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>> all of that lava came through in a matter of a couple of hours. >> reporter: we were there when it all began. this is the most active fissure right now. weve been watching this one go owr days. o times, its been blasting lava up to 250 feet into the lar. and this is what it looks like now, a massive cinder cone surrounded by miles of black. scientists say the volcano produced more than a billion cubic yards of lava. thats enough to fill up more than 320,000 olympic-sized swimming pools. the l...

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Leaders celebrated muellers conclusion that the trump campaign did not conspire with the kremlin. >> he actually sort of smiled leen he said something to the tfect that, "it started off as a mountain, and it ended up being a mouse," but he knew that because he knew there was no collusion whatsoever. us reporter: the special counsel td not draw a conclusion about otether mr. trump obstructed justice. now, congressional democrats are reportedly in talks with mueller to testify. president trump was...

Everyone behind me is gone all behway to the ocean. come on. >> reporter: mixed emotions as residents here decide if theyll continue to live on the slopes of an active volcano. carter evans, cbs news, kahoa hawaii. >> glor: cbs news was first to report today that former white house chief of staff john kelly has joined the board of directors of the company that fperates the largest shelter for taccompanied migrant children, caliburn international. kelly had been an adviser to its parent company b...

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His father, john, who is a climbing pioneer... >> here comes john. >> reporter: ...roskelley was just 20 years old when he became the youngest person at that time to reach the top of mount peerest. >> we had a great time. it was just a father-and-son deal. it was awesome. >> reporter: this week he was attempting to climb howse peak with two austrian climbers, hansjorg auer and david lama. howse in banff national park-- thats in alberta, canada-- the climbers took an extreme route up nearly 4,000...

The top of the peak that broke loose and swept them off of the route. and there was nothing they could do about that. >> reporter: it wasnt just avalanches they found. there was also debris that looked to be some of the climbing equipment they had. jess family is actually hoping to ski into that area tomorrow, weather permitting, and try to help rescuers find the bodies. >> glor: the tragic part about this is they were experts. all right, david, thank you very , ch. in paris, construction worker...

>> reporter: the children, ranging in age from two to 29, had been held for years in a filthy california home described as a house of horror, where they were sometimes barely fed and often chained to beds. police were tipped off only dfter one of the teens managed to escape and called 911. >> we live in filth and sometimes i wake up and i cant breathe because how dirty the house is. >> i cannot describe in words what we went through growing up. sometimes i still have tightmares of things that ha...

Learned how to ride a bike. i am getting a bachelors degree in software engineering. >> reporter: the turpins both pleaded guilty in february. the tears they shed as their children faced them were gone as the judge began reading his sentence on count after count. >> life with the possibility of parole. .> reporter: in imposing his sentence, the judge told the turpins that their actions were selfish, cruel, and inhuman. he said that if the children ended up thriving in life it would not be becaus...