. >> as we face off with one angry volcano. a special edition of "nightline," inside the ring of fire, starts in just seconds. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline," inside the ring of fire. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. japan's mt. ontake is still erupting tonight, after a blast covered hikers in suffocating ash. an estimated 36 people died in the tragedy. so, why would anyone visit a volcano? on purpose? tonight, we're taking you on a journey few have braved before, to a remote island that's home to o of the most violent volcanos on the planet. abc's gloria riviera is heading into a ring of fire with some intrepid experts to experience the death-defying drama of earth's 3,000-degree oven. >> reporter: the sheer force of it is like nothing else on the planet. when you're this close, you not only hear that boom, but you feel it. what you see is stop in your tracks stunning. we're inside the ring oaf fire. the most explosive terrain on earth. bearing witness to one of nature's most violent and unpredictable f

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if you're on the moon, a dying volcano on earth won't get you. it's people you work with might leave you in a bad situation, but hopefully you figure out how to get along. so, you have a chapter on how to survive all of this stuff, and so -- except for the aliens. there's an alien vision -- they may know about the mom. anyway, stop kidding around. >> guest: one of the major points of the book is that plantare defense has got to by definition by international. and i'm advocating we have a planetary defense agency. or nasa has a planetary defense department. the point is it's international and that's good. if we all work together, the bottom line is, on some level we are no longer americans and brits and russians and chinese and japanese. we are earthlings. >> host: the virus or volcano or asteroid won't know the difference. let me get a little bit technical about some things here. one thing i was surprised at, people talk about the torino and that is sort of a good way to lay out the threats and the probabilities or something, but is that like not

a volcano's for a while. and then the teeth of convincing people that it was impact oral than in shoemaker. >> guest: the crater of the other camp. >> host: that reminds me that, you know, leon more of a volcano world. most of the surface of our planet is resurfaced, you know. the ocean bottoms have been resurfaced 50 times since the beginning of the planet. the impact, are routed away on the continents. we have a lot of volcanoes. they are dangerous. you know, the theory is at least the whole human race almost died because a volcano buried you know, we are entering the 21st century. who knows what we will cook often the way of dangerous things that kill us all. so return back to this issue that you raised. the survival imperative, the name of your chapter. along with protecting ourselves from the asteroid we have to protect ourselves from everything else. so one thing you are advocating is let's get some people out of here. and so once you -- why don't you tell me more about that speech to spread and out or

the volcano is still active.nleashing clouds of ash as we sit here and speak. >> will ripley is live at the base of that volcano. will? >> reporter: hey, joe, christi, the rescue activities have wrapped up for this evening but you can see there's an active road block behind me. this is one of three ways that you can actually get up to the mountain, and we are told that crews who started before dawn, worked all day and into the evening until there was absolutely no light left, they will be back out again before dawn trying to get up the mountain, crossing that road block behind me to see if they can find anybody who survived the disaster. one by one they're carried off the mountain, more than 30 people with no pulse in a state of cardiac arrest, all of them near the summit when mt. ontake erupted. home video shows a giant plume of gas and ash surrounding and blinding these hikers in seconds. security cameras captured mt. ontake rumbling to life saturday its first major eruption in 35 years, more than 200 climbers

of the volcano was just sat in the energy out of mehe doesn't just rappel off volcanoes. he got married on one. he and the lady who melted his heart. exchanged vows back in still ahead. the scramble to catch a mountain a 6 year old on a popular trail in cupertino. plus -- san jose city council weighs in on a controversial surveillance camera registry. giants are home plan the dodgers. days are on the road trying the hang on to a wild-card position. 0,000 california foster childr extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay tog

what is more, this volcano is still active. and speak with you. >> cnn's will rippley is live at the base of the volcano. will? >> yeah, john, you talked about the smoke plume. while can you no longer see it because it is now -- it's now night fall. there is no more light, you can still smell that gas and the ash in the air, ash that has been raining down on this area and near the mountain after an eruption yesterday on a mountain full of people that were there for recreation only to find themselves caught in the middle of this disaster. one by one, they're carried off the mountain. more than 30 people with no pulse in a state of cardiac arrest. all of them near the summit when the volcano erupted. home video shows a giant plume of gas and ash surrounding and blinding these hikers in seconds. security cameras captured the volcano rumbling to life saturday, the first major eruption in 35 years. more than 200 climbers came to japan's second highest volcano for the peak of autumn viewing. so many people were near the summit says t

>> some volcanos like the japanese volcanos have a lot of water in the magma, like if you took the soda and shook it up, unlike hawaii. >> woodruff: so clearly these 36 deaths are tragic. for the volcano itself, how significant an eruption is this? >> well, this is... scientists will be looking very closely at what may lie ahead here. if you'll harkin back to 1980, mount st. helens before the huge represent shun there, there was a series of these freeatic eruption, these eruptions involving boiling water. they were viewed as a precursor to the eruption which we ultimately saw which caused such deftation in that part of the world. so volcanos are in some sense predictable but in some sense not. you can see a lot of the warning signs. it's very difficult to know when they're going to blow. think of the island of montserrat. that island dealt with evacuations. half the island is now completely evacuatedment but itling nerd a state of near eruption for many, many years. many scientists were asked, why can't you figure this out better. >> woodruff: thomas wagner, continuing with that, is it

the volcano planet. >> when we look at this video of you at the volcano, it is not even real. >> well that's the thing, is that it is real, and i have seen the video so many times miles, and when i look at it i think it is some time of special effect, but it is not. it is one pun herself real, which appears to be what a water fall of lava, and you can see me in the video, this little figure in this reflect it suit, and i guarantee you it is 100% real. >> it is heat proof, but my goodness, you must still feel it. >> yeah, let me rephrase that, heat resistence. if you kit not have that protective clothing on you could only stand at the edge for maybe a few seconds at a time before the heat was so overwhelming you would get serious burns. so i was able to stand there and get as close as humanly possible to the lake of lava, but only for a few minutes at a time with the protective clothing. there were times when i was so close, that the lenes hood melted from the heat of the lava, i don't hold back when it comes to getting the shot, and that's what i am focused on, of course i want to do

against volcanoes.as he pointed out oregon earthquakes, typhoons, hurricanes. so i am an optimist in that regard. if you have the will you can defend the planet against asteroids. you can't defend it against exploding volcanoes. you just can't do it. so anyway we are sitting on it. >> host: have you thought about like we put the old and buzz on the new and individual can no have gone off while they were there they would have been in bad shape. maybe there wouldn't have been an aircraft carrier to pick them up or something like that. so, talk about saving the earth from asteroids how big of a project you think is keeping your people will live on the moon, and by the way this is what i wrote about the 20 you think? >> host: in terms of the colony of the moon? it is a no-brainer. spread out or die. and again, will it cost a huge amount of money clicks yes what is your life with? you don't have any sort of scale proposal in mind or something like that? they just have to come back to earth? >> guest: i think

predictability but the fact they're volcanos, very unpredictable. if something goes wrong while down there, that's it. >> i think it's worth the risk. it's awesome to be able to do this. not everybody gets to. >>> a couple of accident videos coming up for you. first one from russia. this footage is as shocking as it is spectacular. this, as you can see in the video, is an michl, at the air show. you may notice where things are a little bit off. >> gracious. other gracious. >> now that's bad. >> eventually the fire brigade comes out, start putting out the fire. three crew on board at time of accident, two killed. but one actually managed to survive and came out with a few injuries. >> whoa. >> we have more video. this time from the uk, the m-42. you can see on this video here, quite clearly on the overhead you can see these two xs with the flashing lights. it's universal sort of sign of you shouldn't be going down that lane. heading straight for a construction zone which he doesn't see until he is on top of it. >> oh, man. >> totally avoidable. >> wh

this crater was the volcano that was part of the volcano that erupted. it was a fissure, out of the side of the volcano. that was not as intense. but an eruption from the main chamber from a volcano, that can really send this ash cloud very high into the atmosphere. the difference between that and a fissure eruption off the side of the mountain, means the eruption will be less disruptive in terms of ash cloud going into the atmosphere. amazing video coming out of japan. just our hearts are out to the hikers. >> we go back to the video. there was conflicting reports. as many as 250 hikers here. >> that's right. there are reports of injuries on the mountain, as well the nagano fire department. with that many people still on the mountain, you know, there's going to be a major rescue effort to come in the next hour. >> what are the plans for evacuations? >> with japan raising the alert level, that means eruptions are likely here. >> they have to get people off before the eruptions go again. just a few hours, i guess. >> they're warning within a four-kilomete

rescuers found the bodies near the peak of the volcano. mt.the air and blanketing the surrounding area in ash. about 250 people were initially trapped on the slope but most made their way down by last night. >>> in the netherlands, a monster truck crashed into a crowd of people. it veered over after going over a line of cars. at least a dozen people were hurt. show organizers think either the truck's gas pedal got stuck or its brakes failed. >>> powerful storms brought damage and flooding to parts of arizona this weekend. take a look at this. the wind so strong it blew off part of a roof at the airport. gusts tempered a stage. dozens of people were left without power. thankfully, though, no injuries were reported >>> a look at george clooney and his new bride. >>> in addition to the traffic jam, we'll tell you what else to expect from the tech conference. >>> and a live look at san jose. cloudy skies there. but if you like warmer weather, you're sure going to like what's ahead. and now here's cecelia vega. >> hi, kate ekatie. severe storms flo

japans home to more than a dozen hundred active volcanos.doane, beijing. >> students have been protesting in hong kong all weekend and now the executive has gone on television saying they should go home. protestors were thrown back in th the face of tear gas and afraid police might rubber bullets. they are protesting democracy imposed in beijing, a monster truck demonstration this weekend, a pick up with tracker wheels appears to spin out of fontrol in this video shot by a spectator and then into a group of on-lookers. three people were killed, including a child. up next, check it out. up nmart is in the banking business. [g because health is everything. gq >> glor: the country's biggest >> glor: the country's biggest retailer, wal-mart has announced to offer customers low fee checking account starting next month. forlution for the millions of americans who are now un-banked. sere to discuss is cbs news analyst jill schlessinger. jill, 10 million people in this country who do not have a bank account what leads to that? >> the federal reserve

even deep in the mouth of a volcano.ettle for a selfie when you can horse around with a rubber mask, as long as it doesn't melt? jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> he found love in a volcano. what's my problem? >> yeah. >> thanks for watching. >> we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >>> president obama ready to take on isis. tonight, stet to reveal his pla to fight syria and iraq. strategy expected to include diplomacy, aid and force. but is it too little too late as isis fighters continue to gain ground. live team coverage begins now. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> good morning, it's wednesday, 4:00 a.m. in

this is a very large volcano and there were some crater lakes at or near the summit of the volcano, so the inside of the volcano will be rich in precipitated minerals. so things like sulfur, hydrogen chloride, and those gases have probably escaped from mag ma over many years and decades and now it's heated up and erupted. there will be quite high levels of gas like hydrogen sulfide or hydrogen chloride. >> we know they've had to halt a lot of the rescue operation. is there any way for people who are really desperate to find some of these hikers who are still missing, of knowing what could happen now and when it might happen? >> again, i think unfortunately, it's a really tragic event. it's clearly a very serious eruption. and the monitoring authorities will now be trying to work out from the signals they've getting after the eruption what's going to happen next. but i think really we don't know. these steam explosions can happen without warning. there's already been one major eruption, and so i think we've really got to proceed with caution. >> japan is on what is called the ring of fi

ontake is just one of we volcanoes in japan. abc news recently traveled to indonesia, in the ring of fire, those 450 volcanoes circling the pacific, responsible for 90% of the worlds volcanic eruptions. when your this close you not only hear that boom but you feel it. thunder, fireworks, all at once. it's absolutely amazing. but eruptions such as mt. ontake can be difficult to predict, scientists recently seeing an uptick in seismic activity, but nothing predicting this. despite the nightmare, there were the lucky in japan. survivors off the mountain, back in their loved one's arms. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> and gloria will have an in-depth report on dangerous volcanos late they are week on "nightline." >>> and hong kong, tens of thousands of people taking on the financial district. police lobbing tear gas in the protester, arresting more than 60 people opposed to the chinese government. they fear it could affect the global markets tomorrow. >>> and back here at home, and what could be a miserable travel week ahe

a volcano erupts as dozens of people are there. they're climbing it.have these pictures of the eruption. learning more about what led up to this, next here on cnn. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. >>> at least a dozen people are presumed dead following saturday's sudden eruption of a volcano in japan. hundreds of hikers were out on this volcano. it's near mount ontake. when it unleashed this massive plume of ash and deadly gas. china's chad myers joins me now with a little bit more on this. this apparently happened so quickly. you have all these people, these hikers up there on the slopes of

the country is home to more than a hundred active volcanos.doane, cbs news, beijing. >>> in southern peru a quake killed about four people. it destroyed most of the adobe and stone buildings in one town. more than 1,500 people have been left homeless. rescue workers are searching the rubble for survivors. >>> narendra modi arrived sunday. outside there were protested against modi. they say he's guilty of human rights violations. before he was prime minister he was banned from entering the u.s. >>> still to come, the no-hitter that almost wasn't. an acrobatic catch preserves a historic game for the washington nationals. >> and the captain's curtain call. the boston red sox send derek jeter out in style in his final game. an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective

eruption is that the volcano, itself, is cracking. this is called a large magnum dice, cracking of the volcano, happening because of the movement of the mag ma under the earth's crust so as it moves, it's expanding the earth causing the crack. >> i got a tidbit to throw in, a cool video, watch the full version, but it's a cool version using star waves. the movie knows they use it because it's in ice land where they shot "oblivi"oblivion", ans the sound track. >> oh. ♪ apparently, there's flights. if you want to see it, this is the best chance to see an eruption right now. >>> one of the most delicious drinks? the coffee. the coffee moment. well, get this. we've been doing it wrong. thanks to buzz feed, we know five ways we have been drinking coffee wro. first up, don't pour out your leftover coffee. this tip is the most genius thing i heard in the whole life. pour that coffee rather than down the drain into ice trays, freeze it, and mix those delicious coffee ice milk, and you have an iced latte. >> that's actually clever. >> i like i

the volcano has the chance to cause these effects. think of ash clouds as microscopic fragments of glass and rock. now this gets sucked into jets' engines, into combustion engines. it melts those fragments. that becomes a molten glass of sorts. eventually that cools and then it starts to so lidify on the turbine propellers. that actually will block the air flow eventually causing the he can begin to seize. that's why that's not good for the aviation industry. this is a web cam of the recent activity of mt. ontake. vol can noll low gists and experts are paying close attention to what this mountain or volcano are doing next. you can he suh the steam making its way towards the top of this particular crater. this storm system or this volcano actually brought what was called a pyroclassic flow. it brought a strong cloud of hot rock, ash, and it moved at a flow of 100 miles per hour. it's extremely hot. 207 degrees within some of that cloud there. that's why you can see obviously that causes major concerns for anyone surrounding that area.

with him. >> i could not believe that. >> that is where i wanted to get married a volcano. >> oops.you got to up that. >> nicely done. >>> one more look at weather and traffic before we go. >> we will go to the shore where it is not necessarily lava hot but warmer then yesterday. uv index is still low, but we will see more sunshine just keep in mind silence hazard we have minor tidal flood concerns as well as risk for rip currents and of course so many life guards are done for the year to be really careful if you do hit waves. >> torey. >> thanks katie. still rush hour all over sprinkles, look at the schuylkill expressway, earlier disable vehicle eastbound approaching gladwynn moved to the shoulder moments ago. we have residual delays there and rush hour delays all over the game, 95, 76, 476 and so on and so forth. >> you go the that right. >> yes. >> bingo. >> quick reminder we wake up early with us each morning we go on the air 4:30 a.m. on our sister station cbs-3. we are here bringing you news weather traffic and sports and bring it to you extra early. thanks for watching "eyewi

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it is one of 100 attentive volcanos in japan. previously, the area was covered with 200,000 tons of ash. believe that and you'll believe anything. >> parts of the country could be looking at some severe weather this week. >> meteorologist nicole mitchell is tracking the storms. >> good morning, we've got that system that's been hovering through the west coast. i want to mention you can see a front starting to come down into the northern tear of the country, eventually temperature changes for places that have been quite warm. a closer look at the system. this is an upper level low spinning off. places like arizona, the phoenix aired, winds over 60 miles per hour. maricopa, hurricane forced winds at some point. you can see the storms lining up to do what we call training where the whole track keeps going over one particular area, lead to go flooding. that's going to still be our concern with this system as it moves along, possible flash flooding as you get under that banding. we have another system coming into the northwest. the co

there are more than 100 active volcanoes in japan. that makes up almost 10% of the active volcanoes in the world just in this one country but even for a place that is used to eruptions, this one will go down in the history books as we learn more details sadly about the people up on the mountain when it happened this will go down as one of the worst in recent memory. >> as we look at the live images from will's position and we can look at the smoke which continues to rise, what we also saw from will's live shot there, people actually still wearing masks on their face as a precaution because there's ash which can cause burns if it is inhaled and respiratory problems as well and those ropes, those lines are part of the rope way running up part of the side of the mountain which was so popular, it was an easily walkable mountain and that's why so many people -- in fact, i think we can see a helicopter just in the distance which is part of the rescue efforts. >> and that massive plume of smoke about 200 kilometers west of tokyo. the volcani

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two adventurers went into a volcano for one unbelievable journey.o your knowledge climb down into a volcano? me neither, but this guy did. >> you cannot physically get closer without swimming in it. >> that's george in the heat resistant suit along with his accomplice in adventure, sam. george is the teeny-weeny figure at the bottom of a volcano pit in the south pacific. >> it's one of the most dangerous and difficult to get to. >> they rappel down 1200 feet, a depth equal to the height of the empire state building. it took two hours to descent about 50 feet above the churning lava. even wearing a fire-resistant suit, george could only stand there a couple of minutes at a time. really hot? are you sweating in there? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. the heat from the volcano is sapping the energy out of you. >> they used a laser thermometer to measure the temperature of flying rocks. >> 600 degrees. >> look out for the lava. >> parts of it splashed me and melted my jacket. >> reporter: and the noise? >> i call it the sound of satan's washing machine. this ch

the area surrounding the volcano has been closed. mt ontake is one of 110 active volcanos, and one of 47 under 24 hour civilians. the last time they had an eruption was in 1979. there was an increase in volcanic earth cakes at ontake, but slowed down prior to the eruption, so the alert level was not raised. >> the syrian observe industry for human rights says three makeshift oil refineries happens been hit by the coalition against i.s.i.l. it hit the town. the era include the main oil fields. i.s.i.l. fighters fund their operations in part by selling oil on the black market. coalition air strikes targeted i.s.i.l. fighters surrounding a kurdish town on syria's northern border with turkey. an i.s.i.l. building and two tanks were destroyed. kurdish fighters attacked the group on the ground. kurds in syria are spread across large parts of the north. i.s.i.l. fighters overran dozens of villages around the up to , trying to take back the -- around the town, trying to take back the - they were pushed back by kurdish fighters from the turki

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. >>> rescuers found more than 30 victims killed when a volcano erupted. they were found near the peak of the volcano and died from cardiac arrest and lung failure in an area covered in thick ash. the danger of another eruption is making it impossible to remove the victims and confirm those deaths. >> this is new video of yesterday's eruption. some of the images were taken by people as they scrambled to debt down the mount apslopes. 250 people were on the volcano yesterday when it erupted without warning. many are hikers who just walked off of the mountain and made it to some of the shelters. >>> an american doctor exposed to ebola in africa arrived back in the u.s. he was admitted to a clinic today. health officials say the doctor has been exposed to ebola but it does not mean he will get sick. he was exposed while volunteering. no other details released. >>> the truck driver involved in the accident that killed four members of a softball team said he was distracted. the students from north texas college the police say the truck veered near the center hig

george doesn't just repel into volcano volcanoes, he got married on one. >> much messing around.arried. to the sounds of the a conch cell, and periodic eruptions of mount yasser. they exchanged vows back in 2 6 2006. he'll never get over the mesmerizing orange glow. >> to me it doesn't look real and i'm the man in the shot. >> you can host around with a rubber mask, as long as it doesn't melt. >> totally weird. >> the most expensive video game ever made is now out. development and marketing of destiny estimated $500 million. >> it's a futuristic online shooter from the company that created the popular halo games. and from the publisher of the call of duty franchise. so both companies are hoping this will be a start of another long series. >> the game became available for microsoft xbox and sony's play station systems on tuesday. activision says it's the most preordered video game in game history. >> how about that? well, one of the america's oldest women rights groups is calling on the head of the nfl to resign. >> that comes after the emergence of a video showing former nfl star

this is a volcano and our good buddy jeff mackly is shooting footage. this is water that's about to be thrown into the lava lake. >> invigorated the activity. >> that is dangerous. >> how do you know if it's going to bubble or just be enough activity to trigger more activity? it can blow up. >> no. >> it's cool. isn't that much of a trigger. it's only a thing with water. think about it. you need an incredible amount of water to get that spewing stuff above the rim of that lake. >> that's cool. >> the fact we are getting to see this lava lake again, one of the most inaccessible volcanos in the world and one of the most active in ethiopia. it is continuously active. >> this is the adventures of superboy and his brother. mom is rolling video. >> unlock it. unlock the door, please. go ahead. open it. unlock it. okay. i'm help you. >> superboy does not fully come into his powers so mom has to help him out. there is something behind the door that only superboy can solve the mystery. >> come on in. >> it's daddy! >> thank you for your service, chris. chris has

when the volcano erupted. this hiker, who often posts his travels on youtube, capturing the moment the day turned deadly and dark. here, another group taking refuge inside that hut. helpless as the sky goes black. "the rocks fell like hailstones," this man said. at 12:42, inside another shelter, people huddled together. listen as volcanic debris rains down. officials warned another blast could send boulders up to 2 1/2 miles from the crater. survivors making their way through a moonscape. carpeted in a thick ash, nearly two feet deep in some places. ontake is just one of some 450 volcanos that make up the ring of fire in the pacific ocean. responsible for 90% of the world's volcanic eruptions. we saw their power first-hand when we traveled to indonesia. when you're this close, you not only hear that boom, but you feel it. in japan, the search suspended today. more than 500 rescue workers forced off the mountain by dangerous levels of poisonous gas. now, watching and waiting for conditions to improve. gloria ri

the last time the volcano had a major eruption was in 1979. there was an increase in volcanic earth quakes earlier this month but they had slowed down prior to saturday's eruption. the alert level wasn't raised wayne hayes, japan. coming up in the next 15 minutes or so, the most damaging strike in the history of air france is over. find out why in just a little while plus: >> a fighter in a hospital in germany where children injured during the conflict in gaza are receiving critical medi-care. an intimate look... >> ...wait...is that a camera? >> at the real issues facing american teens >> whoa...code red.... >> dreaming big... >> i gotta make it happen... and i'm gonna make it happen... >> choices made.... >> i'm gonna lose anything left that i have of the mexican culture... >> fighting for their future... >> it is imperative that i get into college... it's my last chance to get out of here... >> the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on al jazeera america >> an al jazeera america special report families torn apart,

off an effort to bring downe bodies of victims from a japanese volcano. and mount ontake (ooh-n tah kay) is s erupting. authorities now say at leas3 efforts to bring back more bodies from a volcano in japan. at least 36 people are presumed dead there. >> and some of the victims have been found under nearly 2 feet of ash. >> japan's mountain continues to spew smoke and ash complicating recovery efforts. they forced first responders to stop bringing down the bodies of those killed before work was called off, crews air lifted at least 8 bodies to a near by town today, some victims have been found under 20-inches of ash. the massive volcano in central japan is a tourist attraction, it erupted saturday with at least 250 people hiking and sightseeing on it. by the evening, most of them had made their way down. this survivor said, i am so glad that i came back alive. >> more than 200 soldiers and firefighters have been scrambling to find and rescue any survives. saturday's eruption because the first fatal 1 in modern times. a similar eruption occurred in 1979 bu

>>> deadly volcano, hund of hikers trapped on a mountain when the earth explodes. tonight, dozens are still missing. >>> high-tech, the new start-ups trying to cash-in on legalized pot. yes, there's an app for that. >>> and new arrival in the clinton family. grandma hillary says she and the president are over the moon. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. we begin with a heartbreaking story out of oklahoma where a college softball team trip ended in tragedy on a busy interstate. four young women were killed after the bus they were on collided with an 18-wheeler. all the victims were members of the softball team at north central texas college. the youngest of those killed was 18, the oldest 20. and tonight back in texas their tight-knit college community is gripped by a profound sadness. kerry sanders is in ardmore, oklahoma, tonight for us. kerry, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. the women's softball team was about 40 miles shy of their destination when their bus was hit by

even deep in the mouth of a volcano.hy settle for a selfie when you can horse around with a rubber mask, as long as it doesn't melt? jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> absolutely love it. >>> now quickly to a surprise endorsement from a controversial supporter. rob ford, who has admitted smoking crack cocaine, he was endorsed by none other than retired boxing champ and former convict, mike tyson. the pair appeared together in toronto where the exboxer is hosting a one-man show. tyson said both he and the mayor have overcome adversity. ford said he's always idolized tyson. that does it for us for now. the u.s. president lays out his vision for fighting isis later today. we'll bring you the world's biggest stories after this short break. stay with us. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow,

one of 110 active volcanos in japan and one of 47 that are under 24 hour surveillance.he last time the volcano had a major eruption was in 1979. >> there was an increase in volcanice earthquakes but they had slowed down prior to saturday's eruption. so the alert level wasn't raised. wayne hay, al jazeera, kanagawa, japan. >> the appeargan president has made his final speech as president. i leaves his post during a volatile time where violence is a daily threat to the stability of the country. >> whenever i heard the sorrows of our people caused by terrorists or attacks, i would try my best to bring stability but unfortunately, i couldn't achieve my goals today. tomorrow, i will handle the responsibility -- hand over responsibility to the next elected president and support the new government which will be led by ghani and the newly appointed executivort. abdullah abdullah. i would like to congratulate the whole nation and wish them success and prosperity. >> hammond cars aye became president after the u.s. led invasion but the time he was in office was marched by claims

more than 200 people were trying to scale its peak when the volcano erupted. two flights headed to tokyo have been diverted. the last eruption was back in 1979. >> a big mess there. >>> coming up next, the new law that helps protect children caught in the middle of domestic violence. >>> a south bay race for mayor. >>> and while we saw a sunny afternoon here at home, thunderstorms continue to fire across the sierra and not to mention rain, lightning, and everyone some snow. >>> we'll hear from first responders after that horrible bus crash in oklahoma that killed members of a college softball team. we have dramatic pictures out of japan where a volcano explodes without warning and we'll meet the tech savvy entrepreneurs cashing in on legalized pot in colorado. >>> victims of domestic violence will soon have increased protection in the state of california. one bill closes a loophole in state law that excluded children from being covered by domestic violence orders. now it also allows judges to issue restraining orders based solely on the testimony of the person