well i would actually say that it has been shin fein it's being in that is about the irish government and also the european parliament and the kind still to understand the importance of the good friday agreement and international agreement that's large that the united nations and the european parliament has a duty and an obligation to uphold international treaties and the county anything that's going to facilitate the damage or violations of time of knowledge was that of the good friday agreement among hundreds of european parliament period absolutely no i have to say that other than the fact in fairness to the m.e. pieces but they're all of them saying that in the context of the peace accord handshake and when we went on the diplomatic offensive almost leading up to the referendum because norma's talking about ireland everyone was talking about scotland everyone was talking about scotland jur in the debate and even the british government like we were an afterthought even i don't even think we were an afterthought that said we went on a diplomatic offensive try to ensure that we could

and show martina the lady to be here thank you for having mail but i wonder so hold out not just the shin theme but i've been really successful in getting the european parliament members did the european commission to to support islands objectives in the in the brics that negotiations on them. well i would actually say that it has been chanting it's been that it's about the irish government and also the european parliament and the kind still understand the importance of the good friday agreement an international agreement that's large that the united nations and the european parliament has a duty and an obligation to uphold international treaties and the county anything that's going to facilitate the damage or finally i'm not knowledgeable sort of the the good friday agreement among you know the hundreds of european parliament period absolutely none. i have to say that other than the fact in fairness to the m.e. pieces but they're all of them saying that in the context of the peace accord handshake. when we went on the diplomatic offensive almost leading up to the referendum because no al

it puts pressure on prime minister shin soave at a time when his a desk shin so i -- shinzo abe at awhen his approval ratings are at rock-bottom. wto on tuesday ruled the european union had failed to remove subsidized government develop and loans -- development loans, causing losses to boeing. it dismissed claims that similar claims for other models were also hurting the u.s. plane maker. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his company is very naftato having a revised trade deal with the u.s. and mexico. there is a thursday deadline to present a new deal to congress. mexico, meanwhile, is less optimistic, saying negotiations are not easy. genie: comic book legend stan lee is suing the company he cofounded. reporter: the former editor in chief is seeking more than $1 accusing hismages, former business partner of taking advantage of him to steal his name and likeness. says hetor of spiderman was tricked into signing a document he couldn't really read during powell's sale 2 -- during ow's sale to a hong kong-based company last year. that looknk you for at the business news. it i

during the beijing suburb of shin jan it's outside the fifty three road about fifty kilometers from the city center into recently almost one hundred twenty thousand people lived here now they must all leave. home. i mean it's really just an isolated actual price and that leader let's lighten up. they're not going to make them out of town last night you know there. i found the montana song. then you don't hear the nothern all the numbers yeah yeah. you know. anything about that either probably not enough drugs or a woman on. this woman lived and worked with her husband now the small shop i rented is nothing but a bloody stump. and whatever. filter fool they are going to come. down from canada to the artists here why don't you know that i'm gone from that there are a number that. the only means of transportation to be pretty toxic when. they move what i have left a few hundred meters down the body. but it's only temporary this area is also going to be torn down. she recently moved here she had to abandon her groceries business a month ago i really like pricing it to the small shop where y

danish jake after beethoven opus one thirty one that would be an insult to everybody to the focus the shins and the beethoven. i'd like to say to the folk musicians as well yet no i don't because we're not actually focus issues we're just distributed fooling around with some traditional music i have another question about bringing music to young people because here at the closest good day is that right david first of all you're doing quite a lot for your. people love the master class the lifestream lost a class and these pop up concerts talking to to the young people do you make it make it a distinctive effort to include that in what you do. because you seem to really appeal i spoke to one one yell string player yes and they're like change string quartet the danish think they were so excited to have you like pop stars we always love it when young people come but it's not something that we specifically aim for actually we want to project a very honest feeling and something that's comfortable being in and something that's a very high quality and i think every easy way to get young people's at

and entitled the third revolution and subtitle is shi shin and liz besides being author is the tv star senior fellow here, at the counsel and she also directs the asia studies program. and what she and i are going to do for a few minutes is talk about this book. and then we're going to open it up to you with all to ask any questions you might like. but you've set important precedent and first time we have matched food to the subject matter of the book. now, that's the most important thing i have accomplished this weekend. i'm not quite sure how we extent that in certain situations but we'll think about that. okay. so this is third revolution so help us understand a few thing let's again with revolutions 1.0 and 2.0 place this in -- the river, so to speak, of chinese history. prchght so let me just start by sharing something i learned in any last trip to china about five or six weeks ago. i was there part of a delegation to try to find areas of common purpose common ground with -- a group of chinese psychological larceny and officials. the talks were not particularly fruitful. but i did

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well again our ukrainian court has ordered that russian journalists could have the shin ski be detained for two months for shinseki who's in charge of the region obvious to news agencies kiev bureau was detained on tuesday for alleged treason he was arrested in kiev then transported to person the city in southern ukraine more than five hundred kilometers from the capital his relatives have heard nothing though since his arrest but since his wife marina says that the journalist has a medical condition and needs medication as its own yard i learned about his arrest from the internet i then contacted his driver and he told me that it happened in the car park five people in civilian clothes came up to him grabbed him and bundled him into a car and left no one contacted me no one from the ukrainian services from official informed me about their arrests and more than that i haven't heard from my husband since monday i can't get my head around this i don't understand why this treason charges and what journalism has to do with treason. well after he was arrested ukrainian security services also

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it is important to watch the gasoline markets more than the crude markets. >> shin, do you agree?rude oil and gas prices >> nice to be here so, yes, oil prices heading up to $80 is an incredible move we in our view think that the fundamentals are not quite suggesting this much strength and really it is in the markets' hands. oil markets are tight, stocks low, heading into summer driving season, of course. we'll see 3 million barrels a day of incremental demand on crude runs and the opec restraint is really something to watch here we have a lot of news coming out of iran, venezuela, all of these geopolitical risks are really putting -- pulling on markets. we see opec production might be down this year and the combined, what this means is any escalation of geopolitical tensions, any mistakes, miscalculations could send prices up another 10, even $20 from here. >> roberto, talking about those geopolitical risks, venezuela will hold an election this weekend, emphasis on the air quotes and there is talk that there will be more sanctions in the united states. they have talked about poss

activists estimate that hundreds of thousands of ethnic we have been held in detention centers and shin jang but they're being brainwashed this is the very definition of an arbitrary detention if these are not people who have committed any crime they have not been subjected to any sort of legal process they don't have access to lawyers or family member is. a man's story is one of the most detailed accounts of life inside the so-called reeducation camps many don't speak out for fear of reprisals omeir has joined relatives of other cars that detainees disappeared in china to cool on the international community to take action. china has long been cracking down on the ethnic muslim population in sion jang in two thousand and nine demonstrations by ethnic weaker in the region were violently crushed. the chinese government claims the situation has improved. so without human right notion jack enjoys source will stability and economic development people of different ethnic groups are living happy and harmonious lives and they enjoy full religious freedom. amir because he is free and back in kaz

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lava spatter hit a man in the shin chattering his leg down into his foot. jeff paul has more from the big island. >>reporter: an uptick in activity of clear wire - - kilauea volcano. it already burned down thousands of homes and forcing evacuation. the lava flow - - flows growing stronger and faster. they confirmed the first serious injury a man hit by a molten rock. >> it almost vibrate the windows and you can see the telephone phones outside a a >> you can see the lava spewing and sputtering and lose over the major highway seeping into the ocean. it destroyed new houses and isolated others forcing national guard to fly in for air evacuation. one of the new explosion, ash into - - 10,000 feet into the air. prompting orders for residents to stay inside and wear masks. and to be aware of sulfur dioxide. >> i kept everything closed and windows closed up. lava flows and toxic gas, they have not evacuated and they could be next. >> the other concern is lake formed when hot lava comes in contact with the ocean. it can change without any warning. >>> the justice

but now i'd like to introduce our very special guest and key note speaker, ambassador shin cac city sugiyama,word of japan -- ambassador of japan to the united states of america. he has a long career of over 40 years. you have his bio, so i'm not going to read everything he did, because that would take the whole half hour. let me just mention that he has extraordinary expertise on a wide range of issues. he has served his country in seoul, in washington, in cairo, so he really has an expertise on the middle east, on northeast asia, on u.s./japan security and on united nations issues. he served as many year -- for many years as director general of asia where he was responsible for relationships with china, north and south korea. and most recently, he was vice minister of foreign affairs at the foreign ministry prior to coming to this assignment. so now, if you could please join me in giving a warm welcome to ambassador sugiyama. [applause] >> ambassador zumwalt, everybody gathered here for this morning and ladies and gentlemen, well, jim, thank you very much, indeed, for your nice introductio

rock the size of a bowling ball slammed into his shin and says that the impact snapped his leg in half. and massive cracks have swallowed up this home. the family says the cracks were small at first but every time they went to check the home, the cracks got bigger and they spread. eruptions have forced nearly 2,000 people to evacuate. >>> time now 4: 40. some popular drugs in over-the- counter treatments may be bad for your brain years after you took them. the new warning from doctors. >> a lawsuit filed against a bay area company in connection with a nationwide e. coli outbreak. salad. katy mcgregor says she became ill last month, after eating romaine lettuce from a papa >>> a danville woman is suing the papa murphy's pizza chain saying she got e. coli from a salad. she said she got sick last month after eating romaine lettuce from a restaurant in alamo. she later tested positive for e. coli bacteria at a hospital. the lawsuit filed yesterday claims she suffers from severe fatigue and decreased appetite and painful and irregular gastrointestinal function. there are two similar lawsuit

ethic a shinning in space might find like the stuff of science fiction but the first space hotel is due to launch in twenty twenty one while in the past it was mainly national governments that were the driving force of space travel now private companies have joined the race for the stars. incidentally that space hotel is already taking reservations for me is sixty eight thousand euro deposit the building materials are due for liftoff in twenty twenty one just one year later the hotel is slated to open for business. guests will have to pay over eight million euros for their stay though. luxury service by and for the financially. so with you spend your holiday in space we put that question to you. sixty percent said yeah bring it on ten percent willis keen on the idea and thirty percent prefer to keep their feet firmly on the ground. our view is on facebook told us where their top destinations in space would be. said he'd like to go straight into a black hope not sure we can recommend that. to most especially gratis ones to check out month but not leave behind all the comforts of earth. o

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that they will e cooperating and workgg together, rather than fighting and kicking one another in the shinsanand it remains very much an on question how that will work out. brent: ok. philip, on the story in rome on this latest twist in the political crisis. thank you very much. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the prime minister of spain says he will not resign as head of the no-confidence vote that he looks set to lose on friday. the spanish h dia says he no longer has the votes he needs to survive. that could clear the way for a socialist leaeader pedro sanche, , to become prime minister. and denmark's parliament has passed a law that bans the wearing of veils and other face coverings in public. the law is popularly known as the burqa ban. although the government says it is not aimed at any religion. similar laws have been adopted in other european countries, since france did so in 2011. lithuania and romania aided the cia in torture, it has been ruled, violating european laws. the court said bailout of the american agency to mistreat two terror suspe

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that shattered his shin. >>> washington state wildlife agents say a 100-pound male cougar mauled two mountain bikers saturday, killing one of them. the victims were biking on a trail east of seattle when they noticed the animal chasing them. officials say they stopped and did what they were supposed to do, tried to scare the predator away. one of them swung their bike toward it but it returned and attack. one man managed to escape the area on his bike, get a cell phone signal, and call 911. >> he said he had his whole entire head in the jaws of this animal. and was being shaken around very, very horribly. >> the cougar had dragged the victim back into the woodline and he was found dead there. >> rescuers cornered the mountain lion in a tree and killed it. officials say the cougar was underweight and may have been sick. >>> memorial day weekend coming up, and that summer road trip is going to cost you more money. the average price of gas jumped 10 cents in just the past two weeks according to the lundberg survey. and the highest prices in the nation, here in the bay area. $3.74 averag

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one man was struck in the shin by a bowling ball sized bomb as he checked on his home in the leilanies neighborhood. he said it was the most powerful impact he has ever felt on his body and is thankful the doctors were able to save his leg. >>> lava flows created huge cracks all around and even under this home. the family says at first the cracks were tiny but every time they got home, the cracks had gotten bigger. the eruptions have forced 2000 people to evacuate. >>> from volcanoes to earthquakes, californians are not the only ones bracing for the big one. >> arizona is holding practice runs, preparing for a flood of evacuees from california in the event of a major earthquake. reporter elsa ramon shows us how it would work. >> reporter: so many u.s. refugees who are fleeing south in the wake of the approaching storm. >> the movie the day after tomorrow shows desperate californians rushing the mexican border to find shelter after fleeing the devastating effects of natural disasters. >> do you have a place to go? >> reporter: brent tolman is among the 400,000 californians fleeing to

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demand the immediate release of to rule the shins i reiterate my call on the authorities to refrain from imposing unnecessary limitations on the work of foreign journalists which affects the free flow of information and freedom of the media it looks like a large scale excuse for a government to attack journalists for the distribution of information that is not to the oath or disliking the committee to protect journalists today expressed concern over the ukraine security services search of the kiev office of the russian state news agency ria novosti and detention of the office direct security missions just in terms of history to this meeting this is the first time listening to russian journalists in ukraine or house there being something of this occurring before in general it is quite dangerous to be a journalist in ukraine back. twenty fourteen for example ukraine ring a third among the world's deadliest locations for a media professions and the same year the country actually reigned as the world leader and journalists kidnappings now of course this intuition has changed since then but s

the head of one company probe thomson safaris strongly denies though being involved in the shins its director rick thompson adds that they also work with local communities and the government to improve access to water although some activists on the ground tell a different story. if i look for example what happened back then and the government of mixed it to people from iraq times and yet the pastoralists but it was the old lowlands of our relation and there were. where the houses were burned you know all well. there was a law in the planning well. you know when you live in a place you wrong you have a structure you have or social services and now you hold it just to the forests so if you will ask me well i must say how where. where they are where you live in the us there are whole. russia has issued a diplomatic memo to ukraine raising concerns about the safety of russian journalists in the country this does come after security forces raided the kiev offices of a russian media group and detained its director could have a shinseki who's in charge of rain obviously she trained your i w

one hit a man over the weekend, shattering his shin.st carolyn parchetta said kilauea's eruption has now evolved beyond what she called its throat-clearing phase. >> that's where we're going to see increased activity, potentially higher fountains, more lava flows. >> reporter: over the last month, the big island has recorded 3,000 volcano-related earthquakes. fortunately most of the active flows keep marching south, rather than to the north, where more islanders live, but lava overwhelmed leilani estates. 1,700 people fled but hold out john artymovich stays, despite the threat of gas. >> as long as the wind is blowing in the direction it's been blowing for the last two weeks, except for one or to days, it's taking all the gas that way. >> reporter: this is what fissure 20 left behind, a 20- foot wall of lava that has closed down this highway and now separates neighbor from neighbor. and for perspective, jeff, you see that steam churning into the sky? that is the point about 500 yards from where i'm standing where fresh lava is spilling

all the begley of shin fein gives her first international interview to this program on the heels of a meeting with britain's recently appointed secretary of state for northern ireland karen bradley plus for the other side of the story we talked to sammy wilson shadow breaks it spokesperson of the new p.c. that keep strays a main power in britain all the civil war coming up in today's going underground but first today the un security council debates libya seven years since britain bombed the country and destroyed all hinge of civic society in what was africa's richest capita country in two thousand and eleven an international coalition and booted the us france and great britain to military action in libya later that year mortgage after it was ousted from power until british prime minister theresa may supported the war and then leader on saturday british forces went into action over libya the first british cruise missiles were fired from h.m.s. triumph at seven pm subsequently r.a.f. tornadoes were deployed in several missions because plane just see there for some of water then home sec

and authorities on hawaii's big island are warning of more lover up shins from the killer way of all kaino officials say two new fissures have opens they are warning residents of a possible major eruption that could block roads crucial for a back you ations so far some forty homes have been destroyed by the law. you are watching the news still to come two german football players with turkish roots are under fire for posing with the turkish president germany's football association accuses them of being misused for political and it's. well former managers of german gunmaker hecla and call are facing trial today god and that's because due to its history germany has put strict limitations on its produces that console guns and running conflicts for example but some four thousand seven hundred rifles from a heckler and koch arrived in seoul troubled mexican provinces and two thousand and six and seven although it was no export license these rifles were then used to carry out across the seas again civilians now six full that they were called managers are on trial. in twenty fourteen a bus f

harvey shin provides news from a huge up perspective. we started to get news actual facts and figures from the ground and i started to broadcast saw the ultimate goal was to tell the truth to tell the anger side of the story and to advocate. because it is under reported reported their reporting that mass rapes occur. there has been effectively a scorched earth campaign against the ranger but i would have gone where the monish are going to be done that i would have the it's you know women children have been executed along with men range of vision t.v. help to sort of counter this idea that it is just a targeted operation to weed out revenge militants. but there are of course branded as brazen propaganda and they've been targeted with relentless attempts to discredit them we saw at the start of the crisis in august range of vision t.v. a very accurately reporting what was going on the number of people that were fleeing the scale of the violence. and that information wasn't used by international media at all because there's been such a fuss

also coming up tonight behind bars in assad's syria a shocking report on the she merely a shin in torture of women. we begin the day with the evidence presented by one leader apparently to influence the decision of another tonight israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu revealed what he describes as a coup of israeli intelligence evidence that iran did not come clean about its nuclear weapons program when it begins she did the nuclear deal with the west netanyahu went on live television and present it hundreds of thousands of documents photos and videos which he claims reveal the true intentions of tehran to develop nuclear weapons iran has rejected the claims calling them a case of netanyahu crying wolf now the timing of this announcement could pressure trump to kill the nuclear deal with iran next week or it could provide the evidence to support a decision that has already been made here is part of what that new yahoo told the world tonight a few weeks ago in a great intelligence achievement israel obtained half a ton of the material inside these walls and here's what we've got. fifty

they will be cooperating and working together rather than fighting and killing one another in the shins and it remains very much an open question how that's going to work out drivels philip williams on the story for us tonight in rome with the latest twist in this is tell you political crisis phil thank you very much. here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world spain's prime minister mariano rajoy says that he will not resign ahead of a no confidence vote that he looks set to lose tomorrow spanish media say that rory no longer has the votes that he needs to survive that could clear the way for socialist leader pedro sanchez to become spain's new prime minister denmark's parliament has passed a law that bans the wearing of veils and other face coverings in public and of the laws popularly known as the burqa ban although the government says that it's not aimed at any religion similar laws have been adopted in several european countries since france did so in twenty a love it. the european court of human rights has ruled that lithuania and rumania aided

shins appear to have become somewhat of a trend in its foreign policy but the latest round of penalties are driving some officials run the bit. but a state department expert on nuclear proliferation has resigned following donald trump's the sit in to pull out all of the nuclear deal with iran he did not give a specific reason but made it clear that he sold the accord as a success and thought it was working many european leaders say they were taken aback by this isn't bought as paulie boy questions should they have been. our u.s. president risking chaos in the middle east and in case you missed it people are surprised again. don't assume campaign by saying that he'd pull out of the nuclear deal with iran but now that he's actually followed through with an election promise he's caught everyone off god for some reason the world is shocked and outraged is this don't jump grievous that says it's bed time sprinkling fairly dull stool over the middle east and north stirring up storms of their own just a week or two ago donald trump was being put forward for the nobel peace prize for insulting

fifty billions that you are worth of debt to be written off but there will be a real your go see a shin that will be attempted we're also looking at potentially a huge overhaul of immigration policy within the e.u. particularly the dublin treaty italy wants to see big changes there the five star and league ignored wanting to push that through should they get it ok in the go ahead on this government they also want to see the scrapping of sanctions against russia and russia to be viewed as a trade partner not as a threat now if we look at the the versions that were leaked previously that would immediately was in there it's worth noting that isn't in the official final version that published on friday and there's also talk of any universal basic income that would be seven hundred eighty euro per person living in italy that's going to see. seventeen billion euros worth of public spending but also and ask for cash from the european union have to keep an eye on that but this is certainly going to be if it gets the green light a government that goes head to head with brussels there's going to

repealing the eighth amendment but includes the prime minister leo veronica michel o'neill the leader of shin fein the whole month in the leader of the biggest opposition party at phoenix jail and that of course is added to the momentum of campaigning that has gone on now for quite some time not only is this just one single referendum on whether or not to repeal the eighth amendment it's the culmination of a very very long road to even have a referendum in the first place we already spacing a final result some point on later on in the day on saturday afternoon but we already have some kind of idea we would have a projection of the way in which this result is likely to go from exit polls are to be the national broadcast from the irish times the put the speed at roughly seventy percent for repealing the eighth amendment thirty percent for keeping it in place this looks very much like it's turning into a landslide and that of course is a huge surprise on both sides of this britney force referendum a surprise and a turnaround in public opinion how is that being exists blame though neave is this b

after security forces raided the offices of a russian media group and detained its director kill the shin ski who's in charge of rhian obviously as ukraine bureau was detained on tuesday for alleged treason on thursday a court in ukrainian city of. rule to detain him for sixty days. the security service rate of on the offices of ria novosti ukraine lasted for more than eight hours homes of journalists working for the agency were also searched there's been high level condemnation of kiev's actions many organizations are accusing the ukrainian government of an attack on media freedom and they're demanding the release and we discussed this with rachel denver she's deputy director of the europe and central asia division of human rights watch she says complaints over media freedoms in ukraine are on the rise. under no circumstances should the government be criminalizing speech and media activities that groundlessly and ukraine i think this is out of line with ukraine's these raids and detentions are out of line with ukraine's obligations to protect media freedoms there's a there's an obligatio

september with a broken foot midfielder julian there draxler will also be hoping to impress coach for your shin move with a sturdy position in russia next month looking uncertain. before i let you go remind you of our main headlines this hour. pro austerity economist carlo carli has been asked to lead a caretaker government and italy and follows the collapse of what would have been a country's first a populist administration. oh roic act by an undocumented immigrant saves the life of a young boy in paris and earned him a meeting with president in many ways my call my mood. is also being fast tracked a french citizenship and has been offered a job with the fire brigade. to bring us to the end of this so bulletins thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us so on behalf of all of us we hope to see you again at the top of the hour. if you're looking for variety you've come to the right place north rhine-westphalia selfless i say to anyone who's open minded. if someone doesn't. interested in history that's what happens here in this room in sixty forty eight percent or so and about

freedom of the media i have and its russian affiliate are you demanding immediate release of to rule the shin ski i reiterate my call on the authorities to refrain from imposing unnecessary limitations on the work of foreign journalists which affects the free flow of information and freedom of the media it looks like a large scale excuse for a government to attack journalists for the distribution of information that is not to the oath or disliking the committee to protect journalists today expressed concern of the ukraine security services search of the kiev office of the russian state news agency ria novosti and the detention of the office director karoubi shinseki. maybe you just go back in history a little bit has this happened before to russian journalists cream can you remember well the story is really have quite a long record of basically have wrestling russian journalists regard regularly them from the country or refusing access to government buildings or some state events in particular now the latest incident happened just last week when two journalists working for the russian t.v. ne

occurred over the weekend on saturday a homeowner of naani farms rose shattered his left leg from his shin to his foot when lava struck him according to hawaii county mary harry kim's office a spokeswoman confirmed that lava splatters can weigh as much as a refrigerator and even some small pieces can kill and now there are part of the three hundred people at three different shelters over the weekend with more than two thousand evacuated from their homes actually were evacuated twice in the last two weeks and then when it took a slight turn we decided to come back home and. here we are so hoping for the best hoping that it in some. kind of scary times you know to be quite honest. there's not a whole lot else we can do but be here and just wait it out along the estate's sits in a zone the u.s. geological survey deems to have the highest risk of lava flow so far more than four hundred structures have been consumed while evacuated residents are allowed to return during the day to check on their homes and now the lava has shut down a four mile section of the highway one thirty seven and this bl

one hit a man over the weekend shattering his shin. >> geologists say, kilauea's eruption -- >> we will activity. fountains. lava flows. >> over the last month the big island recorded 3,000 volcano related earth quakes. fortunately most of the active flows keep marching south rather than to the north where more islanders live. but lava overwhelmed, leilani estates. 1700 people fled. but, he stays despite the threat of gas. >> as long as the wind is blowing in the direct, that it has been blowing for the last two weeks. except for one or two days. it is taking all the gas that way. >> this is what fissure 20 left behind. a 20 foot wall of lava that closed down the highway and now separates neighbor from neighbor. and for perspectives, jeff, see the steam churning into the sky. that is the point about 500 yard from where i am standing where fresh lava is spilling into the pacific ocean. >>> president trump summoned them to the white house demanding an investigation of a russia investigation. paula reid reports. >> deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein arrived at white house this afterno