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U.s. are affected as well. more flights were canceled today in spain. we know why by now. this is a broken record, this volcanic ash. >> we thought we were doing good for a while. last week mid-week we had a more significant eruption thats still ongoing. when you get the ash up there about 16,000 to 20,000 feet, it starts getting to the upper level of the atmosphere. you have to start flying around it. >> here we go with wind again pushing it down. were talking about italy being impacted, german...

Surveillance video showing him shopping two months ago. freshway foods says it is recalling romaine lettuce. an e-coli outbreak has sickened at least 19 people in ohio, michigan and students on two college campuses. icelands volcano shooting back to live. there are no science that the eruption is ending any time soon. it has forced airports in western ireland to shut down again. this is the third time they have had to do that this week. reynolds wolf is tracking the weather forecast across...

Her. the linebacker has had several offfield problems, most dealing with drugs. they say there are no signs of the eruption ending soon and airport shutting down for a fourth team this week. cash for caulkers is headed for the senate. house has approved a plan to reward homeowners for making their house more energy efficient. you may be in line for thousands of dollars in rebates for sealing your windows and doors. a vice principals decision to send five seniors homes for wearing american ...

Sex with a 16-year-old runaway. the alleged incident happened at a holiday inn in rockland county, new york. his lawyer who is a fox news contributor says taylor is innocent and theres arthur there, you recognize his bald head. >> yep. and the rest of him, too. meanwhile, ireland lifts its air restrictions once again this morning as volcanic ash continues to threaten the sky. dust clouds have disrupted flights on and off since last months volcanic eruption in iceland. >> romaine lettuce now poss...

It sank. >> it did. >> its from the well-head to be sure that this didnt have a chance of work in here. >> it is. it is. >> the well itself, they weric aing this thing apart. did you know this? >> no. >> they were done with this well. they were taking that part that blew up, they were taking it to do another well and they were taking the mud out of the pipe and then they were pulling the pipe up as they were done. somehow as they were pulling the pipe up, an eruption of natural gas came up and b...

Using that vehicle as we speak right now. of course, people here at this conference are very much in favor of offshore drilling. they say the statistics show in their mind its still much safer than bringing oil in the tanker route. shepard? >> shepard: adam housley, thanks. after a nearly two week break a new wave of volcanic ash from that still going volcano is grounding flights yet again. a major international hub spared at least for now. its the top story as we go around the world in 80 secon...

>> from americas news headquarters, im ainsley earhardt. just about a half hour from now, the skies over scotland and northern ireland will close it all air traffic. its the second day in a row icelands spewing volcano has grounded flights north of great britain. there is no sign that the eruption is ending. when it first spewed ash it grounded 10 million passengers and cost the airlines billions of dollars. philadelphias police commissioner backing an officers use of a tasener a philliess game,...

Officials didnt move as quickly as they should have. >> gregg: volcanos, we have been talking a lot in the news, about the iceland volcano which literally shut down european air traffic. it caused tens of billions of dollars, but you told me that the united states is even more vulnerable to an eruption than europe? >> yes. for two reasons. first of all, we dont have a volcano watch and warning program like we have for storm-based disasters. that needs to be set up. secondly, the main ash cloud f...

Well see you at the top of the hour, oil continues to leak into the gulf as we watch it move closer to the coast and the u.s. military may be called to help in with the cleanup, and the question is, who should pay for that cleanup, the government, or the oil companies? >> and from the man made disaster, to a natural one, you see amazing pictures of the icelandic volcano still erupting but you havent seen pictures like these. the first film crew to reach the volcano by land, after the eruption, a...

Guess what? a "national geographic" team was first video crew on the scene of that violent volcano. they captured every dramatic moment before, during and after the eruption. joining us is the director of that team. you had people on the ground even before the thing blew, right? >> yeah, thats right. we, sort of started following the volcano about, yeah, a month before it erupted. there were a lot of seismic activity and earthquakes underneath the mountain. and we talked to some geologists and t...