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Impacts of manmade climate change evident in every region of the country even as the u.s. takes a step backward in fighting this global crisis. here are the top eight stories for 2018. number eight, the hawaii volcano. the most active volcano in the world lived up to its reputation. it came to life once again. >> this is as impressive, as mesmerizing and terrifying. >> the lava, temperatures topping 2,100 degrees, destroyed 700 homes. number seven, the alaska earthquake. on november 30th, a powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck alaska. near the most populated city of anchorage. causing road...

Volume. just north of indonesia a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the southern philippine coast. it happened sugt of the capitol city. they say there's no long artsunami threat and no reported injuries. staying in the philippines where a tropical cyclone has caused deadly flooding, our meteorologist is here totle us about it. >> so earthquake, tsunami. it's been a lot for our friends in the it philippines. we're talking about significant rain from tropical depression. if you're watching from the u.s. you're thinking it's december. here it's the entire year. although this time of year they ...

Kilauea, the most active volcano in the world lived up tos it reputation. it came to light once again. >> it's as impressive and terrifying as it gets. >> the lava temperatures topped 2100 degrees destroyed 700 homes. number seven, the alaska earthquake. on november 30th, a 7.0 magnitude quake struck alaska. it was near the populated city of anchorage. knocked out power to 10,000 people. >> this was the worst most violent quake they had ever felt. >> the quake considered the most significant since 1964. no serious injuries or deaths were reported. number six, florida red tide. >> this is upon ...

Violence with tear gas canisters still being fired late into the night. already the yellow vests have said that they will be back again next week. melissa bell, cnn, paris. >> melissa, thank you for the report. still ahead here on cnn newsroom, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake caused substantial damage in one of alaska's major cities. we are there with the very latest on damage recovery and how residents are dealing with all the aftershocks. stay with us. got it?

Back down. >> going to hold my government accountable for publicly calling me a criminal. i am not a criminal. i have been a journalist my entire life. i will continue to hold the government accountable. the second is obviously it makes you feel vulnerable. but i think that's the point, right? the point is for the government to actually make you feel its power, and that it can do what it wants to do, including bending the law to the point that it's broken. >> ressa's attorney said he has posted bail and she was free to leave the court. in alaska, after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, no serious ...