is to pass a cr, give themselves more time to work on these appropriations bills, go into conference with senate and leverage some of their priorities. so he did what he had to do. he went to democratic votes. he was fortunate. i don't think that faction on the right wants to go through another speaker drama, so they didn't threaten him at least not yet, threaten to depose him, but they are already now taking actions on the floor to block some of those ongoing appropriations bills out of anger, and i think it really shows the challenge he has that when you just have three or f

peterson. see you welcome back to headliners. let's have a look at the guardian and elon musk has invented an ai with a rebellious streak. i can't see that going wrong in any way. paulny way . paul well, wrong in any way. paul well, rebellious . rebellious. >> i mean, finally, we do have an ai story that's of some interest , always interest to me, interest, always interest to me, should i say. i'm not saying that all ai stories are uninteresting. know they are. uninteresting. i know they are. >> separate. uninteresting. i know they are. >> smuskze. uninteresting. i know they are. >> smusk unveils grok an ai >> elon musk unveils grok an ai chat bot with a rebellious streak. so grok and i was unaware of. this is a verb coined by american science fiction writer robert a heinlein an according to the collins dictionary, it means understand thoroughly and intuitively . so thoroughly and intuitively. so elon musk has unveiled grok an artificial intelligence chat bot, and it one thing it has different to the other chat bots is access to x, so it can instantly access all the information that's available on x. all the tweets and all that, all that good stuff. it's designed to

peterson. see you welcome back to headliners. let's have a look at the guardian and elon musk has invented an ai with a rebellious streak. i can't see that going wrong in any way. paulay . paul well, wrong in any way. paul well, rebellious . rebellious. >> i mean, finally, we do have an ai story that's of some interest , always interest to me, interest, always interest to me, should i say. i'm not saying that all ai stories are uninteresting. know they are. uninteresting. i know they are. >> separate. uninteresting. i know they are. >> smuskze. uninteresting. i know they are. >> smusk unveils grok an ai >> elon musk unveils grok an ai chat bot with a rebellious streak. so grok and i was unaware of. this is a verb coined by american science fiction writer robert a heinlein an according to the collins dictionary, it means understand thoroughly and intuitively . so thoroughly and intuitively. so elon musk has unveiled grok an artificial intelligence chat bot, and it one thing it has different to the other chat bots is access to x, so it can instantly access all the information that's available on x. all the tweets and all that, all that good stuff. it's designed to ans