The science behind Hawaii's bubbling lava
Hawaii emergency crews continue to battle lava flow and hazardous sulfur dioxide fumes, four days after the Kilauea volcano erupted on the big island.
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AMNA NAWAZ: Emergency crews continued to battle lava flow and hazardous fumes today, four days after the Kilauea volcano erupted on Hawaii's Big Island. Roadblocks are set up miles away from where lava is spilling out from fissures on the street. The eruptions have been followed by a series of small earthquakes. The ground split open near the Leilani Estates subdivision; 35 structures, including at least 26 homes, have been destroyed so far, with nearly 2,000 people forced to evacuate and unsure of how long they will be displaced. While the lava can be slow-moving, this time-lapse footage shows just how devastating it can be as it makes it way across streets. WOODY NELSON, Hawaii: It kept me up weeks on weeks knowing that the volcano is there. And this nightmare finally came true today, the wh...
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AMNA NAWAZ: Emergency crews continued to battle lava flow and hazardous fumes today, four days after the Kilauea volcano erupted on Hawaii's Big Island. Roadblocks are set up miles away from where lava is spilling out from fissures on the street. The eruptions have been followed by a series of small earthquakes. The ground split open near the Leilani Estates subdivision; 35 structures, including at least 26 homes, have been destroyed so far, with nearly 2,000 people forced to evacuate and unsure of how long they will be displaced. While the lava can be slow-moving, this time-lapse footage shows just how devastating it can be as it makes it way across streets. WOODY NELSON, Hawaii: It kept me up weeks on weeks knowing that the volcano is there. And this nightmare finally came true today, the wh...
