PAUL: Can you imagine being this family, sitting on this -- looks like their porch, part of their property. This is in Hawaii. And all they can do is stand and watch as this lava inches closer and closer to their home. They did remain calm the whole time, believe it or not. Listen.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This is insane. This lava is advancing about, I don't know, three feet per minute, two feet per minute.</s>BLACKWELL: Lava from the Kilauea volcano is covering just three square miles of the Big Island, and earthquakes are ramping up, as well. Yesterday alone there were 90 quakes in six hours. Thanks to NASA, look at this, we're getting a look at the -- from the International Space Station of what all of this looks like. Nasa has been helping Hawaiian officials track new fissures, and it helps them understand why the lava is headed. And Starbucks is getting ready to begin training its employees on issues concerning racial bias. This is after one employee called police because two black men were waiting for a business associate without buying anything.
Volcanic Lava Flows Continue in Parts of Hawaii.