st. helens. new technologies make it much easier to monitor the changes around a volcano and know what it's going to do. and after the eruption of mount st. helens, public safety officials became much better at setting danger zones so there wouldn't be fatalities like this, although there have been disasters since then. the federal government established the cascade volcano observatory in vancouver, washington, and scientists keep tabs not only on mount st. helens, but all of the cascade volcanos that have the potential to erupt x. that observatory just has a fantastic web page and written materials. it's really quite interesting to read even for those of us, you know, for people who don't live in the northwest. and the third lesson i drew from this volcano is that we have to get ready. so in the northwest, we live in the presence of many hazards. i'm sure you've all read about the earthquakes we can have and the tsunamis and the fires and floods that are possible there. and people elsewhere face

st. helens that this kind of an eruption is actually fairly common. they see this all over the world. and you can go to other areas that look pretty similar to mount helens. furthermore, mount st. helens has done this in the past, and it's going to do it again in the future. it's just a matter of time until these volcanos erupt. that's a good note on which to end. thanks, everybody. [applause] >> thank you all so much for coming. get a book, get it signed, and if you could do us a favor and fold up your chairs. let's have another round of applause for steve. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at some authors recently featured on booktv's "after words" with, our weekly author interview program. peter marks remembers the career of bob men mow they who turned the company around during the height of the financial crisis. aol cofounder steve case told us how emerging technologies are reshaping the internet. and sue klebold, mother of dylan klebold, discussed mental health and how she dealt with the tragedy of columbine. in the coming weeks on "after words," we discuss cri

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st. helen a 93. mountain view the perfect temperature 78 degrees. look at all the fog rolling over san francisco. amazing video post sunset. the following rages over the city san francisco bay. it's only 52 in san francisco. without the fog it's 68 currently in livermore everybody cools down to the mid 50s. livermore 55 fremont 54. napa 52 degrees. the height every of onshore flows any push from the ocean drags the ocean air. you will stay in the 60s. there's nothing blocking friday the ocean breeze. there are several bumps along the road so you're not going to get it. you have been in the 90s you will stay in the 90s for five more days all the way through saturday. two entirely different climates about 30 miles apart from each other and nothing is going to move for the entire week. this ridge is not going to move. it's off shore we get the lightest of on shower flows. we will finally see a change in the pattern when that ridge gets kicked to the north by this building area of low pressure. it's going to give us more cloud cover and strong southerly

st. helen's erupted, spewing 900,000 tons of hot ash over washington state. 57 people died and the eruption cost a billion dollars in damage. >> two earthquakes hit equador this morning. one person was killed and the same area was rocked by a deadly quake last month. >> today, et comes home. sort of. this is et94, a piece of nasa's space shuttle program and last remaining external fuel tank. the tank was never used in the space mission, which is why it still exists. it meant they burned up in the earth's atmosphere. it arrived on a barge from new orleans and will be displayed in los angeles next to the space shuttle endeavor. >> google is getting to know you really well. now, new technology can learn how to sound like you. >> yes. see what else google unveiled that could change our homes and hang outs. >> clues to finding a missing toddler whose mother was murdered. >> strand beasts walki >>> police in san francisco are releasing new information on the case of this missing 2-year-old. her mother was found dead in a park more than a month ago. >> abc7 news has the details. >> reporter: polic

st. helen's. will is no sign that the volcano will erupt any time soon. similar swarms of earthquakes were recorded in 2013 and 2014 and they say it's merely an indication that the volcano there is still very active. >> bay area sports fans needed either two tv's or had to keep the remote close tonight. coming up, full highlights of the sharks against nashville and game four of the warrior and blazers. >> and it's mother's day tomorrow and we'll let you know if the showers will be gone and if a warm-up is on the way. it's the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. and right now, you can save on premium rooms at a disneyland resort hotel. . >> charity car show was held today in the east bay to honor the memory of a man killed when he was intentionally hit by the driver of a light colored car. his brother is a photographer here a

st. helen's erupted, spewing 900,000 tons of hot ash over washington state. 57 people died and the eruptione. >> two earthquakes hit this morning. one person was killed and the same area was rocked by a deadly quake last month. >> today, et comes home. sort of. this is et94, a piece of nasa's space shuttle program and last remaining external fuel tank. the tank was never used in the space mission, which is why it still exists. it meant they burned up in the earth's atmosphere. it arrived on a barge from new orleans and will be displayed in los angeles next to the space shuttle endeavor. >> google is getting to know you really well. now, new technology can learn how to sound like you. >> yes. see what else google unveiled that could change our homes and hang outs. >> clues to finding a missing toddler whose mother was murdered. >> strand beasts >>> police in san francisco are releasing new information on the case of this missing 2-year-old. her mother was found dead in a park more than a month ago. >> abc7 news has the >> reporter: police are hopeful the 2-year-old may be found alive. >> i t

st. helens. scientists say the quakes have been increasing since march but don't expect another eruption soon. >> this is a live look at chicago. the big story there, chicago police officers under more scrutiny. the chicago triban has found more than a dozen examples of officers giving false or questionable testimony. it's part of a wide ranging investigation of the police by the justice department, in the wake of the deadly shooting of laquan mcdonald where police reports conflicted with video of the shooting. that's tonight's wild report outside the beltway from special report. we'll be right back. p?p?h >>> russian and syrian officials deny any involvement in a air strike that killed 28 people in syria. a human rights group says women and children are among the dead in a strike that hit. the camp is home to hundreds of people that have fled the fighting in aleppo provinces. a top official says wednesday the strike could be considered a war crime. >>> the european commission imposes penalties

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st. helens. dump ash on surrounding towns. 20 miles away, it's not in imminent danger, that is until something changes. >> late 1986, it stopped high fountaining and it started to form lava flows and lava tubes which is the transportation system that allows the lava to go long distances. >> because of this new tube formation in 1986, the lava flowing has a much greater reach. putting nearby towns on high alert. many residents of kalapana have a theological explanation for all of this. some hawaiians traditionally attribute the volatile and unpredictable volcanic activity to the goddess, pele. >> pele is the fire goddess or volcanic goddesses. in hawaiian mythology. it is the manifestation of pele. when she's active, it's obvious why the hawaiians gave a deity to that because it looks like it's alive. >> it continues to pump out lava, and for three years, residents live with on again/off again lava flows that once reach into their community, causing some isolated destruction. but then in june of 1

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st. helens erupted was 37 years ago. 57 people died. clayton? the mother of the baby says she didn't think twice about it especially after losing a child in a drowning accident. >> joining us now the mother in that video and the baby in that video jozy and carrie morrison is here as well as their instructor infant swimming resource ashley bulivant. thank you so much for coming. >> good morning. >> we showed this video earlier this week on "fox & friends" of your little adorable baby struggling in the water a little bit. you have a very serious reason for doing that tell us about that. >> well, one, i don't feel it's struggling. i know that's how it's being portrayed but she had already been in the lessons for three weeks and the reason why she even had clothes on at that point is she was ready for that point. so, i don't look at it as a struggling baby. i look at it as a breathing baby. her face is above the water. and if she were to be alone in the water, that's what she would do. >> that's the whole point. >> you have a tragic story at the hea

st. helens in washington state.back in 1980 and killed 57 people and blow more than 1000 feet off of the top of the mountain. but scientists say is there no need to worry about the recent quakes and no sign that it is going erupt any time soon. similar things like this were recorded in that area in 2013 and 2014 and that is just a sign that the volcano is still active. >>> well, giants fans will remember this game against the rock keys, rain somehow e. coli- -rockies, rain showers were enough to make the game different. and johnny was going great, eight and a third innings, but he didn't get support. colorado's dj, tripled past span and then scored to give the rockies the lead. and you ford's singled to stay that way until 13. and there were two outs. the giants win 2-1 in a game that has the two teams using a combined 14 pitcher. >>> the aest had a long day as well. but it was because they play 18 innings. bill against the orioles back east. and the as jump out to an early lead in this one. that is lori scoring--lo

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