Indonesia tsunami leaves beach towns devastated

Indonesian volcano Anak Krakatau erupted again on Sunday spewing ash and smoke into the sky and the ocean, a day after its earlier eruption caused the deadly tsunami that killed at least 373 people, aerial footage showed. Anak Krakatau or "Child of Krakatoa," is one of the world's most infamous volcanic islands and it's believed to have triggered an underwater landslide that generated the killer waves. The death toll from Saturday night's tsunami is likely to rise, Indonesian authorities said on Monday, with 128 missing and more than 1,400 injured. It was the second deadly tsunami to hit seismically active Indonesia this year. A powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami that hit Sulawesi island in September, giving residents a brief warning before the waves struck.