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Sure we protect our coast line. >> the real surprise charters is part of the booming tourism industry of gulf shores in orange beach. the recent fishing and beaches draw 1.3 million visitor as year. the busy summer tourist season kicks off this weekend. >> anything that could impact our island or impact our visitors is certainly a thing of concern. >> to provide residents and visitor with updates on the oil spill. the official gulf shores.com web site has posted a link to its crisis page which i...

This, i do a story before this every day, so ive been awake for several hours. >> good. sal we get to news? >> its time for a look at todays top stories. well start with this big story across the world. all of northern europe is practically a no-fly zone as a massive 30,000 foot cloud of ash from the erupted volcano in iceland continues to make flying conditions too dangerous. the cloud has caused the worst disruption in air travel since 9/11. tens of thousands of travelers on six continents are...

He helehs erupted. airplanes in the sky, that is where the big impact is. >> we know what it does to a jet engine. the fear is that in that sort of moment, it could do to someones lungs. is there the potential that a rainstorm or something like this would clear the skies? how does this relate to the weather patterns? >> the weather pattern has to do with the prevailing winds pushing it to where its going. the main airport in iceland is open because its downwind of the volcano and this dust is bl...

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Journey. ill give you a full briefing. >> first, mika, the news. >> lets get a look at todays top stories. well start with this situation that affects air travelers around the world. thousands of flights remain grounded throughout northern europe due to a massive cloud of ash from a volcano in iceland. its the worst disruption in air travel since 9/11. tens of thousands of travelers on six continents are stranded. because the plume of ash is so powerful, it could shut down a planes engine. the a...

We need it. >> ill tell you one place that could use the good weather isle rhode island and massachusetts where there is that terrible flooding. thats where reynolds wolf is this hour. warwick, rhode island. where youre standing, reynolds, it does not look too good. >> reporter: john, my man, youre right about that. its brutal. one of the reasons why is one of the record rainfalls we had back in march. just tuesday, 7.9 inches of rainfall. and that precipitation is what caused all of this. lets ...

There was another volcano that freed gases that turned into smog, smog floated across the jet stream changing weather patterns. crop production fell in western europe, famine spread, fiery sunsets were seen. then 1784 the winter was one of the longest and coldest on record in north america. new england, record stretch of below-average temperatures. on it went, john. is this actually possible again? >> oh, sure. its going to happen again, you know, and, in fact, as i mentioned tambora happened in...

And here we go, ski season still going. a lot of snow for the rest of the day today. >> normally your weather patterns are larger and broader. what is that when it goes around and around. >> its called a short wave in the long wave pattern. >> man. >> i have 30 seconds to explain -- >> thats the long way pattern. >> two-year weather course. heres the long way. inside this other wave, its a low thats rotating through the trough. as it rotates, gulf of mexico moisture is pulled up in to that. you ...

Price bidding for notes and telegrams said to be from john f. kennedy to a swedish mistress. they sold for $115,000. there is an apparent end to the decades-long dinosaur debate. an international team of sip tises say they have proof positive what ended the age of the reptiles. new geographic evidence shows a six-mile wide steroid slammed into our planet 65 million years ago. scientists say it dramatically altered the planet, changed weather patterns dramatically and killed off the dinosaurs. ...

Chile and changing weather patterns? >> well, we certainly see a lot of detail around the earth, and we have all along. we have multiple windows onboard. but having this onboard has given us a new perspective where we can see the entire globe at one time. we see the weather patterns. we see storms. its difficult to pick out the aftermath of earthquakes, although we can see a little bit of a change in the distinctness of buildings, for example, but we do not see any dust. we see many, many things...