the volcano's name means throat of fire in the local language. it came back to life in 1999. but it has been particularly active in the last few months. >> boy, earthquakes and volcanos and everything else. it's been quite a week for that. >>> in the bay area we have four days of warming for us. temperatures in the mid-80s by tuesday in the meantime, it's a little bit of a ramp-up between now and then but a lot of sunshine around the bay area. as we head to the big view of the west coast, showing you that a few scattered showers up around northern california will totally dispense with all of that as we run the time lapse and show you the situation now. most of the showers confined back into fungus corners up there in the pacific northwest. for us we have high pressure that's offshore that will be building and bringing warmer temperatures for the next couple of days. so as we look live out over the bay and see mostly clear skies, concord 67. oakland 64. everybody is pretty much in the mid-60s but tomorrow the numbers go north by about 10 degrees. so it's going to be plenty war

the volcano is one of ecuador's last erupted in february. austria's former royal palace was once notorious for stiff at a cake and even today -- stiff etiquette and even today people are expected be on the best thousands flock to the palace to have some fun. it was part of world pillow fight they. the event was started in 2008 by a flash mob. looks like fun. do stay with us here on dw. thanks for watching. >> april is when the rent season -- the wet season begins in rwanda. starting in april 19 94, at least 800,000 people were murdered in just 100 days. two decades on, roll on thens are still-- rwandans dealing with the atrocities. from this town to the capital, the rainy season is a difficult time. it reminds him of what happened to his family. >> the rain makes me think of having to run away during the genocide of april 1994. i had to hide in the forest. those who survived were completely exposed to the rain. we do not know how to protect ourselves against it. 17 of his relatives were murdered, including six of his children. his wife and h

. >>> a massive evacuation is under way this morning near a volcano in peru. the volcano has been spewing ash for days now. and authorities decided it was time to move. it is going to take about three days to move all 4,000 residents and their 30,000 animals. the country's most active volcano and it forced a similar evacuation back in 2006. peru's agriculture minister said the people will be moving to an area about 12 miles away. >>> an unidentified man has been taken into custody in kansas city in connection with a string of highway shootings there. as of right now, the man is not facing any charges. investigators were seen raiding a home yesterday. police say as many as 20 different vehicles have been shot at along city roads and highways since march 8th. at least three people have been hurt during those shootings. so far none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. the investigation continues. >>> earth's closest relative is about 500 light-years away. scientists say kepler 186f is earth's twin. maybe a distant cousin. it orbits a red dwarf star in a

the volcano is one of eight active volcanos in that country, part of the so-called pacific ring of fire>>> tyson foods is recalling more than 75,000 pounds of frozen chicken nugget products. this after the agriculture department said they may be contaminated with what it calls extraneous materials. some consumers have complained about suffering oral injuries after biting into small pieces of plastic discovered in the chicken nugget product. the suspect items were shipped to indiana and arkansas. >>> for more about today's voting in afghanistan, we're joined from kabul by kevin, washington post bureau chief. you're out at the polls today. what were the scenes like? >> reporter: i think it depends where you were in afghanistan today. in kabul, the lines were very long. lots of men and women voting. in some places, actually ran out of ballots, there were so many people who wanted to vote. where i spent most of e day, about 70 miles south of kabul, there were very few voters. quite a bit of sort of small-scale taliban violence. and people worried about the insurgents potentially punishing v

the volcano has been active since 1999. it's located 90s miles south of the capital of kito. >>> millions of people in afghanistan defied threats from the taliban and voted in national elections today. some polling places ran out of ballots. preliminary results are expected tomorrow. 8 candidates are running for president and a 50 percent threshold is needed to win. taliban militants staged 39 suicide bombings. >>> the arrests of two young men and a 15 year old boy. officers spotted a toyota solara going more than 100 miles per hour. the chastened where the toyota crashed into a drainage -- drugs were also said to be found in the car. >>> a 2nd student on the uc berkeley campus has been said to be infected the measles virus. the steps officials took today. >> reporter: a microscopic pathogen that makes people miserable. >> the fever can be high and then that's followed by the typical measles rash. >> reporter: the measles virus is making a come back in california. an infected student took bart from oakland airport to berkel

the volcano erupted after 6:00 p.m.al time shooting a plume ofab six miles high in five minutes. located 90 miles south of the capitol, it has been active since 1999. it is closely monitored. >> since yesterday and this morning, there were stronger than usual emissions. about two kilometers high. >> scientists have seen two major eruptions in just the last two months. >> in the afternoon, we received a geophysical report that indicated we should take precautions because the volcanic activity was increasing >> reporter: standing in more than 16,000 feet, it is one of eight volcanoes in ecuador. it is part of the so-called ring of fire of the passiffic. the actionplosion in 2006 killed four people. no deaths were reported in the latest explosion. morgan radford, al jazeera. >> hundreds attended a vigil for victims of last month's landslide in washington state. ♪ and know that you are holy. ♪ >> the march 22nd mud slide killed 30 people. another 13 remain missing. govern j emzley says the cata catastremove fee caused damag

. >> volcano in ecuador is spewing hot ash and smoke into the air. throat of fire, as it's known, erupted three times. activity began in february. on friday a loud explosion was heard. it's one of eight active volcanos in ecuador. >> towns are getting a boost from china. chinese companies are spending money as they send manufacturing offshower. we travel to dayton in ohio to see the effects of the investment. >> for years this vacant factory stood as a monument to economic dysfunction. dayton and neighbouring fans were dependent. when gorts pulled out -- general motors pulled out it was left with cracked asphalt, rusted great and unemployed auto workers. the language of economic development is changing. >> chinese autoglass maker is reopening the ageing eyesore with 280 million, and, for starters, 800 jobs. you can't not welcome foreign investment. if you want to grow your cities, your communities right now, you have to be open to foreign investment. our country was built on immigrants. if you are not open it immigrants now, where was your family 200

this was the scene in ecuador, the volcano known as the throat of fire shooting a six-mile column of lava and ash into the air yesterday. the 16,000 foot volcano last erupted in february but has been classified as active since 1999. 46 years after the assassination of martin luther king, jr., the national civil rights museum reopened today in memphis hoping to bring a new generation into this country's civil rights narrative. nbc's ron allen has the story. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: with that, a new era begins for the national civil rights museum. it was until that unforgettable moment in american history just a typical memphis motel. >> martin luther king, jr. was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. >> reporter: king was assassinated on the balcony of the lorraine motel 46 years ago this weekend and, like the powerful images of that moment, the motel was preserved in time. king's room, number 306, as it was for visitors to see, lunch, the day's newspaper still there. >> this museum after 22 years needed to be updated, needed to be engaging to a younger generation. >> rep

or not weasically personally but society could basically do what they volcano do and throw air cellsto the stratosphere to reflect sunlight. it would cool down the earth that there is all kinds of risks political and environmental. tavis: what the environmental environmentalhe risks of make it worse trying? >> things would have to get pretty bad before i would he willing to do that. if people were starving -- we talked about how crops might fail in the tropics. if there are widespread famines in the tropics and there is no way to get food to these people, that is the kind of thing where people would think to save hundreds of millions of lives and be we should try something radical. would it beat point too little too late? >> i would look at it as giving morphine to someone with cancer that you are trying to do some to medic relief. you're not into solving the problem. the solution to the problem is transforming our energy system today and transportation systems. we should hope we are not in that kind of deathbed situation that we want to deal with the morphine. is at the caldeira ins

are on alert as rumblings from the tone row while balkan you raise fears of a full blown eruption volcano whose name in the indigenous to online which means thread the wire spewed ash and smoke up to ten km in the air on friday the five thousand meter high volcano is one of ecuador's most active and last erupted in february. austria's foreign oil products was once notorious words to etiquette and even today visitors are usually expected to be on their best behavior but on saturday dozens of young people fall to the whole four hours in central canada the bottom. this is a stop light weaponry as part of the pillow fight day. started in two thousand and eight finance large bowl. looks like fun to stay with us here on detail the things one. use everyone knows things. every time we checked the news we've been in the wake forest the crazy one million people suffer hunger. one thing in the past it was about as crazy. what you get right now sticking out of the window and yell i'm not as how i am now. now i'm not going to let one billion people go hungry bleh. april is when the wet season begins i

. >>> a massive evacuation is under way at a volcano in peru. authorities have decided it's time to move. it will take three days to move all 4,000 residents and their 30,000 animals. it's the country's most active volcano and forced a similar evacuation in 2006. agriculture minister says the people will move to an area about 12 miles away. >>> an unidentified man has been taken into custody in kansas city in connection with a string of highway shootings. as of right now, that man is not facing any charges. investigators were seen raiding a home and hauling away a car yesterday. at least 20 different vehicles have been shot at along city roads and highways since march 8th. at least three people were hurt during those shootings but there have been no life-threatening injuries. the investigation is ongoing. >>> listen up. astronomer's say earth's closest relative is 500 light years away. kevlar is earth's twin or maybe distant cousin. in a rocky world similar to our own, exists in a goldilocks zone where it's not too hot, not too cold for life. th

i'll show you the storms and where they'll pop you and talk about earthquakes and volcano. ill >> today the u.s. navy welcomed the latest addition to ith fleet, a stath destroyer, the first of its kind. uss "zumwalt" was cystened in main. the 610 foot ship is the largest destroyer. thanks to its advanced technology the ship requires half the crew of existing destroys, and the uss "zumwalt" is scheduled to go into service in 2016, and cost over $3 billion to build. in other details about the zum r the commanding -- uss "zumwalt," the commanding officer is captain james kirk as the first leader. that's right this captain kirk is the real deal, a graduate of the naval academy of anapolis, with 25 years of experience. seems like more than a copies dense that his name is captain kirk and he commands the futuristic ship. >> he probably does spoken word poetry, and i bet everyone listens. >> we will, that's the truth. >> folks are listening, especially to weather reports in iowa now. we have been getting powerful thunder storms coming through, bringing up hail storms up to a golf

. >>> rumors that a super volcano is about to erupt. youtube video shows a herd of running bison before a super volcano erupts. but yellowstone said that wildlife often moves around to find different locations, and geologist experts say that the volcano is not expected to erupt for a thousand years. >> animals are the first to know, i would have believed. >> yes. >> aerial photos of the damage those tornadoes left behind. dave warren who has been tracking the system. >> meteorologist: the last few days this has produced severe weather. this is a tornadoic storm that formed into a line that continued to push east. not only do we have wind and hail reports but tornado reports. these are the damage reports that came in yesterday. 165 wind damage reports and 85 hail reports. this is all in the huge area of severe weather. it is continuing to push east but now the severe weather is mostly to the southeast with a wind gust. nothing like what we had yesterday: by tomorrow this is pushing off the coast, so it is done. the temperatures may try t

the volcano erupted just after 6:00 local time and was followed by a second four-minute explosion and five lesser tremors. the 16,000-foot volcano, which is located 90 miles from the capital, came to life on february 1st with eruptions that have affected a third of ecuador's provinces and temporary closed a regional airport. >>> federal authorities have uncovered two fisophisticated dg tunnels. each runs between warehouses on each end. on monday, agents smashed through a hatch door. it is 70 feet straight down to the tunnel below. agents found the second tunnel equippeded with a tiered electric rail system. agents spent months investigating. they've now discovered and shut down seven of them in the last two years. >>> happening today, advocates in san jose plan to hold a rally, protesting deportations. it's all part of a national day of action for deportation relief. advocates are calling on congress and president obama to halt the moves which they say have neared 2 million under this administration. attendees at today's rally fernando chavez. >>> a federal grand jury has returned an

it is a six mile high plume of ash from a volcano in ecuador.he eruption lasted just five minutes. it came from a volcano just south of the nation's capital, one of five active in the country. ♪ >> mergers and shakeups. mergers first. cement makers announced a merger to create the world's largest cement company. holcim and lafarge ranked near the leaders in related products like gravel and sand. >> behind this merger, there is the idea to answer to the question created by all the challenges of the world. and to be the most advanced player in our business, in our industry, and the construction chain. >> there is an enormous chance to reinforce competition to european markets, because it is very possible that spinoffs and disposals -- there will be a new competitor arising in europe, which is exactly what the regulatory authorities are aiming at. >> on to shakeups, and one happening at the helm of the largest money manager, blackrock, which is reorganizing, resulting in new roles for at least 10 executives. the operating officer was named copresid

it lasted five minutes and is followed by sudden explosion of color options from the volcano which six hundred and forty km south of the capital of the fact that a third of the country's provinces. now for the first time in india's history convicted rapist had been sentenced to death the man facing execution in mumbai for the gang of a young photojournalist of the sentences comedy year and a half after the brutal of a student in new delhi that attack sparked a global outrage baking indian authorities keen to prove they're serious about tackling sexual violence the candidate running in the car seat the rate that will not be tolerated treatment will be running out to be with him guilty of the repeated of a photojournalist. the council to the woman as she was taking photos even if guns and two million homes only announced all this prosecutors demands the cruelty of the convicted man. they did nothing the theme of love and with the topping seventy people crying when she got any. when one of the port. many show the good friday and the maid got to the bottom baking the tree her to be near de

an eruption in 2006 at this volcano killed four people. a three-day series of events marking the 25th anniversary of the presidency of george h.w. bush is under way this weekend at his library at texas a&m university. the further historians get from the 41st presidency, the better off mr. bush has been faring. historian douglas brinkley joins us now from austin. doug, why the upgrade for president bush? >> well, ronald reagan got a lot of credit for winning the cold war without firing a single shot as margaret thatcher put it, but historians are saying, look, all this happened under george herbert walker bush's watch. in 1989, the wall came down with bush. in 1991, you had the breakup of the soviet union. and president bush had to deal with tricky issues like german reunification. his won his war, the gulf war. >> reporter: when we look at current issues like what is happening in ukraine and you see the relationship between president obama and vladimir putin, does that put president bush in a different kind of light? >> i think the emergen

. >> finally yellowstone national park is fighting rumors that it's super volcano is about to erupt.this youtube video shows a rush of herding bison. but yellowstone said wildlife move around to find food at lower elevations. geological experts say the volcano is not expected to erupt in the next 1,000 even 10,000 years. >> answer possible reason outside of camera view that those bison were running down that road? any other reason, they don't know. they're saying--the experts are saying it's because they're looking for food. >> are we going to bet against the bison or go with the claims. appreciate it. >>> no matter what you think of president george w. bush he's getting rave reviews these days for his art work. critics call his art work incredibly good for someone who just picked up the paintbrush a couple of years ago. the exhibit is called "the art of leadership: a president's personal diplomacy." john terrett has been looking at the diplomacy. >> reporter: he only picked up the paintbrush two years ago. his exhibition called "art of leadership," he told his painting teacher that

rwanda is more or less what a simmering, dormant volcano that could erupt anytime.ulers.of killing the majority. how would one pretend to tell the world that it is peace? there is no peace. rwanda is silent. when we are silent -- hereat i am wrestling with -- and i'm not naÏve in asking this because i know you have an answer for it -- what i am wrestling with though are the world leaders. world leaders who have celebrated rwanda leadership since this atrocity 20 years ago. i hear you telling me that according to the evidence that you have seen and others is that it is not much better. people have never sat down and explained what has been going on in rwanda. we didn't have an opportunity to sit down and talk about this. what was noticed is that after repeating this many times on my own behalf to many world leaders because i have traveled the whole world trying to educate and to be the voice of the and message about what is going on in rwanda and what it has been through and why -- in july of 2012, we served the international community is .tarting from the united sta

the volcano is said to have been active since 1999. the past 15 years. >>> a historic lodge in golden gate park is in need of earthquake updates. rec and park staffers say the city isn't planning to do anything about it. the mcclaireen lodge was built in 1896. it's used by the entire recreation and parks department in san francisco. despite withstanding the 1906 and 1989 earthquake the next big quake could destroy the building. the san francisco examiner says the city plans to focus on other projects instead. >>> there is growing excitement for fans of ben and jerry's ice cream in two days it will be free cone day. on tuesday ice cream fans are invited to come and grab the scoop of their choice between 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. ice cream creators ben and jerry say it's their way of saying thank you to the people who enjoy their many flavors. the company has held a free cone day every year since it opened in 1970. >>> time now 7:25. in friday's box numbers are in and captain america appears to have used his super hero strength to get to the to

now yellow stone sits on what is called a super volcano. >> time will tell. >> those bison are runningecause that is what they do every day in yellow stone. >> scientists at the yellow stone volcano says despite recent seismic activity, people foul shot worry. he studied the area for decades and doesn't expect an ropings any time soon. >>> some san francisco teenagers are right now on the trip of a lifetime. the zone teenagers from in africa during gana on a trip organized by san francisco police officer jason johnson. we caught up with the group at sfo last week as they were leaving their nine-day journey. now they have sent us photos. officer johnson by the way works at the bay view station and all of those teenagers live in the bay view as well. the trip was paid for by donations and officer johnson says he was inspired to organize the trip so these teenagers could learn about their african heritage. >>> it's all one north bay girl wanted for her birthday this year. the request she sent to patrick willis. we will tell you how he is responding. >> a severely sick baby girl is stuck o

the plume of ash can be seen for miles >> reporter: in the indid i kth volcano lived up to that. it e vuptd after 6:00 p.m. local time shooting a plume of ash more than six miles high in five minutes. located 90 miles south of the capitol, it has been active since 1999 and is closely monitored. >> since yesterday and this morning, there were stronger than usual emissions, about two kilometers high. >> scientists have seen two major eruptions in just the last two months. >> in the afternoon, we received a geophysical report that indicated we should take precautions because the volcanic activity was increasing. >> standing at more than 16,000 feet, it is one of eight volcanoes in ecuador. it is part of the ring of fire of the pacific. the explosion in 2006 killed four people but no deaths were reported in the latest he explosion. morgan radford, al jazeera. >>> we have a severe thunderstorm warning across alabama and we are looking at severe weather the next couple of hours as well as into tomorrow. this band of moisture, a stalled out frontal boundary, a ton of moisture streaming

. >> and an-ecuador volcano spews ash into the sky. >> good afternoon to you. welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city, and here are the headlines. >> a chinese ship searching for malaysian airlines flight 370 picked up a signal from the floorof the indian ocean. the crew reportedly heard a ping. the source of that ping is not known. >> in afghanistan people voted in the first democratic presidential election. it received an upsurge in violence and results are expected in mid may. >> tomorrow marks a grim anniversary. it's been 20 years since rwanda's genocide began, when 800,000, ethnic tute says were killed. ecuador is on high alert 95 miles south of the capital. it has erupted sporadically for the past 15 years. and what you can expect this weekend in weather? >> as you said earlier, it's a beautiful day in the north-east, it's extending back across portions of the great lakes into the plains. there's a little snow to contend with. that is pushing across portions of upstate new york. the whether is going to be lovely. in c

. >> people in central ecuador are on the alert as rumblings from a volcano raise fears of an eruption. ash andano spewed hot smoke. it is one of ecuador's most-active and it last erupted in february. memorabilia from the space race era will go under the hammer in a few days at barnum's auction house in new york. nearly 300 items will be on offer, including the space suit. other highlights include this checklist sheet from the first moonission to land on the with notes from astronaut buzz aldrin. before we go, a reminder of breaking news just in -- a chinese ship in the search for the missing malaysian airliner says it has found what was signals. as pulse it has not been confirmed independently. we will keep you up-to-date on this and other stories in our next bulletin. bye for now. >> april is when the wet season begins in rwanda, but the rain brings back memories of the genocide that took place here 20 years ago. starting in april, 1994, 800,000 people were murdered in 100 days. two decades on, rwandans are still dealing with the atrocity. for jean, from the capacity -- capital, it r

. >>> new this morning, a volcano in ecuador was spued an eruption yesterday. it was followed by a second four-minute explosion and five lesser tremors. the 16,000-foot volcano located 90 miles away from the capital came to life on february 1st with eruptions of that affected a third of ecuador's provinces and temporarily closed a regional airport. >>> federal authorities have uncovered two sophisticated drug tunnels that led from san diego to tee juan -- wednesday they found a cement door painted to look like the environment around it. once down they found a second tunnel equipped with a tiered electric rail system. agents have spent months investigating in an effort to uncover the tunnels. they have now discovered and shut down seven of them in the last two years. >>> happening today, advocates in san jose plan to hold a rally protesting deportations. it's all part of the national day of action for deportation relief. advocates are calling on congress and president obama to halt the deportationings which they say has neared 2 million under this administration

the country lies along the pacific ring of prior, which is prone to earthquakes and volcanos. >> in fact, the biggest earthquake ever recorded inhave you mentally was a 9.5 that occurred in 1960 in central chile. so the chilean people are used to earthquakes and they are well prepared for them. >> so far we know this quake has killed five people. here in the united states, hawaii is being warned about potentially strong currents at beaches. but there's no threat to the west coast. >>> pg&e is facing 12 criminal charges tonight involving a san bruno explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed 34 homes. today, a grand jury claimed that they knowingly violated federal laws. pg&e was warned multiple times it had insufficient recordkeeping of gas pipelines and that pg&e -- >> pg&e maintains its employees did not intentionally violate federal law and that the criminal charges are unwarranted. >>> fbi agents investigating state senator leeland yee returned with another search warrant. after last wednesday's raid at his office, agents searched a computer desk in that office. >>> a

in the infrared camera it's getting exposed to heat similar to those found inside of a volcano.car what they're using is the micro test. some of the materials what they do is they spray aluminum at their materials at 150 miles per hour to simulate ten years worth of sand erosion in one minute. >> wow. >> they use these for metal coatings they use in lots of areas. >> this is a cool way to get people to pay attention to all of the work ge is doing. >> very popular on spring break the adult beverage. this what is? >> this is kickstarter for an app for your phone. if you see a menu lots tifrms there will be beers you've never heard of before you can't figure out what they are. take a picture of the beer menu or wine menu and it will let you pick the perfect beer for you. >> that's a cool app. >> we're about to give away an ipad mini "right this minute." >> you need a twitter account. if you don't have one it's easy to create when you enter. >> enter at rightthisminute.com. click on the ipad mini button and enter today as buzzword. >> let's reveal the buzzword for tuesday. it is wel

valls says he is on a volcano.t lists a couple of the difficulties that lie ahead for the prime minister. he has his work cut out for him. he has to deal with the president, francois hollande, get your administrative blockages, and deal with the "ball and chain that is the left." >> we have a quick look at some other magazines that he'll with very different -- that deal with very different topics. >> this focuses on alzheimer's disease. it describes the ordeal that it is for the families of those affected. in the absence of any effective treatment. they are hopeful that one day at your will be found. on the front page, you can see a photo of a famous french actress who passed away in 2011 after struggling with the disease. moving on to something completely different stateside new york city, exploring the city's latest extravagance and excitement. this is a topic that comes up time and again in the french media, opting -- often taxes or real estate. here, it is new york. you might have never heard of her, but she is

. >>> new this morning, a volcano in ecuador was spewed an -- a column of ash six miles high after anruption yesterday. it erupted yesterday and it was followed by a second four-minute explosion and five lesser tremors. the 16,000-foot volcano located 90 miles away from the capital came to life on february 1st with eruptions that affected a third of ecuador's provinces and temporarily closed a regional airport. >>> federal authorities have uncovered two sophisticated drug tunnels that led from san diego to tijuana. each tunnel is more than a third of a mile long running between warehouses on each end. on monday agents smashed through a hatch door that was pinned to look like the area around it. once down they found a second tunnel equipped with a tiered electric rail system. agents have spent months investigating in an effort to uncover the tunnels. they have now discovered and shut down seven of them in the last two years. >>> happening today, advocates in san jose plan to hold a rally protesting deportations. it's all part of the national day of action for deportation relief. advoca

we have nothing to do with the earthquakes and volcanoes. the earthquakes are from fracking, i don't know. an asteroid could hit us at any moment. also, the most successful kind of life on this planet is not us, it's microbes. they are the ones who greatly outnumber us and may eventually destroy us. tavis: you look at man's inhumanity to man. how does god get the blame for that when most of what we deal with, almost everything we deal with is the way we now treat each other? war to poverty, it's man's inhumanity to man them openly. if you're a believer, god creates us, he puts us on the dissingnd then we start one another and killing one another and maltreating one another. how does god get the blame for that in your belief system? >> i guess my atheist world answer would be because there is no god, no benevolent god, anyway, that is going to intervene and set inks right. huge personal responsibility to do so. i cannot walk past the beggar on the street who is actually reaching out for money and think take care ofd will that. no, it's up to

. >> it looks like the depths of moredoro or the center of a volcano. the place going bonkers out of their minds. flairs. people are holding flairs up all throughout the stadium. some people are throwing the flares down on to the pitch. this is before the match even started. while the players are coming out on to the pitch, to shake hands. >> it delayed the match more than an hour because of all the smoke. but that wasn't the worst of it. there were fights. and also, somebody dumped a crate of anchovies on the visiting team's bench. >> oh, great. >> who has anchovies. >> the match between paok and olympiakos, loosely known as the anchovies, a fan came and dumped anchovies on the bench. arrested along with spectators and players also fought on the pitch during this match. >> other cases of beer. it's just like the way it is. >> christian is right, happens frequently not to this magnitude. >> go to the game, get pumped to see our team and tdelay it. let's wait as long as we can to see our team play on the field. >> this is part of the show. to them the ga

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he flies down the volcano at a dizzying speed. suddenly, the bicycle seems to disintegrate underneath him and he's hurdled over the handlebars. his helmet ripped off him. he tumbles down the slope for nearly 110 yards. when he finally comes to a stop, he is still conscious but barely. he is rushed to the nearest hospital an hour and a half away. eric says the high speed was too much for the prototype bike causing it to collapse. the good news -- before the accident he reaches more than 106 miles per hour. breaking his previous record. the bad news, eric suffers massive injuries, including six broken ribs, a broken leg and a head injury. his right hand is nearly torn off by the fall and he undergoes three shoulder operations. it is nearly two years before he is fully recovered. the man known as the red baron today only has partial memory of the accident, but he says he has no regrets. he intended it to be the last run of his career, and, indeed, it is. >>> we now go from the volcanoes of nicaragua to the sunny skies of australia wh

mostly because a lot of people believe it foretells the coming eruption of some sort of super volcano beneath the surface of the park. the park service says it's not so, nor where they running because of the most recent earthquake there. the park has about 3,000 tremors a year. they say the animals are always on the move. mostly because they're looking for food. >>> when we come back, remembering 13 extraordinary days that changed the world. >>> finally here tonight, a new play has opened in washington, d.c. with just four characters, three heads of state and one first lady. it's called "camp david." it's all about former president jimmy carter who devoted two weeks of his presidency and a substantial chunk of his leadership to forging a peace in the middle east. and no pressure on the playwright, the former president and first lady were sitting right there in the audience last night along with nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: before the moment of victory, the first arab peace treaty there was a struggle. 13 days, 2 avowed enemies and an american president, arguing, cajoling, plead

that volcano began to erupt two weeks ago. >> heavy rains could cause flooding in the southern united states today. >> our meteorologist nicole mitchell is here with your holiday weekend forecast. >> it is going to be a good one for most folks. even this rain in the southeast will end looks like in time for the holiday itself. let's take a closer look at this. you remember just a couple weeks ago, we had another area of just torrential rain causing problems in the deep south. we already have saturated ground in the area. not a lot of places for this new area of rain to go. we've got low pressure that's been lifting its way north over the gulf, causing the problems, so you're getting all that gulf moisture just basically sucked in. because of that combination of the new rain and saturated soil, watch for river flooding, flash flooding around the area and coastal flooding with all that water just basically pushed into the region. we've got a lot of flood concerns up. here's how this goes today into tomorrow. you can see the core of this, looks like the heaviest stuff in georgia, panhand

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. >> this looks like the depth of mordor or the center of a volcano.he place is going bonkers, out of their minds. people are holding flares up throughout the stadium. some people are even throwing the flares down to the pitch. this is before the match even started. while the players are coming out on to the pitch to shake hands. it delayed the match for more than an hour because of all the smoke. that wasn't the worst of it. there were fights. of course. and also somebody dumped a crate of anchovies on the visiting team's bench. >> oh, great. >> anchovies? >> the patch between paok and oliakos. they're from port city in athens. they're also known as the anchovies. some fan came and dumped a bunch of anchovies on their bench. that guy was arrested along with the spectator that is got in fights and some players also fought on the pitch during this match. >> now -- cases of beer. it's -- >> christian is right. this happens frequently. not to this magnitude. let's go to the game and get pumped to see our team and delay it. let's wait as long as we can to

a volcano exploded for five minutes. it's name means throat of fire in the local language. it came back to life in 1999. it has been particularly active in the last few months forcing nearby towns to be evacuated at times. >> remember pinatubo? much bigger than the explosion in ecuador. but a reminder that tectonically active place this planet earth even here in the bay area. [ knocking ] >>> looking live down toward the embarcadero we have mostly blue skies around the bay area now winds gusting to almost 30 at the airport so a strong sea breeze kicked in this afternoon keeping temperatures moderate. we are in the mid-60s right now for much. bay area but those numbers are going to warm up. concord right now has 66 degrees. it's 68 up in santa rosa and 61 in san francisco. if you are going to be out and about tomorrow, the rock 'n roll half marathon in the morning 62 degrees mostly clear skies a nice day for a run. if you head to the beach a little problematic. there's a beach hazard statement posted. while the weather conditions look nice, 68 degrees, a very long period swe

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