Kilauea volcano continues to erupt as lava streams reach Pacific Ocean

VOICED: Shows interior and exterior shots drive along with National Guard overseeing evacuation of area and monitoring fissures opening up as volcano erupts, including soldiers making records and speaking to residents. Exterior shots heat shimmer above blackened cooling lava flow that emerged over the weekend. Exterior shots clouds formed by toxic lava haze caused as lava reaches the ocean. Drone shots of smoke rising from where ground has opened releasing sulpher dioxide and killing nearby vegetation. Interview with Hawaii National Guard Lieutenant Colonel Charles Anthony speaking on eruption of Kilauea volcano. Interview with resident of Leilani Estates Lyle Robert speaking on living on a volcano. (THIS CLIP CONTAINS BLACK HOLES - THIRD PARTY CONTENT) The Kilauea volcano has been erupting for almost two weeks- and its lava streams have now reached the Pacific Ocean southeast of Pahoa, on 22nd May, 2018 in Hawaii, United States of America