boats as a precaution. and there were close calls we saw with people who didn't take those warnings seriously. a surfer was swept out and had to be saved by rescue swimmers who took him to a nearby sailboat. because coming back to shore was way too treacherous. and in alaska, jose, we're hearing this significanting report that people who lived there heard what sounded like a sonic boom at 3:30 in the morning, about seven hours after that volcano erupted, nearly 6,000 miles away. and it turns out, that was likely the pressure wave from the eruption, traveling at over 800 miles an hour, which just goes to show you how incredible that force was, jose. >> yeah, and gadi, we've seen those recent images of train tracks in california, littered with empty boxes. it's still going on. what's happening? >> reporter: that's right. this has been so infuriating for people not just here in l.a., but across the country. that's thousands and thousands of littered shipping boxes, so many addressed to homes across the country, stolen by crooks