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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100419:16:04:00

over $11,000 for a one-way flight. my goodness. the situation is so bad, the britain is calling on the royal navy for help. in london earlier today, prime minister gordon brown announced that ships will be sent to pick up some of its citizens stranded overseas. the prime minister says he has been speaking with spanish officials about using airports in spain as a hub for returning british citizens home. a lot of people in south carolina are also feeling the effects of this ash cloud. the travel disruption is preventing members of the 1055th army reserves from getting home after almost a year of service in iraq. the reserve unit was due back last week. africa also feeling the cloud s impact. about 200 tons of produce is rotting in a warehouse in kenya awaiting export to europe. zain verjee spoke to the manager. reporter: look at the fresh

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100419:15:48:00

at nairobi s main airport say kenya is losing more than $3 million export dollars a day because of the crisis. while lucy waits, she prays for the volcanic ash cloud to creep away and the skies to open to save her and more than 1.5 million kenyans who depend on this industry. cnn, nairobi. the volcanic ash cloud is riding the jet stream right now. it is reaching north america. where is rob marciano? show us that, rob. all right. so the jet stream is a little bit weaker now compared to last week. it was really strong and focused. it was really pouring everything into northern parts of europe, scandinavia and northern asia. the middle latitudes, this red, indicates the cloud at the surface to about 20,000 feet. i should mention that the last advisory states it s now erupting to the 8,000-foot

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100419:15:47:00

parts of europe. edward is running things around here. have you ever seen it this bad? not at you will. i have been here eight years. i have seen real severe floods, severe draughought. i haven t seen anything like this. this is a catastrophe. reporter: no one knows when the trucks will hit the roads again. johnny macmillan says he s ready for the worst case scenario. what s going to happen to this fresh produce? we have only two choices. we can give it away to farmers for cattle feed to make use of it. the second thing is we ll take it back to the farms and compost it to use it in the future. reporter: also a victim, top quality roses from kenya. fresh cut flowers from farms like these are flown to europe every day. the long wait is killing them. for us as a company we currently are looking at a backlog of around two billion stems. reporter: industry insiders

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100418:20:03:00

road again and shuffle fresh goods. johnny mcmillan tells me he s ready for the worst case scenario. what s going to happen to all this fresh produce? well, we ve only got two choices. we either can give away to farmers for cattle feed so at least we make some use of it. the second thing we ll do is we ll take it back to our farms and compost it so they can use it in the future. reporter: also a victim, top quality kenyan roses. fresh cut flowers from farms like these are flown to europe every day. the long wait is killing them. for us as a company alone, we currently are looking at a backlog of around 2 million stems across our four farms and here in nairobi. reporter: industry insiders at nairobi s main airport say kenya is losing more than 3 million export dollars a day because of this crisis. while lucy waits, she prays for iceland s volcanic ash clouds to creep away and the skies to open to save her and the more than 1.5 million kenyans that depend on this industry.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100419:15:45:30

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