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And more, those images are absolutely stunning. >> they are and as you were saying dangerous conditions suspending rescue operations and also bad weather, but they are expected to resume this morning actually around now. they were hopeful is when they could continue as hundreds of rescue workers including firefighters, police and soldiers look to continue to look for survivors but they do expect the number of casualties to rise. the violent eruption caused a flow which is essentially hot gas and volcanic debris that causes a wave of destruction and a river of lava as a blanket of ash covered t...

It's covered one well head we know of. there's not been a release of hydrogen sulfide. at least for now there's nothing to worry about in that department. authorities are montsering the possibility that this lava could reach a main highway in the area which would give people one less escape route if things were to get any worse. of course, there's also the summit of kilauea. 30 minutes ago there had been yet another explosion there sending an ash cloud some 13,000 feet into the sky over the past couple of days, explosions, smaller explosions and earthquakes have been fairly constant, though we...

Some of those plumes rising from one of the active fissures in the area. we are also learning about a new eruption at one of the craters near the volcano which sent an ash cloud 13,000 feet into the air. within those plumes authorities warned of not only ash but sulfur dioxide. they say this volcano is showing no signs of stopping. we have a chance to see the newest pleasure developing up close. as we were pulling up to this world we saw a lot of residence sort of taking in the scene but the hawaii national guard feels this is a particular location they could give someone a false sense of secu...

>> reporter: volcano smog is a big concern and you can see those plumes rising from one of the active fissures in the area and a new eruption sent an ash cloud 13,000 feet into the air. authorities worn not only ash but sulfur dioxide, the volcano is showing no signs of stopping, we see the newest fisher developing a close. as we were pulling up to this road we saw a lot of residents taking in the scene but the hawaii national guard feels this is a location that gives a false sense of security. it starts with cracks in the road and then steam and after that lava can start flowing. geologists s...

Erupting. you can see the lava shooting into the sky yesterday. civil defense officials telling folks who are still at home to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice. lava also hitting a well at a geothermal power plant. that well plugged so it doesn't release gas that could become toxic when mixed with the lava. jeff paul live on the big island with more. hi, jeff. >> hi, leland. that volcano spot is a big concern. you can get an idea of the plume that is rising into the sky from one of the active fissures in the area. we're learning about a new eruption which sent an ash cloud 1,300 feet ...