southern chile has also seen another volcano erupt last month. people in southeastern australia are still reeling from the strongest storm in a decade. we're the details is our meteorologist from our weather desk. >> very strong system affected the east coast of new south wales over the past three days and that includes sidney. you were battered by one month's worth of rainfall in several hours. weather has improved right now. however, they are still dealing with recovery efforts. we have some impressive video coming out of the city. take a look president it shows the water rushing along tracks next to the platform. this time. lapse was captured over a 45 minute period wednesday morning. a train station looked like a river bank as you can see after days of heavy rain and stormy weather pounded sidney. the storm is doing more than just flooding the insurance council has declared a catastrophe due to the wild weather. so far four people have been killed due to the system. now the system has weakened has shifted towards the south so precipitation ha

southern chile is bracing for an even bigger eruption. >> also extraordinary moment in a german crampwhere former nazi guard holocaust survivor make peace. >> customer concerns leave pepsi to make a major change in diet drink. a >> bartender who also works as model is suing bart and oakland police charging that the officers used excessive force while being booked at the santa rita jail. ended up with. we have obligated police body cam video of what happened. here's vic lee with story you will see only on abc 7. >> this is what megan looked like march 18 of last year. morning after saint patrick's day. bartender and model suffered serious injuries. when bart and oakland police officers took her down. >> i don't believe that they should have you know broken 4 bones in my face and knocked out some of my teeth. >>reporter: sheehan ended up at the like merit bart station after heavy tonight of drinking. she's embarrassed at just how drunk she got but the crime she says does not fit the punishment. >> i should never have gotten that drunk but also there are ways to detain someone and not br

. >>> much of southern chile is on alert mid bracing for another eruption from calbuco. geologists cannot predict the next round of volcanic activity. lucia newman reports. >> whether it's going to blow any houses down like the restaurant you see behind me that collapsed under the weight of ash not just ash but stones, everybody in this town about 4,000 people have been obliged to evacuate. in fact some of the authorities allowed some of the people to come back during the course of the day to check on their animals, to try to clear the roads to their houses. it's really quite amazing the scene here. in fact this ash is very very thin, it is in the air it's very very thin, most people are wearing these masks to avoid breathing disorders. but the real problem is we don't know when this will end. there haven't been any more major eruptions but the seismologists who are keeping close tabs say there could be another one as absolutely any time. >> lucia newman in chile. >>> calbuco has blanketed parts of argentina causing airlines to cancel flights to the argentina tienargenti

we have more from chile. >> reporter: these days, all eyes on southern chile on the volcano, watchingng. we finally made it. it's taking a while, none of the airlines would fly in for at least 24 hours. the volcano erupted for the first time in more than 40 years on sunday. a second eruption just a few hours later. now, we work our way closer to the still smoldering crater. past one, two, three checkpoints to get into the exclusion zone. we're finally in the town that is completely blanketed in ash, it is hard to breathe when you roll down the window. the sheep, the cattle, they're trying to get them out now. but if you just look ahead, there are clouds of ash wherever we go. this is one of the first towns evacuated. residents now allowed back for a short time to clean the ash off their houses and save what they can. the first thing we did was to grab the dogs and run, he says. now we're cleaning up because it's going to rain soon and it will make the ash very heavy. family and friends scrambling to clean off roofs before they collapse under the weight. literally buckets of ash fell o

tam. >> thank you matt. >>> new video shows the ash cloud billowing out in southern chile. it had been dorm nant for 42 -- dormant for 42 years. >>> the senate is finally going to vote on the confirmation of loretta lynch as the u.s. attorney general. her confirmation has been delayed for months over battles between republicans in the white house. gop senate leaders insisted passing antitraffic legislation first which was snarled by a division on abortion fund that was approved yesterday. more fallout in the shooting and killing of an unarmed teenager in ferguson, missouri that sparked national protest. >>> a little girl made her daddy's day with a surprise compliment. next. >> new on "action news," a tennessee judge didn't minutes words when face -- mince words when facing a defendant on a murder charge. owe shea smith said he shot a rival gang member for being in his hood. the judge said it belonged only to the hard working people who lived there. the judge said she wanted to show smith that the courtroom was an area he could not intimate or control. "good morning america

that means we're not sure and there are questions about bates' training records. >>> much of southern chileis on alert because of the volcano. at least 5,000 people have had to evacuate, and geologists expect more fiery seismic activity. we have more from chile. lucia, can you describe for us what it is like there on the ground? >> hello tony, right now i'm i'm--where it is fairly calm. 20 miles from here is the town of ensenada, which is buried in volcanic arch at least ten inches. alleveryone there had to wear masks because the particles in suspension are dangerous for respiratory systems. people were forced to evacuate. 2,000 were evacuated earlier today from another part of the foot of the volcano because apparently a river is about to break its banks because of the large amounts of ash and lava that has plugged up the rivers all around here. it's really quite intense as well. there is a state of emergency in place throughout this area. and curfews begin at 11:00 to 5:00 in the morning. >> is there still lucia danger of another eruption? >> there is certainly is. authorities, volcanists

you can see right on this satellite image in southern chile. what an awesome phenomenon.'t know if you've ever seen anything like this before, but illustrate dumped about 60 centimeters. covering this, it's very dangerous with the buildings there, as well. it can be a weight problem. >> thank you so much. >>> friday marks the 25 years since the hubble space telescope launched into space and since then, it's captured images of planet, stars and distant galaxies. a nasa scientist helps us understand the spectacular view. >> and liftoff of the space with the hubble space telescope. >> we scientists say that rubble has changed the textbooks because it has given us a spectacular understanding of the universe as a whole and of our place as citizens on mannette earth in that magnificent universe. when hubble was first launched back in 1990, the anticipation was great. we were looking forward to these first pristine images from space. but those first initial images actually were disappointing. they were a little bit blurry. and it turns out there was an error in the way the mirro

a volcano in southern chile has forced 1400 people from their homes.0 centimeters or ash in that area. >> reporter: these days all eyes on southern chile on the cabuco volcano. we finally made it in. >> reporter: the volcano erupted for the first time in 40 years on wednesday. a second eruption just a few hours later. now we work wour way closer to the still smoldering crater. past one, two -- three checkpoints to get into the zone. we are finally here, you can hardly breathe when you roll down the windows. the sheep, the cattle are left behind. they're trying to get them out now. if you just look ahead there are just clouds of ash wherever we go. this was one of the first towns evacuated. residents now allowed back for a short time to clean the ash off their houses and save what they can. the first thing we did was to grab the dogs and run, he says. now, we're cleaning up because it's going to rain soon and it will make the ash very heavy. friends and family scrambling to clean off roofs before they collapse under the weight. literally buckets of ash

. >>> plus, more evacuations in southern chile. a long dormant volcano is erupting again. >> vietnam celebrated the 40th anniversary of the fall of saigon today with a huge military parade. sending congratulatory messages to vietnamese leaders for what is known as unification day. and at the site, a group of former u.s. marines honored the last two u.s. servicemen killed in the two decade-long war. millions died, including 60,000 american soldiers, and ali velshi's scott reports from hochimen city. >> this is here, the same location where the u.s. was in 1975. and the scene of those hasty evacuations of u.s. personnel as well as some of the south viet nam he's who supported them. relations between the two countries have been normalized for 20 years and that's been celebrated. and what is referred to as the american war. the vietnamese soldiers are marching in front of those grounds where we saw the images. speaking with generations here in viet nam who were born after the war, they have a of different perspective. we talked to a 28

. >>> and volcanic activity continues in southern chile this morning.thorities there widenedre restricted area to six miles. the volcano in southern chile, which erupted earlier last month, has begun entered a more active phase, expelling gas and ash into the atmosphere. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we had a couple of rough months but now that we have started april, things are looking up. at least if you want the warm weather. we have warm and sunny weather across the area. friday, we have rain and we have got a windy weekend ahead. right now we have nothing but sunshine. the temperature, 56 degrees. that's 11 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. the wind 13 miles an hour. so we climb the ladder here for the temperatures. and then go back down below average on saturday. with quite a bit of wind as well. we could see gusts up to 35 miles an hour on saturday. we're in the mid-50s for the most part across the area. 48 degrees at mount pocono. and way warmer air to the west and t

. >> here's a video of a volcano in southern chile spewing pillars of ash into the sky. the volcano has not erupted since 1972. now it's done so 3 times within 24 hours. the evacuation radius in place is 12 miles wide. >>> new this morning a paroled sex offender in huntington, utah is accused of stealing a school bus and tried to pick up a child. patrick frederickson found a list of names and when he tried to pick up a child his father stepped in. he was arrested and while in jail he broke a water pipe flooding his cell. >>> melissa magee takes a looks at how hard cider might be the next big things for brewers. >> reporter: commonwealth ciders is the only cider brewed in philadelphia. cider attracts wine and beer drinkers with light body and refreshing flavors. it has health benefits since it's gluten free. and commonwealth brand has one sugar. >> you could drink 23 of them and be under your recommended amount of sugar for the day. >> reporter: they have added a spicy. >> it's delicious with asian foods. >> reporter: the third variety has fruit. commonwealth shares a fac

southern chile is on alert as experts warn a third eruption is possible and we have a small village inhadow of volcano and tell us what it's like there. >> reporter: well it's dusty. most people are wearing these masks i'm holding here and been distributed to authorities and everyone. there is a state of emergency in effect right now a red alert for the volcano that you see right behind me. it looked like it was dying down but it begun to spew more ash as you can see and, in fact they expect in five hours this will increase and everybody from the town has been forced to leave and get back in during the day to take a look to see how animals and homes are but not allowed back in because of the danger of breathing and because of an explosion. this is from the force of this volcano in the city. >> people and the authorities especially were rather caught off guard by this eruption. >> reporter: very very interesting point because this volcano had been asleep like a giant for more than 40 years but that is a small nap in the lifetime of a volcano and we asked authorities why they had not exp

alison: take a look at this -- a volcano was erupting in southern chile for the first time in 40 yearsping ash over a sparsely populated mountain area. 1500 people have been evacuated, but miles away people are stopping to watch. it last erupted in 1972. chile has the second largest chain of volcanoes in the world, after indonesia. a church potluck dinner is being blamed for the death of a woman in ohio. nearly two dozen others have been hospitalized for botulism poisoning. victims have been given an antitoxin from the strategic national stockpile. doctors believe the botulism came from homemade canned food. though rarely fatal, a can cause paralysis, difficulty swallowing, and respiratory failure. 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- google announced a wireless phone service based on data usage instead of a flat rate. it charges $10 per month for each gigabyte of data. you get money back if you don't use all of it. for now, the plan is only available on a motorola phone made with google's help. google wants to put pressure on other wireless carriers who charge flat rates. 7 on your

a volcano in southern chile spewing more ash and gas, so the chilean government widening the restricteda around it from three miles to six. nearby residents were told to prepare for a possible evacuation. thousands of people from surrounding areas were forced to evacuate last month when lava began flowing from that volcano. >>> they are calling him bill the kid. this weekend police in new jersey responded to a call about -- >> why is he wearing yellow. >> they had to bring him under control somehow." he was head butting the door of a home there. he fled the scene. obviously he got caught. he was running down the road when they got him. the troublemaker, as you can see, was taken into custody and reunited by his owner. i guess you can't handcuff a goat. >> that should be a caption contest, a little blurb, write us and tell us. >> he's cute. >>> a white house tradition that dates back to 1878. the president and first family will host easter egg roll for children 13 and under and their families as well. happy birthday to scrubs star zach braff 30 country music legend meryl haggard 78. i'm

brian: there is a state of emergency in southern chile. thousands of people have been evacuated.ir traffic has been disrupted and ash has been blanketing parts of neighboring argentina. reporter: a massive column of smoke and ash shooting into the sky, visible in neighboring argentina. residents in the nearest town were caught by surprise when the sleeping giant suddenly woke up. >> it was impressive seeing this enormous mushroom cloud with force of a volcano. i have never seen anything like this area you start to wonder what is going to happen. reporter: geologists say third eruption is likely. the government is evacuating everyone within 20 kilometers of the volcano. she lay hospira's and has declared a state of emerging see because of the -- she lay's -- chill ae's president has declared a state of emergency. >> anyone entering this loan -- entering the zone needs to take precaution. reporter: there have been no reports of deaths or injuries as a result of the eruptions. matt: commemorations are set to take place across europe to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of world w

. >>> now to southern chile, that breathtaking volcanoic eruption.his morning a strait of emergency. people bracing for a third eruption. the volcano spewed ashes six miles high yesterday. it created its own weather spark this truly stunning scene. lightning and lava tangled up. from space, nasa sas litestellites capturing this image. and on the ground people dawning masks because of the fumes. a man kayaking and taking precaution there. >>> this morning new details on when bruce jenner began his reported transition into a woman. according to entertainment tonight it started in the 80s but stopped after he met kris jenner. he reportedly started hormone therapy and even looked into reassignment surgery in den marc. the book about another athlete was a big influence on him. then he met kris jenner. the couple officially split last september. >>> new attacks aimed at the 2016 front runner. the house benghazi committee says it wants hillary clinton to testify in public twice, and then a question about foreign money and her family's foundation. >> reporte

. >>> evacuation orders have been issued in towns within 20km of an erupting volcano, in southern chile. cobbual co erupted twice within 24 hours after being dormant for 40 years. a giant cloud has dropped up to 50 september meters of volcanic ash in some areas. more on the website at >>> they are cops for hire, complete with a badge, gun, and patrol car. >> there's only so many police officers in the city. if they want constant presence, then they have to take that responsibility on themselves. >> they're going to have to pay for it? >> correct. >> i'll tell you how public police officers working private security is a risky business for you, the taxpayer. plus, what is and what isn't in the

in southern chile, a volcano called calbuco has a lot of people very frightened today. arlington is in chile just a few miles from the volcano and a lot of concern there that this volcano will erupt for a third time after it erupted twice for the first time in what four decades? >> reporter: exactly. this is -- these eruptions that we've seen from the first major eruptions in over half a century. we haven't had any kind of an eruption at all since 1972. we've managed to get a bit closer to the volcano as they %-pclearthe ash out of theoad, so we're now about eight miles away. i don't know if you can see this but the ash is actually falling down on us. it's like a light mist. the volcano is right behind these two peaks behind me and there's this light mist falling on us. of course it's actually more like dust and it gets in our eyes and makes it hard to breathe. i'm also standing right next to the river where the main salmon fishing river in the region. it's famous because you get these really big salmon from here. a lot of people come down here as tourists to go fishin

. >>> happening now, a volcanic eruption is prompting the evacuation of 1500 people in southern chile. this is time-lapse video of the eruption that happened yesterday. take a look at the magnitude of that. it's the first time this specific volcano has erupted in over 40 years. flights over southern chile are now suspended and schools are closed as a precaution. >>> meantime, we have clouds that are distinctly less colored outside as we take your microclimate forecast and a look from our emeryville perspective there. the day should boast plenty of sunshine. yesterday certainly did. christina, you're saying not quite as warm as what we saw yesterday. >> about the same. good morning to you, sam and laura. temperatures in the 50s. just about where we started out yesterday. regoing to see more sunshine. the difference between to the and yesterday will most certainly be that wind as we get into this afternoon. 68 degrees at lunchtime president tri-valley. and up to about 75 degrees there later today. up in the forth bay we're at 75 yesterday in santa rosa today. right around 77 degrees. 70

. >> reporter: in southern chile the calbuco volcano is erupting with fury. witnesses say the twin blasts sounded like bombs, a fiery mix of lava and lightning. calbuco rumbling back to life after sitting dormant 40 years. "there's panic, chaos and traffic jams" she says. a column of ash and toxic gas shot six miles into the air. thousands are on the move and in a state of panic. the fallout could contaminate water and is causing health concerns as far away as argentina. the problem, says chile's president, is respiratory issues. the ash could also generate environmental pollution. chile, part of the pacific ring of fire, is home to the second largest chain of volcanoes in the world. tonight calbuco is putting on an awesome display of mother nature's power, danger and raw beauty. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> what a stunning image. >>> when we come back, the latin superstar whose music video is leaving beyonce and justin timberlake in the dust. >>> finally tonight, one on one with a mega star. romeo santos is the biggest name in latin music right now. packing

self-defence groups or vigilantes carry >>> a state of emergency has been declared in parts of southern chile. it had been dormant for more than four decades and residents in the area have been urged to leave. >> reporter: a reminder of the earth's fury as the volcano roared into life sending ash into the sky. >> translation: at the beginning it was smallment later the cloud grew it was huge and i got scared. >> reporter: chile issued a red alert, closing schools and airports, and ordering anyone nearby to leave quickly. >> translation: we are going increase the evacuation zone from 10 to 20 kilometres and are asking anyone nearby to leave the area >>> crowds queued for the petrol pumps. >> translation: it was impressive to see a mushroom cloud and see the ash. at that point there was a lot of panic, a lot of chaos, people going to supermarkets everyone looking for water. >> it is considered one of the most dangerous of chile's 90 active volcanos. there has been no lava yet authorities are watching this closely. >>> the worldwide fund for nature says that the rural economic value of the world

that day never fully came to light >>> now a state of emergency has been declared in parts of southern chile after a volcano erupted twice within hours. it had been dormant for almost 50 years. thousands from surrounding areas have been forced to leave their homes. >> a reminder of the earth's fury as the volcano roars into life sending ash and smoke into the sky. the time lapse video capturing the moment it erupted, for the first time in 43 years. >> at the beginning it was small, later the cloud grew and there was a huge cloud over me i got scared. >>> chile issued a red alert, closing schools and airports and ordering anyone nearby to leave quickly. >> translation: we are going to increase the evacuation zone from 10 to 20km, and are asking anyone nearby to evacuate the area and take all precautionary measures for safety. >> reporter: that sent local scrambling. as the cloud of ash grew above them crowds queued for the petrol pumps. >> translation: it was impressive to see a mushroom cloud and see the ash. at that point there was a lot of panic, a lot of chaos, people going to supermarket

nbc's miguel almaguer reports >> reporter: mighty blast causing most of the damage and chaos in southern chile spewing a steady plume of ash and toxic gas nine miles into the air now for three straight days. a tourist at a national park captured the initial eruption. >> whoa! >> reporter: encinada ten miles from the calbuco volcano is now a no-man's-land, a tiny town choking in ash. 1,500 people here forced to flee the dangerous air. no word on when they can come home. chile's director of mining and geology says the volcanic activity could go on for weeks. with calbuco's pulsating heat visible from space satellite images show smoke and debris drifting into argentina where lakes and beach res now coated in two inches of ash. tourist towns are now a chalky mass. the border between argentina and chile is shut down and so are airports, terminals and runways an eerie government town some international flights turning around mid-air to avoid the ash. american and delta suspending flights into argentina. tony is stranded in costa rica. there's debris all over the runway he says. our flight is suspend

. >>> growing concerns this morning about that volcano eruption in southern chile.rs that the volcanic ash could contaminate water, cause illness, and ground more flights. there is so much ash in the air, it's starting to pollute the air in argentina. thousands have been evacuated. in some areas, the weight of the fallen ash collapsed the roofs of houses. the volcano erupted on wednesday after being silent for more than four decades. >>> for the second time this week, an ice cream maker has shut down production and recalled all its frozen streets. jenis frozen ice chemosays lit not supply products would being able to ensure the products are 100% safe. blue bell took the same steps. >>> the first apple watches will be delivered today. apple is only selling the device online. a west hollywood luxury store has it. the line fwan to form yesterday afternoon. it's the only store many the u.s. and has the watch. only 1 of 5 in the world. customers who ordered watches online may have to wait until june to get them. there are already 3,000 apple watch apps available. that wa

. >>> nighttime video shows another eruption of the volcano in southern chile.ano is spewing ash more than six miles high. nearby towns are covered in thick soot ash coats cars and streets. flights are grounded in chile and argentina. >>> good morning, jill. >> good morning. it looks like the comcast dropping its plans to buy time warner cable. the $45 billion takeover bid would have produced one of the largest media mergers in years. comcast officials met with the fcc earlier this week trying to salvage the merger. several media outlets including "the new york times" and "wall street journal" say an official announcement is expected this morning. >>> the nasdaq opens trading at an all-time high. the tech heavy index gained 20 points yesterday closing at 5,056. both the dow and s&p closed higher as well. dow rose 20 points and s&p gained four points just below its own record set last month. >>> for the second time this week an ice cream company is recalling all of its products after listeria was found in a sample. the recalled ice cream was distributed in u.s. r

. >>> a volcano in southern chile is erupped for the first time in 42 years the volcano began billowingash cloud yesterday and authorities have evacuated a nearby town and two other smaller communities the volcano last erupted in 1972, it's considered one of the top three most potentially dangerous among chile's 90 active volcanos. david murphy is keeping an eye on the forecast a change, forecast. >> we are definitely chilly and we bounce it back a big. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are not completely dry, in the northern suburbs there are some showers building in and this is the live radar technology with the double scan and with the high resolution gives you a good idea when we have light precipitation, most of that is highlighted in the lighter shades of green not big impact rain but as you push back into areas of lancaster to get area roads wet and slow it down when you encounter some of that. when you look outside we have sky 6, excuse me chopper 6 hd we continue to show you the pictures, yes someplace places it's cloudy and some with sun breaking through, temperature

we saw it firsthand, flying into southern chile. from the air, you can see how much ash that volcano is still spewing into the atmosphere. inside the forbidden zone, we had to travel through police checkpoints. this is what the town of encenada looked like two days ago. now, caved-in homes. work crews clearing buckling and sagging rooftops. back-breaking labor. this man tells me he's been working for hours. this, in toxic conditions, he said. it's hard to imagine, but this was a grassy pasture. now, because of that volcano, it's now bier buried under a foot of toxic ash. experts worry that the ash could contaminate water and cause widespread respiratory problems. with this ash raining down. and everyone on edge, waiting for the next big blast from the monster behind me. david? >> thank you. >>> and a super volcano with enough magma to cover the grand canyon many times over. >>> and in italy, authorities rounding up suspects with a group that they say contains one of osama bin laden's body gaarde guards. >>> and an italian hostage ki

. >> reporter: the mighty blast causing most of the damaging chaos in southern chile are spewing toxicas into the air nine miles into the air for three state days. a tourist at a national park captured the initial eruption. 10 miles from the volcano is now a no man's land. a tiny town choking in ash. 1500 people here forced to flee the dangerous air. no word on when they can come home. chile's director of mining and activity says it could go on for weeks. with it visible from space, satellite image show smoke and debris drifting into ar argentina t towns are a chalky mass. the border between argentina and chile is shut down. so are airports. terminals and runways an eerie ghost town. some turning around midair to avoid the ash. american and delta suspending flights. tony is stranded in costa rica. there's debris all over the runway he says. tonight the winds are again blowing more ash from the angry peak, a vibrant, colorful region now coated in soot and ash. >>> we're back in a moment to tell you how much the airlines are saving this year and how little of it is you know, just because

southern chile. it has erupted twice within 24 hours. after being door they want for more than 40 years eye giant cloud has dumped up to 50 centimeters of come can i can ash some in areas quick reminder our website aljazerra.com. >>> they are cops for hire, complete with a badge, gun, and patrol car. >> there's only so many police officers in the city. if they want constant presence, then they have to take that responsibility on themselves. >> they're going to have to pay for it? >> correct. >> i'll tell you how public police officers working private security is a risky business for you, the taxpayer. plus, what is and what isn't in the published diary giving the world an inside look in guantanamo bay. i'll reveal why the book may be out, but president obama is fighting to keep the author in the controversial prison. i'm ali velshi. our special coverage starts right now. >>> the state of texas has executed an innocent man. how to make good decisions under stressful circumstances. >> anyone can hire an off-duty cop at an hourly rate. i'm

. >>> southern chile's kalbuco volcano has erupted. it's the first time it erupted in more than 40 years. they reported a magnitude earthquake inside the volcano 200 miles north of there. it erupted a few weeks ago for the fist time in 15 years. >>> it sounds like science-fiction but researchers are closer to being able to clone a wooly mammoth. they've been extinct for thousands of years and they can reconstruct the genetic makeup using the tissue samples from the carcasses in ice. they home sequencing their genomes would explain what happened to them. it didn't but it's a major step towards cloning one. frank greely joins us from stanford university. he's a professor at stanford law school, and it's good to have with us. this is the best hope so far to resurrect the wooly mammoth. do you think we're at the point where scientists could actually use this dna to re-create an animal extinct for thousands of years? >> i don't think we can yet. there are a couple of different ways you might try to go about it. one is cloning, straightforwa

. >>> this new video in from southern chile, the weight of the volcanic ash that fell on this restaurant during last week's surprise eruption caused it to collapse. the ash flew about 11 miles into the sky before coming down on nearby communities. restaurants owners says he wants to build despite more volcanic activity. the volcano that erupted had been dormant since 1972. >>> funeral services are being held for freddie gray the 25-year-old baltimore man who suffered a fatal spinal injury in police custody. a steady stream of mourners filed into the funeral home yesterday where the wake was held for gray. it was followed by a violent night. a small group of protesters looted stores and smashing police windshields angry police still haven't explained how he was injured. >>> opening statements set for today in colorado in the trial for the man behind the 2012 movie theater massacre. james holmes is accused of killing 12 people in the rampage and injuring dozens. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. his attorneys claim holmes was in a psychotic episode at the time of the attack. k

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. >>> we're following this drama out of southern chile tonight where a volcano called calbuco has erupted for the first time in more than 42 years. this eruption sent out a giant cloud of ash. there's a mountainous area around there with a population of about 2,000 people. authorities ordered a total evacuation. >>> we're working to find out why a sky west airlines flight out of chicago had to make an emergency landing in buffalo today. >> the faa says initially it was thought the hartford bound flight operated by united express may have had a pressurization problem, but that turned out not to be the case. a group of a dozen passengers reported feeling nauseous or light headed. one of them lost consciousness. the pilots rapidly descended 27,000 feet out of an abundance of caution. >> no one was really sure at that point how intense the situation was. the scariest thing was really just the nosedive that happened. it was very obvious that we were descending fast. >> the good news is the plane did land safely. one passenger was treated and released. the faa is still investigating. >>> we've

for the first time in more than 40 years a volcano is billowing smoke and ash in southern chile. >> cool video. >> yeah. neighboring homes remain empty after they were evacuated. that volcano is about 600 miles of the country's capital. >> makes you respect nature. and all the world that god's created. >> always. every day of the week. around here we are looking at 46 chilly degrees outside our studios. i looked it up. there's a 39 -- the windchill in silver spring right now. >> did you say windchill? >> according to -- >> i don't want to go back to this chuck bell. please tell me it will warm up. weather and traffic on the ones at 4:41. >> it will warm up vum. just not today or tomorrow or the weekend. you get the picture. we had a substantial change in the pattern around here. the warm days are now a thing of the past. outside this morning, a few fair weather clouds from our tower camera vantage point. it's 48 degrees here. 42 at reston town center. 39 degrees in manassas. so bus stop weather for you this morning, low to maybe the mid 40s. 7:00 to 8:00 mid to upper 40s. coming back lat

that time lapse capturing super heated gases spewing six miles above southern chile. today's blast even stronger than yesterday, helping the volcano create its own weather, sparking these surreal swarms of lightning. 4,000 people scrambled to evacuate. a layer of ash coating everything for miles away and flights are canceled. tonight, chile's president has declared a state of emergency, while everyone waits to see what this unpredictable beast will do next. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> clayton, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the pregnant restaurant manager, fired after this moment. the company telling that woman to pay the money back after a robber steams nearly $400. >>> and the moment america gasped. the hero firefighter falling through the roof. there is news tonight about his condition, and a major development about how this fire started. the arrest tonight. >>> and then tonight, the diane sawyer exclusive. the interview with bruce jenner. the first look at the olympic champion and sharing who he is mo

>>> finally evacuation orders have been issued in towns within 20-kilometers of a volcano in southern chile erupted twice within 24 hours. after being door they want for more than 40 years eye giant cloud has dumped up to 50 centimeters of come can i can ash some in areas quick reminder our website aljazerra.com. >>> they are cops for hire, complete with a badge, gun, and patrol car. >> there's only so many police officers in the city. if they want constant presence, then they have to take that responsibility on themselves. >> they're going to have to pay for it? >> correct. >> i'll tell you how public police officers working private security is a risky business for you, the taxpayer. plus, what is and what isn't in the published diary giving the world an inside look in guantanamo bay. i'll reveal why the book may be out, but president obama is fighting to keep the author

. >>> evacuation orders have been issued in towns within 20-kilometers of a volcano in southern chile has erupted twice 124 hours after being dormant for more than 40 years a giant cloud has dumped up to 50 cent meters of volcanic ash in some areas. the chilean president issue a red a heard cools and airports closed. >>> the hubble space telescope as opened a unique window to the universe for the last 25 years. it has given scientists a deeper understanding of space and time. tom ackerman reports on one of nasa's grantsest achievements. >> reporter: in new york city's times square this week the tourists are getting a real time display that literally out of this world. far, far out of the thanks to the hubble space telescope which lane offed in 1990. since then from its orbit 500-kilometers above everything the instrument has sent back more than 1.2 million observations by hoffering past the earth's atmospheric hayes it has been likens to seeing a pair of fireflies in japan all the way from the east coast of north america. as a result, scientists have gotten their most accurate look at

. >>> there is a state of emergency in parts of southern chile after a volcano erupted twice within hoursbeen dormant for almost 50 years thousands from the surrounding areas have been forced to evacuate. >> reporter: a reminder of the earth's fury. as the volcano roars in to life. sending ash and smoke in to the sky. this time lapse video capturing the moment it erupted for the first time in 43 years. >> translator: at the beginning it was small. but later the cloud grew and then there was a huge cloud over me and i got really scared. >> reporter: chile has issued a red alert closing local schools and airports. and ordering anyone nearby to leave quickly. >> translator: we are going to increase the evacuation zone from 10-kilometers to 20-kilometers and we are asking anyone nearby to he is vac wait the area and take all precautionary measures for safety. >> reporter: that send locals scrambling. as the cloud crew so did the queues for the petrol pumps. >> it was impressive to see the enormous mushroom crowd and the volcano and the ash that point there was panic chaos traffic jams. people

check out this volcano, quiet for 40 years, erupting in southern chile at this hour. 1,500 people being evacuated. chile with 500 potentially active volcanos. >>> and "dancing with the stars" veteran derek hough injured during rehearsals. this instagram showing his broken toe, sprained ankle. mark ballas right there with him in the e.r. no word on when hough will return to the dance floor. >>> tim tebow back in the game, we reported earlier this week. signed by the philadelphia eagles. but something we're just now learning about that contract. usa today reporting no signing bonus and no guarantee of any money if tebow is cult before the season starts. if he stays on the team he'll earn $660,000 base salary. a lot of people rooting for him. >>> and sandra bullock tonight named people magazine's world's most beautiful woman. when she heard the news she thought, quote, that's ridiculous, saying quote, i've never been the bombshell that was coveted, and in an odd way, that made growing older a lot easier in this business. the actress talking about a different standard of