el volcan de fuego tiene 12.300 pies de altura.jo 194 personas muertas, 234 desaparecidas. la ultima erupcion fue en 2023. ahora jenny corado estuvo en la zona. tiene lo ultimo de esta nueva emergencia. "aplausos? >> asi desperto el volcan de fuego la madrugada del lunes con explosiones que produjeron rios de lava y flujos piroclasticos que eran visibles desde muchos lugares, desde los que se g grabaron imagenes que ra rapidamente se hicieron virales en las redes sociales, que desde ayer en la manana el volcan empezo a echar mas erupcion. las autoridades explicaron que el riesgo es grande para los habitantes ubicados en las faldas del volcan cima.>> que mas o menos unas 30.000 personas estan en riesgo. alrededor de estos tres departamentos que estamos tratando de que evacuen o se auto evacuen inmediatamente para que no sufran ningun dano. >> casi 900 evacuados llegaron a varios albergues, uno de ellos en san juan alotenango, en el que los pobladores esperan con incertidumbre. >> son momentos de que puede acontecer otro desastre y.

este volcán de 12.300 pies de altura es 1 de los más activos en centroamérica.io occidental. y es que, según la nasa, los eclipses lunares y solares ocurren entre 4 a 7 veces al año. en total, el último eclipse lunar total fue en 2022. el próximo se prevé hasta marzo de 2026. y quién podrá verlo? mientras el cielo esté despejado, cualquier persona de norte y sudamérica podrá disfrutar del eclipse. pero. pero, pero, pero. ya nos dijeron que va a estar lluvioso aquí, así que probablemente el eclipse lo vamos a ver. pero en la televisión. sí, seguramente por por telemundo 48. usted lo va a ver, pero va a ser un poquito difícil. a mí se me encantaría en algún momento el poder observarlo. ya sabemos que a través de estos equipos especiales que se pueden observar. la verdad es que sí quisiera en algún momento tener la experiencia de poder ver algo así. sería muy bonito. alguien que no está eclipsado porque brilla con luz propia en los deportes. ahí lo está viendo. usted. muy bien, cariño. qué cariñosos. atletas que logran eclipsarnos como steph curry. y al regreso, va

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what many people do not know about my field is the united states has over 150 potentially active volcanicted scientists their jobs. it is costing my friends there jobs and it could do the same thing to me in the future. so i am not going to pretend that that plays no role in my appearance here before you today but greater than that role is no reason why we all became scientists in the first place and that is to fight to give all of you the public a better future. [cheering and applause] your own work and your own family. so, as nothing but a geologist, i ask you my fellow americans, demand better for us and your self. demand that they let us serve you. we are here for you and we are here to work. so, please, let us work. [cheering and applause] ♪♪ >> all right. next we have doctor victor ambrose who studies virus gene yell structure and genetic pathways controlling developed -- developmental timing. doctor ambrose was a co- recipient of the 2024 nobel prize in physiology or medicine. [cheering and applause] doctor ambrose is a professor of natural sciences at the university of massachuset

respondió nicolás ibáñez con este testarazo la vuelta se jugará en el volcán.todos los cuidados que necesita y los expertos esperan que vuelva a su hábitat natural ya muy, muy pronto. y esta noche, el distrito de la misión en san francisco se llenó de música. hubo baile, coloridos disfraces con la edición número 47 del carnaval de san francisco, que celebra la cultura latina, caribeña y africana también. y este es solo el comienzo de una serie de celebraciones que tendrán lugar en la ciudad y culminarán el fin de semana del 24 de mayo, cuando se espera que 500.000 personas se reúnan para celebrar el carnaval durante 2 días. y más allá de la música, los organizadores dicen que estas fiestas pretenden unir a toda la gente y es importante que la gente salga, que la gente celebre la vida, que tome un poco de tiempo para otra vez reconectarse con sus seres queridos, con gente nueva y ver que los empresarios también dicen que esperan que la diversión y el entusiasmo se traduzcan en un aumento para sus negocios. qué rico es el barrio de la misión! de verdad hasta m. m

liga 1010 major league soccer, cincinnati había pegado primero en el volcán ante tigres, pero los norteñose 45 países diferentes. el festival inició esta noche y las películas se proyectarán en el teatro hammer del centro de san josé y en el teatro 13 3 3 below. hasta el 23 de marzo. prepárense, porque también el cirque du soleil llega al sur de la bahía con un nuevo espectáculo. exactamente. así es que este fue un adelanto, nada más que le voy a mostrar. de hecho, el espectáculo que se va a estar presentando en los terrenos de la feria del condado santa clara. y lo ve el circo. dice que el espectáculo explora el equilibrio entre las personas, los animales y el mundo que compartimos. bueno, y el director del espectáculo dijo que la intención creativa de hecho era intentar crear algo que los asistentes no hayan experimentado nunca en una carpa. hace cosas maravillosas. realmente muchos son deportistas de élite de alto rendimiento y ya hay muchos latinos mucho más que antes en la historia del circo del sol. así que hay que ir a verlo, verdad? hay mucho entretenimiento en el área de la bahía

the ranch features unusual volcanic geologic formations and its support. some pretty rare and endemic native plants. so they're happy to have that now is part of the parkland. well, happening today, san francisco mayor daniel lurie will be delivering remarks at openai is new headquarters. according to the san irancisco chronicle, openai is taking over a new space on terri france, francois boulevard, which is right behind opening eyes old spot on 3rd street near chase center. you see indicators ever the old hq was and where the new one is. mayor lurie is going to be delivering his remarks at noon today at that 3rd street location. >> i'm gonna do is >> turned it down a little. fun. we're cooking. all we hear the sizzling, if only or smell the vision >> this side of is the flavors of chef rene johnson. she stopped by the crown for studios and that's joy. hoarder weather on saturday before the next soul food stroll in oakland, which is sunday. coming up, march 16th from 11:00am to 02:00pm downtown. oakland becomes the place to be. if you want a good meal on s

the ranch features, they say unusual volcanic geologic formations that support rare and endemic native plants. so they're thrilled to have this all part now of the park. >> 9.40, and it's women's history month. and here on kron 4, we're featuring stories of remarkable women in the bay area. call for stephanie lin. talk to a woman who served with the san francisco fire department. a woman. i'm a black woman. >> this is there's not a lot of us. sometimes you do feel and maybe it's more self pressure that you put on yourself to give 1102200% honest job. it's not a job that is necessary catered towards women. and so you really want to prove you're there for your brothers and sisters. you want to do that, though. you want to show that you are worthy and a lot of times the pressure comes from within, not necessarily from outside places and i want to be the best that i can be. and so i put that pressure on myself. and i think a lot of the sisters that i work with in san francisco and across the country do that to ourselves. we want to be the best. >> and kron 4 is continuing to celebrate rock

the ranch features unusual volcanic geologic formations that support rare and and demick native plants. so they're thrilled to include it. >> and it's beautiful today, sunrise at 7.27, we get a mix of sunshine and clouds fo> a few days. temperatures a lot like yesterday. >> mainly in upper 50's to low 60's and then everything changes because there's a big change in the weather pattern. and that is going to be affecting us big time right now. temperatures mainly in the 40's, a few upper 30's, but the big changes, this storm systems that are brewing in the pacific. now this one is a miss. this one is has its sights set on southern california. it's going bring about an inch of rain or so to san diego. the next system that comes late tuesday night into wednesday is a major storm fueled a weak atmospheric river. and that will bring quite a bit of heavy rainfall at times to the bay area. it will bring the possibility of thunderstorms, even some small hail come some snow. not only in the of i- sierra nevada, but right here in the at bay area mountains. we could see a little bit above. 2500 to

a volcanic eruption in hawaii now hitting some spectacular heights just ahead on today in the bay. we're going to the air. all rigm high to low. it's been a rough couple of days on the stock market. maybe today will be a little bit better. let's go out to the futures. check that out. we should see some green now. maybe another bad day. at least for the dow. well, a different set of numbers for you this morning right here racking up those numbers the nba has never seen. we're talking about lebron james latest milestone separating him even further from literally everyone. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. we are now 14 minutes past the hour. let's take a live look outside at walnut creek as we're getting started. it's cloudy. it's in the

because of the volcanic soil. and there you will never have a bad tomato. heirloom tomato.f the food is so rich that even in the summer, with the heat and the soil, there's tomatoes are so sweet that they they taste like honey. >> so that. >> farmer, one of. the characters in the documentary who bring naples to life and help us discover beyond those tropes you mentioned, one of the others you. feature is a parish. >> priest. >> and they have, of course, the church has such. >> influence in the. >> city. >> to this day. tell us a little bit about him. >> well, i. wanted to when i started to learn more about naples, go to one of the, you know, the most, sort of like edgy or dangerous so-called dangerous places. and there's a parish priest called antonio loffredo, don antonio loffredo, and he had five churches, and he just. doesn't have his churches open for worship. he has them open and available for those who want to come in to, and largely for the kids to come to learn to play instruments, to have cinema in their lives, theater. but all these things that are much more posit