. >>> search and rescue efforts are continuing in western indonesia after heavy rains triggered floods and landslides at least 16 people including college students have been confirmed dead. five people are still missing. the disaster occurred on sunday in north sumatra province more than 70 students and guides were visiting the tourist attraction in a jungle tracking area. >> translator: the color of the water was brown. it hit our tent and two of our friends were taken down with the landslide. i was trying to help them, but there was a big wave coming. >> officials in the capital jakarta said they sent 300 rescuers including soldiers and police to search for the missing. >>> thailand is suffering from one of its worth droughts in years. some observers say national politics has made the crisis worse. nhk takes a closer look. >> reporter: the province in northern thailand is situated in the mekong river basin. i'm standing in a rice field, here it is supposed to be covered with mature rice. this year as you can see, the soil is dried. we can see grass is dead. the drought is being blame

three people are dead after a volcano we wrapped it in western -- when a volcano erupted in western indonesia. lume went about two miles into the sky. in costa rica, several eruptions. nobody was injured, but the streets were covered. they're asking people to avoid the area and wear protective ash. vice president biden spoke at west point's commencement today. he called for more diversity in the military, saying that would only strengthen the nation's armed forces. a u.s. marine was barred from walking at her high school graduation in illinois in her dress uniform. severaled the marines months ago, but when she returned to walk with her class friday night she was told that she could not walk without a cap and gown. >> rules are rules. just because she is in the military, the military stands for rules and order, and she is fighting for them. >> they start off by pledging allegiance. when a student actually does ed in her dress blues, she was sat down. kimberly: the school issued a statement saying the cap and down regalia is aimed at the are that the graduates celebrated as a whole in traditio

. >>> also developing, rescuers found more bodies in that deadly volcano eruption in western indonesiathe death toll is at six. the volcano unleashing hot clouds of ash as high as two miles. all of the victims were working on their farms about 2 1/2 miles away from the eruption. florida grab your umbrella and raincoat, your rain boots. tom is updating the forecast and how soon temperatures will be back into the high 70s. >>> and in the meantime there is a lot to do inside. we reveal some of the less traveled locations hidden in the nation's capital. one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. iny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enoug

. >> eruption in western indonesia killing three people and injuring four others.t blasted ash as high as 2 miles into the air today. the victims were working on their farms near the mountain when it erupted. now the mountain lay dormant for four centuries before springing to life in august of 2010. >>> also now new technology could make firefighting a lot safer than ever before and it's coming to philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh shows us exactly how it works. >> reporter: the fire alarm at the 54 story bny melon center sounded off like it does in any other emergency. >> going to the roof. >> reporter: and on saturday morning, that was the point of the philadelphia fire department training exercise to simulate a highrise blaze with 10 victims. >> coming out now. >> reporter: but this time there was something new in play. a $1.2 million piece of technology called mask app. here's how it works. the incident commander will be able to quickly access the building's preplan which shows essential and where the hose line connections are. one philadelphia f

. >> seven people are dead after a volcano in western indonesia erupted blasting clouds of ash two milesnto the sky. the victims on saturday were working in an area declared unsafe because of the proximity to the volcano. it has been dormant for four centuries before reviving in 2010, killing two people. an eruption in 2014, killed 16. >> a research ship in the ocean off the bay area is back new from the latest voyage. we were along the embarcadero in san francisco for essential show of the ship. the group got back from nine days on the ocean counting sea birds, marine mammals and the fish they eat. they do this several times a year to hook for changes in the objection dean sonoma and san mateo county. they are seeing a marked difference. >> there are interesting and different things with the warm water conditions we have had the last couple of years. >> the killer whale was spotted and an endangered hawaiian bird. >> he was there when the benghazi attack occurred and tells why the state department failed the diplomats, according to a former klay agent. >> fewer traffic citations in san

yesterday afternoon in western indonesia., after mount sinbong erupted. they were in the red zone, as apparently an area near the volcano that is supposed to be off-limits. >>> a strong cyclone in bangladesh. 21 people killed here. strong winds and flooding, more than a half million people evacuate today higher ground before the cyclone hit. >>> one of the strongest tornados, ef-5, winds with more than 200 miles an hour, destroyed one-third of joplin, missouri. it happened five years ago today. the town has mostly recovered, thankfully, but guess what, another storm threat is facing the region from texas to the dakotas, high winds and isolated tornados. >>> all right, saturday night live, latched onto the news that bernie sanders called the election, particularly on the democratic side, rigged. >> okay, so last night was the season finale of snl, and eventually they see eye to eye, watch. >> well, bernie, no matter what happens, we've had some good times you and i. >> it's true. remember when i told everyone to stop talking a

test test a town in western indonesia because of a dangerous volcano.ck two miles into the sky after it erupted killing 7 people. it was dormant for years before revived six years ago. rescue teams looking for other victims in the area. >>> the statement scheduled to begin in a former suburban chicago police officer's murder for hire trial. drew peterson is his name and there's his face. how can you forget? currently serving a 38 year sentence for the murder of his third wife and now facing new charges for allegedly plotting to kill the prosecutor who put him behind bars in that case. our legal panel is here. a fox news legal analyst and david schwartz and defense attorney, former prosecutor. good to see you both. this guy is notorious. he's infamous. he's all over the media and not only killed wife number three but he's suspected of killing wife number four. bodies never found but can he actually get a narrow trial? fair trial? >> what a great question. there's not a single juror who doesn't know what transpired because that's going to be the biggest c

. >> seven people are dead after a volume carry in western indonesia erupted.declared unsafe because of the nearest to the mountain. the volume carry was still spewing ash. it was dormant for four centuries before reviving and killing to people in 2010. >> a baltimore judge will issue a verdict tore one of six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. 25-year-old black man died of spinal injuries after being shackled in the back after police plan vow a seatbelt a year ago. the prosecutors say the officer nero arrested freddie gray without probable cause and was negligent not buckling him but the torn say he did not arrest freddie gray and it is the driver pass responsibility to secure the detainees in the van. >> san francisco's acting police chief is promising to work with the community to help regain the trust of the people. >> i am taking steps to reach across the table everyone, to folks that were protesterring and to the folks that are supportive the police department and the folks in the middle. i am reach across the tail because the olive bra

among the 20 university students and two guides who went missing in floods and landslides in western indonesiaone student was found alive and was being treated in a hospital. four people are still missing. >>> the british royals announcing a campaign to tackle mental health problems in the uk. the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry meeting with various partners charities working in mental health. they say they hope to end the stigma which can stop people from seeking help. that's the cnbc news update for this hour. let's get back to "squawk alley." >> thank you, sharon. >>> one of the great battles playing out on social media is the one over live video streaming. facebook has got its enormous audience. periscope was earlier to the game. they aggressively added new features, ipntroducing a search feature. joining us it kayvon beykpour, the ceo. always great to have you. i want to ask, facebook doesn't count views the same way you do. it's kind of all over the map in terms of knowing exactly how many people are viewing a stream, interaction, that pattern's a little bit different. wha

. >>> a volcano eruptness western indonesia killing three people and injuring four others. it blasted ashes as high as 2 miles into the earth. victims at the time were working on their farms near the mountain when it erupted. it laid dormant for four centuries before spring to go life in august of 2010. >>> a dramatic rescue, off the coast of melbourne, a australia, nine people were in a hot air balloon when high wind blew it out over opened water. pilot managed to land the balloon on the boat. passengers got off and then it was light enough to gain altitude again and then pilot reached try ground he was able to bring it down for a safe landing. >>> well, a solar powered airplane has landed in dayton, ohio but the latest leg in the around the world journey. solar impulse two landed last night after a 17 hour flight from tulsa, oak a the globe circling voyage began in march of last year from the united arab emirates. swiss made plane is expect to make a stop in insuring and then across the atlantic to europe or northern africa. >>> and lots of rubbernecking going on in los a

we will let you know when they end and when >>> a volcano eruptness western indonesia killing three people and injuring four others. mountain blasted ash as high as 2 miles in the air. victims were working on their farms near the mountain when it erupted. the mountain laid dormant for four centuries before spring to go life in august 2010. >>> a dramatic rescue off the coast of melbourne, australia, nine people were in the hot air balloon when high wind blew it the out over opened water. pilot managed to london a boat and passengers got off and then balloon was light enough to gain altitude again. when pilot reached dry ground he was able to bring it down for a safe happening. >>> scary sight there. >>> a solar powered airplane has landed in dayton, ohio. latest leg of the around the world journey. the impulse two landed last night after a 17 hour flight from tulsa, oak a globe circling voyage began in march of last year through united arab emirates. swiss made plane is expect to stop in new york and cross the atlantic to europe or northern africa. >>> and lots of rubbernecking in los ange

developing this morning, rescuers have found more bodies in that deadly volcano eruption in western indonesiaisen on six.volcano unleashed hot clouds of ash as high as 2 miles on saturday. all of the people working on their farms about 2 1/2 miles away had to escape the eruption. >>> if you've been down to the national mall, odds are you've noticed the museum. >> it's arguably the most unique building on the national mall. as aaron gilchrist expln >> reporter: long before it opens, it's become the standout building along the national mall, a massive monument to the impact black people have had and continue to have in america. these are panels of -- >> those are cast aluminum panels. >> reporter: we spent time with the architect whose firm is leading the design and building. >> it's derived from west african architectural form. >> reporter: caryatid is a traditional wooden building column like this and feature as crown or corona. >> that form was compelling to us as a stein team and we thought this might be interesting to take that notion and develop it as a protector of the content inside 37.

this new market. >> reporter: though it is experiencing rapid economic growth, indonesia refuses to merely copycat western styles, and so it nurtures its own fashions. and many people outside the country are watching the trend as well. fransiska renatta, nhk world, jakarta. >> really creative there. that wraps up eye on asia. >>> on to other stories -- the english premier league soccer champion has held a victory parade in bangkok. a thai business tycoon owns the club. fans lined the street to celebrate its historic success. the celebration kicked off on thursday afternoon with a convoy of open-top buses carrying the players through bangkok's main shopping district. fans clad in the team's signature blue uniforms cheered as they tried to get a glimpse of the trophy and the players in the flesh. >> translator: i'm so excited. i'm really proud a team owned by a thai owner has won the premier league. >> thai fans have branded the club thailand's team. the owner arranged this end of season visit, and the team is more popular than ever having beat the 5,000 to 1 odds set against it at the beginning of the seas

because not only is he listened to in the western world, so to speak, he's listened to in latin america he's huge, in indonesia he's huge, in india, in tibet, and the message of freedom, and of tolerance, and of overcoming the tribulations of your life is one that we can all at one stage or another in our lives relate to." it was a political transformation unequaled in modern times. a man branded a terrorist and given a life sentence for attempting to overthrow the state, emerges from prison a quarter-century later to become that state's elected leader. the man was nelson mandela and his historic swearing-in as president of south africa occurred this week in 1994. "nelson mandela!" "i accordingly declare mr. nelson rolihlahla mandela duly elected president of the republic of south africa." "nothing could have underscored south africa's change more vividly than the country's first black president being sworn in. mandela's greetings to poltiical foes set the theme - reconciliation. in every way, it was a day like no other." "i'm excited like a young boy. this is a parliament we've been storming all these years,

indonesia has killed at least six villagers and injured several others. the mountain is in north sumatra, ashes as high as three kilometers into the sky. on the western, in nearby farming community, it has been dormant for nearly 400 years before erupting in 2010. it is one of around 120 volcanoes active in indonesia. north korea has offered what it calls working level military talks with the south, within the next few weeks. state media says the young yang's national defense minister made the offer yesterday in a letter to the south korean military. such talks to be held later this month or early june. and there has been no response, thus far, from seoul. journalists in 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. contract, that happens in new york. that has burned a little bit of selling pressure. futures for the weeks ahead, still pointing higher. let us get to energy market reporters anthony. a little bit of fiddling around with the schematics of june, rolling into the next contract. the fundamental picture for oil, it falls back to what is happening on the supply side. it is a racket you are most hopeful for. >> supply is what everyone

western foods also presents challenges. and as this next report shows, they are issues that could affect all of us in the years to come. >> reporter: indonesia, a nation hungry for growth with 250 million mouths to feed. rice is the staple food here. often three times a day. but for how much longer? incomes are swelling and the national diet is diversifying. young people especially hunger for western-ized food. the favorites include bread with sea foods and vegetables. >> translator: i eat a a l lot brbread because itt is easier t more convenient toto eat than rice. so i eat bread almost every day. >> reporter: in southeast asia consumption of wheat and beef doubled since 2000. that of coffee has grown four-fold. japanese companies are responding to the change. a bakery and a trading firm have teamed up to produce and sell bread in indonesia. >> translator: what's the best seller? >> translator: in terms of volume, sandwich bread. >> reporter: the bakery is planning to sell a greater variety of bread in indonesia. >> translator: the market will keep doubling. we're targeting our products at young people. theyey are very curious about n thing