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The sea water could cause toxic gases. so far the air is safe to breathe and the lava is now forming a new delta off la palma. and this is the scene in hawaii as one of the most active volcanos is erupting once again. observers noticed lava spewing from the volcano wednesday hours after increased seismic activity. officials say it is not a present danger to nearby residents on hawaiis big island. the most recent eruption began last december and continued for five months. now, tropical storm ...

Steam being given off when the lava hits the water, theres also the risk that toxic gases are released as well. and nobody knows how much more lava is going to flow into the sea. theres no sign of this ending any time soon. fishermen can only watch and wait. its said the fish all swam awayjust before the eruption. translation: we dont know what the future . will be like because there are fewer fish. i dont see a future here if they dont help us. do you think youll leave la palma? si. others are ...

Forward with a vote on the presidents $1 trillion infrastructure plan. despite a vow from progressives to tank it unless a larger $3.5 trillion plan to expand the social safety net is passed first. negotiations coming down to the wire our late reporting from capitol hill also tonight the grim milestone. 700,000 deaths in the u.s. from covid. across the country, enforcement of vaccine mandates is being stepped up and just days before it takes effect, a new legal challenge to new york citys te...

On the spanish island of la palma continued to flow into the sea, sending out vast clouds of steam and practice gases and many homes and top cops have been destroyed and thousands of people have had to flee since the eruption began. dan johnson reports. welcome to the newest part of la palma — a volcanic island extension thats growing all the time. and all this lava has destroyed 900 homes and forced thousands more to be abandoned. emily and augustine are the latest to pack up, ready to leave,...

Its hard to see people without anywhere to live. on this island, we are family. theres a huge exclusion zone being controlled theres a huge exclusion zone being patrolled by the coast guard because, although thats mostly steam being given off when the lava hits the water, theres also the risk that toxic gases are released as well. and nobody knows how much more lava is going to flow into the sea. theres no sign of this ending any time soon. la palmas fishermen can only watch and wait. its said t...

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Translation: its not easy, - we never imagined this could happen. its hard to see people without anywhere to live. on this island, we are family. theres a huge exclusion zone being controlled by the coastguard because although thats mostly steam being given off when the lava hits the water, theres also the risk that toxic gases are released, as well. and nobody knows how much more lava is going to flow into the sea. theres no sign of this ending any time soon. la palmas fishermen can only watch ...

La palmas fishermen can only watch and wait. its said the fish all swam away just before the eruption. translation: we dont know what the future will be - like because there are fewer fish. i dont see a future here if they dont help us. do you think youll leave la palma? si. others are adapting to this strange new way of life, dominated by the deep rumbling of the volcano and the unpredictable threat of its everflowing lava. danjohnson, bbc news, la palma. the sweetest environmentalist greta thu...

Rio, border authorities were taken by surprise by a surge of mostly haitian migrants who came from south america. 5,000 were deported back to haiti. but the administration released most into the u.s., around 13,000, asking them to report to an immigration center to start asylum hearings. tonight immigration advocates say its time to end title 42. >> it is blatantly illegal under u.s. and international law and it caused enormous harm to hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers. >> reporter: late t...

That volcano is still really active, and there is fresh lava flowing from new vents. theres an emergency team thats just driven up the road here with loudspeakers, warning people that the wind direction has changed and that the sulphur levels are increasing in the air here, that people should go home and keep their windows closed. and this relentless eruption is notjust affecting daily life here and peoples livelihoods, its actually changed the lay of the land. welcome to the newest part of la p...