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doesnt add up, but where is he? "today" saturday, april 17, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a saturday, im lester holt. >> and im amy robach. >> and those pictures are just incredible. and you can see, you can imagine why its causing so much havoc in the air with that volcano and the ash everywhere. >> the numbers tell the story of how this is all falling out, the clouds and the volcano in iceland has forced the cancel...

warning, may cause headache. were drumming up some great video under the radar early this saturday morning april 17th, video under the radar early this saturday morning april 17th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs and, no, we will not be demonstrating those moves. well cok welcome to "the early show." >> this is the story everyone is talking about. things have gone from bad to worse for thousands of travelers as the cloud of volcanic ash is widening. >> more grounded flights costing ai...

[boos] >> bill: why was i booed at a conference sponsored by al sharpton? we will show you what happened. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> hi, im bill oreilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the tea party getting under the skin of the liberal establishment. that is the subject of this evenings talking points memo. according to a recent rasmussen poll 24% of americans now identify with the tea party movement. thats up 8 points in jus...

captions paid for by nbc-universal television good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a saturday, im lester holt. >> and im amy robach. >> and those pictures are just incredible. and you can see, you can imagine why its causing so much havoc in the air with that volcano and the ash everywhere. >> the numbers tell the story of how this is all falling out, the clouds and the volcano in iceland has forced the cancellation of 16,000 flights on friday, thats about 2/3 of the normal ...

if passed cap and tax has the potential to hit each family on a daily basis. as we approach the midterm elections legislative battles like this will no doubt determine the make-up of the next congress. joining me former senior adviser to president george w. bush karl rove. welcome back, good to see you. how are you? >> fabulous, sean how about you? >> sean: lets start with yesterdays tax day. a lot of angry americans. we have the bush tax cuts are expected to expire. the death tax come...

worldwide. more than a dozen nations have grounded flights to affected areas. laura ingle has more from our newsroom. >> reporter: as you know, if you have a flight on british airways heading out of the u.k. they have posted news all flights to and from the united kingdom will be cancelled. check out this image released by nasa we can show you. massive cloud of ash that is hovering over most of europe is so big, you can see it from space. this cloud that is hugging huge portions of eur...

sachs created what it called abacus, a basket of mortgage-backed securities to sell to investors. but the s.e.c. says goldman failed to tell them some of the securities were chosen by an outside hedge fund manage named john paulson who in turn was placing bets they would fall in value. >> what the government is objecting to is you cant tell one group of investors this is something you ought to buy and then tell another group of investors this is something you really ought to sell. >> r...

hundreds of thousands of airline passengers are helpless tonight. that dense, dangerous cloud of volcanic ash on the move, while they stay put. the cancellations keep coming. another 17,000 in europe today. the scene in the air is spectacular. that cloud of dust and ash from a spewing volcano, spreading across europe. the scene on the ground is chaos. the disruptions costing airlines at least $200 million a day. we begin with nick watt at londons heathrow airport tonight. good evening,...

and more we are joined by former presidential candidate host of the -- i can help myself, how are you? >> i had to fire her. she was getting too muchç attention. too much publicity. >> sean: are you serious? >> no, she had better things to do. >> sean: does the government work for the american people or do we work for the ? who is working for who here? >> well, tax freedom day was one day last week. weve been working up until now this time of the year for the government. thats when o...

global tidal wave. hundreds of thousands of airline passengers are helpless tonight. that dense, dangerous cloud of volcanic ash on the move, while they stay put. the cancellations keep coming. another 17,000 in europe today. the scene in the air is spectacular. that cloud of dust and ash from a spewing volcano, spreading across europe. the scene on the ground is chaos. the disruptions costing airlines at least $200 million a day. we begin with nick watt at londons heathrow airport ton...